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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01
HAVE
BECOME SCARCE

Labor IN Seattle Is scarce. Plans
for railroad construction In and
about Seattle nave already caused
railroad companies to become con
eerned about the .umber OF men
that can be obtained
"Aa a rule said Assistant labor
Commissioner a. " Thompson to-
day. the balance between the de-
mand aud supply Of labor Is most
aerioualy felt Ia July This year
It has come upon ua In February
This Is very unusual To-day. for
instance. We have had acquisitions
for so or 90 men We have barely
been able 10 an the needs Most
men who line up here are opposed
to leaving tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

The steamer samson. with 10000
eases OF soekeye salmon aboard. ar
rived this morning This shipment
cleans up the seasons pack OF the
Allen cannery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01
May Become Burden.

"rhe demand hardest 20 nif r.
for oui-of-toWn labor, such as rail
road construction. n things re-
main as they are now. I fear the
roads viii find Il necessary to Inn
port eastern labor This viii mean
a burden upon Seattle this coming
winter as most Of these men work
through the season with NO thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01
COMING HOME

HAVANA. March The Long.
wurtha sailed ZOE Tampa. Florida
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

on the lake and will put her In
the water At the Black River coal
bunkera. She was formerly owned
BY the sheasly Towboat company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

While the demand for labor has
been Increased. there has been no
pefeeptible increase Ia wages The
usual price paid 10 common city
labor Is ~ cents an hour aud for
railroad construction work g. per
day Not any increase in wages
has been noticed unless II be that
logging construction work ~ pay
Ing s. 81 per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Of the impending winter and soon
become public charges"
This 10 the first year within tho
memory Of the labor commandments
office tint the demand and supply
Tor ordinary labor has been bal
aneed 80 early IN the season. Not
only In the field Of general labor
but also In the line OF servants aud
household help 10 the scarcity felt
Positions for servant girls are al
ways open. but most Of the female
applicants on file are for chamber
maids and housekeepern Many re.
quests for cooks and servants At
lumber camps are also made 10 the
commlsni0uar'H office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

The regular weekly meetings OF
the Marine Cooks and Stewards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

rsrtiand antnant imnaffed per hht
Ma. Portland rensanf. California. nsF
bot g. - taea sc Tor Fsfufue.f lass
hard wall plaster par Ton. tia8a.
fire hske&. per " tWaHi ufAafrrtns
halr. Per -. - metal lath. pr yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01
TEST OF
F. LIFE BELTS
FEDERAL COMMISSIONERS AN.
NouHcg RESULT or EXAM.
NATION OF ruLE PREsgRv-
ERs.

The results Of the official tests OF
tnle life pTeaervers by the commits
sion which IL investigating the
wreck u the Valencia were made
public today Ten different belts
OF that variety taken from a. many
different vessels and whieh we've
placed IN the water a. Moran Hnoe
Co . shlpyardn yesterday afternoon
al o'clock we're removed at ) 80
o'clock this morning The weight
hefofc and after being Immersed are
given in a table. together with the
name OF the vessel from which they
we're secured.
No opinion would be vauehsHfesi
today hY either Of the commission
ere az 20 what belief shcy had
formed a. a result Of the tests. We
can say nothing about the results
until our report is Issued. said
Mr. smith
The ilfeheit from the Bertha
anahsd up almost 10 pounds Of
Natsr during the e hours and Il
inmates that it waa Ia the water
The first tests are announced as
follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

