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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

r. G.. Peacock left on the
evening train Friday for his
home in Independence, Mo.
When Mr.. Peacock reached Can
yon, it was his intention to stay
about two weeks but had to can
Gel some of his business engage
ments for more important mat
tiers.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Our Citizens.

The density OF population and the
activity OF the citizenship ha, largely
to do with the prosperity OF COM
munity We must look to Tie stork
and the immigration agent 70 'ncrtdse
our population Teas has the larg
est families OF any State in the Union.
The size Of the average Texas family
is s. 5, and the size OF the average
family in the United States is . 7i,
We have in Texas 10000 births an
nually, which is birth every four
minutes
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Things Mixed up,

The country editor has trials
of various kinds of his own and
some of them have worse trouble
than others-an Arkansas pen
pusher being in the latter class.
He had written an article about
wedding that had occurred in
his town and gave it to a printer
to be set in type. The printer
had been indulging to a limited
extent in hilarious water. He
got the wedding article mixed
up with a public sale notice and
the whole thing appeared like
this
PUBLIC SALE.
William Smith, the only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Smith, was
disposed at public auction, to
Lucy Anderson, on my farm, l
mile east of Leonardville, in the
presence of 20 guests, including
the following towit; Seven mules
twelve head of high bred cattle,
Rev. Jackman tied the knot.
averaging 1850 lbs, on the hoof
The beautiful home of the bride
was tastefully decorated with a
Blackhawk corn planter, | sulky
hay rake, l feed grinder, one set
of double harness nearly new &
just before the ceremony was
pronounced, the famous Mend !
elshon 5 march was given by |
one mich COW, five years old, | /
Jersey COW to be fresh in April, |
carrying a large bunch of flow
ers and looked very charming |
in a wedding gown made of a
spring wagon, six shocks of corn
three ricbs Of hay, / grind stone
Mousseline de sole, trimmed
with 10 bushels of corn.
The groom is a well known and
popular young man who always
stood well in society circles of
y Berkshire hogs, 5 Durocs,
md the bride is an accomplished
md talented teacher of a splendid
lrove of Poland ChiDas; pedigree
furnished if desired.
Among the beautiful presents
we're two sets of silver spoons,
me steam engine, one riding
low, one heel-barrow, go-cart,
Job sled, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
The bridal couple left yester-
lay on their honeymoon trip. :
'erms: Twelve months time to I
II reasonable parties. Other
Use cash. Lunch will be served .
t the sale, after which Mr.. and '
Irs. Smith will go to house
eeping in a coy home near the
orner of Main & Col. l.. B.
Brady, auctioneer. /
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

] NOO Nait pun IjOLjS LIouS
lard, phone 16, City Market.
A. S. Rollins made a business
trip to Amarillo Tuesday.
Get a nice mutton roast or
chops. We have it. Dawson Bros.
Mrs. Sevall and children went
to Amarillo Monday for a few
days,
Mrs. C..P. Hutchings went to
Amarillo Saturday to visit her
mother.
For a reliable piano on easy
terms see w. T. Gillian. Off
Miss Berta Mulkey went to
Amarillo Monday after a short
visit here.
Misses.Carrie Quirk and Lena
Wade spent Sunday with friends
in Amarillo
Mrs. Oscar Hunt went to Am
arillo Monday for a short visit
with friends.
Grady::Pipkin came up from
Plainview Sunday to spend few
days at home.
The First State Bank has an
ad this week worth your time to
READ and HEED. 12-1t
Geo. Phillips left Monday for
his home att Red Key, indiana,
after spending a few days in |
Canyon.
c. C..Miller, wife and family |
returned Friday from Canadian !
wherelthey had been visiting the
past week.
Miss Charlotte Ingham re-
turned Friday from Canadian
where shei had spent week
with friends.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds and
laughter, Miss Neya, went to
Amarillo Monday to spend few
lays with friends.
For SALE:-Grain bags. heavy
md of the very best quality, s.,
Der hundred. Address NJ. Hess.
IN barger, Texas. 122tp
NOTICE:-To the party who
,orrowed.my History of the Civil
Var, written by W. G.. Oats, will
.onfer a very great favor if they
viii returnIthe same to j. w.
jowart.
Rev j. S. Groves and wife of
)anyon City are visiting with r.
,edwick this week. Bro. Groves
viii preach at the Presbyterian
hurch Sunday morning. -Bris-
oe County Herald.
Mrs. A. w. Kaiser and child {
en- left on the Sunday evening
rain for Illinois to remain in
etinitely. Their many friends
nd neighbors were sorry to see i
hem leave and all join the News
1 wishing them a safe and
leasant journey.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17
Race Comparison.

