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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Snnnisl1 Rnr
RicllheId.
GIRLS PICKED TEAM
WILL PLAY SENIORS

The girls last basketball game AT high
school will be played tonight In the high
school gymnasium. The game will start
play 2 team picked from all classes
None OF the other teams i'm the class
series can compete with the seniors
ne picked Team was chosen early In the
week aud they have been practicing
hard. All the girls hope TO humble the
proud seniors
atter the game an informal dance will
ne held The proceeds Of the game Will
go 10 help out the Girls Athletic ASSOC
cisuon. The teams will line up as fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
SENSE OF HUMOR Il
LEADS TO Arr

Just by way OF showing n
hunnor. Sergeant George n
company r. Twentieth o. Nm S
picked UP w. p. Lawson, pl
tossed him over the reliins
basement Of the Dixon - -
agency, al First South ana ~
street. shortly after midnigM +
"I lust did II for Joke.
the sergeant with a Eln On
when he was brought 70 ~ ~
Seant's office al the poliee r
was locked UP ON a cnasss ~ /
Lawson. who weighs aDoui -
as compared with Simopss a.
alighted on his right eye y.a,lo snS
a long cash over tna' opgS ps,,1
interfere with his sight ior - ~
come, Patrolman C. a. TIE
Jsiier Tom Gillespie drsssso e. 20 kcn1
and Lawson was able 70 ~ ~
'.If he mean, il for 2 lvns,t sttd (
son why that's all right ~" ~
got sense OF humor myse":
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
JOHNSON WANTS T0
SEE RIVALS mo

julius johnson. the wresueE y
returned from Richfield yesterd!
shown the challenge OF Jack Y
son. Johnson said.
"Harbcrtson' statement that m
me in Preston is absolutely nm
want 10 see the color OF his n16'
he viii get a little bona flde b1
Will wrcstle him soon enough. q
public or private. lie talks o 70:
have seldom known him 10 ~
money
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
BILL WATKINS IS
REAL "BLACk HOPE"
By Internatioua, News Service.

NEW YORK, Feb 29.-Bnl Watkins OF
Nashville. Tenn. distinguished himself
as a real black hope when he Knocked
out Black Bill OF Philadelphia tonight al
the National Sporting club.
The end came In tho sixth round from
a wcll-directed right hook TO the law
Watkins appeared 10 be a pretty nifty
two handed fighter He had a corking
left jab. with which ne STAYED off BiIly 8
rushcs and in close quarters he showed a
plppin of right uppcrcut lie upper
cut Black Bill hard enough during the
abbreviated battle 10 knock out several
ordinary fellows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
BELGIUM ENTERS
u. s, AERO CONTEST

NEW YORK FEB. 2a.--The Aero club
OF Belgium is the latest entrani for tho
aviation race 10 be held IN
this country next September II las
notified the Aero club Of America that IL
will send three entries This Is the 6rst
time Belgium has been represented I'm tfis
contest France In the only other chsl-
lenReT. The lists close todsy. America
has nnttl the day preceding the race to
pick It's defending team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
What We Never FORGET

according 10 science. are the things as.
sociated with our early home life. such
a. Bucklen s Arnica Sslye, that moth er
or grandmother used 10 cure our burns.
holls, scalds. sores, akin eruptious. cuts
spraiDs or bruises. Forty wears OF cures
prove its merit Unrivaled fog piles.
rorns or cold sures. Only - cents al
Sehramm-J obnsou, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
ZBYSZKO EASILY 1
THROWS GER

By International News Service.
DETROIT. Mich, Feb.ss.,,
Zbyszko defeated Herman 80
young German wrestler. IN stisi
here tonight Ia rather easy issn.
took tbe nrst IN 3s:o7, with @o.
and the second In 1874 WIN I
In a preliminary Dr.. kolIer ~
Yankee Rogers In straight nnss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Uvick 20 Box Cortev.

