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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-04-08
. NEWFOLDEN

From the Review. .Fae. @z s.
The confectionery business former
ly conducted by G.. o. Nordrum has
this week been sold to Peter Tvedt.
Ole B. Johnson returned home from
Baudette Wednesday evening. Mr..
johnson has been up there about
three months, logging for Ole Guild
branson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Peterson re-
turned home Tuesday morning after a
few days visit with relatives at Thief
River Falls.
Emil Ostlund had the misfortune of
getting his right arm quite badly cut
by the lath saw Tuesday afternoon.
John J. Lokken has been appointed
carrier for Rural Free Delivery Route
No. 1 Service was commenced on
April list and hereafter the patrons
of this route will receive mail daily.
This route will be a great benefit to
the community in which it passes
through. and much credit is due our
Postmaster, Mr.. Strombo, and others
who have assisted in getting it start
ed.
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NELSON PARK.

The Englund Debating Society held
t::" last meeting of the season, Satur-
da. evening. The meeting was very
l'.easant one and at it's close we felt
rather sorry that we will not have
another one until next winter, but
there is no help for it as the busy
season is coming on us asl most of
the young people are leaving for their
summer work.
Mary Stromlund left last week for
Lancaster, Mimi, where she will be
working this summer
Thos. Cieklinski and Peter Lubarski
were out this way Saturday evening
doing business deal with Erick
Nelson. They took in the debate al,
so before they left.
st. Banaszewski has made arrange.
ments with the Strandquist creamery
to haul cream for the farmers living
along the road between Englund and
Strandquist.
Otto Carlson has rented his farm to
Mike Waszak. Guess Otto is going to
take it easy this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stromlund visited
friends near Bronson, Mimi, the first
part of the week.
G. N. Nelson returned from Canada,
Monday. He has taken up a section
of land and will move out there in
about two weeks. - -
Henry Lofquist has hired out to
work for Geo. Benson, this summer.
The spring will be given a welcome
dance at the Englund Hall, Saturday
evening, April 18th. z-'@ !, ri
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STEPHEN.
From the Leader.

from the Leader.
Died, March 81. 1909, at his home
in Stephen, Gustaf Johnson, aged SO
years6 months and 2 days. Gustaf
Johnson was born at Kalmer, Sweden,
Sept. 29.1845. In December1873 he
was united in marriage to Emma
Danielson at Stockholm, Sweden, and
the first ten years of their married
life was spent in Sweden. In 1883
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson came to the
United States and the greater portion
of the time since they have been res
idents Of Stephen.
BY profession Mr.. Johnson was a
carpenter and there are but few
buildings in Stephen that we're not
in part or in whole built by him and
among these is the Methodist church
of which he was member. Mr..
Johnson's taking away was very sud-
den. In good health and strength,
while reading just before noon of
Wednesday he had sudden stroke OF
apoplexy which caused a hemor-
| rhage Of the brain. Everything that
| skill could do was done for him but
| to no avail and about o'clock he
passed to the home prepared for him
with Gods chosen ones. He leaves to
mourn his loss, his beloved wife and
and two children, Oscar W., foreman
ofthe Leader and Mrs. Gust Gorder,
ofGrafton, to whom in this hour of
grief and sorrow the sympathy of the
entire community goes out. The fun
eral services were held at the Metho,
dist church Sunday afternoon.
| Joe King and Jack Steinmetz re-
turned from the Canadian Northwest
Saturday where they had been look
ing over some land matters. Jack
says things are on the bum there and
that a person would be foolish to
leave this country under any condi-
lions for that land of desolation and
bleakness.
Henry Durand and Fred Bake have
purchased the H o. Hanson & Son
stock and under the firm name Of
Durand & Bake will place this
stock on sale in the Bake building,
April 3rd. It is with regret that the
~ f~y1
of Hanson & Son go out of business
but is a pleasure to know that two
of our Stephen boys will succeed
them, for both are we'll known for
high integrity of character and as
thorough business men and can be
depended on to make good.
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! VEGA.