There are 325, 900 unmarried women
In Texas of manageable age. and
any one desiring a wife should not
fail TO investigate our opportunities
and advantages along matrimonial
lines. We have Soo.864 children of
scholastic age In 1900 Texas ranked
sixth in population in States of the
Union We had twelve counties that
show a population of less than 100
people in 1900. The annual increase
in white population is relatively per
cent greater than the colored popula-
ton.
The stork can travel faster over
good roads, and the improvement of
our public highways will encourage
an increase in population.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

10 Pratt was on last Friday
Introducing his young wife to his
friends and acquaintances.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

For SALE A three room
house and block in west part of
city. Inquire at News office.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-06-17

If you are not a customer of
ours, you should be. Why no
give us a trial. Fulton Lumber
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES
IN WIRELESS

Success IN this the Twentieth
Century requires that you avail
yourself OF the newest ideas, real.
iEing that the world II growing
faster today than over before,
In your studies aud Jour invest.
ments o. either time or money YOU
should apply the same rule, espe-
elallY when undenlabla proof IL a.
hand that a new idea Of unlimited
Probabilities has attained CONNER.
cial success and rs growing by
leaps and bounds
This wireless tciegfaphy has
done and is doing more every day
Messages have been sent and re-
celved Tor four thousand miles. and
this distance Il being increased In
The short space ~ five years sire
less telrgraphy has grown from an
experiment % d commercial neeeH.
atty A ship without wireless ia.
stallntlon today IL ont 81 date Il ~
on our ships that wireless Ia play.
ina les most important part today
and lta practical value has been
demonstrated beyond doubt
Money ~ Transferred between
passing ahipa hy wirolesa Just tho
same a. you arc used 20 tranHfer.
ring e ~ the Western Union or
Postal wire sYatema3 passengers on
these shipa are supplied with daily
news Just the same and AZ accu
raiely az when on land the post.
don Of The ship is known az tho
home office AZ all times and tho
exact date or its Arrival az any port
can be glven cut hours ia advance
II an accident happens IN mid
ocean Il can be made known Of
oncsi no aora drifting around FOR
days and weeks % ar open boat
hoping and praying relief will
come before Il u too lates no dan.
ser ~ heinR cast away on some dee.
orr island uatii discovered By
some passing vessel peFhaps
months aftsrward
shipa mas now Inquire AZ ports
~ call Tor news or instructions
without entering the hArbor. ard
thus avoid the payment % pilot
fees. hafbor charges. and avoid the
rick of collision or grounding IN
shoal hRrbofa. a. well a. inss 81
time
Coins inland nov. 10 ind Wire.
lcsa tsiegraphF playing an lupog
tAnt part In the worlds progress
nearly az important 40 oe The
ocean. Overland communication
can BE- maintained Nith a moving
bass. such as railway irRlna 30
matter az whaf speed they are run
thus reducing the danger pf hc.
cidenfs 20 minimum iuiapd
wireless stations are lncrfaalrg
daily she LARGE hotels 81 our ciilas
arr equipped with wireless apta.
ratus. aud an immense COMMERCIAL
business ~ transacted dAliy And
nightly.
Wireless tsieKFephy operates 10
all variations II atmospheric con.
dltlonn. whetbeF dry o. humid. and
experience has shown that IN ioga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
The Land Is Smooth and Practically Level: Has
Only Small Growth of Poplar and Alder in Patches

The land which advise you TO take up (and later in
this tell you how to secure) Is practically
level free from any heavy timber growth OF any kind
Here and there however found small patches OF alder and
poplar aordng just about enough timber for fuel and for
fencing There is small timber patch upon nearly every 100
In the land is covered with dense, heavy
growth OF wild grass which from three to four tons of
fine hay the This hay excellent stock hay and
may be said without any exaggeraon that the Central Brit
ish Columbia country will be of the greatest stock raising
sections OF the North American continent
Small creeks and springs found nearly everywhere
upon the land in the OOTSA LAKE district Wells of cool
clear water may be had anywhere a depth of few feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
Hubby Shaves; Wife
Won't Claim Him

