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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17
TO ADJUDICATE WATER RIGHTS.
Canal Association Endeavoring to As.
certain Priority.

At meeting of the Governing Board
of the Twin Falls Canal Association, II
was decided necessary, upon the best
legal advice obtainahle, to procure
decree from the courts showing the
standing of the water right for the
land on the original Twin Falls tract.
This is necessary in order to secure
the rights of land owners in case a
dispute arises as to the prior right Of
the South Side Twin Falls tract over
the surrounding tracts which have
made filings on the waters Of Snake
River, or in case any of the surround
ing tracts show a disposition to en-
croach upon the rights of settlers
upon the lands of the South Side Twin
Falls tract.
Every owner of land on this tract,
which includes the original segrega-
ton of 10000 acres on the North Side,
is invited to join as plaintiff in this
suit to be brought, and if he SO joins,
the expense will be nominal. If he
fails to suin as plaintiff, he will be
made defendant in the case, making
it necessary for him to secure legal
help at considerable expense.
The secretary of the Canal AssUcia
ton will be in his Office over the Conl-
mercial Savings Bank in Twin Falls
every Saturday from 900 A. M. to 8 90
P. NJ, and will receive the names Of
all those wishing to be made pain
tiffs and answer any questions to those
desiring information.
The secretary has also been In
| structed by the Governing Board to
call upon as many of the land owners
as possible for him to see and give
them an opportunity to become plain
| tiffs in the case.
| Messrs. Stockslager & Bowen are
the attorneys for the association and
will conduct the case. They, as well
as others who have given this matter
much thought and study, consider an
early action of the courts most i'm
portant, and it is necessary in order
that the decree be of benefit to any
particular piece of land that the owner
of that land shall signify his intention
to join in the suit. The whole trac
cannot be treated as a body, and the
fact that your neighbor has decree
does not put your land in the same
standing as his, unless you are plain
tiff in the suit. so it is important tx
you that you are not overlooked.
IRVING R. BARROW,
Secretary Governing Board.
August 20-tf.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17

The Christmas prize contest of the
Times will close in two weeks. 1t is
time you put in boost for your favor
tie,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17
SONGS OF SCHOOLGIRLS.

Song Of the Unconfning of Jov.
Wuns HENRY beamus had too dollurs
witch
he maid bi splitter wood ann felt so
rich
ann jennerus he didunt hardly no
iff he wood bi stoar ur START a shO
ann awl day long wenneavur skool was
OWt
his menny trends wood gather awl
about
like flize ann asst him how it felt too
be
so ritch he had no kares ann HENRY he
was not stuck up at awl witch goze to
sho
welth duz not spoyie a sole like his
no.
ann HENRY lennt dime too reddy
brown
to hi sum fish hooks ann he took uss
down
to ioansez stoar ann boot iskream ann
SPENT
his munnev like prinns ann then he
bill peersen fifteen sense soze he kood
gett
his hare kutt bi the barrbur ann he
lett
10 bensen have nickul witch was
lnoar
than jo had had fore menny years be-
foar
and his too dollurs melltud fasst but
when
tits gone be seed heed maik sum moar
agenn.
ann HENRY sedd heed ruther spennd
his welth
amung his friends if he kan kepe his
health
soze he kan wurk ann maik sum moar
than be
a mizur with lott NV goald witch he
duz not enjoy ur be a millyunair -.-
without no teath ann hardly emmy hare
hoo wood n --~ronnd sennt to me ur
redd
EDut wants to bid coolidge wenn heez
dedd
ann HENRY sedd heeZ brOak but neavur
mind
on with the dance lett joy be unconn-
find. u. w. Foley.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17

average Of character and efficiency in
the enlisted men is as high as is now
the case In our own. l believe that the
same statement can be made as to our
officers, taken as a whole, but there
must be a reservation made in regard
to those In the highest ranks and in
regard to those who have just entered
The service, because we do not now
get full benefit from our excellent
naval school at Annapolis.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17

nave behaved and are behaving to-
ward other nations as In private life an
honorable man would behave toward
his fellows
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17

