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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
PUBLIC SALE!
THURSDAY FEB. 23,d

Beginning ii 10 o'clock at m,
farm three founhs Of a milk
northwest Of Olivet church.
will sell the following:
Il s
Four well bred horses (ForesI
King and Dick Taylor stock
one a bay mare coming seven
years old, one bay horse com.
ing 5 years old, ! brown mare
coming 3, one bay horse com.
ing two.
HOGS CHINA
Three brood sows. six Novem-
Der pigs and I thoroughbred
boar.
Some good corn in crib. One
set wagon harness, little used;
get spring wagon harness, |
little used walking cuItivator, /
wagon.
Terms Of Sale al sums un.
der $40, cash. Over $40, six
time with bankable
note at 8 per cent.
Mrs. E. j. Patterson,
r. F. d. No. z, Moline, Mo.
]. 7. Johnson. Auctioncer
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

jus. ~Ilowsley, u Hauon, a IN
this city Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

vov whllo It y often Impossible to nro.
wy an accident. 1t Is never in.
voos Ole 10 DO D%repanod--H Is not be-.
IN = hnt, o"os purse. Invest Csc
",on, Dottie Of chambcrlalnrs Llnl.
",ens and you are prepared sor
' sold by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16


New York Cay vas thu frst
.eipaEfy 10 reeoghsze The VII,
p5rtanes 6 ehEd e~oaservatios
years ago Il established a
Ok ehila hgEene This buresu /,
Is over the children Of Nsy
from the &T Of taer bhss N
day they issue forth fn0m Ia !
ruam to re,eelre working
and become wage sarnez.
4 rsprasentatiEs Of ha bYI
the babYs first caller. Tbs
sansatiys SEES that die ag
fair Start in lie that Il IS
Il clothed and feI AnoAsI
sentative steers tbe baby
teNhSne and ms dangerous
An1thsr rsyUsI
follows he child into he std
and ssses that Il has % adeuI
its thruat. 10 deficiency d
bearing or breathing. 10 an
tabercasaE. And when n
days are over DE same barzI
ades whehw Il Is strong q.
BECOME = yo'rthftHl toi!ef
reau costs the cay Of NsY
$3.50 eoe a yeur. II saseg.
| phyHlcEans and It3 nurses
receatS obtained an apfqp.
81. 0oe win whhsh 70 eqg5.
naw mEEk stat5ons
IN Other Cites, TO
PhlhtesQhia, after aaaf,
Y@k's Burean 81 ChlA Hyg.
ohsained an Appsoprlatloh q.
lar Organization. Chicago y
for IN establishment OF a
and esbG the World ogg
Petersburg % San FraRck
writing New York for mforzi
this hkest organhatiou TO
child life in the eisies.
The conservation OF ehin
FEES behEnd the World vide u
for igEenEle courts AMI iays.
teastse leagues Chicago
millicrz 70 protect chld lie
American woman. he Duebss
borough. formerly Consaeo
bih. y responsible fur the
nlent N London 20 prosst q
dFeH Of prisoners who be
faced q hopeless existence a
regarded as hardly w9A 81
other American woman. the
szeohenyi. formerly GLADYS V
has started the movement q
'lsh juvenile courts In he
country, Hungary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Mrs John Tfuax. n n. Western
avenue, who has BEEN ~ FIR several
days, b NO much bnprred and h
stiB confined 70 her room
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

There are certain negative laws
which " quite justified even nov
N putting on Our statute books.
limitation and regulation az mar.
rage. No one shogH be allowed 70
marry who Is suffering from any
contagious disease. IS below the
normal hlnentaI Development. L
a criminal by profession, fails TO has,
an e~zanEzatioa upon the proper rear.
bg Of cbiHren, who ca1no. prove
ability to support a family. or who 4
Incompatible.
All prospective parents should be
trained The love Of children 5 in.
sanetfye, but the abEity 10 are for
them properly Is not 1 believe ali
applicants for a marriage license
should be compelled to take a writ.
ten examination IN the elementary
facts Of child rearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
FEH POUND
New York Prasst

