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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-21

Lanaikai School, Nov. 10, 1905.
To the Editor of Evening Bulle.
tin.
Dear Sir:-I am going to tell you
once more about our school and plants.
Our School was painted, and rooms
ire also painted. Our new clock was
hung on the wall and we know now
how to tell the times OF day. Last
Friday on November 18th we planted
twenty trees and glad to have them
grow up nicely. ! wish you to print
my letter In your paper SO that my
teacher will read It,
Yours truly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
DAYTON
News Champion Correspondence.
M,,l,- Jni,- >

News Champion Correspondence.
Monday, July %.
ID. Al. Carr went to Lake City this
week on business
Jess Lord and party made a fish
ing trip to the Blue Saturday
Miss Margaret Collier has gone to
Delta for a rest and the benefit of
her health.
Ivan Tidestrom, L. S. government
botanist, has been here taxing up
specimens of the poisonous plante,
growing on the ranges which have
recently killed many cattle A com
plete examination of the plants will
be made with = view to handling
poison areas to prevent loss of stock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
CRESTED BUTTE
,ews- Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, July %
Mrs. Corcoran of Chicago is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Wheeler.
The machinery for the new shaft
at the upper Pueblo mine has ar
rived and will soon be installed.
Gen. Superintendent Weitzel of
the c. f. q l. and a party of friends
came overland from Redstone Mon.
day and are spending a few days in
town.
Judge Dissette of Cleveland, who
is spending the summer at Gothic,
experimenting the construction of
the mill for the Jim Blaine, was in
town Tuesday.
A party Of capitalists from Gin
cinnatti who are interested in the
Augusta are expected today and
will go to the miEe above Pittsburg
where they will spend a week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
Hss1-SsScsnb Ws11inR

At Los Angeles on July p occur
ed the wedding of Mr. Alfred Gros-
venor Hoel and Miss Helen Ilunt
Holcomb Both the contracting
parties are well known here. Mr..
Hoel was superintendent of our city
schools for years and nude good
reputation as an lnstru ctor. His
bride was intermdioie teacher here
and was adored by her pupils, as
well as by the superintendent. Mr.
lloel has secured "A position in the
Denver schools, and after Sept. lst
their home will he in that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
PARLIN
n Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, July 30.
Miss Blodgette left for Delta Sat
urday morning.
The ranchers will all be making
Jay next week.
Mrs. Alice Dice from Ohio City
will leave for Littleton to night.
Parker Dice from Bowerman and
Mrs. Hass from Walsenburg were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. ). Lobdell
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nef and family
from Pueblo are in Parlin ON fish
ing trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Loor are
also here They are stopping at
Jerry o Regan's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
ooWuIInlAn

HesS- -ChsmptOa COrrespOA1enCe.
Tuesday, July Is.
Nm. Il. Phelps who has been at
Wssnita for the past month started
tor her home in Chicago Monday.
Ers. Jessie Lytle who has been
VISITING with MIS- lludnutt left for
her home in Cripple Creek Wednes-
day.
The May Flower Mining Co. put
On another shift this week and ex-
pect TO strike the ore shoot with in
a few days.
J. Clyde Poole advertising agent
for the Daily Mining Record was
here on his vacation and was pleased
with the showing Of the camp in
General.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
UPPER CUNNISON VALLEY
Correspondence.

Tuesday, July %.
Max Alien is helping Walter Viii
son hay
Jno. Outcalt and daughters are
camping up Spring creek.
Mrs. Annie Downey and family
spent SUNDAY in the neighborhood.
TIE. Richardson and family Of
Salida are visiting at Rocky Ridge
ranch.
Miss Olive Smith of Grand juno
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ii. +.
Trampe
L. NJ. Haymaser had busy day
sunday as all his neighbors came TO
see his new pump and he had TO
answer probably a thousand ques-
tons. 1t is worth seeing.
Chas. Fleck and wife Of Pueblo
spent a couple Of days here fishing,
going to Salt Lake Monday. They say
they will surely visit Gunnlson
again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
OD ON
News lChaspioa CoevsaQaoAaose.

