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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04

Every sporting man who has had
any connection with the fight game
on the coast and San Francisco is
the real headquarters Of pugilism.
past and present knows Sol Levin
son, maker Of fighting gloves and nm
official matchmaker for a whole sta
BILE full Of boxers. He is a character
who once known is never forgotten.
Salazar, OF the San Francisco Bull
letin, prints the following Interesting
interview with Sol. anent the peculi-
arities Of famous ring experts
Boxers, like ball players, are sup
erstitious lot The speaker, me-
dunn sized man OF middle age and
more or less nude head, directed an
accusing twinkle Of the eye in the di-
rection of a broad-shouIdered indivi-
dual who at first glance may well
have been taken for Frank Chance
The shot went home.
That's right, Sol" remarked the
broad-shouldered one, rub it in"
The bald-headed man burst into
laughter. in which the other joined.
This fellow, = said Sol Levinson,
who has furnished boxing gloves for
every champion Of note Tor a quarter
century, +Was the most superstitious
boxer of them all. When he was in
the game he wouldn't think of enter
ing the ring unless he wore Ger.
tain color belt and the laces Of his
shoes were tied in one particular
way" j. IS s.
Jack Root, he OF the broad shoul-
ders, and one-time noted middle
weight, acknowledged the truth of
the accusation by remaining silent.
Ieyinson." he finally remarked, sis
sore because i didn't use his gloves =
{ Then Root told why he didn't use
the Leyinson boxing glove, as did
most of the champions of his day, as
well as those of the present period.
! Il didn't use Soils gloves because
had my own lucky set" he said.
THAT Is the only explanation have.
u was afraid that If l undertook TO
use any other gloves than those / al
ways fought with I'd get whipped. =
But he didn't tell it all. put in
Levinson. He neglected to state that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
MANY FIGHTERS SUPERSTITIOIS
WHENIT COMES I01HEIRG GLOVES
sol Levinson Manufacturer Of PugIstic Handwear and
Walking Encyclopedia of the Ring Came Spins Some
Yarns Of the Boxing Game Some Keen Businessmen

i
every time he was to participate In
an important fight he would write
and tell me that he wanted to use his
own lucky gloves and then ask me
not to get sore. He would even Of
fer to send me the price of new
pair of gloves Just to show he. was
not 9 cheap guy.
Again did Jack Root look his guilt.
But guess wasn't Alone he
parrfed There were others
Sure agreed LevinsoI II / had
the time I'd tell you about them.
Boxers are. Just as whimsical about
their gloves as. ballplayers are as to
their bats 49, ss.s,,z, 8. :.
ssI'ye received some funny orders
in my time. One Of the funniest was
Jack Carrick of Chicago. As re-
member, Carrick was to- fight Rufe
Turner in Oakland, and he asked that
the gloves / furnish him be- made OF
! the purest white leather I could get.
J "Carrick then explained that the
regulation ox-blood or olive green
/ glove would not do. Turner, he said.
was a black man, and would be
much easier to hit with white gloves
than those OF any other color.
! But Rufe wasn't being hit much
/ in those days. Before Carrick could
demonstrate that black man was
easy to hit with white glove he got
a punch on the jaw that incapacftat-
ed him for ten minutes or SO. He
/ kept the gloves to use on some black
boxer other than Turner"
! LeFinson drew a book from his desk
and handed it over for inspection.
There, he said, you will find.
specifications for gloves.
A hurried glance through the pages
diyulgee such names as those OF Tom
Snarkey, Kid Iavigne, Jim Jeffries.
Luther Mccarthy, Battling Nelson,
Jimmy Britt. Peter jackson, Joe VOL
colt. Stanley KetcheI. Carl Morris,
George Dixon, Mike Gibbons, AID VOL
CAST. Willie Richie and several dozen
Others that 60 to make up ring his
tory.
/ Il don't see the name Of bob Fitz-
simmons, remarked one of those who
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
WRESTLING MATCHES
NEXT SATUR DAY ARE
ATTRACTING COMMENT

The wrestling match next Saturday
might between. Sailor Roberts and Ar
'malang. the German mat expert has
stirred up a good deal Of latent In
terest among fans who used to follow
the graphing game on the mainland,
but who have seen little Of it here in
recent years. 1t Is probable thar there
will be q good-szed turnout at the
Asahi theater to see the bout. Sever
al good preIiminaries have also been
arranged. Tickets for the show are
now on sale at M. A. Gunst & Co
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IN THE
EAST TO CONE
INTO ITS own
rBy Latest Mail

