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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-02-16
Over the TeaCups
By Lady Gay

where several interesting rubbers Of
bridge were played.
Name cards were written for Mrs
Francis Needhtm, Madame Lowrey,
Miss Castle, Madame Weaver, Mrs. j.
F. Dillingham; and Mrs. Mary Tenney.
Many notes of congratulation and
flowers are arriving in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Balsh, to whom Il
little daughter was born on Tuesday.
The little valentine girl comes with
a brilliant prospective future Her
mother was the beautiful and accom-
plished Helen Sicily, who before her
marriage gained repute in the young
er set by her brilliant musical talents
Mrs. George McEldowney entertain
ed at cards at the CORTLAND Hotel
last evening in honor of Mrs. Baum
and her party. who are stopping at
| the Pleasanton.
Bridge occupied the great part of
the evening, after which the guests
INDUCED in dancing in the reception
room and lanais of the hotel
Light refreshments of fruit punch,
ices and cake were served. Among
those present were: Mrs. Baum. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Wilcox, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Willis, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Pratt 1t. Johnson, Miss Magoon, Miss
Grace Robertson, Mr.. Robert Noel
downey, Mr. Carmichael, Mr.. Milford,
Mr.. Warrell and Mrs. Hedemann.
Among those entertained on Monday
evening at the Opera House were Mr..
and Mrs. James McCandless who, in
their loge had with them Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hepburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Carter enter
r, tanned in their boge Mr. and Mrs.
5 j. p. Cooke, Mr. andMrs. William Gar
diner Cooke of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Gait and Miss Achilles.
, Others noticed during the evening
, We're: Governor and Mrs. Frear, Prin-
$ cess Kalanianaole, Mrs. Geo. Smithies,
+ Princess Kawananakoa, Miss Beatrice
9 Campbell, Mr.. Macmillan, DR.. Arthur
Hodgins, Mrs, Sarah NewcOmb, Mr..
3. Edgar Newcomb, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
. Bryant Cooper, Mrs. J. S. McGrew,
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson, Mrs.
t James Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
- ME Phillips, Mrs. Meyer, Judge and
Mrs. w. L. Whitney, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Henshall
V Mrs Frear wore an evening robe
v of white satin with a becoming garni
Y ture of pearls. Princess Kalanianaole
was regal in a white net gown of Sc
GUMS over a prop of white satin and
wearing long loop earrings of pearls
a Princess Kawananakoa wore robe
a of white satin and gold. A coronet OF
} gold in her hair, and senorita ear
rings of diamonds.
II Miss Beatrice Campbell wore a
L severe princess gown of black velvet
with touches of white chiffon and jet
+ wings in her dark hair.
i Mrs. James Dougherty wore an
/. evening gown of rose pink messaline
J. slightly hobbled in the latest mode.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips wore confec.
n tion of lavender satin, and Mrs. New
= comb wore cream silk with motifs of
! pink.
Mrs. George Smithies was handsome
in a robe of white chiffon deliberately
= embroidered in pink floral design,
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NOTICE..

Is hereby given that Kan Hing
has purchased the interest of ]. J.
Combs in and to the property known
as the Kalihi Store. All debts con-
tracted by J, j. Combs prior to Feb
ruary 6, 1911, shall be paid by J. j.
Combs.
Continued patronage of all former
customers is invited.
KAN HING
Honolulu, Feb. 8, 1911.
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE DAY.

