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81; balances 81 $50 les: Baltimore. exchanges s..
059 iS3 balances 500 6l0: Cnicsso. .rcnsngs Sc
I32.2sO balances S3.2l0t5o PhilSdelphis exchange
SOS 81 200 balances S2ti.5l9. So Louis. exchanges
81 391 .ls balances 1851. 500
SILVER MARKET Bar silver IN Tondon was
o2tsd a. ounce. unchanged. New York quotation
was $50. unchanged. MEXICAN silver dollars. 81 i.
afe.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The market was irresu-
lst and closed weak. Gable and sight rates Ion
don cable tS525. demand 4 1890 Paris cable 5.l5is
si1ty and ninety day bills London. bankers siaty
days. 1888. ninety ds5s 4s.2j
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III. CI.,sIapd & pittsburgh RailrO'" v

OFFICE or IkkAHA NJ fstS
cleveland. Ohio, Jan. ~ susr.
DIyIDEND NorlCE.-The r ~ Rssssi
tcriv dividend ~ ~, upon tne ne 81
Guaranteed stock and ~ vgDk ~ -
cisI Guaranteed Betterment S, 9sis ~fu y
company. payable Msrch ~ ~ ths osss..
psi Dor. or sp w,S S,iSo Isnier comp'ssiys (
%cJsr street. New York city 0,s,lsss
holders OF Record AZ the CLOS
February 10Th. 1918. .-,,se rr.asursr-
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Tur RAITIMoRE & ONO k''h"~
lnMpANN.
OFFICE OF TIE SL,ns..y' "a 1873

OFFICE OF TIE SEcREeli an iiyg
Baltlmore. Md. January ~, =.
The Board OF Directors w ne va
clarad from the net earnings o. nS,eso,r.,s,
many for the six months ende.li -, ceat
81. 1914 q dividend or i "" ~ Comps,i.
on shg MsrSh H. 1915 10 The sioes, \, ~.
Of record It the close OF business
rusry !. 1915. ., fran, TIE 81,
The Board also declared ION sl,issnl
plus earnings of the con Der cent %
the common stock OF tha comPSSn oIldsrs 4
record a. the close OF business
ruary !. 1918. -, ,iose.
a. NNnnI FORD. Nf.'l.---r
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Rumely Stockholders Organize

A COMMITTEES has been formsi n represent the pre-
ferroi stockholders u the Rumely Compiny
consisting % Mortimer y Bucknef. chairman vfc.-
president - the NeN YORK Trust Company: James
y. Bell Of Secor Rel. Toeio. 9 Eigar Elliott
q Breed. Elliott Harrison. thicsso. ogden H.
Hammond NeS Yofk Allen I West - G. n
Walker A Co. 81 Louis Tbs Nes York must
Company has beeo named depositoO for the
cCiuInittoe
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U. S. Treasury Finances

wa.hiaroa. Jan. 2s-Ths condition q the
triied states Treasury AZ tie Close ~ business to
dsv vas Net balance IN general fund fis.olt 09s
Gf.l Receipts s. SO S3i total payments s. se4 9s9
NE ds~-ii ,his rsca year Is !il.S6i5ts. sgIinst
derrif q so if2 fOT last year exclusive Panama
canal and public d.h rAsacilens
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henryCIews&Co.

~. -. Us. - aud 70 BROAD ST,
MEMBERS y. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold
on commission. Also carried on CON
servatlve terms. Deposit Accounts
received subject 10 check at sight
Interest paid on daily balances.
BRANCH OFFICES
600 FIFTH Ave 3b3 Third Ave.
Il22 Broadway 20 warren 81.
20 EyaiOn Square 10 Court 81, Bklyn.
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FINANCIAL.

