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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-03
Bell Phone 1854 tAbshed 1887 Peoples Phone 1911
IL REALTY
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| s2600-50x2OO, with 4-room cottage; 18th
street, South Highlands; SG00 cash and
$500 a year
Si500-Pretty. modern, 7-room cottage; cor
ner; fronts two car lines, South High
lands.
S550O-Two-story modern. S-room furnace
| heated home near Eleventh Avenue,
South. NJ. e. church; on corner 50Xlso.
S3250-5Ox190; Groom cottage; Avenue q,
near 2Sth street.
| SO, 5o0-A fine 10-room stone residence,
| overloo<s city; near Highland avenue a
bargain.
$7OO0-Two-story Groom home fronts ear
| line: overlooks city, near Five Points
and Goth street; $1,000 cash, balance 500
| month.
| $1,000 cash. balance like rent. buys new,
| modern. S-room, corner home: South
Highlands; choice location; west of 18th
street.
$3e00-G-room house and lot. fronts ear line,
West Norwood $500 cash and $500 year.
s35oO-6-room cottage and lot; West Nor
| wood district. near 18th avenue.
$500 Lovely brick veneer. 2-story, 7-room,
furnace heated home overlooks city
near 18th avenue and 24th street.
| $6000-A lovely, 2-story, modern, we'll built,
s-room furnace-heated home; large lot
West Norwood district; easy terms.
s7000-A fine 2-story, modern, stone build
ing: 8 rooms. furnace heat large lot;
choioe part of Norwood; $1,000 cash, bal
| ance $50 month.
| 10Ox2O0; fronts Highland avenue car line
| In one of the choicest sections of South
Highlands: modern, 10room home; out
buildings; high grade home price and
! terms reasonable If sold Monday or
! Tuesday: may be off market after Tues
day; If you want first class place, in
vestigate this.
s60oo-An elegant, new, modern, 2-story'
S-room furnace heated corner home
choice lot; pretty location; near 10th
! avenue South Highlands; terms easy.
| S55O0-A beautiful S-room, new, modern
| corner home: fronts east; near 18th ave-,
South Highlands; $1,000 cash, balance
/ $40 month.
| SUBURBAN.
| s6eO0-10 acres the prettiest tract on any
| car line out of the city, &c fare; already
sub-divided. Don't call for this until
after 10 o'clock Monday.
| NS35O0-24-acre fruit and truck farm. a
pretty track of land 5-room house;
well; barn; fruits; about 1 mile of city
limits of Pratt and Ensley; might eX-
| change for Groom home.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| $40 O0O-150O acres fee simple with twenty
| six houses: splendidly watered; on rail
| road. 30 miles of Birmingham; one-half
cash, balance years, per cent
| s4OO0O-Cotton mill; pays % per cent and
| can increase 1t: running day only; night
shift would increase per cent. two-story
| brick mill, 60x1S0; II tenant houses
| ware house; packing room; all neces-
! sary outbuildings; 10 acres: 10-room
| house; orchard. etc. all goes in edge
of good southern city, on railroad
Terms right.
s6OoO-6OO acres pine; 1900 average
claimed by owner.
| $50 OOO-Fifteen. million feet fine pine tim
Der on railroad, with MILL Alabama.
| IS ACRE-600 acres fee simple coal, tim
! Der and farm land; near Decatur, Ala.
,1tu on +bo oailyat To Inv soil
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$4,000 $500 cash, $40 a
month, Groom, 2-story, double
floors, storm sheathed, bath, all
street improvements and side
walks made and paid for, cor
ner lot, a bargain, North Ha,
ven. Investment Real Estate
Company Of Alabama. Harry
Lyon, sales agent. 2109 First
avenue. Bell phone 764.
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Swing Of the
Spring is
Felt Already
In Real
Estate.
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"1he Placid Place"