MaNican tomatoes ner hos. SEQ.
hethnusc lcttuee ahfati a. uArauina
saek. s. @9i M aaFNe itt SCI rHcun
bees. duE tsaa HuhHHfd squash tn
81 California teisfs PSF doa tafac
laeai evirn. per aaaeu alsssg
hHfseHadtah. per %. sct native
rhuh8fh per Ia So. WaNA Malta
spinach. PEE crate 81 Caails
fizaef per crate. $50 Rfthhekra. per
crate. 81 .. sweet POTATOES. $50. as
paFaHa1 az
Frults
nananas ~ c.. wenatehee apples.
box s saals - fancy appisa per-
pax q aFE eheief aupten per 80
NHf IS cooking arFteH Sc EsHI
q o.. faucY ivtauna. ref hox 81 ehatee
itmuua. per nux asffH al fauef navel
uransas bsas. 8 .1a 81. ehaiaa afanKsa
pr bas, 9 AsfE 81 taHEefiac afanHaa
hek. 81 q, fancy fslh. Basket nau fsr
California white uHa. a1ih huKss. ner
"a scs Csllfefuia daFka Bib buses. paF
~ o. % u boxes per lh. fHe. iaslb
cartons. Mc5 hsslh CaHfana too
iu easel 81 g. Wallauee datas ~ IN
ts4e nrw fafd DATES pee ~ b.. IN
per hak. 81 package dates. PER boa
3 =. eranhsfflrs. Esr bai 81 Per hax
ttaas encuAuufe PSF ana. $40 piHa-
apples. NsssQaap, sseaiesa Erape fruit
Al "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Washington creamery hHtteF. pr ia
EASTERN. ffesh t'ttt peg ~ 80. faheh
butter. per "a. t-yspN storage. Eastern
TUB. PEI N &4saa nTN Wtsedusfn
iona hsru cheese. per ID. lie. tWihs
per 90 ~ Yuuus America. PEE rs nc
new Daisies cheese. per 10 iia. naa
cream brick cheese psf - ltr blasA
Ewts1 pr ny tke iimhefEtF pee ~. -
New Vera cheese. go -. tis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

strictly frssh raHch sEEs per toa
Xaissae. fteah eastern. pei dos. if8ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

live aid chickens. per n Eofse
sfFtna psF lh Ie I've dressed fsf Ih
tAa4fc. Ga Nana pTf ~ - haultsfa par
Aaa. ftAs0A live turkeys. pr 10 so
~ i've dressed per ~ fsHsfa, i've
fnena. per ~ iao. I've dressed usF IL
isa0l i've daeks per ~ i<9Ise. i've
areaaad. PEI u. isu4tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Fast wash tinsathY. IS per ton
PUM aaund ffati1 pr tHu. afns4hla
remp East wash 81 par san Alfalfa
Neat WASH oats 81 pee ton. fsas
S1und eats - pr tea whole corn.
tssH4 fssr tNa. cracked corn. - D. per
tan. fed meal 1ssan per tnn rolled
Ei4HNs. 81 F-ar funs oli HaEs meal tsa
umr tau bras. ~ per faa ahnrss tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

A request Tor "A carrier to take
poles ~ San Pedro Is posted on the
board a. the Merchants Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

The following ships are anchored
In Clallam bay Bark geryia. Scot
tiah Locks, Kllckitat and Makaweb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

union. win be held tonigbs At this
club rooms IN tho colman dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

The steamer Santa Clara. for
ALASKA. Will Gear Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

uauhut per - tat,se ssisnnn trout.
dressed p9r "a igtzU &c. fruurn silver
salm0ts peF - g. Chiunzk - ifnna.
pc 70. = HaunsisfH pr u. he sniss-
ref ~ f'an fprA cod pr fb =
sh.smps Rsr - - ,Fossn hiagk
silver snn~Ifa sfBec per 10 0lFsnnsa
aYHfrFa r~a saEk. 81 atIst - g. afft =
per a. eiame O. - per aaek nan.
xsnsas Gratis. q 9ff a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

Steers. per Ia Rte rawu. ger a. sNea
C.. veal PEI y. eNiossa. faHttan. pei
Ia plfssye arfinE lamb. per e.. tan
DRESSED heNa PSF q. fsee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-01

wrthsrs sheea per 10 Sc. ewra. per
70. tusts steers pr TN ttsns cows
per rs. t4nHhe cafNvs. psr u. s4E7e
lambs. Per aras g
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
TuE NAW AlIkN RAND,

