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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-21

c. F. Eckart, Esq, .
Chairman of the Committee Fertilization
Dear SYour favor the 18th August reference 10
the report on Fertilizer received since which nave COLI
very carefully the manner In which can assist you
making IN eDort on subject OF Fertilization; and nave
decided that few the application OF 1ertzer
would open the subject for discussion at the neeuls, |
tanned .,: +t
For the past twenty years the practice OF tertzg the
has been generally followed The plantation managers nave
had the of experienced people at the Experiment
ION - ono, to fest the soils different plantations
and to advise the ingredients needed in the fertilizer LOT ea
soil :. .s - :.
then the managers duty apply the same in such manner
that may the most good 1he deciding as 10 iSi "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-21

Honokaa, Hawaii, H. T. August 24th,
c. F. Eckart Esq,
Chairman, Committee Fertilization,
Honolulu
Dear SirYour letter of the 18th inst to hand and in reply
would say that little add your ert1za-
We experimenting all the time in general way with
fertilizer. The only which obtained
actual results this crop comparison with and without
fertilizer seed bed We usually apply about 400 pounds
high grade fertilizer with the seed In planted about
90 acres without with the seed in the middle OF
field of 253 Though this section had application OF
500 pounds high grade along with the balance OF the held
during oeing showed stand OF cane
during We carefully and weighed hve acres
Immediately adjoining, with the following results
Cane from land fortified with seed 3775 tons per acre
fertized with seed tons per acre
believe paws ferlize all certain limit he
quality best be determined by practical e
peenc-hough constantly approaching the sc1enhc gu
A Experiment Station-as different SOILS
will proftabv respond different fertilizers guam
titles
believe in applying fertilizer in small quantities say IN
applications first with the seed then with the
When have settled on the grace
quality fertilizer for have still splendid held
experiment arriving at the quantity 1t may
generally granted that applying 800 pounds fertilizer to an
acre of cane the yield of sugar 1000 pouns
How much can the application to obtain results
in the same ratio When does the quantity applied reach the
point where it to be profitable:
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) JAS. GIBB
Manager Paauhau Sugar Plantation 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-21

Honokaa Hawaii, H. T., August 24tf1, 1905.
c. F Eckart Esq,
Chairman, Committee on Fertilization,
Honolulu
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-01-01
Helztu frettir
fra
Stri6inu

ma aftur h;e0 Pessari en- h0tou ekki til Pess
nagan mannaaa; en- 1 ahlaupum Peim, er Per
ger8u til pess, mistu Peir marga menn, og eft
ir pa6 voru svo fair vopnf@rir menn aftiri lioi
Rdssa, az ekki var n6gum a 40 skipa til ao
verja helztu viggiroingarnar, sem eftir voru.
Skotferi voru lfka az Protum komin og Jap
anar heldu afram s6kninni hvildarlaust og
t6ku MI hvert virkio fetur 06ru. pa P6tt-
list Stoessel sja ao li0 slit mundi ekki ]engur
geta vi0nam veitt og sendi Pvf ful'trda sina
fund Nogi, herforingja Japana, l. jandar
med pam booskap a0 Rdssar myndu pa peg
ar gefa upp v0rnina eff Japanar vJdu gefa
pem vi0unanlega kcsti. Nogi t6k vel og hof5-
inglega tilbo0i Stoessels, Pvi b6 hann vissi
az borgin murdi MI unnin ve'0a fam dog
um, eff hann lett halda afram s6kninni. pa vildi
hann DO heldur ma henni fr0samlega og af
stTra frekari mannvfgum Nnsta dag e. JAM
gafust Rdssar upp og Japanar t6ku Port
Arthur meo 0llu sem var, dauau cg lifandi.
AT lioi R1ssa st6ou pa eftir 22,4 ,434 menn, en-
af peim voru ekki nema rdml. 5000 taldir
vopnf@rir; par voru einnig 5O0 sJ6llcsmenn
oy r1ml. 1000 menn og konur, sem ekki t6ku
patti vopnabur0 og um 800 foringjar. AUX
pess voru $4,000 eea 10000 sar0r menn og
sjukir spit0um borgarinnar. Alls voru
benum 32,207 manns lf, sem allir urdu MI
fangar Japana, nema n0stu foringjarnir, sem
Japanar gafu leyf til ao fara frjalsum helm
til sin og halda vopnum sinum, en- P6 me0Pvf
skilyroi, 40 Peir tnkju engan patti Pessum
6frj5i framar. pykir Jap0num hafa 0llu far
list mjog hofoinglega vi0 Rdssa og m@lt er,
a0 per haf fari0 mj0g vel me0 ALA Pessa
fanga, sem a0ur b0roust vio pa svo GRIMM
lega Port Arthur az aldrei voru nein grio
gefn. M era Japanar seztir a0 1 Port Arthur
og bda par um sig sem bezt. Rdssar h0fou
a0ur en- Peir gafust upp skemt Par ALTAR vfg-
gir0ingar, sem Peir gatu, og sprengdu upp
staerstu ph0urhdsin en- s0ktu skipum sfnum q
h0fninni, par sem pau g@tu oroio Jap0num
NEST til meins. En- Japanar hreinsa h0fnina
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-01-01