OMAHA. Neb. Fob. 2e-"Biily" Uvlck
the Omaha EeltsrReight. Was matched 10,
dsv with Walter Coffsv of Teop Angeles
for tpentv-roDud hRht in that cifV.
March l5 Gvick and his manager start
81 tonight FOR California. where he viii
Somplels his training.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
New Directories Just Issued

The Utah State Gazetteer s Business
DIRECTORY. l9l2l3. price $500. Nevada
state Gazetteer & Business Directory.
lel2-l3, pTice $1,000. Send IN your
order nov.
K. l.. POLK & co. Publishers,
6l5 Dooll Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
KNOCKED DOWN IS
TIMES IN SIX ROUNDS
BY international News Service

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 29.-Joe Grim
look his usual beating tonight at the
BTnad"ay Athletic club, Harry Ramsey
innicuug H. Grim hit the floor thirteen
times during the six rounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
Turk Throws Australian.

JACKSON. Mich Feb 2a-Yussefs
Hussane won in straight falls from Frank
Datkus. heavyweight wrestling champion
or Australia here tonight. The nrrt fall
vas in nine minutes and the second in
sixteen minutes.
Van Camp Pork and Beans now Zoe,
Inc our
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01

When the call for a special
was issued by Governor Oddie mar
sons thought that the urIzefieh<
would he changed 10 prevent fhs
son-Flrnn match July 4 lust acf<
Nevada line from Wendover, Mai.
that the legislature has adjourncS
ONT altering the fight law Jack
will probably have no trouble IN
the bout. AS the present n,eaaur
enacted for the purpose Of pei
such contests.
TWO Years ago Nevada passe5
against dueline and provided seysr
ishment for any person who juja1
other in fight even II the assal]1|
unarmcd Reno citizens. who q
posed to the Johnson t1vnn houf.
mora grounds, but because Ut1|
the financial benefit, have cited th|
ing law as means Of stopping ID.
Competent legal opinion. however
the effect that while this law min
Ia punish thn fighters after they &
iurod each other. it cannot be 4
TO prevent the fight.
Curley will merely have 10 r
$1,000 license 10 the county In u
holds the contest and will be sllo|
proceed without trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
THE Art OF PRINTING

Would pc lost in Salt Lake If the Cen.
turr we're not in business. 55-57 Pos;
Office place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-01
JOHNSON -FLYNNB|
IS LEGAL IN NEV|
Special Session of LegisI,|
AdjournS Without Amer|
ing Law.
By Gus Mao
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
CARSON CITY, New. Feb. !,
special session OF The Nevada ia,
came 10 close this afternoon :,
business transacted was the ~,
Of funds from tile state school 4,
run the state government. 4
Governor Oddic has issued a :,
stating that this would complete d
Gramne
There was nothing done on H.
night law and u remains az II y
fore the session. n
No action was taken on diyotes
ur"s or any legislation aside h.
financial business mentioned. chj.
tiee Sweeney and State Printer
worth came 10 blows in the cauifo|
late yesterday over thu passage 0'
lief bill. Friends separated lhsm
damage was done
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27
By Tom Andrews.

By Tom Andrews.
The arguments over the Lang
ford-McVey battle, at Sydney,
Australia, in which McVey was
returned the winner by R. L.
Snowy" Baker, has caused many
to inquire what sort of a man
Baker is.
Baker gave the fight to McVey,
and Tommy Burns, who seemed
to be pulling for Langford, de-.
clared the decision unfair, as did
some sporting writer's, especially
the critic of the Sydney Referee.
This recalls to me Eugene Cor
ri's decision, when Langford and
McVey fought in Paris last April.
CORR called it draw. l saw the
fight and thought Langford had
a shade, but had, to admit later
that, Corri's decision,was correct,
as McVey jabbed Langford and
did the most damage, although
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-27