Tuesday, July Is.
Roch Lanose 10 now euaploysi II
the Carter tunnel
Lee Reynolds is erecting . sslooa
building on Main street
Dr. and Nr~. Ridley retsrpsa
Tuesday from Denver
We are glad to know that Ives
Mandell 10 nov able TO be ost.
The citizens are seriously consider
ing the question of street Iights and
hope soon to install vapor gaA lights.
The play 10 be given Saturday
night promises to be the event oi
the season. 1t is, The Light Iloas se
Robbery"
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Carter and
family of Denver, who have bsea
Visiting Carroll Carter. retsrsed
home Thursday.
4 number Of friends OF A. T..
RsynOa@s have tse~ sPeeAs~G >hsis
vacation at the Links. They return
ed to Denver Monday.
Mrs Geo. Dice and daughters ex-
pect 10 leave in few days for Lit
Teton. Mr. Dice will remain here
to close up his lumber business.
The Quartz creek mill has been
considerably hindered lately by
break downs but Mr.. Robinson says
things will soon be in shape for a
steady run.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
oDuG 90 49, 01nnm
4 - !: g Snse2:.: -

TIE Gunusssa suuerse under sup.
erv,ssoa 81 " " Kss~tzes. j. useis
. trsne larger no~. .scladirS s.3.
Ap acres IL tske~ IN Tin Cup.
forsuerly an the Leaivllsr reserse.
with f,tkin ana waun,ta Sps,sss.
thai were forsaerly IN the Carhesopa
Reserves. The Crystal rives valley
is however osa,t,ed aud lo.ned &
tine Holy Gross ssserve. Western
boundaries resnaIn about the same.
bot the PORTIONS of ouray and I n
compshgre re.erve~ overlapping ON
Blue mesa are all in the nee n
compahgre reserve under supervi.
sion of Dr II X Porter Of DELTA.
Ii viii be rensembered tha, our
Gnnnlson s,ockmen wanted all Co
che,opa watershed put IN this reserve
~ this town 10 the natural supply
point. However. only the Quartz
crssk and Hot SpriaS creek water
shsds were separated, both Ssrsents
and White Pine remaining under
Jurisdiction of Supervisor EageDe
Williams Of Saxuache.
There are five reserves now in
GLIDING GonnIspn county territory
They are the Gunnison, Cochetopa,
Holy Cross, Battlement aud neon
pahgre
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
QU 4
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Yrssk bslklsy csas shsoAGA -
wssk iron Issves sccoaPeAisd -
A. T.. Aclivs,a asd y y. ~ ef
beaver. They vest % Csss1sd
butte 10 ias~.sis.'~ shs cosi issee-
e~ss there
Lake C,ts T,mes hesry POSI-
came dosa frosa tke WyosasIG s.sss
On Satsrdsy mosR.nG fbe wss ~
lacked by rhesms,Isa " . wsld
form and tLoaxks b. had besses 9ust
before be became any sos~e.
Geo Fsruhsm ksd b~sis1ss IN
city from NcInt,re g~lrh this wsrt.
and reports development work tesaG
actively pressed on the CostIssd-
The Gold Links force IA OHIO cvss&
has recently teen increased, ssA
there is probability Il still favslsss
additions. Everyone seeass 10 tAiok
that the Rsymoad Gill sssrt BY A~G-
S.t 6r.t, sad start up With kssssr
prospects aud larger fosce II 1ea
than ever
St Louis parties arc behind .
mammoth tsnnel eRserpr,se 70 Pese-
trste under GaIens moantaia rsH-
ming from the heart Il Cryssal basss
through Galena and Tsssssry no~a-
tains TO the heed ii lsLe creek
There never hss l,ssa say deep oia-
ing On THE wonderfully rich ssrrisosy
and s"ch . bore would csrtsialy
open the way for drainage asd eK-
ploratioa Of the section to the cose.
1t would cost lots Of mossey fos .oa
only must the two miles Il tHnaal
be provided for, bst extensive Drift
ing would probably be necessary be-
fore sccsrste kDowledgs OF the veins
was obtained. However, the surface
showing Of Gslens mountain has NO
superior in Colorado unless il be the
Italian basin section.
The Blaine mill is about ready
for operations, said Judge T. X.
Dissette, who visited the county seat
Tuesday and Wednesday. This Dsw
plant is equipped TO handle not
alone ore from the Blaine group
where development will be pushed
through the wear, but will do . Gus.
tom business, furnishing cheap and
convenient concentrating and ANAL
gamstins mssch;scry Ser other ores
in the Gothic section. This pros
pect is one of the factors which ha.
stimulated mining here. There is
already quite population in Gothic
and surrounding mines with every
prospect of increasing work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
WHITE PINE

