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The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
BRAVES GET BLANKETS
Members orc. H. S. Foot Ball
Squad Are Honored for Success

For the first time in the history of
the school the fifteen members of the
o. H. S. football squad were present,
ed with blankets. The exercises
we're held In the assembly room at
the close of school for the holiday
vacation, and a good program was
carried out. a. ~
The first number on the program
was a selection, March Columbia, by
the High school orchestra of some
twenty Instruments. The orchestra
has advanced steadily under the pro
ficient dictatorship Of Miss Sara A.
Williams, from struggling few to q
musical organization which will do
credit to the best and largest high
schools in the state.
Forest Masters, captain of the 1913
football team, reviewed the season
of 1913. 1t was a success not only
in a financial way, but also in the
lumber OF games won and the spirit
shown by the members OF the team.
Also ;he high school gave them bet
ter support than trey have had for
some years. Out CT n.nc games the
team won seven. Hnht
Floyd Larimer, captain elect for
the 1914 football team. spoke upon
next years outlook. The prospects
are very bright. Three letter men
graduate and this leaves twelve let
ter men for next years team. The
high school wiz have a better team
next year. due to the fact that Coach
Betting can start where he left on
this year.
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No Delivery Christmas.

Burlington, Dec. 24.-It has been
definitely announced that the regular
mail carriers will make no delivery
on Christmas day. However, the
carrier window will be open until 10
a. M, and the public will be accom-
modated there. The extra men will
be out with the teams all day, deliv-
ering Christmas packages. The ru-
raj carriers will make their delivery
as on other days.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-12-25
Banner Year for Road Work.

With the close of the present year
Henry county will have accomplished
more in the line Of road improvements
than during any like period in fits his
tory. Miles OF road have been re-
built and graded, and 1874 bridges
have been constructed and repaired
The supervisors of that county say
that the county is in hearty sympathy
with the new road law, and that they
found that through the medium of this
law they had a definite basis of ac-
ton which could be carried out in
logical and business like manner.
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apples, one glass of homemade jelly.
parsnips, special Christmas War Cry,
etc, amounting to about $500 per
basket. Two hundred and eighty
nine garments and twenty-one pairs
of shoes have been received, and
$3.50 has been given in the form of
meals and buying of fruit. in all
representing about s244.25. The en-
sign will give more complete re-
port OF the whole matter at the first Of
the year.
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Heavy Mail REGENTS.

Des Moines, Dec. 24.-Despite the
fact that the parcel post has increas-
ed the Christmas mail rs per cent
over last year, the authorities think
that the local postoffice will have ey-
erything delivered by tomorrow
night. The outgoing mail was han
died last night but the incoming mail
has not yet been delivered. At elev.
en- o'clock today several car loads of
mail had been received which had
not yet been worked Many auto
mobiles and trucks are being used.
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Data on Hoo Cholera.

Secretary A. r.. Corey OF the Iowa
department of agriculture viii immed-
lately begin to compile Information re-
garding hog cholera in Iowa. Every
assessor sent out in the state next
year VIII be required, TO learn from
each farmer how many cases OF chol-
era there have been in year on his
farm, how treated, how many deaths
and all Information needed by the
department on the subject
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& DEWITT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ORDER
Notice of Dissolution of Corporation

Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Stockholders and Di-
rectors OF the Huber and Kalbach
Company, corporation, held at the
office of Hayes & Kalbach Co., at
Oskaloosa. Iowa, on the Goth day
of December, 1913. at which meet
ing all the Capital Stock of said Cor
poration was represented and all the
Directors of said Corporation were
present, there, was duly and unani
mously passed and adopted by the
affirmative vote of all the Stockhold-
ers and OF all the Directors reso-
luton directing the dissolution of the
Corporation and the winding up of
its affairs.
c. HUBER, Pres.
23w4 J. S. HAYES, Sec'y.
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Want p. q, Extended,

Iowa Falls, Dec. 24.--Business men
OF Eagle Grove, Eldora and Iowa
Falls have formed a combine to urge
the Chicago Northwestern R. R. to
put in branch from Eldora TO Eagle
Grove and thus open up new terri
tory. A conference will soon take
place between the business men and
officials of the road.
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roos as AdmIs,Ion g.

Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. 24-Eggs
have become so scarce in this place
that operators of moving picture
shows are accepting one egg for ad.
mission OF a child and two eggs for
the admission of an adult. They are
sold easily for 80 cents dozen.
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Church Out OF Debt.