Public auction sales every Saturday
afternoon at 1880 p. m. at corner of
First National bank. You need not
see us, but bring in your stuff. Office
second door in brick building on Sho-
shone S. Phone 100.
Drunk AUCTION CO.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17

Have you renewed your subscription
to the Times? If not it is about time
for you to do SO if you are going to as
sist your friend in the race for the
piano and other valuable prizes to be
awarded by this paper.
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PRIMROSE REBEKAH LODGE NO. rs.

Meets in Odd Fellows Hall the first
and Third Tuesdays of each month.
Visiting Rebekahs cordially welcome.
HATTIE BESSIRE, Noble Grand.
BERTHA BENTLEY, Rec. Sec.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17
The Brunk Auction company will
hold regular sales every Saturday at
ternOon after this date.

Are you in the market for a type
writer, either to buy or trade? See
Hill G. Taylor.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-12-17
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
TWIN FALLS LODGE
No, As, A. F. and A, NJ.

Meets first and third Wednesday
nights in each month. Sojourning
brethren cordially invited to attend.
b. A. BAKER, w. M.
CHAS. H. NULL, Se'cy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
EOU WILL NOT

- -sos-Fsc- ! -S- c-s-s ~ chests
a. --z-cs = l-s-sy everybody
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a. AZ Axe l-s-sSs kocss !
E---F = IN. ID -z-,s- "a.
liz = --z5s = to-oES Ths-c
c. = - pEzS-s-c s-ooss q
81 - 5zss5 g ElSEo-ss-v @,
c=czE--- LLs-s never rs. sri
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r-z- z-s szEE too-s sd son
c--s - E-ls-, - -lsE 6ssS-ve-
Yes 10y pS-s5-s Srs, 1sTs--Es
tssS S--z5S q m os--Sl1 ssTsr-
S-szc s--5c-es Is tLsF L hun
t--Cs- sd 6s-zSs5, eSosc.x-lv
a-s icy So - plzos oo-S6s-os
= V-1-Sas5 s-S,s-s-ts q TIE
E=--S q Medicines Ire esze-
C-s -1cs-1 rszesE EoE1 s.
WAwPOLES PREPARATION
i - SIC 81 zs-zi-s 81 z-E5e
g r----zss s. Eo-r. SIX O CT
So1 E5e5s t-oz rLe nils c.
EE--<s--C-s-s ElsE Eo-5-E5s
rs1--z-1S-- re oc-S co- Ssor5
70 s-z-SE-z-s Is Qualities q his
r=--ss-- = Il ~ lszs-. sd 4
= ~ -sosSSs-E L : pSlz-S5ls
- Eo-sT sd co-zizs tie II
t---Vs sd C@<ETs properties q
tE-s c. ETs- Of. sIrrSc1s5
= = IN Eai cd EFsE- On
S--s6 ~ 20 Co1p711i Swp
q ETpcplos2E.s< ST TIE II
c-Sc-s = VAT 81 Wa Chs--
81 k1E Ezzxbls sch s bls,e-
~ . 11sss izpo-z-- us5ic7zI
SEs-S Zzs- = = pain 70 ever
ae6E- = : bsTo13 p1os Il Il
=1@E- A1slx- NsSkraz al
sex G NETo1s To-s. Poo-
sl-EsS-o1. lag TREATIES sri
B-o.o5 I1p-l-las- SSs-cs csa
fans oo-hEz be.-er-osrhsus
Do,@E - god D. " Z.
D<sts- 9 Czoziz- szyE - have
Ussc = = ~ P-Sczzcs so5 -xks
FsSS-s = rsoo1Eso6irE Il IS
: FzlEs1-s -o-ic szf reoy-=Do-
tie L : $ rely thss ca
eo-o - zppszi 20 IL record
al rsr-ssSzas tLs Silence az
SoE-s5Es q blztt s1i szEras-
E-s Es1iazi izve<-gz1ioo- sO-e
s'os--s c0oEo@ Z. clsniz.. !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
HOW 4 SOUTH AFRICAN 8IER-
CHANT WARDED OFF AN At
TACK OF PNEUMONIA

