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A bill IS. 5000 granting pension to Mary
Dietrich with accompanying papers,;
A bill IS. 5028) granting an increase of
pension to Isaac II. Robbins with accom-
panying papers,;
bill Is. 5029) granting an increase of
pension to Virgil NJ. Halloman with accom-
panying papers,;
A bill IS. 503O) granting an increase of
pension to Sylvester H. Gaslzill with accom-
panying papers)
bill IS. 5031) granting an increase of
pension to Cornelius Cline with accompany
ing papers);
A bill IS. 5o32) granting an increase of
pension to Hugh K. Godding with accom-
panying papers);
A bill IS. 5o33) granting an increase of
pension to Israel II. Phillips with accom-
panying papers);
A bill IS. 5o34) granting pension to VIII
liam Kennedy with accompanying papers,;
pension to Mary |. Stauber with accom-
panying papers);
A bill IS. 5036) granting an increase of
pension to Francis NJ. Jones with accom-
panying papers,;
A bill IS. 5000 granting an increase of
pension to Michael Ingram;
A bill IS. 5038) granting pension to John
II. Young;
A bill Is. 5o39) granting an increase Of
pension to W. w. Palmer; and
A bill IS. 5040) granting an increase Of
pension to Lyman Bennett; to the Commit
tee on Pensions.
A bill IS. 5O41) to correct the military rec
ord of Matt Mcdonald with accompanying
papers,;
4 bill g. 5O42) to correct the military rec
ord of Daniel Elshire; and
A bill IS. 5O43) to correct the military rec
ord of F. J. Address; to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
A bill IS. 5044) for the relief of Christ
Schrey with accompanying papers,; to the
Committee on Claims
BY Mr. Crane: A bill IS. 5O47) for the
relief Of Sardine G. Williams with accom-
panying papers); to the Committee on
Claims.
BY Mr. O'Gorman: A bill Is. 5O48) for
the relief of Mary A. Molloy, sole heir of
Thomas N. Molloy, deceased late United
States Consul at St. Johns, Newfoundland
with accompanying papers) to the Commit
tee on Claims.
BY Mr.. Lodge: A joint resolution (S J.
Res. 73) to grant American citizenship to
Eugene Prince; to the Committee on Immi-
grafton.
BY Mr.. Smith, Of South Carolina: A Joint
resolution IS. J. Res ~ for an exhibit at
the Fifth National Corn Exposition at
Columbia, S. c.; to the Committee on Agri-
culture and Forestry.
Azzoaoanco Of Claims.
Mr.. McCumber submitted an amendment
intended to be proposed by him to the bill
(H. r. 1919 for the allowance of certain
claims for stores and supplies reported by
the Court Of Claims under the provisions of
the act approved March 3, 1883, and com
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A bill IS. 1889 granting an increase of
pension to John D. Pearson; to the Commit
tee on Pensions
By Mr.. Bradley (by request) A bill IS.
1890 establishing national park to be
known as Mammoth National Park and to
appropriate money therefor with accom-
panying paper) to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
By Mr.. Nelson: A bill IS. 50O0) granting
an increase of pension to Oliver jones' to the
Committee Pensions.
By Mr.. Penrose: A bill IS. 5001) for the
relief Of Edmund f. Steckel;
A bill IS. 5002) to grant an honorable dis
charge to William A. Shawda; and
A bill IS. 5003) to grant an honorable dis
charge to Amos Yaul with accompanying
papers,; to the Committee on Military
Affairs
A bill IS. 5oo4) granting pension to Dial
las Mills;
A bill IS. 5oo5) granting pension to Ella
Y. Temples
A bill IS. 5006) granting an increase of
pension to John Chalmers with accompany
ing papers, and
A bill IS. 5000 granting an increase Of
pension to John D. Sullivan with accom-
panying papers); to the Committee on S2en-
sions.
By Mr.. Briggs: A bill IS. 5oo8) for the
relief of the estate of Emily A. Auten ct al;
to the Committee on Claims.
My Br. Jones: A bill IS. 5000 authorize
ing the President to appoint commissioner
to supervise the erection Of monuments and
markers and locate the general route of the
Oregon Trail; to the Committee on the
Library.
A bill IS 501O) to provide site and erect
a public building at Blaine, Wash; to the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds.
By Mr.. Shively: A bill Is. 5011) grant
ing an increase of pension to Morgan M.