Mr.. il.
og gera vi0 vfggr0ingarnar me0 svo miklu
kappi, a0 haldo er, a0 Peir veroi fam man
uoum bdnir ao gera kastalaborg pessa ems
trausta og hun aour var; en- raun og veru
var hun svo ramlega vfggi't af Rdssum, ao'
hun hefoi verio 0ldungis 6vinnandi,ef Rdssar
hefou getao veitt nokkurt LID monnum Peim
er vi'roust par, en- PAD gatu Peir ekki, Pvf
Japanar hofcu borgina svo ramlcga herkvf
um b@oi sj6 og landi, a0 engin hjalp var6
veitt. pan ALT hermalaf' @ninga, a0 Port
Arthur haf verio hin mgi0rfasta kastala-
borg heimi, oy jafnvel bio beimsfrsega vfgi
Englendinga: Gibraltar, jafnist ekki vi0
hama.
A R1sslandi cru 6eir6ir altaf a0 fara
v0xt og MI er svo komi6, ,a0 bhist er vi6 az 0ll
- Pjooin risiupp pa og peg
H'e N'SSu" arog hefji algeria stj6rn
arbylting. Keisarinn og raeaneyti Lans he6r.
engan lit synt pvi ao veroa vi0 oskum og
b@num pj6oarinnar um pingreoi cg stj6rn-
arb6t, en- Pess stao hefr keisarinn avfta0
fulItrna Pj6oarinnar fyrir 40 dirfast a0 fara
silks a lett. petta getur Pjooin ekki Pola0'
lengur, og MI er alt par uppnami. Verka-
menn ganga fra vinnu h6pum saman, og 1
P6tursborg einni hafa um 10000 menn h@tt.
a0 vnna verkste0um, ,svo Pem er par fest
um lokao, en- verkalyourinn situr fundum
dag og mott og hyoir rmour s6sialista og.
annara rsingananna 10 p. m. sat l1eisar
inn meo hiro sinni vio hatioega tegivigslu
par sem v1gt er vatn ir Neva- fiji j6ti ao fornum
sio, / vetrar. h0llinni P1tursborg, pa var
skot0 tlr fulbyssu h0lina fra varolioi keis-
arans, sem var par skamt fra. Skoti0 braut
halIarveginn og t6r skamt fra Parsem keisar-
inn var staddur og sero einn af hir0m0nnum
hans. Herdeid Pessi var pegar sett fang
elsi, en- ekkert hefr enn uppvfst oroi0 um
pa0 hver valdur Sc a0 verki Pessu.-En vi6
petta @stist borgarly0urinn um allan helm
ing, en- pc gripu menn ekki til vopna. En-
g. b. m. skipa0i fj0ldi verkamanna-a s0gn
100000 fyA<ngu og vildu hytja keis-
arannm bnnarskra um stj6rnarb6t, en- er Peir
komu nand vi0 vetarh0llina hafei leisalinn
Iatio fy]kja par herliei sfnu, og Pegar verka-
menn krofoust aheyrnar keisarans re0ust her
mennirnir pa og drapu og sarou hvern, sem
beir komust f8ri VIC. Er mnlt az par hafi
fall;6 um $500 verkamenn, og ma narri geta
hvern hug borgarbdar bera MI til keisarans,
er Pannig hefr svara0 hinni sf0ustu bonartil-
raun Peirra. Petursborg er MI hersh0ndum
og lgourinn hr6par: ,,Ni0ur meo keisarannss
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-01-01
Helztu Vi6bur0ir
Ari6 1904

