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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-06-24
Commissioner Proceedings
Continued. from last week.
June 9, 1921, LOO 7

June 9, 1921, LOO p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
All present.
Auditor vas instructed to notify
J~orgenson & Holm and G. K. Collins
and Virgil Joslin their bondsmen that
their contract for road work on Mem
orial Highway must be completed by
July |, 1921.
Auditor was instructed to notify
Will Counts and his bondSmen that
work as per their east contract for
road work must be resumed at once
and same completed by July Is, 1921
Board ordered new survey be made
from at or near Horseshoe Butte to
Belvidere bridge.
Following court orders for jurors
and witness fees allowed: Nos. 239,
252, 265, 269, 27O. 271, 300, 3Ol, 314, 3l5,
285, 26S, 3l8, 482, 4S3, 485, 486, 4S7, 400,
49l, 1872, 493, 494, 496, 49S, 400, sol, 500,
500, 528, 500, 536, $50, 557, 566, 565, 567,
56S 50
Claim of City Cafe Murdo meals to
Ed Estes amount s 90 rejected.
Following claims allowed:
John Allcott road work----------39 20
Wheeler Lumber Co bridge
4O2 90
Chris Bum sheriff fees and
mileage 1873 10
Louis A Smith assisting engineer .95 90
Ted Green assisting engineer 100 so
j A Wheeler services on high
way survey --..---.---..--23O rs
Eaton Bros unloading plank------l5 90
Breier Bros supplies claimed
1877 90 allowed JOG Is
Nile AllcOtt hauling culverts and
road work 90
f / Terpin mileage as Hy Supt 10 Is
+ l Terpin salary for May------l25 90
Standard Oil Co oil------------356 l3
Mitchell Pub Co supplies 05
Capital Supply Co supplies ------27 SO
Avery Co supplies for tractor ---.8 70
Avery Co supplies for tractor IA 10
Louis + Dow Co st Paul supplies 6 10
Jay G Babcock Murdo %jailor's
fees claimed 20 90 allowed------l0 90
Jay G Babcock Tailor fees--------47 90
Duboist b Simpson boarding
City Cafe Murdo boarding prisoner. s %
Geo G Mcdonald boarding pfis-
oners claimed l6l so allowed 1856 25
Russell Grader Mfg Co road
TOOLS VA 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ENGLISH CRITICS PRAISE
AMERICAN POLO ENTRANTS
lNy Associated rrc.s-l

LONDON, May Newspapcr
critics are beginning to iii columns
"f space in English journals win
size. ups" OF the American polo team
ana It's chances of taking back to
the United States the international.
or Westminster cup after next
months games at Hurlinrhain.
Tho dopcStcr OF the Manchester
Guardian finds Earl Hopping tho
most attractive player among the new
entries into American international
: rrm. even rivailinE Milburn. who has
"St some Of his former cxcellcnc."
II" tributes DcvercuN Milburn. the
american captain. as probably the
finest number in the world" In
further praise "f Hopping he writes
lie mas the instructive power OF al
Ways being in the right place. which
= the grniPS of hrSt-rlass polo" OF
Thomas Hitchcock. Jr. ne says: He
j." assesses all the elements %! a arts
class player. lie hAs Il big heart
and hits a wonderfully long ball. true
and straight, Ills early training AT
tue game would seem TO have placed
i'm already in The front rank"
OF the American team az u whole
the Guardian man says a feature
"i Their practice matches has been
th" extraordinary ACCURACY OF their
hitting and the general level Of their
ponies. Ali the ponies are tit and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
PENN STATE SOON WILL
CLOSE ATHLETIC SEASON
Baseball Game Will End Greatest
Athletic Year on Record
of College,

STATE COLLEGE,. PA May IS
In Just two weeks time Penn states
greatest athletic year will come to-
a close aud all the varsity teams arr
pr"parine for tn" final sprint. Com
menc"m"nt week begins on juno ia
aud the final curtain vii, he rum.
down following the baseball game
with ritz on the 18th But tho tail
amy bed Of roses for the Nittany
Lions
The baseball team stacks up against
Buckncll on New Rcav"r Field for
two games next wcck--On Friday and
Saturday. Tho Blue and White
record this year has been tho hes.
Of any college team. and IL Is known
here that the l.cwisburE coliegians
are anxious 10 bump of Hugo Bex
d.ks fast-travclins nine. But the
Willy coach is ready. with four pitch
crs in the best OF shape. and with y
team that has demonstrated conc!u-
Stvcly that /, packs "A punch in every
hat
M"llinScr aud Thomas will both n.
in shape 20 work against BuCkncii.
hut Rczdck may decide 10 use Hun
ter ana Miller in their regular turns.
Era Of the latter hav. hccn Showin.
steady Improvement all wear and If tho
Nittany mentor feels that h. can got
away with II. he viii proAahly send
thcm TO the mound IN order To give
them experience for next wear Blu,
u the visitors show u tendency to
treat their offerings too familiari,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

