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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
GU i N EA S

s-rzHIS most valuable and hearty
variety of fowls are nothing
like so common as they were
years ago. Many years ago on
nearly every farm could be found
a flock of guineas, but it is a rare
thing now that you ever see many
of these birds on The average farm.
There are several varieties of gui-
meas the pure white, pearl guineas,
dark blue, speckled or lavender
colored and the ordinary gray gut
nea. They are all practically the
same family of guineas, and are sim
liar in habits to the different va
rieties of pheasahts, in fact they
are a species of pheasants. Guineas
are served as pheasants in a great
many places, and in flavor are very
similar. There is nothing any bet
ter than a young guinea when they
are properly cooked, either broiled,
fried, roasted or baked. The dark
colored guineas have the dark col
ored flesh, which is Objectionable
by some people after being cooked,
but the white gtineas have white
flesh and are very attractive when
dressed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
There's a Difference
Los Angeles Evening Heral

Los angeles Evening Herald.
II am going to learn to swim this
summer"
Il thought George taught you to last
summes.
But 1 am no longer engaged to
George"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

INEESTNENT-Ten thousand dollars cash will
buy a twelve thousand dollar house and lot
completely furnished that rents for two hnn.
bred dollars monthly. Mortgaged to hank for
seven thousand. Address Health Seeker, No
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
ANSWER.

Your little ducks are evidently
getting something to ca or to
drink that sticks to the downy
feathers around the beak. Milk,
IL fed to young ducks or young
chickens will often cause this trOu-
BILE. They should always have
vessel to drink out of with clean
water inside deep enough to get
their heads under ater. This viii
help largely to keep their beaks
clean, and relieve them Of the trou-
BILE. They should be fed on bread
soaked in milk, but the milk should
be squeezed cut so that II is just
damp before being fed. They
should also have plenty green food
and water just before they eat and
while eating. but it should be ia
ken away from them afterwards.
Silver Spangls1 Hamburgs are
great layers. They are inclined to
be delicate while young. but are
beautiful fowl and are certainly
great egg producers.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Newburn, Fla.-I am a Subscri-
Der of the Atlanta Journal and am
interested in the poultry business.
and want to ask you TO tell me
through The Journal what the trou-
BILE is with my little Indian Run
ner ducks. The down around their
eyes becomes stiff and seems as
though it is plastered to the skin.
Then their bills will turn white
and they die. Their eyes do not
seem sore and the ducks seem
we'll until their bills turn white.
They eat well until the last. II
you can help me any way 1t will
be highly appreciated. Please let
me hear from you in the next
Journal. as 1 have a nice lot of eggs
setting and want to do all ] can
to save them.
l would like to know your opin-
ion of the Silver Spangled Ham
burg chicken l have a few Of
them and find them TO be the best
LAYERS / ever saw.
Thanking you again for any in
formation, I am,
MRS. J. p. ROWLAND.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
ANSWER.

Little guineas should be fed the
same as little chickens or little tur-
keys If you give them the grain
food the same as you would little
chickens, it is also a good idea to
give them at least one feed each
day of curd mixed with boned eggs
and corn meal. AS soon as they are
old enough, it is a good idea to
give them a nice grassy run every
day after the dew is off so that
they can get bugs and insects as it
seems to do them more good than
anything else
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

SPOT COTTON MARzI
afiErta steady. Iec.
New YORK. quiet. N 6o-1ooc.
New Orleans. steady. 12Lc
.Tiverpool. steady. 64-iood-
Galveston. quiet. 12Ac-
savannah. steady. 12c-
Norfolk. steady. 12c-
bairignore. nominal l2c.
WtlminEtun- duh. l1Ec.
Philadelphia. n $500.
Bcstcn quiet. n 60-1oQc-
Mnisiis tresny. IKE
CharieSto1- steady. i1hc.
AuEusta. IKE
Houston. II I5-iec-
Memphis. nominaI. 13Nc-
81 Lnrls. firm. axe.
Louisville quiet T9tkc.
Macuu- steady. lie.
reiunihts. sresdy. tti&e
rhariottr. sfesdy. I.c.
Little Rork. quiet. IKE
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following were TIE ruling prices on the
exrhange foslaFs
Tone. a1lst but steady. sales 1000. mid
ling s es-lood.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Tone elruIEs sales lh.aIN.
SUGAR, PETROLEUM. HIDES AND LEATHER
CBy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK. June 2T--Raw sugar steady
muscovado 50 test $3.50; centrifugal. So test
s3-s8: molassez - test. s3f1: refined easy.
Petroleum. molasses
Hides STEADY
Leather firm
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Sulligent, Ala: VIII you please
answer through The Journal how to
feed and care for young guineas.
People tell me they are hard to
raise, 1 have a few just Matched.
Any information will certainly be.
appreciated. Please answer In the
miWeekly Journal which comes
to me twice a week. Shall be very
much Obliged. A N.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
ANSWER.