SOCIAI NEWS Of TIE DH1'
The affairs OF smaller nature are
giving way these days to an abnor-
NAL exhilaration over the pending
greater events so soon to transpire in
our midst, and the anticipations of the
Kirmess and Elks' Carnival have driv-
en- out all suggestion of the more init
mate and informal entertaining.
A fun dress rehearsal of the Kir-
mess characters took place last even
ing at the Seamen's Institute, where
large gathering OF society people were
present.
Every thing in connection with the
monstrous undertaking is progressing
smoothly, and from the dress rehears-
al last evening, the prospects are ex-
cellent for an overwhelming success.
In verification of the announcement
of the engagement mentioned in these
columns two weeks ago, the formal
announcement was made public on
Tuesday evening, of the engagement
of Miss Helen Hewlett Hough to Mr..
Percy Thomas Cleghorn at Valen-
tine Dinner given by Mrs. James
Hough at the Moana Hotel.
The bride-elect is a daughter of Mr..
James H. Hough, president of the
First National Bank of Stockton, Cali
fornia, and Mrs. James H. Hough who
is guest at the Moana Hotel Mr..
Cleghorn is a nephew of the late ex-
Governor Cleghorn of this city. The
marriage will be solemnized in the
spring.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Graham enter
tanned Captain Booth of the 7th Cav
airy Tuesday evening atttheir quarters
at Fort Shafter, The dinner table bore
centerpiece of pink duchess roses
and pink shaded candles added to the
beauty of the informal but very charm
ing occasion.
= = y
very elaborate Valentine dinner
was given on Tuesday evening at the
Moana Hotel by Mrs. James Hough,
a guest of the hotel.
The decorations and appointments
we're all suggestions of this season
and were in various tones of red.
From the chandelier of the private
| dining room where dinner was served
! fell long festoons of satin ribbons
which were attached to the walls Be
tween these fell sprigs of inverted
umbrella plant and below on the table
rested a large heart created of red
| carnations.
Smuggling round the table between
! the sprays of clipped blossoms were
tiny red electric bulbs glowing through
red foliage, and the dinner cards were
Of satin hearts, pierced by golden ar
rows
Covers were arranged for twenty-six
Miss Claire Williams, Miss Ethel
wyn Castle, Miss Agnes Buchanan
and Mrs. Frances Needham will form
a box party at the Opera this evening
= q =
Paymaster- Major f. V. Smith ar
rived in the transport Sheridan to re-
lieve Lieutenant Colonel Payson. Ma
jor Smith will be an acquisition tc
the service set in Honolulu.
= =
Mrs. Harndon entertained at g
charming musicale and tea yesterday
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SAVOY

More Success Of the Popular !
DORIS TRIO,
THOSE SINGING BOYS"
Greatest Vaudeville Suceess-New
Songs.
WINNIE BALDWIN
Fascinating Singer of Up-to-Date Songs
AMATEUR NIGHT.
Educational Films.
Entire Change of Program Monday
and Thursday.
PoPllL AR PRICES.
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Theater

Highest Salaried Show in the City.
Matinees Every Day, 2:3o p. m.
Fresh From the Coast,
WElSER AND WElSER,
PAntomine Acrobats-Funniest Act
Ever Shown Here.
DoLLIVER AND ROGERS,
Pretty Dancing Duo, With New sorgs
GEORGE STANLEY,
illustrated Songs.
LATEST MOVING PICTURES.
POPULAR PRICES 1oc, 15c 25s
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afternoon, to which a number of her
friends were invited.
e SS
Mrs. E. Eveleth Winslow, wife of
Major Winslow of Fort de Russy, en-
tertained at luncheon on Tuesday af-
ternoon complimentary to Mrs. L. A.
Currey, of San Francisco, the daughter
of the late general Alexander, who IS
visiting Honolulu and is a guest at
the Moana Hotel.
The floral touches to the table were
fashioned of red, white and green,
large basket of red and white pinks
and maidenhair occupying the center
of the table, the name cards depicting
Hawaiian scenes.
CoveI were arranged for eight.
Among those present were: Mrs. L..
A. Currey, Mrs. Johnson of Fort
A. Currey, Mrs. Johnston. of Fort
Shafter. Mrs. Z :. N-ar~en, Mrs. Fran
cis Sm;n and Ms. J. S. McGrew.
Lieutenant snd Mrs. Rose Kingsbury
entertained at a handsome dinner party
on Tuesday evening a The University
clab, when Several transport guests
we're entertained.
The table was abluom with Shasta
daisies and violets which formed a
centerpiece, corsage bouquets of VIC
let's being favors for the ladies.
The place cards were scenes of
local color and green and white can
delabra were used.
After dinner the hosts and their
| guests motored to the Moana Hotel
To cttend the dance given for the Off
GERS and ladies of the transport Sheri-
dan.
Those in the party were: Captain
and Mrs. Frederick Ramsey, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Smalley, Miss Cowles and
Lieutenant Darrig.
Governor and Mrs. Walter f. Frear
will be the guests of honor at din
ner party this evening, at which Ad-
miral and Mrs. Walter Cleveland
Cowles, U. S. ~, will entertain At
their home in Nuuanu Valley. This
! is the first formal function at which
these hosts have entertained since the
former was accorded his distinguish
/ ed rank in the navy.
At a luncheon table in a brown gold
symphony of artistic tones, Miss
Claire Williams yesterday Afternoon
entertained in honor of Mrs. Francis
Needham, who is visiting Honolulu as
her house guest. The reception and
dining rooms were done in green and
gold. Palms, maidenhair, and Japa
nese Day lilies formed an artistic in,
terror, amid the rare treasures of the
old world.
The luncheon table was covered by
the long meshes of Cluny lace, sprink-
led over with dainty golden nastur-
tium blossoms and foliage, a bowl OF
Chelsea ware containing Day lilies
and pasturtiums combined
The guest cards were light brown
with deeper sepia shades depicting
japanese toriis or temple gates.
Gold and brown ribbon was used
and visible here and there among the
blossoms, was most artistic.
Later the hostess and her guests re
paired to the luxurious reception hall
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THE BIJOU

