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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

Most of the Lewis county candi-
dates seem disposed to wait and
see what the other fellow is going
to do so far is filing is concerned,
for up to 3 90 p. m. to-day only
five had filed their intentions with
the county auditor. They are AZ
follows:
S. T. Ramsey, of Nexperee.
Democrat, for probate judge.
III Ill Paige, Of Nezperee, DEM
ocrat, for sheriff.
Harley HuRgins, Of Forest,
Democrat, for commissioner third
legzasEp
John r. Pomeroy, Of Kamiah,
Democrat, for commissioner first
district.
Vincent +. Lorang, Of Forest.
Republican, for sheriff.
Saturday, August 5. II the last
day on which candidates may file
and It il thought that both The
Republicans and Democrats Will
have full lists To select from by
that time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

1t Ia very easy TO keep cool
when you have nothing TO do but
keep cool but while you are iron
ing or cooking you are usually
very warm, and a certain amount
of warmth is necessary, but you
are probably using more heat than
you should for your own conven-
fence and comfort.
One of our self heating gasoline
irons win do away with the fire in
the stove on iron day, win keep
your iron hot for less, and make
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

eral meeting. Why9 Because Lew
iston and Nez Perez county hayl
spent more money in the benefi
OF good roads than any othei
leounty and city in northern Ida
lh0. ] think we should all appre
ciate this invitation on the part o
the citizens Of Lewiston. wa
very much interested in what AIr
Clark said in regard TO harmony
and working together and mufna
organization. We can see the
benefit Of that IN other parts oi
the state. Look at the progres,
in this part OF the state and moi
a single highway constructed with
state aid, while all the highways
in southern Idaho have been buili
By state aid Whyg Because we
have been separated In the legis.
lature. II is time that we are get
ting busy and We can get what
is coming 10 as II we get together
and work together and harmonic.
A motion was offered By q. G.
Pcnnell of Nezperee that the chair
appoint a committee to meet and
formulate some plan Of procedure.
This committee TO be composed OF
a representative from every out
side point represented and by a
representative from Lewiston.
Mr.. Brown, OF Grangeville, of
fered an amendment that the COM
mittce be composed Of five men
from each county, instead Of one
from every outside point.
DIR. Perkins appointed the fol-
lowing committees from each
county:
Clearwater county-Dr Givens,
+. A. Jones, Sampson Snyder, f.
H. Iiinckley, A. +. Holmberg.
Lewis county-John F. Pome-
roy. A. Kaline, Press Ragan, G.
c. Penncll, r. w. Mitchell.
Idaho county-A. +. Parker, +.
+. Quist. \. b. Pefti',one, w. W.
Brown, J. A. Bushue.
Ncx Percc eounty-E. A. Cox,
VIM. II. Bnndy, r. s. Erb, ,. T.
Ray, VIM. Bozarth.
Latah county. J. Day.
Adams countyA. b. Lucas of
New Meadows.
Washington county,. I. Pur-
cell. Weiser.
Among those in attendance at
the road convention from Lewis
county were: n. Meiners. w. J
Ramey. r. w. Mitchell, G. c. PEN
nell and ID. p. Donovan, of Nez-
perez: A Kaline and r. $. Harris,
Of Winchester; J. +. Bridwell, c.
R. Sassaman. c. II. Works, +. Y.
J. r. pomeroy and J. C. |
Matthews, Of .kamiah: n. B.
Of Russell; /. p. Ragan, |
Of Central Ridge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27
MCKEE TO MANAGE
THE ROCHDALE CO.
County Treasurer Z. T. Mckee
Appointment Saturday, Re
signs County Office
Emerson Successor.