IT is very evident that your ducks
have been fed too much rfich feed
and not a balanced ration. Therefore.
their bones have become tender and
have not grown I'm strength in pro-
portion to the weight they are carry
inG.
Aunt Patsy food made in a mash Is
a balance ration for yo ing ducks and
is fine for them. Corn bread is too
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Hartsfield, Gal would like for you
to give me a remedy for my chickens.
They will lay in the morning and be-
fore night they can't hold up their
heads. They seem to be perfectly all
right until they are taken and then
die at once. Please give me a name
for the disease, also remedy through
The Journal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS

BE A DETECTIvC-Earn from $50 TO $500
per month: travel over the world. Write
e. T. Ludwig. 1861 scarritt Bldg. Kansas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

Douglas, Ga: l have been raising
Indian Runner Ducks for the last
year. and have had splendid luck I'M
til a few days ago. / noticed yes
terday when | went home that all of
the female ducks seem TO be practi-
cally paralyzed, that they have very
little use of their feet. and when they
jump about they have to balance
themselves with their tail and wings.
Would thank you to let me know the
reason for this, as l am afraid that
] win lose all that have.
I have heen feeding them chicken
chowder, putting a little grit and
charcoal with it, l give them plenty
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

BIG BARGAINS-Men's and women's hand
kerchiefs - cents. 3 for % cents. Honest
dealing. Atlanta supply Co., Postoffice Box
OPS. Albania.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
KODAK rrNIsH1Ne.

CHEAPEST prices on earth by Photographic
specialists Developing Brownie films Or 314
and ga 10 Prints .02 and .O4. Mail your
films to Kodak Finishing Co. Dept. c.. Green
vile, S. {,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
ANSWER.

From description given your chick
ems evidently have ptomaine poison,
which is caused from their getting
some poisonous food. 1 had an article
in The Journal few days ago in linn
berneck, which covers your case. If
you will read this article and follow
same you can avoid the trouble men
toned.
1t would be best for you to yard
your chickens where they can get
only what you give them to eat I'M
til the poisonous matter they are get
ting is removed or disappears from
the place. Give them some good con-
dition powders in theri soft feed and
cleanse their system.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28


TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesman; good paw.
steady work and aroHoti0n: exnerience IN
aecessarv. as we viii give complete inziruc-
trns. Piedmont Tobacco Co. Box XII Dan
vile. Va.
SELL. FRIfIT trees summer work for fearhers.
college bcyE and farmers easy 70 sell and
big profits. Smith Bros. pert 20, Concord. Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON


NEW ORLEANS. June 2T.-Cottou futures
erened steady AZ = lcss ~ points on poor
cahieS. The weather ynap vas unfavorahle ana
prevented = full Response 20 the lower Enelisn
market Too much rain vas again rep0rted IN
TIE eastern haif OF the cotton region ana the
forecast promised more moisture. Private re-
ncrtH comnlafned that farm work was being
hincered ~ the rains and that the plant was
foinc we'll herause 81 too cool nights At the
end % the first half hour q business prices
werr , 10 3 points under Yesterdays close
The market was duh throughout the morn
lnE ,essiou hut prices held steady July al
rnnced roints over yesterdays cicse on
gerry few trades Buyers found contracts scorce
IN dhld rriefS ar cn themselves The strength
= July heInesl the new crop months to some
extent. Little outSite business Vas done and
trading waz chiefly Tor professional account
AZ nom July Vas points NJ and the rev
rrnps were q points M compared With the
dnai ocotations q YESTERDAY
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