The nW,lwM wnluHatH ignorance NJ
the rhusu lur lNu uuW ugllnlluN NgNlNVl
he llnWHllhu mu watch hNs hucN
INlhorpd W HUnuiNWur MOnrO
lNlH paper WliuNuH, however that
The Wuunslilun W inlup away with tie
baud ~ NJ lurulnu II uNul ~ the TOT
rlluut dOuu Uu mrrl Win the approval
Ul any, considerable purl NJ oahu TN
lmNnrR
" " lruu that the mrmhura NJ tho
hnnh nlu rnllhuh w tho National uuNrl
ana therefore subject ~ the orders NJ
ihc uuyuruur The sauna N true ~
Hnlnp NJ He rund lnhnrura aud vnrlOuA
other employees ~ the County, hut that
W ~ reason lur the department holng
turned over ~ the 'rurrlInrl
fllH mnilrr NJ mhklnn The mnd u
Territorial expense when ninety pul
iunl NJ lhr hrnrlllH nrr enjoyed by Oahu
County residents hHn huun lhruHhpl uu
M the Legislature hnd decided IN favor
NJ The County W providing fnr The
hhilh ~ n section NJ the National tluhrd
NJ llnNnll ih0 County " oahu IN pro-
yllliln ~ lhfRrl share Than The outside
Counties that nay lloll proportion NJ
the additional military companies
maintained IN lhIH rlly
A. iOr The llnpId Transit hnd Tho
hotels pnYlnp inr The upshpup NJ tho
hhrhr WY not Ny tho Same ilnn ~ arpls
mott demand that ihu YOUNG llplul pnr
inr The PAVING nnd Improvement NJ
lllslup street because ilr hUlrl IN lhp
greatest single npnphrmy7
" ilirrr N n single DUlnl IN HuprryIss
~ NUnfn'a address ~ ihr Supervisors
against The continuance ~ lhn bnnd
llini u wHll taken, II " ~ carefully
lildlon ~ ~ ~ hpyDnd The Wow NJ
lhe ordinary rlillons The suggestion
ihni ilr bnnd h. supported ny The lfO'
motion Committee II bdlllnDllno
DDes ne hDnDinbln gentleman ryri
tiop ~ ililnl from whom The prOnO
non fDWhlliiHn gets lis support nni IN
whDsn Interests II N wDrlNng7
Dlin Ina only ~ attend The concerts
RIyon ~ lbo bnBd ~ any SUNDAY after.
noon ~ week day evening ~ lHnfii
whether II 10 phirODl,ed ana oDJDycd
br he DrDplr
Tue ilhwall1D hand N M institution
1Jlid 40 nerensDiy NJ he DDlIro N ibla
community roRnrdless ~ how many
towns ana rOnnilns mHy ~ nbIr M gni
blDBR wlihDNn me,
Tue general sentiment n ~ woll ~,
ihDlisled ~ ms DDlni ihm W. afa IN.
Wlbod ~ iblDh ihai he honorable
HDDefylaoi i0Oh = shot IN ihe Mf anl
M ne wInd,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
WILL COME TO HAWAII

Sumuru (lnwnl NowAl
We have received u copy NJ the
Evening Bulletin, published NJ llono'
lulu, Sandwich lHlnndh, dated Soplcm
hcr no. 1909, The Issue IN remarkable
IN that II was wholly undor the super
vision aud editorial charge NJ ih'
southern California lGdilnrlnl Ap0cIn
llon, then IN Hawaii on IN editorial
excursion The unldurncm NJ The paper
" ~ The HuppOslllOn that the cnlllOr'
lllnnr wanted ln "Hhuw" The llnwnIillod
low IA gol ~ paper II N u credit
able piece ~ journalism We nrc N
0nhlcd ~ Nj " T. Wnpd, NJ Honolulu
secretary NJ the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, WIN takes tho OppOrunll,
NJ inviting eve unH' from Iowa ~ glvr
them n rnll wen No,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