The First Congregational Church
of Waterloo recently held a jubilee
service, at which. papers represent
ing an Indebtedness of $4,000 were
burned. The money was raised in a
few days after a subscription of $4,000
by Mrs. Gertrude Eddy. and the con-
gregation is now without debt.
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Notice Of Dissolution of Corporation.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Stockholders and Di-
rectors of the NJ. ID. Gilchrist Com
pany. a corporation, held at their of
fee at Oskaloosa, Iowa, on the goth
day of December, 1913. at which meet
ing all the Capital Stock of said Cor
poration was represented and all the
Directors of said Corporation were
present. there was duly and unani-
mously. passed and adopted by the
affirmative vote of all the Stockhold.
ers and of all the Directors a reso-
luton directing the dissolution of the
Corporation and the winding up of
it's affairs. g
NJ. d. GILCHRIST. Pres.
23w4 J. S. HAYES, Sec'y. -.
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Secures Crop Expert.

Under the auspices or the Henry
County Betterment association, d. E.
Fish OF Abel. a graduate Of Auies col
iege, has been secured for term OF
three years as crop expert. He will
have an office in the court house at
Mt. Pleasant, and two days of each
week will be there to consult with
and advise farmers. Tho rest or his
time will be spent out over the com
try, mostly with the younger people.
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Asks Tolls for u. S. Ships.

Washington, Dec. pa joint reso-
hutton to conditionaIly suspend the op
GRAFTON OF the provision of the Panama
canal act granting free passage to
American coastwise vessels was intro
duced by Chairman Adamson OF
Georgia of the house commerce com
mittee - go
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charge Of displaying meats unprotect-
ed from dust and contamination and
Pfeiffer Brothers, for showing confec-
tionery without protection. The Booth
Fisheries company at Siouz City was
fined for, selling oysters which con-
tanned too great an amount of water,
and A. D.. Herwig at New Hampton,
paid the penalty for displaying food
products without proper covering.
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Iowa civ Boys Arrested,

Iowa City. Iowa, Dec. "a: Four boys
are under arrest on complaint of Maj
Ira ]. Adler that they threw piano
stool through the window of his law
Office. Major Adler asked that they
be sent to the reform school. He
asserted that he had been systemat-
ieally "baited" by, the youngsters,
who admitted calling him names in
order to anger, him.
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l Belong TO the spuan.

The elevator boy inquiries about
my health each day. the porter and
the porter stop to chat along the way.
A vision OF a Christmas tip each
willy fellow hugs; they do not know
that have Joined the Order of the
Spugs."
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PEOPLE ARE GENEROUS
Salvation Army Gets Hearty Sup
port in Feeding The Poor

Ensign Dykstra Of the local Saliva
tion Army speaks very highly of the
generosity OF the people of the city
in helping the Army provide free
dinners FOR the poor. Over fifty
baskets have been made ready with
potatoes. chicken, Zone or two), sug-
ar. butter. two quarts Of homemade
Fruit. bread, Zone, two or three
loavesl, candy, coffee, oranges. pie,
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NELSON.-Mrs. Saml Nelson died
at her home on A avenue west today
noon. Funeral services Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock from Central NJ. L.
church
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a New Wrinkle.

Boone, Dec. 24.-Boone has a new
wrinkle in the effort to secure the
state epileptic colony. The offer was
made to the state board of control to
sewer system. As the water and
sewer question is very important,
this offer may help to secure the col
ony. A dozen Iowa cities are after il.
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produoIn,ot pork

Az the Iowa station corn and soy
beans hogsed down produced 1877
pounds Of pork per bushei OF corn.
At eight cents per pound that IL y1.s3
per bushel for the corn.
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BALLARD.-Born, to Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Ballard, 31S North ] street,
December %, 1913, a son, Coleman
Woodrow.
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FARM FOR SALE. Contains 100
acres, five miles south of Oska-
loosa. Good house. good barn, hog
house and corn crib. Write the
owner. Henry l.. Jones, Rural l..
Red Oak, Iowa. 2Sw4
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omer Darland, Barnes City 20
1892 and
Irene Gott, Barnes City. -
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Harvey Taylor, Oskaloosa. .....34
1899 and
Maud Williams, Oskaloosa ..... .25
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Archie -Gorsuch, New Sharon. 20
1893 and
Hazel Beatty, Barnes City .......18
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Do not let a single child go without
4 Christmas toy.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