N-f-H AA|f
PrIbably the highest Rsse ever
pad for a beefsteak was that eharg-
ed at Circle City, Alaska The frs.
steak that eyEg reached that town is
said to have sold something Ike
S4s a pound. Thare we're 10 pounds
Of this steak, which was shpped $50
miles to Circle City. Whom the own
e Of the precious bit Of meat reach
ed the camp the miners turned out 1
a body to e H. Il was PLACED on
exhibition and attracted as mach al.
ttTfion as Il Il wane the rarest of
gems. Everybody wanted a niece of
~ and the prsSs offered were such
as would have resulted In a mining
camp quarrel Il Z had not boon do
caed TO rattle the steak or for the
benefit OF a hospital that BIsbop
Rowe vas trying to establish for tbe
miners Of Circle City. Bids were
sarted at s. a pound and rose trlaG.
~ 20 700. Finally, IN order no
avoid complications, it was decided
o sell tickets at prkoes from "a
cents 20 $3.50 for the privilege q,
drawing for a alice. After ga
worth Of tickets has been sold ~
craving began and to the relic,
o. those in charge of the saLa ,.o
trouble resulted.
The centralia Courier saws. aIo,
considine cold chas. HousehoIdsr =,
extra good pair Of mare mules n,
$3.50 and three more mules d
chas. Dunn of Galloway county n,
SZ4O each. He also bought mules y
~ todlowing: z from various parb.
As near centraIa at $40 anound
one from Gene Dahlem at $3.50 ana
'olT from F. L. Crosby al s210 He
sod a bunch Of twenty-three yearL
ing mare mules to Tennessee mari.
zen This was one of the tonniest
punches Of mules that ever left An.
drain county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
Stock and =
Farm News

r Aaxgasse Review says WIZ
Lee Of the firm a
sr.s. ne Mexico horse and n%as
dealers. was IN FaAon honaaT buy
~ horses He succeeded in roald-
inE uu 90 bead at pr1ees rangns
t-Cm So to sssa- There Is no bet
tx buyer n Missouri than WI Lee
md ne seatters lots Of money win
Galway farmers every year
W. o. CPanyI McDocaid has trad
cd his sa-aere fagan. three mi5es eas'
q here. for a 50 A farm rear Jess
school. vest os Mexcp. ard 4 ress
dsuce property IN south Mexico
/ 81. Louis Live Stock Reporter says
- .S ~ s~o4-DaSInd Peers sappar
from Aad-zfu county, Mo- sold here
to-day 90 a feeder buyer 20 go back
Ito the country. They brought $50
tine shipper consigned then as bed
steers for slaughter but the eosHHtrJ
men ouHbid the packers Cor th'
stock.
The Mexico revolution and tn
wars that the newspapers haye D.
cIared in Central Amersa haven
got along to the mule stage 20 far.
Asserted Col lake Emerson, Piki
county mule and jack dealer. VII
was in this city Thursday.
Yes. he coEainHed. I'm Away
reading these war stories In the pa
pars. You know ns male is
regular IN every army n the world
and Missouri mules carry the ha2
gage Of the armies wAen they TAX.
the field. whensver the papers prsn
something abous a war every mul
man wants 10 read alhbout b
Thai Mexican war sesans 70 b
warning up all right I was in 81
Louis and I met Charlie carroa ~
has been down there. Il go1 teo DO
for HIM. 10 said. ! reckon a 600
many w The boys win % droppssI
n At their old address 4 tAs sor
O thing keeps or. Thsn Is when q
mules come In just as soon a
sare enough armies get ont mo th'
field and starr the firs~orks theyl
be IN tie market for males
Asked about his Champ CLAIR
mules Col Emerson said: well
II have got a good deal az free ad
vertEing In the papers cut VI tba;
bat il Is a sure enough deal and
am going to drive the best span O
mules that was ever seen IN Wash
ington. They can't be beat"
He is going to Communicate val
Uncle Joe" and offer TO drive tn
ex1speakef from the house 10 hi
hotel after Champ Clark IS Installed.
5EEFsTEAK AT s4s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
800 Reward 500

The readers o lthis paper will be
learn that there Is &C least one dfeid.
that science has been able to cur
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hdli
Cureisthe only positive cure knoHnh
ioai fraternity. Catarrh being Q co.'s
4lseasei requires 8 constitutional Y
Halpa Catarrh Cure is taken intefna.
nirectly upon the blood and mucous
2 system thereby destroying ne Y
oltne disease, and giving the paiiel'
~ building up the constitution aDa
nature IN doing Its work. The proptsII
3 2 much faith In its curative poweis,'
Cler une Hundred Dollars for any ~.
TAILS 70 cure. Send for list OF testlmn
Address, r. J. CHENEY &c0"'
- Noid bv Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pulls are the bes''
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
NE NEED The SUP
RMlN SAYS PROF.
VIM. 4 HcEEHER
New YORK, Feb. II.