THE BIJOU
New Pictures Just Arrived From the
Coast.
The Topsy-TurVy Musicians.
LIE MAREST BROS,
Comedy Musicians.
X. HAssoN BEN ABIDE.
Marvel of Muscle.
THE GREAT SHOOK,
! And His Barrel Trick.
RICH. kIPLING,
illustrated Songs.
Amateurs on Friday
4 POPULAR PRIZES. .1oc, 15c, Csc
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81, go
Rent. $3.50 month ,-sfory brick. located in
the Sc; white tenants: lot 1axloo IL alley.
scep
Rent. SlT1o month. New 2-story brick:
an avenue near Il ST. Sc. all modern conycn-
fences VIII make nice home
s2.5ea.
Kentucky ave. south Of Lincoln Park. :.
bath: very deep yard VIII sell on very easy
terms
Price reduced FOR quick sale Modern Groom
and bath colonial brick: furnace heat; cellar
under entire house: near Lincoln Park. Has
always rented for So 20 month. Nice little
home or good investment.
Store and dwelling II. II sw. Used
grocery store now. Price reduced 10 maze
quick sale.
$3.50
One half square from Lincoln Park >rnom
and bath brick; heated by furnace. Something
unusual.
llth 81. NV, on the Heights. Modern hay
window pressed brick: rooms and tiled bath:
heated by hot water. Terms 10 suit.
sl,5co.
5000 cash ST. monthly.
The only new house or the Heights.
west Of 18th st. for Si.5oo.
rooms and bath: colonial porch"s; attract
electric lgntii,s. convenient I" ith 81. ears.
siam
only enc square from Lincoln Park. Hand
new home: & rooms and tiled bath: iiHc
hnis, and decorations throughout; hot water
heat: located wide avenne. Reasonable
terms.
sc,,,5
New corner horse ayenun close tn Lincoln
Park. : rooms AMI tiled bath: except naliv
well built ho- water heat; all Of ID" unierp
improvements that make home complete
$500 or more cash.
WM. II SAUNDERS 4 60.
Southern huilding. soI 18TH ST.
FOR SAIE-SipIi. AND SIX ROOM pNFi l..
ing: prominent corner nv. owner leaving
town. and sam" he inuglt very low
figure. will lease responsible" party.
=. W. {. DtEAII. 80 18th NV.
FOR SAIE-THIS DOWNTOWN HOME. SIMPLY
can't be beat at the price; 18th ani 4
j. ave. owner has hnfn asking Sfu. .d' for this
property. and will take s..Mtp for quick sale
20 #. wide: plenty Of room for garage. BRAND
new ntwaicr heating plant. and the paper
hangers hav. Just raper"i and painted from
top t. bottom: llr: fSt-f. Il. +. and kiici.; Tiled
b.; especially adapted for physician Look
into this. harCain.
W.GSriFF & WHITE, Inc. 9a1 14th 81 NV
FOR SALE 500 RENT, sal PER MONTH.
Two nvn-ronm brick dwellings.
Central northwest
Owner. entering business. wants cash.
IL. l.. RUST. l4.e ii ST. NV.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
FOR SALE

81 500
Rent. $3.50 month. 2-story brick. located in
the Sc; white tenants: lot 1,XltN II alley.
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FOR RENT-SUMMER PLACES.

