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New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
NO FURTHER GREEK moLEsTATIoN

lincoln Neb Feb. Ex-Governor Shalienberger is
in recent Of a telegram from the State Department
AT Washington inquiring for the safety and protec-
tion Of Greek residents a South Omaha He tele-
eraphed a reply that the trouble was al over and
mat the Greeks would not he further moleSted
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
NO INTEREST FOR p g. Z. BONDS

The years interest due April on the S4.0pl0O
per cent income bonds of the Peoria & Eastern
Railway Company not be paid. il semi
officially announced yesterday. as il has not been
earned. on April I. IsoS. The full 4 per was
paid The road IS leased 20 the Big -Four.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho oscar IT. reported having passed Nantucket
Lightship at yesterday. is expected to dock
abou $50 a to-day. Mt
The Laura, reported 10 miles east OF SANDY HOOK
a. = m yesterday Is expected to dock about $50 m
o day. rIo,l
a, II:20 "A N Yesterday, expected dock about $50
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6l0-Sunset 5:4s Moon sets -, Moons age D
HIGH WATER
-, Sd, r4, GOV Island II :5s Hen Gate las
a Ss SaSS 1T GOV Island ~. Hell 1.JO
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

ras,instion and steamer close New York
'"1ass dn5s ia seatte5 To-day, $40
HaTa' AVA San Fa Fancisco1-t transport as $50
Hawaii, Cureu. China and Philip
pine Islands san FTancsco)-
'lhr = O-'o III
Tahiti Marquesas Islands New zealand
and Australia except Wcsp tvia san
FrancaCo)-M MnripOsa mar D. o;bo IN
'sRSn. IHTs,,C S'rea ana Cn."a Mar j. $50
New Zealand. Australia Except Westl.
Samoan and Nov Caledonia
Iyia san Francisco Australian Mail
Hawaii Cia san FrancsCol-Alameda. Mar :, $50 III
Janan Cor.a and China especially ad 80
dressed nniyl via Tacoma)-keemun Mar ~ O'"O N
Jaunn. Corea. CGina and Philippine Isl
auds t-ia Vancouver and Victoria. Il - 80
New-York tribune., 1909-02-25

Mar Z. so = n
Mar g, $50 p m
Mar 10. G:20 2 m
Mar 70, 6:30 q m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
"
PLENTY OF GOLF AT
THE COUNTRY CLUB.

The Country Club Is certainly
holding out enough inducements to
its members for today, Sunday and
Monday. The buses will run as
usual from the car line to the Club
House and should prove a great con-
venience to the players.
On Monday there will be DOGGY
competition and a large number Of
golfers are expected to take part in
It, Entries will close at the club
house at 10 o'clock sharp, and in
tending players must be on the spot
at the hour mentioned.
Monday being holiday, there
will be lunch provided at the clul
house, and very pleasant day
should be spent up at the links. The
regular Sunday lunch will also b.
provided on Sunday, and no doubt
large number of golf men will pu
/ IN the two days at the Grub.
The prizes for the DOGGY tourna'
ment have been selected, and they
are well worth winning,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
POLO AT MOANALUA
THIS AFTERNOON

Polo is on the boom now, and Il
practice will be INDUCED in this aft
ernoon at Moanalua at $3.50. Prob
ably there will be two full teams
out this afternoon. and. as Walter
Dillingham; is now back to town. the
game will get boost that will be
felt all over the group.
The Leilehua army men are prac-
ticing hard on their new field and
are improving wonderfully at the
game. They will make hard nut
for the Honolulu men and the Maui
players to crack. The ponies at the
schofeld Barracks are in fine con
dition now, and are taking to the
game In a remarkable manner.
a couple of ponies have been i'm
ported by the local players. and they
are said to be real beauts. They will
be tried out this afternoon and 4
line on their capabilities viii be got
The Fifth Cavalry at Leilehua have
arranged for some polo matches in
the near future, and such games
should be very interesting to watch
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
VARSITY CLUB TO
TACKLE CAVALRY MEN.