There il always cause for alarm when
4 sers-e cold Is accompanied BY pain
u the chest Mr.. 4 L La Grange,
ThO is manager Of store al Jansen
vile, c c. believes Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Is better than the pre-
scriptiOn Of z physician He says: Il
had boy IN ny employ VINO had been
suffering from cold and pain in the
chest and got - bad ne had 20 20 70
5ed- had the doctor attend him and
used several other remedies. but he got
10 better. finally tried Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. AMI IN short time he
vas up and about mis- work We sell
iOts Of Il IN the store" For sale BIZ
Benson. Smith & Co, Lid, agents for
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
SHIkGLE TALKS
Of STEAMSHIPS

I've lzvs bss- II - FvsresSec
Is A-SS.sS &zG NSw Ncs&. SSS&
Eces-c n. SA5sE,t Wa reformed by
~ Es5so-zSE ysSss-ssy. IN eSSesSS =
he lzss-sSs q tie Hawaiian Mahogany
oo=rSzy.
I've ssSe5 ~ proposals t-o- tws--
cv-rWc llSs-szc >,sSE>Asc cc-rSrseS
fc- cSssbl5s1izs Ezs % steamers be-
-wesz the S>-&-lS acE >sosAsre cali
sc-zlz- Wish ske SS-tS Pc eccrrse; fer
cSsS s. tie lass cf zsScsizttccS. We
received I'm slSkt e tie cc-ps-SsS
cSs-s Wkick we've within tie pcSSi-
el-icv q ec-Si tsrsrscz TIE bsSs c1s
Vas t-c= Tie Nzsscz NSvisS-icr con-
VSzr- Tk8r VII bs presented @ The
directors q TIE Nxhcsz-v company 81
s netting q X ks.S tc-c-roW mem
M
Tls-s See=e5 s s-sSc rsluetzres On
re pS-y = =csc q TIE co1pszIss
q consider TIE natter. Nos Il then
Sss-sl 70 tank list - lag sS the
PEe-1s Nan kz2 rs ArEs steamers IN
cAs Pzs51s Il Wc-li 80 tie bclk = the
coSrls- trade TEsz there seemed 8
c-sS-ic- Whether there coUl5 De
6svslovSS szo-zA freight this way.
Tie LIS AzEslss people wsrs very
E-tk interested IN Tie Ezcrsr ard
vsEE z1xSo-s t1S- s lie should bs e.
-ztllSAs,l Bat fC- TIE present az least
ms SEES = ts AZ i-rcss5t5lirv- TIE
Mz-Soz Ines E-opcsicisz izslc5es TIE
- u the S-szESAirs they have. and
Z lie L-rl-z wEitk : shortly 70 y
Il these waters. sid = tie sailing vs<-
Ssls whitk they cwL
ne wkols sitter Eil b present.
- % rEs directors 4 The MzhoEzny
fCZ7GZv EC-C-rcw. zEl they -il thea
kucw * how tie s-szzSli1 ec-pz-
ZsS leak ~ IL after
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
NEW BUTTONS FOB THE F1sE%

/ g1sntity Of the supplies ordered
fS- MS department. by Sheriff Izukes
have arrived Among these are neE
turt01s for the police uniforms, fni-
sizl@3 &C P" II Place OF Tire old
Il ? and Few helmets and new
caps The rev ecuIpzsrt vii Be WON
for The srzS tins ~ the regular Azrth
Inspection
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
SHIPPING ARMS
FOR INDIAN REBELS

