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MONDAY, JANUARY. - §,^

THE CHINA MATE.

CHILDREN'S SPORTS AT

ARMED ROBBER

THE K. C. C.

On the night of December 30, aj

charmbands, for they too represented SPECIAL CABLES.

move forward, Charsbancs RTS. democratic things. The people have

SHANOKAL.

as much right to be "in" at such" JAPANESE, BOYCOTT AR affairs as the "favoured faw." Let us-all denounce these snobbish critim' whenever they pop up.

Mr. E. G. Hillier

MR. HILLIER. C. M. G., whose

marriage is included:

[Ching Mail SPECIAL]

SHANCHAL JR: 5,

FORTHCOMING BOXING TOURNAMENT.

A SUCCESSFUL AFTERNOON: Chinese woman was awakened by THE RESULT OF THR DRAW. the sound of someone attempting to

Good sport is promised at the two day baxing meet fixed for Friday erected in the grounds of the and Saturday in a special, ring

in our notices at the head of these Eighteen thousand local shop./day, formed a fitting climax to the Oos of them was armed with Volunteer Headquarters. All pro

The annual Children's Sports held break open the front door of her under the auspices of the Kowloon house. As she left her bed to inves, Cricket Club, at Kowloon last Satur-tigate, three men entered her room. round of Christmas and New Year columns, was appointed Feking agent keepers have formed a new year gaieties to which the children of chopper whilst another carried an liminary and semifinal bouts in the of the Bank-in 1891. He went blind resolution pledging themselves to Kowloon have been treated, and the electric torch. They threatened to Novices in 1896, but his loss of sight has not boycott Japanese goods owing to members of the Club are to be con- kill her if she made a noise, and mencing at 7 pm. The finals competition will take prevented him from carrying on his violations of Chinese sovereignty, gratulated on the splendid manner then, after tying her hands behind take place

· place - on. Friday night, come special job, which is that of conduct. The pledge concludes thus : If

in which they had organized and ing the official relations of the Bank anyone goes back on his words let carried out the fixture. The decorations her back and gagging her, they the principle source of attraction will on Saturday, when with the Chinese Government, and of the gods of heaven condemn him.”

and arrangements generally were all sacked the house and made off be a Afteen-round contest for the negotiating the larger loans. He got

that could be desired and great with jewellery and money to the welterweight, championship of the hin C.M.G: in 1904.

praise is due to the officials especial total value of $52. No arrests have Colony between Sky Kerrison (hol- Chinese ink is made

ir Messrs. J. P. Robinson and E. J. yet been made. The woman is under) and Seaman Parsons (chat- CHINESE INK. of six things. Oil'

Edwards, who worked unceasingly able to identify any of her unwelcome lenger). of eesamum or rape-

throughout, the afternoon. Messrs.

visitors.

The following rules will govern seed, varnish, and pork fat are first

Jenner and Grieg also worked hard

the Novices Competition on January made into lamp-black by combustion..

to amuse, as clowns. By kind per-

9 and 10. Of this a paste is made with the General Sir Alfred Kaax, the head mission of Lt. Col., J. R. Wyndham addition of glue, musk or camphor of the British military mission to and officers, the band of the Wilt to scent it, and gold leaves to give it Siberia, sais from Shanghai on Mon-shires rendered an appropriate pro- a lustre. It is pounded and moulded, day per the "Ecuador" for America and takes about three weeks to dry, en-route to London. He declined to It is then labelled as we see it. How make any atatement to the Press it came to be known at Home as representatives regarding Siberia, “Indian ink " is not known.

Down in Singa PRESS FREEDOM. pore they seem

to have difficul{ ties like ours. The Straits Times recently felt obliged to tell them

this: Men are not always reason-11d. able, even when they are in high Ltd offices. The freedom of the press is

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SHANGHAI, Jan. 4.

·LOCAL AND GENERAL.

