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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-07
under The Coconut Tree"
BY H. M. Ayres.

When you see nothing say nothing
unless you're paid for it.
90 O o. -.
Doings of the Bong Tong:
The event of the Kakaao season
was the soiree given last Tuesday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lushlngton-Potts at
their Kewalo residence.
The affair, which was of a decid-
eddy al fresco nature, was largely at
tended.
After the guests had been grace
fully relieved of their offerings,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-07

Other lib
the
American Repubic.-Harpers Weekly ~ 49,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-07
WALT MASON.

They will
cuson of other branch of industry and after while the
of
oldest inhabitants will be left to shout with weakened lungs that
wordWahngton
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-07

A toast:
Here's to your eyes divine
Your lips and mine;
Our eyes have met,
Our lips not yet:
Here's hoping!
O O o
Insured for trouble The owner of a
bull terrier and the admirer of an
other fellows wife.
o o. ~
Just as soon as a couple have a baby
they try to hush it up. Ma-ma-a-aD
o % o
Local attorney to Kalihi belle; Did
you ever hear of Julius Caesar?
Kalihi belle; Does she live in Ka-
lihi?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-07
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Furnished.

Hebron Avenue, 2 B R. .$25. 90
Aiea, 3 B. r. ......... 5000
Tantalus, 8 B R...... 1000
Beretania street, 4, B. R.. 65 90
Waikiki, 2 B. r. ......... $500
Palolo&15th av. 4. r.. .125. 90
unfinished.
Kinau ST., 2 B. R. .....S 5000
Rose & Kan. w Rd., 8 $500
Waipio. 8 B r. ........ 1900
Karratti Lane B. R.. $500
King ST., 8 B.. R. ....... $500
Wilder Avenue, B. R.. . so. 90
Wilder Ave, B. r. go. $500
Elsie & Young SITS. A B R 1000
Lunalilo ST., B. r.. 1000
Kaimuki Sth ave. 3. B.. 5000
Kaimuki 18th ave-, 2 B. R. rs. 90
Lunalilo and Kapiolani
st. 8, B. R.............4 1890
New Judd Tract, 8 B. R.. . 5000
Maumae Street, 8 B. R.. . $500
Wilhelmina Rise, 2-B.R.. 5000
Pawaa lane, 2-B.R. ...... 1900
TRENT TRUST co. LTD.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-07
Revising the National Anthem

At the request of King George the venerable Dean Hole has been
improved it
reading
their knavih tricks that the revised
beautifully follows
Lord
dearh
Thou mTth,
there be
enough
.
lease u Shaw,
Keep from "Aw!"
When
Give English clothes shape
Make Punch
A.. Ausin's
On Yankee cash.
May Uncle Sammys girls
With their stocks bonds, and pearls
Still help
To
Oh anzas ad lib
House Lords
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