NEW YORK. Feb. S--I-fCrzztiou
tEz1 Important F-sVzrzcic-S tcr 8 rs-
Tc-- zEE1S- British rlls II I-1is are
beizE @3s II Ns~ TCEk an Pt5lz1sl-
1llz- s-E SEzt E--s- fed u5seaS and
aZ-.Izl1l have ben sEip1zsf secretly
g -sv1l--lc-zs-S II IzE5z las rszeEa5
IL B-l-Ist E-vs-1-sz-- II addition Z
! sz56 hat =Ey t,5zts kzvs bSEz
se1- - II5iz t1- tie p--Foss q blsE-
1E n E5vs-W=E1 b-lltI-ES
FoLgEI-E slzws picked ID II Cal
eE-rz- t1z chef Z r.1-55z q tkz1 far
szS-s-1 tzTE arrived Esre rsts-tly Il
sszrsk fs- TIE kss5s-srtzrs q certain
rsT9lE-iV-szs He lad certain facts
before CEzzlss5-zsr BizEEsz and TIE
sas-s. sz-vlss Eso II ths k7Ez q dis
e-Ts-1E Eks AEsriszzs ~kC are aid
DE IL rsvslCfl1-zry zCvsEezr-
he FEDERAL su--c-I-5ss ara seeking
5s5z5-s tzf1-zri1- o. EEieE % ezu@
Tie arrest q Fsrs77z NO have bes-
s11r-lzz ans sid zz--s5-i5--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
WILL MAKE
PEOPLE CURB

trron TauvS3sv's Aaveruserl
Routine matters only were discussed
and deal, wg,h at the ,oee;ias o. the
Bard % Supervisors last oiSAt ana
tue meeting Vas over within a half an
hour supervisor Harvey vas the only
absentee
A communtcatioa trom the civic
Federation. &eSuas with the necessity
% pyovi3iaS places % public coavcai,
eace IN az least tAree sections Ia the
ciJy, was rad and referred 70 the sani-
tstlos ana health committee. The
committee win take up the matter az
once and leOk into the question OF the
city's responsibility in the matter, the
location % such places and the cost.
Supervisor Dwight asked that the
County Attorney advise the road eera-
miJtee as 10 the limits the members
might 50 in enforcing the curbing ordi-
nance.
The people seem 10 pay no atten-
ton 20 the ordinance" explained the
chairman 81 the road committee. If
we send them a communication and
tell them that they are violating the
lsw by not putting in their curbs. they
laugh AT Us We want legal opinion
10 see how far We may 90 in forcing
these people"
Ara You going 10 enforce the Ordi-
nsncs7- asked Chairman HuStace.
Well. We want a legal opinion about
our right" answered Dwight
CLOSING PAIL ROAD.
The County Attorney is also 70 be
consulted as 70 the right Of the Board
% close the pail road 70 traffic for two
days OF long enough 70 have il oiled
from the top Of the pail 70 the bottom
q the hill on the KOolau side II IL
Is decided that the thOroughfars can
Dc smut long enough, the work OF oiling
EiI go on Without the oil, according
70 Supervisor Dwight, the splendid bit
- work viii be ruined by the rains
within SIX months. The cost Of OIling
VIII D. some hundred dollars.
For rain damage done recently on /
ths Koolau side, 500 was voted for re-
pairs.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
The routine accounts were few, total /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21

P-sS5se-- -z=sS a Hsz2esy e sss
---z---S-S-5 >csS= N&vzsS1o- Co&-
-z-y -s----ss ~ re @CczzS- vVsS1cS-
say s-s11SzsS-5c cvs- re Ns~2& Hs&-
re -sv 1zSS>e2 q re r-,s---s-SzS
@es-- re o-c-ss, rac-oS-sQAsc 2s2-
-vsS q -As vsSSG s. - Ss2s&-e3
% es- 49, ---2- 8 -sz-os~c,5o1 y o-s
-s 1888 : S-vs- As-sV5sA
~ : s S--s7s5S vsSS-.- Ss SasS
y5Sss-5Sy ~ hSs Ss--Sc>ss. tSs a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
WARM AFFAIRS
IN THE SCHOOLS