New York, Feb. n.
we study and experiment wa
me SCIENTIFIC breeding 81 horses
cows. dogs, even hens. and We leave
10 luck te propagation q the m
Elau animal. YET the gealest oD'
poraruity IN al humaA history KNOCK
AZ the dnors of this vxils young
nation. To us especially bebngs an
auty az demonstrating the a ne
William A. McEeeysr, professor o.
p~hinsouhy at The Kansas State Agri
cultural College, sounds Ats lates'
call for the suDszman Professor BIC
Eeever talked last night al the END
Of a visit 70 New York for The pur
pose Of speaking al the enid welfare
exhibition about "a better crop o
girls and boys"
a Bureau If A~Htiropoiogy
Is Nee1ec
"RhaG We need S to Apply III
methods Ct the stock farm to hu
mansty," Professor MeKseyer SAID
We should have a NATIONAL bu
rsaa devoted solely % anfhzoDol
ogy. the study Of man. win ~
perts using the methods Il rssereh
and inquiry now employed Ia III
promotion az all practical sciences
and industries.
y hope to see Andrew Carueg.
put down another 10 million dolhv
for the elimination Of delinquency
through scientific man hGlid5ng A
faAd Of IL million dollars a year
would set some 81 the master minds
q the world 70 work On this Prob
lem.
The first thing we must do Is "a
regulate marriage. I do not believe
tha1 We viii ever achieve anything
By stricter divorces laws. Unmatched
paars. permitted 70 marry and skau
forced to reraain Together ard fight
T. out for life, viii neyer give Us ths
progeny We desire for the raiSng d
osr race standard. What We nsed
To do b 70 make Had.
vieed marriage difficult, even impos-
SIDE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
'ucccEssFUL pRoTRAcTEp
MEETlhG AT WHEEL q

- %H
Hder c. a. NRebeil, II Mexico
mas closed a moot s1ccesAaul meetfna
lw1th Rev. W. L. Hatcher AZ win
field, Mo. seyoral confessions won,
made, and several restored 10 m,
church. Much interest was mani
Tested throughout the meeting. EJd.
er Mitchell win go to UnionviIe.
NO. NEXT week whore be viii hold !
two weeks' meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee, sr.. n
'his city, we're married 20 yoapu
sunday Owing to tho Illness a
'"fs lee, there was no large dinner
bla quite a number d old friends
e.'iodi among chem, Mr.. and Mrs.
" n. BoatmaEi, who YER married
% years last August and for many
y'7lfs we're nfaf ncaghbors o. Mr.
and Mrs. Lee.
mr. Lee and wife were The recini.
si's q many handsome bouqueta SIM
-, Ihey are among Mexico'a longoa
ana most rgYered married CONNIE.
and The Ledger Joins uheir br.t ~
oeyoted friends In wishing them
many happy returns Of the day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
WALLACE BOYLE TO ATTEND
STATE UNIVERSITY

Wallace Boyle. one Of ue bright.
@S' and most promising young teach.
ers IN Western Audrain. closed a
mort ~siieeessful school at Peasani
aTeeH last week 50 ven dA Wal.
lace teach The young idea how 10
shoot that tbo directors .sa
NTH the school again at an advanced
salary, but he declined In order that
% might attend The university. Mr..
scyle Is a graduate o the centraIta
sHAgh school and b a lad destined 70
make good in tho woF1d~-rhnfralia
Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
WELCOME TO aExcto,

