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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

PERSONALS

FEttS'fNAtgS
~>A> s~>>
Constable Mccalpln is in Ennis to-
day
+ y kenuer went to Ennis this
morning
Miss Julia Hillyer is visiting In
Dallas today
j. S. Herring was a passenger to
Dallas this morning.
Mrs 7. C. cole and 1lis3 Eula
Walcott are visiting In Dallas today
Mrs J w Cooper and children Of
Dallas are visiting Mrs. Ben Leigh
Tax Assessor Killebrew IS inter
veniuR the citizens Of Ennis today.
Mr. and Mrs f. NJ Weaver Of
Fort Worth spent yesterday in the
city
Alex Gray who is attending
school at Dallas spent Saturday and
sunday In the city with his parents,
Prof and Mrs. J A. Gray
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

.- Memphis. Tenn. March as
-Four negroes were drowned and
twelve others had narrow escapes
froln-a similar fate yesterday In the
Mississippi river A. The foot OF III
snois avrnun swheif small gasoline
launch capslzed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

Rev. T. r. Mcclure went to Dali
las this morning ana from there he
win go TO Fort Worth to attend n
laymen's banquet at Polytechnic
College tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

Regular meeting Of Rebekah lodge
No. 3sl tonight Let all members be
present.
Plenty OF degree work and other
important matters TO come before
the lodge
MRS. GEORGIA WALSTON, MIG.
MRS. MINNIE ROCKETT, Secy.
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'tse ihs SEES rtahs N
Mnsisemttt pta'os'srHtt u
/ = ruut - .ei fosf'he
tbeap ~
&c., rnHm gt essif uaat rsti
tsaum aat
u W MADISON. contractor and
bullaes ~
/ eee the ore estlhealshet Al y =
cfuuk Co "
/ The picture ai the Empire IS
great npn1 mlss h 8o3
I Trt pun l' cant be- heat Ser
we'd every tr} r., feiiiotlum sol
TRY pu7 as flne and refrc6h
ing Csc q uuaft rnttotlum sol
Eighteen rolis toilet paper and
holder FOR 81 90 at rronh Go n
lee cream md pun delivered 10
amy part ~ the city Eatilorum 3oi
nuy your pumps from r. s. Cronk
Co All Kinds. Prices way dnwn"N
/ puy yonr floor oil from r. n.
Cronk Co. and Keep down the dust.
sii, Idgc Flour ~ the best. Try
" and bc convinced. Cole a Jones.
500
Don't fail to hear that fine illus
iraled song at the Empire tonight
sol
visit the Empire tonight and see
an extra fine picture. "A Fools Re
venge. 301
Tomato and cabbage plants and
sweet potato slips. 25c. per 100. Bird
Forrest. II
Fresh homemade candies, Loose
Wies bulk and box chocolate Eat
forum. sol
When you need plumber, call
Bunkley, with +. s. Cronk Co. Both
Phones 81 Il
Who makes plans ano builds mod
ern homes? See j. Erwin, con-
tractor Office phone 400 tt
Either phone. No. 40. win get the
Waxahachle Livery and Transfer Co.
Prompt attention given to all calls
Cars viii leave the square at 7:3
this evening for the play at Trinity
University. returning after the play.
The American Lady corsets arriv-
ed this morning Newest spring
models, $1.oO to $3.50. Jolcsch &
Chaska. SOL
Phone the Waxahachie Livery and
Transfer Co. when you want trunk
or baggage OF any kind hauled
Phone 40. II
For fishing or picnic parties we
have tallyho, wagonette or any kind
of rig you need. Waxahachie Livery
and Transfer Co.. Ring 40 IF
Dr. $, l.. lIornbeak, president Of
Trinity University. went to West
Saturday afternoon to occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday u4
Mrs G. II. Jackson has display
at SpaldinG & McCartney's and
Hood & Curin's. Now If you want
the best in fine and attractive por-
traits call on her. If
| Conductor John Lockhart OF En-
mis- Is here this week to operate the
| Waxahache-Garrott train In the abb
sence OF Conductor Wlnklcr, who Is
In Dallas to be made u thlrty-sccond
degree Mason.
Just received big line of new re-
frlgcrators from 40 to $50 pounds OF
ice capacity prices from $3.50 up.
We trade for old ones. We also have
a big line Of old refrigerptors and
ice boxes. Come and see before you
buy. r. r., Moore Furniture Co., the
trading house. IT
~--------~----------~ -------------
Simple Remedy for In Grippe.
La Grippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into
pneumonia. Foleys Honey and Tar
not only stops the cough but heals
and strengthens the lungs so that no
serious results need be feared. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no harmful drugs and Is In n
yellow vackage Refuse substitutes
b. w Fen ris d
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FoleyS
Kidney
Remedy

Cures Backachc, Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
1t corrects irregulariti C s 4,
strengthens the kidneys so they
will eliminate the impurities
from the blood and tones up
the whole system.
Commence taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy at once and
avoid Bright's Disease or Dja-
bctes. so. and $500 bottles.
II. w. FEARIs.
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". O. w.

