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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-22

81. Louis. January p Cattle RECRUITS
1900 bend including $500 Texans: market
strong; native shipumg and export steers
a.. - 4t.ou; fancy Geo; dressed beef nd
pounds 3.5oNd4 -. sfogl.,rs and feeders 80
at 60; cows and bplfors moi 10. rYny
ners 3C@2. 20; bulls e.5OQ3 80: calves 40
100. irNls ana Indian steers .. 9u6lI 40:
300 head; market lOc higher: rirs ,in6
lights 6.2gm6. 90: pack rs e. 5Od6 Is. hutch
crs q. Hd6.'5 sheep Receipts 2O0O head:
nlarNet STEADY; native muJt6us 4 .OOlIi ~:
lambs 1910 80: culls ana bucks > G-lS
800 stockcrs ljo@a.0o; Texans 2.1sG5
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GRAIN MARKETS AGAIN ACTIVE
FREE SPECULATION
WAS PRINCIPAL FACTOR
Wheat Advanced Under the Influence OF
the Demand in Domestic Markets
Other Grains Higher.

Chicago, january 21--The wheat market
was again active today. May closing with
net gain Of iga9s May corn closed Al
shade and May oats = higher Provisions
an the close were a shade TO ~ down
May wheat opened + to X improved at
1875 10 SOS on firm cables and light re-
relpts and advanced on general buying,
which apparently was not participated In
hy the leading longs, to- sp"snSu-9 Heavy
liquidation, due IN part to the reports that
the long mentioned was selling through
l'ukers, caused drop to Sot3 later Tnis
was followed by rally 10 sol9, and the
close was strong, May is0's up, TO S0Nd
SuiR, The closing RAINY came about through
an active demand, created 10y Duluth
various reports ~ stiu bids by foreigners,
and especially coutineutHl Interests. Local
receipts 40 cars Minneapolis aud Duluth
reported 2sl cars, making a total for the
three points OF 30. against 2UJ last week
and 3lB year ago.
There was only n small trade In corn,
but prices held steady on the poor grading
of fresh arrivals. a good cash demand and
I'm sympathy with wheat May sold be-
tween 44'N and i4ss aud closed Il shade up.
LAT 44lsM4ii4 Local receipts @ii cars.
Tho oats market was fairly active. There
was considerable selling early, hut good
demand deveoped under the influence Of
the wheat strength and r. good cash de.
mand, and prices held steady May sold
hctweru 3G9- and go and closed * al sner, at
3o'S. Receipts l23 cars
he feature of trade IN the provisions pit
was the bulge IN January pork, which al.
vauced on 9 demand from shorts. and
closed ] % over yesterday May respond
cd 10 the advance IN hogs and the January
hrmncss. but declined on local selling,
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sALNs Ar KANsAs CIrY.


Kansas City, January II following
sales Of Texas and Territory cattle were
made today j. w Hume, Solverdale 20
steers 1910 pounds. 3.25: NJ, L. Trout.
5. T, Williams Marvs Is bulls. 1864
pounds, 80: sc steers. $40 pounds. 8 50;
j. II. parramorc. Ballinger. - bulls. lOd1
"a steers 1000 pounds. 90; J.. D. Long,
Purrell, q steers. SCI pounds. 3 as: -
COWS, IGS pounds. 2T5; I heifers. 4iA
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NEW ORLEANS.

NSpeNihA 70 = NV eHbsl
New Orleans January 81 The New or.
ieaus live stock exchange reports; Market
stll crowded with all classes ~ Garlic.
large aud small. especially COWS: prices
low AMI uncertain; trading slow. Corufed
hogs and fat sheep steady.
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COFFEE.

New York, January 2i,-Conee-S Spot Rio
quiet Futures closed net points lower
to 6 points higher. Sales $4,000 bales Feb.
ruary 425; March 4.S0G4 81 May 40; July
AGjM4rO: September 4 50; November 90.
December O5
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Established 1881,
CARGlLL & RICHARDSON

BROKERS.
Members: New York Cottcr ~ 4.
New Orleans Cotton EIchings =, y,
Cotton Association, chicago y
Trade. r.as
Offices: Houston, Texas WI.
change: Houston, Texas an ~ ~,
Shreveport, La; San Antonio, ~ ~
orders executed In Cotton w
Stocks. Direct private wire Y ~. Y
exchanges. References: Ooni N.ass
tlonal Bank. Houston, Texas NJ "
Bank. New York; Hibernia bani =
Company. New Orleans
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- York Erohsnne