Tuesday, July 2S.
j. c. Regan and mother came in
last week.
Mrs. +. Peterson returned FRIDAY
from DesMoines.
VIM. Flanagan has returned from
a winter in Denver.
Chas f. Macy spent Sunday with
his family in Saiida
Mr.. Gossman of Pitkin was here
Thursday enroute TO Monarch
Mrs j. II. Hicks Of Sargent and
niece. Miss johnson, spent Sunday
here.
J. NJ. Hill Of the [. : geological
survey was here Thursday looking
up rock formation.
Chas Lang and Carl Rinard re
turned Wednesday from a week at
Waunita. They report fine time.
Mr.. Chittenton and Mining En-
gineer Booth of Denver were look
ing over properties here this week.
Chas. Walburn. Miss Holcomb. C.
Lang and c. Rinard made a trip to
the top of Monumental Saturday
They report fine scenery.
c. Lang left Saturday for Ohio to
resume his duties as operator on the
Pennsylvania lines He is much de-
lighted with the west, especially our
trout streams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

A. NJ. Gushing, travelling passen-
ger agent of the d. & r. c.. located
in Salt Lake City is in Gunnison in
the interest of the Annual San .Iaun
Excursion and will be glad to meet
anyone interested. and can be
found at the ID. < X. G.. ticket Office
or the La Neta Hotel. This is the
greatest excursion of tie season and
at the reduced rate OF Sli.Jo from
Gunnison to Salt Lake City and re
turn. Tickets on sale Aug. II. re-
turning Aug. 3lst Everybody
should avail themselves Of this
pleasant outing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
Ssffers Acci1eat

Saturday. as Miss Julia Redden
was driving to Powde rhorn "A train
wen: across the high bridge just as
the team went below :, runaway
was the result and Miss Julia was
thrown upon the rocks and sustain
ed a broken collar bone besides Sc
we're bruises from the buggy run
ming over her. She has been teach
ing the Baker school near Lake CITY.
1t IS thought no permanent injuries
will follow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
CarSsrus4un Ted SAarpesers

This famous foot power machine
for sharpening sickles. disks, and
all kinds # farm and carpenters
tools is now on sale in Gunnison and
| expect TO make canvass of the
county. visiting each ranch. The
carborunaum wheels will not burn
or draw temper. Altogether a DIFF
ferent thing from the old emery
wheels. but a new discovery in
grinding material. Almost as hard
as diamond. Will last for years
without renewal. The complete ma
chine only sll References to Gun
nison ranchmen who have used
them.
p C WHkFE-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
lgslice

The ID 4 II. G. has granted one
fare rate to Lake City for the Teach
ers Institute TO be held there Aug.
3-l4. 1903. Children under five
years. if accompanied by parent or
guardian, will be carried free. Five
ani under twelve will be charged
one half of within fares, adding
enough TO make fares end in o or ).
Dates of sale, Aug. LIST. End, 5rd,
1908 Final return limit Aug. Is,
1905. All agents will be notified
lucia JOHNSON.
Co. Supt. Schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
f'''- e'''''', = n'''''' ~