Langford, at times, worked
havoc on McWey's body.
No doubt this gave McVey
courage and in Australia he
profited by experience and Ba-
ker's decision was as near correct
as could possibly have been given.
Baker has a splendid reputa-
ton. | watched him frequently
in Australia and never saw him
make a mistake, save once. This
was in the Clabby-Dave Smith
fight. l thought Clabby held
Smith for more than half the
distance and should have a draw;
In a previous battle between
Johnny Thompson and Tim
Land, Baker got into an argu-
ment with Clabby. Thompson
was unable to see with his left
eye after the seventh and Clabby
kept telling Baker that Land had
something on his gloves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
OFFICERS BELOW
THE RANK OF MAJOR
BACK TO COMMANDS

All officers below the rank of major
on detached service in the Department
OF Hawaii, who have not served two
years with their companies during the
past SIX years, are to be returned to
Their respective commands, and a LIST
forwarded from the local department
to division headquarters in San Fran.
cisco.
Under date of September 10, the ad.
lutant-generals department at Wash.
lngton transmitted to the division com.
mander at San Francisco, who trans.
mitted the same to General Macomh
mere, statement containing the pro.
visions of law recently enacted re.
curing all officers below ma ior s rank
VINO have not served with troop. hat.
terry or company for two years, to he
returned to such duty. Serious penal.
hes are provided for non. compliance
with the provisions of the act
Inc names of any officers in this
'ategory in the Department of Hawaii
ire TO include paymasters, quartermas.
'ers, recruiting officers, instructors of
militia and officers ON duty with col.
eyes. WI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
(Bv rederal wireless reIerrnnh.

SEATTLE, Washington, September
s5.-(Special to The Advertiser Mail
Sdvices from Valdez, Alaska, say
Mount Wrangell, the most widely
Known of the smoking volcanoes of
alaska, is again in eruption. Lieuten.
ant Prosser of the Signal Corps, who re.
7urned to Valdez after a trip of in
spection along the military telegraph
hne between Valdez and Fairbanks, re.
ported that Mount Wrangell is throw
ing out large volumes of smoke and
lava.
Instead of one crater there are now
Nc least seven vents and with The aid
Of field glasses lava can be seen issninp
nom the openings and flowing down
Scross the glacier This is believed TO
Be the explanation of the suipnnr wa.
ger in the streams draining that dis.
Hzict.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
DRIVE OUT THE
RHEUMAT ISM
You VIII Never Ee Well While
the Poisons of This Disease Are
In Your Blood.

Last winter was the first time in
I twenty years that did not have al at
TACK oil Rheumatism, said man who
vas recommending Dr. Williams Pink
I4;S LOT THIS painful disease.
W. lihams' link Pills for Pale Peo-
PIE 60 the only tlii"g that will perma-
tnelt.y cure rheumatism. They build up
eIe greatly thinned blood and purify
"1Iu Cleanse IL oteNery t.GCe OF the rheu-
iilaEc poison. They are invaluable
Dom during an attack of the disease
ana during the intervals between at
JACKS. Ii you have already passed
through one or more sieges OF tile dis
ease It IS advisable not to wait for an
attack before using DR.. Williams Pink
Illls but to start taking them now and
prevent return of the trouble Don,t
De satisfied until you have thoroughlv
Gieailsed your blood, for until tits Is
zone you Will never he Tree from rher-
inatism.
Mrs. N. Robson, Of No. l4l West
l9ttl street, Denver, Colo, SAYS;
After suffering for six months fro,,
muscular rheumatism, and Us 10 ali
sorts OF external applications with no
;ciiel was about hopeless OF a cure.
was unable to work and about discour-
aSed. Ihe rheumatism was in NV
Ilmbs and my kneejoints. / suffered
constantly. with sharp pains as if pins
wee sticking in my llesh. | was Sore
and stiff and had but little use of INV
les; When got up out Of chair I
would have to use my hands and AIMS
to raise my body. My kneeioints
would swell at night, causing me ino
tense pains. l had almost resigned
myself to life of pain when read
about DR.. Williams Pink Pills curing
case similar to mine.
bought some and after TAKING a
lew boxes l noticed a great irnproye-
mcnt in my condition. could walk
some and the pains were not SO severe
took the pills until cured. / have
never hai a touch of the rheumatism
'nce and am always al to tell others
ne u'u ior
Start today to cure yourself with DR.
VILLAINS Pink Pills for Pale People'
Ehey are for sale by all druggists. or
WI be sent, postpaid, upon receipt of
'rice, 90 cents per box; six boxes for
zoo, by the DR.. Williams Medicine
company, Schenectady, N. Y. Send for
rec booklet, Building Up the Blood"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
COUNTY RESPONSIBLE,
NOT RAPID TRANSIT