NEW york. Jan ia has
band IL nothing to Sonia MofKow
without his whiakcFs Mrs Mefsow
arrived here three DAYS ago from
Russia. after a separation of four
years from her husband. To-day
Abraham Mefxow. who exhibited
money orders sent 20 a Sonia Mer.
EpW. as proof that no II the WON.
HuE husband. rushed tu her arms
shouting. rOh. Sonia. my WifofH
Sonia stared suspiciuusiy You
are NOT nv husband. she said
Ny husband haa a broad. lawny
beard, parted Ia the middle. and
splendid yellow top boots
Ny husband never wore such
clothes a. yours I have heard that
fhia Il a bad country. Ga away"
Abraham. who had arrayad him
self Ia latest American styles. back
- away chopfailen fo says he
viii produce a aiarnr lnslaw t0m0r
row Nho can vouch Cor his idsn
tits.
The immigration authorities are
Inclined 20 believe the man Is real.
~ the womana husband. bat they
are q llttle hasliant because. 10 a
similar case some years ago. they
decided wrong There will DO
further bearing BY the board ol IN.
qulfy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

aud In storms OF rain aud snow. lta
operation ~ AZ lta best In point OF
distance there IL no known limit.
The waves conform 20 the surface
and curvature 81 tho Garth, and
only additional power rs required
70 send them 10 any distance.
The action Of the elements and
climatic conditions are more or lesB
destructive 70 overland wire lines.
The wireless system cannot be- Do.
airayed II avoids the cost of right.
ofway, damages. legal obatfuctiona,
delays. taxes. repairs, construction
over routes Of snow and ice; where
u Is absolutely Impossible 10 run a
wire on account 0f enormous cost.
OF Ia the ensmy's country. wireless
plays ne most important part
As an instrument for the safe.
guarding u human life and proper.
W and transaction Of the worlds
business, wireless teiegfaphy Is In.
valuable
Wireless relcgraphy ~ mem
toned IN almost every publication
% today and enters into universal
conversation yet how few really
know what g II % what itH growth
signifies The average mRu how.
ever. IA interested. Il not faseiuat
"a and he IL beginning 10 feel that
Wireless Telegraph Il q permanent
feature ~ civilization Some are
beginning 20 grasp the fact of its
worldwide range and 90 realize
that there q 40 corner u The earth
exempt from the play and passage
Of Is Etheroal Waves.
with such strides during the pas,
flftY years what may We expect In
The next flYe7 No one but a Tesla
would dare 20 make a prediction.
Tbs governments action ia Ia.
dorsing Wireless Telegraphy and
the growth OF commercial com.
panlsa IL creating hundreds ~ high
aaiArled positions. tof which there
are AZ this time fow qualified ap.
plicants Here. thea. IL your %.
portunity.
3eattlss Wireless Institute "a
school where progressive thoEEht
n mefEed with Industry offers
special training 70 all wh0 are
awake 20 the opportunities now
open Tor competent wlTeicss oper.
ators. IN both the government and
commercial service. Dag and even
ing classes
~ p..l. eulidlna. ssastls. Main 75fe.
The Securities OF the intafnafion.
a. Institute Of Wireless Teiegfaghy
Inc. offer the best opportunity ever
presented for large dividends. "a
virtue % lis iow capitalization. It's
unlimited field OF operation aud IT,
operatives and ia conservative
manaKemenf IA iM a demonstrated
and proven proposition
On aud after February 1sfh, 1910.
am remaining Treasury Stock wlii
be- offered AZ one hundred and ten
$4,000 dollars per share. Par
value go 90 per share
Address Secretary Board OF
Trustees.
20 p.-l. Building. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
Edna nelarmInad % Marrv.

hdna Lotus. the English actress
last week brushed aside tho most
unusual ohasaclea aud married the
man of her choice. Harry Rhein.
alrom, IN Cpvinstou. Ky. Rhein.
atFom'a relatives were 80 bitterly
opposed 90 the wedding that they
HAD the young man locked up ia
a saultarinm
tits sweetheart got him ont Of
the asylum Through a writ OF hahoaa
eorpue0 Then they hurried across
The Ohio river. 60 be out of legal
reach of the Rholnstfom family.
tramped a long distance through
two fest ~ snow and were married
By a Cuyington Justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
Americans Can Do So Without Becoming Citizens or
Residents Of Canada Pay on Small InStaIImenS

investor and the honest homeseeke The Canadians instead
Of imposing impossible conditions upon homeseeker, and
thus forcing him evadc the law make the statute broad and
comprehensive and then enforce In the matter OF land in
British Columbia no person permitted take up
than go Land grabbers and rich corporations seeking
prevent the small investor from gaining footold are not
tolerated But the small investor and the who wants to
acquire piece Of land provide against the uncertainties OF
time and old age given every opportunity he does not
have to be citizen resident Of Canada to acquire
n guaranteed government title Neither does he have even
to improve his land in order get his certificate
He is given three FIVE years time to pay for his land
and has 70 pay only 50 cents an acre down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
MAN TAKES BATH
IN BUTTERMlLK