hihition of sci'ntliic msasgc r,aJ The,
have cN'. sven
Ever, officer ia charge by 1uy
part of ships battery" IA. rr,,s,
"vas required tu impro,lp" lhc ,Ualu-
mont aud dotciop tho bost methol 81
tfainius ithin Ia capacity
hftrf each had urriuistcd and li.,1
pur tentatively e dfiii thoy earn. 'p.
anet O. each accepting w'nt,v.r ,.a.
best W ~, others drlit The into.
chang, ot Ideas was not restricted iO
ono ship but after each SHIN had Do
vciuped bsr method 81 arm and tran
ing the oltlcrtf ~ Oh The ships. b.
frequent conferences ana by studyirs
methods ot PRACTICE throughout tn,
ts,t Dlystutts,u au that nas g,,ua
into the first experimental, approx
mental. appluAifuH,o dua rrgdistivns
and Instructions for Gun noW ship All
gans ahd snips we're pat on COM
pct'Ivo basis Tho result To be- achieve
ed was definitely stated The has
per minute
Now. wlth this approximate IS and
ardized dril Il became NJ .s-arv ,,r
the battery Officers to train their gun
rrcWs Iva iividuaiiv ana collectively
Each man was studied roth ~ 10 his
mental ana physical fitness " the
man gave promise of being able to
do Won the thing for which hc was
selected "a course Of thorough. detail
I'd instructions and arm was given
20 him Finally. whom the man aid
each and every thing rcuulrcd ~ him
WIN ACCURACY ana confidence. there
began y process 81 Systematically N
crcasing the speed Zach motion was
timed bt tho stop watch records OF
time were Kept and thc man began
To feel like Il sprintcr
When AN tutrot ana guu ct.Ws
have been thoroughly trained. each
man ~ a init ana each crew as -
team. 90 that each human element,
has in reality bpcouc u perfect hitting
cog ~ IS gear Train. the ship is ready
for elementary target practice. Prizcs.
both FOR the individual ship ana for
The navy are Offered Tor IN" best gun
%! each calihcr. u The score made
by gun Is exceptionally high err
man IN the crew h. furnished 10y the
department with letter H. a. be-
worn on his sleeve tor the year. Tfis
Il corresponds IN the navy - tn" ~
or the Y Won by Harvard or Yale
Grew or football team
Having trained tho individual. de-
vcloped the individual gun crew. per
icctcd the mechanism and learned
from the results ~ elementary prac .
tee what results tu expect under
favufabl" conditions from Individual
i!ring. u became necessary 10 train
for battle ofiieiencs To this ,ni
BOTH turrct guns were fired al tho
same instant. then methods of con-
troll were perfected and all guns 81;
battle range on the ship W.rr fired
In s0lNo Cor all at onccl This per-
i'cted the use OF u ship as n unit.
The final step was 10 control di,i-
sion ~ that all tn, guns uf four ships
corld hc used az u unit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
DOUGLAS MINE MEN
FORM ASSOCIATION


Douglas. Arlz.. June 3D---The Ind"-
pendent Association Of Mining Men is
tn. name OF an organization being
formed here by men who are inter-
cstcd in mines or mining.
Many Of the prominent members of
sonora viii affiliate themselves with
the organization They viii maintain
headquarters IN this city. which win
be so furnished that they will he M
once q business place aud lounging
room ia which off hours ~ members
may hc spent. All mining men VIII
be mad. welcome by the association.
tn" ultimate aim Of tn" Independent
association VIII be Ia secure publicity
for the mines OF southeastern All.
iona and sonora. To this end n con-
sistcnt publicity expert VIII be socur-
ed. Among the men who will be
charter members are Mcssrs Gundak-
ar. l.aiDbcrson. Norton. Worthing,on.
Pickard. Douglas. sparks. iIostNick
ana Davis
r. Rutherford. for some time past
first assistant superintendent of the
Copper Queen smelt.r here. has hn-
nounccd his resignation. ~. VIII
leave shortly tor Morcnci to take the
position of Superintendent OF the
siacltcr Of the Detroit Copper CON.
pany.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
PECOS MEN TEST
AIR LIFT PLANT
Novel Means oT Isatsing Water From
Wen Tested for Use in tarn and
Irrigation l.cs.

pccos. Texas June 30 The first
test ~ an air MI irrigation pump In
the Pecos valley OF Texas was made
IN the farm ~ r. l.. Fisher. near io-
ban. II miles south Of PcCos on the
Pecos VALLEY Southern railway The
test was mad, by H. a. Smith of In
d,anapois. VINO came to Pocos csro-
ciaiiy Ia make this test In the shallow
water belt here.
Mr. Fisher has veil 1875 feet deep.
casad i25 feet with "ight-inch casing
aud reduced below to Dix inches. The
water stood 80 feet from the top of
the ground before lifting, The pump
ing plant consists ~ a Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine and compress
sor which psisnps air through AN inch
and h quarter pipe to an Indiana air
M suspended within the casing. 1bi
feet below the ground The plant has
been tested successfully for three
days. showing mn increased flow each
day. The vOlunic Of sand discharged
has been enormous. averaging a wag-
onlcad each 10 minutes of actual
pumping. This has opened up the
water strata and Increased the flow.
So that'Nt has nearly doubled In the
three days. The well broke nj SO
pounds air pressure and discharged n
mixture of sand AMI water as thick
Az swrshun moiasses ut the rate al
$50 salons per minute. Az the pro-
portion Of sand decreased and the
water strata opened up thu flow ross
until the third day n measured 73i
gallons pct minute over two.f0o'
weir,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
AANTS n
OEMne RECLAIM
ARD LANDS
One Farmer Carries Water
Miles to New Field and
SUCCESSFULLY trrigates Tract;
Many Settlers Arrive.
especial Correspondence. 10 the Wrrn'd)