the NN,osmcN vt the interior whosc
,oUWuNcN,s hay, urNw wcN the O,epN
end vNNt NpprCvlNIc the nccesslty TOR
NorplNg ~ the INW IN naval ,uwrr
u, m, mNWlNmlng the American mcra
uNUW mNrlNv
rNc polW wilt prONONlN m mndc that
Hawaii NltNnuhh II UndcrslNnds the
WOlwrlnNyv W u grrel navy aud mnrc
AmorlcNN shlps, hNs Nc vote IN Con-
Urcep aud lhorrlurV ~ lnlucncc " N
unt true that We van cNeW Nc hnucNcc,
E,oW Ncp lakcn by ORGANISATIONS vi
lhlr lcrrltnN ~ lmprcNH the people u,
lN, country aud the mcmhcrp vi CON.
grnW with the WpnrINNcc vt American
trade IN M, Pacific, the dcmpnd los
NOycrnmonl asalnlnuvv that the vOm'
mcr,c may he carried m under the
AworlrnN Has. aud hc prulcclcd Nv u
lnWrrlul American navy, HlrcnRIhoNt
the hnndu ul the lNrsHcolng men NJ
Nnnplch VITA Nrc dOlnn lhclr ulmuHl Va
n,nuuo uu CnuUlNmcN NJ the Interior
BlNlur " THEFT duty
lluwNll unfortunately hnu IN lormol
dnNu uMl llarl un record ~ ndNuonllnR
the amendment NJ plpHcnl laws on
OnnplwiHc Hhlnplng aud thereby allow
tho upu NJ lnrrlrN phlpp between this
uNd mnlnlnnd ports The same amount
VI interest shown " the Hhlp HNhRldN
I'LL wnuld more speedily hrlnR NhOUl
the nurcnnod transportation facilities
We nrOk
THE lOlurlur and ronHlwlHo statesmen
ma, h. alnw ~ nNps auhnIdy hills lnl
American phlpu, hui they VIII he Tor
CNol nnaHlnp any hill ~ amendment
that VIII lnrn uyol any NJ IN, prOsoNl
huslnosH NJ American ports ~ foreign
bhlpp
The subsidy program once started
should hyc This Territory more irni
rlnHN NpnmrlE IN The through ilnlhu
unh make certain the Inauguration ~,
The southern california service, nov
prison lhnl win increase huHlnoRH Tor
llnwnll without dulng M injury ~ any
~ IN plrneni steamship connections
llni aihHldlrH ~ ~ WnbHliion uui
country must have n navy SECOND Ia
nanr, " N n ~ maintain llHnli ~ his
rldu NJ The globe
The present program when complete
VII glvn ~ u navy second only ~
ilrrnl britain Irhn tremendous wealth
NJ uilr country Rnd The great Interests
ihhl must h. protected IN lhH ocean
warrant expenditure lhnl VIII pui Our
nayi ~ ~ equality WIN The most pow
,Hul,
Hawaii ran AID these national meas
lifnf NhIrh w. know are nnronallcB, by
inproylnl every opportunity IA M.
morlnllSr Congress fDf favorable action
nn1 ~ spreading abroad marc lDlOrs
nlnlloD rraardlnR these lslnndr aDd lho
pfnnl future fOf he countries BORDERING
~ ihr l'nrlllr, ON country must take
. leading pHH, 10 dO his Win success
II must h. r1ulppod IA command II
JHnU bU
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
HAWAII SHOULD PROMOTE SUBSIDY
AND NAVAL PROGRAM,

Ihnfr NE iwO measures baiDe con.
RfrHs ~ ibIs slDli session whIDh shODiI
i@oiyr nnDfo ih1D ~ oUfsDfy niieD.
ilOh ~ lj6wHil No Presidents DlnH
iDf naval "SphDslOD ana NJ rhlD aUD.
sldy blll
tlin success ~ bits daallng WIN
ib"s' mnii"r N M lBpJiiaDi ~ lnp
WihHn"bi DfDffaBs ~ ~ tGffIi0ry
~ ~ dnieai ~ pDlllDDlDn pdpfOei,,
NJ tuiHH hnGgk1llDG
A. hBs bopD Ne raRo ~ yaaE past
ne WfHbUJiiH Imposition ZONES from
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
RtAL ESTATE IHANsAcTioNs
Recorded Doc, ", 1000.

Recorded Dec, ", 1909.
william 1, welsh aud WI ~ WoHin
A llnwn lnvHimi 90 La N lols I
nnd 2, blk 100, pnlolO valley, Homo.
lDlni 1900 u $50, y 49, dated Doe
~, 1908,
Goo " Robertson aud WI 10 Tom
May NJ 2ls2 nrroH land and bldgs.
I'nnnbOn, lIOnOlnlnI $500, " ESQ, y
lJ2 Dated Doe n, 1919,
ADJUST llnnobcrg by atty ~ Geo II
liobnrlgDnI Itoli ~ lnnd, ljlnghbm AMI
Dole sig, llon6lrlui 5000, u $50, y
lDi dated Toe ~, 1900,
frojoficFj, l,oHllo npd WI ~ i A.
fred Mag6Opi u, Jni IN II y 5000 nnd
~ HoroH land ana ~ I'M IN pDr o.
1914, pnbOohOo I, 2, \ aDd T. 4 KOnn,
Hawaii 400, u $50, y 800, Dated
zoe II, 1908,
Bon ABdrado aud VI ~ I.abnlnn
ARrcll 90 la ~ u T. 27iO, XII GOJ2
knnn1ln, LnbnInn, Maui $50, !, $50
y 3Ds Dated Doc ", 1910.
- 90
- "'ns Job Printing o. the suL
'esln 0Hloe. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