L any cas- - psop,e have 0orS
sASa tAesy sS2ye % sse ycoeo,es tAS'
Sss5Ss tAs saSs. 4 : sGvely Sae rGollc
ScsNo SeScaeys q sse Territory % ia
WaG Aa& the aeaSsyS - The RoSra
q Essc0Ssoa. besides having 70
s@SotA the UUvSN PMS % Scaoo3 sec-
uos saosoA,eS have tvo9S,es % thelr
OWE AeSpe3 upoa them IN the tovaas %
GlSco2,ea,s - teachers and uaisooa;
SucS charged ssSiass teachers
Several cases - trouble were report
81 Sz5 some disposed % AZ meeting
q the BoSr3 - E3UoAIsoR yesterday,
p4eSsSe5 over BY William WI,HsmSoa
IN the absence q Superintendent Bah
o.It-
". ". Taylor. principal AZ HlpShUlu.
complained that his cO,lSge vas en-
tered recently and money, irc.uding a
co-z co-lecsiO1. SgO.sn Vhsre1rou- John
III z1S Al Noon. two boys, were ar
rested and confessed. but later Nth
drew She Confession On the advice OF
Lew Joseph. retained 60 defend them.
Is s result Taylor and Joseph are at
GzgSsrS drawn and both are appealing
70 the department
TEMPEST IN TEAPOT.
1Ir. CSu5s1. = committee % one. Re
ported On his investigation Of q COM
plzi1z- presented al last meeting. from
natives and Chinese against Mrs. No
G-sEo- zl.5 daughter % Hsuulz school.
Oahu re had found il g tempest in
. teapot originating IN g dispute over
water rights TIE matter was drop
= ,a-: ;. I? ss:,. PM ~fa.s:..::.;Es:.
psz scaooL- % succeed Mrs Neal re-
SDe5-
! formal o1sr q the vacant position
Il TIE kzmslo school vas 1otei % be
made % Miss McCo--lSton-
Tze oz1s % Ms KezEe was favor
ably considered II connection with al
for TIE Pziz school. Ma
II bit ID definite action was taken
Js S-l. TIE teacher uoz- learning
points q Exclusion Acc law II the
Ts5s-zl Court applied for e certificate
d TIE strength q his Chinese dipI0-
mas TIE matter vas referred 70 Mr.
gyI--izDso1-
4 complaint cane from Eukuihss-s
thai -szchs- J De silva troEncei his
pupils too z1ca for minor o1elses-
Ths matter went over
Leave q sbSe-ce for sixty days vas
Mss KsEsiluL q WsizIuz.
Mss Sich0ls1z 70 take her plaza
Lave q zbse1cs was also granted
us N-hir,5zEzon- o. Kekzlz- Kauai, I
us Esss0ra bang engaged as Sub
s-zrE-s
\ resolution fo- ths transfer % La
stlzlz1z sc1o0l lands % TIE Territory .
y = forest reserve, q the conditions 1
lrsz5y reported II this paper, vas
adopted
4 proposed exchange OF lot al Ho-
.Skzis oo1rzi1i1g Two acres and
resent lot az F5ozokzz co1tztning ezs-
al are 6o- two scrss q land Just
1sEEs OF present schooi cottage lot
II incl1Si1g = snail strip O. TIE HID
i5s q the scacol cottage i0t, which
zd oss1 arranged By Superintendent
.ub5sEt- Szs ratified by resolution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21