pcming y NJ. June 3o.--Thc
schulz farm. als miles cas-; of Dem
ms is ono OF the show places IN the
Mimbres valley. The schulz brothers
have about $50 acres co. hand under
cultiVatipn and splendid pumping
plnn, throwing about !. goo gallons of
water per minute Thcy recently ran
their engine continuously Tor three
DAYS. night and day. wettlng down
new land for putting IN tvs, crops of
milo maize. corn. SWEET clover and
other feed stuff To one ticld they
carried their water az miles, @hich
is thought To- be- the record Tor dis
lance iu this vicinity
Cooper Il Meier have Just con-
tractcd Tor "a pumping plaut of Loco
gallons pen minute or better. t~r
miles south of Dcminp Mr.. \. u
Han ana Mr. Thompson both of New
YORK state. have Just taken title go
go and % acres. respectively of the
Cooper " Mcrcer land and are going
To- develop the same this tail by put
liiE 'u' NH',i' lHtb hllhilN.
John \. Mckinney of clinton. Tenn.
has lust filed on 100 acres of good
Doning lnnd six miles east of town
and Will make this his home AZ soon
a. he can arrange to move his family
from Tennessee.
The Chamber of Commerce h. now
ia communication with parties IA 81.
Louis wishing large tract of land IN
this vicinity for colonization purposes.
They state that they have large capt.
tai behind them and that wherever
they locate would mean many new
families to actually take up homes.
The parties have written that their
representative will be in pcming
soon to investigate this section person
ally.
Parties from Bellevue Mich, have
recently taken up section of land
about six miles northeast of Dcming
on the santa Fc railroad. and are
going To establish colony there and
have u railway station Tor their ac-
couipodation ana to call II Bellevue
after their Michigan home town. De-
N"iopmcnt In the Dcming vicinity
SCENE - b. constant and continuous
az day does not pass bu, report u
available Of som. new land pr"posi'
ton. varying only In magnitude from
20 acres In alfalfa ar vineyard up I,
1000 acres for colonization purposes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
AOORIOMES BONES
FOUND N PHOENIX
Several 0llas of Ashes and
Bones Found in Excavations
in Yard of the Phoenix
Hospital.

phooniN. Ara, Jane 20 a mnrk.
apD u1tubety was made here 1ues.
ddy g. C. Sarcnscn and william
iuteef were ckcayatine In The ward
OF The hospital aud when they had
gone 90 depth ol three feet. they IN.
covered an ancient water iug which
masmel about eight inches In
lencih and three inches acrnss the
neck The side OF tho lug was hrok-
on IN fpp minutes later they dug
up another piece Of pottery coy
cred with ancient inscriptions. the
exact form ui which could not bc
dccIphcrod. as the earthcnwarc was
badly broken The great flnd OF the
morning was reserved until little
later. when they broke the dirt ava,
from a large ola, apparently filod
Win SON. substance other than the
earth formation surrounding n Care.
fully digging around It. they brough,
y ou, without urincr injury than
THAI u hal already sustained. for
a large piece was found broken
away from The side
ON examination. 'ho ola. witch
measured probably sixteen inches In
diameter, was found ~ br filed with
human bones ana light ashes similar
10 those of a human being after ere.
nation. The hoac- were packet
away In the dust. ami had evidently
been burned. bui that they were
human, The discovery ol human
tooth IN the mass proved beyond
doubt
Tho carihcuwarc was of fine
quality. beautiful, formed. and GOV
cred with Inscriptions which without
question had a meaning 10 the anc.
lent people who inicgrel the homes
and ashes. I, is not Improbable that
the workmcn violated y grave OF u
grca; chieftain, whose Body was ere
mated. with heatcn rites and ccre'
monies and thu remalnin. bones
and ashes gathered together Tor bur
rial In the large ola The beauty 81
the pottery would tend To justify
such an idea.
There In no way 10 determine the
age In which the ola. with i's last
remains OF prehistoric man. was
buried. AMI the secret Of this dis
covery, with many others of recent
times. must remain shrouded In mvs-
terry The condition In which the
bones and ashes were found preclude
the possibility Of their having been
buried In recent years. and there -
every reason to believe that they
,eltng to the same misty ami M
deriermina,e era In which the ether
g, licences % civilization were formed
AID abandoned In the southwest 10
puzzle the his, prisns. who dislike be-
INK confronted with an inexplicaBie
problem az vanished races,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
APPLE BOXES ARE
SHIPPED N EARLY
Roswell 0rchardists Preparing
for Bumper Crop; Battery A
Is Ready to Make Camp in
Captain Mountains.
lsp~cis, Ccsrcspona-nc~ 4. the Herald,


