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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-19
SPORTLETS

In the unlikely event of Diamond
Head walker winning the half-mile run
or the shot-put at the coming athletic
meeting, it will be in order for other
clubs to start an agitation for the abol-
ishment of these events from the local
sports program.
They experience no dofficulty in judg-
ing walking contests in England, Aus
tralia and New Zealand.
= Walking, as an ideal form of exer-
else, deserves recognition as d track
event and there is warm sentiment
in the States in favor of re-establishing
it in its old place in the list of events
governed by the rules of the Amateur
Athletic Union.
On account of the recent rains the
work on the Country Club premises
has been considerably set back and pos
session will be out of the question an
til the merry month of May.
The water championship between the
Myrtle and Healani Swimming Clubs
will be decided on a basis of points
similar to that obtaining at the cham
pionship field and track meet.
49,
The Honolulu baseball nine may
change their name to the ST. Louis
nine. Pat Gleason. an old St. Louis
boy, is prime mover In agitating the
change. AS the Honolulu Athletic
Club is defunct it would seem that the
idea is a good one.
Pitcher Joy is hanging out for more
money, or expenses when his team
plays at home. The San Francisco /,
club wants him to sign for two years.
This he objects to, and rightly. The
club is wise to his quality and should
he make good would have no difficulty
in selling him at big profit.
The demand for En- Sue seems to
have died out. He was to have re-
ceived $50 month and expenses when
playing away from San Francisco.
When joys contract arrived 1t was I'M
accompanied by one for the Honolulus
third baseman.
The San Francisco Club wrote to JOY
and asked him to recommend a good
pitcher and catcher. Acting on expert
advice Joy replied that he was the
only good pitcher here and that high
class catchers were rare to the verge
Of extinction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-19
WONDER :!

Wonder except the rich
gradually looked ordinary everyday
opened than thirty different
WONDER will
GoldfId
IMMENSE QUANTITIES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-19
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-19
VIM. G. IRWIN q CO.. LTD.
SUGAR FACTORS AND
COMMISSION AoKNrs.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal
Western Sugar Refining Co., 6as
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co., Manu-
facturers of National Cane SHREDDER,
New York, N. Y.
Pacific Oil transportation Co., Bar
Francisco, Cal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-16

Miss Iona Harrington was visitor from
Millican yesterday.
The laies, in patent kid pumps at -
Wagner & Brandon's. Ia
Mrs. NJ. A. Royal returned SUNDAY
after a visit at Wellborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Walker went u
Edge yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. wi,hers and SON
are visiting in LamPasas.
Miss Helen DeMaret returned yesierda,
after visit in Nayaso,a.
Prot. Richard Mcdonald of Harvey
was in the city yesterday.
Wilmer McCorquodale is here from Or.
ange on a visit to relatives.
Gus Moseley Of Houston spent Sunda,
in the city visiting relatives.
New shipmen, ladies pumps just re-
ceived. Wagner & Brandon. ls7
Claude Mitchell of Cleveland arrived
Yesterday from business trip.
AlonIo Parker and wife are spending IN,
wek in Fl. Worth and Dallas.
-. +. Cayiu of Wheelock. was in the
city Sunday and went to Dallas.
y. n. Knowles returned yesterday aiieI
a visi, to bay City and Palaeios.
Prot. ]. ID. Willis has gone to visit in
San Antonio and Corpus Christi.
J. &. Minker was here from Heains
yesterday attending county court.
p. A. Reed OF Hearne joined his wife in
a visit to relatives here yesterday.
Mn. Ralph Dunn and Miss Cassie Par
ker returned from Hearne yesterday.
Mrs. P. A. Reed arrived Sunday from
Hearne TO yisi, relatives in this city.
ID. ID. Murdock OF Cameron, was here
Sunday. en- route to wish, at Reliance.
Miss Mary Robinson OF the wiSon
community was in the city yesterday.
ID. D. Lloyd. Joe Lloyd and J. w.
Hisk were here from kurten yesterday.
sNliss Susie Carlton Of Crockett. is the
CUES, OF Mr.. and Mrs +. j. Fountain.
Earl Beard. Miss Lena Beard and Miss
Leslie Phillips spent Sunday in Galveston.
w. +. Graham Of Rock Prairie, was in
the city yesterday and called on the Eagle.
Mrs J. Webb Howell and sons have re-
turned from a visi, to relatives in Hunts
Vile.
Miss MYRTLE Tuck returned to Hoppe
Yesterday after a visit to MD. c. X. Me
MILAN.
Miss Willie HATCHER returned to Hous-
ON Sunday after a visit to Miss Inez
stephan.
Big reduction Monday and Tuesday on
aides shin waists and skir,s.-Wagner &
}randon. lSI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-16