Regular meeting OF Elm Camp
No. 40 Tuesday, March gard. Special
order of business Don't forget the
J. A. SHORES. G. G.
LEM WRAY, Clerk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

Just received big line of new re-
ice capacity, prices from $3.50 up.
We trade for old ones. We also have
a big line Of old refriger1tors and
ice boxes. Come and see before you
buy. II. r. Moore Furniture Co, the
trading house II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

mis- Is here this week to operate the
WaxahachIe- Garrett train In the alb
sence OF Conductor Wlnklcr, who Is
degree Mason
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

Miss Julia Hnlyer is visiting In
Dallas today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

Mrs. c. II. Jackson has display
at Spadng & McCartney's and
Hood & Curlin's. Now If you want
the best in fine and attractive por-
traits call on her. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-22

r y kenuer went to Ennis this
morning
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Tax Assessor Killebrew Is inter.
veniuR the citizens Of Ennis today
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14

great theme.
The Conference sermon, preached by
Rev. J. G. Morrison, pastor at James
town, at 9:0Oa. m. Wednesday.
The Bishops sermon Cn Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock in the Opera
House. This will be q great occasion
and no doubt one of the greatest ser
mons we have ever heard or will ever
hear. Bish )p Mcintyre is noted for
such sermons.
/ The bishops lecture on "The Eyolu.
tion Of Abraham Lincoln', Monday
night the 18th, the proceeds to 60 to
the fund for the worn UuG and sick
preachers and their wives, of this Con-
ference. THIS lecture is known as one
OF: The best by one uf the most eloquent
speakers Of the American platfOr m.
The Opera House will be too small to
accommodate the people who will want
TO i,ear this lecture.
The ordination service, Sunday
afternoon az 800 O'clock, beautiful
and solemn service in which 4 num-
Der Of young men will be Set aside and
ordained u, the ministry Of the Gospel
.Of. Jesus Christ. Open to the public.
The Conference Missionary sermon,
Rev. f. A. Farrand, pastor at Ellen
dale, also in The Opera House.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
COUNTY COURT MATTERS

The case OF the state against Fred
7 Wolf Of Streeter, charged with blind
pigging. occupied the attention of
the court Wednesday. The prose-
cution was conducted by States Atty.
Thorp and the defense bv j. U.
Hemmi. Several witnesses we're
placed upon the stand who testified
to having bought bottles and paid Is
cents each for them the contents of
which they expected VAS beer and
believed was beer. The case was
heard by a jury.
In the suit OF the American Case
and Register company against Boyd
& Mares, by agreement OF the attor-
neys, The case was decided by the
court, and Judge ConkIin rendered .
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff. 1t
was a case in which tile company
claimed to have sold a bookkeeping
outfit to the defendants in May
which was TO be Slipped at that
time, taking note due on Sept. End
for $l65 for payment. July 2nd che
defendants countermanded the order
and the firm refused to accept tifef
countermand and Slipped tile goods
July 28,h. The shipnen was refused
and suit was brought on the note.
Tie defendants contended that The
full value Of the note was not justly
dueSthe plaintiff, who should have :
remedy 10 damages for breech Of
contract. The court held with the
plaintiff in the csse.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
HERITAGE oF DEBT FROM WARS

The significant things about wars
are their causes, their results, and
the spirit and method II which they
we're car ried On. .S \ Z \ We are not pre-
pairing the pupils for military life,
but for & useful citizenship in an or
iderly community: sssisS
Much should be made Of the de-
effects of Wal. 1T disorRan-
lies industr ~. raises the cost Of liy--
Ing, and caHses an aw fnl ls waste Sof
mate erialwealt III and human, re. 4 N \
Il,,E 1908 our taxat Ion for pensions
was nearly sl54, ZOO, ,Ooo, while II the
same ,ear We paid for the matnte-
nance 81 the army III. 900, 100 and.
Tor tile navy . sll9, 900, 00O. 81 ss Nearly
.two.thirds Of our nttre revenue a
''sxpended upon wars 1 past md anti
scipat Cd. & .a''; W iibur =. Gordy inS Sept
iember Educa tional Reyi ssSs,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
JAMESTOWN NORTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY OCTOBER L.

