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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

Vigilants Preparing to Celebrate.
A largely attended meeting of Vigilant
Hose Company No. 3 was held last Tues
day night at the hall of that organization
in Railroad avenue, at which five applica-
tons for membership were received and
favorably acted upon. The following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
Jasmin Tobias, president; Clinton Cham
bers, vice president; A. j. Melancon, sec
rotary and treasurer; Morris Schneider,
foreman; Fred Ramirez, first assistant
foreman; Dennis Chambers, second as
sistant foreman. Messrs A. j. EIelancon.
E. A. Thibodeaux, Abe Samuelson, Jas
min Tobias and NJ. Eikel were chosen to
represent the company in the fire board,
and Messrs. Tobias and Samuelson were
named as delegates to the annual con-
vention of the Louisiana State Firemens
Association, which will be held at Coving
ton May rs, n and 20.
Matters appertaining to the annual pa
rade and celebration of the local fire de-
partment on Sunday, May IA, were dis
cussed in detail, and it was unanimously
decided that the company should par
ticipate in the celebration. Plans were
formulated for holding a tag day" in
connection with the event for the benefit
OF the company, and it was decided to
award handsome solitaire diamond ring
to the young lady securing the largest
amount from tagging All young la
dies wishing to participate in the contest
are invited to apply to President Jasmin
Tobias.
Marsha}ls were elected as follows: Com
pany marshall Edmund Maurin: aids. DR..
D. c. Brumfeld and o. A. Folse; mar
shalls, Abe Bloomenstiel, Warren VIII
liams, c. M. Odell; company aid to grand
marshall WI Leblanc.
Your tongue is coated Your breath is
foul. Headaches come and 90. These
symptoms show that your stomach is the
trouble. To remove thescause is the first
hing and Cham herlo;n'e Ctar,,o,t, an.l
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

A one-story frame building, to be used
for school purposes, is being erected on
the grounds Of St. Vincent's Institute to
replace the tWo-story structure destroyed
in the fire of Feb. %. The new building
will be 50 feet wide by 20 feet long, and
when completed viii be equipped with the
most modern school furniture and appli-
ances. Construction work was started
last Monday, and is under the supervision
of Rev. j. NJ. I. Massardier.s
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

ssss Rahbi II. Rosenwasser, OF Baton Rouge
Il, lecture ON Tolerance at the Jewish
~, saa,a IN this city at 1880 o'clock
s ssr,aSrnw forenoon. The public IS cor
a;aIlv invited to be present.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

], !, IL Ms. Wahl is displayine tfe
Z "a aaa most complete line Of Easter
ns s. apa post cards and Easter n9y-
~ g be found q D asa y missis-
aI yariet ses sea ire q attractive ai
I XXX as,a,k III Easter sup aus
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

