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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-19
DR.. CILBREATH
DENTIST
once in Bee Hive Block

When money is scarce you
owe it to yourselves to do your
trading where you can get the
most and the best merchandise
for each dollar you pay out. A.
Miksche & Co. are-giving great
er values for the money than
ever before. Their big discount
sale ie still in force. Come and
secure your winters supply,
while everything can be secur
ed at svch ridiculously low
prices. A. Miksche & Co.
Medicines that aid nature are
always most effectual. Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy acts
OH this plan. It allays the
cough, relieves the lungs. opens
the secretions and aids nature
in restoring the systen, to q
healthy condition. Thousands
have testified to it, superior
excellence: Sold by al dealers.
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Advertise Your want, il this column and get quick resu.e

List your land with G. w.
Rink. Wahpeton, N. OAK.
r. T.. McMicheal at Mike
Mohr's old chop on Dakota
Ave. All kinds of blacksmith
ing neatly and quickly done.
Clothes cleaned. pressed and
repaired, at Browns.
The Columbia Restaurant
open day end night, good meals
served d al 5hours. Across the
street from the Merchants Ho-
tel. ]. b. Yates, Prop.
Wan. III. White Lumber Co,
are headquarters for Hard and
Soft Coal, also Pocahontas
Smokeless.
~. Hull, Agt. ,3tf
Wedding stationery and call
ing cards at the Times Office.
Il z'Dye. Used with cold or
hot water; any child can use
them. Get book of instructions
at Rittenhouse's Drug Store.
A Miksche & Co.. Special
Discount Sale will continue un-
til further notice.
Clothing and ladies skirts
neatly repaired, cleaned and
pressed, by John Brown one
door east of r1iller's drug
store.
Do you know that fully nine
out of every ten cases of rheu-
tnatism are simply rheumatism
OF the muscles due to cold or
damp, or chronic rheumatism,
and require no internal treat
ment whatever Apply Cham
berlain's Liniment freely and
see how quickly it gives relief.
For sale by all dealers.
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Local News Items

. 49,


We are sorry to note that
Mrs. n. G. Walker is sgain con.
fined to her bed.
Telephone your orders 70,
baled hay, baled straw aud feed
to $751; J. E. Morris.
Mrs. Geo. Wichman is enjoy.
ing q visit f,orn her father. Mr.
Freeman from; St. Paul.
The II. r. Club will be Ell.
tained by Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Hull next Monday evening.
Bear in mind aud try a box
of DIR. Quick's Alaska Liver
Pills. For sale by all druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Harris
have both been confined to the
house with the LaGrippe a few
days.
1t ie not too late to secure
some OF the great bargains at
Miksche & Co.
Mr.. and Mre. e. f. Bassett
entertained the Magazine Club
at a dancing party last Satur-
day evening at the Commercial
Club room.
County Supt. Barnes return
ed from Idaho last Monday,
His wife and mother are on
claim Of Nlrs. Barnes Sr. which
she secured i'll the land draw
ing.
Table linens and wooden
dress goods at 10 per ent dis
count for two weeks com memo
ing Saturday Jan. II, at Pur-
dons.
For a clean, we'll ventilated
room with modern convenien.
ces aud popular rates, the New
b aufort leads them all. 75c
and $l.00 per day. Office the
Postoffce.
The Devils Lake CONNER
cial Club had big jollification
meeting. They are boosting for
city of 10000. There present
population is 5,l67.
AT a meeting of the executive
com tnittee of the Congregation
al Ladies aid society last Mon.
day evening. the program for
the coming year was made out
and plans were dis used.
The Albert Weis Land Co
sold half secion of land last
week to Illinois parties, aud has
several other prospective deals
on hand, with the same parties.
Mrs. inertia Mexican Dennis
ia visiting relatives and friends
Ell this city. She will visit re.
latives in the northern part OF
the state before returning to hel
home in Iowa.
Mrs. w. l.. Carter and chit.
dren left last Wednesday fo,
California wherethey " ill spe nj
the rest of the winter. TIL,
Senator, as soon as the legisla
tive session is over will joir
them at Long Beach Cal.
a ten per cent discount will
be given on all WOODEN dres.
goods for two weeks conn memo.
ing Saturday, Jan. nth at Pur
dOn's,
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We will give "a 81 peice set
of decorated china, worth $500
any where,) free to any one
who will bring us in three sub.
scriptions old or new, with
their own at $3.50 each.
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DOC NOTICE

| NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
EN-, To all owner and keepers
of dogs within the City of Wah.
peton, that they must imnedi-
ately take out licenses for, and
tag their dogs in accordance
with the ordinances of said
city; that all doge. not properly
tagged, will be impounded aud,
If not redeemed, will be dis
posed of pursuant to said ordi.
nances.
Licenses and tags must be
Iprocured from the CITY Audi
tor.
CLARK N. OLSON,
City Auditor.
| Constipation is the Cause OF
many ailments and disorders
that make life miserable. Take
Chamberiaiu's Stomach an d
Liver Tablets, keep your bowels
regular aud you will avoid
these diseases. For sale by all
dealers.
When buying cough medi.
cine for children bear in mind
that Chamberlain's Coug n
Remedy is most effectual, for
colds, Group and whoop,ng
cough and that it contains no
harmful drug. For sale by all
dealers.
For two weeks commencing
Saturday Jan. 18th a special
discount of ten per cent will
be given on all table linen, nap.
kins, etc at James Purdon & Co.
we nave large stock ut gen.
eral merchandise and are max.
ing special reductions for cash
On everything in our store. A.
Niksche & Co.
See ]. E. Morris for feed, hay
and straw.
Call at The Times Office and
take look at the 81 peice set
of decorated china and learn
how to secure set.
I A ten per cent discount will
be given Oh all wooden dress
goods for two weeks commenc.
ing Saturday Jan. 18th at Pur.
|f1On's.
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| w. r. Westerley, a practical
miller of Minneapolis has
bought a half interest in the
Hankineon mill.
Ell Dye. One dye for all
fabrics. fast colors. DO not stain
hands or vessels. Full tdirecs
tons at Rittenhouse;A Drug
Store.
Mr.. and Mre. Mcclellan was
called to Waverly. MINI OF,
account of the death of MI. Nc.
Ciellan's father.
| Read the notice to subscrib.
ers on another page of this
paper aud see how you can get
a beautiful set of china FREE.
! c. w. Seidier, prosperous
farmer of Rrsndenburg town
ship was in town Tuesday. He
mode the Times office a pleas.
ant call:
Table linens aud wooden
dress goods at 10 per cent dis.
count for two weeks com memo
ing Saturday Jan. IL. at Pur-
don's.
For baled hay, baled straw
and feed see ]. E. Morris.
When given as soon as the
croupy cough appears Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy will
ward off All attack Of Group and
prevent all danger and cause
of anxiety. Thousands of moth
ers use it successfully. Sold by
all dealers.
The Merchants Hotel has put
in some elegant individual
writing desks in their writing
room. There is nothing in the
way of improvement that adds
comfort to the guests or CON-
venience to the proprietors that
the Merchants lets get away.
A number of persons from
different parts of the county
came to Wahpeton Monday to
hear the Moody-Heley Mar
damus case. They were disap-
pointed however for there was
no Judge here to hear the case
also Moody's attorney was IN.
evoidably out of town. The
case has been get for hearing
Tuesday Jan. 24th. In the
meantime Heley is acting as
sheriff and Moody IS wearing
the smile of the man that is
receiving the emoluments
We often hear of things done
"just for fun" 1t is usually a
very shabby excuse. but it is
accepted because of the alb.
sence of malice. But there is
no telling how much trouble
one brings upon himself "just
tor fun For instance, young
fellow out in Massachusetts
was arrested and fined $40 fol
one of these funny escapades
A dance was going on. The
young men and maidens were
circling about the bright room
in airy flights, full of grace and
sweet smiles and loving glanc'
es, such as often adorn q nice
little dance by nice people-ar
event that comes nearer 6
dream than anything in life
when suddenly into that dazzl
ing little scene of JOY, tina,
miserable young man,-just TO,
fun, through an open win
dow, threw a skunk.
!! The thunders of Waterloo
never broke up a dance a.
r quick as that animal did. l,
: was shock that paralyzed joy
!. and those sweet, dainty dam
sells faded into forgetfulnes,
: only to reappear sometime af
] ter, in a new vision of tarletar
t and swiss. That fellow ough
l to have been horsewipped "jus
;, for fun" 1t is not too late vet
| wvvo n -, 400 P;onooe $50
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on corner of fret st. and Wis.
consin Ave. Apply to w.
Stovik 1.19tf
HORSE FOR SALE-a de.
livery horse for sale cheap.
J.P. FosBERG, 119 Mich. Ave.
| GIRL WANTED-Com
tent girl for general Homework
Good wages. Apply to Mrs. +.
Meyer, Wahpeton Steam Laun.
dry.
FOR SALE-Canary Birdie.
Guaranteed to be singers.
John Whyte.
FOR RENT.-Nice 2 room
house with water. toilet and
bath room. newly painted, in.
side and out, papered and in
good neighborhood. See Simon
Olson at Mr.. Forbes law Office
or phone 50.
FOR SALE-An outfit of
butchers tools tor sale or trade
for real estate. These tools are
in a building suitably located
for market in a town of 5000
inhabitants and only two other
markets, reasonable rent. For
particulars apply to J. p. Eos.
berry, 1i0 Mich. Ave-, Wahpeton.
Anyone wishing to take a
boy or girl to work for her or
his board during the Science
School year, please notify the
Pres. +. E. Smith.
FOR RENT-Nice 5 room
house with water, toilet and
bath room, newly painted in
side aud out, papered aud in
good neighborhood. A fine
home for small family. See
Simon Olson at Mr.. Forbes law
Office or phone 50.
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Call at The Times office and
take look at the 81 peice set
of decorated china and learn
how to secure set.
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: A ten per cent discount will
he given OH all wooden dress
goods for two weeks commenc.
ing Saturday Jan. 18th at Pur.
.don'e.
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See E. Morris for feed, hay
and straw.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18
WHO'S WHO AND WHy--AND WHY NOT, TOO!