HIT with his own petard,v wopld
fairly express the result of n recon
mendation made last night by Super.
visor Low to the board of supervisors
with regard to a complaint which hc
sald had been made of the creosote
nioek pavement between the rails nj
Ihe rapid transit track ON Queen street
from Nuuanu to Fort. Mr.. Low said
teamsters who used that thorouphfare
round that the blocks in the tracks
We're an inch to an inch and n half
lower than the other portion and that
wheels caught against the rails and
damage resulted.
II was his belief that if the sinner
lntendent of public works had authority
10 deal with the company he should be
asked to notify the company to bring
lts pavement up to the level of the snr
rounding pavement and asked the citr
sued. oe Pur-
Supervisor Arnold at this time arose
ana said that his recollection was thai
the clty and county government laid
tne entire pavement, both within and
wlthout the rails, and that the rand
transit paid its pro rata. II was ibe
eounty,s work and not the rapid trans.
1t s, Mayor Fern confirmed Mr.. Az. |
mold s statement.
Mr.. Low withdrew his motion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
tRy Federal wIreless r.I..-...,. ,

BOSTON, September 25.-( Special 70
The Advertiser)--As a result of yeste,,
nay s primary, Eugene n. Foss win he
she Democratic candidate for n third
arm as governor of Massachusetts
Governor Foss's majority over Dis.
met Attorney Pelletier was % GA no.
NoIding to today's figures. On the Re-.
publican side, Joseph Walker Of Brook.
9ne, former speaker Of the house ma
= majority Of l0,3o2 over Colonel Ever.
at q, Benton. '-'''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
tBy Federal wireless relerrnnb /,

MANILA, Philippine Islands, Sep.
senior 20 - Especial to The Adver.
aser(-A band of Moros, which killed
flllpino, was pursued by a detach.
1Aent OF constabnlary, A hand.to hand
encounter ensued, in which fifteen
Moros were killed.
Lieutenant Pauss, who was associat.
sd with w. Morgan Shuster in Persia.
and four of the constabulary were
wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
tBy Federal Wireless Tolerrnnh /,

NEW YORK, September 25.-(spe.
hAl to The Advertiser)-The opening
game of the world s baseball champion,
ship series win be held in this citv on
Tuesday, October s. The national com.
mission declared today the games will
alternate between here and Boston
lne game in each city, until the series
e concluded. In the event of rain IL
'sas decided that the visiting team
,hoGld remain in town until the game
Is played. SAM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
WHooPIRa COUGH

VI go diseases Hha wtaoglpg
,'ush ihai the good qualities of Clam.
Nril4iu 3 tuuRl hemeds al mast ap.
ife'iaiei IL llg9Iafs ihe tough masds
ara alds espefofaiIon n aisa fsn
H.is iha nee ~ coughing lffs ne9atni
t4 tf severe arrnfnp fhe dlaasss
M "ll aaasefauf taHse4appges Fni
l pm ifaitH irHiaH. smith
''1 l'l HHspis ioT iihssu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
DUKE KAHANAMOKU
STARTS HOMEWARDS
FROM BAY CITY
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph,