cards easily. The game. as in golf.
requires that the circuit he made in
the least number Of Strokes" Some
OF tho targets Of the present course
ar" possible "nc-shot plays. as there
arc rossibl" ouc-holcs IN golf thou-n
The probability that they will he
achieved III on" shot IS remote.
The arrow .:ult player requires lit
u" equipment, Most OF the players
carry on" bow, two or three arrows
IN q homo mad. CULVER. and Il guard
Tor the left wrist necessary because
the string strikes down on the wrist
vith great force TIL" player also
wears n glove on the hand with which
NE pulls tn. howStriu.. or at least
tire" fingers 90 glove. Ia cover tho
finger tips used.
Arrow. golf has ono rrca, ndyan-
taSc over ordinary golf besides tho
ease with which course may bc ar.
ranged. II can hc played in winter
aS wcll as in summer. aud has been
played here over deep Snowdrif;s on
snpwShp"s in the fac" OF billiards.
Iio arrows stand up i'm tn" drifts
!iStnctlN. and even when they dix
@pr"ar ~ the depths. usually leave n
r"rinration IN the snow which is
easily perceived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ARROW GOLF cOUNTRY'S
latest SPORTING CRAZE
- similar in Many Respects To
Real Gamc-lsruiiircs lit
Tie Equipment.
~ ASSOCIATED rrnys /

DURHAM. y H. May 2S.-Arrow
COR. a new game. is tho sport of the
"ay al No" hampshire College. II
- played with bow and arrow in.
stead % club Una bali and targets OF
staw sacks are used TO mark what
~ golf would hc holes Tho faulty
nav" taken I" u in body and play
'aily Over nin"-tarGet course. I'm
dergraduatcs also have adopted the
game.
over tho hills ANA through the
woodi"ts ia tn" vicinity OF the col.
!"gt. tn" arrows are sped without
need TO consider ground conditions
hat would be hazards in real gn.r.
Yet tn. game has qualities that make
II highly cViuO"t.t:vc. with factors az
strength aud SKIN involved I. de-
gre" that maintains interest
Arrow golf MAS invented in Dur
ham by Professor W. =. O'kauc and
has boon developed by him and 4
group ol Oth"f faculty. members into
the game which can bc enjoyed on
any farm "r in the vacant lot Of
suburbs
The course at Durham mas ninc
holes. or targets These consist or
sacks stuffed with straw. placed ON
poles. the bottom ~ the sack being
live or sin inches above the ground.
The distances between tn" targets
are from 200 TO see yards The aver
az" player can make u drive of 2Gu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
WOMAN TENNIS PLAYER
SAVES KINGS REPUTATION
Miss Suzanne Lcnglcn. French
Champion. Paired With Swcdcn'>
Ruler, Captures Match.

NICE, May 2S.-king Gustavc Of
Sweden. who had been Hintcrins here.
just previously 10 his departure for
Stockholm 10 resume his kinEiy
duties, expressed IL desire jo'n!ay one
last game of tennis with Miss ;, .,
Zunnc I.cn-l.n. WORLDS woman cham
pi"n. as u partner against "N-king
Manuel OF Portugal paired with Mrs.
~atterthwattc. The celebrated English
expert Tn" King - not as young "a
he used TO nc. ana i MAS only
through tnc overwhelming SUPERIOR
3ty OF Miss i..ng!"n MAT the game
Went I" the present r3lcr aGains; the
~ King.
Miss i-"ng!en. .wh" yin shortly
mc-t several ~ the bcsi American
players, explained 10 the kings that
Sh" learned tennis at the ar" OF 10
at comuirEnc, In ricardy. wh"r" her
father Was - iandscaD" gardener.
Tho tennis court there was drawn III
!ikc u checker board an square oi
about three feet across ana IN. child
square that might be called of hy
her father.
Then this became too easy and Mr..
l.cn.lcn. tying 81 small stone in the
corner "f Il handkerchief used t.
throw /, "A. various spots, near tn"
corners. and Miss i.,ngicn was aslSrf.
to place the ball rs near 10 the hand
k.rChirf n. pussiblo This is how Sh.
acquired her wand arful control for
placing the ban. she explained.
when Sh" Was - years old snc
won tho championship "f i!cariy
against all corners. some Of her OPP
pincnts being old enough L" bc her
mother and were playing tennis be
fore she was born.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
RUPTURED?
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trial Without Expense 10 You.