Mills;
A bill IS. 5012) granting an increase of
pension to jackson Truit with accompany
ing papers) and
A bill IS. 5013) granting an increase of
pension to Louis M. Lea with accompanying
papers) ; to the Committee on Pensions
By Mr.. Brandegee: A bill Is. 5o14) grant
ing an increase Of pension to George W. Row
ley;
A bill IS. 5o15) granting an increase Of
pension to Theodore E. Smith and
A bill IS. 5016) granting an increase Of
pension to Susan M Parkhurst; to the Com
mittee on Pensions
By Mr.. Curtis A bill IS. 5017) granting
pension to William Jobe with accompany
ing papers)
A bill IS. 5o1s) granting an increase of
pension to Mary Crowder with accompany
ing papers,;
A bill IS. 5o1e) granting pension to
Charles Pollard with accompanying papers)
A bill IS. 502o) granting an increase of
pension to Amos Spangler with accompany
ing papers,;
A bill IS. so21) granting an increase of
pension to w. e. Puett with accompanying
papers)
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devoted to the guessing game Penny
for your thoughts" and the prizes
were given to Mr.. Plat Cooke. Miss
Mary Smith and Miss Ynez Gibson.
During the latter part. OF the even
ing the young people played casino
and the prizes were given to Mr..
Plat CoOEe, Miss Florence BallOu
and Miss Mary Smith, who received
the consolation.
Mss Ballou was given a souvenir
spoon and MIR. Cooke a pin tray.
Just before the refreshments were
served Il number of friends of Mr..
Taylor called. Among those present
were Miss Mildred Chaplin, Miss Ger
trude Ripley, Miss Ruth harrington.
Miss Florence BalIsu, Miss Elsie Lid
gate, Miss Dora Lidgate. Miss Mary
RcNtOn, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Katie
SinEIehurst. Miss Katherine Paris
Miss Eleanor Gartley, Miss YnCz Glib
son. Mr. Willard Ables, MIR Ralph
GifdlCr. Mr.. Gordon Brown, Mr.. Don
aid RrOwn, MIR Gordon Wakefield, Mr..
Stanley alOtt-Smith, MIR Ernest Mott
Smith. Mr.: George Bromley. Mr.. Her
bert CulIcn,- Mr., Joseph Harrington,
Mr. Woods Peters, Mr.. Platt Cooke,
Mr. Frank Winter. Mr. Roy Graham
and the host.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter MacfarIanc En-
terrain.
Gne of the thoroughly enjoyable al
fairs of the week was the dance At
which Mr.. and Mrs Walter NaCfar-
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lane entertained on Tuesday evening
This was the first large affair which
Mr.. land Mrs. Macfarlane have given
since they have moved into their
new home on Pensacola street.
The color scheme for the decora-
tiOnS was red, and was carried cut
with red carnations. Huge jardinieres
of the. brilliant flowers were arrang
ed throughout the house. T..
Mir. and Mrs. Macfarlane's guests
included the Princess Kawananakoa,
Prince and Princess .Kalanianaole, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Macfarlane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane. Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ". Shingle. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Beckley, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Muir
ray, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cunha.
Mr. and Mrs. CharEes +. Chilling
worth, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Along,
Mr. and Mrs J. Norton Riggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Falk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Atkinson. Mrs. SchuIize. Mrs.
f.. l.. Cunha. pr and Mrs clifford
High, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs Gustav Schaefer, Mr..
and Mrs Harold Castle, Miss Alice
NaCfarlane, Miss Lady Macfarlane,
Mr.. Harry COhh, MIR. Guy Macfarlaner
Mr. Clarence Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Halves, .Tr, Mr.. and Mrs A. p.
TAYLOR, Colonel Wilder. Lieutenant
Harry Vaughan. Mr.. William Roth,
Mr.. b. Kronstrand, Mrs. Gusslc
Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. William Lucas
nd ut
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The San FranGiscl1 who has rClun-
teered to attend to the sideSiows of
the circus has been very successful
in obtaining most of his freaks" fle
has a fat man and a fat woman. the
Wild Man from Borneo, the Hawaiian
Hula Dancer and almost every other
essential to assure the success or the
venture. His present worry. now
ever, is caused by the lack o. beard
ed woman. 1t is intimateG now. that
some man will have to assume the
makeup and wear it for the three
days of the entertainment.