TET aEEo--I-GI ETGEG-T
CHICAGO. June 2T.-Buter steady; cream
cries 251 25cs dairies 2IM24c.
Eggs steady. receipts le0S caesx. at mark
easel Included. 16dlTcs ordinary firsts. lie
firstE. Isle.
Cheese steady: daisies. 15a15Ec; twins. f4ss
til5c. young AToericas. .15lsGI5ssc; long horne
fsG15Lc.
Potatoes efeaeFs receipts. new 40 cars. Old
9 cars. new. SINGLE. 0ld. 00GT5c
Poultry-Eive flrm. turkeys I2c; chickens
fa1Ae. springs 25kfsos
veal steady. sf7fic-
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
fBy Associated Prszs.l
KANSAS CITY. June c7.-Rutter creamery.
Eggs. extras IehG20c: flrsts 17AdIsc.
seconds. 1sNc
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ga. June 2T--Spi its firm. 44ss
fr41c. sales uaua. Resin firm. afer white
lT.s5 window glass S7.fsHT.5s. ST45 II
b. 25dT.4o. X ST-a0GT-a5. ST.20dT.25. II
tT.loGT2s. g sTlogT.29 s!1OaT25. z
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

Ire foIlowlnE were me ruling prices IN tss
sv~han-e today.
Tone very stesdy; middIing 12Sc. steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

fattening and II should not be fed un-
less wheat bran Is mixed with II.
Your ducks should have some exer-
else at the age they are and should
be fed at least one feed a day of
grain food, any of the ordinary
scratched feeds that are on the mar
ket are all right for this purpose but
should be dampened hefore being fed.
am sending you my book on the
care of Indian Runner Ducks
The best hen house for your ducks
would be a plain shed II feet wide,
80 feet long. feet high on the back
and feet high on the front North,
east and west sides should be closed
and the south or front side should be
open. The piece of land referred to
is plenty large fof1ghis number of
ducks.
Atlanta. Ga: viii you give me
a good formula for whitewash? Is
this a good time to dip your chick
ems? Please answer in The Jour
nal. ID. II. c.
ANSWER.
A good formula for whitewash
is as follows: Half a bushel of
unslaked lime, Stake in warm wa
ter, cover it during the process to
keep in the steam; strain the liquid
through fine sieve or stralner; add
a peck of salt previously well dis
solved in warm water. three pounds
of ground rice boiled to thin paste
and stirred in boiling water; half
pound of Spanish whiting. and
pound of glue which has been pre-
viously dissolved over slow fire.
Add five gallons of hot water in the
mixture. stir well and let IL stand
for a few days, covered from the
dirt. Strain carefully and apply
with a spray pump. 1t should be
put on hot. Now is the proper
time to dip your chickens.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
PERSONAL


STOCKNAN s. worth $50. COO would marry
Confidential. X. Box IS. Toledo League.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

WIDOW rs. worth SIS 600. would marry. Con-
fidential. r., Box IS. Toledo League. To-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
wANrED-MALE HELP

AUT 9afOBHE COLLEGE. % L. Cain ST.. Allan
ia Go. Men wanted at once 10 learn automo-
bile business Positions secured. catalos free
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28

MARRY-Many wealthy members. Will marry.
All ages. Description free. Reliable Club.
Dent. 80 Box 266. Oakland. Cal
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-06-28
Atlanta Markets
ATLANTA COTTON

ATLANTA Ca, June 27.LCOttOn by wagon.
steady. 12c.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21

The Oceanic Steamship Company
liner Ventura, which was taken from
the Hunters Point drydock last week
after being practically reconstructed
and greatly improved, has been put
through its PAGES In a run to the Far.
allones and about the bay. The yes
sci has already been tested and found
to be cminently satisfactory.
The Ventura has not been in service
for four years, hut will now run as a
companion ship with the Sonoma OF
the Oceanic company's fleet to the an
tipOdes. Before inaugurating its new
schedule, the Ventura will make one
trip to Honolulu, sailing on June %
to relieve the Sierra, which Is being
Cverhaulcd. The Sonoma will sail
July 20 for Sydney via Honolulu and
fago Page and will thereafter alter.
nato the run with the Ventura.
In reiitting and improving the liner
no details were overlooked. In add
ton to many Injuries and convenience
cs provided for the passengers, atten,
ton was paid TO the speed and safety
of the Ventura. The fast service
which It will help to maintain will
bring the Antipodes much nearer to
the Golden Gate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
THINNING game
GOES VERY FAST