WOODMONT MD-S-ROOM COTTAGE: FINE
water; shade; furnace; hot and cold water
bathroom; close to cars. b. I. JANNEi, 0oa3
st n.Wt
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FOR SALE-BUsINESs PROPERTY

BARGAINS YOU SHOULD INVESTIGATE
Price. $4,000. Store property. Rent x42)
Ter annum.
Price, So, 700. Store property Rent $500
rer anDum.
Price. $500. Store property. Rent. 5000
per anGum-
Price. $3.50. Store property. Rent, S426
per
Price. $4,000. Store property Rent. 81 500
per annIn-
Price. $3.50. Store property. Rent $500
pc. aDnum.
SEVERAL CHOICE BUSINESS PROPER
TIES AROUND 9TH AND NEW YORK AVE
one AS Low AS $500.
KIM; 4 FILL INC, 800 NEW YORK AVE
FOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING ON
WISCONSIN ave near p St NV; price, $3.50
for a quick buyer: terms easy; rented FOR x26
per mo- GEO. w LINkINS. 500 18th ST. NV.
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S2.5si.

Rent. SiT..,n month. New 2-story brick q
an avenue near Il st. Sc. all modern Conycu
fences. VIII make nice home.
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH \ - Il
urban hcIne with al city improvements: north
west section preferred not over $ln.oo 10
Sf2.tni,. Address BOX i>a. Star oth'e.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District III Columbia. Wa shngton, II. e.. Seq
rember {. i9l1.-Seaicd proposals will be re-
ceited nj this office until two o'clock pm. Sep
tcnber IS 1911. for furnishing all labor and
mh tcrialS FOR increasing and renewing the equip
az the Forge Shot, Of the Mckinley Manual
Training School. Sp.c.hca lions and form Of pro-
rsosal may hc "hlained from N" Purchasing OFF.
Ger. ID. q. GCNG II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A.
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM Y. JUDSON, Commits
Sianers Il, g.
OFFICE ~ THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District ~ Columbia. Washington, u G., Sep
Ieuhcr u. i2if.-Sca'nd proposals will lie re-
caived at this office until Monday, September IS,
1911. I'll tNo o'clock pm. for furnishing under
ground signal and telephone cable. Spfcifca-
lions and form Of proposal may be obtained from
the Purchasing Officer. II. &. CtNo II. RI
!5nLPH, JOHN \. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM V.
" llSil\. Com N ss.oners. ID q.
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Kentucky ave. south Of Lincoln Park.
story bay window pressed brick: Il rooms IN,
bath: very deep yard. VIII sell on very cas-.
terms
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FOR RENT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; NEAR
~ now. 10 rnoms two baths: no, water heat
perfect condition, rooms first floor: $40. Get
pur big for rent list.
ROSS PHELPS lIncl. ?fo 14th NV,
FOR RENT-CoUMRIA HEIGHTS: NEARLY
new: ~ rooms. baths: hot-water heat beau
tifui square; $40
BOSS & PHELPS tIucl. alo l4th NV
FOR RENn-WASI!INt;l,,N HEIGHTS; SEMI
detached: nearly new: large InrchrS: perfect
condition: hot-watcr heat; electric lights.
Rent. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS uncA. 40 14th NV
FOR RE\T-A DETACHED HOUSE IN MOUNT
Pleasant: lot anx l20: contains = rooms. hot
water heat: hig front porch. Kent only s;.,.-n.
HDSS PHELPS tInc.}, 80 1sth NV.
FOR RENT-nNE or THE SWFLI4FST HOMES
on Washington Heights: - rooms. baths:
hntw heat: electric light; beautiful square.
Rent. $50. GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
ROSS PHELPS dnc.l. 80 1ith NV.
FOR RENT-tiEr OiR PIC: LIST or HOUSES
in ali sections of the city. from $50 10 $500
month, houses. sapts stores. offices, stables.
Big list OF fwo-Story apis.
BOSS PHELPS Gnc.p, 90 18th NV.
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
G13 14th st. NV. Main 234J.
4 Quick, Courteous Service.

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
113 14th st. Main 234J.
4 Quick, Courteous Service.
10TH AND y. Y. AVE.
Eleven rooms and bath. in fine condition.
rent, SO. We have the name of party that
will rent two of the rooms ii $50. Chance To
get a Broom downtown house ut $40 by this
met hod-325 y. Y.
5TH AND MASS. AVE.
10 rooms and bath. $1,000: central location:
in absolutely perfect condition: not a basement;
furnace heat. Get keys NOW.
THREE SQUARES FROM CAPITOL.
Located on rhe hill: contains 10 large rooms;
rent, only $3.50; 313 y. j. ave.
CORNER HOUSE. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
rooms: nearly brand new; side, front and
back ground; hardwood floors: like semi
detached house: large porches; rent, only
$50. 80: COO Keifer st.
SHANNON l. LUCHS' RENTING SERVICE.
". 2345. 7l3 18th ST. NV. NJ 2345.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
TNFJR FINISHED.