"A a = ~ a 3 NJ tI,o,I InNovt 3mrnrnin1y
~; -, ~ ~. y, =, q 1,.ar
!, - - 49,. ~, s cnld
d. y Ia \, - ~ q ~ !. hn,,S
49,, 80 Z. 8 ~ ! e. - = 80
go - \" !, I ~, s = -
i % - !, .,a,, q 80 = !, : & !
= 60 !. 80, - s, d,ed IA
s. =. u .'.s 3. Z. 3. .Lsn
80 80. .. $500. 49, ~ \, =. !. - 80 ansmv,a
s $3.50 s,, =, = q. y, 80 = ,,ans
80 p q a 49,. - n
Gttting 8 tne monument ~
For this splendid # memorial Col.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
STATE TREASURY h: / ! U|||'||
Condition of Funds Oct. 1, 1909.
Income and Expenses for II
Months for State.

.
State Treasurer Bickford publishes
his official quarterly report Oct. l
showing balances in the various state
funds, cash balances in treasury and
In state repositories and statement,
tabulated, of the income and expen-
ditures for the first eleven months of
the fiscal year which began Nov. 1.
1908.
The states income from all sources
has been IS. 900, $50 %. The expenses
include, legislation s96, 1856, execu-
tive and administrative officers $780,
lO3. IS. boards and commissions SlOl,-
487. .93. law enforcement 9l2,7l.27,
judiciary s66, 1913. Is, education S746,-
8l5 81, institutions 81, l36, 842.4.
OF those institutions the state uni
versity was by far the most expensive
for the taxpayers of the state, and
the people in many parts Of the state
are unable to receive any benefit
whatever from the school. The rum
ming expenses OF The "U" for eleven
months have been $l15, 7l456 and the
permanent Improvements sl8, ,275. So.
The state agricultural college is Sec
ond to the Grand Forks school In ex-
penses paid by the state; the
running cost being 800, and
permanent improvements S2), 692. 90.
The stale insane no pital. supporting
over 500 persons with board clothing,
etc., only cost S93, ,O5O07. The pene-
tentiary cost s77,242.l4, the twine
plant 1928, 45S 80. The state paid out
In claims $8l, ,4S7 33 Tor destruction of
glandered horses. Some of the other
items Of expense are ss follows:
Experimental stations. s22, 656. 48;
trustees OF institutions. %, 325. IL;
militia, $2l 1886. SIS; printing, $42, 253.-
Al; interest, 80, 696. S6: wolf bounties,
s34, 800. so; indemnity glandered
horses, SSl, ,4S7. 80; state fair, $40. 600;
historical soc ETY.. o., ,8Sl. IS: libraries,
81, 1861 SO; insurance public buildings,
s22, 725. O5; lire companies 2 per cent
insurance premiums, Sl8,893. Is;
transportation insane, 1882, I;
transportation convicts, s6.562. 81;
armories Tor national guards, sl7,67O:
live stock sanitary board, $l2, 1877. .O3;
miscellaneous, $l6, ,657 O3.
Total Of all expenditures, ~, $685.
44O. 81.
Funds invested (bonds and farm
loans), 1854, 452.2e.
Cash balance September 30, 1909,
81, $40, S67.6O.
There is CASH In state depositaries
Of Sl,452. 77y. ~ OF which sum $42.-
84S.0o we're III Stutsman county
banks Oct l.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
c. 4. KLAUS! !! !. |
Selected to Take Charge Of Rails
ing Stutsman Go. 5 Share Of
Silver Service Fund.

The Silver Service committee for
the selection Of silver service for
the battleshlp NorthsD Dakota has des.
ignated Charles a. Klaus Of James
town to take charge Of raising the
amount apportioned to Stutsman
county as Its share Of, contributions
expected towards the purchase Of the
service OF the bat ttieship. NJ Klaus
has accepted the duty assigned him
ana will have subscription lists pre-
pared and sent to various towns In
the county where all who desire to
cont ribnte the sum Of 81 towards
this gift for the battleship can do SO.
The sum Of $3.50 is apportioned to
this county as its share Of the silver
service fund, based on the assessed
valuation of the property. The to-
tai cost Of the service proposed will
be about $4,000. The committ. 9
desire to make it a popular subscrip-
tion In every sense and 1t is hoped
that all classes will be represented
on the rolls rs donors from Stutsman
county. A proper account will be
kept OF all sums subscribed and the
names ofthe donors will be engrossed
and preserved as . permanent record.
The committee will also forward to
each person subscribing some appro-
pirate souvenir receipt. which can
be Kept as keepsake or msmento.3
All persons are requested to write
their names plainly on the subscrip-
tion lists.
1t willsno doubt be an3easy matter
to secure from the people OF Stuts-i
man county the sum apportioned for
this Htting testimonial to tile great
est battIeship In the navy, which,
has been named the 6 IN r.fl Dakota.''
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
Convened in Mandan, Oct 18th
Bishop Mcintyre Presiding.
First Conference West
Of the River.
Report Of District Superintendent Danford
Shows Flourishing Condition in
Jurisdiction.