8f and Mrs F. N. Stiles, d Mt.
Pleasant, a. have naoFed to this
.efy and are d0mGiIed IA a cory
home ia West MEXICO. The Ledger
joins the people Of this city in vel
coming them.
Mrs Lacy J. Mcdonald, Of Aux-
vase vas In this city a good porfLon
Of last Heek and the first Il ns
week, visiting Der friend, Mrs. Jane
NeTkTk. and the family Of W. D..
MefleMaM. nezr hsre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Tsere = = Rak IN babs
T ea=s=e=en. ssA.
~ ~ EtHhzns. h@ been e.
the faces a cold. oalcnlat
loss& and srsochy bachelon l
dosing moctnrs. proad faahe.
ford but b. M
thal conservation commIus
sHsaSissN ing solnmsues 4.
covered shaE keeTlEg an a.
and shiktreA On ons side -
nxAnic scale and al the p,a-
and sntsntnaI interest," IA ~
Itae sabhs ard children a.
tsve ecanonlc elements ara
ua na<ton 1896 .000. 90 =,
ma<h ~ o. ~esa@so1al ,os
trial interests pat tovethe,
N Dollars and Cent,
Tbe nsaanal coaeryao.
tss has decided TO arsue /.
uut esnfs- SO has n. al.
atadn Board ot Hea6h. AoS
Pa31fie Coast siatsaeans ~
e@ cred that the upbrinzng
nsease ehdd "a caAtornb
birth 70 re- twentleth brtha,.
H1N rs average couu,,e.
ne At 10 twefgash b!rha.r
oned * $1,000, something III
lex for pafEnts or sats !,
But from ahat day lis r.i..
erMses and By TIE tine :
reached thirty Il has becons
SIS 500 MS baHg the yaS. /
twenSbsth hlrshday. Plus l,9M
saaaenE ~easnangs- Up to n
ah gear. cold statistics ssr !
tenance and edaoatsoa. h. T
SIC go Isaging a net Deos
iaa a5Szse On ths iayssusn u
pdas and amlBes q uhiry xs.,a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16
COUNTY NEWS.

Joe Pot,s has returned 20 hsxlsl
aflesy an exteaded visit hers
Iohn Adkins al VandaIla, vas in
this city Saturday
Mrs. John Lane was in Va1daiia
this week on w. c. T. e. business.
Tie Montgomery City Rair will b.
held Sept y to 49,
o. T. schultz IS nome Ten = "i'
visit IN Kansas he SyS Fhile ne
wasn't 3ooking for aoyFAlnE az
found the county very dry
C. G. Bgbee Of near Aoiino a
a"me from Farr'eh a. hs -
%ers was "s '"'
saaoay
ana
n"1ne AfNsn
F" F4A AnDs
'nsan
LOUIS N'ple' q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

1gesbihe<os, D. c
BY . srAe psxsy vofs an De1no-
cnass opposing de sezzes csasmn
Tee On HlasNs to-day. Yoted 10 ~
port fssogably On BIN maset 5y she
Houss 20 create persazaent tarSs
.hoafd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-02-16

Ter.
Mrs. D. A. Powell was The INSTALL
ING offk5er ard the work was done
k a most rfesliiable manner
Aftes The Installation a Hteqary AMI
masksi programme was carried oit
which vas greatly enjoyed by the
members and visitors Ibesrasinmehtn
ttsneleihg of Zee cfea1u and cake
were served and al present spent an
enjoyable evening.
Washington Hive. H. o. r. NJ,
tlae a meguhatshp u eighty mem
lsers and the ifsurance carried by
Ne members amounts 10 s6s 900. itot
laster Hive, of this city. also has a
thriving Hive and expects to install
their officers shortly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
BeIgiun'S Preparations
For HOStiIitieS Between
Germany And France