-, r :, no cr and l. Soo5a
o. 18th ST ne. n. and h......-. -5-,,h
1871 II ST. Sc. 5r. and b. ....---- l..an
.1g e g ne fr and l. .. lSaa
14.o q 81 u " 1r and b..... - ~
20 18th ST. tir. ard h.-..-.a- --.'b
IN. : ST. NV. .r and h.--...--. .,i6n
1916 ID - u " Gr and h ~ -. -
tGt Mass. ne. hr. ana b--.- Ap
STORES.
1910 L st. NV ~ and h. $500
1oI II 81. ne. N. and h......-.. i1tn
TO II 81 n O. ,r ana b. 15aO
500 :,th st ne Sr ard h. ........ 800
Loo 81 81. NV. store: only lHItD
1to4 y. Cap. ST.. store: only. 1000
I;.;t; u Vi ne Tor. and Il ... 100
1.;42 II st. ne, store: only 900
FLATS.
$50 1ith St ne. ar. and h....... slf5o
6;6i- 18th ST ne. ~. and h.....- 1900
OFFICE ROOMS
Jordan bldg. 18th and q Sts. NV
Modern rooms. with ianitor service: in
heart Of business section. Rents $40 to
$50 leased for Il term
JAMES \. GAIiII-. Iaos + st. NV.
FOR RENT
1853 .lST: & good rooms and bath: near car
lines. Almost Il new house. To colorcd ten
ant. $3.50
MOORE K HILL dnco 1893 {: ST.
FOR RENT-IEN tloi ROOM HOUSE
i.i3 KENYON ST. NV.
- Key at 40, 18th ST. NV
FOR RENT
i3Ib = ST. NV. Sr. and store. ......... SEQ On
40 X l. ave. NV, rooms and la tn 80 m
l.bO Willard st. NV, rooms and bath 81 %
Iii1 ) St NV. rooms and ba til... Sn %
Flat. - Todd pl.. I'd foor. Or and h. 20 81,
McLA'lif.EN BANKING CORR. 10th and e.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LJr IN ROCKVILLE. MD. :3x
lGr: cheap for cash. Apply 2l.u 14th st. IL.
FOR SALE DESIRABLE LOT. FRONTING IS
It. Kansas Shepherd NV.
booming section. bargain the price ask. u
So II. EBW. MCCAIN. So II, st sw
A BARGAIN OWNER DESIRES TO SELL
quickly lot containing 15.0uo So. IT. located in
of the desirable sections OF the Dis
triCt OF Columbia. Property adjacent selling
worth DE per sd. # This property lac
had for Zoe per So. II by quick buyer Terms
uisy be arranged II desired. Beautiful site FOR
suburban home. All city improvements III
hand For complete Information aud nspee-
fion Of property call AT Room No. 40 Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank bldg
FOR SALE RY OWNER GEO. W. STILES
$500 18th NV. Jox1.D II. lot In Sauls add
ton facing and commanding view down iith
ct: very reasonable.
FOR BROKERS OR OWNERS WE AXE
buyers ~ lots; any section: any amount
MDDAIGH & SHANNON. Inc. Colorado
h,ac iith and a..
CLARENDON VA. tMOORE'S ADDITION
Lots for sale easy terms. will erect your
home monthly payments; in Green.
wood 3is miles to city. on Great Falls ry..
terms. b. NJ. DAVIDSON. Real Es-
tate, Rpssiyn Va.
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lot
Price reduced for quick sale Modern Grooii
and bath colonial brick: furnace heat. celia
under entire house. near Lincoln Park. Ha
always rented FOR Sc.,..pd month Nice liftl'
home good fnycs; ment.
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FOR RE-NT--HOUSES.
INEJRNISIIED.