An armed robbery is reported to have taken place in a carpenters boarding house, at No. 135 Cook Street yesterday. It appears that all the boarders went out in the evening. grammas of music and fine weather leaving a small boy to look after the greatly contributed to the success of house. About an hour after they the sports. Messrs. Wiseman's under- had left, four men who were led by took the catering in able manner. an ex-boarder of the establishment

His Excellency the Governor, ac-broke into the premises. They were. companied by Captain, McGrath, all armed with daggers, and after A.D.C, arrived at about 4 pm. and terrorizing the boy, they tied him was met by Messrs. Brawn, Robin-up and then stole $320 in money sog and Blackburn and conducted to the property of the boarding house To-day's dollar i worth 4 specially erected stand where His keeper. After spending about half Excellency exhibited keen interest in an hour in the house, they decamped the various events.

with their booty. With the exception At the conclusion of the sports, to identify any of the robbers De of the ex-boarder, the bay is unable

There were eight fires in Shang-

were lost.

not a local matter: it is Imperial hai on December 29. Three lives | Hia. Excellency took up his position | tectives have been put on the job c

It exists in Singapore just as much as it does in London and it ought to be safeguarded as carefully in the one place as in the other."

on the verandah of the Club House

and with him were Captain McGrath,agine the malefactors, but no arres During the five days ended Jan. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dyer, Mrs. Smal hare so far been made.

4 there was one case of diphtherialey and Mea. A. O. Brawn. and two of enteric

W

Mr. A. O. Brawo, Vice-President

a

of the Club, said Your Excellency, The Peking Government has ladies and gentlemen, we have had received a report from the Fukt nplendid day and I think everyone Tuchun stating that Japanese wr. has thoroughly enjoyed it I am sure ships left Foochow on December 31 all those who so generously contri- "buted to the funds for these sports, had to organize them and run them and all those who have worked so

by the success of this meeting. will feel themselves fully repaid I should like to mention them by

At a local party the following conundr- um was submitted: CONUNDRUM. Why cannot

deaf and dumb man tickle nine ladies? Because he can zot articulate." If we were to tell who it was that put that forward you School are taking a trip to Repulse The pupils of the Diocesan Girls Bay to-morrow morning in one of It is awkward for the Dragon Motor Car Company's THE STRAITS Malaya, which em- motor buses. ploy so much Indian

would be shocked.

DOLLAR.

there

name, but there are so many that think they will permit me to re-

1-Box in light boots or shoes “(without spikes)-dr in socks. 2-Medical examination before en-

tering ring.

3-Weigh-in at ringside, at 645

p.m. on the 9th,

4-Each bout to be of three rounds.

First two rounds to be two minutes. Third round three minutes. One minute interval 5-Competitor drawing, a bye to spar for the specified time with opponent approved by judges and referee 6-Referee, and two judges to

afficiate in each bout. 7-Maximam marks for frst two rounds to be 'S: for third round

to

*

80second," other than ano her couge tur, allowed. 9-Orbellas per N 3.C. Rulės

for competirera 9)-1, Dora Stewart: 2, Alice Blythe; have been selected for the winner.

Skipping Competition (ages under

Silver cups tably engraved, 3, Dorothy Baker,

Flat Race. Cages under 5) -1. Ella Iris Woolley: 3 Mary

Ritchie:

Rattey: Gladys Ramsay; 2, Margaret Wool Potato Rice, (ages 10-14)-1, ley: 3, Audrey Stevens 12)-1. Phyllis Woolley; 2. Dolly Skipping Competition (ages 10-

Lyon; 3, Cissie Hast..

Flat Race (ages under 14.)—1,

varjorie Stewart

Flat Race (ages 6-8)-1, Sheila Jeffries; 2, Alice Blyth 3,, Emily Sousa.

Egg and Spoon Race (ages 6-14).

labour, that the Commander Lam Po-yik, of the price of liver has advanced the 1st Squadron in Canton proposes to/frain from that, The aim of the Phyllis Capell 2, Derothy Baker: 3, rupee to something like parity with send the gunboats "Wing Cheong." Kovigon Cricket Club is to provide the Straits dollar. There has been a "Tung On", and "Shui Wo and the means of recreation and social inter lot of unofficial talk about raising marines to Swatow to restore order course for all, young and old. I Nometimes thick that the importance the fixed value of the Straits dollar

these things is not. in come quar accordingly. The Strait Times is against any such proposal. It says:

It is rumoured that General Luker, sufficiently recsenized. In this-1, Phyllis Capell; 2 Nora File; 3, "Indeed the subject is beset with Wing-ting died on January 3. On other reasons, bxiness hours are Flat Race (ages 8-10)-1, Betty

Leeny, on account of climatic and Margery Hanson. difficulties. When we fixed our reports being received that he was dollar, there was no higher or more indisposed, the members of the Mili: few consequently people have much Baker: 2. Jean Dalziel: 3, Sadie invariable standard of value than the tary Government sent delegates toting into mischief or time for brood-

time at their disposal-time for gel- Thorburn English sovereign or pound sterling. visit him in Kwangsi,

ing. So many fellows whose famk Kitty Blair 2. Gladys Ramsay: 3.