= z ~ a I
Mrs. Henry Beatty, of Bayou Goula, is
the guest OF Miss Stella Beatty.
Miss Maggie Martin. Of Albemarle, was
. the guest of Mrs. E. G. Wathen on Thurs
day.
John Maher went to New Orleans Tues
day and is expected back this evening OF
tomorrow.
Miss Anna Ohlmeyer. Of Plattenville,
spent Thursday here as the guest of Miss
Camille Daigle.
Prof. j. H. Dupuy went to New Orleans
last Saturday morning and returned home
the same evening.
Misses Angeline and Bertha Rodrigue,
Of Belle Rose. were in town tor SNORT
stay during the week
MI. and Mrs AmeIius Williams and
children, of Whitecastle, are here on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gre.
Miss Marjorie Hanson returned on Sat
urday of last week from fortnight's
visit TO friends in New Orleans.
Misses Marie Hemke, Beulah Baker,
Mary Wallace and Sophia Mieike spent
the mast Saturday in New Orleans.
Miss Ida Folse, of Lauderdale, and Maars
Folse left Friday for New Orleans, where
they will spend few days with friends
Misses Lucille and Martha Maurin hae
as their guests on Monday Mrs. Merrick
and Miss Gladys Locke, OF Bayou Goula.
Ladies and children's spring and sum
mer pattern hats are now on exhibition a.
Col. a. D. Vegas CHEAP Tony) in the
Vega Building.
MI. and Mrs. John Tucker and their
daughter, Miss Docia Tucker. OF Baton
Rouge, we're the guests Of the Misses
Gameaux on Wednesday.
+ aonard Montero, assistant bartender OF
the Stag Saloon at Alexandria. arrived
hare last Monday on a visit to relatives.
with whom he will spend short While.
Wa guarantee Sutherland's Eagle Eye
salve TO cure common sore eyes 10 g 70
oe houre This seems strange, but it is
hacked by our guarantee. You run no
IN and it only costs Csc
Rabbi II. Rosenwasser, OF Baton Rouge
IN, ,acture an Tolerance at the JeWish
an 6naue in this city at lV;5o 0 eloef
ssnas forenoon. The public IS cor
i; aIlv invited to be present.
r,-af Martin Curtiss. member OF ms
.a,,,tv Of the local high school, LETT last
a, - for his home in Sereport. Mich
H., r,,rtiss has been replaced by frol , :.
rh w. Of St. John parish, VINO mas .a a;s.a
!, rs his residence here. with ms ae'sae'tse
wife. -
- Il. Asher, the efficient principal
i j { IL. III OAK Grove state agricultural high
3 ahool al Hope villa, spent thursday ana
ss .s. ,,ara an business connected WIZ
Frlnas .saa calling of a special election
the p1oass.lI ,tI, ward to vote five- mn TAX
II +, school purposes.
8, Mrs. Wahl is displaying tfe#
u I y', .ss ,,,,,st complete line Of Easter
na d candies. post cards and Easter no q,
&c. be found il Donaldso oa,slis
elIss nor,nlar variety store ~ m,s,s,s
DID,. and look over the 81 49,
sslp gle.. s.s Easier Supplies.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

Duke D. Dalferes, the progressive man.
ager of the j. A. Dalferes store, returned
on the 3fst ult. from two weeks trip to
New York city, where he purchased a fine
line of spring and summer goods for his
popular establishment. Mr.. Dalferes states
that he was fortunate in picking up a
aumber of exceptional bargains in various
lines Of merchandise, and he invites the
public to call and look over the money
saving values offered for their considera-
ton.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

p.of j. 5. Asher, the efficient principal
.i Il, 4, n.r Grove state agricultural high
g. g I, Ia =, q Hope villa, spent Thursday and
siaay here 81 business eonne e seas Wl,
TIE ., pao easislatIl ward 10 vote q I'VE NH tax
- II s school purposes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

praf Martin curtiss, member OF the
.a,,,sy If the local high school, left last
saturday ssa for his home in sereport, Mich \
. ~ n,,st;ss has been replaced by Prot. T.
Mr. ~ Il Il John parish, who has taken
Gna LIZ residence here. with his attractive
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-04-08

Owing to the delayed arrival of some OF
the fixtures and appliances, the formal
opening of the new drug store in the Ma
sonic Temple building. to be known as.
Eimer's Sanitary Pharmacy, which had
been announced to take place tomorrow,
has been deferred until Easter Sunday,
A pril is. The fixtures Of the new estab-
iishment are among the finest and most
attractive ever seen here, and the stock
and surroundings are entirely ia keeping
with the same high standard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12