Racing In New York next year
promises to eclipse all seasons since
1908, when the Hart-AgneW amend.
ments to the Percy Gray Racing law
crippled the sport and the passage Of
the Directors Liability law in 1910
killed It. =
The stewards OF The Jockey Club
are working hard to rehabilitate the
sport on clean basis. With that end
IN view sp0rtsmen OF highest stand.
ing are importing stations and mares
TO improve the breed not only for the
turf but for the remount service OF
the United States Government The
donations Of thoroughbred stations
and horses to Uncle sam BY patrons
CT the turf have already had good re.
suits as Is apparent in the qualify Of
the chargers representing the govern
ment service In the pumping CONTESTS
at the horse show.
Plans for six days Of racing to be
held at the state fair In Syracuse next
fan. Immediately following the meet.
ing ut Saratoga. show the wide scope
Of the campaign being arranged BY
the stewards for next year One Of
the purses to be offered 1T Syracuse
will be worth $1,000 & value equal to
any of the presentday turf classics
such as the Brooklyn, Metropolitan
and the Suburban handicaps.
IN addition to the eight new stakes
opened by the stewards and gaarin.
teed BIZ the Owners Fund & 30 .00o
.<,tes<1s 1<1sf o,srfS,c IN, rSofrr,vln ~ tl,c
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LAST TOWN GAME
BETWEEN CHINESE
AND 18TH SATURDAY

The ALL Chinese and 25th Infantry
ball teams viii play their last sched-
uled game In Honolulu at Athletic
Park next Saturday afternoon. COM
mencing al 3 O'Clock AS soon as pro-
jected improvements In the infantry
diamond at Schofield Barracks are
completed, the Chinese will journey to
the army post. and give the 18th a
chance 10 try conclusions on their
home field
A week from Saturday, December
I3. the Chinese and AiI-Hawaiians
viii play return game at Athletic
Park.
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TENNIS BOOMING
ON VALLEYISLE

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU. Maui Dee. s.. Tennis at
Puunene for the Rice Cup was never
more exciting than during the past
week, when the race has been toward
the finals A number of spectators
have been present to watch the match,
and there is no doubt but that there
win be a big crowd next Saturday
when the finals are played off, and the
cup won. I.
There have been some surprises in
the tennis play Of this year, some men
coming up wonderfully and others
falling below what was expected of
them. ).
During the week Engle and DIR.
Young beat c. Campbell and A, Nc
Claren two sets straight, 6-2, GA. The
-victors gained second conquest on
Monday. when they beat Savage and
y McClaren by score of 49, 6-3, 6-3.
Tuesday of this week Frank Baldwin
and VIM. Walsh played Thompson
and hurry, the result being a. score of
60, 6-S, 6-3. Thursday afternoon
these victors were losers to Collins
and d. G. Lindsay by q score OF 60,
Ga, s-2 The exciting game of the
week. and by all odds the hardest
fought, was on Friday afternoon.
when Engle and Young came up
against Rice and Rosecgans, the two
players Of Paia upon whom Paia has
banked pretty heavily this season.
The former team won, 1913, 0-6, 6-3,
rs, 6-3. This makes two Paia teams
in the finals, which are to be played
Eon Saturday afternoon of this week
Lindsay and Collins against Engle
and Young.
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were fsasting their eyes on the list
Of notables
No.. remarked Levinson. Bob
wasn't particular about the gloves he
used. He didn't have to be to knock
his men out And besides Fitz was
business man.
The remark as to Fitz being q bust
ness man naturally called Tor an ex'
PLANTATION, and It Was not without
some hesitation that the boxing glove
man consented TO give it.
When Fitzsimmons was cham.
pfon,p he finally said. manufac'
tured what was considered very fast
punching bag. One day Fitz walked
into the business house with which
/ was connected and saw one Of the
bags hanging from . platform as 4
sample He gave the bag q punch
and 1t came back like flash That
interested him. Bob was an expert
bag puncher.
He spent some time In tapping the
bag and testing it out. Finally he
asked the, price, and was informed
that the bags sold for $3.50 each.
:. Tell you what viii do said Fitz,
give me two of the bags and will
advertise them for you.
Fitzsinmons thus showed himself
to be q business man, declared Lev.
inson, @but he didn't get the bags.
He believed In getting paid FOR
what he used, and thus 1t was that in
his fights he usually wore the gloves
of q well known sporting goods house.
Fitz was all business.
Then the name of Jack johnson was
missed from the list.
Il made some gloves for Jack.. de
elared lleyinson. but he was another
business man. :
You must have had to use whole
beef hide 70 make some of these
gloves, was suggested by one of those
mathematieally inclined, and who had
taken the trouble to look into the
figures contained in the book.
Yes, agreed Levinsons 'tsome Of
the champions have big hands Can't
say who had the largest. But in an
offhand way I'd pick Jim Jeffries or
Gunboat Smith. s 81 81
The Gunner has hand like ham.
When he doubles his fist and puts Il
out for inspection you cease to wonder
why 1t is that he can hit so hard.
No man could have a hand as large as
his and not be able to punch
Jim Jeffries has large but dif'
ferent kind Of hand than the Gunner.
Smiths is long and broad and fuIl Of
bones. Jeffs hand IS rat and heavy.
II must measure two Inches or more
through the palm.
Leyfnsonss arm ran down page ol
the book and stopped at name Pc.
ter jackson.
A black man thoroughly white. !,
he remarked. 81 made all his gloves.
He used to send for them an the way
from England. 2
sSuperstitiousz kidded Root
Not on your life. rettrt6d the
glove man. he liked the brand
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SUNDAY DEC. 7th.
500 p. m.
HAWAII We. r. A. G.