landbnna0ur he6r altsta0-
ALTO i7o7 ia me0 hinum mesta bl6ma
og teki0 svo miklum framf0rum a0 Pess cru
naumast d@mi, hvorki her ne 00rum l0nd-
um, ao efnahag Pj60a Aeygi svo fran emu
ari. Bandamenn hafa einnig latio mikio til
sin TAXA petta Ar st6rvirkja framkv@mdum,
par sem peir t6kust a hendur ao gera Pana-
-skur0inn, sitt hio mesta og Parfasta mann
virki, sem nokkur Pj6o he6r raoist fyr e0a
sfoar. 1 p6litik'hafa engar st6r byltin gar or0-
ID og pj60in hefr aldrei fyr verio ems kyrlat
og MI Pegar kosninga- ar heir staoie yfr, og
hun he6r )gst Pvi yfir med atkvae0ag grei0sl-
unni,a0 hun sac sti sig vel vi0 ndvera'di stj6rn
arfyrirkomulag. Adrei fyr hafa Bandarikin
lati6 ems miki0 til sin TAXA alheimsmAum
eins og nj, Pvi Pessu ari hafa pau hva0 eft
ir anna0 verid fremst flokki a0 skera ir dell
um og koma q samningum mccall storveld-
anna. Mccall annars er PAD Peim NEST a0
pakka, ao st6rveldin hafa teki6 h0ndum sam
an til Pess a0 vernda rettindi og sjalfst@0i
Kfnaveldis, og sja svo um, ao PAD r1ki Sc
hlutlaust lati0, me0an & stri6inu stendur par
eystra.
En- pau tfoind, sem ar Petta nun ver6a
fragt fyrir sogunni, hafa gerst 1 Austur-
l0ndum. pvi par heGr bj6o, sem aour var
lftilsvirt og varla P6tti h@f 40 teljasti sioaora
Pj6oa t0lu fyrir fam arum sloan, synt svo
mikla r0gg af ser, ao hun mum her eftr 40 0lI-
um likindum veroa talin me0 st6rveldum.
DAD P6ttu mikil tf0indi er Japanar re0ust a
hi0 mikla Rdssaveldi og margir hug0u PAD
ofdirtsku og feigoa1aan fyrstu En- MI hafa
Peir leiki6 Rdssa graft, 40 engar ]ikur cru
til az Peir geti rett aftur hlut slim me0 vopn-
urn, og MI viourkenna allir, az Japanor standi
engri pj60 ao baki a0 hreysti og har0fengi;
en- PAD er reyndar hreysti og hnefa-ad, sem
undir ni0ri veitir enn hverri Pj60 NEST valid
vi0skiftamAlum-Jafn Pvf sem Japanar
hafa vaxi0 hafa Rdssar minka0 augum ann
ara Pj66a. I Nor0urAlfu og Asfu hefr m0nn
um lengi sta0io hin mesta 6gn af Rdssum, Pvf
yfrgangur Peirra og 6j0fnu0ur hefr hver-
vetna veri6 6st06vand, og helzt lett ut fyrir,
ao Peir mundu leggja undir sig allan Austur-
helm, Pangao til MI er Japanar t6ku mott
Peim, og gafu Peim pa raoningu, ao liklegt
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-01-01

er a0 Peir fari ser h@gra her eftir og mai al
drei meiri y6rra0um en- beir MI hafa Aust
url0ndum.
Eftir er Japanar h0feu tekio 1903 metra
ha0ss, sem A0ur var um getio, for Rdssum a0
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-01-01

ver0a v0rnin erh0 / Fort
Arthur, Pvf Pa0an gatu
Japanar skoti0 q allan 5@-
inn og h0fnina hindrunar-
]aust. Rdssar reyndu a0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
FOUR MONTAGUE
CLUBS TONIGHT
Meetings to be Held in Each of the
Wards hY Supporters of the Gov
ernor in Race for Senate.