The veterans Of the University
Club will journey to Leilehua this
afternoon in automobiles and en-
gage the Leilehua officers at n base
ball game. The Varsity team will
be the guests of the officers ut din
ner afterwards, and a most enjoy
able time Is looked forward to.
The Varsity men are putting
their very best team In the field, as
they are aware that the Schofeld
Barracks men are in fine form and
about as fast as they are made at
the diamond game.
A start will be made from town
at 1890, and the game at Leilehua
win begin at $3.50. There is no
doubt that the people at the Bar
racks will turn out In large numbers
to root for their team, and that Q
jolly time will be had by everyone
The lineup Of the Varsity team is
as follows: Campbell, C; Castle. p;
Kilgore. lb: Lewis. 2b; Cook, 3b;
Steere. So: Babbitt. II; Lowrey, Of;
Williams, RI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
8; .: ::
TARIFF DISCUSSION
IS SLOW WORK

WASHINGTON. May 16.-Begin-
ming tomorrow the daily sittings of
the Senate will commence at 10
o'clock in the morning. The hour
has been advanced in the hope of
eXpediting final action on the tarin
bill by more rapidly disposing Of the
long speeches, as well us the detailed
discussion of the various disputed
schedules.
The consideration of the measure
has developed great opposition on
the part Of more Republican Sena-
tors than was expected, and the sup
pOrters OF the bill feel that every
possible effort must be made TO bring
the bill to a vote. So far, however,
they have received no encourage
ment from the insurgents" and
the Republican leaders are quite in
the dark as to when the end may
be reached. They are finding less
difficulty in dealing with the Demo-
Gratis than the independent Republi-
cans, and the opinion is freely eX-
pressed that but for this antagonism
day might soon be set which would
decide the fate of the measure.
The discussin will deal with the
various paragraphs passed over, but
| there will be few speeches on the
general tarirr question. including
one by Senator Depew, which prob
| ably will be delivered tomorrow
Senator Clay will deliver. probably
on Tuesday, an elaborate speech crit
Losing the sugar schedule, and I'M
dertaking to show that It Is In the
interest OF the sugar combination
The razor schedule will receive first
attention tomorrow and Senator Sim,
mons will continue his efforts to
have the rate lowered.
Sen'tOr Bailey will continue tC
press his demand for vote on the
incom" tax a3 feature OF the tariff
bill, but Il is an open secret that
ne Is not now nearly so confident O
success as he was in the beginninl
VI 'hc dbl'dtlOn, lie mas COnHutl
to some OF his friends his cOnvic
ton that some of the advocates o
such tax have been picked on
by the enemy. The general opinion
among the supporters of the incom,
tax policy is that the cause In tn,
Senate has been materially weaken
ed by the decision of the Presiden
not to press for the tax.
In the House, an attempt will b.
made to pass the Philippine tarii
Dill on Monday and the Porto Rical
Dill Thursday The latter measur
VIII be reported tomorrow Bot
dis Will arouse discussion, but it /
not believed there will be any stub
born opposition to either. and tn
committees having them in charg
are confident Of disposlng of eacl
after day OF debate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
Mark Smen Are
Getting Into
Form

On Sunday. June 90, teams from
the N. @. H.. Marines, Twentieth IN
fantry, fifth Cavalry and the rhei-
neers will. compete in twelVe-nlah
shoot al Fort Shafter Ten shots
man will be fired and the distance
will be 200 and 500 yards.
The following Saturday and sun
day. July ~ and 10, the maj try
out for the selection of team I"
20 to Camp Perry will be started.
The n. G.. II. members VINO are go
ing to Camp Perry will be selected
ms soon as the results of the local
shoots are known. Fifteen men are
to 20 to the mainland and represent
Hawaii in the big shooting competi-
ton. and MS there ar" ten. other
teams in for the shoot. Hawaii VIII
hacy to defeat them all tn draw down
the $3.50 prize.
The order of the teams that com
peted last year with their scores and
the class they belong To is MS fol-
lows:
Glass A-Unlted states Army In
fantry. 3224; United States Navy,
1910: United States Army Cavalry,
$3.50; United States Marine Corps,
3i17: Wisconsin, 3073: Massachu-
sets, 3O56: United States Naval Ac-
ademy. 3O55; Pennsylvania, 3Oii:
District of Columbia, 3O2h; Wash
ington, 5000; Illinois, 299S; Iowa.
2994: Oregon. 29i3; Maine, 2ili;
! ohio. 2S72.
Glass Oklahoma. 2S4i; New
Hampshire, 2S2l: Colorado. 2S05:
California. 279S; New York. 2773:
Maryland. 27GS; New Jersey. 27hl:
Minnesota. 273O; Kansas, 272S;
Missouri. 27lS: Hawaii. 27li; Indi-
ana. 271O; Michigan. 27OlG; West
Virginia. 21OG; Kentucky. 2G9l.
Glass Wyoming. 2G77; Con
necticut. 2G75: Georgia. 2G75;
Rhode Island. 1865: Arizona. 1856:
Alabama. 256S; South Carolina,
2526: Nebraska, 2509; Tennessee
24SS; Delaware. 2l73; North Dako.
Ia. 24GG; Texas, 2i50; Vermont
2i5O: Virginia. 2ii9; Arkansas
241O; New Mexico, 1922; Utah
224G; Mississippi, 22Ij; Louisiana
2096: North Carolina, 1904
At Camp Perry they fire in three
different ways, slow rapid and Skin
mish. Slow fire at 200, 600, SOC
and 1000 yards rapid fire at 20I
yards, and skirmish fire ON run. TIL,
position is standing Mt 200 yards
and prone at all other distances.
The n. G. II. team will be eligible
for four prizes. First prize, the Hi
ton trophy and $3.50 in cash; sec
ond prize. $3.50 in cash ana a bronz,
medal to each member of the team
third prize. $225 and medals; fourtl
prize. 5000 and medals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
6OckuS Castle
Tennis Cup
Final