SAN FRANCISCO, September 25.-
Especial to The Advertiser) Duke Ka.
hanamokn, who gave an exhibition of
remarkable swimming in the Olympic
Club rooms tank last night, sailed for
nome today. On the Duke IS departure,
Il large delegation of San Francisco
athletic lights accompanied him down to
the pier. He was plainly affected by
the hospitality shown him.
AS the steamship backed away from
the wharf, the Duke leaned over the
rail and cried out that he would he
back at the first opportunity.
can't wait until 1915, bovsl I'm
coming back just as soon as | cnn and
that is going to be sooner than Won
Think '""n Sou
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27

almost certainly elect the two Damo
cratic senators from Colorado Tha,
my are nkely to do. They must al
most certainly elect two Democratic
fehatnr' from Illinois, which they are
nor iikelv ia 20, They must fig6t for
addltionnl Democratic senators in
1lales lke Kansas, Montana, New
Jersey Nebraska and Delaware. They
lhleht WIN In all five of these States
ana YET be short of a majority.
Republicans in Minority.
The next senate will certainl,, ma
controlled either by Democrats IN a
very narrow majority, or by the Pro.
ggilessiNes holding the balance OF mower.
mere Is no possible chance of regular
i,nrhhllgans gaining firm margin
mere TheF must ROMAN in n virtual
lninnrif Of the senate for az least an
oihor two Fe1rs nm another class Of
senators De- elected.
Under Hll tlr circumstance R,nub
Aenns Wotll Trfef thai the D,nloern,s
thf eiA nr HrYfH srats fhoY mood
hrn lhf 'es|HHilsf frspnnsihltty
HhIH 20 plHstd nH0n them The eject
Soma mtasHre World b. 10 snua nnt
l.faHf IleF HnuiH haen.ae
Itlf ~ nHHs 81 iHfIaf faefalH. asffIal
apsr iInslmsllw haat heeame sinea
he h0usr Naa namnelAlIs rhes tts
.fINntiAlh fpH'1 iaAe ali fhe pfaise. ~
't3 hpall hAAe % iaHe an che hlamf |
tt ~ program m faiful ifglslh |
'h hhift 's y nasrffl ~ ihs Hnu |
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27

GENEVA, Switzerland, September %.
--tBy Associated Press Cable)- The
sssslon of the international Peace Con-
ference here today was thrown into a
Enmult when President Cobalt made a
severe attack on Germany's attitude in
morocco. He afterwards apologized
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
.FOREWORD ABOUT
SENATE MAKEUP
ProgresSives May Still Retain
Balance of Power-Demo-
Gratis in Doubt.
By Ernest G.. Walker.
(Mail Special to The Advertise

| (Mall Special to The Advertiser
WASHINGTON, September u. =
Democratic hopes of the presidency
have not been dashed by Septembar
elections in Maine and Vermont Al.
though both States elected Republcan
? olhclals and Republican legislatures
democrats could argue encoura cement
from the voting in those two New Emo.
land states. But there has been one
ny In the ointment-the failure of
Name Democrats to retain control of
the legislature and elect Senator Cha.
dlah Gardner for a six-year term. No.
tlee That since the Maine election Dem.
ocrats generally have been singing low
about the senate.
Ihat is becoming feature of this
campaign year, worth noting. Demo.
erats nave the house of representatives.
lhey expect to have it another two
years Under the complicated stains
Oh the present day, there is fine pros.
Pect, winch approximates a certainty.
mat they viii continue in a majority
there' The prospect of that is even
prighter than that they will elect Gov.
erhof woodrow Wilson for President
. Ahyhow, they are counting upon the
house and the presidency as future as.
sets. DO
Ihey naturally want a majority of
the senate in the bargain. That would
gave them complete control of the lepis.
latlVe branch. 1t will be exceedingly
important from partisan standpoint
II the senate has a Democratic minori.
~ there can be no sway over tariff ra.
vision or over the policy for approprla.
- pills or for new legislation for
he restraint of trusts, or for half n
titles "0Ii-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
JERSEY LILY" GREETED
AFTER LONG ABSENCE