April 6, '08.-A fine baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bergen, last Wednesday. Both
mother and daughter are doing we'll.
Miss Clara Christensen, of Alva-
RADIO, was seen out for ride last
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lydia Lindberg, Clara
Christensen, Ragna Bergan and
K. Nelson, returned home last Sat.
urday morning from a visit at Thief
River Falls.
Martin Fering was seen hauling
hay last Sunday. He must be pref.
ty busy nowadays.
Miss Lydia Lindberg made q
pleasant call at Mr.. Bergan's place
last Wednesday.
Bill Bergan and his brother Ell.
ling arrived last Monday evening
from visit at Bisbee, N. Oak.
George Berg and his brother
Johnny, was seen on the road from
Warren last week with disc drill.
Mrs. Nels Markuson made a
pleasant call at Mr.. Bergan's place
Sunday afternoon.
Bill Bergan made a call at his sis
ter's place, Mrs. F. J. Christensen,
last week.
A grand ball will be given at the
Alvarado hall Saturday the 10th.
Everybody welcome. x. Y. z.
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Onskar paminna att biljetter till
eller fran Gamla L,andee sales
billigast at Albin Young
Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
guard against serious results from
spring colds, which inflame the lungs
and develop into pneumonia. Avoid
connterfeits by insisting upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar,
which contains no harmful drugs.
Ed. Qutstgard Warren Pharmacy.l
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Correspondence
JEVNE.

April 8, 'O9-H-lIo, here we are
again after d long rest,
trick Void transacted business
at New Folden Saturday..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gjovik Wis
tied friends at Strathcona last Sat-
| urday.
Filing Haugen called on H. B.
T >i'e1srud last Wednesday.
Richard Rope bought driving
horse from J. O. Shoquist,of Strath-
coma, week before last.
Andrew Underdahl returned
home Wednesday before last from
Waukcn, Iowa, where he has been
for some time visiting with rela-
tives.
Richard Rope and Sarah Thor
son made flying trip to Middle
River last Friday.
Hoff Bros. have decided to get in
to the manufacturing business.
Their speciality will be automobiles
and baby carriages.
Richard Rope and Sarah Thor
son visited friends at Strathcona
last Sunday.
S. O. Hoff spent a few days at
Strathcona on business.
Mrs. B. T. Roppe and son Ole
visited friends az Newfolden last
Wednesday:
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March 31st, 1909.

Board met at 9 o'clock A. M.
Meeting was called to order. The
following members were present:
Green, Nordlund, Brandstrom, Serum,
Wittensten.
The petition of Martin Anderson
and others for the formation of a new
school district in the town of Linsell
vas granted a hearing on April 9th,
at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
Application of Thomas Olson, cash
Ter Of Scandal State Bank of Stephen.
for correction of assessment and
taxes on lots blk 5, village of steph-
en- was recommended to the State Tax
Commission for their approval.
Application of w. A. Day, Cashier
of State Bank of Stephen, for cor
rection Of assessment and taxes on
% feet west end of lots II and 10 lin
Xix. 9, and lot 1 in blk. Z, 3rd Add.
village of Stephen, was recommended
to the State Tax Commission for
thier approval.
Application of H. I. Yetter, presi-
dent Of the First National Bank of
Stephen, for correction of assessment
and taxes on east 40 feet of lot 1, blk.
8, village Of Stephen, recommended to
the State Tax Commission for their
approval. 1r..:..t-.- w. =.
Application of o. H. Taralseth, vice.
president of the Citizens State Bank,
Of Oslo, for correction of assessment
and taxes on lot 1, blk 10. village Of
Oslo, recommended to the State Tax
Commission for their approval.
Application of Andrew Kittelson, OF
townof Bloomer, for correction Of
assessment and taxes on the NE4
sec. 80. twp. 1866, :. ~, recommended
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Bids Wanted.

The trustees Of the Swedish Luth
eran church near Alvarado will re
ceive sealed bids until April %, at
o'clock P. M, for the building Of q
tower and addition to the church, &C
cording to plans and specifications
that may be seen at the home Of Nels
soderlund, at Alvarado. Bids will be
opened at Peter swanson's place
near the village, at 2 p. M, on said
day. Right reserved to reject any
or all bids.
PETER NoRDLuND.
Secretary.
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Horses for Sale.

/ will be at Dixon's barn, Thurs
day, April 8, and will offer for sale:
Six broke work horses, sixteen
colts, ! and 2 years old; one fine
mule; one Jack, young and 0. k. in
every way. They will be sold at
once. Call if you want a bargain. u
Auction sale at Dixon,s barn,
Saturday, April 10th, at 2 o'clock 5.
%. Louis Sieff.
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FINE PROGRAM IN DIST. No. 106.