FOR Es.NT-sY T.. T. SAUL co. .TH & l. \ ".
los tap.stn4r. ,ai1 Morton nw Or. b so
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S-ACRE POULTRY FARM. HEN HOUSES:
plenty of running water: Groom dwelling: late
garden; 81, per n.unth Write or call On
1T farm. one mite east II HrahehviiiG;
direct you Iow % reach my pla"c -
Il tsf
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S3..lo.
Store and dwelling on IL y. s.w. Used as
grocery store now. Price reduced 10 maze
quick sale.
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FOR EE<T-
So. 2e3i q NV. Or. b
ST.. .2lii . NV. lir h
So 30 20 \ Cap,Sr,h
$i.t.5o. ITO Sth NV. .ir.b
So. 20. .6.,3 Md uv.:'r.b
S.. -. 100 y ! az. lpr,h
So. $3.50 q NV. 9r. b
So .Ip.i6l6 81 NV. Sr,h
c@nS so. COS Il NV. Or. b
SGT 80. 1914 Corr. 81. b
s15.-D..fliS y Cap 6r.h
So. 80 go ID ne. Gr. u
So. 20. .S2i 10th. Ar. I,
s.. 80. soy y Cap Il ar.h
r. EGT
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lbs Scaton nw. a. b
2S. 20
900 Io;h ne.1r.h. oT.5n
1876 :. nc. Or. b .. -
~ 9Th NV. Ir. &c. -
1lc Q NV. fr. b 100
1S3. 9Th uw.';". 100
.9l% Ga av. CIR. h.o5.ao
~. II NV. 81. u. 80 i
SO Scaton. NJ. Gr. ho%%. 20
So q Ne. ar. b 600
lI:i:: Marion NV. 6r.
1sl7 5th nv, Cir. b. o.5p.
1914 II ne. 6r. b. 80
40 L nv. Gr. +. ..2.o0
100" Lawrence ne. III.
d .---o5
ISIS 9Th nw. III. h.22-. ,i',I
As 5ih rp. Gr. h.. - 20
1921 y ne. 6r. l.. .1."p
1o2 9th So. 1r. h....J.5D
90 Kenyon NV.
~. h......... 20. -
III; Potomac ave s..
ii. II. 100
i.1a; \ ear az n.
tir. h-.........n.E.,
-. i..'u So. ti-. II. .I9.tt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-26
OUTSIDERS ARE WINNERS.
Greater Part Of Trophies at Poultry
show Won Yesterday.

w ID. Tressider OF Negaunee and
Walter S. Prickett of Sidnaw are the
principal trophy winners i'm the Cop
per Country Poultry Poultry show. r.
A. Green Of Ontonagon also came i'm
for some of the prizes. The complete
list of premium winners has not yet
been made out, but the following are
the principal winners:
Roycroft cup for parti-colored birds
W. ID. Tressider of Negaunee, barred
Plymouth Rocks.
Fanciers cup for solid color birds
w. $. Prickett. Roycroft Farm, white
Plymouth Rocks.
Judges cup for the best ten birds
i'm the show-W. S. Prickett Roycroft
Farm, white Plymouth Rocks.
There was no competition for the
Roycroft cup for birds from Roycroft
eggs.
Little Miss Helen Stone was award
ed the Herbert Finnegan, trophy. n
pair of black Cochin Bantams, as the
youngest girl exhibitor in the show.
Jack stone was given a pair of buff
Cochin bantams as the youngest boy
exhibitor in the show.
The following gold special prizes
were awarded:
Barred Plymouth Rocks, w. d. Tres
slider. Negaunee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-26
TIMBER COMP ANY
INCORPORATES
ALABAMA LAND & TIMBER CO.,
COMPOSED or COPPER coUN-
TRY MEN, FILES ARTI-
Giles HERE.

Articles of association were fled yes
terday afternoon by the Alabama
Land & Timber company in County
Clerk Kaiser's Office The company
is organized with a capital stock In
the sum of 100000 and the business
OF the corporation will be conducted
from Calumet where the offices of the
company will be situated. All the
shares of the company have been sub
sori5ed for by the following citizens
of Houghton county:
Paul u. Roehm. Calumet, 100 shares
John h. Curtis, Calumet 100 shares
George Hall, Laurium. 100 shares.
shares.
Frank Hildebrand. Houghton, 100
shares.
stephen PAUL. Calumet, 5000 shares.
The purpose of this corporation is
for the requirement of title to lands
and timber combined or lands apart
from the timber. or timber apart from
the lands, by purchase or other meth
DDS, or any lease. option To purchase,
contract To purchase or otherwise; the
leasing by the corporation of the
same; the giving of options TO pur-
chase. contracts To sell, agreements
for the cutting and removal of timber
and for the sale of the lands or the
disposition of the products OF the land
or of the timber, and generally to en-
gage in the buying and selling of
farming and timber lands.
Lanes to the value of 100000 are
owned by the corporation situated In
the colunties of Butler and Wilcox i'm
the state of Alabama, part of which
are owned 10y the corporation in fee
both as to land and the timber there
on. while in the other lands the cor
poration is the owner of the stand
ing timber thereon in fee, with restric-
tons as To time for removal