AT a special meeting of the
board Of directors of the Nez-
perez RochdaIe Co. last Saturday
night the position of manager Of
this big concerns business at Nez-
perez Harris Siding and Greer
was rendered County Treasurer
L. I. Mckee and accepted by him.
He at once rendered his resigna-
tion as county treasurer, and peti-
tions were put out for the
appointment Of his deputy, w. r.
Emerson, TO succeed him to the
county job. 1t is generally con-
ceded that Mr.. Emerson win Sc
cure the appointment.
Mr.. Mckee, who succeeds w.
O. Barbee lwhO, We understand,
was not an applicant for reap
pointment) to the position of man
ager Of the Rochdale company,
viii take up his new duties the
first of August. 1t is the general
opinion that the appointment win
prove a most satisfactory one, as
Mr. Mckee is eminently qualified
for the position, having had ex-
tensive experience in the manage
ment of large railroad contracts,
in clerical work and in grain buy
ing.
Under the new stewardship Of
the company b. L. Cole, who has
been in the office of the concern
for some time, viii take the place
Of general b0okkeeper; Leo Rat
Iiff viii become local manager Of
the Greer plant and R. O. Davis
will continue as manager of the
Harris plant; Carl Bubel is local
foreman; II. $. Marsh
viii be foreman of the new eleva-
or; \. L. Agrell is salesman in
he machinery department, and
". L. Palmer is in charge of the
hop mill department.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

real oven that win bake with any
Of them and nifty warming clos
eft. All the conveniences Of a NAL
leable or steele range but cheaper
10 buy and cheaper TO operate.
Safe and clean. You win not have
10 discard such range when sum-
mer is over. You can use il the
year around.
Call and see for yourself. We
win appreciate the opportunity TO
show you and if we don { have the
goods that s our fault.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27
EFFECTIVE ACTION
ON STATE HIGHWAY
Great Representative Meeting on
North and South Road al
Lewiston Tuesday
Prcsages Results.

Having as its purpose the pro
motion of the building Of a stats
highway that viii serve 10 con
meet the northern and southern
sections 81 the state. and TO pro
mote the building of trunk line
highways. state and interstate,
that viii develop the resources oi
the state, ak well as Ia generally
aid the movement for better roads
and 10 assist in getting more ad'
equafc highway connections for
the several counties Of the state.
the North and South highway as-
soeiation was permanently organ
ixed Tuesday night. with DR.. 4. =.
Perkins. of this city. as president.
said yesterday : Lewiston Tri-
hunc.
Following the afternoon meet
ing ai the Elk : temple. attended
by more than four scorc Of repre-
sentative professional and bnsi-
ness men Of Idaho, Clearwater,
Lewis and Mex Pcrcc counties,
recess was taken until evening
At s o'clock the delegates rcaS.
sclnbled at the Elks rooms. the
meeting being called 70 order by
ID. T. J. Perkins. president Of the
I.ewtsfon- Charleston Valley Auto
mobile association. II was at thc
instance Of this association that
yesterdays gratifying meeting
took place, the people Of the sur
rounding counties coming in re-
sp0nsc 20 an Invitation issued
July 10.
The first business coming be-
fore the evening meeting was that
Of receiving the reports Of the
nominating committee. This COM
mittee, having 7. w. Mitchell. Of
Nexpercc, as chairman. and Z. A.
Cox Of this city as secretary, adj
yised that an organization had
been perfected.
II was the Sense Of the commit
tee that president be named,
and secretary treasurer, 10
which offices DR.. T.. j. Perkins
and Mrs. Jessie Adam, secretary
of the Lewiston Commercial club,
were elected by unanimous vote.
II was the further sense Of the
committee that each county repre-
sented at the meeting be allotted
a vice. presidency, and that these
e-presidents, together with the
president Of the association, con-
ssifute an executive committee
This was carried and the follow
ing vice-president named:
John 4. Ray. Lewiston, for Nez
Pcrce county; Il. L. Parker, Cot
tonwood, Idaho county g. g. PEN
nell. Nezperce, Lewis county
Sampson Snyder, Orofino, Clear
water county
With the naming Of these Oil
GERS for the association proper,
and for the several counties, At
torney =. A. Cox arose and out
lined TO those present the pur-
noses of the meeting, the chair
then calling for remarks, Attor-
ncv p. w. Mitchell, A. +. Parker;
OF Qrangcville; w. B. Hussman,
n promincnt business man Of Cot
tonwood w. w. Brown, former
mayor Of Orangcville and a bank.
or Of that place; j. b. Leeper OF /
Sites. Miles =. johnson Of this
city. II. s.. Erb and others were |
heard from. Mr.. Erb introduced |
a resolution, which was adopted
This was TO the effect that the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