zens so he could have a government
of his own.
HARRIS, w. w.
Promoter and small farmer. Raises
cotton. pineapples, mahogany, ohia,
juniper berries and cane generally
Has hopes testamentary of soon be
coming a gloated bondholdor Likes
oil; is otherwise all right.
JARRETT, WIN. p.
Our Bill" Is handsome and adj
vertises it. Otherwise known as Ma
kai Nui SHERIFF. Has taking ways
Will be on the lid for the next two
years if not longer. Likes luaus and
Chinese dinners for educational pur-
poses.
HEYDENRUCH, RUDOLPH
Manager dining-room Young Cafe
Familiarly known as Heine, but no
relation to Heintz the picker, but
likes the latter just the same. Has
a smile that won't come off. Sets
up a good dinner and charges ac-
cordingly.
SOPER, COL. JOHN n.
Bottle-scarred veteran of many
savage engagements. DISTINGUISHED
himself at the battle of Waikiki,
when one man was massacred and
the rest shot with the camera
Hebron, WIN. F.
The beef magnate and salt-dog OPP
orator Lives on luscious liver.
Knows brains when he sees them,
but has little of his own. Beefs con
tinually. An old ham and tries to
put everything and everybody on
the pork
MCCARTHY, CHARLES ],
Lone Democrat Was born in
Italy Has no accent. Has entered
Paradise accompanied by two good
partners. Runs the Donna and is an
Adonis Strong believer in local
weekly papers.
BROWN, JAKE.
Searcher of records The most So
cable man in town. Always carries
bright smile Extracts everything
he can from abstracts, but doesn't
believe in getting paid in the alb
Stract
ASHLEY, GEO. w.
Raconteur and Bon Viyant Is an
allaround good scout.
BELLlNA, CHARLES n.
Proprietor Hotel de Cheval Tin
plain United States, a horse) Al
ways ready to accommodate with
side curtains on his buggies. Has
the dope on the gildcd youth of the
town.
HODGlNS, ARTHUR G.
Chiropodist and manicurist, also
practices medicine among his many
accomplishments Is now eligible
to become an Elk
HAMILTON, JAMES ARCHIBALD.
Steward Commercial Club, alias
Old Ham. Doles out darned dopy
dinners.
) HENDRY, EUGENE r.
u. S. Marshal Busiest bird in the
burg. Sits up all night worrying
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over what he will do next day and
then sleeps on it, Cages people but
isn't in one himself. Has an appe-
tite like a canary bird
HARRISON, FRED.
Contractor constructor. destruc-
tor brewer, sugar baron, oil mag
nate. etc, etc, etc Born in Homo
lulu but speaks English. VIII give
uau when he collects his claim
against the p. G Government.
COKE, JAMES L,
Practices law when OF on Maui
Came to Hawaii busted and is now
multi-millionaire, Made his mo-
ney by never spending cent.
Passes the hat every Sunday at
church Just to see the coin coming
his way. Is woman hater and has
the utmost scorn for those who
dance the hula Is accused of in
spring the recent newspaper de-
nunciation of the hula and geisha
dances.
SoRENsoN, OLLIE.
Civil Engineer Puts in most of
his time measuring up piles of Po-
HdhuS IOr lIle blhlOp HSldltN w i'F
as a tree fun Of owls The weather
mas decided effect on his dispose
lion, At times is quiet. digniiicd and
sedate.
KRUGER, HANAWAkI.
Supervisor and watch destroyer.
Supreme Chancellor of the Onion
Growl. Is the busiest thing on the
Board of Soups Speaks Italian,
Slovenian. Russian Chinook Chi
nese and Choctaw nuently Requires
an interpreter in English. Acts ac-
cordingly,
HAIR, "BoBBlE,"
Banker and buster Born at Ka-
lapana. Got his Scotch accent from
the natives of that district. Never
wears shoes. because his feet are
toughened by the pahoehoe. Quick
est dresser known. Time from his
residence to the Bank, one minute
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