Simply send me your name and
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when YOU return the blank | viii
send YOU my new invention Tor rup-
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think Of. The harder the test the
better YOU Will like it You will
Wonder how YOU ever got along with
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After wearing IL 30 days. II II Is not
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ii IL is not easy and romfortablc-if
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

International League Results.
Newark. 3: Jersey City. L. CTwclve
uuinSs).
BNTalo. >; Syracuse. l.
Rochester,. Z: Toronto. s.
baltimore, s: Reading !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Say"rs Ear tho worse OFT. while
ii""nan was almost cornplct.ly. blind.
hut nuch tn" stronger
Spectators Aid.
Nh"n tn" mon came up for the
tEirt%-F"vcnth round Savers Was
riiiiully weak and held hts feet wIth
diii"uIty. iic"nan rushed MIN. and
grabbing him around th. neck. at.
tempted I" toss him. Immediately a
mob nf Saycys friends. who had bet
heavily on the Enrl!shman. rushed
IN" ring. cut Tho ropes. ana surgcd
within. crnwding the referee out and
beyond Wow OF the lighters. The in.
termed oiiicta! immediately ordered
h"Stiiii!cs 10 cease, hat Say"rs' back
crS. hoping To save their money in
sisted that the battle proceed. and as
they were IN control OF the situation.
tn" fight wen, on.
From the ihirty-nin,h round un,ii
The finish iiecuan. unable to Sue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
SPORTS
ether Nellie" or "Tbmmic" vii, n.
tushed " s,0p Tho homhardtnrnt

liner Nellie" or "Tbmmic" wiz h.
rushed TO sop the bomhardrnsrt
IN" loss or Haiues was /, hard h,ny
60 'ne team. but Hintz. "A younsstoi'
"tS n"'h showing np so well In con-
,'t h"'d mat the speed OF the Lion.
mas not decreased to any consIdnr
am" extent. The rhlladelphia bon
GlN"S poruise OF being a star gar
neh"r next year when he has gained
IN" election of MrarkIe as cao,,it,
~ IN" team. following the r.sjrnn
,i"h OF ttdiu"s. was a popular onp thc.
t''u.hu'lNe second sacker having hccn
star Tor the past three years.
With the exception of Rlorhv IN
mug ana Harold Barron. both OF whom
VIII compel" i'll the American To-
ron games at Philadelphia next sat
Il""N' the Tenn state track men Will
r r,Ee Il rrSt ms week in preparation
Ipr IN" annual commencement meet
Win INC University Of Pittsburgh
which closes the season. The record
made by Coach Martins men TO date
IRE confident OF downing the pan
'h"Ts IN the final meet
me return Of Larry Shields to the
trAIh inns week, has led Penn state
Students ia hope that the Blue and
nitc distance star viii re-"nter the
SUN has one more year 20 go before
receiving his diploma. and if he re-
,Hrns. he will greatly strengthen
martins squad At present. Larry is
here 10 work himself into shane fn-
me national mpionships. when
VII be held at Pasadena on July ..
The Penn state tennis team will,
cross rack"iS with Carnegie Tech on
The .trmory courts next SATURDAY and
Inc local lads are anxious TO redeem
themselves. Four matches have been
lost Z" date. with one tie. while
NOT single victory has been re-
corded Following the match with
me TartdnS. the Nittany nctmcn
wind Wp their season at commence
ncnt time with Leland Stanford Uni.
y 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
OHIO WESLEYAN WINS
BIG SIX TRACK NEE 7

COLUMBUS. OHIO. May 2S-Ohio
Wesleyan verSity won the Zig SIX
track meet here today participated in
by fourteen Ohio COLLEGES. II secured
forty points. Ohio State University.
winner OF ali but three of the meets
in the nine times they have been
he'd. had to secure minimum one
point more than all the others COM
bincd To be adjudced winner, and
went down under the handicap. OH"
state had ninciy-iive points. Ohcrlin
College finished third. with twenty
q nnfn1S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
CoodCocks ChiefHobbyof
Dempsey and Carpenter