New York. January - Prime paper .
mTi5 per cent Sterling exchange steady.
With actual business In bankers bills at
S6.nj for demand aud $500 4. s3.s0 for
sixty days; posted rates 1871 and ISL "a
e. IS: commercial bills S27s n 1891. Bar
silver 4Iit Mexican dollars 37Ai. Govern
ment bonds weak. Railroad bonds irregu'
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New Orleans, 1000 to 5000 bales,
against 1904 last year
The cotton market took more favorable
turn yesterday and manifested some
strength after several days NJ inactivity
rho continuance OF uufavorabIc weather in
the cotton region. and increase In the do
mand for spots at Liverpool gave n better
tone to that market aud prices closed
slightly higher than on Tuesday. This nat
urally had an effect on American markets
and Al the opening both New York and
New Orleans were several points up. This
strength was not maintained fer long. as
lhe movement in spite Of the weather, was
n little in excess Of a year ago. and tho
semi-weekly receipts were somewhat rCer
than expected, 63.s69 bales. Receipts at
six interior points, which were not Included
in the semI-wcekly statement, were 2A5GI
bales, as nga'0st JG11O last year.
There was little animation in the market.
hut buying and selling took place mod.
erately, causing several fluctuations during
the dav- Firm spots IN New orleans In tha
afternoon made factors unwilling sellers,
except at an adynnce but when New YORK
was Informed Of this fact operators became
buyers, offerings became more scarce aud
the result was \ higher range Of values
for the res. Of the session
Unsettled weather is predicted for this
section Of the South increasing cloudincss
ana probably showers for East Texas Okla
homa and Indian Territory for Thursday
but fair conditions are promised West
Texas. Arkansas and Louisiana.
1shara ie IfypDgIfior ia, Law l~rpaf gfvosg
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iurs 2a2le: fancy Japan fa+q, good aga
3Is. fair 3d3@, common @'4Gt2's; screen
ings 2M2al: brewer t'4NlTs, Bran, per ton
op5S 90: polish por ton lSood2on.
Rough rice Honduras. per barrel, fancy
90: No r -: No 81; No . 90; 40.
4 = rn No : 200; inferior %. Japans,
Nor barrel fancy 2 90; 80. 3 -: No. >
" Cn. No Z . e.: Nn. I - 20. No. - %;
inferior / ~. fancy aud high grades strons.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
orr or GALVESTON. January u.

PORT or GALVESTON, January II.
ARRIVED.
SIS Easily Abbey tBrD, Cardiff
IS III Mar (Aml, New York
CLEARED
SIS Concho tAmi, New York
SAILED.
SIS Concho tAmD. New York
SIS El Slglo (Am), New York.
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The H s.l.s peoupsrl
r. Norman Live stocA w.
porated.
Beeyps-- - y
Good 10 choice ,,''''''''' ~
Common to fair ...''''''''"
Gov s.
Good to choice .'''.''''' 20
Common to fair ...''''''"
NparliuES
Good to choice ..'''''''". ~
Common 20 fair ."'''''''
Calves; go.
Good to choice ..,'.''''''"', 81
Common TO fair .-;;';;..,, acus. d Z
Very little trading hein lSs,cb dfsss
NJ ruinous prices at WY WI nscklni
rs belu. offered by TIVE, TX Ehii I
Ii would be hard 20 pLeqfi I'm kssfa
will be to feeders II the
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New York Money.

New York. January 2t.-Money on cal
per cent. closing 4 per cent. Time money
firm; sixty days 4iadiA per cent; ninety
days i'aM a. per cent; SIX months IAm,
per cent
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Especial TO The Post ,