Reserved seats on sale IN Sportine
Goods Department, E. 10. HALL =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
It's Pretty Tough On Us
u. S. Senators Now

WASHINGTON, July lots
pretty tough on our senators these
hot days. They haven't any
thing to drink but common Po-
tomac river water and the mas
seurs that used to help them cool
off in the marble baths in the
senate office building are gone
away, looking for new Jobs. The
economy campaign is on in full
force, and many a jaded senator,
remembering the old days when
all these little aids in comfort
were his for the ASKING, adds an
other woeful look to his face as
he discusses the decadence of the
age. During a recent hearing
one senator stepped up to a water
cooler OF the water bottle kind.
His face lighted up.
why, ! thought this was all
gone" he said, as he poured him
self three glasses of water, which
he drank eagerly. Fine" he
said. Fine. There never was a
water as good as that, and I've
tried 'em ALL" A young page
who had heard him seemed TO be
suffering from suppressed hyste-
ria.
What's the joker ASKED a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
LIVESTOCK
FARMERS AND LOGGERS
ATTENTION

Il
II you are in need of any OF the
following you can be supplied at al
most your own price. 1 have left
some scrapers, dump wagons,
wagons, blacksmith outfit, chains,
etc, along with balance of horses
and harness and mules.
have one team, mare and horse,
in fair condition. good fast work.
ers, true to pull. guaranteed every
way. Price with good harness $3.50.
one pair of sorrel horses, weight
1900 lbs, good drivers and good
workers. matched to a dot, 8 years
old just right for general work.
Will sell separate or together with
One pair of hack mules with
mealy noses, weight about 2200 lbs,
gentle, guaranteed every way, any
one can drive them. Price with
good harness 1888.
One sorrel gelding, weight about
100 lbs, work single or double,
true anywhere, good traveller, will
work in garden or on road; also
have almost new single harness for
him. Price complete 500.
One bay horse years old, sound
round made horse, gentle. true, sim
gle or double, weight about 1900
lbs, guaranteed in every way, $125.
colored horse with white flowing
name and tail, gentle for lady, city
broke, absolutely fearless of city
sights or objects, goes single or
double or under the saddle. VIII
give two weeks trial. Also have
new saddle with horse il preferred.
Price complete $165.
ferson Livery and Trans. Barn Ask
for Loyd
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REAL ESTATE

49,, = 49, ,>s-->-~->-~-~~-~~->~s
FOR sALE-Cholce dairy farm In
excellent condition, mitch cows.
young stock, hogs, hens, and farm
implements, first class croD. Wi
consider property with some cash
This liz near Tacoma and is very
cheap. Write 540S South Washing
ton or. call Madison SOS.
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WANTED---RooM

-~@~s<>>-~~~-S>>~es~~>>
" NTED - Gentleman Germany
respectable German or American
family. walking distance from N.
r. car shops. Address p. o. Bon
400, City.
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EXCHANGE

sSN-->->~~--~~>~~
LAND for automobile; 20 lots for
dence. residence for acreage. Cali
I 20 4, 81 Eernfce bldg
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UNFINISHED ROOMS