ATLANTIC CITY. MAY is
Champion lack Dempsey and his
chH!i"nEc-. Georges Carp.uticr.
arc Iiih" in a; least one respect.
ThcN both insist on having the
best Of food
TO obtain French dishes. cooked
t"st 49, lie likcs them. Carpenter
brought "a chef from Paris
Dempsey also has a special cook.
Sh" l. Mrs Lizzie Hutchinson. a
mothcrli person. who serves tn"
Kind of old-fashionod meats .IacN
SO greatly rclishcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

struck out blindly with both fists.
ircgucntlN striking spectators. while
SaN"r" "as so badly spent that il
was necessary at times for his
hcnchmcn TO hold him on his feet.
Fight stopped.
Ih" rci"r"" finally worked his way
into the ring and once mor- ordered
me Eghi To stop. As all hands were
%illinE. the StrUgEl" ended
In recognition OF the wonderful!
Sam"ncSs displayed ny both men.
English apurtSmcn unanimously voted
TO declare them join, holders Of the
worlds title aud presented each with
belt cmhlsmatic OF the champion
shin.
Soon after the battle Sayers an
ngunccd his permanent retirement
from the ring and the undisputc1
Championship was awarded To Hcon-
AN. II" also retired later without de-
Tending mis- title.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
SEELEy. FAMOUS IN THIS
SPECIALITY. CALLED
TO SEATTLE

y. N. seeiey. OF Chicago and
Philadelphia, the noted truss expert,
Is now at the Washington hotel,
and win remain in Seattle We'd
nesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, December IS, 20. 80.
81. Mr.. seeiey says: ''The spermatic
Shield will not only retain any case
Of rupture perfectly. but contracts
the opening in 10 days on the aver
age case. Being n vast advance
ment over all former methods--es
employing instantaneous effects i'm
mediately appreciahle and withstand
ing any strain or position. Thi
instrument received the only awarc
In England and in Spain. producing
results without surgery. injections,
medical treatments or prescriptions
Mr.. Seeiey has documents from tn
United States government. Washing
ton, II. c.. for inspection. He will
he glad To demonstrate without
charge or fit them IL desired. Bust
ness demands prevent stopping al
any other place in this section.
y. S.--Every statement In uhi'
notice has been verified before tn,
Federal and State Courts.--F. II
Seelcy.
HomS office. III North Dearborn St,
Chicago.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
ANCIENT LADIES OF
EGYPT GOT BLOOM
IN DRUGSTORE, TOO

LONDON. Dec. .T.--women
who danced for and with the
pharaohs put on the war paint
knt as enthusiastically AZ the
lady Of today.
A collection of the vanity pot.
of an Egyptian lady OF quality.
rescued from the tomb which
held her nummifi~d corpse. has
just b~~n brought 20 London. In
IL. wonderfully blown glass took
the place OF tho silver toilet &C
cessory OF tho present time.
Some of the glass pots are
beautifully irsdcscen,--due 10 the
inroada made on the pots by the
acid In the sffbium with which
they were filled. and with which
the Egyptian beauty painted her
cye-lids and ~yc-brows.
The collection included q hrnna
pot stIrl containing traces OF the
dye with which feminine Egypt
OF the period hennaed her finger
nails--as London's smart set Is
doing this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Ro~~siaic has the honor 81 having
the largest Boys. and Clrls club
OF the peninsula In the last year
u has more than tr~blcd it's mem
benhip.
George Haven. srrnntsd hast week
IN rasco and sentenced To 30 days
In jail for possessing several pints
Of moonahine. will star, serving his
sentence Tuaaday Th. judge let
Haven spend hss Christmas at home.
J. r. MrAannmon ~ O'hefio has
been rrAppoln,ed a. postmaster. He
IS one Of tho few democrats TO
be renamed.
Or. Herbert c. Llswer win head
tho pvunartans for tho coming
year. according TO word from Van
couver.
Christmas collections al she Meth.
ciist Episcopal church in Olympia
last Friday evening were devoted
10 the relief cs orphans in tho war
zones Of Europe
one eoffd carload ~ cid Ken
lucky whisky razseA- thru wenai-
chez last week en- route for British
c. iunabia- II excited AZ much Ia
ternat a. the kohinoor diamond.
When the famous University Of
Washington saxz orchestra and
quartet hits Vancouver Wednesday.
orc member Of the organization
VIII be right Mt home. He IL
Joseph Wise. who lives in vaneou.
yer.
"Tandru. the French Biuebea rt.
II not the first man 10 lose his
head over n woman says tn.
Naiia waiia Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
YAKIMA SECTION
FACES DROUGHT.
No Water This Year Unless
Bills Are Paid