Big community meeting at Al
pine today.
Atty. F. z. Fogg is Nezperc
visitor today.
DIR. Mekeen Boyce is up iron
kamiah today.
Geo. Wilkins was over from
Grangeville yesterday.
Miss Florence Afurry was
Nollmer visitor Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lorane
are over from Forest today.
Stigun. 2w'
Miss Alice Lyons went to Mos
COW Monday 10 visit with rela,
tiyes for a season.
l.. F. Horning, Dad" Pome.
roy, +. L. Mueller and John Pome.
roy are visitors from Kamiah to-
day.
Misses Leila and Maud Covey
returned home Monday evening
from visit TO Spokane and Lew
istOn.
Guy Fairbrother is up from
Norwood, in Long Valley, visiting
friends and attending to business
matters.
Miss Anna Paige returned last
Friday from Moscow, where she
was a student in the University
summer school.
AIRS. II. r. Hilbourne. of
Grangcville, arrived in the city
Sunday for a week s visit with her
sister, Mrs. j. b. White.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox, Of
Pomeroy, Wash, are Nezperce Wis
itors to-day, where he is looking
after business in the probate
court.
Some thirty members of the lad
les aid of the Christian church
spent yesterday at the home Of
Mrs j. W. Henderson northwest
Of town.
Miss Manda Hoff, the efficient
Eypisi of the county auditor s Of
flee, departed Monday for coast
points, where she viii spend
Iwo-weeks vacation.
Mrs. Alice Hines is entertaining
he Women Of Woodcraft lodges
II Nezperce and Mohler today at
her country home near Mohler.
About 30 ladies are in attendance.
Miss Pearl Schultz, Of the p. ID.
Dunn Rating Company, and Miss
Helen Owen, Of the Exchange Ma
.ional Bank, Spokane, are enjoy
ny a ten days visit at the home
,f Miss Schultz 5 sister, Mrs. II.
!. Anderson.
County Superintendent Miss
Martin is at home" this week to
he teachers desirons Of taking the
August examination for first, sec
md and third grade certificates.
She has five guests and they seem
quite well entertained.
DR.. McMahan, VIM. Ruble, Jas.
'arlyle and r. n. Nickle, of Kam-
all and r. II. Y. Moser andGeo.
christopher, OF Winchester, par
icipated IN and witnessed the
work. in the first and second de-
.ree at the Masonic lodge in this
itv Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Fnrrar and
hildrcn returned Tuesday from
two-weeks' auto tour of the sum-
aer resorts in the lake region
bout Spokane. Lester was Sho-
e" for the party c. M. was fish
rman and the ladies looked after
he social side OF the trip. They i
ad a fine outing
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilton, DIR.
nd Mrs. ] L. Kelly and Mr.. and |
IRIS. Roy Farrar madeup an auto I
arty that spent week touring
he Paradise and Willowa, Ore,
opntry IN Mr.. Hilfon's big Stude- 4
aker. returning last Friday. They +
eport a journey of much inter I
1t, good and bad roads and sui. |
icient thrills to make il alto
ether fascinating
See America s famous CONNIE
ienne, Lulu Glaser, in the great
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-07-27

A force of 20 men is rushing
the new elevator skyward at
rate that indicates it win be ready
to receive grain by August 20.
Superintendent Of Construction
Theis is also pushing work on the
elevators at Harris and Greer;
and on Monday he set a crew at
work on the 10000 bushel eleva-
tor for the Ferdinand Rochdale
Co. at Ferdinand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
CLARKSBURG EVIDENCE
FOR CLARKSBURG PEOPLE
The Statements OF Clarksburg Resi-
dents Are Surely More Reliable
Than Those OF Utter
Strangers.
Home testimony is real proof.

Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements of Clarksburg
people carry real weight.
What friend or neighbor says COM
pels respect.
The word of one whose home is far
away invites your doubts.
Here's Clarksburg mans state
ment.
And it's for clarksburg peoples
benefit.
Such evidence is convincing.
That's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's Kidney Pills.
David Swager. harness manufac-
turer, s. Second ST., Clarksburg, says
II suffered from pains and lameness
in my back. The action of my kidneys
was irregular. took two boxes OF
Doan's Kidney Pills in all and the
pains left. My kidneys became nor
NAL, too. Doan's Kidney Pills do Just
what they are advertised to do"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Swager had. Foster MIlburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y,-Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

bottom farm. The same company has
started to drill a second test on the
Ellsworth Lother farm,
On Indian Creek, Elk district, IA
nawha county. the Empire Petroleum
Company has started TO drill test on
the W. S. Jarrett farm. located 1000
feet northeast OF the test on the
George G. AGREE farm. The last
named was drilled about the time
the discovery well was drilled on Blue
Greek and opened that spectacular
field. On the Williams Coal tract, on
Long Bottom Run. Cabin Creek dis
trict, the Columbus Producing Com
pany is drilling In the sand at No,
20 and will drill in two more wells on
the same tract this week.
VIII Visit the Field.
President b. G. Dawes of the Ohio
Cities Gas Company. of which the
Columbus Producing Company is a
subsidiary. and officials of the former
company, will tomorrow pay visit to
the West Virginia fields and make
tour OF investigation of the COM
pany's holdings. They will go from
Columbus, o., by special train, and
President Dawes had made arrange
ments to have their No. 90 we'll. now
drilling in the sand, shot while he
and other visitors are present. The
Columbus Company's lease on the
at this time the most valuable unde-
veloped territory in West Virginia.
At the present time the production
is little above 1900 barrels day
and increasing with every new com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
Miss Courtot is Star
Today at the Orpheun1

surrey, tne popular screen actress,
and Antonio Moreno in in very in
teresting story entitled ION Her
Wedding Night" The play was
produced under the personal super
vision of Mr.. Blackton and 1t is said
that 1t Is one of the strongest plays
tho Vitagraph Company has ever re-
leased. The added attraction is that
funny pair. Napoleon and Sally. his
mate in another episode of From
Jungles to Trouble. :"
Tomorrow, William Fox, the mas
ter producer, will present his
latest release. Blue Blood and Red, "
with Doris Pawn and George Walsh
in the leads.
An unusually strong cast, Edward
Arnold, Lillian Drew and Harry
Dunkinson, appear in "a Return to
Youth--and Trouble" an Essanay
two-reel light comedy taken from one
Of Albert Payson Terhunes stories.
Jane Grey. the famous emotional
Triangle star, featured in 1.-The
Waits" produced by Thomas H. Ince.
ment at the Bijou today. The pic
ture Is handled with intelligence by
author, director and players and an
intelligent photoplay is the result,
and TO the accomplishment of this
Jane Grey contributes a large share.
Her delineation Of emotion. is well
defined, and never over done. Will
liam Desmond, who has the role of
an unfortunate young minister. also
commands the full attention Of the
spectator.
Roscoe Arbuckle cuts a lot of
amusing capers in Ills Wife's Mis-
take" the latest Keystone laugh
production. al st. John and Mipta
Durfee also have hand in the com
edy situations and the result is a
roaring, good-natured slap stick.
The program Friday will include
"The Black Crook" magnificent
production of the famous extrava-
ganza which scored one of the great
est successes in the history of the
stage. The Iron Claw" No. s, and
Hearst-Vitagraph News No. 26, with
the latest spring styles, will also be
shown.
A vaudeville all-star stock com
pany is to he organized in New York
for the production of sketches.
Among those mentioned for the COM
pany are George Fawcett, Olive
Wyndham, Amelia Bingham. George
Parsons and Jane Grey. The head Of
the organization is May FULLY.
The Drama Society OF New York
has been so encouraged by the sue
cess Of its production of Shake
speare's Tempest" at the Century
theater, that 1t will shortly have a
meeting of its members to consider
the ACCESSIBILITY OF considerable ex.
tension of the original scope of It's ac-
tivitles. it Is planning peoples
theater along the lines of those in
successful operation in continental
Europe. This plan includes the Civ
ing of high grade performances
which. through subscription tickets,
would bring the price down to u
nominal sum and put the best per-
formances within popular reach. The
city authorities and the board Of cd
ucation may be asked to assist in the
carrying out OF these plans.
o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
Beautiful Screen Favorite Ap-
pears in a Mutual Master
piece, "Feathertop."