FIVE nice, clean, newly papered un-
furnished rooms ground floor. 81
per month; So. 18th and O SITS. Call
1907 So. @ st.
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RANCH TRADE

bystander. WELL" laughed the
page, II was just trying to keep
my face straight while the sena-
tor praised that water. It's in
the old bottles, but I fill them
regularly from the faucets out
there and bring 'em in"
Which shows that even a Unit
ed States senator is not infallible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
Two Big Bargains

EIGHT NORTH 21sT AND
S-'NS Gavin oV~AV0 ~
slightly location;
fol streets
This $500 OWNER NEEDS MONEY and has
SELL abou
GRAB ~ "-0 u T''V' p"S"p'e~iH '"s"
MAKE $4,000 The
paved and all
these the alley
Que in about
THIS Read-lnspect-Buy. -
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Situations---Male

.>ee>~~e>~~S~~s~~S~~~~
WANTED-By man and wife, posi-
ton to manage general store, ex-
perienced, capable, best references.
Address J-3001, Times.
BOOKKEEPER and general office
man. experienced and capable.
Box D-2000. Times.
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An warehouse cory or sorage
Say R &a%N AN opPS SFGss fGr iI3S
THIS Misunderstanding Do it ~
,,,uu READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY
quick ss BE BE- SOLD OWNER LEAVING
FIN SfR s GpF Sr for hd s a" anS oe T
% naos od 6ute t beans Sas@ eSss ot pa ar
new ss egaat woodwor large attic
perth oab ssss psa5e aaf S S
as ss f %oi tS the Salesman of charge
I Gae d for sIo CASH
but Se Buyer up It's sacrifice SALE
h. NEAR 9Th TIL AVE practically new Groom
dining roo e annd hG any TheT & @ R&
house m n eRd bath nainte with porcelain
W than when built As
& IN H2n sth o s Ms 1s IS HS
month These a agf%s of $50 $500 cash and bal
T s1 WaIks and city
eleot sGuT h 10TH AND STATE STREETS fireplace
Te 1896 500 aeGn wo nq stnss ne gar
trees P9 u9 FARM TRADE 2sers
ana nee saran me Groom house is newly painted
Sale is $4,000
ssSo LESS THAN COST? 5000 cash
It's only $500 a lot Cheap? We should
to these sold 5000
cash andsi busy buy ADAMS :!
s AID % g. ss9S + s. IN
HOME nd S Sa oUher of With GT
roses It's picture The house lot the
s0 $500 It FOR $4,000 on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
FARM FOR SALE
Mckinley Park Bargain

For sale by owner, new, fine, A.
room cottage. toilet and bath room;
2 level lots, good soil; a fine place
to raise chickens; three blocks from
car. See this If you are looking for
a bargain. Phone Main 254, or
Main 1889, or call at DIR. Cline's Of
flee, corner Morton and Mckinley
ave.
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SUMMER COTTAGES


FREE camp sites at Redondo
Beach. Take launch Argo, Mu-
nicipal dock.
SPRING BEACH-The ideal place
to camp. We have furnished
cottages and tents to rent to desir-
able people. Fine beach, fine
springs, good fishing and boating.
Plenty of fresh milk, eggs and veg
etables right at hand. also provis-
ions and groceries. Take the
SPRING BEACH boat which leaves
~. Defiance every day at 1880, 9.
III a. m, 2. 3:30. 6, D. m, hourly
on Sunday, $3.50 a. m. to 1880 D. m.
rare l0c. Rates to campers. All
KINGS OF boats TO rent. See ii. B.
RITZ & CO.. at Tacoma or Spring
Beach.
COTTAGES for camping, near city.
Bood boat service. Phone Main
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I REFUSE 70 be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife.
Annie Gamma. living at Browns 6n
refSrrafion. Signed anton Ganixaa.
PETERSON. the tailor moved to
4ei-z Bankers Trust Bldg.
ron quick delivery cali Robse,s,s
Auto Express Main 1867.
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FOR RENT--FARMS

FOR RENT FREE to man who'll
plant acres to potatoes and
celery. Location tract, Pacific City.
Land cleared but no house. Room
207 Equitable.
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AGENTS WANTED
Unfurnished Flats
RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-For offices, nice front
rooms at Fisher hotel. 1904 Pa
cific av.
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WOOD AND COAL

PETERSON BROS. hay. grain. poui-
try supplies and coal and wood.
loth and x. Phone Main 3s1
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HELP-FEMALE