Within the past week there has been decided increase
the activity OF the real estate market both inquiries
and actual transactions Without doubt spring trading has
fairly set and agents and dealers almost unanimous in
the expression of the conviction that very busy
Immediately ahead of them
The most notable feature is the strong confidence in the
future of Birmingham the part of the people of Alabama
and Mississippi well her citizens which is revealed
by these inquiries and transactions The head of of the
oldest and most conservative real estate firms the city
remarked yesterday that outside inquiry for Birmingham
property inssent than he had known in all
his experience Birmingham property he sad included subur
ban real estate but the ouofo demand for strictly city
real estate particularly impressive at this time. Large
investors naturally seeking business property and the fact
that they willing pay stiff prices for locations which do
fancy interests shows how deeply they impressed
with the future greatness of Birmingham Improved and
umproved city residence property is also commanding the
outside of considerable MEANS while the
demand from small investors for suburban property which has
adequate transportation facilities and well located otherwise
promises to absorb the supply.
These evidences Of faith in Brming ham justified
before the history of the district much money
Development and general building This confronts
the district 1t curious fact that people at distance
are the physical manifestations of it. There must be
teepatlic force in this enormous energy.
Altogether the market is in thoroughly healthy condA
ton and is becoming and buoyant. REALTY
reeraes what said time and time again: If you intend
to buy and build DO IT NOW Certainly there is nothing
to gan-and great deal to ose perhapsby procrasnation
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FOR SALE

$9000-Modern 10-room house; Groom
servants house and stable; lot
671kx20O; No. 926 South 18th st.
SS50O-100x140; northwest cor. of Ave.
c and 18th ST.; 8 houses; renting for
$1104
s9OOO-25x1S21a feet; facing 1st Ave
and Morris Ave; between 22d and I'D
SITS; cheapest lot on the market.
S15000-75x140, I'd Ave-, near 25,n 81
S5250-25x140; I'd Ave; near 25th ST.
S11, 000-50x140; 4th Ave; near Goth ST.
$40, 0O0-50x140; 4th Ave; near 22d st.
s2O,0O0-3- story brick, near 21st st.
$50, story brick; 40x100; rents
$4,000.
s7O,OO0-4- story brick; 40x120; rents
$4,000.
T.. L. ANGLIN & co.
Phones 1923. 2117 1st Ave
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.
One-half acre within 200 feet of station:
fronts macadam road; very desirable;
price. $3.50. Terms, $3.50 cash, balance
easy.
$500 Per Acres acres or 10 acres within
1900 feet of car line.
Elyton house and lot, $500; cash; on car
line.
FOR RENT.
Nice large house at Elyton, on car line,
cheap; 8 rooms, $18.
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones 1101 and 400 lS261s Third Ave.
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SPECIAL

$1,000 bargain; six choice lots, 50Xl5O each;
10Th ave, North Birmingham, two
blocks east of North Haven and car
line; one-third cash, one and two years.
owner a visitor, only offers it before
leaving city See this early tomorrow
or you miss a good thing
3. F. EBORN.
504-7 Brown Marx.
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FOR SALE.
$40O0-Nice house, N. 10 St, big lot.
s5OOO-s-r. 2-story brick res, N. Side.
S60OO-s-r 2-story res, ave-, cor.
s35OO-Neat cottage, 20 ST., near ave.
s35OO-Attractive N. II st. cor. home.
s6OOO-2-story res, "a ST., near 10 ave.
s7oOo-Nice Norwood home; "a blk. car.
s275O-24 St, cottage, near ave.
$40, 0OO-W. 20 st. bargain; rents 5000.
s1s. 5oO-Close in, N. Side cor, rents $500.
S45. O0O-Handsome bus. block, pays we'll
s5O.OOO-Bus. property, pays $3.50 month.
s32' 5Oo-S-story brick, pays $500 month.
s21. OoO-4ox100; IS St, Sd and 4th aves.
s75OO-Brick store. s. - st.
s4O0O-Ave II place, " block 20 ST.
s85O0-Elegant S. Higld. home, deep lot.
s7OO0-2-story Ave. X place, bargain.
SOS PER Foot-Nice Richmond place lot.
s25O0-50x240, 20 ST., q and II ayes.
$500 .arge Sycamore st lot " blk car.
r. MCCONNELL q CO.,
Phones s10 dU Inird Ave.
Opposfte court house.
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A GOOD

Profit in this very shortly. Corner look
100, with five 4-room houses Price 1920.
Rents $50 per month.
w. G. OLIVER & CO.,
POPS Third Ave. Both Phones 1882.
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For Sale