Original Notice.
In the district court OF the State OF
Iowa, in and for Mahaska County,
February Term, 1914.
Stella Barnes, Plaintiff,
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~, 5000 ss4 II J asa' - asaa7R - rs. aRe2
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Protest. +


akino, editor and publisher
vail Hochi. announced this
bat a massmeeting will be
row night at the Asahi the
panese of the city to make
otest against the remarks
Japanese women attribu-
Iector Farmer of the federal
N service.
pns of protest are being
md will be presented to the
AS published several days
ctor Farmer is credited
ting on the character of
xorking-women in Hawaii,
statement being made in
of passing opinion on the
of a Japanese girl for en-
Ihe territory.
'-in-charge Richard Halsey
he statements attributed to
re incorrectly quoted. Ed
D, who will preside at to-
5ht's massmeeting, says he.
to prove that Farmer made
ints over his own signature.
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TODAY
Saturday, June Z

Saturday, June Z.
ture-6 a. m, "A; s a. m.
n., IS; II noon, 20. Mini
night. IL.
a. m, velocity Is, E.; s
ocity II, NE; 10 a. m. +,
E.; II noon, velocity IA,
'ement, past "a hours. 295
r at s a. IN. 80. Rela-
ty. 8 a. m, sc. Dew-point
/, az. Absolute humidity, s
46. Rainfall, 0.02.
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CL UBMEN AND ARMY
OFFICERS PLAYING

This afternoon tue baseball team
of the University Club is scheduled
to fight for diamond honors with a
team of army officers, the pick OF
the commissioned personnel on
Oahu. Both teams include some old
time stars, and there is every pros
pect of close game. Play is at the
Moiliii field. the game being sched-
uled for $3.50.
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PASSENGERS BO0KFD

4
Per str Caudinc, for Lahaiua and
kahului ports. June &c. q. Bart
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. RobelIo, c. G.
James.
Per str. Kinau, for Kauai ports.
June 1O.-Francis Gay. Mrs. M. Welc.
ker, Aubrey Robinson. William Wal
aleoie. Sam Kauwi Mrs. Wright. Miss
A. Wright, Miss X. Ryan, Miss M. Kau-
iii, Miss M. Keawe. Miss s. Bertle-
mann, Miss T. Brandt Miss A. Mabi-
koa. Miss Z. Ellis, Miss NJ. Water.
house. Mrs. e. B. Waterhouse. Miss L.
Martin, Miss r. Kekela, Edwin Grow
ell. Andrew E. Iona, Henry Robinson.
John Fassoth, William Akana, A. Wa
terhouse, e. Kopke, John Fassoth
Chang Sack
Per str. kilauea, for Kona and Kau
ports, June 10.-Mr and Mrs. w. Null
Ter, Miss M. Muller, Miss F. Muller.
Mrs. G. E. Campbell, Miss NJ. Camp
bell, Mrs. T.. c. Judd. Miss E. Farley.
Mrs. A. G. Farley. Mrs w. II. Stone
ST., Francis Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
wallace, Willie Ahu, Robert Wassman.
Fred Wassman, K Ioane, Miss F.
kaai, Miss c. Dawson, Miss L. Bertle-
mann, Miss K. Kauhane, Miss P.
Lainahalo, Miss ~ Kauhane. Miss All
Akana, Miss L. Bray, Miss L. Akof.
Miss Kalei Lono, Miss Emma Smith. |
Father Girard.
Per str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports.
June 12-J. P. Cooke, S. A. Baldwin. |
r. Cation. w. NJ Clifford, X. Trioa |
John Waterhouse, c. H. Cooke, H. A. |
Baldwin. w. l. Hopper.
Per str Claudine, for Maui ports.
June 13.-Mrs. S. G.. Kraus. Miss d.
Kraus. Miss b. Kraus, Mrs. L. Paulo.
Miss G.. Emmesley.
Per str. Claudine. for Maui ports.
June 16.-Mrs. M. Taylor, Miss M.
Deas, Joe Meinecke, Miss r. Haia.
Miss NJ. Haia, D. Wadsworth, A.
Miss E. Meinecke, Miss
J. Meinecke, Miss G. E. Church.
Per str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo via
way ports, June 17.-Mrs. Jeremias.
Mrs. C. F. Eckart, Charles G. Eek
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The first meeting of the civil serv-
ice commission of the board of health
was held in the office of DR.. j. 5. b.
Pratt at ten o'clock this morning.
The commission has sent to New
York for data including rules and
information governing appointments
under the new service, but as this has
not yet arrived it was impossible to
go into detail on any questions at the
meeting. As soon as the necessary
data arrives. another meeting will be
held and the commission launched
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= IN Scoring
Morning on Cha. l.dsss 1's3Fss &