I'd Martin visited Galveston Sunday.
n. q. Smith uisited r.. Worth Sunday
Oscar Wilcox was in from Tabor yesier-
day.
Mr. w. n. Cole has been III several
days.
Master Willie Leigh is visiting at Nava-
sofa.
Allie Dunniea is here from sherman on
visit.
Miss Lillian Loi,in is visiting in Hemp
stead.
Prot. w. J. MOyes lsi, Sunday for
Austin.
A. +. Daily has returned from visit to
Dallas.
/. NJ. Lawless Of Edge was in the city
yesterday.
]. T. Gloss of Edge, was in the city
yesterday.
G. W. Dunlap was here from Millioan
Yesterday.
Ed CARL of wellborn was in the city
yesterday.
n. ?. Payne was a visitor from Bench
ley Sunday.
Five room house for rent. Apply to
sid Rhodes. 1879
Albert woo,en LET, Yesterday to visi, at
San Angelo
Mr. and Mrs Frank Myers arrived from
Waco sunday.
Miss Bessie Bir1ell ei, yesterday to visit
In r.. Worth.
Henry Dixon was visitor from Bench
lev Yesterday.
Mrs. Lula McMichael visited a, Mill
can Yesterday.
Jas Wilson IT,. Of Edge, was in the
city yesterday
W. r. Jones Of Reliance was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Marvin Baker has returned after
visit in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Darwin are visit
ING in Cameron.
DR.. J. w. Cayiu, Office at r. J. Jen-
kins' Drug Store. lS9tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-16