hfoOMsBuRG. Pa Jan 10 -~
deprge Rsifeuaelger ~ Ca,awissa
today lmportnnsd Mrs William
Jorsa. IN from thc eoantry Ia q
market sleigh. 20 take bin Cor .
ride
In farming a corner tho sleigh
upset and Rolfaudclfer vas buried
under tha contents u 4 five FAllou
can ~ hattermiik aud two large
cans ~ sauaFkfaut. wblle. 10 cap
the climax. Mrs. Jones. = very large
woman. fell on top % him,
Reifundaifeg t0ok 10 hla bed fog
the remainder - the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

kfsed cpd registered animals.
Murray SAYS that those lovely dogA
arc not az all afraid OF toe beeuti.
lul chorus giris, and after their
handsome act they are takon down
70 their exquisite dreaAihg room.
petted by their charming attendants
and then taken out for a merry
romp In the glorious air. Mag.
nolloua press work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

IRE Raven prescription service
means that the doctors skill In pre-.
scriblug ls most efficiently supple.
rnentso BY tie druggists skitl In
compromising. RAVEN DRUG CO.
i4fs Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

- ~ EN~@f ~ t'HNeNHs
blanche Walsh continues al the
Moore All week There eth 81 40
matinee tomorrow The aymphouY
orchestra plays its fourth sym
phnuy concert sunday night, with
Cafreno. che pianist, as TIE eoloist
Monday nlGBg David Warileld
opens Ia ~The Music Master
The Man From Home wiil be
offered b i.iehinr a Co at the
AihAmbrm all this week and alt
next week
"rhs Top o. Tn Work" h the
current btu a. The Grand. 10 be- fol.
lowed Sunday BY The Right Of
Way.
AZ the Seattle big Heartsd jim
IS the present offering. with The
Derby Mascot to foilow on sun.
DAY
The Del Lawrence eompnny at
the Lois Is ureseatiuK "A Gentle
man Of France this week. with
next weeks biil announced as Cen.
uessee 1t the Hills Theirs viii be
. special matinee performances Of
g tlmo" this Friday.
The STAR viii change SIS mnsi.
cal comedy bill. and the I.ycvum its
motion picture BIN nuxf Monday
Altcguoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
odd Hlts Of Ns~s.

Harry Lauder and another man
stepped zap 90 bar IN Tacumu the
other nisht and Lauder bought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

Advance Manager George Murray
~ 'The Top O IN World says
thai there are sin doxa Sllh his
show. all male eolilea. and all pedi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
On the Grand Trunk Railroad
The Climate Is Warmer in Winter Than The Climate
of Minneapolis, in Summer It Is Ideal

Contrary less popular belief the climate of
Central British Columbia is cold and rigorous in winter
1t colder Puget Sound-consderably The thermom
eer goes down and then, but it does remain
long and the winters nearly the winters
Minneapolis.
The summer weather is ideal II is almost continuous
sunshine from spring until fall broken only by the gentle
rains which fall frequent intervals and keep the ground
moist growing crops These rains up in pretty
Clouds which, having performed their function quickly dsap
pear.
All Crops of the Temperate Zone Grow in Abundance
The crops grown grains grasses and vegetables of all
kinds while Embarrassing country this has superors
This last fact proven by the fact that few OF the first set
tiers to go into the country years ago. planted
young orchards OF apples and peaches This year those
orchards bore abundant crops of luscious perfectly coored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

souie time ago. IN this column.
Elise Scott Of The Great John Can.
ton company coniidod to an ia
ierested world her engagement TO
Sam b Hardy. a well known char.
acier actnr With whom Miss Scott
became acquainted whiln both we're
on tour With nlEhy Belt
Mr Hardy, who closed local en-
easement 40 she Moore wlth Marie
Cahll on Saturday evening, on sun.
CAY showed me a telegram nom
Miss Scott which sets juno q. Ia
New York city. az the time aud
place ~ che wedding. Il Is likely
that both SIR aud Mut Hardy will
he under Daniel v Afthura man.
Augment next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

lsthY. ths long time mao
- ( = san Francisco Tlvou.
- - Rrsssins krellng. owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

We Can Locate You the Best Land on The Grand Trunk Railroad for $3.50 Acre

Our locator probably knows about the central region OF British Con
il he
possibly
weerig low.
get LAND in strongly advise
il boom which,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

OF che Tiyon property. were united
Ga marriage Lass week rhoy are
nolng ga build a new Tlvoii on tha
site of the old one on Eddy "A.
Henry MckAf company. present
ing The SPOILERS. has closed IN
Lea AaeeleH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