Relay Race (ages 10-14)-1, | But the pound sterling in circulation Pollock thinks it is possible, that is to-day is not made of gold bat of

The Culty Dairy Co. Ltd. at lies are away and who consequently Elsa Bell; 4, Marjorie Stewart, good enough for us.

That they pater, andits to a very Set paid a final dividend of creer in Costa and au

have none of the attractions of home ****** BURY lacnary I

U for the other serious extent. It is not certain per cent...making 15 per cent. for institutions can help in their moral Arthur Bliss; 2, S. Rosser: 3, Edwin such Fotato Race (ages 9-12)-1, Burn, a san.. wise impossible development of the therefore, that we can juggle with the year. Tis. 10,010 were placed to and physical welfare, for therein French. SANGSTER. On December 25, ateity, is as plain as the desirability of our currency as we could do twelve cattle reserve. They had

Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. A. P. food to a starving man.

to fourteen years ago when we bar milk sales.

sport and good comradeship is pro Boot Race (ages under 121-1, J. Sangster, a son.

Even if the removal of the rock of the British gold standard

vided. The Howloon Cricket Club is Clark; 2, D. Davidson; 3, Reggie trying to keep up with the times Parsons. DOCKYARD. completion, is

towards this social intercourse and Obstacle Race (ages 12-14)-1,

BIRTHS.

FOLEY.-On December

25, at Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Foley, a daughter.

MARRIAGE.

to Elcanor Isabella, eldest daugh-

1 of the late Dr. Timothy Richard, of China.

DEATH.

MEAD-On December 26, at Shang hai. James Henry Mead (Kelly & Walsh. Hongkong).

The China Mail.

TRUTE, JUSTICE, PUBLIC SERVION."

HONGKONG, MONnar, Jan. 5, 1920.

ADVERSARIA:

HOUSING PROBLEM.

They do well to call it

a problem. It is a hard

one.

MEN.

con-

the

record

Two Chinese were brought before

in mind, they want to build a new liam Stonham. pavilion which will cost $25,000

not

"KOYS,"

Relay Race (ages 10-14),——W,

runner-up, and best loser in each of the four weights and will be on ex- hibition in the windows of Messrs. Kelly and Walsh.

made on Saturday by Messrs. F. C. The draw for the competition was

Jenkin, W. Logan, and J. S. McCann. The order is as follows:-

FEATHERWEIGHT CLASS.

1-Lee-Corpl. Wye, Wilts. v. L Tel. Conway, "Ambrose." 2. S. Gosling, "Alacrity,”.

Pte. Drew, Wilts, 3-Pte. Driscoll, Wilts., v. P..

Condon, HK. Police,

4-A B. Bryne, “Alacrity,"

Stoker Towse, "Alacrity.”

LIGHT-WEIGHT CLASS.

1-Pte. James, Wilts., v. Gunner

Hudson, R.GA.

2-Stoker Barrett, "Carlisle

A. B. Compton, "Ambrose 3-Pte. Burns, Wilta. (Bye),

Sparring Partner.

➡ ühlpe's Coor North, “Carlisia” (Bye), v. Sparring Partner.

WELTER-WEIGHT CLASS

1. B. Holt, "Ambrose," . AB

Symons, "Carlisle."

Y.

2-A. B. Trace, "Alacrity,"

Sergt. Davies, Wilts. 3-A. B. Osborne, "Ambrose,"

Boy Harris, "Carlisle.” 4-H R. Jones, Wilts, v. L. S.

Searle, "Carlisle.”

5-Pte. Woodley, Wilts,

Nethercott, "Ambrose,

A. B.

6-Pte. Slade, Wilts, v. A, B

Massey. "Ambrose."-

:

7-L. S. Woods, Carlisle,

Sea-

man Coulthard," Ambrose, " 1.8L/C. Rogers, Wilts, v. Ple

Dadd, Wilts

MIDDLE-WEIGHT CLASS. 1.-A. B. Hatch, "Ambrose," - V A. B. Fellowes, "Alacrity." 2.-Corp!. Gee, Wilts, V. Pte.