ACCIDENTS ON FRONT


Edlinr EVcnNg nullc,tN| Drowned
pcrpnNs nrr hcing picked M IN the
water NlOng nm dncks with such no
oucncy nowadays that more than u
pNspiNp glNNcr " given IL the fact,
They are cumlny tn the sNrIncc IN
lwnp VI late. Must hc cause Tor "
pnno place outside vt u few drinks,
Nearly every Que vi ~ has cNrcrlcnc'
cd the mOpl dcllghlCWl lrlpNpS, When
IN the dark, We have placed u ioo,
forward with the Intention Vt taking u
step aud hNd the heel rcHtlng IN tho
around aud the iur IN u rounded sur
face, The result N, over you W, "
you have unknuwlnplN cleared the oh.
alruollun aud the rUOl rvHIH with hccl
on rounded surface aud tee don't reach
the around NJ all, why, over YOU 10,
nulld u few more concrete hUlkhcadH
alnnp the waterfront that rlBo nhoNo
the ground about hN lnchoH, and with
top NJ anmu rounded M ~ pcrlcc,
that u Honpull could hardly stand on
u aud W. may pick lhum NJ by lhrccp
nnd lunrH rlHhl along
WATERFRONT
Honolulu. Hoe H. 'Ub
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

tglbBglahm 6yef me- Hsw YfW ~a
Nf gsfHiyai ~ Waltltl abGH6 ihm ~
NHu fBhhH gHi Miisu N NaiHf
sBGfiH hBldH nun NE iIh mere N
M N, lhe HNgai N sGhe M NJ On
HaWallaH Walef hais Wii ~ N esDe
ulBi tHlHE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

n M giHD Diifeiiased Nv me- fsf1
INV bW never lTsiWlHd Weff Wa'le
me- N, WGHH n men NJ HHGfHbHfv M
No BsOBiH ~ didk ma wblH ne
ttiglB N M lH8olA1Haie WaiDf HIDidg
mn NnnAIklANA MnAlN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

rrupldvNl Wuudruw WllpoN " enc
vt lw Wlunl NIcllmN propupcd Inr
hvwuvrNllv lrrsldvNllM hnnnrp IN
lsNN The mNllc hNp immediately he.
cumu lnlurustrd ~ VIVA, they mNy
hhNu nnNlNul Wllsm that the date tor
WuINmg ~ u urWdHu phould h. act ~
.U,tu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

Fhu mN WnpON why Hawaii viii
Noi pNuor Wom the Observation-Disclosures
WlolNc.NcN take NlloNcd ny ne IN
NINUrN IN that mOlNloUd moplc have
hrvnwo NccNulOmcd W NlrrrHlmR
tNcW rouONllNH NnNeil ucpoocd with
LhN lMnAunIMlM
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

iiDUsngnlif mnaBARD ~ ihH rHDaIDG
raHm should Do NJ special lBl0fGH
slime ~ n he nfsi President ~ lGayo
No annuity ~ Ofdef ~ lGaD oSa1iy
WHal h. ~ lHlblBE about
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

Tbs WiuiB N A, fIiIWG0 jGdd II M
nghl bDrBHH iiiNBii GnHds M Ne
EJGH nilleHH NJ hDmT, ljW ilefH wlll
M enthusiasm Ggef M flllDiGG iaDGf
HfH WhHB lhev pfOVH ihHmsmyeH M
HfvlHH n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

n HiDg N MI 0Bbi N m no DHff
m HGUahG HiHd Hisbd WaiAf ibai h.
sfgUld bGli ahd hiisf, bn wbW N No
fbii1i6H N men Biay WiG diiGk Mo
dsGsIfGgB sun nun Niisldo Hps, No.
fDlN hSBiaisd vafhlheE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

lBnfeasp N No GninbDf ~ baih oasb'
lnis bDi IN lbUlf aDeJiiDls n addl
liGBa pfDM lbHl ne HiDDoy shortage
NJ ~ FfHm DDanHH eeDiHfs n No
result M sHpiiIHilDH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