]. +. Grice and family left Yesterday foI
San Antonio. where they will reside. Many
friends tegre, their departure from Bryan,
and wish them success in their new home
For hne fresh bred and cakes OF all kinds
call a, the 1 exas Bakery. Careful ai,en.
ien,ion to special orders. Phone ~. Mrs
Otto Boehme. If
DON, forget Joe Kosh for all kinds Of
moving and hauling. piano moving e.
pecially Careful attention to all work
entrusted. d,f
Remember. Monday and Tuesday are
special sale DAYS in our wash goods depart
men,; everything a, big reduction. -wag-
ner s. Brandon. ls7
W. +. Saunders. w. q. Mitchell, ].
+. Evans. Joe Beard, Joe b. Reed and
Thos. Rowan attended the funeral OF
Judge NJ. b. Laski at Wellborn yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Delhomme arrived
from Mart Sunday and will reside in this
city. They are at home with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. X. Phillips. Mr.. Delhomme Is
an engineer on the |. s. g, n.
Cricket Robson OF the kosse Cy-
clone. a newspaper man and baseball en-
thusias,, is here managing the kosse
team and umpired the game yesterday
afternoon.
SIPS black, yard wide Tafe,a silk. 97c
per yard; 75e yard wide China silk, white
and oolors, Soc per ward. Owing to rapid
advance in silk we can no, duplicate the
above pnces.-wilson s. Derden ISIS
FOR SALE-Ai a bargain, my resi-
dence on yves, side OF the city, Including
one entire block. One Of the mos, CON-
Portable residences in the city. Private
water works. Apply at once to w. +.
Ford. is9u
Mrs. &. w. Showers was called to Nav
aso,a Sunday on account OF the serious H. |
ness OF her father, |. &. Davis, formerly
Of this city. She returned yesterday,
Nj, Davis being better.
,sDr. w. n. Lawrence left last night to
sisi, Dallas and Waxahachie. Or. A.
Benbow will he found Al his dental offices
during the two weeks absence of DR..
lawrence.
Prudence AMI good business judgment,
uggeN that YOU should at all times keep
Four life and property well insured. Con-
ult Ino. b. Hines for anything in the in
urrnce line. Office in Smith Building,
Phone l6i. DIFF
Representing the best OF companies in
N lines Of insurance. I invite liberal
hare OF your business in 1907. Careful
md promp, attention to all business en,rus,
d. Office upstairs in Smith Building.
'hone i6l. lno. II. Hines 24u
Notify me regarding your insurance
reeds. No better inducements can he Of
cred by any agency in Teas than | am
ble to give you. II your property is no,
ully covered why run the risk OF loss. See
ne or call me up by phone today. J. r.
lines. 1901
Call Al our store, please, Tor free sam
lie OF DR.. Shops Health Coffee. II
cal coffee dis,urbs your stomach, youf
Heart. OF Kidneys, then try this Clever
,offee imitation. While DR.. Shoop has
cry closely matched old Java and Mocha
coffee in favor and taste, ye, he has no,
wen a single grain Of real Coffee in IL.
Dr.. Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
pade from pure toasted grains or cereals.
With Malt, Nuts, etc. You will surely
ike Health Coffee. Sold by J. NJ. Law
ence s. Co. Il
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-16
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

|. & G. N. SCHEDULE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-16

"a Marin visited Galveston sunday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11

When wsll.Known Mexico p.,,,.
Tell Il 80 Plainly. 'p'

When public endorsement, !.
by a representative citizen o, Mug .uaas
the proof Is positive. You INNS, ,c'
lieve It, Read this testimony P,st
~backache sufferer. every man. vonsa
or child with any kidney trouble .ss
find profit in the reading. wy
VIM. n. Dudley, living at los a..
Monroe street, Mexico, Mo-, saws. sS' '
case was not serious In a medical no,si
OF view but 1t was very i~nconven,.a..
and annoying. While my baeE an
not pain me, my kidneys we're sIuuu S@
and the secretions contained 4 sss.
ment. The muscles Of the hl,ds.'
were affected and necessitated ISL
frequently during the night. ~
tained q box OF Doan's Kidney DIV,
from Buckner 8 Whitney's drug s,o,.
and all those Affections Disappears
promptly. l can cheerfully recom
mend Deans Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. PfIca tn
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Bur,,o
New York, sole agents for the UnI,sa
States Remember the name-po,Ds
and take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11
TWO CENT FARES BOOM
MATRIMONIAL MARKET
Mileage Bureau Clerks, Out of Jobs
Consent to Becoming Wives-An
Opportunity to Get q Mate
Of Unusual Business Abil-
itv.

Chicago, ILL.,, July s.-Passage O.
the 2-cent fare law In Illinois has had
the remarkable effect OF causing !
boom In the matrimonial market. The
slump In mileage books caused the
to abolish or greatly reduce the forces
in the western and central passenger
association mileage bureaus, and 2OC
young women suddenly found them.
selves without jobs.
These young women, by reason OF
their occupation, were necessarily
possessed Of unusual talents, keen bu-
siness sense, and were, withal, unusual
ly attractive. ALI Of them had formed
wide acquaintances, and the result is
that OF the 200 fully a score have been
captured as wives within the last
month and a half.
Persons familiar with the civcum.
stances say that this number will be
doubled within the next month.
Those who scorn matrimony have
been snapped up by big business CON-
Germs, who are always looking out ( or
especially able stenographers and ac-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11