WARRINGTON. Dee .T.-~Con'
Erensman Summer. 81 Washington.
h somewhat up against IT, Some
10 yoatp ago the Yakima recinfnn.
ton district was formed and about
five years later. water from govern.
ment reservoirs was turned onto
$4,000 acres Of the finest Land In
that fertile state.
Tho land was originally purs
chased by settlers from the Indians.
The actual cost OF reclamation. siof.
ago Of water and distribution OF
same about $50 per acrewas
charged against the land. 10 b. paid
hack 90 tho Kovsrnment At the rate
Of o. per acre per year
II WAS thought this was q very
favorable arrangement for the set.
tiers.
During tho war yam AL went
we'll. but the past two year. nothing
has been paid and the government
administrators have notified the set
tiers that unless they come thru at
once no water will be turned o.
for their spring blowing.
Land without water ia the Yakima
district in just worth nothing ataii;
yet Summers hasisates 20 ark too
much from congress fert some Wall.
strreter observer That's what yon
government owneuhip fellows gvt
for your pains"
Hut Summers Ia roinE u ask
relief just the same. lie Gays that
what with farm products At . ~e-
ord low ievei. his constituents need
thu help. and need n ss badly NJ
tho railways. now asking 10 have
their profits guaranteed by govern.
rnent Summers believe. he has
Wall VI. there ~her~ tho hair "
short. 50 will probably get what
he asks for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Ingersoll Watch
Firm Il Bankrupt

NEW YORK. Dec. .T.--An inyol-
untary petition in bankruptcy against
Robert lngersoll a Brother. the firm
which made the dollar watch famous.
was filed today In federal district
court here.
The petition. filed by the Naiiona
City Bank. the Chase National Bank,
Smith. Hathaway. Folds 4 Co. de-
ciared their claims aggregate from
$50, 900 10 $500. 900 each The lsabili-
ties OF the Inrcrsoil company arc
placed at 100000 and assets at
So. 900. 900.
The alleged hansrupss according
10 the papers filed. admit inability TO
meet maturing obligations. Federal
Judge A. ~. Hand appointed Edward
II. Chiids received under a s.s.ooo
bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
PIERCE co. MUST.
RUN OWN FERRY.
Cannot Lease 10 Private
Operators, Is Opinion

TACOMA. Dec. .Ts-rTerce county
commissioners rnny not lease the
county ferries 10 private operators.
but must ope~te them themselves.
ai'ho the ferries are at present In
need Of $500 subsidy. which II
" Impossible TO obtain.
This in the decision Of Frank u.
Mash. deputy prosecuting attorney.
whose opinion was sought by the
county commissioners.
No competition will be permitted
with tho ferry. which connects Ia.
coma and Gig haxisor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
Car Plunges Off
Dock; Two Escape

TACOMA. Dec. 27.--Narrowly es.
Gaping death in the icy waters of
Puget sound when the automobile In
which they were riding plunged off
the dock at Steilacoom. Joe Dollar
and Henry Smith were little the
worse for their narrowing experience
today.
They freed themselves from the
car and climbed onto the wharf to
safetv- .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT

~Dandcrine- costs
only IS cents a bot.
tie. One application
ends all dandruff,
stops itching and fall.
ing hair. and. In a
few moments. Ayou
have doubled the
beauty OF your hair.
II will appear n ma ss,
40 soft, lustrous. and
eary 20 do up. But
what will please you
most Will be after a
few weeks use. wheT
you see new hair
fine and downy at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27

given five highly successful enter
tainnents The object Is not To
make money. but merely to break
even. II possible. AZ the rame time
promoting a warmer spirit Of fellow
ship in the town Last Thursday tho
club had a community Christmas
tree. and distributed Oiled stockings
to 500 children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-27
1t Will Be in
This City and
Be'Hawaiian'
10Th Annual State : Wide
Journalism Institute
WI Be Unique

A Hawaiian csuvsnfio--&o b
hsid In Seattle.
fct n d~sis not ~ Al with me
pineapple plantations and tho
ukui~ae ilsstussgy.
II has In do caiirvty with n~w~-
pApsr men VI the state Of Wash
ington.
Thia conveniion--reaIiy the 10th
Annual State vide Journalism Insti.
tuie Of Washlngton-recciye ia
name this year az a result of the
rood will felt by tho Honolulu Cham.
Der Of Commerce for the Washington
State Press association.
Tho Chamber of Commerce. cf
Honolulu has asked that II might en-.
terrain the 800 or more delegates ex.
pectsd to attend the convention with
a Hawaiian banquet on the final
night, and has already forwarded
Hawaiian coffee. candied pineapple.
Jams. rellahcs. cocoanuts and cigars
for fha q~ra~fna