Thorne, Wilts.

3. Boy Hall, Carlisle, .. A. B

Conn, "Ambrose." 4-Pte. Jones, Wilts, v. L. S. Bas-"

trop, "Carlisle." Commencing with the "feathers,” the bouts in each Class will be fought in the order set out above. Competi- tors and. their seconds are warned

the ring at the conclusion of the bout immediately preceding their own, the competitors may be disqualified by the referee.

-VANITY FAIR.

THE NAVAL this, so soon after its to chain it to. It is an easy ming to laho has been away on leave for recrearlon; and, bearing these things Rör, Hall; 2 Arthur Hall; 3, Wil-

The French Consul at Canton, say raise the exchan sidered too expensive, dollar, but if we try and fail, even in three months, has reported to the the Colony stands to gain enormously a very partial degree, our position local authorities his return to duty by the clearing out of the soldiering will be far more serious than it is. and intimated that the acting Consul which sum bas to be raised in re Forsyth, George, Bond, Robert Hall, establishments alone. The waste of At present we sink or swim with the is returning to his post as vice-Consul bentures. But I must warn all my stand 5. Rosser, HILLIER-RICHARD.-On Decem- valuable space by the War. Depart pound sterling. We stand in a in Shanghai.

ber 20, Hongkong. Edward Guyment strikes the eye of every fresh definitely ixed relation to it and

bers and all interested that they can: I Flat Race (ages 6-8)-1, G, G. Hillier, C.M.G.. of the Hong-observer, as does also the problem of are prepared to give seven pounds Owing to the death of ex-Frest. not do that until the greater part of Edwards; 2. J. Thompson; 3; T. kong & Shanghai Bank, Peking, how the city is ever to expand United Kingdom for sixty Straits Hsu Shu chang, visited the residence hopes to extend this ground to Woolley; 2. S. Searle : 3. T. King.

sterling in the lawful currency of the dent Fung Kue-chanz President ed. The Kowloon Cricket Club also

those debentures have been purchas-Neave,

Flat Race lages under 14)-1, R. naturally with the heart of its dollars tendered either in notes or in of the deceased statesman in Tientsin meet the demands for playing area, monopolized. Nevertheless, we agree our debased silver coin. If we raise on December 31 as a mark of condo-and to extend it in the westward thur Hall, Kieth Hale, T. Pila, E with the Daily Fress that a clean the value of the dollar to 3s. or 3/4 lence. His Excellent returned to direction where you sec there is a big Moses. G. Band. C. Collett, A. Haze- Tug of War.-Winning team, Ar- sweep of both naval and military which would be a safer figure, in Peking the same day. establishments from the centre of the city is so necessary as to justify view of the position of the rupee, we

piece of land which needs levelling, land and W. Malch-n. must abandon all the reservations the expense. It seems likely, more

turing, fencing off and generally Notwithstanding that several

Flat Race (ages 4-5)-1, facie over, that the resumption of such introduced to protect valuable sites by the Government against the principle of pay on Governor praying for the readmission not the funds to do this, and without Thompson; 2. T. Neave; 3, W. King.

curselves petitions have been made to the Civil touching up to make it an excellent Brazil; 2, G. Wolf: 3, W. Simpson.

recreation ground. But the Club has Flat Race (ages 8-10)-1, J. will provide assets enough to

`demand, and even then

it of the two student leaders who were nutside assistance the scheme will make the opposition argument on may take time to Establish expelled from their schools in con

Lawn Bowls (ages 10-14)-1, H. the score of expense look very weak. confidence. There is, of course, one nection with the recent strike, the hive to be indefinitely postponed. King; 2. W. Forsyth; 3, K. Hole.

But I have been digreasing from the As for the defence works argument. very marked objection to the dollar Civil Governor has refused to accede matter in hand.

Wheelbarrow Race (ages under 14). our safety, and the safety of our pro financial situation was demoralised

going so high. Before the whole to the request.

Your Excellency,1H King and T. Pile; 2, C. Col perty, will actually be enhanced by by the war, it was frequently point-

you have not yet waved the felt and S. Searle; 3, Pat White and the removal to a further distance oled out that the 1 had the same Mr N. L. Smith this morning charged yet made this Colony Utopia, 12. J. Clark 3,,F. Souza; 4, C. Pile; that if they are not ready to enter

magic wand! You have

F. Wolff. these things, provided the enemy

Shooting Competition.-1, A. Bliss; follows the usual tactics and the purchasing power in England as the with fighting in Hunghom. Inspector time you have been here, shown a but you have, in the short laws of civilized wartare."