The closing day of the week
sugar stocks decline, and in a mum,
of cases the fall was sharp, Hawaii
Commercial, Oahu, Olaa, Pioneei
Waialua all went at reduced prices
this morning. Five shares of Waialna,
which suffered decrease in value from
the notice of suspension of dividends,
we're sold at SO. Olaa sold at l.25, a
half point below its former sale. Oahu
dropped quarter point, going at Az,
and Pioneer sold at 1876. Hawaiian
Commercial, which began to fan from
26 yesterday, closed at 24.50 this morn
ing.
Though good number of sales were
made the prices were all low Rub
Der stock in the Tanjong Olok sold in
three parcels for SO, a point and half
below its selling prices, while Pahang
sold at 1850 and 1925.
: The truth of the persistent rumors
which have been current on the
streets the last week that the Eva
plantation will discontinue its divi-.
dends after July could not be deter
mined this morning, and officials of
the company refused to discuss any
action the directors may take in the
matter of dividends. f. ID. Tenney
stated that as the meeting Of the di-
rectors was more than two weeks off,
he did not wish to make any state
ment, either to sustain or refute the
rumor.
Referring to the action of the d.
rectors of the Waialua plantation in
dividends, he stated
that it was due to the 'low rate of
sugar and the general condition of
affairs. .ae.sl..- & the 80.
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llesociatei Press cabieI

RI Press
From present indications u VIII ne
on tne
Wilson. n.under.s
The committee consider
committee meeting expected TO-
II After
bill will the Democratic
Walsh others would refuse to abide
of the free-ist provisions 10 still present
indicate that
not come to a vote In until August
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Local Attorney Accuse
Judge Matthewma1
CaSe-Lightf0ot 81
FalSehoodS
[specIal star- -BuIIeIIn corresI]

Especial star-B Bulletin Corresr
HIEO, June 6.-The cont@
ceedings instituted against Il
Joseph Ldghtfoot by Judge
man OF the circuit court, as a
affidavit of Attorney Claus
Bride. as already related in
Bulletin. appears to De the O.
OF personal feelings between
neys mentioned. as a result TeT
sion made BY Judge Mattheety
the divorce case Of Bartels vs. s.
The decision was not favoraf of
client of 1ightfoot and, acccast
the affidavit OF Mcbride. soners
language Of condemnation ven-
in referring to the jurist Theln-
says the remarks were first inc
May %, in Kailua. rt-
So foul is the nature OF the ~ y,
credited to Lightfoot by McBr' 'fa
1t was necessary to SEND the
by special messenger ins
through the mails. McBrideho
affidavit, contends that the ;P %
detrimental to himself and tdsf
Matthewman with which he :
Lightfoot. we're made before a e
of other witnesses whom he 2a1
The affidavit. after a review b
legal battle in the case Of BarR
Bartels, reads in part as follow
suage of an unprintable nature
omitted):
Said AJudge "TrembIes in His ?
Joseph Lightfoot stated to !
in substance and effect the foll
that is to say: Mcbride, you
have something on his littieek,
the said Lightfoot in usipf
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College Professor Probably
Governor of Philippines

WASHINGTON o. c. Wilson Will probably name
the difficult post o.
general Of the today that the peas
Ford formerly ns"ep
herman and lneetop faculty. where n
professor ord gautate ~
CITY College 1863 sxperisnes 70
He lett eutoFsn'p
PITTSBURGH lecturer political science Sen
Prneeton
He ccCey with Wilson at Prnceten.
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DISCUSS PLANS
FOR FLORAL
PARADE OF 1914
MANY Matters of Local lmpor-
tance Considered by Promo
ters Yesterday Afternoon