noma avenue for street department
burporen, and stated that thsy had Sc
cured suitable piece of railroad prop
orty al first street and Grand avenue
and another piece OF property OF.
Grand avenue, aud recomine nded thar
these lots b. uaed In iieu 81 the lots
at Third and Roma. and that ~" mos
tlon adopted ut meeting % November
2ith. which authorised the rental 81
lots AZ the corner of Third street ana
Roma avenue for the sum u $500 per
month be- rc-considefed.
Moved by Alderman wroih. second
cd oy Alderman Sherwood that re-
port az street committee be adopted
Carried. Aldermen iteidy NuEe
ronroy. sherwood, Cocn. Wroth and
Clark voting Yes"
building, iIght ana Fuel committee
rcported and recommended that arc
tights be- placed az the corner of Arno
street and Mountain road; silver ave-
nue. and Third street Marble avenue
and Eleventh street
Moved by Alderman Reidy. second
cd by Alderman Clarke that report OF
building. Light and Fuel committed
be adopted.
Carried Aldermen Heidy, Auge
Coaroy. sherwood. Coon. wro,h and
clarke votinR Yes"
Mover by Alderman sherwood, sec.
ondod by Alderman Rcidy that petit
ton Of Walter watkins for The rssah-
lishment of a boot and shoe shining
paflor IN a car on wheels, located on
vacant lot AZ sia West Central ave
nuc be granted. Carried.
Building. Llsht and Fucl COMMITTEES
reported 90 council that Mr.. Homer
ward desired TO build ccrrugated
iron conl shed ON his property on West
Central avenue. between Fourth and
Fifth streets. aud recommended that
the request Of AIR. Ward be- granted
s.oycd by Alderman Reidy. second
I'd by Alderman Coon that recommen.
dalton OF Building. Light and Fuel
committee be adopted. Carried.
Pawnbrokcr'a bond 80 PHILIP We'd.
cen In the sam OF $4,000 was pre-
scented, his surety bring the L. :. y
and q. company. same haviag been
approved by the city attorney as "
torn
Moved by Alderman wroth. second
81 b. Alderman Roidy that pawnbrok-
gr's bond Of Philip wedcsn be accept
cd carried.
Contract and bond Of the Texas III
tullthlc company Tor street PAVING Na-
fgad
Moved by Alderman Wroth. second
cd rs Alderman Roidy that council ac-
eept the contract and bond az submit
ted ay the Texas nltulhlic company
q street paving.
Carried Aldermen Reidy. Augc,
e.. roy. Isherwood. Coen and Wroth
voiing Yes" Alderman Clarke alb
Esnt
Upon motion council adilurntd.
J. w. ELDER.
THOs. McMII.LfN. Mayor.
Acting Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
G0TcH TELLS WHY
HE CAME BACK

cleveland. Dee ii,--This II cham
pion Frank \ Gotch's Own story Of his
return frum rciif mtnt and his mar
ration h. intervat.ng
amer my defeat Of zbysco. the
giant pole" says FRANK, - folt that
had got about enough ~ the mat.
when a fellow sticks to professional
rtnlgrcs tor dozen years. and gives
good account Of himself, that ought
20 nc about enough. Ana then, ! mar
ricd and attempted 60 settle down
About two months prior to that tiino
George Hackonschmidt came back 20
America. For time Hack made no
Wild claims suppose he wanted Ca
insratiale himself into the good
Eraces Of the fans. But SITTER a few
weeks he and his manager began 10
relate wonder tales OF what they
would do 90 me. Then Jumped @ lite
tie fartier and said ! retired because
I feared meeting Hack again.
4 let them ramble along for a
time You know how "a H., a fellow
can be Rood-natured over a long tour
ncy when hcs made up his mind 90 y
taing. Then ! came out OF r.tirems nj
Every moment the Russian was maxi
Ing declarations Tho country hked
his work and he put up good show
ing. a. last I consented 90 meet him,
although ! knew exactly what the
public would way afterwards u ~
she en-. 1'ise" az first and then later
u Is. Why did you take the money p
when Emil Klnnk put Il right up
10 me, ! called his suggestion ana he
moved out 10 Humboldt 20 see that
no bet was overlooked Dld I train ?
Well, say. you remember the Grand Ut
weather 81. had ~ July risiufc me.
fresh from the comforts OF home and
Win al the worlds goods u man could
an for, racing over thr dusty roaaA
- Humboldt county, Iowa, ten and
twtlYc miles day and klank hop
siug along forhldding me even a drink
~ water You know what sherman
alld uf war9 That goes with training,
too.
4 got o stable Of good trial horses
around me aud worked a. though I
expected 60 relieve Mr Atlas OF his
lob ~ holding the world up on HIS
shoulders. Z was never drawn 20 such
iine point in All my life, hui I want
ed :" make u nnai / was determined
a. show HACK up--bccause, after ail.
wRs sorry hadnt Non Ia short time
80 tn nfst meeting. Again Hack
ciaimed his shoulders had mover
pressed into the canvas. and I want
go 90 tax hlm 40 Ae coulani sey V
any more. I guess { so might
have met the Iublic's Idea 81 grcai
fpnleni, lei him stick and had a come,
hark sut money never fnokeu that
s"o1 !" me I had d ln fof the brute
~-tnal was as, and after had gol
him Fritz and no stated hollering fof
mercy NAMED ~ send him home
q u pfrtxel Ana nos that rye cahe
back I'm going aronnd aud shoW !,
few ambitious follows JUST how ID was
done
'Why, ssy. YuzAf Mahmont. ths
huikarlan Tiger uhv Nill aeoompan,
me, can put The SodY on tie bnss "a
,aem n theH dun'i THINK he cun. lel
10 ~ illle haldefE lrl them muas ns
~ q little. fni oul 20 be- mussed''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
SPECIAL MEETING or THE CITY
COUNCIL.
December 9Th, seii.