The school in Dist No. 1O6, taught
by Miss Minnie Brown, closed with
the following excellent program:
Music.
School Song-By School.
Dialogue, "Fun in the School room"
by four boys.
Farmers Song, by twelve little
folks.
Music.
Dialogue-"Patent Right Agent
by two boys.
Song "Birdies Ball." by school,.
Song of "Lommy," by three girls.
Dialogue-"Just for Fun" by four
girls and two boys.
Music.
Dialogue-"April Fool" by five girls
and three boys.
Vacation Song, by School.
Music was furnished by Mr.. Theo
Willer's monograph. 49,.
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Everybody Reads The
!. she li'| !. Want v int: Column i'm
= RA7ES-.One Cent Per Word. Nothing
+ Less Than Ten Cents.
FOR SALE:

10 varieties of pure bred chickens
and eggs for Matching at low prices.
Buff and Barred and White Plymouth
Rocks, Rose and Single Comb White
and Rose Comb Brown Leghorns,
Buff Orpingtons, Golden Wyandotts,
Single Comb Black Minorcas and
Rhode Island Reds.
Henry C. Cook,
Argyle, MINI.
Stpd. Sec. SO, Middle River.
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FOR SALE OK FOR RENT

FOR SALE OK FOR RENT
the following described lands:
SWA 32-161-47, Kittson County,
100 acres.
NEA 5-154-45, Marshall County, 100
acres. e.
VIZ SEA- and SEA- seq 5-154-4S,
Marshall County, 120 acres.
NW14 5-154-45, Marshall County,
1904 acres.
E7s NW14 and lots and of 7-154-
Is, Marshall County, 1914 acres.
S7S NE4, NJ SEA 31-157.43, Mar
shall County, 1914 acres.
For further information, inquire OF
Frank O'Meara, SIG National German
American Bank Bldg, st. Paul, MINI.
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FOR SALE.

Some good Durham mich COWS
and heifers, one Holstein-Fresia
bull, (registered), weight 400 lbs. :;
also some good young work horses.
Will buy your young stock.
Z-ll-tt B. E. LANE.
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Application of Haitian Hanson for
reduction of assessment and taxes on
real estate, was. on motion, recon-
mended to the Minnesota Tax Com
mission for the correction applied for
Application of F. A. Green for an
Auctioneer's license was, upon mo-
ton, granted.
Application of S. S. Trickey for an
auctioneefs license was, upon motion
granted.
Application of Antoine Girard for a
ferry license was, upon motion,
granted.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed, as follows:
John P. Mattson. publishing de-
linqueGt tax list for the soo. 10
John 81 P. Madison, publishing 1
notice of hearing on school ~
Stevens Bros, printing + for coun- ~
ty officers: .:...:.:..:.:....:.' 11.2o
John + Mattson, printing Tor :.
City 'o Of ws Hea,S electric iixht ~
- and supplies for Feb. ....:.. 10. IS
Halv9r Amundson, wood for
sheriffs residence ........... $50
knut ROgness, procuring gener-
al election ballots. town of
5Gh9 E}lj 1sRon. carrying general
hnuC ROQnaSS nr0onrino nri-
mary election ballots, town
of Moylan ............. 200
P. A Johnson. CARRYING. primary
election election returns. town Of .,
Miller-8avis Printing Co., rubber N'N'
stamps-"Chairman ... .15
Free. Press Printing CO., supplies
for county officers. 81. o5
Louis F. Dow Co.. supplies for
| clerk of court. ............ 200
Louis i5,dF F. D. Pow nro Co.; blanks for o.
Louis F; Dow Co., supplies for
Louis SEP F; Dow Co.. supplies for 90
Louis uq F. Dow Co.. SUPPLIES for l''2'
county officers .........'. 49, At
Pioneer Press Co., supplies for
r., Judge Of probate. ::...:.. $50
Pioneer Press Co., deed record CIV
for register of deeds. ....... "a. 90
Remington Typewriter Co., type
pon, writer for auditors office: ..11o. oo
writer for trcasurers office 1O2 ST
Rem ,irl;t or ry y w Co.. type ~
John +. Mattson, publishing pro-
Gee eeed:ngs' meeting of Feb. IS o., eo
X. J., Taraissth Co., supplies for 1''''
the court house ...., IS 81
Ind. school dist No. 2. janitor
service tOr summer school
r. sd9 Wnagg m a,ont Of July 1898. 5000
rent for school convention. .. 100
Hans Emerson. witness fees and
mileage, State VS.. John Doe go
Alden Publishing Co., Marshall
County Aliases. ....... .24o 90
+. A. Green i,1 l day board of audit
Thomas Clauson, board fur
nished o. L. Hamery and
crew, ditch No. 2O...:.... 400
Andrew Serum, 141A days chain
man, ditch No. 70. 49,. 21.75
jacob klungness, board fur
onished chairman ditch No.
c. H Newbury & Co., livery fur
ditch No. 20. e"' 90
Thorn Bakken, 11K days axman,
ditch No. 20. .25
Martin GI2 Mykre, 9 days as fiagman = 40
F.. O. Erickson, board furnished ''0
Q: l.. Hamery and crew.
ditch No. 20. < an
Town of Sinnott bill for a metal cul
vert laid over.
Motion made and seconded that we
adjourn till 9 o'clock A. NJ, March
31st, 1909.
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TORNELL'S RESTAURANT,
Warren, Mimi.