minute - make before she would reach
her maximum. the probabilities are
that she exceeded sixteen knots an
hour,
Superinte0GjnS Engineer William
\. Johnston who has been in the hos
r5tS. ~ i've weeks VAS able % 50
or on the trial trip, He has been very
sick. and coming Just at this time when
the vessel IS hesnS completed, was a
cause ~ much wovry 10 him.
The MSGoa Hea viii probably sail
to- Honolulu OeNt saturday, February
=. That was the plan when I left"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21

cs--5o- SzS re s-ss-sSc &2S Ss-2-S-
csc- - ES-y steamship men = SS2
S-&=csSco \ number q chem express
80 S~-r--ss chSc ne S&CS-S oGlS SSch
s ,S-cs S-S Szs vsSssl sc- chs Ssv1ce.
sSr-sSSzS cSs os-ss s1&S re Ss-vsce
ccC-S 1oS VS-VS2c g. II sScc- re -
we SosS Gcc warrant $50 s VESSEL
81, re us-s So,s - o~ES ss-. S2S We
Acrs css Ss-vscs ~, s-cw ~ - as-
&2S SsSs SO v5-- - &rr~ecsSreS ~ re
c-Svs-=S r0Slc Al an very sad
SSSs us e&vs S~5-c Se-,
Es- c-5S1 ~ sccS r-&cs q re Say
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21

,he Ei1o7iSa sailed n fast The Eilo-
zlS2 Vas held for 1sSrsy hS,f an hour
sc- ne - vsSch her RON the Mama
NsS. wAscA continued her yriSl trip
SUre2S the afternoon.
WAT the result % the afternoon
RIA, MAS have Cos hsS-i. ! ala not
SA,-k 70 u,SSe Inquiries oy wireless az
,s- ire ES,o1ssa sailed unSu X was TOO
,ase q SeS 5Gco comu,GotcStso0 with
sscSe who coS,6 have So,S me. BuS
s. SAs u,S&e ISIS knots an Aouv Gcr,os
tse to0s2oc7. S2S san had Sn Increase
~ thirteen &rS 3 half revelations a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
HOLIDAY on SATURDAY.

There being nothing else that any
one seemed anxious 10 bring up. Chair
man Hustscs adjourned the meeting
Until Wednesday next, adding q re-
hinder 20 Clerk KsizUOkslani that
Saturday vas q holiday and all county
015c=s must b closed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
oaf, ose "sRoMo oUIsrsE-

1hzt L LAXATIVE BROWO OH
Goz Used ths Eu-id o~e- % Gre
Cold L Oas Day z " GruTe's
S1z---z q bo1-4z6s By PARIS
MEDICINE 90. Saint Lozziz, L s
q J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
TEN NATIONS WILL
Be IN PARADE
CFrOm Thursdays Aaver,iserl

As the day for the third annual
Floral Parade draws nearer II becomes
more and more evident that the affair
this year is to be something away be-
yond what had been expected when the
committee took Il up as rather for
horn hope and promised to do their best
not to allow the fete to lapse. In ev-
cry department. except possibly that
OF the pau section. the numbers OF
decorated vehicles and riders In fancy
costumes viii double that OF either OF
the paradeS of the east. while in adii-
ton there are 20 be some new features
this year that are going 20 prove pleas
uraole surprises to Honolulans and
those few tourists who are fortunate
enough to be here.
The parade is 70 be noteworthy
through the fact. FOR one thing. that
the representatives OF ten nationaiities
are 10 DO honor 70 the memory Of the
first President by participating. In the
All Nations section, which is TO be
headed by Governor Frear's automo-
bile. VIII be decorated cars represent
ing the nations OF America. Hawaii.
Germany. Italy. Great Britain. Portu-
sal. Denmark. Japan and China. while
in another section viii be a Korean
car. In these automobiles will be rep
reSentatiVeS OF those countries. all resi-
dents OF this city. a striking evidence
Of the polyglot nature Of Honolulu's
population and the harmony existing
between the various nationalities.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
The section to be occupied by the
representatives % the various private
schools is another new feature for the
parade on saturday. a section that
VIII be among the best. The schools
that viii take part and the color
scheme 70 be employed are:
Kawaiahao. girls. ouinn's machine.
school cOlors and national costumes.
Iolani. McLeod's machine. school col
OTIS and banners.
Priory. giris. Dillon's machine. lima
colorS, canopy in yellow and black
Mills Institute. Atherton's machine.
Oriental costumes.
Methodists' Korean school. Cookies
car. Korean pagoda.
AiiiolsnL Young's car. colors not an
kSmehameha. Castles car. battalion
Ulcers in uniform, bougainvilleas.
funahou. forty students on horse
back pageant, lord and lady. with reti-
hue.
Punahou is in need OF more horses
.aitable Tor children to ride. Costumes
lave been provided Tor about ten more
'nltren than horses have been found
or, As mounts Tor the children need
'ot BE- spirited. e is thought that there
NW De little difficulty In finding this
lumber Persons who have horses or
adde's win kindly communicate with
President Gritnths.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-21
ISLAND PRtNCEssrs