ter authority on the "EIoot Mon"
dance than the hula.
CHlLLINGWoRTH, CHARLES F.
Almost President of the Senate.
Does a little lawyer business occa-
sionally. Athletic philanthropist
when the long green is in sight.
Handsome, tall, gay, and debonair.
Great oarsman Always comes in
second but says he could have beat
Ell Alex. Robertson and Cupid if he
wanted to.
EFFINGER, JOHN.
A curio and in the business. In
everything. Flimllams the Fiji Isl
anders into making Hawaiian curios
for the benefit of unsophisticated
tourists Sells anything from 8
brick building to kukui nut.
HARRINGTON, WALLACE r.
Editor of the Evening Bulletin
THE best paper in town" Dcposed
by the Elks Writes EDITORIALS. The
easiest thing he ever did was the
moving of the b Il ! t i II nearer
the civic center and the Elks build
ing. Is a firm believer in govern
ment by commission. Put twenty
three lcis on Walter G. Smith on his
return to Hawaii.
MATHESON, RODERICK o.
A brilliant journalist An adept
with the shears and paste pot.
Knows how to hold his job and
write what he is told
SCHUMAN, GUSTAVE A.
Porn i'm ireland Raised IN Ha-
vaii Noyo, known to Dot tho worst
~ ,,orooin VIII coli INV old thinp
hrt h,r,, nothipg
TENNEy 8 n
eno,ar ,,gnoto Worry nloasant
ana aTohln ATwave weare a smiIe
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