Roswell. y. NJ. June 30 Tho
Littlefiold Cattle company. owning
the biz L. l.. u. orchard. has shipped
in u car load OF apple boxes. "~d'red
by the Roswell seed company. They
ate the first Ia arrive this season, and
are extra heavy and OF better
Grade than heretofore seen here.
The new city calaboose In the rear
Of the city hall aud figc hoase, has
been completed by W. ]. Irwin and
son. Tn. con,rac. price was s5o9.60
ana extras viii make the cost be.
tween 5000 and s700.
Battery a II 10 go 10 It's rescrya-
ton on tn. foot ~ the capitan mount
taln3 FOR an cncanpmcnt. and the
members are preparing for the trip.
Any members who fail 10 be he pres
ent and ready Ia NO ana who cannot
present valid evcuse which viii be
regarded IA sufficient by Captain
Murray, win be arrested and taken
along under guard.
Henry styles, sixteen or seventeen
years old. who was arrested, with
tao other boys on a charge Of steal
ing sixteen horses from Lon Getting
ham and others on the plains east OF
the Pecos river last week. has con-
fossedr II Is alleged. that he and his
brother ROY styles. and Claude Lo-
rance, twenty-five and tweniy-thrcc
yedfs old, stole the horses and drove
them across the line into Texas.
James w, shaw. business manager
" the National Land and Irrigation
Sournal NJ Chicago. Is here to writs
w the pecos Valley for Tint mara.
sine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
HEAVY VERDICT IS
RETURNED FOR
MINING man
Arizona Mine Promoter Re-
oeives Judgment by Arbi.
TRAITOR for $4,000 From
Santa Rosalia Company.

Bshc.. Jane 80 --.R *. Clancy. Il
well known mining man. has won
a Judgment by arbitration in the con-
tcntions against the santa Rosaiia
Mining company whose properties
lie In tbs stat, of sonora, Mexico.
The amount Of the award was yis,-
50a.
Some months ago clancy and
other stockholders OF the company
had "A disagreement regarding the
possession OF certain stock in the
company. bu, II matter was held
out of the courts and referred 10
George Young. chief auditor OF the
Four C's company at cunanca. to ar
bitrate and make an award, j. L..
Morrison Of Bisbec and the attorney
filed VITA the arbitrator his clients
claims, The company failed 60 make
an argument. 1t said. though noti-
fiod that such Was it's privilege
ON June IA. the arbitrator found
for Clancy. In the sum of $4,000.
| Notice OF the award Was given IL g.
|. McRcynolds, attorney for the com.
pany. but he declined 10 recognize
the Judgment
Under Mexican laws. such find
ing has the same standing as u court
judgment The docrcc. finding for
Clancy vas filed In the court of tho
firs' instance at Canlnca and ac-
| ceptod. and the court has given no.
tlce to Attorney McRcynolds that un-
less the award IN settled within three
days execution viii issue and the
| amount be- COLLECTED
Under Mexican law. after such an
award IL made ~ becomes u VIOLA
tlon OF Mox'aun law to transfer or
attempt 10 transfer amy part OF tho
property NJ issue The three DAYS
! given for a settlement OF tho award
\ expire Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
AUTO MEN VISIT
SILVER CITY
Phoenix Garage Owners Have
So Many Inquiries About
Roads That They Decide to
Investigate Personally.