sl650-5ox175. splendid 4-room cottage. hall
and bath: Golmont station West End;
Y cash. balance easy
ss00-5Ox140 broom cottage, built as part
of nice house; near Ann St, station;
Falrview.
S2o00-5-room and Broom cottage; Ave. [,
near 25th st; rental $50 month; y cash.
sl0OO-6Sx115. n 10th st; Frisco call limits;
cement walks, curbing and street i'm
provements down and paid for corner;
u cash.
$l25O-2 large lots, corner. best part Of
Kenilworth; Il cash.
s10.O0O-Large piece OF acreage, heart of
Woodlawn; will lot over a lots 100 per
cent profit to hustler.
FOR RENT.
SIS .00-7-room. 2-story residence on ear
line. near colmont station.
For rent. day or night Gelders hall, Sd
floor Best hall in the city for balls or
assemblies.
JOHN B BETHEA,
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s2250 0O-New fve-room cottage, near car
line. $4,000 cash and $500 per month.
s30OOCO Beautiful six-room, modern cot
tage, well located, small cash payment
and 81, and years.
$1,000. OO-Splendid six-room cottage on easy
terms.
S21OO O0-Good five-room cottage and nail
two nice lots; $4,000 cash and 5000 per
month.
sl250-Ciood three-room house ana one
acre ground barn and out buildings In
Gate City: on easy terms.
1880. -Five-room house and large lot'
s250o0 cash and $500 per month.
s2I0o. G0-New fve-room cottage. large lot;
well located; u cash, balance a7.0 per
month.
$1,000. O0-Nice fve-room cottage on corner
lot on East Lake car line; $4,000 cash
and 5000 per month.
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FOR RENT APRIL !


$40. OO-1722 14th avenue, south; 6 rooms
and BATH furnished
$i5 O0-1105 South 18th street; rooms;
modern.
$40 .O0-1016 Alabama street; rooms and
servants room; modern.
$40 OO-932 Georgia street, rooms, modern.
S12. 5O-1904 Avenue I; rooms and bath.
S25 O0-2025 Avenue H; rooms and bath.
s25 O0-2716 Avenue F; rooms and bath.
S35 O0-132O 10th avenue, south; 6 rooms;
modern, bran new.
S35 .0O-S22 South end street; rooms; pos
session new.
$35 OO-S24 South 22nd street; rooms; pos
session now.
$50 00-6-room apartment; heat and wafer;
possession now.
NORTHSIDE.
$50 OO-63o North end street. 8 rooms;
modern.
s45. 00-2316 eth avenue; 8 rooms.
szo. 00-414 18th street: rooms
S17. 5O-2421 Sth avenue; rooms.
J.L. YANCEY r. E. & ms. CO.,
Phones $685. 11S N. Twenty-irst ST.
NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE.
s25OO-One- third cash. IA acres of land
on the pike Just north of the Bessemer
car line, at South Park station; fronts
south and is a fine piece of property;
WHY not get out a little and have a
big lot and plenty of room; this Is the
place to get 1t.
s15.5Oo-Corner, 50x1O0; corner 23d street
and Sd avenue, right on the way to the
new depot; one-third cash, balance long
time, per cent interest.
$13, o0O-5Ox14o; on I'd avenue. near 18th ST. ;
this property is easily worth several
thousand dollars more than this; must
sell quick.
sSoO-Two lots; corner and next lot; beau
tifully located; Farvew park; in front
of fair grounds, up on the hill; one
fourth cash will do.
s2OOO-6ox19O in Norwood; only 60 feet
from car line; easy terms.
s15OO-Beautiful lot on st. Charles street,
in Glen Iris survey.
s. e. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone "a. Z3. 21st Street
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PERSONAL.

YOUR fortune. all matters of love and
business answered in strictest conf
dence. Send date of birth and 10c for
full reading. Prof. Kreshnau, box 1912,
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Birmingham Realty Co.
2ll8 First Ave.
FOR SALE
WOODLAND.

$4,000. Oo-Good fve-room cottage, two large
lots, 100x250 IT.
Sl100. coz our-room cottage, two lots ele-
waited; good out buildings, good well
water; $4,000 cash, balance on easy
terms.
$3.50 O0--1hree- room house and good lot,
well located on car line; on easy terms.
$500 Splendid seven-room house, near
East Lake car line; $4,000 cash and
$500 per month.
$3.50. 0O-Good fye-room brick cottage, only
$1,000 cash and $500 per month.
5000 O0-New fve-room cottage and hall.
bath, electric lights. well located; only
$4,000 cash and 5000 per month.
$500. 00-Good seven-room house, double
hall, large lot in one block of East Lake
car line; cost $4,000 to build the house:
will sell on time.
Roth 'nhones No 10, WOOdlawn.
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FOUND.