as an owl but looks like farmer
BRIGHAM, WIN. T.
Director Bishop Museum. Pre-
tends to be confirmed woman
hater. Thinks that every man that
smokes should be executed. Always
tries TO look unpleasant when he
does not forget himself, and insists
that everybody remove their hats
while in his presence.
PARIS, EDWIN n.
A sober and Industrious man who
never says. much and all he says
don't count" Looks most intelli-
gent when he knows absolutely moth
ing about the subject Knows the
hardware business and Is always pc
lite.
cHlLLlNGWoRTH, CHARLES F.
Tall, handsome and has merry
laugh Was an athlete once. Has
not yet lost any flesh from over
work; in fact, never was known to
work except in boatraCe where he
couldn't get out OF it. Expects to
be tire real thing at the coming SEES
sion of the Legislature.
LANGToN, WIN. n.
supposed 10 nc the euiluI VI INC
Paradise of the Pacific. Fond of
Chinese dinners and good stories.
Looks wise and has an able partner
PAxSON, SUMNER S.
Manager Singer Sewing Machine
Agency. Is often seen in company
with Lightfoot, Is the real thing
when it comes TO selling sewing ma
chimes.
HAGENS, j. F. c.
Manager Pacific Guano and Ferti-
lizer Co A German by accent. En-
tertains layiGhly, Interested in the
growth OF sugar cane Can be dis
tinguish in a crowd by his scent.
RATH, JAMES y.
Superintendent Of Palama Mission.
Vocation unknown. Supported by
subscriptions Contemplates joining
the Bar Association.
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and half. Is an enthusiastic This
tier proficient bag-pipe player, and
dances 4 Scotch hula to his own
music.
FREAR, DR.. P. r.
Tooth and leg puller. Talks with
his mouth but through his hat. Is
noyicfe at the game of dominoes.
Believes in land delas. Has never
been known to be bunkoed. Is dis
tant relative of the Governor, which
no one would suspect
HORNER J. /.
Court scribbler and Master of the
Exchequer at the Hold Up Court
Has a very noisy, quarrelsome dis
position. therefore remains at home
most of the time in order to learn
dommoes. Is a vigorous athlete.
Takes long cross country jaunts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

is a member of the "Indoor-outing
Club"
IRWIN, CHESTER.
Docs time at Aiea Plantation,
Visits Honolulu occasionally. Has
pale, studious, aud owl like look
out of his face due to close contine-
ment.
DOYLE, j. WALTER.
Oil operator. Gravitates between
San Francisco and Honolulu. Form
erly chased illicit booze sellers for
Uncle Sam, disguised as a cowboy
Likes creme in his petroleum.
GEAR, A. v.
Small farmer Formerly real es-
tate dealer, boomer and buster. Be-
lieves in the country for the lands
sake. Is a professional guardian
Expects to make codes of money In
cotton.
DUNN, TOMMY"
Admiral of the good old ship
Cuckoo" Very dignihed Makes
ladies' bonnets as q pastime, Breaks
a leg or two in an automobile once
in while. Otherwise is perfectly
harmless.
FERN. j. J,
Mare Of Honolulu Doesn't be-
lieve in race suicide. and worship5
the teeth of his ancestors Has 4
monomana on attending uaus Civ
en- by others, but has profound
lapse Of memory when asked when
he is going to give his long prom.
Used luau to celebrate his recent
election. Deep personal friend of
Harry Murray, whom he pats low
inely on the back in private, but
yiciously assaults in public
GARTLEY, ALoNZo.
Consulting engineer for Brewer &
Co. Has very fiery, excitable tenn
permanent, Tears his hair violently
when things 90 wrong Announces
himself vigorously in public places.
Has been known to take few good
pictures
BERGER, HENRI Commonly called
Heine).
Music and ear-drum destroyer
Compose marches. such as "The Ca
bile Has Came" 20, You Gullible
Carter etc. etc. Is one of the es-
tablished institutions of Hawaii. and
has been such for dirty-dree years
Yes? No? Vot? Is always blowing
himself
COKE. n. M.
Lawyer newspaper man. oil mag
nate, school teacher and a general
all around athlete. Sits up nights
counting his money since he struck
oil. Has winsome winning ways
with the wahines Is sensitive about
being short Is a bosom friend of
Copeland, Case, Lufkin G. Co.
CuNHA, A. r. Sonny.
Mothers angel child. Is a RATHER
at ras time, Formerly practiced law
TO please the old man. Gave that M
for baseball from that graduated
into the musical world. where ne
has ever since disturbed the. peace
aud quiet OF the nocturnal hours
by emitting weird and wondrous
sounds. -
DAVIS, D. n. (Dckie).
Started his strenuous career NJ n
young and tender age on a stormy
SEA The old business he hasn't
followed is thar of an undertaken
because he never did like dead ones
Is brilliant writer and worse
story-teller. Is an ardent admfrer
OF George Garter and Judge Kings
bury
5UcHLY, r. J.
President of Peacocks Thirst Blu
reau Fiddles on fiddle and is
built like one. Expert chauffeur
Runs on the high gear at four miles
an hour
Continued on Page 49,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