NEW YORK, September aa-Mrs.
lilf langirY, whose beauty aud fame
attracted the attention of the world
IN peneral and the then Prince Of Wales
lafiefhafds King EdNard NlD IN par.
lenlhf fenFa ago WAS the star feature
ai the .olonial fheateT tonight. A ca
fmliY house, among whom could ha no,
lieti many Old lime admirers now al
Mnst forgotten on the White WAY.
erected The diva Wiil long continued
q pilnnffl while the dressing room aili
Stage Hefe hfaped Nith floral lrihufes
fhH p ihf fhIef flamfter III oup sei
ria1ief rulflei Far the fsuse. y
ahlfh e haahfd 81 ihf lhsaier TO- The
HIfHfHf Hffi
go
llosial hisshf - NHlalus. 3 IL tle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
WASHJNrr NOM

WASHINGTON, September go
(i5y Associated Press Cable)-Tbis
city will again be the center Of infer
est for the entire country, beginning
next Monday, when the senate invest;'
CATION into the campaign expenditures
OF the 1904 campaign will start taking
testimony. '""'"s
colonel Roosevelt will appear before
the committee on October 4 to give his
testimony as to alleged Standard Oh
contributions. VI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
PROGRESSIVE ELECTORS
NAMED IN CALIFORNIA

EAehAMENTo, California s.,t.,,
81 70 ~ AssofIalei prse Dahlr.
ne Republican ranarnti0n iH se-..on
So Today endured tls noossr.it.
fnAHsen ilgtei Hhd nHm0A rmaIas.l.
sesthf. fhlftaeh fat deiegatps holi
= the convention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
AMNESTY PROCLAMATION

MEAIIU NITY, septembor o5-Ipy
fasoeated Press CnbleY = pres,5',,
MAaef9 has Just published o. proclama.
aph ousfihR amnesty 10 an tic follow.
~ n General Ofnzfo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27

ROME, Italy, September %. - NV
associated Press Cable)-It is reported
mere that William Marconi, inventor of
the wireless telegraph, has been injured
IN an automobile accident while motor.
ing with his wife near Borghetto Army
ohcers are hurrying to the scene, which
is isolated. "i''o"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
tBv FederaI wIreles, relerrnnh =,

niN,uhAM, Utah, September 25.-
Especial to The Advertiser)-The lead.
ers OF the $500 Bingham copper miners
e mmV nre on strike for higher wages are
continuing today their efforts 10 bring
about conference with d. G, lack,
ing, general manager of the Utah Con.
per Company. They admit that So far
ihey have met with little encourage.
,La1' put say that they will continue
lnelr oVertnres aud that If an nmienble
adjustment fails, the fault viii not be
,.. a. n Jeifs Of Salt Lake City, son.in,
."E OF col " a. Wall who has had
,NlyN1lN' copper properties la and
n'nr Bingham az present n guest a.
,N' Young Hotel, states that bingham
uAs been % low grade mining camp. md
ll5 WACO ,gnlo hus been lower than
g.,. g.cn,'1l't such no Alta and Park
strife va t''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27
Archbold to Testify

SOUTHAMPTON, England, septcm.
Der 25.-John D. Archbold nresidon+
o. tne standard Oil Company, sails to.
Jay TO testify before the senate inves.
tigating committee as to the Roosevelt
campaign fund letters he is supposed
10 nave sent to various senators.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-09-27

Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii g cham.
Pion world swimmer, arrives in Homo.
lnlu Tuesday by the Wilhelmina Tbo
hahanamoku Fund committee sbould
make stir like noise and let ms
know what is being done toward the
reception of Hawaii's most famous atb.
lete. ous atm