The finals OF the Bockus- Castle
cup tournament was won by Lowrey
and Gee yesterday afternoon. 1t
was an exciting struggle right
through, and the play at times was
very brilliant Bockus and Cunha
put up great fight before they
went under. Both men were play
ing in great form and the first set
went to them. Ga
Gee and Lowrey then nut on
steam and took the second set TO
four games. with one set all, the
play in the third freshened up a lot
and more beautiful strokes were
made by the four players. Cunha
was getting in some fine work at the
net and he was well backed UP by
his partner. '
The third set went to Gee and
Lowrey after fine struggle in
which the losers got four games.
Gee was deadly on the smash and
Everything he got hold Of was a sure
winning stroke. With two sets
against their one, Bockus and Gee
made a supreme EFFORT. and for q
time II looked as II they would win
the fourth set and thus make d
NTH deciding set necessary. How
ever, Gee and Lowrey. playing In
excellent style. took the set. Ga, and
with II the match and cups.
II was a good wind up to as finr
a series of games as has been seer
In Honolulu for some time. ant
Messrs. Bockus and Cunha are to b,
congratulated on the great fight they
put up against Gee and his partner
II is to be hoped that there will b.
another tournament in the future
as such matches give the game ;
great boost. and the play all rounf
improves thereby The figures fo
the fnar game yesterday read as fol
lows: Gee and Lowrey beat Bocku
and Cunha, 3-6, Ga, Cd, Ca. Their,
was only a difference OF three game
after four sets had been played. AM
that shows how close the contes
was.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
Cha mpiOn s hip
Ball Game ."
Tomorrow

Tomorrow the c. \. C.s and the
Aalas will play their much talked OF
championship game, and n most ex-
citing game is being looked forward
to by all the fans. The game will
undoubtedly be one of the best ever
seen in Honolulu. and the crowd
that is going to roll up at the park
tomorrow will be a record breaker.
Both teams have won game
each. and on tomorrow's game hangs
the championship and beautiful
cup. The c. A. C.s have great
number of followers, and the Aalas
are not backward In that respect
either. II Is going to be great
struggle from the very start. and one
that win be remembered for many
a long day to come. Last year at
the final game OF the series one of
the largest crowds ever seen at the
park turned out to watch the game.
There will be no Military League
game at Aala tomorrow. as the final
game win attract such a crowd that
with the addition OF d soldier game
the park could not possibly hold the
spectators. Consequently the game
between the Skaters and the Guards
will be played ut the Fort, and the
Marines will take on the Cavalry at
Leilehua. .' Be-. ''..'
The Military League will finish up
tomorrow, and then there will be
nothing doing for quite length OF
time In the way OF military ball.
However. some time in July the new
league will start up, and there will
be five teams in the competition, and
then there should be seen some OF
the best bah we have seen for a
long time. .'. "..'
Vierra's Invincibles VIII play the
Japanese Tennis Club nine tomor'
row, and the racket wielders are
said to be in for a bad time at the
hands OF the booksellers. This
match was scheduled to have beer
played last Sunday. but was post
poned on account OF the death OF A
X. Vierra's father. '.
The lineup of both teams wht
play for the championship follows
&c. A. CT. Aiona, RI; Sing Chong
IS; Hong Chack, n: Chi Bull, G
Asam, 2b; Eng Sang. Id; c. Y. Mark
CT; Ako, 3b; Apau, p. Aala-Fiizer
If; Deponte. IS; Akana, 3b; johnson
lib; Souza. 2b; Pedro, p; Lunine
c; Leandre. CT; Leslie, r. 1888
The lineup fthe military game
is given below: ...
Shafters-McCall, Obi. Moran. IF
Lemn, .3b; Rowe. IS; Ellis, II; Con
gol, CT; Bateman, C; Boloun, p
Ramsey, ID. N. G. H.-Soares, C
Bushnell, p; Marcallino, 1b; Smith
2b; Burns, 3b; Lemon, IS; Lota, II
Kaai, CT: Sumner, RI. Marines
Hayes, Of; Anderson, C; CAV. IS
Call, Sb; Gibson, p; Maxim, 2b
: Winters, lb; Thompson, II; Knigh
IF.
{, u u
Any amateur golfer can enter Il
Z the DOGGY tournament that is to /
= held at the Country Club on MOI
: day, and all are invited to do s
There will be liberal handicaps Il
the weaker players, and everybot
will have a chance Of winning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
4 :. q