Meals and lunches served at all
hours.
Farmers and transients, call at
my place and enjoy a good warm
meal while in the city.
A good place to have your Sun
day dinner.
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HORSES FOR SALE.-John VOL.
berg, Alvarado. MINI. It

LOST: Two black pigs. Inform
Tom Thompson, sec. 4, Warrenton,
address Warren, MINI. 1tpd
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FOR SALE.

Five young oxen. Inquire or
Address, Ingalls, & Son,
Ingalls,, MINI.
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Large assortment of Easter postal
cards at the Sheaf Book and Station
cry Store. ~ u, -
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Eighty acres, town Of Warrenton,
ajacent to Luna elevator. VIZ nwA.
section II, township 1856, range 48.
w. G. Addy,
At. Strandquist, MINI.
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WANTED:-Cattle to pasture in
my pasture, ~ mile east of Warren.
Inquire John w. Thomas, Warren,
MINI. - -
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Bank, Oslo ............. 100O5 81
Deposited in First State
Bank, Oslo. 4O34. 81
Deposited in State Bank of
Alvarado ............... 1855. Al
Deposited in Farmers State -.
Bank Of Alvarado. ...... 4O48. is
Deposited in State Bank of
Middle River ........... $685.. SO
Total funds on hand March
18th 1909 .s156, 623. %
Respectfully submitted,
A. G. Lundgren, Co., auditor. ,
A. c. Swandby, Clerk of Court
FA.Green, Chairman Co. Com.
Board of Audit, Marshall Co.
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MACARTHUR AND HIS INTERVIEW.

Iieut-Ge known Honolulu
Chamber
the principal guests
third
cable
the
H. of
possibility believed
Germany Carter who handed
appeared eheckmated the mainland
Macarthur here ALL but at the Preside
following that statement
expressed MacArhur Everything
history
of
able OF
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ADJUSTMENTS
The Band Concert.

The Band Concert.
There viii be a public moonlight
band concert this evening at 1880, at
Aala Park.
March-El Captain. ..... Sousa
Overture--U nrest ...... Storck
Ballad-Hearts and Flowers. {. Tobani
Northumberland Girl. .BaIfe
PART II.
Voeal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection-A Runaway Girl Monckton
Waltz-Remembranc 49,. .Waldteufel
Finale-Au Moku. Berger
The Star Spangled Banner.
Art Theater.
"The Bride of Lammermoor, the
subject Of the feature film of tonight Is
program, is a tragedy of Bonnie Scot
land. A young girl is urged by her
father to marry duke. She refuses
and goes into the garden meeting her
lover, to whom she plights her troth,
and the latter gives her a ring in token,
and departs The Duke has overheard
the conversation and tells her father
of the scene he has witnessed. The
angry old man and the Duke together
concoct a plan to cure the girl s love
by trying to prove that her lover is
false; and at first the girl reluctantly
consents to marry her titled suitor
While she is about to sign the mar
.riage contract, her former lover enters
demanding an explanation. The young
girl, realizing the deception practised
upon sher, goes insane and stabs the
duke. She kisses the picture of her
lover, still carrying the dagger. When
the disappointed lover returns, her
memory and reason are gradually re-
stored. On realizing that she has been
cruelty deceived and that he still loves
her. she is again driven to madness
and dies in his arms.
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MADAME BELLIVIEW
Continued From Page one.l