Crowley, La. January 21.-Crowlev rice
market. Clean rice, fancy head rice $40
6ls choice 5q5is; good 4i4diAIs; fair sIsd4
common 5lsS& low grades 2isacyh; screen
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The Outlook for Large Receipts Is Not
Flstterin1.
The local rice market again went down
10 low mark in transactions yesterday.
for receipts dropped TO nothing, but the
sales We're satisfactory which almost bal
anced up the days business The outlook
shows no signs Of improvement and now
at the time big business and low prices
were expected 1t is lust the other way.
Prices are very firm with q brisk demand.
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London. january 21-Consols for money
~ BIC; for account 0% 80. Bar silver
Steady M ON Money 3m3li per cent
Short bills 7.1GM3is per cent three
months bills 3&I3 71G per cent
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BULLlSH SENTIMENT
CAUSED AN ADVANCE.
Strength at Liverpool Was Factor IN
the Upward Movement-5sd
Weather in the Belt
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, unchanged to I higher.
New Orleans, 70 4 points higher
New York, I TO ? points higher.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, revised
New York, points lower
Others, unchanged.
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Medium ...,.....-..''.''''.''
Heifers- n
Choice .-.....''''''''''' 2
Medium ......''''''''''''''
Calves A
Choice ........''''''-''''' Il
Medium .......'''''''''''' !.
Stays .........'.'.''''''' /
Bulls ......,..''.'''''''''
Sheep ....,'''.'''''''''''
Hogs - ns s
Medium cornfed ':.'-'''''n 4
Mastfed .....,-.'''.. - vIfh
The market is oyerstocstesoar co. VIZ I'd.
classes Of cattle With q sirous =
all choice classes.
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rak Brl ......... Barry via Boston / 3
ISirqr HrA ..........., Liverpool III
knight of the Garter lBrl.... Barry 4 =
TJWpasaS (Aml .......... New York III
Miguel dc LarrnaFa (Br),.. ....,..
........ Liverpool vim Cuban p 'rts - 80
Miurou lBr1 ............... Bristol :
Mont Temple tRrl ,...... Liverpool Q
Montcl cgro tRrl Newport y VS. ~
Pretoria tBrl ..........-.,. Cardiff liz
s. y. luckeuhach (Aml Philadelphia 10
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HOUSTON

The following are the quotations FOR tho
Houston live stock market as furnished nv
the A. c. Bell Live Stock Commission com
pany:
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Daily Interior Movement.
Totals ..c2,d Sl 23,is2 .
Comparative Spot Markets.

The following are the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today at the leading
markets, together with the closing OF mid
ding yesterday, with sales today;
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ESTIMATES FoR TopAY !:

ESTIMATES FOR TODAY:
Houston, 5000 to $500 bales, against
$500 last year.
New Orleans, 1000 to 5000 bales,
against 1904 last year
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onston paIIY sLaIement.
Houston Comparative Statement.
Houston Railroad Receipts.

Following are the receipts ~ cotton by
the various railroads entering the city
rJorstor and Texas Central. ......... 2 TG5
International and Great Northern. 2SS4
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An. lls
Ifexas and New Orleans ........ -
Houston Fast and West Texas. 30
Gull Colorado and Santa Fe ......., ~
Nan Antonio and Aransns PaSs...... So
Missouri Kansas and TcXas........ 5 $50
Total Observation-Disclosures. ii ,O4S
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Excess This season ....... ......
u. S Esports.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-03
REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
Recorded March rs

wm I. 6rseve & VT to IIawn Trust Co
Ltd. CIR: lFr: d; DC land Beretsnia st, Ho-
llo.uiu. oahu: stocks. bonds. notes. &c; 81
e 24S d 22S Dated Feb 5. 1905
l. Ah1o x WI 70 Kaahu. D: por r F
Sf14 Kui I44 ksFalaEna. Ecnoiuln. Oahu
$3.50 r ga. p u Dated Feb "A. 1908
Dwight & WI to Helen 81 Smith. u;
i4sSS 81 Il and. lot Is. Mokanea & WaiAoae
Tract Honolulu. Oahu; 500 B 24s. 2es.
Dated Msr IS. 1913.
- Ontai TO f NJ Magoon: u. IA int In r
, 1885, Kul 4zs4 Is. Manoe. Honolulu. Oahu;
$3.50 F. 24s. e1S. Dated Mar 16. 1903.
Est OF Jas Calapban by tirs to Excelsior
Lodge No l. I O o F; D, Icr Kul %. rear
OF Fort st, Honolulu. Oahu; $1s4 b 24S, p
.s Dated Mar .. 500.
Recorded March q
land. &c, Bereta'iia st. Honolulu. Oahu;
Recorded March Is
Sam Kaahu to Mrs P K Naiwi; D; por
II T 1914. KuI 80. Kapalama. Honolulu.
C.ahd: $s75. B 24s. 2s2 Dated Mar Is.
Recorded March 30
w Keoni & hsb to Moses Koki: d; int in
r 7741 Waimea. Kohala. Hawaii; int
ir. APPS < 10 of Land Patent 1855. Wainea,
s kohala. Hawaii; 81, &C. b 245. y Dol
Lated March 26, 1908.
Fl Schnack & WI to Anna NJ Gertz; d.
lots ID & p Of Ap Z, Kul SOB. near Gulick
st. Honolulu. Oahr; 1910. Il as, 2SS.
lated Afar 10 1908.
II w Kapua TO Kappa, Jr; ID; IA int in
<nl $3.50 80. b 24S p 23i. Dated Mar 10.
;sos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-03
WANT To co
TO MOLOkAI
Only Blood Kin of
Lepers Need
Apply.
Many Signify Their De-
sire to Make the
Trip.
Thirty-f five Applications in Hand.
Of Speaker of the
House.