Any amateur golfer can enter for
the DOGGY tournament that is to be
held at the Country Club on Mon
day, and all are invited to do so
There will be liberal handicaps for
the weaker players. and everybody
will have a chance Of winning,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29

SHORT SPORTS

At meeting OF the Oahu Base
ball League Juniors held last night
bylaws were made, officers elected
and d decision arrived at as to the
opening day of the league. 1t was
decided that June II would be the
opening day, and as the Y. NJ. c. A.
Marathon and other sports are com
ing on on that day, there should be
big crowd OF people to watch the
different events,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At West Point-Army 8, Indi-
ans 0. o..
At Chicago--Chicago University
2, Illinois o.
At ambridge-liarvard 6, Prince
ton 0.
At Ithaca-Cornell 8, Columbia 3.
Yale 0, Pennsylvania 2. Bat
teries-Van Week and Philbin
Schultz and Cozzens.'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29

1876 editorial rooms-256 bust
ness office. These are the teIepho "a
numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
4 SPORTS
$40

scribe that breakfast. Why should
you suffer also? | ate but little,
We would arrive at Wahiawa at
noon. and Mrs. Brown would then
guner financial loss when she fed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29

And so endeth the confessions of
o pedestrian. have graduated from
the walking class and will hereafter
seek other means OF locomotion for
pleasure voyages. The whole trip
was a delight JOY that will live
with me always. | always knew !
would love tramping. love 1t too
well 70 abuse Il now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29

she-I heard you singing in YOU
room this morning.
He-oh, sing a little to kill time.
She-You have a good weapon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29

There are two more matches to be
played in the High School handball
tournament. Marcallino plays Rice
and the winner plays ingalls,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29

Kaahumanu School yesterday de-
feated the Central Grammar by n
score of 7 to 6, after a twelve-innins
game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-29
Confessions
Of A PED
Continued from Page n

r-.,,, p,r, 2,
.0y'..'.''" 'io'''
shat ] bad walked the "h"'' gu.
tan,o. MY pride had unm""h'1 '.'
--d was "h"'N "''n""' '' '''. n.
Moreover . secretly e,oa'rd over tue .
fac. THAT they seemed "'''s'
with the whole party now I'""'' /
,l We tude"d ON a"d arrive" "'
KahuEu near g ur."a We "e't
now ready .or % Square mean anu
good beds. and uu.Narn"d our Pave .
ua we drew near .H Japanese h"','' .
tho only rIaynua"' when inc .
CDmwuuii| BOASTS '"'"N'"' %
dismay when Wr Nrr" informed '""'
there was n". Il room a''I'"p'''
Even uN companions were n"'
prepared .n such sl'"'.'o"' u"
ing as they We're. no o'NS wv"
nights Iu succession Ih" ''''I
hard day . travel Was '""u'hs Tue
fun. rhn'r spirits were drPress'u'
their ruUu."naur"# were pictures Ut
woe.
Here was mE opportunity. Ia"
taken ms watts 10y such easy Stages
'hol could afford To b" optimistic
Never mind, boys. suggested,
echo yiIIaE" must ha'" some GOO"
SamarlanH In It. W"r" sure u"
nnd beds 20 "" look for them 80
Nu divided intothrer scouting 'NP'-
H#H Ia.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26