FOND Setter bitch, liver and white.
about years Old. Owner call at Joy
South 2lst street
LOST, strayed or stolen. small black and
tan rat terrier collar with name Jack
Cozine reward; 1910 Beech street.
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The best haIf-tone cuts are made By
the Gawk Engraving company. Ans
Herald Buildinn.
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FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished 15l2 10th ave-, South, People s
phone 1873.
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WOULD you marry if suited? Matri-
monial paper containing advertisements
manageable people, many rich. from
all sections of the United States and
Canada. mailed free. F. ]. Gunnels.
Toledo, Ohio. 2-17-6t-su
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ii TEL Alabama; rooms 25c SOC and 81;
20OSls LIST ave-, second door from History
bldg. 3-1-3t
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so0o0-160 acres coal land, 100000 feet
heart pine other hard woods; u miles
Birmingham, near new railroad survey.
improvements and fine springs. Eborn,
504-7 Brown-MarX.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-0ne cent q word a day. no
ad. taken for less than 20 cents for
flrs. insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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ELEGANTLY furnished front room with
all modern conveniences; gentleman
preferred 1919 South 18th street.
2-24-tf
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CENTRAL PARK-s450; lot 50xl40: half
block off car line and fronts Sycamore
street, in Central Park; go out and see
this. Jemison Real Estate and Insur-
ance Co., 2024 Sd avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU need a better light call or write
the Famous Pitner Lighting System, of
flee 1905 Third avenue. Bell 2374. Peo-
p1es Cos
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HANDSOME and wealthy lady, has &c.,
ono cash, will inherit $4,000 more, wishes
to- rect young or middle aged man
with view to iratrimony: poverty no
objection. Address Miss Hart, Dept. 900,
Al Wabash. Chicago.
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Ryan Real Estate Co.,
Home
Bargain
2o3-4 WOODWARD BLDG.
Bell Phone S35.

The new. S-room, furnace-heated resi-
dence, corner of Avenue | and Sixteenth
street, at $4,000 is the best home bargain
on the market by at least $1,000. 1t will be
finished this week See us at once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

crowd that of her neighbor out of the
Far Eastern field"
If the Philippine sugar can crowd
cut that of her neighbor Java in its
Cwn field, II is remarkable to claim
that the competition of free Philip
pine sugar is of no moment to our
PEOPLE now endeavoring to make a
living from sugar produced in fields
much less favorable.
Referring again to development of
the sugar industry in the various mu-
inequalities. we find that the people
ot San Carlos want central mill to
handle the annual crop from some
forty square miles of the finest sugar
Land in the famous island of NeErOs. -
They certainly have good-sized areas
TO work on.
This famous island of Negroes" has
IN the valley of the Hog river "One of
the most beautiful sections of Orient
.al Negroes and one of the best sugar
raising districts of the Philippines. -
Experts have declared the soil here
10 be as well suited to this product as
anywhere in the world, a strong
statement but not hard to believe
when one looks at the fine fields of
cane which even imperfect cultiva-
ton produces. Once planted here,
the cane continues to grow from
eight to ten years before replanting
is necessary. and no fertilizer what
ever Is used"
We doubt that there is any section
Of Hawaii, Louisiana or the beet
sugar States that can come anywhere
near equaling this valley of the Hog
Here Is another ray of light on the
remarkable productiveness of the Ne
gros soil:
THE movement has been rath-
err retrOgrade. There have been
ten years of war. famine, locusts,
diseases among the cattle, and adj
verse legislation that have put
Philippine sugar at disadvan-
tage in the markets of the world.
I--.. Yet the investigator will find
that the real source of the stagna-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12
PHILIPPINE SUGAR PRODUCTION
FROM PHILIPPINE STANDPOINT.

the Philippine tariff question will
be one of the foremost subjects con-
sidered by the Congress that begins
Its long session the first of next
month.
Hawaii of course opposes the free
admission of Philippine sugar. One
Cf the points raised to show the peo-
lie of this Territory the folly of their
ways is the alleged fact that the
Philippines cannot produce enough
sugar to seriously interfere with the
production of either these Islands, the
mainland sugar-beet factories, or the
Louisiana planters.
This may be true. We doubt 1t.
One thing deserves notice: When
the people of the Philippines are talk
ing of the future of their country,
they picture the future of sugar in
most glowing colors.
Witness a recent industrial edition
Ct the Manila Daily Bulletin.
The Manila Bulletin finds that
there are thousands of acres of excep-
tionally good sugar lands on the ISL
ands of Negros and Panay. All need
ed Is money and modern mills, to put
them on a footing with the famous
Java sugar areas. That is what the
Manila Bulletin says. The exact
words in this connection follow:
Just think of the great market for
sugar in China and Japan. They use
Java sugar there now. Why? Be-
cause in Java they have central SUI
gar mills, where the highest percent
age of sugar is extracted from the
cane at the lowest cost. They send
centrifugals to China, where 1t easily
outclasses the raw sugar of the Phil
ippines. Men who have studied the
question carefully say that If the
Philippines sugar industry was run
on the same lines today as it is in
Java the Philippines product would
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A. BLOM,
MODEL BLOCK, FORT ST.
KILOHANAS AFTER MEMORIAL
Continued from Page y