special meeting OF the city eoucil
cDlicd by Mayer Elder on request OF
Aldcrms Wroth. Reldy. ConrOy. Ish-
erwood ana Cnen for the purpose OF
further considering the matter Of paw
Ing.
An coancllmen duly notified as re-
our "a by ordinance.
Meeting called 10 order by Mayor
Elder.
Present. Aldermen Augc. I,eldy.
colroy, Isherwood. coen. Clarke and
Wroth.
The following resolution was pre-
seated;
Whereas. iho work of lmprJsins
Central avenue m the city Of Atm
cucraue from itE intersections vita the
west line OF flroadwey 10 IT, in,erse :
Fi1a with the east line of sixth street (;
and second street from its intersection
with the south line Of Tijoras avenue
90 its intersection with TIE north liBe
% silver avenue. hnS heretofore been
let to the Texas Bilullthie company.
and
Whereas, contract for the can-
structlon 90 said work between the
said company and this city was pre-
pared sud submitted to this council
ON tho an day of Decembor, A. D.,
1914, aud examined, approved and
rntificd BY u on said day ana the
mayor Of this city was directed 10 ex.
ocute the same IN the name Of tho
city and 10 be- attested BY tine city
cierk. and
Whereas. the mayor 81 the city has
publicly stated his refusal 20 siEn said
contract.
Now, therefore. be n resolved that
John A. Rcidy. chairman OF the street
committee be. and II hereby aufhOris-
I'D and derlcted 10 sign said contract
IN behalf OF the city and tho sald clerk
81 the city ~ Albuquerque Is hereby
directed % attest The snme under the
Impress Of the corporate ssai ct this
city, and
II Il further resolved that a cory az
This resolution be attached 20 The con !
tract aforesaid
Moved b. Alderman wroth. sec onsl-
cd rs Alderman fshsFwood that the
rssolutlpn be adopted ~ read.
Carried: Aldermen Reidy. Aure.
conroy. sherwood, roen and Wrash
voting Yes" Alderman Clarke sot-
lnf MA
Cpou melton council adjourned.
a. W ELDER.
ruos McAliLLlN Mayor
Acting clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
ORANGE SHIPMENTS
HAVE BEGUN NOW


san Bornardlno, Caiif., Dee. II ~
Orange Hhlpmrn's have hegun from
the Rcdlands aud Highland districts
Tho FIRST car 0f oranges FOR the
bile season waa shipped oui al
kcfllnnds yesterday ~ tho Rcdlands
Highlands Frnir exchange The car
was shipped from the house NJ Graf
ton. tho Orange Growers nssorlnsiOn
aud SO fai ~ IN known WIS the nrsi
car 20 be sent from the Redinnds die
trict
Two cars were shipped from East
Highlands yesterday by The same ex-
change The three ears were probably
The hrst 10 be sent opt of the county.
rs Their" had been no report of any
shipments from other orange sections.
The nfanRgg fQni ont fron Grafton
were Ol the finest quality and will
show up well Ia the eastern markets
ior The holiday trade The packers
here are making an effort To send ont
ONLY the finest fruit By dOlne this
the shipments vill probably BE- snan
Oranges are culofinE well now I'M
der the c0axlng Of the cold night. and
the Christmas fruit fnat goes from
Rcdlands viii be AZ fne az any In the
market
Most % the Redlands packing
houses were senaing out field noX,s
Yesterday, ami n few ~ ihom rect.
some fruit which VIII be packed aud
rushed cast for the Christ mas trade.
The rain put a stop 10 picking opera.
lions, bat this is only q temporary de.
las Fruit must be IN the hOuaes This
week IN order 20 reach The eastern
markets m time for the holiday irndr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
CHEMIST KILLED BY
DEADLY GAS
Breaking Of Rctort and Consc-
quent Liberation Of Hydro
cyanic Acid Causes Death
Of Student.