Forty Missouri Circuit clerks ant
recorders met at the Laclede Hotel In
st. Louis, Monday morning 10 Organize
10 prevent troublesome results ovel
issuing marriage licenses. Recorder
Charles +. Joy, OF st. Louis, ex-con
gresham, who issues the ST Louis.per
mits to wed, was present.
"It,s like this said A. II. whitney
OF Mexico, recorder OF Audrain County
to a Post Dispatch reporter. Under
the present law II we refuse TO Issue q
marriage license 10 a couple that ID
entitled to one, we are liable TO q fine
OF $500.
"If we issue a license TO a couple
that is not entitled to one, we are
liable to q suit for damages by the
parents OF the contracting parties.
I'VE propose TO recommend some
legislation that will make our Official
positions less dangerous financially"
All the romance and glamor of an
elopement and a secret wedding while
the County Recorder suppresses the
marriage license until the couple can
get out OF reach Of their friends, will
soon be counted a relic OF olden days,
and the prospective bride aud BRIDE
groom must come forward In a bust
nesslike way and submit proper cred
entails.
Stern law, not sentiment, will ruled
In ll5 Recorders offices Of the State
Of Missouri after noon Tuesday, when
the Circuit Clerks and Recorders
Convention completed their organiza-
tion and adjourned.
Uniformity is what these attaches
OF tine Circuit Courts want In Missouri
uniformity not only In the collection
Of their fees, but also In the form o
blanks they use.
There was q cartoon Of A. II. Whit
neY, OF this city, in the st. Louis Re-
public, Tuesday, as he is one OF the
prominent members In attendance.
Mr.. Whitney was mentioned in the
list officers for the organization to be
elected to-day. They were President,
]. 3. Boggs, Boone County; first vice
president, Henry Andrae, Cole coun-
ty, second vice president, W. l..
Wright, Charlton county, treasurer, s.
]. Hensley, st Francis county; secre-
tary, A. q. Whitney, Audrain, coun-
tv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11
COMMON SENSE

Les9e most iptelJgent people 10 use only
medieines Of known composition There
fore Il Il shat DR.. Pierce's medicines, the
makefstQ which print every ingredient
entering k1to then upon the bottle wrap
pers and attest It's correctness under oath,
are daily grSting IN favor. The COM
position OF D~tlPierce's medicines Is open
20 everybodyNDr. Pierce being deslrous
q having The Search neht OF lnYestlga-
ton TUNED fully upon his formule, being
eonadell thaL NE bettef Che cQmlQzItIon
Gkzza medlelnes- Isl Known the more
gill Their gIeat clraflrz merb ReIecog-
nIledA- Being wholly made Of the active
MEDICINAL principles extracted sfrom ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and without the
use Of . drop Of alcohol, triple-reined and
chemically pure ~glycerine being used In
stead In extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from the objection OF doing harm
BY creating an appetite for either al
eohohc beverages or habit : forming
drugs Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers-the Same as sworn 10 BY
saept eAa guu Will Hnu mat MS
sGoiden Medical Discovery the great
hlood-puriher, stomach tonic and bowel
ragulator-the medicine which, while not
recommended 10 cure consumption in It's
advanced stages tno medicine win do that
Jet does cure all those catarrhal condf-
tons Of head and throat weak stomach.
torpd nva and bronchial troubles, weak
iungs 2 hang-oncoughs, which, n neg.
lected or badly treated lead up 70 and
hnf{ly terminate In consumption.
Take the sGoldon Medical DIscoverrs
~ nIns and 10 Is not likely 70 disappofnt
you y c1ly you give a q thorough and
JAR trial Don't expect miracles. II
won't DO supernatural things. You must
exsrciss your patsnce and perseyere in is
use fqr . Reasonable length Of time 70 get
lts fnh oenefts. The ingredients Of which
IT. Rteree'e medicines are composed have
ne unqualified endorsement OF scores Of
medical lsadsrs-betfer than any amount
q lay, OF non-professional. testimonials
Ihe{ are not given away 10 b. expert
mened With but are sold b. all dealers IN
nsdetnos 81 reasonable prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11
BROWNS SHUT OUT yANDALIA
STEAMSHIP AFIRE
THROUGHOUT TRIP
Blazs smolders Five Days, Is Not
Discovered Until Vessel Reaches
Observation-Disclosures at New
York; Passengers Are Tax.
en- Off,