Meetings will be held tonight in
each of the four wards of the city 70;
the purpose of organizing campaign
Clubs to support Governor a. j. Monta
cue in his race for he United States
Senate. The meetings will be called
tic order 1T 7:3G o'clock at the follow,
ing places:
First ward-Powell Brothers office,
corner Twenty-seventh street and
Washington avenue.
Second ward Corner Jefferson ave.
nue. and Twenty-ninth street.
Third ACCOMPLISHMENTS hall. Chest,
nue. avenue and Twenty-seventh street.
Fourth Schugam's hall, cor
mel of Washington avenue and Thirty
seventh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
MONEY FOR MEN
OF SPANISH WAR
Proofs Filed in Washington For Claims
OF Virgnians-Pay Pro-
vided For All.
Especial to tho Daily prcsn3

RICHMOND. VA, juno 27.-For
collection of the monies due to he
paid by the United States through the
States to the volunteer troops of the
Spanish war, under the recent deciS-
ion Of the court OF claims, proofs have
been filed ut the treasury department
in Washington of the service of all of
those virginia volunteers who were
accepted into the service Of the United
States; and an effort in now being
mado to supply similar evidence re.
garding those who were rejected by
rhe United States officers for physical
disability
AS To the men who were accepted
and who rendered service to The Unit
Ell States. the proof has been made
partly FROM the rolls on file in Wash
ington and partly by certificates of the
commanding officers of the companies
In the case Of the rejected recruits,
the proof will have 10 be made by the
officers entirely, there hcing no rec.
ord Of their service either in Washing
ton or in Richmond
Each soldier of this class should
communicate with tho Into cor,m-~d
Ing officer OF his company and fur,
niSh the date on which he tlrsl appear.
al. after Governor Tyler's nroclama.
ton calling for volunteers. and an
nonnrel his intention of serving in the
war, and also tho date on which he
was rejected by the United States of,
ficcr: The period between these dates
heing that for which he is now to be
paid anew.
These proofs are made under the
1irecti ion Of Governor Montague. the
governors of the States alone having
authority to collect the monies granted
by congress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
Both Were Fined.

John Bryant and Joseph Mackell
were each fined So and costs ny Mayor
Jones yesterday morning. Both are
inmates of the Soldiers Home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
Sunervisoro to Meet

The board of supervisors of Eliza
beth City county will meet in regular
monthly session in the court house
this morning at II o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
Hampton News and vertisements
NOW TAKING THE
SCHOOL CENSUS
Prof. George w. Guy Doing the Work
For Major Whine, Who is ~
at His Home.

Prof. George w. Guy, principal of
the Phoebus High school, is now talk
ing the school census of that town
MIR. Guy started the work several days,
ago and has been getting along nicely
with il. Major j. ID. Winnie, the clerk
OF the Phoebus board. was unable to
do the work on account OF illness and
business and Prof. Guy was asked to
take his place
1t is also probable that Prof Guy
Will assist in taking the school census
in the several other districts of the
county, including Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
FOUR BUSY DAYS IN
POLITICAL CIRCLES
Continued from second page.)

in the interest of Mr. Swansons can
didacy for governor.
A large attendance is expected and 1t
is thought that one of the strongest
organizations Of the campaign will be
formed.
Friday night Mr.. Swanson will be
here End address an open air meeting
ing i'll front of the Academy of Music,
ut the corner of Thirty-third stree,
and Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
PECULIAR SITUATION.
Minority of S. A. L. Stock Refuses to
Enter Pool.
fBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. June 27.-With the an
nouncement by the Ryan-Blar syn
dictate that SO per cent of the stock
OF the Seaboard Air Line Railway has
been deposited for exchange into Ger
titicatea Of he Seaboard Air Line q
peculiar situation has arisen. Ten mil.
lions of the stock refuses to come i'll
and stands out, demanding to know
what Mr.. Ryan is doing.
The road is not bankrupt, nor in
receivers hands. Therefore. it can
not be re0r"aniZed in the usual way
If an attempt is made to turn the en-
tire property over to the new hold
ing company the outstanding stock.
holders will 20 into court TO claim
TIER vested rights.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28