The picked teams of oahu Senior
League players which are to play on
Maui and Hawaii July Fourth. got to-
gethcr yesterday afternoon at Athletic
Park ana made a great fight Of II for
twelve innings The score was tie,
3 to ., after an even dozen frames
and II was decided to call the game
on with honors equally divided. TIE
real feature of the game was the quick
time In which the twelve innings were
completed.
There was no score for either team
after the fourth inning, although II
took sensational fielding to cut Off some
of the men who threatened the rubber.
Altogether, 1t wasNa good game to
watch, and. considering the fact that
the admission was nothing, with moth
ing added for grandstand, the attend
ance was disappointingly small. Reeve
umpired a fine game for nine innings.
when he was replaced by Murphy, who
gave equal satisfaction.
The score 10y innings and lineup:
Walluku 20 o 0 , o 90 0 0 %
Hilo .......O o. 200 90 90 0 %
Wailuku-- SOuza, 3b; Yamashiro. Of:
Frcitas, SO: Ornellas, Oh; williams, III;
lnman, g; Motley, RI: Matsuichi, II;
Tony McdcirOs D. Mike 'Hardic batted
for Motley In the twelfth and got n
two Dagger, but no run damage was
done.
Hlo eco Chillngworth p; Markham,
81; \. Dcsha, 2b; Franco IS; McIn-
tyre, RI; Buckley, c; Drcicr Id; Hayes,
If: Kupa-D. Dcsha, Of,
Umpircs, Reeve and Murphy; time
of game, I hour 2S minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
HEALANIS May Be OUT OF
senior RACES ON REGATTA
DAY Owing To ACCIDENT

Serious doubt now exists whether
the Hcalani Boat clubs barge crew
will be able to participate In the events
Of Regatta Day, next september. Late:
examination of the new siX-oarcd barge
Eulamanu, which rammcd japanese
sampan Wednesday afternoon, has re-
vcaled the fact that the frail structure
received greater damage than was sus-
pcCtcd--so great, in fact. that II viii
be practically impossible to repair il
for. the senior event of the big day.
II has been found that In addition
to the badly stove-in bow. the barge
Is badly weakened and warped. some
Of the long side strips being twisted
out Of shape i'm such manner that IL
can only he repaired by replacing these
with new strips.
New pieces are unobtainablc here
and to properly repair the barge the
services of the builder, All Rogers, will
be necessary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21

Immediately following Wednesdays
accident the Ilcalanl club officials ca
blcd Rogers asking that he rush work
on the other new cared barge, or
dcrCd some time ago. work on that
boat has not yet begun, and II is un-
likely II can be finished and shipped
down here in time for the September
races
So far ms known at present, the
Healani boys will give the only boat
racing events on July Fourth. They
are planning to turn out four crews
who will use the old boats, The orig
inal intention to have program of in
tcrclub events has been declared off
because many of the oarsmcn of the
Myrtle club have planned to attend
the horse races mt IIilo on the Fourth.
The latter have been invited, however,
to enter crews in the Hcalani clubs
events If they desire
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
HOW They Stand

II Is II singular feature Of the race
In the big baseball leagues that neither
league leader Is at the head of the
list in either fielding or batting.
In the National League the Giants
stand fourth in fielding being surpass-
ed by Cincinnati. Pittsburg and Chi
cago They are second in batting
Pittsburg having the lead. Pittsburg
first in batting ana second in fielding,
stands second in the percentage table
The champion Athletics are first in
both batting and fielding in the Amer
lean League, and fourth In the per-
ccntagc table. The White SON, who
uniil recently led the league in games
won, are third In both fielding and
batting. Baseball Is IA peculiar game!
Percentages June Is:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
FIVE JUNIOR TEAMS
IS FORM A NEW CIRCUIT

Five strong Junior teams have de-
cided to form ball league and play
out the rest of the season, the sched-
ule to open July IA. John Motley OF
the j. A. Cs. Is the unanimous choice
for president. and it is reported that
he will accept the office. A. r. Vierrg'
will be vice president. The teams to
comprise the new league, the name of
which has not yet been decided, are
the Young Hawaiis, Standards, Beau
ties, Eagles and Yc Liberties
The game between the Young lla-
walls and the Beauties, which was
scheduled for next Sunday, has been
called off, the latter team not caring
to hook up until the regular league
season starts,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
YOUNG C0BBS AND
STARllGHTS TO PLAY