FOR sALE.-Flye-ycsr notes 'e fssss,,,'
Arst mortgage ON improve, s'ess, .
farm lands. In deuoWinaNons 81 t,oksrsg,
sfO. 0O0. 90. VIII net &C. snd -'1 e,,stisn ~
These loans are made on he pssV
exceeding 40oo % the Naipe "
srty. An loans guarantera,-. coyPANh
PLANTERS BANK a TRUST ,o'T .ss
40 Tuiiahoina. -,
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,N,Ic,w,rrp COPPER ooMPAs,n,ts

AZ n Meeting OF the directors ,,,t,,pi
Amalgamsied copper CompSnf' -, 81
OF one-half OF one per cent. = OF ,si,. y
declared. payable February 80. II ~
stock holders OF record on me ia rpsq
Company as OF 1. oclcsh u.s. s..r.,afr
3sth. 1915. A 81 MH'N''
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which we're not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Friday:
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RrrFALO. ROCHESTER & piitsp'
RUNWAY tOMPt>f 49,. 80

Dividends of three per cent or an ~
ferrsd stock and ~ two per en- -. bss-
common stock ~ this company isiA 70
declared. payable February an
a'o' 'ts2Nrsr fSELIN. secre''''
-. VI f.ruarv % 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

FRIDAY. JANUARY 90, 1915.

bonds Stock Exchange
mn ,onst % Thursday week and s'
wear ago to date S5eoS'ooo against
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MINING.
BONDS.

SnDoA & 4 ~ g.. 60 50 g. So
q. 900 chic & NVn IS 1907. lo9n 1926. i0sis
200 40 Ia nw H.s lo5'. io5', lH'. 1915
ENLISTED. tseus cents per share.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. JANUARY %, 1915.

stock Friday 4S96oo against COZ 500 against
o Z 4 in
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

interchangeable Registered or Coupon.
fCoupon. tRegistered. sNew.
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GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL.
STATE.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS

my State AIS. 1887 los = l08 =
3NY Canal a. 1862 1905 l00it 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDTSTRJALS,

BID. Ask. Bid. Ask
sArn La T5l7 ~ y Trans. s.. 81
80 pret...io7 100 r 6 II. new. s., !
tElec Boat. - &c Savoy OIL.
tdo pref. % % Sterlg Cum. * go
tfious OIL. 1lA l. T. = pr. n. IFS. ILL.,
Rub r cts ~ 81 WAY o & q. rs
r. Y SaleslGO 10 WHY'S Ovid. 81 %
Mani Tran. = = DO pref. % IS
Marc OF \. ~ ~
MINING.
;Beaver con e 50 'tGreenwat.r.
Brahen Cop. 81. : ttInu Mines. % %
Buffalo NJ. a. II Kerr Lake. ~ A..
Butte & NY II la Rose Con. :. -
caribou c. IS 6 Mines Of Am. ri. "a.
Comb Frac.. INev Hills. So >
con Arz :. 5. rs Nipissing NJ. - -.
Crown Res. u = * Butte y. Il Il
iDia 81 r.. 3 Pac Smelt... i-32 3-32
II Psso Con j. 81. Tuolumme G. . .
tFlorence... r. 50 Nv X Cop pt u. III
BONDS.
Brad c ss..1c lS Arc ct IS b. ss,. s9's
camp Sc. Zoe l03 Arg gyt So 99s. 997.
chic Elev Is % % West Pac IS 81 80
Ar gyt S. a.l0oi. icoi.
'Er dividend 'Unl,ted. ;s.ns cents per shsrs.
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RAILROADS.
BONDS
MINING.