Advocating the necessity of an early |
start in order that greater amount
of time may be given TO the arrange
nent of the several features, l. "a.
Petrie, Waiter F. Dillingham; ana
Arthur Wall. former Heterogeneous
| of floral parades and carniYals, met
with the members of the promotion
| committee yesterday afternoon ana
| preeented plans for the 1914 floral
! Darade and carnival which bid fair TO
lead to the completion within sixty
days of both the financial details
and the complete program OF the
| festival.
/ The first half of the meeting was
taken up with a discussion of former
1 nageants and the advisability OF
moulding the event into a permanent
and self-sustaining organization.
iChairman Fred L. Waldron, or the
promotion committee, spoke at length
with regard to the necessity OF an
carly start. saying that the committee
last wear had less than five weeks in
which to complete all preparations
Including the collection of funds. The
matter of appointing a director-Sen-
eral for next years event was not
j discussed, although the committee
inow has a list of several names to
consider. One of the most important,
points brought up with regard to the
tfloral parade was that of seating the
4 public along the line of march.
plan was presented which was to the
effect that the committee in charge
Of the event secure in some available
part of the city large tract OF land
some weeks before the date OF the
parade. Here could be erected
bleachers to seat any number of per-
sons. the parade would end at this
point. the review held and prizes
awarded. In this manner charge
$ lcould be made for seats in the
; bleachers, and the revenue derived
!. tberefrom would greatly help in de-
lfraying expenses.
II Leaving floral parade matters and
,l taking up promotion work, Walter
: lDilHngham advocated that the fact
4 OF Hawaiissbeing IN excellent center
q tfor polo should be emphasized in the
& promotion committees summer adver-
NJ tising. He told of the great interest
nj in the game now being taken in the
Frstates, saying that he believed many
teams could be induced to
ith pine to Hawaii in the summer.
has The matter of the large quantity OF
lanuffRl which now infests the Waikiki
film e.h was presented to the commit
askiney Chairman Waldron, the secre'
n havinSeing instructed to write to the
circuits. atendent of public works with
.aoord .to ito ascertaining what could DC
by 'ts Sacrata making way with this men
sted that Tiers for the 1914 carnival
local @ ind ond ~ parade will be taken VI
1ota, Dot 10 anu 10y x meeting. A large number
+ 1qis isea er artists will be asked tc
d posters fgns, and it is expected
It It Conditions ] apg out Of the ordinar, I.,
received from lett ~
partments of the
1914 noeter committee in the
omitted by Actint
Jordan. A lettel
'ANESE :;:':..: 81; 6: ;:5'':: g; : !:
ta4.4
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Would END IT
IS PLAN
Belief Strona That with Turkey and Balkan Allies Maintaining
Armies in Field There viii Be No Settlement OF Irounle
! Military Pressure Strong on Balkan Governments
TAssociated Prcss Cablel

1.-The Powers are seriously so.sasno @
blze their armies Powers believe that military
The field there is little and equitable division
territory.
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Police Graft Proved In
San Francisco; | Convicted

FRANCISCO Cali June 7As the orsoms s o. ss, ps ~ r
charged and Of ex.orson
81 tns
will be sentenced maximum pen1Il
ten
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AusIRALAsIANs VIM IN THE DAVIS CUP PRELIMINARIEs

NEW YORK 7Austasa the doubles match o. .e -
prelmnaes today aftsr ons
exciting the history OF the lawn ssnns - - sseo &
postponeo on
rain se however ana "nn p.st -. s.
g. fnai set
usu .I greatly botnsf
Mclaughlin Msurte n.
Of Little wa palrso Ssn - Ts.
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Argentine Buys Derby Winner
fAeaocIated Press t,aDlel

.June7 -
another horse
$5o0oo He VIII pe usso
breeding n Argentine
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D. LINDSAY
IS Named ON
SCHOOL BOARD

David C. Lindsay, cashier of the
Baldwin National bank of Kahului
md president of the Nahiku Rubber
Company of the same city, has been
appointed a member of the board OF
school commissioners to represent
Maui. Mr.. Lindsay has accepted the
arooin.ment, which becomes effec-
tive Immediately and is for the full
term of two years.
The remaining two vacancies on
the board had not been filled by noon
today, though Governor Frear may
announce both appointments before
his departure for Hawaii this after
noon, or may be announced by his
c-ivate secretary, George Clark, dur
Or 49, chief executives stak on the
time SAL
we their c1afhfs,, conference with T
elect a trustee and frat1ss;ntondont
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Oahu Lodge, /, /. o.
81 4fAs G.. T.. will meet in
sNb9xssx the Central Union
Bible School Room
- the first and third
Tuesdays at half-past
seven p. m.
r. A. SOARE5, Chief Templar.
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act such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
GEO. s. CURRY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
June Z, 1913. 5567-lt.