WANTED-A girl for light house
keeping and to care for children.
Good wages. 1928 North Bristol.
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Mortgages TO and $50
IDLE money loaned for investors
free of charge. $1400 mortgage
for sale. Interest collected free.
Highest references. Quarter-cen-
fury record in Tacoma of honest
dealing.
Lennox Investment Company,
206 Equitable Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
AND DYE WORKS
DRAYAGE
DURABLE PLUMBING

s>~~~~~~~~s~~~s~~~~s~
JUST arrived, new line of bath
sprays. VIM. b. Coffee Plumb
Ing Co.
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II = TELL YOUR WANTSFTHROUG THE TIMES =
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

s-->~~~~~>~~~--~>---
Al family COW and calf for sale.
A. A. Chapman, Summit Sta, old
Puyallup car.
ONE light horse. sound and true.
Telephone Main 154. nlfta
DRIVING and saddle horse for sale.
years old. .227 st. Helens av.
FOR SALE-Goslings and Giant
Belgian hares. r. G. Neal, East
Larchmont, old Puyallup line.
GOING east, will sell my fine Jer-
sey COW. Come quick. 5041 So. K.
OWNER moved away, want to sell
fresh family cow, gentle and good
mixer. Call Benefits Livery, So.
Tacoma. Phone Main 1891.
USE Naptar to clean your sink,
bathtub, all kitchen utensils,
dishes, glassware, mirrors, nickel.
brass, etc, also superior hand
soap. VIII not irritate the most
sensitive skins. At all dealers. MID.
by Powers Mfg. Co, 315 So. 9th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
IL YOU DO NOT FIND
JUST THE PLACE

ONE acre Puyallup land, $500
less than cost; highly improved,
berries yielded $3.50, with better
prospect this season. Terms. Par
ticulars at 913h Commerce st.,
flat /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10
STUDIOS

TAKE your kodak developing an
finishing to Everybody's Studio
1885 c st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10

FOR RENT-Modern boarding.
house, opposite Park, Puyallup,
Wn. Inquire at La Bell Flats, cor
ner of 4th av. and Meridian SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10

A girl for housework, experience
not necessary. Phone Main 6406.
Address 107 East 29th st.
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Phone Main 7fss. Prompt Delivery.
A. u. HAND LAUNDRY
Cleaning and Pressing.
30 So. = St. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10

WANTED-A woman to help. in
kitchen. Edison hotel. 5445 So.
Union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-07-10

I HAVE an Edison Triumph" pho
nograph that l will sell for less
than half the cost price. You can
have the. records for nothing. Call
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-26
In MemOriam.

Since it has been Gods will to re-
move from us our beloved sister, Miss
Mamie F. Bozeman, a member Of Sa-
luda Baptist church, be it resolved,
1st. That we bow in humble sub
mission to His will, and that We shall
hold her always in loving remem-
brance, recalling as an example, her
cheerful disposition, ner patience un-
der Affections and her sweet thought
fulness of those who ministered to
her during her illness.
End. That we extend our sympathy
to the bereaved ones.
3rd. That a page in our minute
book be dedicated to her memory and
copy of these resolutions be sent
to the Baptist Courier and The New
berry Herald and News.
Mrs. A. P. Coleman,
Miss Julia Smith,
Mrs. W. o. Holloway,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-26

Sharon Hign school There is only
one mistake in the piece, Mr.. John B.
Paysinger is the man. He is a recent
graduate from Wofford college, and
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T.
Paysinger, OF the city. There was
no mistake in the balance of the par
agraph, which read "Mr. Paysinger
comes very mighty recommended and
the school promises to have one of
the most successful sessions in its
history"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-26
MIR. LathrOp's Family Reunion.

Mr.. George Lathrop, Confederate
veteran, enjoyed with his family and
friends on Friday a large family re-
union. Mr.. Lathrop is now enjoying
good health and was in one of his
usual jolly moods Friday. an the
grove in front of his home ERE was
prepared and served an excellent bar
becue dinner.
Eight of Mr.. Lathrop's children
were present, twenty-one grandchlld-
rem, two great grandchildren. Mr.
Willis Lathrop, of Columbia, Mr.. La
throp's only brother, was present with
his daughter. Mr.. Lathrop also in
vited his friends and neighbors. Dur
ing the entire day ice cream and
lemonade were served and large
Bradford watermelons were sliced.
1t was most enjoyable occasion
for those present, and Mr.. Lathrop el9
Joys the esteem and best wishes of
all his family and friends who hope
to enjoy with him many. more such
reunions
There were about 100 people
present who said that it was a Ge-
l:ghtsu, day we'll spent.