81 GO Cumb Tel 5s... % q q u
ZOO y y Cot Yrn IS - 80 o. -
900 y r. Tel IS 1899. 1901. 1901 1901. 1904
100 swift 8 60 5s.. 94', 9tas -. 90.
1000 Western Tel 5s.. sai7 e6'g 95'a 95iq
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21

Read The Daily Gate City. 10c a
week by carrier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21
An Old, Family Cough
Remedy, Eos1,e-Made
Easily Costs Very
Little, but Is Prompt, Sure
and Effective

By making this pint of o1d-time cough
81, as compared with the ready-made
prompt and positive remedy, in every way.
chest colds in "a hours-relieves even
too, for bronchitis, bronchial asthma,
ses em and dng stdfe sy2aP
pint bottle and fiji the bot tie with plain
with Pinex. Keeps perfectly and tastes
good.
You can feel this take hold of cough
or cold in way that means business. 1t
quickly loosens the. dry, hoarse or pain
full cough and heals the infamed MEM
branes. It also has q remarkable effect
in overcoming. the persistent loose cough
by stopping the formation of phleg-n in
the throat and bronchial tubes.
The effect of Pine on the membranes is
known by almost every one. PineX is q
most valuable concentrated compound Of
genuine Norway pine extract combined
with guaiacol and other natural healing
pine elements.
There are many worthless limitations
OF this famous mixture. To avoid dis
appointment, ask your druggist for "211A
ounces of Pinex," and do not accept any.
thing else.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. The Pinex Cor Ft.
Wayne, Ind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21
COUNTERFEIT FIVE
BEING CIRCULATED
Warning Is Issued Against Clever
I. Imitation Of Indian Head Cur
rency Which 10 at Large.

Warning against one Of the clever
est counterfeit five dollar bills ever
discovered in the United States has
been issued by the Burlington rail-
road to all conductors, ticket agents
and. other officials who handle cur
rency as a portion Of their daily work.
They have been instructed ito keep a
sharp lookout for the queer stuff" and
notify general headquarters in Chicago
when ever they discover one Of the
notes. ta5 8.
By receiving information from dis
coverers of the bad money, authorities
believe they will be able to- ascertain
the territory in which the money is
originating. This will be first rate
aid to special officers and United
States secret service men in the cap
ture of the counterfeiting gang.
The bill being circulated is Of the
series Of 1899 and is known as the
Indian head" FIVE. According to those
is one of the best flakes" On record
accepted by those not expert in deter
mining good money from bad
The silk threads which have usual
ly DGcH HOiSu as lie DdAc VI lho SS>uliI-
erfeiter in reproducing currency are
said to be discernible in the Indian
head face five." which would indicate
that the maker is a master criminal.
Information given to the railorad
men states that one method which
may be used in determining the legal
ity Of the note is the green tint on the
reverse side. In most cases, the ink
extends a short distance over the
margin. In many other respects the
note Is said to be most perfect in ap-
pearance to the casual observer.
Counterfeiters are regarded as bank
safe crackers and smooth swindlers
as leaders in the criminal world, but
this very prominence in many cases
aids the authorities In the capture of
the enemies of society. The greatest
counterfeiters in the world and the
various styles OF bank notes which
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21
No Sunday go to Meetin' Clothes.
UNITED Press Correspondence.1

UNITED Press Correspondence
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Childhood Of
today is being buried under the same
avalanche Of greed for style and
clothes that is swapping the grown
ups, according to Mrs. Jane Barnard.
juvenile probation officer at the court
Of domestic relations. Mrs. Barnard
drew on Tennyson to put it this way:
Cursed be the social wants that sin
against the strength Of YOUTH
Nowadays" said Mrs. Barnard,
children are dressed for school as
they used to dress only for parties
unday-go-to-meetin' clothes are IN
known. Every day is Sunday in chill
dren's clothing. Children are hooted
by their playmates if they wear cloth
ing like their parents wore, and one
Of childhood's greatest tragedies Is
the contempt their playmates hold for
them If they are not dressed in style
1t is no better at Sunday school. Chill
dren not dressed right up to the min
ute are not only hooted by their
schoolmates, but are received in a
patronizing supercilious manner by the
adults. This is the reason so many
men come to me and say they cannot
support their families"
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FARMINGToN.
> - - . - 80