II has been decided that the legisla-
tive committee 10 visit the leper settle
ment on Molokas will leave Honolulu at
ten o'clock on Saturday night. going by
the steamer Kinau. and returning on
Sunday night. OF course the hour of
the return will depend. largely. upon
the state Of the weather. II the seas
are rough and landing at the settle
ulent is difficult. the return of the
steamer may be delayed materially.
In the party viii be the committees
of the two houses of the Legislature. Of
course. and the representatives of the
press who have been invited to accom-
pany them. In addition, number of
the blood relatives of the unfortunates
at the settlement have made applfca-
ton for permission to go on the steamer
and see their kindred whom misfortune
has cut off from the world for all time.
Thirty-five applications for permission
to visit the settlement had been made
to Speaker Beckley of the House yes
terday. and there We're FIVE applica-
tions in the hands of the President of
the Senate.
No applications win be considered by
either house save those from blood rel
atives of the lepers. and none Will be
considered from any one at all later
than noon today. 1t is necessary that
the names of all those who are to be
OF the party should be known not later
than noon, so that arrangements can
be made for securing passes.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
o. g. Tug Iroquois. Rodrnan.
MERCHANTMEN.

(This list does not include coasters.)
Annie Johnson. Am. bk., Nelson, San
Francisco, March 2S.
Archer. Am bktn., Calhoun, San Fran
cisco, March %.
CarroIIton, Am. bk.. Gordon, Newcas-
tie, March %.
Diamond Head, Am. blk. Peterson. San
Francisco, March 20.
Emily F. Whitney. Am. sp., wirchuleit,
caleta Buena Qquique), March 81.
Geneva, Br. schr., Vancouver. in dis
tress.
Ivanhoe. Br. blk. Grant. Iquique.
March 10.
Mary E. Foster, Am. schr.. Thompson.
March IA.
Paramita, Am. sp.. Backus. Newcastle.
Feb. Fl Tin distress).
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ARRIVED.
Thursday. April 2.

Thursday, April 2.
U. S. Collier Saturn. bound from
Hongkong to San Francisco. put in porl
on account of smallpox and to take
coal. at a. m.
Am. schr. Helene. Nicholson. % days
from San Francisco, at a m.
Tug Fearless. Olsen. from Kaanapali.
at IL a m.
schr. Concord. Manu-. from Eieele.
at II a. IN.
Am schr. w. H. Marston, Curtis.
from San Francisco. April ?.
T. K. K. S. s America Maru. Going.
from San Francisco. at p. m.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Arrived.
From San Francisco. per schr. Hell
enc. April 2.-Dr. Preston. Mrs. Pres
ton.
Per s. S. America Maru, from San
Francisco. April 2:
Stop over at Honolulu-Mr and Mrs.
X. NJ. Gilmore Adolph Cheek, H. c.
Cheek. F. Kellner.
For Yokohama-P. ]. r. Bisschop. N.
Bills. Lucien Boyer. Lit. Comdr. F. w.
Coffin. ]. de La Croix. Mrs NJ. A
Dixie. Mrs. Catherine Eckland, T.
Harding. Mrs. T. Harding. s. Hayaka-
wa, G. Kobayashi. H. Naito. o. A.
Poole. Miss Grace E. Sperry.
For Kobe-C H Best, Mrs. F. Y.
Black. Miss L. Black, C. F. Black, NJ
Sugimoto.
For Nagasaki-Mrs. A. J. Bolles ana
maid
Z For Shanghai-Mrs NJ E. Doyle. A
Lisfrance, Mrs. A Lisfrance, H. d.
Morrison. H. schlee.
For Hongkoug-P. V. Alpiser. H. B.
Babson. Judge Jas. Blount. E. L. Cur
It's. Miss n. Egan. W. E Guerfn. Miss
H. E. Guerin, Miss Marie II. Gill. C.
B. Knight, Mrs. c. B. knight and in
FAINT, a. LawIess, ]. L. Mitchell, Mrs
]. L. Mitchell, Mrs. Enos Smith.
To join at HONOLULU. B. Cleland,
F. n. Convey.
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DEPARTED.
Thursday. April

Thursday. April p
Stmr. Mikahaia. Gregory for Eleele,
Hanapepe. MAXWELL and waimea;
mail and passengers for Koloa and Ma
wiliwili. at p. m.
Stmr. Kaiulani, Dover. for Ookala,
Papaaloa and Hilo. at p. m.
Schr Keaufkeaouli. for Hamakua
ports.
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TO RENT.