Were such an amusement started
here the sideshow man would prob
ably have just as much trouble in
finding the bearded lady though it is
probable that some young person
could be persuaded to grow face COW
ering for the occasion and the other
attractions might be found.
The Smart Set OF California has
entered into the plans for the Circus
with much enthusiasm alrG is. certain
that the affair will be Tremendous
success
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenholm Warren
Entertain the Picnic Cub.
On Tuesday evening Nil. and Mrs.
John Trenholm Warren entertained
the Picni2 Club at their nome on ke-
walo street. Dnc of tEe rulings of
the club is that each of the members
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0.1HAT would society say to So
Nv clety Circus in Honolulu? The
Smart Set here IL forever doing
something for the allevia'i2n' OF
some kind of Yi:fering and funds are
raised in various WAYS. Wnnidnt
Society Circus he Ia more interest
Ing than a tag-day or fair? Both
Of these are .Seu'ns rather co'u "'Ch
and even the IaggerS have lost inter
est. while the tagged threaten TO take
rs cover at the first danger signal.
All San Francisco society is prepar-
ing for the circus for the Infant Smell
ter Home. So far no benefit has been
riVen here for that purpose, but there
afA Infants w,,u might be ahelI"'cd
ARD there a. any number 81 tAher
r. eds, for wh.rh su"h an affair hi"ht
be given. The work just now is the
selling Of Cn";~;riai ,>'ampS - the
IA. erculosis compai,;n ana people 6re
L.. ring the .. arIi'S for the cause anu
-at for thcir beauty for no Christmas
rat kage, would be made moro heauti.
ful IL adorned with one Of them
There are any r<m0er Of society
women here who are talented IN many
ways. Some sink,. others ole $pien-
e3d horse yom5n. and stiu others are
accomplished erpSich1reanSa And as
for the men, many of them are said
To- he clowns in every Cay life: and
would not necessarily have TO have
Eny makeup.
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laughter of Mr. and Mrs Mcchney She has been the main
She
of
return
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Rruce Cartwright Jr. Mrs u. 3. Ease.
Mrs Northrop Castle. Mrs. Ross
kIngsbury. Mrs II. p. Agee, AIrs.
Douglas McDougaI, Mrs. Cults. Nr<.
Neville, Mrs.. Theodore Richards. Mrs
. Il. 3. Pra'f Mrs Graham. Mrs. kj"ly
Smith. Mrs. COnkljng, Mr~. Frcdrr,, K
Eiamp. Miss Cornet. Mrs. J. r. CO.
Yrs. Gartcnberg Mrs Fran. is Ga.
Mrs. !. \. Gilman. Mrs Woorem. WIS.
H.nnlm. Mrs. Resson. Mrs. Gee, MIR
NathesOn Mrs. HnneymaH. Mrs
Jameson, Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs Free
nan. Mrs. chamberlain. MIS- Fr,,},
iCF A Barker. Mrs. Ho.mer l. r'rrs
ton. Mrs. Srhlanser. Mrs. NcArer. Mr.
Mrs. A. J. Campbell. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Marx. Mrs. }. H. Melanphy Mrs ri.
L,und Melanphy. Mrs. h. l.. NrCaud-
less, Miss Julia Nc Sto~ kcr. Mrs. \ :
Iilmphreys@e Mrs. l. Teuney Pc K.
Mrs, Newton Locke. MIR. Wirhman.
Mrs. Charles rllder. Mrs. Gerr,t Wild
G.. Mrs. James WiIuer. Mrs. Harry
Wilder. Mrs. Sam Wider. Mrs {. r..
Williams, Miss Edith Williams Miss
Abbie Buchanan, Mrs e. +. .Wuod.
Miss Dorothy Wood. Mrs i. r. Sheedy
Mrs. Morris, Mrs ,Raymon !. MIS-.
ClLikshauk. MIS-. Sturges. Mrs. Alfred
Aloe, Mrs. FIeu Macfar1ane. Miss
Arce Macfarlane. Mrs. r. ~ Barton
Mrs. S. II. French, Mrs De Wittc, Mrs.
+. II. Watkins, MIR Rcrnice WaId-
bridge, Mrs. RossOn Warren. Mrs. e.
He demann, Mrs. A. G.. IIaWcS. j..
Miss Emily Farley. Mrs RCStartck.