Continued From Page One)
cess. 81 ain It going to put your head
on it.
'sNow about that watch for Governor
Frear,' added the Madame. XII did
want to get a gold watch for him. He
had been schooImate of mine and he
was good judge, though | never had
a case before him. | went to see Judge
Dole about the watch and he said he
would give five; dollars. L told him
he needn t give it to me unless he want.
ed to; he could give it to Mr.. Kruger,
the ieweler. Lawyer Lewis also put up
So and he gave it to Kruger, too. l
went to see w. o. Smith about it and
he asked how the watch scheme was
going2 / said Il haven't got much
more than promises. well, he said,
'better give it up; | dom believe in
giving presents to officials. Frear said
the same thing, when | saw him. He
had a watch, he said, and didn t want
another one; it might not keep the same
time as the other and would get him
all mixed up. So I dropped the whole
thing"
$50 everybody got his money
back ~ quizzed the minion of reptile
press.
"Well-everybody but Charley Cooke.
He gave me five dollars and l spent
| it on flowers and paper leis to decorate
| the Governors desk and chair when he
| took his office. | worked hard to make
Frear Governor. His people used to
| live next to mine on the site of the
Art Theater. [ like him lot better
| than I did Carter. IN in politics and
know my friends.
Later, the ex-Princess returned to
this office with her accomplished hus
| band and after the latter had been
satisfied with a reference to the die
| tionary's definition of the word "com
moner,'' the incident seemed to close
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THE BLAcKMAILING OF SERVANTS.

bulk of the houseservant and yado
when oed they invariably y say
Wha1
kind of hghblndng
aboer OF that
of dsobeden caba IS
agent IN
disposal his earnngsa
this matter 1t be tha
protection
they would have
in of
language OF the duty
willingness Territory protect them from extoron
the
free of charge to the complainant!
tell what threats being
public
would quickly do the rest Backmang crime Elk
relief either all they
dos will be
depaon Instead of costing the japanese
exacions, the whole
crowd Of will be put in Jail.
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ALFRED CABLE TOLLS.

General
the Pacific Gable
cables Pacific
immediate delivery
kilograms be sent when engaged long
they delivered
ntted full
transmission
shiings
mted at the shilling
word in plain language.
delivered
country Of destination interfere with delivery
The Commonwealth
sixegheenh Britain
and New Zealand wonhs
Board.
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Begin paying your yardbo and They
the strike committee
Iongb
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Colonel sehuylers cavalry paading island at this time
a whole influence
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Charles L. Rhodes who will
field of Of his
residence daily journalism
has brought
Chicago
Rhodes for by
special After to
lulu by offer of the on
this Mr. Rhodes has and vigorous
hted responsible POLITICS.
to
administration In him
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SHEET COPPER

We are prepared to make anything
IN Sheet-Copper, having just received
a large assortment, IA to 4S OF. in
weight and sizes 3Oin. Coin. to 36in.
96in., inclusive.
Automobile Tanks, Cylinders, Heat
ers, Stock Pots, Washboilers, Stills and
other ware last much longer when made
from copper.
We have special size, IA and Is or.
suitable for cutters, valleys, down
pipes, etc. Let us estimate on your
requirements.
EMAIELUTH & CO., LTD.
PHONE I'll. 145 KING STREET.
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the plans OF M Bani Italian arshp
flights rship will
He
point
ms experiments The
that his being
conduct the he
his work.
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that
Azores Labor there
Such labor not Portuguese
generations ago with that of immigrants from
superior to the mainland
relief to have it place lazzaroni the pronosal 70 MINOR
whom has been pretty thoroughly liked do
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Count Zeppelin has made practicable rshp surprise no
one mas accustomed himself
IN use within
VIII and
impossible nowadays 49, -Hs
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Inc enoee OF j. D. Hill for Alaska
exposition was IN fitting the Pacific
"e' Go empire John
company were ITS pioneers To his enterprise growth of Seattle
Tacoma and the Sound communities generally due
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@ Of house servants by
we empowers 10 begin at of
Month rather than at the end
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Singing Acrobats.

At the Hawaiian Opera House Sat
urday evening June 5, a musical treat
will be in store for concert-lovers.
Sixteen young boys calling themselves
the Kalihi Athletic Club are rehears-
ing every day. Their different forma-
tons coincide with the words and
music which they themselves will
sing. This feature of the program is
not the only attraction, and the solo
lists are talented musicians very sell
dom heard in Honolulu. This concert
is intended for the benefit of the Ka
lihi- Moanalua church and it's pastor
Rev. VIM. K. POM.