The manuscript of Charles Lambs
beautiful essay, Dream Children" is
for sale In London. 1t is written on
two folio leaves, and is set within an
appropriate binding by Riviere. The
price of this treasure is 81 ,25O; and ap.
ropos Of this piece Of information 1t is
interesting to remember that for two
years Of his work upon the "Elia" es-
says Lamb received only $3.50.
At the last session of the Indiana
Legislature law was passed requiring
the Railroad Commission to call into
conference annually the superintend.
ents OF all railroads operating in In.
diana to review the accident record Of
the year and determine what could be
done to improve the record. At the
meeting held recently the general man.
ager Of the Pennsylvania Lines dis
tributed 100 copies Of '9The Confessions
of Railroad Signal Man." by James
OFagan, believing that this book would
have more influence than any state
ment that he could make on the subject
of discipline and obedience to rules.
In DR.. Nicoll's "Life Of Ian Mac
laren' the author tells us that that
writer "had the book collectors rever-
ence for books; he never marked a
book In his life" Clement Shorter
takes issue with DR.. Nicoll on this
point and says that ''the real book
collector, as distinguished from the
postage stamp collecting sort of per
sonage, marks his books without end,
scribbles on the margins, as Coleridge
did, makes his own index on the fly.
leaves, and is quite reckless as to
whether he is detracting from their
value for some other person. The real
book collector is fashioned like one
who said long ago that He bought
his books for himself and not for his
executors
Nome is one Of the most interesting
places described In Mrs. Ella Higgln-
sons Forthcoming book on alaska the
Great Country" The city is, according
to her account, at once so pagan and
so civilized, SO crude and SO refined.
1t has water system that supplies
Its households, with steampipes laid
parallel to the waterpipes to thaw
them in winter. 1t has not yard Of
sewerage 1t has wireless telegraph
station, telephone service, an electric
light plant and 1t is seeking munich
pal steam heating. There are three
good newspapers, three banks, churches,
hospitals, and club of which the
wives of the members form the most
exclusive society of the North.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26
LET IT BANG.

| Secret of Society Woman for Re-
taining Youthful Beauty.
One Of the young old women, who,
despite full 60 summers, still holds
her own as one of the first figures In
New York City society, was asked by
a young miss, tired by her first few
months in the social whirl, how she
preserved her appearance Of youth in
face and figure, In spirit and even
| vivacity.
Il relax one hour in the 24,' replied
the woman tersely, and that explained
1t all.
One hour every afternoon this wo-
man gives herself to complete relaxa-
tion in a darkened room. She does not
permit herself to think of any of the
distractions of her social routine; she
does not think of friend or enemy or
of herself. Relaxation Is not alone for
the society woman, but the woman in
all ranks.
Il believe should lose my mind If
did not relax every day. this wo-
man once said.
Doubtless she talked without knowl-
edge of the treatment of an English
physician In the case of society
woman whose nerves were SO tattered
that there was grave danger of men
tai collapse. The woman was made to
lie on couch, with her hand over the
side holding small paper weight. AS
soon as she so far forgot herself as to
let the weight drop to the floor she was
to go about her regular afternoon call
ing and receiving. The woman scoffed
at the treatment when 1t was made
known; she tried it, her nerves were
cured, and then wondering she asked
the physician for the secret
"What you needed was absolute re-
taxation, If only for an instant each
afternoon" he said, "and the final
point In relaxing was reached when
you forgot the weight in your hand
and 1t aroused you by Its bang on the
floor"
There seems to be lesson to every
tagged woman In this little incident.
Ask your family physician. He will
tell you the way to grow old grace
fully is to learn the rare art of relax.
alton.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26
Why Does It Cure

Not because It is Sarsaparilla,
but because IL Is a medicine OF
peculiar merit, composed Of more
than twenty different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
cures OF troubles Of the blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrof-
ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia. loss
of appetite, and builds up the system.
Get IL today in the usual liquid form or in
chocclated tablet form called Sarsstabs.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26

"My tooth is Just killing me-" she
complained.
"Why don't you 60 to the dentist
about it?' asked he.
Because" said she, II owe him
money"
"You and seem to be In hard luck"
said he "Now look at me. Every time
/ 90 out in my automobile 1t breaks
down right in front Of some store where
I owe lot Of money"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26
Motive Power.

"Yes, indeed; I've had many a good
time taking my motor boat out for an
all day fishing trip"
"About how much fluid do you use in q
day."
Jaw, don't ask man that! How do
you suppose l know-O, you mean how
much gasolirs7 About four gallons or
So"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26
Her Kick.

'H don't mind finding gray hair or
two In my own hair" sighed the bache.
lor girl, who shows some few signs Of
the sere and yellow leaf, "but when
l pay So for nice bunch Of lovely
brown curls and have to pick them out
Of those, too, 1t isn't fair. Do you
think 1t is?''
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-02-26
Noblense obllge.

The youthful George Washington had
just declared that he couldn't tell lie.
How would it look" he said, "for a
future President of the United States to
be eligible for membership in az Ananias
club?"
Thereupon he trimmed the cherry tree
he had cut down. and proceeded to make
a big stick out of it-Chicago Tribune.