APPLICATIONS. TO RENT OR
lease the Stores and Offices in our new
building, corner King and AIakea
streets. viii be received. Possession
and occupancy to commence on or
about May 1st. 1903
KAPIOLANI ESTATE. LIMITED.
Honolulu. April l, 1903. GAG
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WHARF AND WAVE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
Honolulu. Alexander Street.
April 2, 10 D. m.

April 2. 10 p. m.
Mean Temperature-ss.7
Minimum Temperature-s2
Maximum Temperature-76.
Barometer at 9 p. m.-SO.Oe; falling.
Rainfall. "a hours up to 9 a. m.-.22.
Mean Dew Point for the Day-e1.
Mean Relative Humidity-74.
Winds-N. E.: force. s.
Weather-MostIy clear with a few
light valley showers.
Forecast for April 3-Moderate trades,
air with some valley showers.
CURTIS ]. LYONS.
Territorial Meteorologist.
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN.

THE reddish brown Cocker Spaniel.
Answers to the name of "Taotai."
Was last seen at Moanalua Liberal
reward given for return to Bishop &
Co.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

First quarter of the moon on the 4th
sun on me- IN, 1904
Times the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and HiIo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours 80
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
ing that OF the meridian OF 157 degrees 90
minutes. The time whistle blows at 30
p. m, which is the same as Greenwich 9
hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE store IN Day Building. win
be divided IL necessary. Rent reason
able. Warehouse in back. For par
ticulars inquire of W. o. Smith. 1851
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FOUND.

BICYCLE. Owner can have by calling
atsrthis office, proving property and
paying all expenses. -
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FOR LONG LEASE.

EXTENSIVE building site, frontages
on three streets. Thirty-seven stores
each with frontage of Is feet could be
erected, leaving a 33-foot entrance to
large yard In which a building now
stands; also a fine tract of land suit
able for cutting up for grazing, Gull
tiyation, etc. Apply ''Corous," P. o.
Box 464. e4s6
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NW-W
Barometer corrected to 80 F. and sea
level and for standard gravity Of Lat. IS
This correction is-06 for Honolulu
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

BY the Government Survey. Published
Every Monday.
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One fine little cottage, very centrally
located. Rent, $500 per month. SAB
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Classified Advertisements.
WAN

A COTTAGE of six rooms in Makiki
district: large grounds. stable and
servants quarters. Box 4O2. 644S
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TWO lots each containing about acres
with frontages on Nuuanu Avenue,
also lot about acres on Liliha' street.
Apply "Corous," P. o. Box 464. 6436
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HOUSEKEEPING rooms at $50 Young
street near Keeaumoku. 6443
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A SET of books to keep. Address NJ.
Advertiser office. GAL
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SEVERAL choice Kaimuki lots; best
location; will be sold at a great bar
gain. Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd. 923
Fort street.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-10-23
WHERE WOMAN WINS,
New Light on Their Standing in Ed.
ucationn1 Institutions.

ucationnl Institutions.
The result Of q western college pres
dents recent investigation of the com.
parative intellectual powers Of men
and women will hardly have the effect
Of swelling masculine pride beyond lts
already ample proportions. New LIGHT
on the subject would seem to indicat,
that the woman students in our COL
leges are rapidly outstripping the men
I'M scholarship. OF sixteen senior STU
dents of Boston University just elect
ed to membership in fraternity
whose test Of admission is the highest
scholarship, fifteen were women. Says
President Warren: I'm recent years
we have come to recognize that women
are able to prosecute the most advanc
ed and difficult work of university
course and compete on even terms
with men,"
$50 far as class records are con-
cerned," says the president of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota, they seem to
show that the average grade of women
in scholarship is probably little
higher than the average grade Of
men,"
President King, Of Oberlin College,
holds the opinion that young men do
not give to their college work the close
application that young women give
President Birge, of the University
Of Wisconsin, presents this explana
ton: There Is general impression
that women attain higher scholarship
in science, literature and arts, but II
may often be due to conscientious and
faithful work rather than ability"
OF all the theories to account for
woman's superior scholarship this last
is the lamest. What Is genius but an
infinite capacity for taking palms.
And how else can we Judge the in-
tellectual powers Of man or woman
than by what those powers accomp-
lish? The day for the genius who
simply sits still and ''looks wise Is
past. This is the age of action, and
the twentieth century spirit asks Of
each: What have you done? What
can you do?' If women are winning
through conscientious and faithful
work, rather than ability" 1t Is time
for man to wake up.-Housekeeper