~ ceMpleta pruEYnm m De-
- 4 the M0orn Hexf Sunday
- 3 shs Seattle symphony
s - VIII Cafren0. the woman
80 \ announced a. follows
srsAnsy. Frum tha New
xra No S......s nsprak
al Aaaxlo Allegro motto
II LArgkefto
q scheFxo
Il Anegro con Iaaee
spaye4 hy reqn
.ss.e ~ plano and ehgaira
nan4 ml1or .Tace AiknwskY
ii AaexFo non tFoppo e
m1so mAestosu
III Anaanse semp'lce
III Allegro Ger fuqe0
me- Teresa CAreuo.
rEan f4as
a lnpvmrln Or % No 2
....s4t........... Schubert
Al sstfa &c VeEaa. No s.
........ Schubert Liszf
d Nafrhe MIlitaire ......
.....,...... SchnhsrtT AuslK
Nns. Teresa Carreno
s1nssnagseh ...... Wagner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
WARNING ISSUES
'''FR FROM CORT OFFICE.
George Hood Says Seattle
vi Manager Ha. No Con, /,
s..,Ion With Announced
Tour Of Actress

.,>,s MANAGER UkpkVh
- s.,.Sn 4. ne John cert o 'll.l''. ].
d ~ avst q remark that soan I
- ~. ~ n ne mnermasion nat ne ~. 9
= ,ssss eumpany and bu.ipess
,ssss .,send a certain emotional
~ Y \. 4 saaF II the Northwest
Z ANS Nanager eprts Same ..''
= as.s,sIcn With hls statements
!. .l'ss he allegsa tour rae '
$500 $500 \ sesns, requires thoae
- y Contracts 70 engage a.
i - s.sssarsr. business mahesef'
Z :, 3 pas % = cash bond 10 adj
ss.,v putting up thelr money
80 nea have called on Mt.
"a ihe latter has sisted 70
ros, en.phatically that me
: NJ Cpgts name IN eunnee
II ~ ne enterprise Is entirely
1870. ne scheme may or
- g legitimate. but Meaaser
=. ~ conurciiop with a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

.n..,t any aay noW 60 have
- slgancs mar cone into che
-. 80 sMgY about hls com
makiag ne jump frpm Los
- - san Francisoo ~ afr.
- Thls 4 tno good a bii %
- ,ssa,ry 70 BE- Ions overlooked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

up 10 lCOoIu lldlkS.
We shall locate the first ones who call anc
hll out applications upon this land.
No Application will be acted upon unless
accompanied by the first payment of so cents
an acre. Come prepared to make this pay
ment if you wish to secure the land;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

the Grand afdH
sei 6rhe
lndastr IS M
locator II represent rs II the
eobaby unsded stalking land the
car oeup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

asna nrmna4e has ioss her SOB
"a tn SILVER star Ann Tna.
wns Aaa Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

at our Offices and make out their applications
in proper form.
This land may be taken up by any one more
than twenty-onc years Of age $3.50 an acre
al you have TO pay, and easy terms Of pay
inent are allowed three TO five years, il de-
sired
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-28
SHARPS1GNS
Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.

change in the sentiment Of the coun-
try may be expected.
He realized the anxious economy OF
the democrats, who Numbered loudly
in the index, but were always ready
to accept an appropriation for their
districts.
And looking you squarely in the
eyes," said the Speaker, dramatically
pulling up his sleeves and pointing
his forefnger at Champ Clark:
81 want to say to you that with
the advantage of increased wages, Of
greater prosperity due to Republican
legislation, there is more than an even
chance that you will wake up on the
morning after election day and find
that an intelligent voting public has
again proved you to be the same false
prophet that you have been every two
years for the past decade
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-28

prepare, for his marriage to Miss
Eleanor Alexander in New York city
June 20.
Already young Roosevelt, who spent
yesterday with his fiancee in New
York, is finishing up his work in
Thompsonville. Since October 1, 1908,
when he, in overalls, began sorting
wool, he has worked up through all
the many departments of the Hartford
Carpet Company, and is now doing
executive work in the main office as
a preliminary to his future work as
district manager for the company at
its San Francisco headquarters.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-28

HARMONY LODGE, No. 8, |. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday evening at 1880
in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort St. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited to at
tend.
H. E. MCCOY, N. G.
e. r. HENDRY, Sec.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-28
Fraternal Meetings
HONOLULU LODGE NO. GIG,
B. p. o. ELKS.

Meets in their hall on King Street
near Fort, every Friday evening. Visit.
ing Brothers are cordially invited to
attend.
JAMES D. DoUGHERTY, E. R.
GEO. T. KLUEGEL, Secretary.