The ice on our streets last week
caused several to get bad fall,
some sustaining broken bones.
Mr.. Jake Corwin. Mr.. Demon VIII
son, Mrs. Haines all got snook up
badly from a fall. Mrs. Alice Coul-
ter received a broken arm.
p. X. Wares two boys are reported
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected with typhoid.
The two Physter girls are reported
a little better today. They both have
typhoid fever.
Paul Hawk is very sick with the
fever, too.
Mr.. Chas Glueckler was found dead
in his room here last Tuesday morn
ing. He was laid to rest Thursday
in the town cemetery. Rev. Alexan-
der preached his funeral.
The Royal Neighbors met at the
home of Mrs. Alma Kelly last Tues
day afternoon and elected their Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows:
Oracle-Emma Brennan.
Vice oracle-Linnie Story.
Chancellor-Nan Hetzel.
Recorder-Alma Kelly.
Receiver-Edna Dickson.
Marshal-Nora Milan.
Inner sentinel-Ella Barton.
Managers-Ida Gray, Lura Lueckel
and Minnie Mcdaniel.
Refreshments were served. The
afternoon was spent very pleasantly
by all present.
There is an entertainment to be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21

they have initiated are known to the
United States secret service and IN
practically every case where new
notes have appeared, the criminals
have been apprehended sooner or
later.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21
MAN NOT DRUNK IF
HE CAN MAKE PORT
UNDER HIS OWN SAIL,

q The Iowa supreme court held ,
= Saturday a man may not be 4
. termed drunk if "as a navigator
= he makes port under his own (
q SAIL
. eff he shall need help, he is in I
. toxicated; otherwise he is not" (
q Justice Evans, who wrote the
= opinion, refers to the fact that
. both sides in the case brought to
. set aside the will Of the late
= Daniel O'Conner. a wealthy Cerro .
= Gordo county farmer, placed a
. somewhat liberal definition on (
. intoxication.'
= Under this definition" Justice
. Evans says, "the patient Is al I
=, lowed the full width of the road
. to vindicate his sobriety."
. The high court reversed the (
. lower court, which set aside the (
= will of OConner on the ground 4
. that he had cut off two daughters (
. without a cent because they in
= sisted on having a guardian ap- 4
. pointed for him.
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the victims Of a ,ynching bee during

the night.
A confession was said t. have been
obtained by members of moi from
the negroes that they robbed acd
killed A. M. Bachelor, a merchant,
Sunday night. The mob, estimated at
nearly 100. strung up the negroes near
the scene OF the robbery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21
Two NEGROES lynched.

-,-s~~--.-s Two Negroes Lynched.
UUnited Press Leased Wire Service
MACON, Ga, Dec. 21.-Residents of
Eastman, village near here, awoke
today to find bullet-riddled bodies OF
two negroes, William Stewart and
Samuel Bland, swinging from nooses,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office, Masonic Temple. Residence
Alpha apartments.
Office Hours-10 to II 4. M. 2 to
3 p. M; evenings. Z to g.; Sundays.
II to / D. m. United States civil ser
vice examiner.
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

About two years ago 1 had a severe attack of dIarrhoea which lasted for over a week. '" writes w. c. Jones, Buford, N. D. T became so weak that 1 could not stand upright. A druggist re- commended Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, The first dose relieved me and within two days 1 was as well as ever" Obtainable everywhere.
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30
Male Heb Wanted

Middle aged and elderly men make money selling our hardy guaranteed ornamental and fruit stock. Cash weekly. Part ex- penses provided.
 WASHINGTON NURSERY Co.,
 Toppenish. Wash. I'm
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30
(SEAL)