LIEGE, Belgium, Aug. 3O.-A sensa.
ton has been created among the Bel
gian paople, especially those neal the
boundary yf France and Germany by
the militarI precautions which ere be-
ing put into effect by the Belgian gov
eminent.
A military council was held yester-
day at the villa OF Lieutenant General
Hellebaut, the minlste: o. war, to con-
slider measures to preserve the neu-
trali.y OF the county in the event OF
war between FraLCe aud Germany so
as 70 prevent the violation OF Beigian
territory by either combalant, Oh by
Great Pritain should that c.LrtrE be-
come involved
Great military activity has been in
evidence during the last two days.
Large supplies of shells for the from
tier forts and rifle ammunition have
been sent forward, ard a0Gltiorsi bat
teries of artillery and rapid-fire guns
have been shipped TO reinforce the
posts on all roads leading TO The Ger
man frontier.
BRUSSELS, Belgium, Aug. 30.-Two
special trains carrying field gums and
ammunition arrived today ct Namur,
thirty-six miles southeast IF brussels,
from Antwerp. The government az
pears to be making numerous rear
rangements in the army, especially
Strengthening the eastern garrisons.
RAMBOUILLET, France, Aug. 81
Premier Caillaux and Las colleagues
in the French cabinet met at the chat
( eau of President Fallieres here today
and listened to the narrative of JUS
tin Deserves, the foreign minister, con-
corning the latest developments of the
negotiations with Germany on the Mo-
roccan question. The cabinet ap-
proved in their final form the instruc-
lions to be given to Jules Cambon, the
French ambassador at Berlin.
While the cabinets instructions to
ambassador Cambon cannot be regard
ed as suggesting an ultimatum, they
contain, according to an earlier an
nouncement, the maximum terms
which France is willing to offer to
Germany.
The instructions endeavor to phrase
the French conception of Germany's
position in Morocco and they author
ize the French ambassador to offer
special portions of French Congo in
exchange for the absolute recognition
by Germany of Frances rights in Mo
rocco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08

The following is from Promotion
Secretary Woods report for the cur
rent week.
The pursers on all steamship lines
calling at Honolulu unite in praising
the plan adopted by the Promotion
Committee in having a representative
board steamers while off quarantine,
stating that this is the only port Of
call where such consideration is
shown their passengers. Between the
time the steamers are given pratique
and docking Mr. Jordan finds ample
opportunity to meet those who are
especially anxious for information
about various matters. Immediately
upon the arrival of the steamer at ner
wharf, if the Alakea, Mr.. Jordan goes
to our Information Room, which has
already been swept and busted, and
/ is supplied with a full line of adVer-
Using matter, writing material, etc
The convenience of our sub-station
including the use of the telephone
are greatly appreciated. Full and re
liable information about all matters
Is freely given, but no attempt Is
made to influence the inquirer as tc
the comparative merits of the diner
ent hotels and boarding houses, eX
cursion bureaus or garages.
If people living in the city or on
the other islands are DESTROYS OF hav
ing friends met with special mes
sages. our representative will be only
too glad to oblige them. We have
been able to serve several parties II
this way recently.
Pacific Coast Advertising.
Regarding our Pacific coast distri
button, concerning which there ha
been some criticism, Hawaii folder
may be found in the racks of ever
hotel of any consequence along tn
= Pacific coast from Vancouver to Sa
3 Diego, as we'll as at all of the Touris
a Bureaus and in all railway and steam
n ship offices, as we'll as at the office
e of all of the Pacific coast agencies
local firms. We have as well stan
a ing advertisements in three of II
e leading railway and tourist gui'
e books and have special representati'
Of at every tourist ticket validatil
office.
" Concerning our special work
st Southern California, Mrs. M. S, VIII
ney of this city kindly allowed me
read a letter recently received FRI
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
ARMY AND NAVY

Ter and child, Lieutenant and Mrs. G.
w. Stewart and two children, Lieuten-
ant B. r. Campbell, Lieutenant and
Mrs. L. r. Fredendall, Lieutenant and
Mrs. F. A. Barker, Lieutenant D. S.
Lanzner, Lieutenant W. A Reed, En-
sign Allan G. Kirk, Ensign c. e. Rear
don, Philip Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Hissong, w. G. Rice, Paul
Wulff, George C. Mason, George S.
Barwald, ]. p, Bergert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul B. Harm, Mrs. Frederick Funs-
ton and two children, Mrs. George S.
Young and daughter, Mrs. F. S. Long
and daughter, Mrs. c. S. Ridley, Mrs.
H. Hawley and child, Mrs. H. G.
Davids, Miss Lottie Christmas, Miss
A. B. Macdonald, Mrs. S. A. Bortz,
Mrs. b. B. Swilling, Mrs. H. ], Hirsch-
niger and child, Mrs. G. G. Layer and
two children, Miss c. M. Morrall, Mrs.
E. NJ. Hickey and child, Miss A, Il.
Thompson, Mrs. Eta B. Walker and
daughter. Rev. and Mrs. A. U. Logan
Commander G. H. Stafford, U, S. NJ
and Mrs. Stafford; Mrs. H. j. Castles
and two children,
Troops to Canal Zone.
WASHINGTON, September IA
series of thinly-veiled threats to blow
I'D the canal, made by the members
of the anti-Arozomena faction in Pan
anna, is the cause of the Tenth regi
ment of infantry being hurried to
the canal zone, The regiment will g
direct to the zone from the 'maneuveI
camp" in Texas without its member
being permitted to return to thei
: home station at Fort Benjamin Hai
= rison at indianapolis to say goodbye
/ It will sail from Galveston on tn
+, transport Fitzpatrick.
j., This dispatching of the Tenth
! CONTINUED from page eleven.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
Coming on the Logan.