silver cts. y. NJ. Jnnc ga
racing auto bare of all fancy trim
mings. even To paint. but carrying
many evidences OF having Travelled
many hard mile. arrived In Silver
CITY last week The owners an'
drivers Of the machine were w. u.
Tc, maine ana r. - English of rnoo-
uix Ariz. who while counting little
adventure, were also IA need 80 more
cxtf ndcd Information concerning the
roads and routes in iais and tie sis
ter territory. These gentlemen arc
owners of n large garage IN Phoenix
AMI have had many inquiries con-
corning roads which they have been
unable 10 answer. 80 they deoided
TO investigate for themselves, and
the present trip was the result. They
visited All points OF interest IN this
vicinity spending sunday at clark
Rodgers ranch NJ Lone Mountain.
They expressed themselves as charm
ed with rhs beauty of ana super
abundance of water at the Rodgers
ranch. the like Of watch they had
not met In al their travels. Their
machine was pope Hartford az So
horse power. aud they had made the
Journey over mountains and through
oceans Of sand without any serious
delays They lcf, yesterday On route
To Duncan, Ariz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

From Albuquerque Enthusiastically
Proved Dy Lapse of Time.

iaokache is heavy BURDEN
Nervousness wears one out
Rheumatic pain; urinary Ills;
An are kidney burdens
Daily effects of kidney Weakness.
NJ use To- cure the symptoms.
Relief Is but temporary II tho
cause remains.
cure the kidneys and YOU care tho
cause.
Relief comes auickly-oomes TO
stay
Deans Kidney Puts cure kidney
Ills;
Prove II by your neighbours ease.
Here's Albuqns r1ne testimony
The story of permanent cure.
Mrs Frank J. smith. iugl y, Arno
street, Albuquerque. \. a., says. Il
derived great bcn,fit from Doan's
Kidney Pills ana this has led me tn
recommend them 10 more than one
of my friends. For five years I was
troubled by "A dun pain IN the smJil
OF my back. always more severe II
stood tor awhile. l always felt tired
and | was unable 10 get relief. Fn-
nally Doans Kidney PillH wcra
brought Ia my attention. and upon
taking them, was helped. havo
unlimited confidence IN this remedy
and shall always have IA good word
for H."
For sale by All dealers. Price sue.
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New
York. sale agents for the United
states.
Remember the namo-Doun's---
and take no other. 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
LOCKED IN BOX GAR
BECOMES MANIAC
Horrible Fate of Unknown
Woman Who Held Ticket
for Nevada Town But is
Found in Seal Car.

Los Angeles. Cali. June so.
Dispatches from Truckoc tell 90 the
horrible fate encountered by a woman
who was. IN some unknown way.
locked within lox car Tor days.
Rayipx mad and nearly famlshcd
from the long imprisonment sh, was
discovered locked in u box car on the
Southern Pacific siding one mile
north ut Boca. last evening, by A..
Del Grand.. ,rackwalkcr. aud John
Margasalii. section foreman. Tho
woman has not recovered sufficiently
To- tell her story but has ravcd about
being in the san Francisco disaster
OF 1905, her husband being Killed
ana her home burned She declares
she has been East since the fire.
The woman had ticket. sold at
Lucin, Utah. June 18th. for Mon;olio.
New. and II rs supposed she has been
locked In the boa eur since that date.
a noise was heard in the ear during
the four days 1t had stood on ihe sid
ing near Buca. but no attention was
paid to IL until last evening, when, on
opening IT, Del Graudo and Mar.
RansaIli were startled To find bag
gard. wild-eycd woman pacing "a
ami fro. muttcrlng uninSeiligibly.
She was Gent here on - train later IN
TIE night and has been taken to ih'
county hospital ~ Nevada city She
II % years old. five feet tall. dark
complexion. gray hair. odd wurs
glasses. EndcaYors are being Ia un-
raN.l the mystery Of where she Il
| from and how she gnup In hC Ia,
catod In The empty box car and car
ri"d - far without discovery Sh,
| Is believed Ia have been driven IN
same by her long imprisonment IL
| the car.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
GRAPES MAY BE
GROWN SUCCESSFULLY
Culture III Vineyards Mny Ec Pref
tabh Cn'it rtakem at Tucson, Ac-
cor,ing Ia Indications.