R.. C. CRESWEI.L, Chairman
 (SEAL) GEORGE HENNEssEY, Member
 Q. R. GARDNER Member Attest DEE M Moss Clerk.
 motion the Board adjourned until o'clock A. July 9th July 9th 1915 g o'clock A. M. All present
 The Board ordered transferred from the fund the Expense Fund and OO00 from Salary Fund STA S4 from Salary fund County Library Fund.
 In the petitions leading from Snow fake Board deferred action until its regular meeting ing posting of notices
 granted authority County Attorney have com plaint blanks printed for delinquent tax suits.
 Board directed Clerk issue requisiton for repairs County office chairs.
 County Engineer post notices for bids for flooring bridge Silver Creek at Taylor.
 of the Winslow cemetarY appearing peton notices and affidavit Of posting notices appoint proof posting notices of hearing petition being duly filed and of record the files of Navajo County zona being for the hearing petition and the filing objections damages no objec being claims for being fled of Supervisors hereby declare and make said road County road said petition conditioned map beng placed record the County Recorders office of Navajo County and the notes thereof being placed file in the office of County Engineer of Navajo County Arizona.
 of the proposed establishment County Wnslow Bruchman's Trading Post reported notice ordered posted for hearing August 2nd 1915
 The County Engineer authorized the unauth- fenced County Road the Show LowPnede road E. B. Newman's ranch
 The authorized County Engineer grade alley way on the North side of Hobrook townsite.
 ordered that of lots Block remove the osucuon he placed Porter Street Hobrook which 
 On motion, the Board adjourned until o'clock P M
 1 o'clock F. M all present.
 The following quarterly reports submitted. audited approved:
 w. Richards County Treasurer Dee M. Moss, County Recorder Dee M Mos Clerk Board of Supervisors Joseph School Sup w. Bazel County Sup of Board of Health; Clarence H. Jordan, County Atty; R. L. Newman Sheriff
 The following monthly reports submitted audited approved:
 R. L. Newman, Sheriff; Dee M Moss. County Recorder L. C. Henning Clerk Superior Court w. Richards County Trea- surer N A. Peterson P Pinedae Geo. Wooford J. P Show low; Fish J. P Woodruff A. M Boyer. P Holbrook Standiferd Constable, Showlow.
 The Clerk directed advertise for bids for noeum offices the County Treasurer Board of Supervisors Record er County Attorney County Sup of Schools and stairway
 Action deferred by Board until next meeting appointing Deputy County Ranger.
 Action deferred by Board until next meeting in establishing school district Clay Springs Dis trict.
 Action deferred by Board until next meeting establishing school district about twenty miles south of Dry Lake.
 following Orders Quarter ending June 8Ot were submitted, audited and approved: April
 No 737 Chas Roberts, indgent S 500 738 Maron Adalr, indigent 15OO 7S9 Chas Cheney indigent ............ 500
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30

For Cheap The Barber house in the north part of town. Apply to l.. c. fleming. 7-2-2t
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30
Total,
ABSTRACT A.


 We the members Board Supervisors of Navajo County Arizona County Attorney hereby certify examined books counts Richards Treasurer of said County we the County Treasury We further find that there is said Treasury fol- lowing amounts:
 Balances in Banks as per Treasurers accounts Navajo-Apache Bank, Hobrook 65 Navajo-Apache Bank, Winsow OOOOO Merchants Stockgrowers Bank. Holbrook. IT POI 88 The Bank of Winsow 979202 Bank of Northern Arizona, 51O722 Total banks per Treasurers account 359 TT Cash on hand, ....--... ...............- 84.53 Total per journal, 49 4443O n banks bank statements Navajo-Apach Bank, Hobrook 4258 65 Navao-Apache Bank. Wlnsow 13 0O0O0 Merchants Stockgrowers Bank IT 294 38 Bank of Winslow 792 02 of Northern Arizona ,166 80 Banks per statement ...-.... 51185 Less outstanding checks ......... ........ 1920
 49859W Cash hand count. 8453 Cash journal 49 4443O
 R. C. CREswELL, Chairman,
 GEO w. HENNEsSEY, Member,
 O. R. GARDNER, Member.
 c. H. JORDAN, County Attorney. Holbrook. Arizona, July 9th, 1915. hereby ordered the value Telegraph Telephone companies within the Town Wnow shall be follows
 Western Union Telegraph Go wire miles % per mile $594O 4OO
 Postal Telegraph Cable Co 128s wire miles at 54OO per miles $696.O6
 Winslox Telephone 1275 at % per mile s. 478.75
 There being stands adjourned until regular meeting.
 R. c. CREswELI. Chairman. Attest: DEE Moss. Clerk
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30