New York, July 1.-Held up Al
quarantine by Doctor DotY, so tina.
nineteen persons, whom 1t was feares
had been exposed to fever, might b,
taken of her, the steamship Monterey
In this evening from Havana, wa.
found to be sfire.
Slipping the anchor, Captain Smiti
drove her ahead at full speed into th,
mud banks of Clifton, Staten Island
There the seacocks we're opened and
she settled In fifteen feet Of water, al
except thirteen Of her passengers be.
taken off. Shortly after midnight the
fire was under control, but the vessei
will be out Of commission for some
time.
Among the passengers were the
French Minister 10 Cuba and hi swlfe,
who remained on boaad; the German
Minister to Cuba and dynamite John.
N.Y. O'Brieu.
For five days the 100 passengers and
the crew aboard were ignorant Of the
peril In the forward hold. S~moldering
from the time the cargo vas taken
aboard, flames were noticed Just as
the ships port had been reached.
The Monterey. which Is one Of the
newer vessels OF the Ward Line, left
Havana
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11
GIRL WITH NOISY HOSE
TRIES TO KISS JURORS
Freed Of Theft Charge, Young Chics
goan Makes Dash.

Chicago, July 7.-Miss May L
Wightman, 'the girl with the NOISY
silk stockings, y charged with stealing
$500 from the Chicago branch Of
Hapgood & Co. where she was en-
ployed as cashier, today was found
not guilty by a jury In Judge Balls
court.
She was so elated that she attempt
ed to kiss the jurors. Pandemonium
reigned, and the jurors fled, unkissedr
while the excitement was at Its
height.
The scene was the finale OF q start
lingtrial. Miss Wightmau, who is Q
graduate Of Northwestern University
was charged with tampering with the
books, misappropriating the money
and giving 1t to a gambler.
At the trial an employee OF the firm
testified that he believed Miss Wight.
man was dressing beyond her means
because he .'heard her silk stockings,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11


THE idea that newspapers would b
run as objects OF charity has long dis.
appeared from the minds OF sensible
business men. No merchants invest
ment brings better results than the
muney be pays for local advertising.
II h useless 70 try 10 conduct bust
neszs no matter how good your loca-
ton may be, or how active and accom-
modating and popular your clerks
mag be, unless you maintain q pub
Lefty department. Every dollar spent
IN newspaper advertising brings
prompt and satisfactory results. A
newspaper is In no ems a child OF
charity. IL earns twice over every
dollar IL receives, and IL is second TO
no enterprise In contributing to the
upbuilding Of q community. Its pa
irons reap far more benefits from its.
pages than It's publishers, and In call.
Ing for the support Of the community
In which IL Is published. IT asks for no
more than in all fairness belongs 10 IL
though generally It receives less. Pa
trunize and help your paper as you
would any other enterprise because
u helps T0u, and not as an act o.
charity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11
@ALL STARS" OF A
PREVIOUS PERIOD.
Athletics Defeat Visitors Easily Sun
day in ami U~ninteresting Came
Score Was Eight to Fivs-Mo-
berry is the Next Game.