that even II the structure should be
removed to Aala Park, such as has
been suggested by Chairman Hustace
Of the Board OF Supervisors. the arch
would remain and form an imposing
gateway TO Honolulu.
II Is understood that plans for the
arch and the additions which II Is pro.
posed to make to the old building
have already been prepared by Arch
itect Kerr, and will he submitted to
ihc Mckinley Memorial Committee in
the near future. In the meantime sew.
cral of the members of that ls)dy were
seen today. but none of these had
heard anything of the matter, and, at
least some of them seemed to be rath.
or skcptical as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of
adopting the plan.
In the meantime the Kilohana Art
League people are not the only ones
who have an eye Out for the memoir.
.al money. Professor Wood OF the
Normal School is still working on his
plan TO have q stadium built on the
slope behind the Normal School, for
which purpose IL is also suggested
that this fund be spent. The
lans for this thing have been drawn
by A. II. Gurrcy, Jr.
The matter of the removal of the
old fishmarket building to Aala Park
will be taken up tomorrow by the
civic Federation ut meeting to be
held at o'clock in the afternoon, but
It is not probable that the Memorial
fund will be suggested for use for this
uurDOgp.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

San Francisco's plague figures are
being aired amply. No one supposes
that it does San Francisco any par
ticular good. The experience Of the
Coast cities, however, should benefit
Hawaii indirectly by educating them
up 70 an appreciation of the folly OF
becoming excited when scare stories
get going regarding conditions in
this port.
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Z 4. Il - {: 5:'is - - a. q 4 4: 4:
BAND CONCERT Il

4 Il x i: e "a y q 4 y X Il \ \ y y 4
The Hawaiian band will give q
public concert tonight at Thomas
Square, commencing at 1880 o'clock
Following Is the program:
PART |.
March: THE Lifeguards" 4. . Hilge
Selection: Siege of Rochelle" Ralfe
Gayotte: Dawn of Love-. BendiS
Selections: Don Carlos" Verdi
PART II.
Vocal: Hawaiian Songs ar, by Berger
Selection: Sweet Old Songs" Dalbey
Patrol: National Guards" (new)
'......... .lODanl
Polka: "Taroc&" new Muller
"Star-Spangled Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

The financial strlngency moved
from the East to the West. New
York conditions are notably improved
and the good influence is moving In
the same channels. and in this direc-
ton. Confidence is returning.
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represent the best families of the Is
lands, will long be remembered by
those who met them. They seemed to
bring with them portion of sunshine
from their beautiful Island homes and
we hope that they will long cherish
the memory Of their trip to Forest
Grove.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

When history Is written one story
Of the late New York panic will be
told under the title of the Punish
ment Of Mr.. Hcinzc, or why Law
son Returned to the Standard OIL
Camp"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

Russias Parliament is now con-
trolled by the reactionaries, so we
may expect to witness the horrors of
representative government when it
falls into evil hands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

Philippine boosters are playing
heavy on both ends of the game. They
say they must have tariff concessions
in order to live. They also say they
can beat Java in her own market
without tariff concessions. If that's
the case, why put American business
men out of business by allowing the
concession?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

November 1G will be a proud day
for Oklahoma. Her star of State
hood will then be placed on "Old
Glory" Let It remind Hawaii of the
proper destiny ora Territory and in
spire determination to win II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

California laws are probably man.
datory in requiring coin for the pay
ment of taxes. else there would be nc
necessity for special session of the
Legislature to prevent the locking up
of coin needlessly in Government
treasury vaults.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

Notwithstanding the reported cool
Sng terms with King Edward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

Isn't 1t about time something was
done to forward the construction OF
the new Honolulu High School?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12

The Civic Federation suggests boil
lag the coin First get the coin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-11-12
TOURISTS TO HAWAII

should not fail to visit the greatest
living Volcano
XII A U E "A
/. takes but four days to make the
round trip, and costs only
$42.50
For tickets and informStion regard
ing the trip apply to
THE HENRY WATERHOUSE TRUST
COMPANY, LTD.
Cor. Fort and Merchant SITS.
Honolulu.