New York. Dec IA whln of hy
dr0cyanlc acid gas caused the death
Yesterday 81 Arthur u k0eikcI. n
spunH German chemist 81 The Rooso
Neli hospital Thr breaking ~ q
Hlasf rotor forming part of the np.
pafniun la which knclkct was con
Quoting experiments with cyanide at
potassium and ieTIo.Cyanide sails re-
leased the gas which caused his death
The soupE chemist was alone when
the accident happened 10 the morn.
inE he bad hccn working with Edwin
Roacnburs, one at the hospital assist.
ants. 70 help Ia a small room in the
laboratory With Rcscnbnfgs aid he
ecl up glass flask over u burner. A.
Ted u with a thistle tube and with q
Rlaes pipc leading from the sealed
top 81 me flask Ia "a pnoumniic trough.
over which rested an inverted flnEk
TOT the collection 81 the pas generated
in the glass rctori Tho whole ap'
paraius VIA set up With gToai care
undof a hood TO carry on the fumes.
H"senhurp Ne assistant went out
for HE lunch at ~ o'clock and was
away from the laboratory until ten
minutes Of one When he returned he
found kuclkrs on tho flOor koclker
VIA rushed Immediately 10 the opcr.
atlnR room ana Doctor COnnell open-
cd tho chest cavity over the heart In
order that massage might be- prac-
ficcd ON lhnl organ. Though the hcari
was heating, after several minutes
manipulation partial circulation Of the
blood was nrflilciaily restored. The
pulse thus started liitkOrod a low
moments and stopped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
REGULAR MEETING oF the CITY
COUNCIL, oEc. 9TH, 1sii.

Mectine called 10 order py Mayor
Elder
Present Aldermen feids. Auee.
Cunr0y lsherwood. cnen. Wrolh aud
Clarke.
Minutes 81 aee1lnes OF Nov. goth
and 2tth were read and approved
The folloNlnE bills were presented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
Why DlxoN WROTE
"rHE cLANsMsN.'

Thomas Dixon. author OF "rhs
clansmen. revival 81 which VIII be
seen here on December 10, AZ the Ielks'
theatcr, had q good motive m mind
whom he decided 20 write tbs book
Of The f'ianslnnnr and later the play
He says Il went TO mediocre the
alter one day ana SAW presentation
OF Uncle Toms CABIN which 80
cruelty ilbcls the white people Of the
south. { determined 10 put Inc other
side ~ the situation before tho Amer
lean public 80 ! wrote 'Thc cluris-
man"
The tNteni 10 which ne succeeded IN
hts purpose Is proven by tho universe
popeiarlty which both book and play
have enjoyed for the past six years.
Modern Journalism q marvellous
thlng,
That's what somc papers manage
% keep thc baseball page golng all
winter. "--w Washington Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
AGENT OF FAMOUS
PIANO FACTORY HERE
}. n. Wool of Cincinnati Made Local
Music House Di~trlbutors Of ra.
tmous Baldwin Instrument.