This is the 26th annual assembly Of
all the Methodist preachers of the
State Of North Dakota. The work Of
this Conference is; to hear the reports
Of the district superintendents aud Of
all the preachers and of the general
state Of the work, of their charges; to
report the amounts collected for the
various benevolences Of the Church
and to properly distribute the same;
the consideration Of problems; the
planning Of new enterprises and the
providing for those already undertak
en-: the examination, ordination and
admission 10 Conference of young
preachers; the transferring Of members
from other Conferences to this and
from this t6 other q Conferences, and.
finally, to appoint the preachers 70
their respective fields Of labor fol, the
next twelve months. These with
many other things comprise the work
and make the necessity Of these Con-
fereloes. There are aboutl 90 members
Of this Conference at least Sl54 Of whom
will no doubt be present. N .ny u
them will bring their wives, AID It is
hoped there will also be many visiting
laymen besides speakers aud visitors
from abroad.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
DANFoRD's REPORT

DANFORD'S REPORT
The following conference report for
Far District was presented by S.
a. Danfo:d, superintendent:
Dear Fathers and Brethren
In presenting my fifth annual re-
port it is with a sense of gratitude
to. God and feeling of my own lit
tleness that l come before you. 1
realize more than ever before the
magnitude Of our task and the inad-
equacy of human effort alone.
also believe in the divine call to
the 'speople called Methodist more
than ever. before in nv life. John
Wesley declared that God had raised
up the Methodist church to evange-
lize the continent, and "spread scrip
tural holiness over all lands" The
Methodist church unfurIeh her ban.
ners with .sHoliness to the Lord'
for her motto, and her colors have
never been lowered. Her bishops
underwrite every quadrennium for
lscriptual holiness as voiced by John
Wesley. Holiness is the great depo-:
situm Of Methodism. 1t is the Cor
less engine Of her power and vital to
her existence. Should she desert her
mission and compromise her doc
trines, "Ichabod'' would be written
on her walls.
The secret of her phenomenal
achievements has been her pentecos-
|tal evangelism. She has been a
moulding power among other
churches. We have always empha-
sized justi i6cation by faith, regenera-
!tion by the Holy Spirit, entire sanc-s
tideation through the Blood" the
Trinity OF the Godhead, the Deity Of
Jesus Christ and the personality Of
| the Holy Ghost. III.
# N Methodism has always stood for q
Holy ministry, too. No preacher. has
ever been admitted to an annual con-
ference until he answers the follow
Ing questions In the Affirmative:
u 4 Have you saving faith In Jesus
Christ?
# 2 Are you going on to perfecti,n?s
3 Do you expect to he made per-
feet In love I'M this life3 .2 4
ss Are yous earnestly striving after.
sitp S5 FL
We demand, tlrst. that our minis
try shall bes soundly verted, and
second, that they shall be- eeking for
holiness, stthat "a holiness without
SwhichSno mlnss shall see the Lord. ',s "a
4 perfect had ~ not demanded. but
Ess.A as' hesrt inssy ar thong ~ rsne Wsd
"a And folIlIlof loxsss X y Iyins ' &
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Continued a Y a. pa I'.i,
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I.El|MllA!llR;!.k!!E!lE|:'l|Sys!|;. I

81 Nor. nes 4. !. g. i. u: .92ss
elyetg giaf |. .ss 81
o pnrun,a. 4, /. i. . d, u. ri.
oss $40
u. (. Z
q. 1. 4.
ssS 81 rEimbls 3: a Jig assl u aa'
limited sunn1 D az \ q n S0k knl
nd 4 ~ \ 4 lEs Il ss6t intsitt y M N a
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
BUSINESS SESSIONS. 3