Friday morning at Delta occurred
the wedding Of Mr. Clyde W. Brewer
and Mise Alpha &. Proutv. The
ceremony took place vt the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Jesse Smith,
Rev. j L. George of Cedaredge in
charge. The young people came
Immediately to Gunnison where they
are spending their honeymoon at
the home of the grooms parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. O. Brewer.
Clyde is a GInnison boy, aud
while it has been four years since
he assumed successful management
of the Surface Creek Champion, a
whole host of school and busine~s
friends are qaick to offer congratu-
lstions. His charming and accom-
plished bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Z. Prosty n beta
After September first their home
will be at Cedaredoe in Delta county
where Mr.. Brewer is a leader in the
business and social world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
Notice

Having located in Gunnison ! am
prepared to do all kinds masonry
work. Cement side walks built.
All kinds of cement work a special
itv. Estimates furnished on all
work Make your wants known at
News Champion Office Ny prices
are the lowest.
JEFF ANDERSON. Gunnison, Colo u
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
Hs~s ChAnpaaa Cerreapao1soss.

"Wednesday, July 29.
Dr Slaugenhaaf, visited at the
Hawkins ranch last week.
Mrs. A. Haines and daughter VIE
NJ at the Lamoy ranch Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Nash are ex-
Prc,ed in Spencer Thursday to visit
siends
Mrs b. Emery, an aunt Of Ed
Hawkins is visiting him at HE home
On Cebolla.
Mrs. A. +. Hay and children and
Silva and Maud Foster made trip
% lola Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wheeler and
Misses Martha and Nema Rhamey ol
eitkin have visited the past week
with the family of Al Haincs
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
n Csse1ssl Anssicaa

Wonans National Daily-William
Jennings Bryan is bigger man to-
day then he was then; a broader
minded man and deeper thinker
then he WAS when he first came 20
the front as the Democratic candi-
date for President bigger man
than he was when he made his sec-
ond campaign, and even better
and stronger candidate then he
would have been had he been
selected instead of Judge Parker
four years ago His growth in
political and in personal strength is
the legitimate result of experience.
He has broadened his character bv
travel, and has strengthened his re-
lations with the people by mingling
with them in all parts Of the coun-
try. While 1t cannot be claimed
that William Jennings Bryan is a
trimmer or time server, 1t is to
his credit that he made a study of
the American people, their ways and
their wishes, as few others NAV have
ever done, and has not hesitated
while attending his individual and
public growth to adapt himself to
the desires OF the people as well as
to the needs of the country. There
was a time in the early part of the
political career Of the mau who has
been honered by the democratic
party by being made its standard
bearer, when the claim of some peo-
pie that he was a dangerous man to
be trusted with the leadership of a
great party or in the chief masistracy
of the natiCn was not entirely with
out justification That was a long
time ago. as the development of men
and the making Of history, personal
and political. is sometimes meas
ured Mr. bryan has, since that
time. learned much in the great
school of experience. While he is
still positive man and a man with
the courage Of his convictions. those
convictions are more conservative
now than in the DAYS when he was
considered -'dangerous" in politics.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
N. E. Ckurck pstes

Morning Text: Bear We one
anothers burdens and so fulfill the
laws of Christ Cal 60. Evening
Text: Have faith in God Mark IL
%
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
Juy List

The jury list for the September
term of the district court has been
drawn up as follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

have title stone house in the
east end Of town for rent. City
water inside and hydrant outside.
II. I. DUNkEL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
TWENTY WARS AGO 4
Hessuds asslss srQusoSuonues ~ f.sveHf
Aa6 ssssv hrssn1bf b. 0sos