tions to an Associate Justiceship.
owns an auto by which he is run.
Member of the Young Mems Chit
Association.
WHiTEHOUSE, LOUIS M.
The dam contractor. Born under
an aurora borealis. Likes "Fernet'
occasionally. Formerly called
'Rrick" but now ROSY. Speaks En-
glish luently. Makes good cock
tail when his friends are not look
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

ing. Is one of the editors of the
b | G t n.
WELLS, GEORGE S.
Proprietor Royal Hawaiian Car
age, otherwise known as "Thc
Squeeze. Never known to burn up
an auto or anything else.
BRECKONS, ROBERT w.
IT, S. District Attorney. Smokes
cigarettes and feels put out if he
can't get his hands on all the dope
that comes into the country. Wise
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18
MccoRMAc, DIR. JAMES r.
A. L. C.

MCCORMACK, DIR. JAMES T.
Wealthy physician from Oregon.
Met stray Elk from the local herd
and learnedto of I1aWdii's pretty maid
ems and hula dancers. Told his wife
he was suffering with rheumatism
and had to come to Hawaii for his
health. Has, spent the winter here
and become an authority on things
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

Isn't quite 50 numerous as he used
to be, but still pulls molars at the
same Old stand
Hawaiian, and learned to hula.
Hasn't the rheumatism any more Is
sure to return.
BODICE, EDWARD E,
Manager Won Hamm-Young gar
age Is an Elk. Has wheels and
BOlSSE, CASTOR j.
Press foreman Hawaiian Gazette
Co. Toots his own horn and seems
happy.
BALLENTYNE, CLINTON G.
Manager Honolulu Rapid Transit
g. Land Co Successor to Payne's
mue-car system. Looks intelligent
and it is believed he is sane. Has
large supply of compressed air and
is going to use some of it on his
cars.
BARON, PROF. PETER.
Has school of Physical Torture,
and rubs you right, Can make a
prize-fghter or wrestler out of Il
Sunday school superintendent
BOTToMLEY, ALLEN w. T.
Banker. Believes in compound in
tercst and plenty of it,
BOYER, FRANK o.
Manager Dearborn Drug & Chem
ical Co Otherwise known as "Oily
Frank because Of his smooth
ness but because he is there with
the goods, Is Noble Grand of Elk
celsior Lodge l. 0. O. f., but no one
knows why.
BALCH, JOHN A.
Manager Wireless Department of
the Mutual Telephone Co, Full of
hot-air and currents. Is in touch
with all the gossip.
BALDWIN, HENRY p.
The uncrowncd King of Maui It
is rumored that there are few
acres of land in his realm which he
does not own.
ANDERSON, ROBERT w.
Cricket player. Speaks with a
strong German-Scotch accent. Is
good-looking and knows it. Is a bet