Ia this department the Island Of Ha-
wan viii have a surprise Go spring. the
nature % which is being kent very
quiet There is no secrecy concerning
tAc names Of the fair ones who arr
% represent the other islands Of the
Territory, These are;
Maui; Miss Alice Bartholomew. whose
colors viii te rcd aud white.
kauai' Miss Lillian Mundon. purple
and green.
Molokai: Miss Meyers, green and
white
oahu; Mrs. Mignonetto Meyers vel
low and black.
The number Of attendants for the
various island princesses viii be larger
than last year and the costumes more
elaborate.
MARDI GRAS FLOATS AND CARS.
The kilohana Art League will have
a large decorated float in the line and
number Of decorated automobiles.
taking advantage Of the parade to
begin their Marii Gras celebration. The
whole section Of the Art League viii
be along the Mardi Gras scheme and
the decorations are to be especially
---AfA-aNE anu aAtAcAANs
The comic section among the automo-
bilists Is another new feature in which
many Of the members Of the Floradora
Sextet and sthers will appear.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The general committee held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon and arranged
IN a general way the fun details Of
the parade. Another meeting Of the
same committee viii be held this aft
ern0on at o clock, when the members
viii 60 over the line Ct the parade
with the photographers and see that
all is suitable.
At 3 0 clock there viii be a meet
ing Of the judges with Mr.. Gartiev in
the parior Of the Alexander Young
hotel, al which all the points to be
considered in the Judging viii be taken
up and discussed. Il is important that
as many OF the judges as possible be
al this meeting.
GENERAL NOTES.
The VARIOUS clubs viii keep open
house to all the friends Of the members
d the afternoon after the parade,
which IS expected 10 be all over by
loon- Much entertaining viii be done
u this way, while IL is expected that
many viii be the guests % the commit
ee at the luau arranged for. 4 CON-
nIttee has eanvassed many Of the lead
ng merchants Of the city and generous
donations Of estables for the feast have
Jeen made.
In view Of the fact that moving pie
ures Of the parade viii be taken at
.Iferent points On the march and that
hundreds Of camera pictures will be
AIKEN, II Is the hope Of the committee
hat the stores and houses along the
inc will be decorated and that the holi-
az makers in the crowd will shbw the
rOpieal nature Of the fete By wearing
Thite clothes. This viii give the
tranger 70 whom the pictures are sent
? exhibited an idea Of the nature Of
OF climate, in contrast 70 the biz
ardy weather prevailing throughout
iueh Of the mainland at this season.
his Is good promotion work
In order TO DO agay with as much
! the confusion and crcwding at the
1tranee gate at PBnahou az possible,
le committee has arranged for an ad-
snee sale Of admission tickets, which
ay be secured this morning at the
sysiian News eompany's store in the
oung building. There is only one kind
tickets, general admission. and the
nee is twenty-five cents.