H. BUSINESS SESSIONS. 8S III
The business sessions open at $50 in
the mOrning with q half hour Of de-
votions after which the Bishop takes
the chair and business begins, and
while everything is done strictly ac-
cording to parliamentary rules vet
there is great freedom allowed in the
discussion Of all matters under con.
sideration,: and interest never Lays for
the want Of Interesting speeches by
the preachers and visiting brethren.
with Jne frequent interjectioDs OF
remarks, instructions and other shorl
addresses by the Bishop. You will
not only he Interested in the proceed.
iings Ut these sessions, but you are cor
daily invited aud will be made heart
lily welcome. They begin at8:3O and
and ciOSe at II o'clock each morning.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-10-14
\ %EvAN.GELisTIC "a N LETTINGS,

Il.
What more opportune and inspiring
time 70 have great spiritual meeting,
than when . couple hundred preach
ersfand preacher 3 wives are assemblen
toge ether, aud with them many Of the
choice spirits aiming the laymen Of
their resi- pective charges? So Confer-
ence Host Taylor thinks and has plan,
ned accordingly inviting to this Con
ference the Rev. Joseph II. Smith who
tist NOT only an instructor and the pas.
tor Of q lhOusand yonng men and
women, sfud dsnts Of the Meridia1Ma ale
and FeMsle College of Meridian, Miss.
but he sisa great preac cher and amost
successful 8 EVANGELIST and y n man
whose personality aud presence is an
upliftIin themsei yes. He will speak
sat I4:15 and 7::30 each Afternoon and
evening q the COnte nce. "a ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-08

Girls of Fourth AMI Fifth Grades.
Sing. Smile, SlumbeI ...... Gounod
Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
Violin Obllgato ....................
Mrs. A. b. ingalls,.
| Love tho Stars and Stripes .Gaynor
Boys Of Fourth and Fifth Grades.
His Buttons are Marked U. S.. Bond
Margaret Rcstarlck.
UncrowneI Kings .......... LOOMS
Bases Of Pun hou Preparatory
Chorus.
Cradle Song .............. Schumann
Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
Double QuGrtct-The Little Tin Sol.
der .................. Molloy
Helen SpaldinE Marguerite Wad.
man. Grace Vincent, Frances
Marshall. Oswald Steven, Al.
fred zap, Joseph zap, Lam Wah
Faust Waltz ...,..,,..,..... Gounod
Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
Cross Ole Chilly Josephine Sherwood
Boys Chorus.
America ............. Henry Carey
Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
h 4
Capt. and Mrs. Rces and Major and
Mrs. Cunning arc spending week a,
tho Cliye Davies place on Tantalus,
4 ~
The local Society % the Sons Of the
American Revolution ana Aloha Chap
ter of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution had social evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Carter on
! Saturday, April 18th, to commemorate
the 13lst anniversary of Lexington
Alarm. 1t was delightfully."- informal
Mr.. Carter, president of the Sons, call
ing upon different gentlemen, MIR bal
lou, Mr. Jones and other for remarki
that proved most entertaining, Mis-.
Hal! sang a solo. with Mrs. Agnes Jdi,
accompanying Mir. Carter called upoT
Mrs Hall, Regent Of Aloha Chapter, L
III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-08

punahou Concert.
81 The pupils OF Punahou Preparatory
gave a most enjoyable concert last
evening under the direction of Miss
Alice Rogers of the musical depart.
ment of the school and college. The
Whole program was a tribute to the eX-
cellcnt training of Miss Rogers and
bc enthusiasm she inspires among the
&ung people. The Pmahou Prepar-
Nory chorus was seated on the stage
M made a very attractive background
pr the stage setting and gave vocal
pdy to the program. Miss Margaret
larke and Miss Irene Fisher We're the
cOmpanists.
All the grades Of the school were
represented from the tiniest tots of the
psf grade to the eight graders in the
orus Every number was rendered
It'll degree of excellence that would
bake an attempt to draw line of rel,
i've superiority unfair to some one.
he audience would gladly have had
'ch number repeated, but encOros
cre discouraged. The program fol-
|ws:
ar SpanGled Banner .,.. ......
..,....,..,.. John Stafford Smith
M Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
II Carpenter Song. arr. by Bullard
~ The Dream Man ........ German
Id The Position ......... Taubert
First Grade.
lries' Moonlight Dance -. Gregh
n Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
~ Sweeping and busting $50. GaynoI
Poppies .........,..... GaynOI
~ The Soldier Father Goose
Second Grade.
w Hail Columbia "Tabasco March"
Punahou Preparatory Chorus.
~ The Telephone 49,. 49,. Gaynol
~ Rub'adub ..,,,..,..,.,,. LOOMS
M Third Grade. ,r...... .....
ldlers' Chorus-"Faust SO, GOunOC