Charming Marguerite Courtot is
starred in Masterpiece De Luxe.
"Feathertop," at the orpheum the
alter today.
The pursuit of happiness is the big
idea which gives rise to the absorbing
plot in which Miss Courtot as Elsie
Green is carried away with the gilt
ter and glammer of brilliant society
and leaves her quiet peaceful home
among the flowers. and her country
sweetheart to taste the joys of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

A vaudeville all-star stock com
pany is to he organized in New York
for the production of sketches.
Among those mentioned for the COM
pany are George Fawcett, Olive
Wyndham, Amelia Bingham. George
Parsons and Jane Grey. The head of
the organization is May Tully.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

An unusually strong cast, Edward
Arnold, Lillian Drew and Harry
Dunkinson, appear in "A Return to
Youth--and Trouble" an Essanay
two-reel light comedy taken from one
of Albert Payson Terhune's stories.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

Few competitions are reported from
the West Virginia fields. A few days
ago the Fisher OIL Company drilled
its No. 8 on the S. L. Perlne farm
into the Gordon sand and IT showed
for very light phmper. Later 1t was
drilled deeper and its production inn
proved and II is good for 80 barrels
day. In the same locality the Hope
Natural Gas Company is drilling at
1900 feet at d test on the v. L. Side
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

city in wealthy home.
The fascinating beauty of the lit
the actress is to be adapted to the
peculiarness and eXcellency of this
play and critics declare that she
never appeared in more brilliant
part.
Tomorrow the great dramatic
genius, Carlyle Blackwell. will be
seen in an Equitable drama, THE
Shadow of Doubt" n story Of love
and romance in five acts.
Elizabeth Burbridge, whose latest
work was .Essanay's three-reel re-
lease, The Danger Line" will be
seen shortly in a two reel play, 1.-THE
Double Cross" The latter is flip
pant tale of boy crooks, which points
its moral cleverly and has nothing
but comedy angles.
At the Robinson Grand today J..
Stuart Blackton, producer of "The
Battle Cry of Peace" offers Edith
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04
Rheumatism.

II you are troubled with chronic
or muscular rheumatism give Cham
berlain's Liniment a trial. The re-
lief from pain which 1t affords is
alone worth many times It's cost. OBJ
tainable everywhere. - Advertise
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-04

Carl Brickert, who plays the lead
ing role in THE Half Million Bride, F."
n Metro wonderfully in which Hamil-
ton Revelle and Marguerite Snow are
starred, studied for the ministry at
Butler College, Ind, but gave up that
proposed calling for the stage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
SQUAD
WORKING HARD
FOR CONTESTS
Gridders Win Meet Kameha-
meha Saturday; New Men
Turn Out for Team
Especial Star. bulletin Correspondence