/ There. seems to be no nrt Of knowl
edge in fewer hands than that Of dis
corning when to have done.-Swlft.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
INJURED IN WRECK.
Yardmaster's Leg Cut Off In Col
Iision at Lima.
(Ry Associnte0 Press. }

LIMA. ONO. June a7.-pennsyl.
vania train No. 2. the limited. cast
bound from Chicago to New York,
ran INFO switch engine with num-
Der of cars in the local yard of that
company here tonight
Night Yardmaster KendricR had a
leg cut off and he is believed to he
fatally injured
The passenger train did not leave
the track and no passengers were
hurt, although they were all badly
shaken up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
Schooner Clara {. Bergen Gone.
tBy AssocIated Press

Nby AssOCNttu PFeSs1
NORFOLK. VA, June 27-The Uni.
led States weather bureau reports
from Cape Hntteras tina. the three
masteed schooner Clara e. Bergen
which w:s sighted from that station
abandoned and floating nt sea. fol.
lowing collision with the Norwegian
fruit steamer Gorg Dumois. has dis
appeared from view and probably has
gone TO the bottom in ten fathoms
of water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY

Special Rates Via C. G. o. Railway
For the Fourth of July holidays the
Chesapeake & Ohio will sell tickets
between all stations at greatly reduced
rates, which tickets will be on sale
July LIST. End, 3rd and 4th, with final
limit of July 9th.
For further information apply to
Mr.. q. W. ROBINSON, ticket agent,
c. & o. station, Newport News, Va.
G-28.1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
Insurance Agent Was Robbed.

Especial to the Daily Pressl
RICHMOND, VA. June 27-Threc
men attacked Robert w. Farley, agent
Tor the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, tonight and robbed him of
$50. He was knocked down. stamped
and internally injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
Do You Want Mor,ex2

IL so, we have plenty to lend on real
estate security at 6 per cent payable
quarterly and interest dropping. alst
for term without curtalls.
NELMS. MARYE, BOYENTON &
CHAPLIN, Inc, real estate insurance
loans and investment bonds.
6-18.1w.anl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
where Ignorance Is Blias.

A we'll known physician has observed
that the best thing that can happen to
man With diabetes Is not to find i.
out, aud the same. might be said with
some justice Of number Of diseases,
Hospital
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-28
National Association Negro Youths

ATLANTA, GA. June 2T.-Thc sec
ond annual meeting Of tho Naiiona
Association of Negro Youths will be
gin 4 ihree-tlay session here tnmpr
row. Colored teachers from nll parts
of the South and from many sections
of the North are expected to be pres
ent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
Panama without full understanding
of all the conditions
dig QUESTIONS FOB CONGRESS-

If congress, during lis coming SEES
sion undertake to act on che various
subjects the president threatens to
bring before it, it VII have it's hands
full.
II Is not known whether the tariff
Is to come up for discussion and ac-
zion. but there is a chance of it.
This topic alone is enough to keep he
filibusterers and orators busy whole
season
But there are questions known 70 be
on the list and the majority of them
offer almost as great opportunities for
oratory, wrangIng and filibustering
as that They include
The regulation Of railroad rates and
The extinction Of rebates.
The control by the federal govern
ment of the insurance business.
Political contributions by corpor-
ations and others.
Arbitration treaties.
The Santo Domingo receiyership.
The Venou2ealand question
They are the main ISSUES hut all The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
The FOOTBALL SEASON

Tn advent of the foot ball season
Is hailed with delight by the college
and high school students and by many
of their younger imitators. Although
denunciations of The game have been
frequent, II continues to live and even
grow n popularity With the passing
OF the months when baseball is al
its height, the Rugby game becomes
the center of interest for athletes and
followers OF athletic sports.
Outdoor life-a certain amount of
it's necessary in the arrangement
Of our affairs The exercise of the
foot ban field is beneficial. keeping
the body active and supple and max
ing 1T responsive 10 the alertness Of
the brain.
Football IS not free of dangers to
life and limb, yet the number of fatal
accidents or mishaps resulting in per
manent or serious injuries is extreem-
iy small Most OF the sentiment that
has been worked up about the sport il
due 10 lack CT knowledge OF the game
and the physical benefits it impats.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
ANOTHER HieH-sALARlso MAN