An Albuquerque visitor during tho
raal week was 7 n Wood 81 clncin.
natl, Ohio, faciurv representative oI
the famous naldwin Piano company
While here Mr. Weed olosed con
tract under which the John Lewis
Clark Music company of ihiu city be,
come exclusive agent aud distributor
Tor the Baldwin piano In this territory.
M Wood said he had found coHdi-
IONA Ia the plan0 business very prom.
Using throughout New Mexico and ok
pressed he belief that the first year
Of statehood was TO mean great things
FOR this community
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12

For the boat saddls hossec N the
CLAY can phone No. 3. ". 4. Trimbio.
lia North second Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12
BENJAMIN SUITS
BENJAMIN OvERCOATS

ARE ns mufh q part Of Christmas
~ n Christmas Tree. They Win
brighten the OCCASION aud llghsun
yOuf spirits.
Isrnjamin Clothes are Americas
dc inNe rHrments. They're bap-
~ combination OF tailoring skin,
iinc fabric and authentic style.
1icy uornbinc the ease and nat.
urnIncss of tho Clothes worn by
tlr bcs;-dr''--ci Icnaiisiumcn
aud tina poIsc aud perfection OF
ihose uorn b. the best dressed
Americans. Wear a benjamin
this Christmas. TcIi your friends
90 WEAR one Also. When YOU
SuEgc~, "iss'niamin'' SQUIRE sug-
Ec~ting slse higsrsi grade clothes
u T. possible Ia produce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12

According TO adylccs received In
Musical circles here. Edouard de RESI-
he, the famous basso Ia dying Ia
Paris. He IL afflicted with heart dis
ease
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-12

" suu are gUing To- go aii ii,e
fun and happincss ont 81
Christmas that sou hope o..
,"a'tc rot a. be- smartIy aud
comfortably cI0tlwd. You've
got a. b. drcssoI ~ correcsIs
s,sicd iicnIamin suit uhlIa
,oa'rc in~lsic md wrapped up IN
great. heavy Benjamin o,crcoat
white you're outside.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-05
BIOS CALLED FOR
SCHOOL FITTINGS

superintendent Pope, of the Edu
cation Department, has called for
bids for furniture and fixtures for
the schools of the Territory He es-
Inmates that one thousand additional
seats will be required to properly fur
nish the different schools. Five hun
dred of the combination seats and
desks arrived on the last Sierra, and
at least twice as many more are re-
quired.
The seats are all Of standard
type, although there are three or four
makers who have slightly different
features in their desks. The cost IS
something considerable for the whole
lot of seats, but the money available
will cover everything.
The meeting. of the supervising
principals which is to be held on Sat
urday morning will be interesting, as
the system of reports on which the
grading of the teachers is done will
be explained.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-05
EASY FOR TOURISTS
Continued from page one.)

be entertained, he merely wants to
know how he can entertain himself
in Honolulu Director Dondero of the
Boy Scouts stated that there are
hundred ways, and named a number
of them, but at present there is no
one who is competent to tell these
things to the tourist, and point out
to him just how to entertain himself
Director Dondero believes in time
that the Boy Scouts and the junior
Trail and Mountain club members will
provide from their membership splen-
did guides for those tourists and 9th
ers who wish to go tramping.
Director Sedgwick, of the Hands
Pacific Club, further urged
that the Public Service Association
give it's greatest efforts toward accom-
plishing those things that will benefit
both the tourist and the resident, and
this will be the policy of the associa-
ton.
Secretary Bryan urged the need Of
an able director who could organize
and carry on the work of helping the
tourist. as we'll as the resident, to
entertain himself, and this matter win
be taken up at once.
The Hands-Around the Pacific, the
Hundred Thousand and the Trail and
Mountain clubs are each preparing for
renewed activities along the line OF
providing attractions to the tourist
and to the resident.
1t was practically decided that the
Public Service Association will act as
financial agent for boosting organiza-
lions, and maintain an office force TO
help them do their boosting.
1t is expected that several additional
clubs will affiliate with the Public
Service Association, to enable it to
maintain an active hustling force and
secure a director of the tourist plan
ming department who can give his en-
tire time and energy to this work.
Secretary Bryan will give particular
attention to carrying TIN ough of the
Nuuanu stream park project, the
Punchbowl identifying plan, the open
air auditorium at Kapiolani Park, and
similar projects of the organization,
while the co-worker he asks for will
look out for the tourist after he ar
rives in Honolulu and see to it that
he overstays his time in the islands