A soa arrived ., the hosae of
l.. T.. Aselser.
third rail sss teing Laid on the
Rio Grsade We~,erH.
~. Los,s capitalists secured a
lease oa the BLACK Queen.
Miss Mary Williams closed q sue
cessisl school at Powderkorp.
Rev Cyrus A. Brooks was appoint
ed presiding elder Of the Gsaaisoa
Methods; Episcopal district ssd
took ap his residence in our city sct-
ing ss pastor in place Of Rev Elkins
Mr.. A. r. McCanae. and Mss
MiRnse Smith we're married st the
home Of the bride s.sser. Mrs. b n
Weeener. Mr. McCsnne ~ss mana
ger Of La Neta hosel st that time.
An ost6i Rssced Gsna,soa aad
Pitkin merchants by ssttiag up ex-
c',emen, over wasnita park pascers
They claimed assays Of slSooo0O
fron the black sands. but . three
weeks run only cleaned up $40
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Must dispose of at once. PIP acre
farm near Springfield, No. Ideal
for stock, especially sheep. A bar
gain. easy terms or will exchange
for property here For particulars
address,
Mas. A. n. Il. Crooks,
J0-32 Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Found near Gunnison river bridge
aluminium trout fly box. Owner
may have same by proving property
and paying for this ad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
Cai 0iniss = skosaas

Baldwin coal 10 estee,Red as the
finest house coal in the west. 1t 10
the next thing to Anthracite. so in
spite of large fields elsewhere in
Colorado. our local coal mines are
always assured Of future, because
Of the superior quality.
The recent lease OF 800 acres by
Dave L.aplant to II. Van Mater and
associates, promises 10 open . new
and extensive coal field Of this same
vein. For years holes were drilled
over on the west side of Ohio creek
but apparently none went deep
enough. Mr.. La Plant. however,
was convinced that the river bottom
was the line of = great fault, the
vein on the Mt. Carbon side having
been elevated several hundred feet.
Last fall he drilled as deep as lSo
feet on his ranch without results. A
few months ago another hole near
his hoase fosnd the big Mt. Carbos
vein st saly ~ 49, ~ AsPaA. Thess
was elk feet Of the hest qsslity oI
black diamonds, evidently the ssmt
strata, which high up on the opposite
bank, always ran from five and a
half to eight feet The leasers will
now drill other holes and if the holes
show up, working shaft will bt
put down and large force employed
Another large company is negotiat-
ing for mines in the vicinity. The
Rocky Mountain Fuel Co is getting
the kubler in shape for big produc-
ton. There is every reason to be-
lieve the LaPlant vein extends
under land of Nelson, Pell. WebbeI
and Ieilinger,
All these properties working vii
compel better service from tn.
c. x $. even should that road no,
build to the North Fork this season
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

When in Denver sop at the Belve-
dere hotel, corner 10Th and Glenarm
Take Colfax car at Union depot
John Latimer. Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Oh so good, and only ) cents
Those delicious ice cream cones at
Gazette Bros. You can eat them on
the run. Try one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

FoR SALE-All household furni-
ture.
3O-3l W. II. ENDNEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Get some of the 20 cent lawns at
l. cents yard before they are all
gone.
SAMPLINERS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31
RwU locals

Tags for shipping fish, one cent
each at News Champion office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-31

Try a meal at the Main res
taurant. 81 cents. s s. johnson
proprietor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
HpFF1AIRICNL1l

program commencing with Sunday
matinee. Sam Collins, the Broad
way Favorite," will introduce his
German monologue. Another turn
that will make them stand up and
take notice is that of Ferra, the
iron man." who allows a heavy
automobile to be driven over his
PROSTATE body. made solid by
physical culture. There are three
other good acts on the bill, and
among them are the three Whitman
sisters and Willie Robinson. Rob-
inson is a lively youngster with a
lot of ready wit as well as the COM
edy his lines provide, while the
Whitman sisters are rapid fire pro-
ducers and exceedingly good sing
ers and dancers as well. They have
a decided novelty in the way of an
act entitled plantation Pastimes. y
Graham Dent company will present
laughable sketch and the Van
brothers have a decided novelty
musical act. William d. Gibson will
son Take Me With You In Your
Dreams" and the Pantagescope will
reel off comedy film.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
AUDITORIUM.