The Young Cobbs and the StarliGhts
have come to an agreement over n
ball game to be played next Sunday
afternoon at MakiSi. The Cobbs were
first In the field with their challenge,
which was promptly snapped up by
the Starlights, the aggregation that
formerly played under the name OF
Ocean Views, and this morning the
deal was closed,
There Is talk of league for teams
of this class, and It Is pretty certain
that some such organization will be
formed, with the Young Cobbs, Star
lights. Stars and Central Grammar
Alumni banded together. The cap
tains of the four teams will hold a
meeting soon to discuss business. w.
Lee captains the Cobbs, Walter Thomp-
son the Starlights and Meu Fong the
Centrals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
y - u
SEALS BEAT INTER-
NATIONALS INDOORS

There was a good. exhibition of in
door baseball last night on the Y. NJ.
G. A. games hall floor, which result
ed In . to 7 victory for the Seals
over the Internationals. The game was
pitchers battle, throughout, and
brought out a really good exhibition
of the board floor game.
The lne-ups:
Seals-George Otto, c; Joe Decoito
(captain), p; Joe Dora (manaGer), Id;
Herbert Byrne, 2b; Lewis Baptist, 3b;
Walter Thompson IS; Rose, II; San
ford, CT; j. Baptist, RI.
Internationally " Decoito, C;
Chris Benny, q; J. .Carvalho, lb; A.
Nunes, 2b; j, Roderiques, 3b; J. V
Decoito, IS; l.. Souza, RI; Tai 10y
YIN, IT.; Cecil Benny. CT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21

Thor, IL , ii,tIc but nf tcnnis sncc-
,ot,rs y,r, have tho hnbit" and who
sho,, 40, re,rI,r,,, for eycry tnurun-
,,,nt r,,tch ycstrrd,y thc,. wore on
hand M tho NIoana Hotel co,rts to
600 tho cncn,n, MAY In IN. doubles
,o,,nar,cn, a, The Private courts As-
sociatinn nnd their prcscnce ON the
lanai NJ IN, noyIIion lcnt color and
nnir,otion IN tho scens and started the
event Win an IN, eclnt .of n truly four
nomc,t . ~ 0.'' IL
rho dov wns ideal for phy. and
coo, Of ,L, r,,tch,s brou,bt n,,t renI :
10 good tennis Also thcro was some
,or,. s.d tennis nut nm bv Nsou,c of the
ntoyars yybo ontored merely for tho
snnr, n, niaving ond womb have had
heart disease had tbev lasted through
mo first round,
prohabI,. Tho host match ~ tho day
,ro,,, ,ho sncctators, standnoint was
,bot In which IittIeiohn and Young
doraated Axe,rod and Courtenay in
,throc hard fought sets Young wps
an, bis usuoI forn, and tho naIr com
sIdared about tho most formidable I'm
M, o,,,r,. cove yor,, moor Going down
ana ont ot Tho start Axelrod as nre-
,I,,,,, Il, 81, ,,o,t,,,,,,,, o., III sL,,,Jn,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
It :, 1t IT IT II tt tt . II . 81 :, /. :, It
VETERAN TRAINER is
REPLACED BY MAlONEY.

. After many years Of service OK.
tending through many college :
/: generations, Dad" Moulton, the .
, veteran trainer of Stanford foot.
ball heroes and track stars, has :
been deposed from the high posi-. 8
: ton he has held for so long, and /!
younger man named In his ;
place. Nominally "Old Dad" will :
still be the official trainer when ;
the cardinals athletes gather for :
! their first football practice next :
fall, but Maloney, younger man /;
who will do the hard work, has /;
been named to the position of as (:
sistant trainer. :
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-21
Bulletins Page of Sports
o 9 o o o Q Q o o . 20 . Q .
FAST POLO EXPECTED AT
MOANAlUA.

q. There should be slashing
e. game of polo on the Moanalua
4. field tomorrow afternoon. There
&. Is a lot of rivalry between the
g color teams of the local club.
q. and the Blue Red affair to-
Z. morrow Is Il critical one in the
% series.
9 Play win start shortly before
d: o'clock, and six 7-minutc pc
o. RODS will be played.
- The Fifth Cavalry players
% win probably send their ponies
" In To Moanalua in couple OF
. weeks, to condition them there
- for ithc championship gamoS
:" aud from now until the tour
- namcnt, the polo season will he
. Ut It's height.