Especial Star Bulletin C0rresDondence1
OAHU COLLEGE, Oct 3-Despite
the fact that Correa will not be on the
Punahou team this year, the squad is
working out with a view to winning,
and Hitchcock, the new captain, is
confident of success
'Hitchy" is strong man for the pc.
sition He is senior and has seen
considerable service ON the gridfron--
winning his letter last year both at
guard and at end-besides being a
leader among the boys in most of the
student activities. He is at present
working at END position, though he is
quite capable OF holding down one OF
the line positions If the team needs
him there the most.
The squad was bit encouraged
when Harold Hampden donned the
moieskins and appeared on the field.
Hampden has been unable to. be re-
lieved from business heretofore, but
through the influence of his uncle,
Bill Hampden, SO well known in Ho-
nolulu sport ciIcles, Harold has been
able to enter the game. He looks
good to fill up one of the weak spots
in the team, although he is quite in
experienced, this being his first Of
fence at football. 49,.
Punahou's baekfieid candidates at
present are Noble kauhane, Fred Pc
terson, Donald Brown, George Haw-
kins, George Leal, Harold Decker,
Bob Mahikoa and probably one or two
more. Among the end men Johnny
Fassoth, Capt Harvey Hitchcock, Bill
Paikuli and Harold hampden will fur
nish the chief Battle for the two wing
POSITIONS. Sleepy" Baldwin at left
tackle is showing up for second good
season; Dudley Pratt is again in the
center job, where his accurate passing
and strong defense make him hard to
beat; several men are available tor
guard and tackle positions, among
whom are Hermann alexander, Au.ay
Macaulay, Robert Kula, Mortimer Lyd-
gate, Sam Kahai-a Lahainaluna prod
uct-Kee Foox Zane, Nelson Robin
son and probably others.
The work the past week has been
hard and little scrimmage will De
given the candidates this week Puma
hou has a most difficult task ahead OF
her in whipping an eleven into shape
for Saturday, October z when they are
to meet the strong Kamehameha elev-
el on the Kan field.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
HEALANIS HONOR
HEROES AT Big
FEED" TONIGHT
0arsmen Swimmers, Coaches
vii Be rendered ChoWder
Party BY Club Members

Tonight is Healani Night and it
promises to be real occasion when
the members OF the boat club meet
this evening On the harbor to do hon
or to the swimmers and oarsmen who
made such good record this summer.
The past affairs have been big sue
cess, and the committee on arrange
ments has announced that tonight will
be no exception.
Listed in the stunts which win be
carried out. are boxing, wrestling and
musical numbers. There will be big
chowder feed which is always a mag
net to draw the members out, and the
last celebration proved to be one of
the biggest things of its kind ever
held in Honolulu. The chowder will
begin at 7:45, and after this the mem
bers will enjoy the Program.
The crews and swimmers have made
a great record this year, and this has
been due not only to the hard work
CT the boys but to the earnest work Of
the coaches, jim Lloyd, Lawrence Gun
ha and the rest of the men who have
helped to make success of the work
deserve much credit for their ability
to produce winners.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-03
EKLUND
STARS IN TITLE
PLAY ON COAST
J. II . N
Eva Star Defeats Griffin and
Johns and Loses Hard
r, Match to Stfaeharf -,

William Eklund, Hawaiian cham,
pion tennis player. returned from the
mainland on the Manoa this morning,
after making a great record in the
California championship Eklund
played great tennis against many OF
the coast stars and succeeded in de-
feating Griffin and Johns. He
reached the semi-finals, but was put
cut in this round by John Strachan,
one of CALIFORNIA; greatest racquet
wielders.
The fact that Eklund grew stronger
at the finish and played even with
the star is certainly pleasing to the
tennis enthusiasts here. His trip has
been worth much to the Honolulu
player, as he has met the various
styles and studied their play. In his
match with Strachan Eklund lost out,
6-1, 6-3. S.6