" y valuable contribution To- Mc w.,
cINlNrv w lNW mNchdlscNascd ONcH.
loN NvoW N u NATIVE horn avn wNo
,orlNINN NoNOd NW cntlcluc Mp oWN
worW mlUalN w ahlold MoW VNl
VNvWlvu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

iiaWal UBH dfay IN ~ GwB iJlG
iHliW nv n disBiaV NJ pm baDlbr
beaGiies ~ Rfgee M pm pRrIhe "JG
ffHfH PBiaRGGlG N DefbaDs NE GblV
ffrliH mn dfBWH HlGG ~ Hdd ~ mn
igjljiiiHiliH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18
INTERESTING EDITION

Midlothian lIoxnBj Argus News
Tbo hriRnFs NowB N In recent NJ Tho
Evening bulloiln, paper published IN
llODOlulu Teu1lDry ~ Hawaii. II IL
n special edition RDilon ~ by mo
southern ralllOrnln editors white IN
IlDhDlUlu II contains great deal ron
rerDlng NJ" DtOduris climate ana inst.
inilOps ~ N" ISLAND, ana HliDRoibor II
N n DiDW interesting edition
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

Nlss hh0da OfanB's iHiief fngafdlbF
me gJGil demonstrates ihai n n pJs
Hlbip ~ IN HlniJfDDd pUJllo ~ mis-
baop ~ sympalbg IN mis- instance
NE mother HDDds II mOfG man No
Inn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-18

WIN NGlrall NJ Ne head NJ ne
Nayf department ibpfD O1Rbi mo- "a
M HHp laGb NJ UEnrnllyp lDirfDI IN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
ONE TOUCH OF WINTER
EFFECT OF RECENT COLD SNAP
ON THE MARKETS.

The appearance of snow this week in
duced the market dealers to believe that
winter was here. and the effect upon the
market was noticeable yesterday and to-
day. Wednesday nights winter weather
had the effect of keeping many of the coun-
try people at home yesterday, and there
were but few teams on the line. Those
who were had small amount of green
produce, but their stock consisted largely
of canned goods. Inside the market there
was an abundance of green produce, and
game enough to supply the demand at the
prices charged.
But" said a dealer. game is not plenti-
full and the chances are that it will not be
this year. Rabbits are about as scarce
have ever known them to be at this sea-
son of the year. and the prices are CORE
spondingly high
1t is believed by some of the dealers that
the scarcity of rabbits is due to the laws
which prevent pot hunters from slaugh-
tering them for market. Three gunners
who recently visited a place in Virginia,
not many miles from the city, bagged five
dozen rabbits. but they were, not in the
business for the market dealers; the rab
bits they killed were distributed to friends.
Today rabbits were selling at from 30 to 45
cents each. Quail are also scarce, dealers
being unable to supply the demand for them
at ,}J cents each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-16
ALFALFA FOR ARID LAND
Prof. Hansen Risks Death Seeking
Seed

After twice risking his life and once
nearly losing II in the interest of agricul
tural science Prof. N. z. Hansen of the
South Dakota experiment station of the De-
partment of Agriculture has found I'm
northern Siberia an alfalfa suited to the
arid lands OF the northwest, where the win
tiers are bitter cold. Prof. Hansen got on
the track of the alfalfa a year ago, but
was so late in searching for II that he was
badly frozen in Siberia. Despite this ex-
perience he made another trial this year
and has just informed Secretary Wilson
that ne has been successful, and is on his
way back with seed
The Department of Agriculture through
the bureau of plant industry, has been en-.
gagged for number of years in encour-
aging the growth of alfalfa in various parts
or the United States. Owing to the wide
variation in soil and climate in this country
great difficulty has. been experienced in Sc
curing types of alfalfa suited to all of our
conditions. 1ntroductions of new alfalfas
have been made from time to time from
foreign countries. Several years ago the
department introduced a number from Tur-
oughly. and have proved valuable in some
sections.
Prof. Hansen. before going to Siberia. WIS.,
tied northern Norway and Sweden. with a
of value in the cold. arid lands of the
United States. The alfalfa he has discov-
cred has a yellow flower instead OF blue.
1t Is a native OF the dry steppes of Siberia,
and grows well where the mercury falls to
9 to 10 below zero. The country is exceed
tngly dry and yet the new alfalfa is an ex-
ceiient forage plant. Prof. Hansen has Sc
cured the seed. and II will receive thor
ough test in the near future by the de-
partment. The Department of Agriculture
believes this new Siberian alfalfa may
prove a boon to the cold dry northwestern
sections of the United States. where the
A,.~ nat fpfrA hxr hA Aav
ment several years ago have already proved
successful.