Tucson, Ariz. June 30---'rhe posi-.
bllitles of erape culture IN the v'"in.
lily of Tucson are being shown ny oP,
Schcll WHO brought a number ~
specimen punches al grnpes in from
his ranch. which Is known as tho Alta
Vista. and IN only three miles from
The center OF this city, on. Of the
lunches was placed on exhibition
~ the chamber of commerce. This
bunch was 80 the Thompson seed
less variety and weighed over two
pounds
Or, schell is growing seven diffcr-
'ni varieties Of grape successfully al
Alta Vista and expects 10 market
several tons this year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
PROGRAM SETTLED
N Nil DETAILS
FOR FOURTH
Every Point Of De Vargas
Celebration Now Completely
Covered by Arrangements;
Pageant to Be Exceptional.

santa Es, y, NJ, June MI ar
rangcmpnts nave pecn completed for
the DE Vargas celebration here July
4 Every detail has had attention
and nothing Will be- overlooked that
VIII help make the pageant and III
attendant festivities ~ success. \ spc-
cIal Plea TO citizens ~ decorate IN
both spanish and American colors has
been made. and II " probable that
tn, decorations viii be of punli,y
seldom seen IN the southwest
Grand Marshal Fred Muller has cx-
plained the route Of parade and the
formation of the PROCESSION The
program for the day was mapped out
100 detail Scoutnaucr r. G. Wilson
promised tina, the Boy scouts viii be-
an ready. Bandnastcr Henry Alarid
has received his instruction and has
promised that Their" will bp no lack
~ music all day long. Probate Clerk
George W Armijo, who win be De
Vargas. reports that the pageant Is
wen IN hand and that James l.. Sclig
man. chairman of the De Vargas pa
geant. has worked indciatsgabiy to
make IL a great success. The costumes
are here and the rctinuc Of DE Vargas
has had several successful practice
meetings The war chiefs from san
lldcfonso. santa Clara. san Juan and
Tesuquc N 10 arrive on the evening Of
July B.
Al sunrise ON tn. 4te the customary
salute viii be fired
At q TO- m. De Vargas and his ret
'nue of cavaliers and Indians win
gather at Rosario chapel and VIII
start promptly at 10 o'clock for the
plaza. At the Catron residence the
cavalcade viii be met by the band
and VIII march between double fire
os automobiles and the rest OF the
procession from the federal building
down Lincoln avenue around the
plaza Co the front of the old Palace.
which will be roped off ~ that no on.
else can enter that part Of the plaza
while ID. Vargas makes his spanish
address % five minutes length. AZ
that time moving picture machines
| and cameras viii take the picture,
| into which nothing but the DE vargas
| pageant Is To- enter. \ huge cross IN
| front of the Palac, viii remind of IN,
| cross erected by DE- Vargss upon he
second entry in lSa2 The band In
| the pagoda VIII play Spanish suicc
! ton upon the completion of the u.
Vargas proclamation. II is also un
dcrstood that II will play spanish ~.
lections az IL brings the cavalcndo I,
tho old Palace. but that after the ID
| Vargas ceremonies IL VIII play onl.
| patriotic selections.
| The second part of the Festivities
will begin with the reading OF tn
Declaration of Independence by Judg'
A. l.. Morrison at the pagoda in th'
plaza Then the grand procession vii
form. led by the band and the militia
Then viii come Governor Mills an'
guests of honor. followed by the 30
Scouts. who will be- the guard q
honor for the chief executive. Thcl
Will follow 81 Joseph's society Of boy
who viii be the advance guard for ID
Vargas. his re,inuc ana Indians. VIII
VIII IN turn be followed by the an,
rppbilp uuruJs. AL lth VIII hnN, mn