Mrs. James Pine. Mrs. T. H. Myers,
Mrs. Smith, Miss EthcIwvn Castle,
Mis- Agnes Walker Miss Cordoba
" aFkCr, Miss Margaret Walker, Mrs
Walker. Mrs \ r. Murphy. Mrs Rn-
dick. Mrs Klcbahn. Mrs. J. &C..
H?vroS, AIRS Pi"rre Jones. Mrs
Whine, Mrs n. NJ. Hepburn. VI
T.. Howard HtcnrO"k, Mrs. IIphdy,
Mrs. FIonkins. Mrs 4. b. INGALLS,, Mrs.
Gerald Johnson, Mrs. James Judd.
Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs. Ehen Low,
Mrs. F. J. LowreY, Mrs. Harry Mac
farlane, Mrs. Arthur Walt and Mrs. w.
l. Whitney.
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Cub To Make Bow At Dance.

Cub To Make Bow At Dance.
The unwonted quiet that has for
come weeks prevailed among the
young society folk will have delight
full break tonight when the Hui
Maka Ala. a social club recently
fD, med by a number Of young baClle-
lors of Honolulu will make its initial
how with a dance at the Myrtle Roat
House TIE committee having the af-
fair in charge is sparing no effort in
their desire to make this one Of tho
thoroughly enjoyable functions of the
season.
Some years ago there was a similar
organization and the member and
their friends have pleasant TcCOllec-
tons of the many ENJOYABLE functions
gwen at the Myrtle Boat House and
elsewhere.
The young men who have taken the
initiative and formed this latest club
,tat has already planned nnmb-r Of
entertainments for the coming season
are: Mr.. A. F. Roller. MIR. Frank
Eechert Mr. Arthur Gay, Mr. G. J. Sui
Ivan. Mr.. w. +. Gaynor, MIR. David
Center, Mr. Charles LlttiejOhn, M.
Tied Zeigler, Mr.: William Rosa, Mr.,
Allie Magoon. Mr. Edward Stacker and
Nlr. Duke kahanamOku, Jr.,r r.
The chaperones who have been in
vited for tonight are the mothers of
some of the fairer guests.
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With the departure Of the trans
port on Thursday went Lieutenant
Harry Vaughan of the Coast Artillery
at Fort Ruger. Lieu: enant Vaughan
has been stationed in Honolulu for
more than three years and has be-
come one of the most popular young
officers in the service set A large
aggregation of his friends and fellow
officers we're at the dock to bid him
a farewell.
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Prominent CIubwoman Here

Prominent CIubwoman Here
Mrs. Alice A. H. Grawn, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, a member of the l.. l..
c. and who was sent as a delegate
to the National biennial convention.
held in San Francisco from June 20,
to July 5, 1912, is in Honolulu for tho
winter She hopes to gather much
data in heI study of the islands.
Much of her life has been devoted to
club work.
Mrs. A. c. Hawes' Dinner Party.
Mrs A. G.. Halves Jr.. entertained
a number of friends at dinner on Mon
day evening.
Mr. And Mrs. Walter MacfarIanc En-
terrain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Macrarl7nC On
tertainpd at an enjoyable dance Tues
day evening at their new hom" on
Pensacola street
4 g s.
Mr.. Thurston Taylor Entertains.
A number of the members Of the
younger set were entertained by Mr..
ThurstOn Taylor last evening in Nuu-
anu The lanai, where the young pCO-
pie were entertained during the cvon-
ing, was prettily decorated with
palms, ferns and poinsetta, Will" pot
ted orchids and roses were arranged
in the house.
The first part of the evening was
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Hotel. A discussion OF the loan fund
will CONG before the club. and the
meeting is an unusually important
one.
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WANTEC-Chambermaid at Fargo
Sanitarium; good wages. 1929 Third
avenue south.
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RED RIVER VALLEY LAND CO.

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five miles from the city of Far-
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and all in crop; price $50 per
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in annual payments of $1,000 each
year,
800 acres, located four miles
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ter, Ice, miscellaneous supplies,
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during the fiscal year ending June
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as may be deemed advisable. The
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(May 4, 3. 1879
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ADVERTISEMENTS ..
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girls. Emmons Laundry, $40 First
avenue north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-04
statesmen WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures game tor
cigar counters that can't be beat;
everybody wants it. Cawood Novelty
Co, Danville, III.
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WANTED-Boy with bicycle. Fargo
Ice Cream g. Cider Co.