1/4 rupee had in India, the 2/4 Brown said the first defendant very great interest in the younger

5, J. Bryson. dollar in the Straits and the 4/2attempted to "operate" on the other generation. I have seen you, upon

THE OFFICIALS. A municipal clerk at dollar (gold) in America. Such a unit with a pair of scissors but did not five occasions, present at gatherings

The officials were UNDERPAID Home who handled has a tendency to become a general succeed in doing any

over £40,000 a year standard, and the higher it is placed, damage. His Worship Sound them be the fourth time you have pre-

material of the younger people and this will ward Stubbs, K.C.M.G.

Patron-His Excellency Sir R. EJ received only £300 in the more expensive living will be over in the sum of $50 each. wages. He stole. Truth remarks That is why, in the early days of our

President, Dr. Chas. Forsyth, sented the prizes upon such an thereon that such parsimony on the currency reform, it was definitely

Vice President and Chairman of As was pointed part of local authorities is nothing decided to make the Straits dollar the People's Army against Fong a very vivid recollection of your P.Robinson (Captain), Mr. G. Stark,

occasion. I am sure that the children Committee. Mr. A-O. Brawn. In connection wits the revolt of of to-day in years to come, will have out to the Governor by more nor less than an invitation to equal to 2/-. It was raised to 2/4 Sing-to, the leader of the Yunnanese tenure of office here. I will now Mr.

Committee.-M.D. Neilson M, L, representative citizens on his arrival, steal. Not long ago in Hongkong simply because there was a somewhat troops in Fukien, the other leaders to ask you to

The performance of the Vanity its solution is most urgent. It is we had a case of a young man hand alarming rise in the value of silver Swatow report that fighting continues (Applause.)

R. Lapsley, MFair Company at the Theatre Royal pointed out that while the high costing large sums of money who was while the question of currency reform at different positions Considerable

present the prizes. Ralston, Mr. W. T. Elson, Mr. H. on Saturday night, was accorded of building material discourages miserably underpaid; and we know was under consideration."

E. Stevens, Mr. W. Kay, Mr. L. J. good patronage, and proved quite private builders from setting to work that the local Government, which is

damage has been done and the people gentlemen, I am always pleased, as E. Abraham (Hon. Treasurer), a great favourite with her songs at His Excellency said:-Ladies and Blackburn (Hon. Secretary), and Mr. enjoyable. Misa Shirley Cooke was. to meet the undoubled demand, it so strict about bribery in the case of

are in distress. Commander Chan Mr. Brawn says, to be present to would be unreasonable to expect the subordinates, pays far too little to

Kwing-ming of the Canton forces has watch the younger generation grow- M. Dyer, J. W. C. Bonnar, P. R. being enthusiastically encored. Leslie Judges. Messrs. A. O. Brawn, R. the piano, her song about waltzing Government to invest money in that many of its servants who way. This argument would impress are in positions

reprted that his men are not paring up in the way it should-growing Wolf, B. Tancer, A. M. Simpson, Holmes was in good form and with ticipating in the revolt and most of us in the way which Mr. Brawn is and. J. Stalker. " to be bribed. as more if the Government were not As regards salaries and conditions,

the other armies in Fukien have de instructing it to grow. Mr. Brawn

Sydney Mannering and George Tit already to willingly extravagant with we understand that the Hongkong

clared their neutrality. Two Chinese quarrelled over some

Handicappers and Starters-chener kept the house in a constant Similar material for less urgent Government is on the black list" of coal yesterday, one accusing the

says he wishes they should grow up Messrs. W. Kay, J. Ralston, J. V. titter. The company sang "The Bells Works. There is no guarantee that one professional institution. These other of having stolen some.

The following is as extract from I will n waste their time by stand McLaren, R. Taylor, D. J. Purves, one rather pitied George Graystone with pleasant recollections of me, so Braga, G. Stark, N. L. FL. Railton, D. of St. Mary's" in fine style, although material will ever be cheaper, and things should not be.