Quarterly KepOrC w. approved showing:
 Cash hand April 1st 504 52 Cash received report month of ApriI 14357 Cash received per for month of May 6943 Cash received per month of June 52471 hand and received during quarter 1659 Cash expended report April $1O O96 93 expended report for month of May 1O Cash expended per report for month of 1924 Cash balance hand. See Abstract AZ . m 49 444 30
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30

Subscribe for THE NEWS.
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30

lawful money United America Treasurer Navajo County Hobroo the City New York the the holder of the building fund of said School District No g. being months terest Bond No
  Attest Chairman Board of Supervisors 
 Clerk Board of Supervisors Countersigned
The Holbrook news., 1915-07-30
Attest:
Clerk Board of Supervisors


 County Treasurer
 2nd same, except tune due September l. 1916) First Coupon $5 CO., months interest March l. 1916 Last Coupon six months interest due September 1916
 And further ordered the time making levy of for County the Board of Supervisors shall nua if required for 20 years from the hereof the taxable property said School District No Navajo County Arizona sufficient the interest said bonds and when due the principal said bonds and all levied shall be collected paid into the County Treasury placed the credit of the building fund of said School Dis No Navajo County Arizona and be used for of said
 AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED. that said bonds ad- Yertsed for sale until Tuesday, the third day of August D. 915 in the Hobrook News weekly published in County Navajo Arizona and the Clerk of this Board of Super vsor hereby directed to notice of advertisement call for sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds nn Tuesday, the third of August 1e15 said bids be deposited Clerk of this Board of Supervisors before 0 o'clock F. M Tuesday, the third day August A. D. 19 and said bids be marked Bids School Bonds District No g. Navajo County and said bids shall be accompanied by certified check of of bonds bids submitted
 NAVAJO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 R C. CRESNELI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-20
Judge And MRS,
GARY GUESTS At
N|)TABLEDlGyER

Judge and Mrs. Ebert II. Gary Of
New York, who arrived in Honolulu
today for brief visit. were the honor
guests at a notable dinner In San
Francisco last Tuesday evening The
San Francisco Examiner says of It:
Al tropical garden suggestive of
the Hawaiian islands. with masses of
feathery bamboo, palms and similar
plants Transforming the main dining
room of the New York State building.
called forth ordinations Of delighted
surprise from fine guests who, at the
invitation of the New York State Com
mission. assembled there last evening
for ?. dinner in honor OF Judge and
Mrs. Gilbert H. Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst. with whom Judge and Mrs.
Gary made the trip from the East,
were largely responsible for the sue
cess of this affair, which proved to be
one of the most enjoyable functions
yet given at the exposition.
I'm the branches of the trees that
virtually concealed the wills of the.
room. number of parrots. cockatoos
and macaws gave colorful note to
the decorations, and during the din
fer an interesting feature was the
flock of birds, which, let loose at the
side of the room, few about over the
heads of the diners.
''The large round table was be-
decked with ferns, brilliant red dahl
las, End an enormous lei of tropical
fruits intertwined with a plant that
X <e. ftol1 IL .
that is to be found only in the tropics.
The lei formed the framework for
the centerpiece. Each woman in the
assemblage was presented with 2
wreath of smilax studded with core
opsis, and the men wore leis Of red
Throughout dinner
group of Hawaiian singers added to
the pleasure of the affair. After din
ner several hundred additional people
joined the guests for a dance"