Preparation for a life work ample
PREPARATIONS usually we'll repaid.
say the New York Commercial.
Every dag We have Instances OF it.
There is the case OF AugusC lie
sing. called last week to the head of
the American Bridge company. at a
salary Of $4,000 a year. because he is
a good engineer and understands his
bus necs. He was educated at both
public and private schools, and was
graduated as civil engineer from the
state university of Illinois in the ella 3
of 1875 His FIRST occupat on was a
a draughts man. in which capacity he
served for two years with SO much
success that he was appointed assist
ant engineer in charge of br dges. and
also in charge of double track work
in Ohio. with the Pennsylvania rail
road company.
His rise has been continuous and
rapid. He was well equipped for the
work, began right and kept imppov-
ing. His case demonstrates that OPP
poFunitieS exist IN abundance and
are open to angling man. even tho
he has 10 begin at the very bottom of
the lader as did Mr.. Ziesing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02

winter. The prospects are thar work
now under way cannoJ be finished by
the time snow bes MS to fly
There is a demand for carpenters
in the Panama canal zone. Good
wages are offered by the government
or contractors on government work
Free transportation is offered from
New York 10 the isthmus eight hours
q day, sc GEMS an hour, and at the
same time full wages while enroute.
also time and a half for overtime. and
free medical and hospital attendance
But thes Inducements have no
charms for the busy Cairo carpenters
In the first place there is nothing plea
SAINT abonr the thought Of going to
the isthmus. with it's malarial and yell
low fevers and other pestilential dis
eases. Those who have experienced
living in the canal zone say there Is
nothing pleasant about it. ana they
are not thifsting for more Of il. And
secondly, Cairo carpenters are TOO
busy 10 think about changing locations
even at higher wages. Cairo Is a
healthy city, and good health and the
comforts Of home in a city like Cairo
are better han big pay No one. even
lbf not busy. is,siustified in going 10
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
PRESIDENT harper

Again the rnmor Is current that Or.
w r. Harper, president Of the uni
versity Of Chicago, Is In a critical con-.
dition. and that his life Is nearly de-
SPARED Of ii is said that even his
most optim site friends do not expect
that he will again take his place at
the head Of the big school This in
formation will cause great gloom az
the university and among all the
friends Of education.
Dir, Harper has shown remarkable
powers of intellect He is endowed
with a most unusual combination Of
faculties a profound scholar and an
excellent Instructor, he Is at the same
time possessed Of rare executive abil.
ity, Through his efforts the great
school Of which he has been the head
has developed and grown until Il
stands among the best in the world
DR.. Harper has been untiring IN his
efforts in behalf Of the University OF
Chicago He has been willing to
work at all tines. His hours have
been long but he has given them I'm
grudgngly He has built up about
him an institution Of great force and
assembled as his faculty some Of tbs
foremost thinkers and brightest seho
ars OF the world He has managed the
university with the good judgment Of
an experienced and successful busines
/ man G
Friends OF the University OF Chicago
who have seen It's development, who
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
A Question

Farmer Gijdap WAL the president
brought about peace all right
Farmer GaehawNo doubt about
tibet
Farmer Backup--What ! can't under
stand is this. If the pres dent Is 50
ALFRED powerful why didn't he keep
EN- from fightin in the first place,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
rhe beauty show in New York

The beauty show In New York y
not kelly To change our conceptions
of physical charms. Measurements
thar Indicate nearly perfect proper
fions sound very well to the ears Of
the physical culture teachers and 10
slevctees OF that art, but 70 the laiety
they are meaningless. The fact is
that the destinations which good looks
have upon mankind is not susceptible
to analysis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-10-02
CARPENTERS BUSY

There may be carpenters in some
parts of the country who are search
ing for something TO do. but there are
none in Cairo. The fact is that in all
this region round about. business con.
tinued late last fall and began early
this spring. Indoor work, and with
some outdoor exposure, continued all