This a letter dated London, November 17, ing betw.en them and their prizes, and F. Lobel led to angry words and soon the received in Shanghai on December (If they will pay the compliment of the need for more housing accom.

whose part in the chorus consisted modation is so pronounced that it

Qué a number of people of the fight, one of them was alleged about the dearness of things appears that it is wise never to make un D. Blenkiron, and G. F. Caville.

men came to blows, In the course. 29. "All that talk 1 have beard remembering will remember R. Macaskill, R. Lapsley, F. P. Shroff, ing

Clerks of the Course.-Messrs. Kof gazing into a girl's eyes and sing- retarding the progress of the

REPULSE have suggested to the to have drawn a dagger from his to me to have been piffic. Things necessary speeches and this is the

"ding dong." It must have. Colony. So we risk nothing by

Chino Mail that it should girdle and stabbed the other to death are maybe more than they used to course I am going to follow. (Ap. G. Duncan, JH. Donnithorne, T. Vera Pain, Shirley Cooke and George been uninteresting for him. A dance upporting Mr. Pollock's proposal

comment unsympathetical with it.

Decoration Committee-Messrs, entitled, the. Wayback Glide? by hat the problem should be referred opening a hotel We are unable to the Kowloon Mortuary. The alleged lower than Shanghai and Singapore prizes at the conclusion of which he

be, but the prices marked on things plause). The deceased has been removed to in shop windows. are considerably see eye to eye with them. It seems murderer who escaped cannot be prices. I bought a pair of spats for was accorded three hearty cheers dames D. Harvey, J. P. Robinson, A Miss Eileen Boyd was ensured for Hyde, W. Davison, E. W. White, J. Titchener Was Very amusing and His Excellency then distributed the Greig, and F. J. Jenner he Legislative Council

was deservedly" zoplauded. Miss We have referred so descension" about it. A governor is found, although detectives have been 5/11, a bowler hat for 8/6 and my and a

Extertainment Committee, Mer-Vera Pala also gave a Spanish da ce AMISPLACED often to Mr. Pollock's only a man, and men find hotels use. BARRACKS. other proposal to shift ful. Besides, this is an exceptional

wife got a fine pair of shoes in terminated, pendidi

tiger," and the proceedings O. Brawn, E. W. White, G. Stark, B. her song, which was rendered salen- the military establish hotel. Anything that makes for

Shaftesbury Avenue for 16/A

J. Edwards, J. Spittles, and G. W. didly. West country,dittias ware ments from Queen's Road-that we development-here, anything which

Whisky and soda costs a shilling,

THE PRIZE WINNERS. 4 Jeffries, and Messrs, J. M. Jack, E. artistically sung by Mr. Gorge ve fost count. This was one of interests the public is a right and

two for 1/6 etc.. and this hotel

W.White, G. Duncan, E. Abraham, Graystone. The prformance con- hase proposals so conspicuously proper concern of the chief public

(Midland Graad) is charging is 7/6

JHyde, D. Nellson, J. G. Gibson, J. cluded with "Heatherland" a asonable that we could only explain servant. We would not have been the phlezm, Chamberlain's Cough Be

a night for single bedded room.

W. T. Elson and A. de Sousa Holmes kindly informed ulice Spittles, D. M. Godall, J. Ralston, Scottish banque during which Lelie erious disregard of it by assuming shocked if His Excellency had donemely will accomplish this for you, and

Bran: Tub Committee Mrs. Ethat the liquid in a whiley harle fat we had proposed something that the job completely by riding out to cure the cold this lacing - For

Abrahams, Miss V. Mackenzie, Miss sympathetically received. Sim peo Abraham, Mrs WT. Elson, Miss was cold, tea, a silly wachowas somehow impossible. L-Mr. Repulse Bay la the first of the public ale bwall Chemists and Storekeepers.

D. Mackenzie, and Mr. H. Overy.ple laughed right out loud meme

to the Fublic Works Committee of

..BAY.

ly on the innovation of a governo

anobbish to us. There is no con-

ALLEGED MURDER.

sent out in search of him.

DO YOU COUGHT ON'T over train the End metabrane of your throat la veying to digoxige

WALLA WALLA MOTOR boats

Are but for your serviço,

GIRLS teen)-1, Peggy Searle; 2, Mary Skipping Race (Girls under four

Woolley 3. Eileen Blisz Joan Smalley; 2 Eileen Buss, 3, Musical Chairs (ages 8-12)-1,

Peggy Searle