"The Garrison Girl" lively
western melodrama with enough of
the military about it to allow effec-
tive settings. has been selected by
Shirley company as the bill for the
coming week There Is a villain
who meets the fullest requirements.
He Is assisted in his deviltry by
Jovita. a woman who has eloped
with him. At the same time there
is a pretty little love story running
through the three acts, and the
heroine Is one OF those quick witted
girls who always appears at just
the right moment. The scene is
laid at Fort Thomas, Ariz. Polly
Trevor, the heroine, has come to
the post in search of ner father.
The latter does not know his daugh-
ter is alive and the people at the
post do their utmost to keep her
from learning that the drunken old
sergeant is her father. Captain
Kent. the villain, had eloped with
Polly's mother years ago and had
taken her with him, but abandoned
her after the mothers death. Kent
is now at the post with Jovita Han
ford, the wife of Noel Hanford. The
latter is attacked and is left for
dead near the fort, and Polly unwit-
tingly lays the blame for the crime
at her fathers door. II is then she
learns that Trevor Is her own
father. She sets about to clear her
father and finally discovers clues
which ultimately prove the undoing
OF the villain. Miss Won Waldron
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

City, Col, less than IS years DID,
but whose vaudeville rise has been
so rapid that even in Europe critics
forget that she came from the wild
and untamed west" acclaimed her
the greatest living aerial wire
artist. The trio consists Of father,
mother and daughter. For the past
three years the act has been con
tinuously shown in Europe and the
trio Is now booked up for the next
there years to come. Chief on the
comedy staff for the week is
Charlie Wayne, assisted by Miss
Gertrude Des Roche and company.
in farcial skit, 40 A. M. or the
Morning After" Mr.. Wayne Is said
to be a character actor who has
few equals In vaudeville. The
Misses May and Flo Hengler have
an offering of songs and dances
that is a feature Of the perform
ance. The Four Rianos have an.
other comedy, laid In tropical
Africa, two of the quartet imper-
sonating apes, third being a pro
fessor who is greatly interested in
the Darwinian theory, aud the
fourth an eccentric female servant.
Frank Orth and Harry Fern have a
musical comedy offering. Mr.. Orth
is a trick pianist. while Mr.. Fern is
a bundle of fun and nonsense. Miss
Ethel Marlborough. billed as the
girl behind the drum" Is the orig
>lnal drummer gill of the famous
Boston Fadettes. She is heralded
as the greatest girl drummer in the
world. The Three Dancing Mitch
ellis are colored entertainers who
have long been identified with
Black Patti, Ernest Hogan and the
Williams and Walker shows. The
usual moving pictures will conclude
the performance, which is prom
lsed as one of the best seen at the
Orpheum.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
WASHINGTON.

A fancy OF fairy land is the i'm
preston created by the Five Eng
lish Rockers in their brilliant scenic
offering next week. This is the
third of the big features to be
booked at the Washington in addi-
ton to the regular bill The five
in the new feature are all ladies',
each selected for beauty and vocal
gifts. At the rise of the curtain the
setting is seen to represent beau
tiful tropical scene, the effects SO
arranged that the performers seem
to be acting in mid air. Many
changes of costume are made, the
different gowns ranging from the
shimmering Salome robes to the lat
est creations in Partisan frocks.
Nine. Kessely and her marionettes
go through a regular pantomine
play on their own miniature stage,
before their own miniature audi
ence and orchestra. In acrobatics
and bicycle riding the duo of Pal