Coming on the Logan
SAN FRANCISCO, September q
The transport Logan, which will
sail from this port on September5
for Manila and stop at Honolulu and
Guam, will carry a heavy passenger
list, taking out many officers OF the
army and their families.
Those scheduled are as follows:
Colonel Randolph Dickens, United
States marine corps; Lieutenant Col
onel Webster Vinson, paymaster;
Lieutenant Colonel w. Y. Stamper'
Second infantry Mrs. Stamper and
two children; Major and Mrs. H. M.
Lord, Major and Mrs. E. E. Traub ana
two children, Major and Mrs. w. M.
Cruikshank and daughter, Major M.
C. Buckley, paymaster; Captain H.
w. Mearns, Twentieth infantry; Cap
tain and Mrs. Tillman Campbell and
two children; Captain and Mrs. g. D.
Freeman Jr., DIR. Edwin L. Jones' u
S. ~. Mrs. Jones and two children
Lieutenant Ernest Durr, U. 5. M
CAPTAIN and Mrs. r. Smith, Captain
and Mrs. f. V. S Chamberlain and
two children, Lieutenant G. G. Cul'
yer, Lieutenant H. G. Stahl, Leuten'
ant w. H. Smith, Lieutenant and Mrs
N. B. Rehkopf and three children
Lieutenant Mari O'Connor, Meuten-
ant w. s. Sturgill, Lieutenant and
Mrs. H. |. Harris, Lieutenant and Mrs
J. w. Love and two children, Lieuten
ant and Mrs. W. c. Potter, Lieuten
ant and Mrs. ]. r. Bradley, Lieuten
ant D. M. Gardner Jr., United States
marine corps; Lieutenant Joseph Cas-
per, Lieutenant H. N, Preston, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. G. w, Cook ant
child, Lieutenant ]. w. Aydelotte
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. r. Beery
Lieutenant and Mrs. A. o. Davis AM
child, Lieutenant and Mrs. Troup Mi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-08
PROMOTION COMMITTEE WORK
IN MANY DIFFERENT PLACES

/ friend of hers in Los Angeles, in
which appeared the following state
nents:
81 have watched the work of the
Hawaiian Promotion Committee for
some years and have recently become
with Mrs. Headlee, thor
Mrs. Headlee is a
booster for Hawaii and everybody
here. seems to know it. She is GER
tainly a conscientious and hard
worger for island interests. l have
been surprised at the accuracy of her
lectures on Hawaii before she went
there, but since her extended visit
they have been even better. The Los
Angeles Chamber of Commerce Is, as
you know, probably the best equipped
organization of it's kind in the world,
They are all friends of Hawaii there,
and the half-hour lectures given daily
by Mrs. Headlee are appreciated by
all who are fortunate enough to hear
them. 1t is not only in her office and
Chamber of Commerce work that Mrs.
Headlee is doing so well, but as you
know, she is in constant demand for
women's club entertainments and ad-
dresses before various organizations
1t is safe to say that no tourist Wis
its the Pacific coast without stopping
for time at least in Los Angeles,
and again it is quite safe to say that
no traveller leaves that city without
having heard something of Hawaii,
We have displayed on the Pacific
coast at the present time about fifty
enlarged copies of Gartley's, Bonines.
Perkins and Williams best work,
and as fast as funds permit are add
ing to the number. l am hoping, how
ever, that we may yet be able to
arrange for placing about twenty-five
of our Kiosks of colored Transparent,
cies at various points and will look
into the matter during my trip to the
= coast.
Tourist Would Settle Here.
The visit of the Cleveland still
+ bears fruit, as is evidenced by thu
e following letter.
e at is my intention to leave thi
II country, which has been my head
3 quarters for about ten years, and
am getting data from different place
n which ! think would please me as
t. residence. | was in Honolulu a fey
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