There is a rumor going about town
that there was a very, very "punk''
base ball game here Sunday. With
whom it was played we are unable to
discover. They we're advertised the
"All Stars but the Official scorer
calls them the Dukes Mixtures.
1t is said that the final scJre was
eight o.five, OF course in favor OF Mex
leo. The most pernicious part OF the
rumor says that Mexico got twelve
hits and five of them were three bag
gers. One other very important thing
is reported. 1t is that McDermots, Of
"Wellsburg'' knocked the first home
run against Mexico this season.
The next gamewill be Moberly, at
Moberly next Sunday. As many as
possible should go and help Mexico to
win.
The following is the score sent
not brough down by the scorer. II Is
thought that he was afraid he would
be asked something about the game II
he came TO this office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11
FOLK CUDaxLs o. s. COURTS
FOR .EnBALMIEa' sTsATE Law
TvSCsnt Fare and Other Reform
Legislation Mast Not be Throt-
lied Against States Rights,
Declares the Governor at
Evansville, Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, IND July -At the
Chautauqua assembly here THURSDAY
afternoon, at which about 10000 were
present, Gov. Folk, Of Missouri made
q strong speech on state sovereignty.
He said In part:
~ believe the real work OF the next
few years is TO be done ia the states.
These are the great experimental sta
lions OF representative government
and these have been most neglected.
sin the tendency to centralize pow
er IN the federal government which
has been given such an impetus Of
late, there Is danger TO our institu-
tions and the integrity and dignity OF
the states. Nowhere Is this encroach-
ment on the rights OF the state more
marked than In the wholesale multi
iication Of state laws by federal In
junction without q hearing and before
trial.
"In railroad cases thsAresalt is. I'M
less the consent OF q railroad can be
obtained by pending legislation, the
state becomes powerless. No good cit
lien desires TO be unjust TO railroads.
But that they must be regulated, and
that their states should net be left as
mere subjects OF their benevolence,al all
must admit.
"No one could object to a court,
state or federal, declaring the statute
unconstitutional, III found TO be 50
after hearing. But there should be
protest against statutes Of the states
being suspended, rs presumptiyely
bad, until the case is determined.
This is like furnishing a man first and
trying him afterwards.
"a number OF important laws OF the
state OF Missouri are now embalmed
by the federal Injunction veto.
"In the course of syears, when the
cases are tried, the court will probably
hold they are valid. but they might as
well be killed as to be chloroformed by
Injunction until their vitality is gone.
The people Of Missouri are not pre-
JUDGED against railroads, as such, and
the same sentiment of justice which
brought the freight law and the 2-cent
fare law into being will cause their re-
peal II they are found to be unfair.
But the people Of Missouri object to a
federal court despotically enjoining
the state from enforcing its laws be-
fore they had been declared invalid"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-07-11


TIE Western Horseman has the f3l-
flowing TO say of measure passel By
the recent legislature. II Is pS1he
NV FOR TIE farmers in Missouri 70 &c
gister the names Of their farms with
The clerk Of the county court in which
their farms are located The cost is
one dollar, and the clerk furnishes 9
certificate issued under sea-, giving
the uA,ne OF the farm. its owner and
It's location. and names cannot be dR~
psicatsk. Il is argued that the pro
pfietor Of 3 named farm tzkSa great
er pride in il than be otherwise would,
AnG improves il accordingly. The Law
also recognizes the fact that name
becomes valuable in 1ne-and Is an as
set on Up mean Falue,xnd for that rc1
son the farmer Is protected By regis
tr3ti0n after the manner extended to
manufacturers. Certain farms have
obtained q national reputation for the
stock raised upon them, and dairy
farms usually have a local reputation
that is the result Of yeAE Of ooescein-
tious service on the part Of their ow-
uers is giving the very best to the
public, and the sane holds true IN
farms IN which other lines OF endeay.
or obtain. As q rule, farms devoted to.
the breeding Of the Uotter bear
names, and the fame Of some Of them
has become worldwide. "Pano0s old
Woodburnr is q term dear 70 the
hearts Of the old-time trotting en-
thuSiaSt. Pslo Alto at once brings 70.
mind Senator Stanford and the great
stallion Electoneer. So il goes and it
is . wise step In the right direction
thai the law nov affords protection 70
the farmer whnse industry and t5A
have established . trademark, the
value Of which is limited only By his