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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-22

Barney joy is still doing fine work
in San Francisco and is the great
favorite with the fans. T. Clarke Me-
Combe, of the Nippon Maru, tells the
following yarn of him:
whenever Barney is scheduled to
pitch the crowd is always on hand. He
is the best liked man on the team and
has pulled Longs men out of the hole
they were in. 1t is very amusing to
hear the rooters when Barney is at the
bat. They have heard of 'wikiwiki'
but translated into south of the slot
dialect it is 'hickey-hickey.' They GER
tainly shout this at Barney"
The following notes from the San
Francisco papers show what they think
of Hawaiian bali players:
The name of Barney Joy is now
dyed deep in the mind of every admirer
OF the home team. His work yesterday
justified the placing OIL his likeness in
the gallery of ball pitchers who have
the goods. After the Seals had been
soundly walloped by their southern
guests in the sunrise struggle on the
Oakland field, they came back and ran
circles around the southern brigade in
the afternoon. Everybody helped in
the good work, but the boy from Ha
wall went six furlongs further than the
allotted route and it was for him that
everybody was cheering.
There may have been a few Angels
that Barney did not have on his staff,
but they were so few that the majority
of the 1000 spectators could not notice
them during the rush. He bent that
ball over the oyster in such manner
that none of the enemy had a license
to ride it. One run was more than was |
coming to Berry's flock and had they |
not annexed it in the opening spasm /
the chances are that they would yet /
be seeking it.
That was all for the day. The An
gels never figured as run gatherers
after they had shot their bolt in the
first inning. Barney Joy had too many
knots tied in the ones he handed over.
There was slight scare in the ninth
when, with one safely put under the
bench, Cravath and Smith soused safe
y, but everybody went home as soon
rs Delmas and Randolph. the latter
batting for Hogan, hoisted easy flies
to the outfeld.
The Seals played one of their most
;nappy games in the field Each of
hem was strong for Barney, and be-
sides working behind him like true
friends, they offered their advice and
iaved him from getting into several
Dad holes when he showed signs of
blowing up.
After the afternoon game a crowd of
small boys surrounded Joy and
attempted to carry him off the field
N their shoulders; but the big Hawai-
au would not stand for anything like
hat. and, after bucking the line a
ouple of times, managed to make a
gateway and escaped to the clubhouse.
S. F. Call, Aug. L.
PORTLAND, August. 14-Tn a bunt-
ng game in which Joy and Esola fail
d TO make good on the Portland mems
apid fire Of little hits, the home
guards won today by a score of 4 to 5.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-22

A lost tenant may be replaced by a
want ad. Why don't you try.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-22
SING IN
PRAISE Of JOY
Barney Is Favorite of the Fans
in Coast Games of
Baseball.
ALOHA BARNEY JOY.

"a Hawaiian Baseball SOng.)
BY w. o. McGeehan in the S. F.
Chronicle.
When the brown Kanakas gather
Down at old Waikiki beach,
And the hula girls get busy
In a dance that is a peach,
And the cooks are stirring gently
On a fire of cedar logs
Fricassee of poi and mango,
And a toothsome stew of dogs,
Then they tune the ukuleles,
And their voices ring out strong
In the soft Kanaka lingo
And they sing baseball song.
Chorus:
Aloha poi, Aloha Joy,
The Seals will get the rag.
Aloha once, Aloha twice,
He III surely cop the flag.
A hula boola, It's getting cooler,
Aloha, Barney Joy.
When the game is started Sundays
And the fans are on the job,
And the crabs begin their Grabbing
And the umpire starts to rob;
When the smiling kid, Jack Gleason,
Tosses off the festive bull,
As he scans the distant bIeachers
And he sees that all are full,
Then the local fans get busy
And their voices ring out strong,
Till they make a noise like riots
In that old Hawaiian song.
Chorus:
Aloha poi, Aloha Joy,
The Seals will get the rag.
Aloha once, Aloha twice,
He II surely cop the flag.
A hula boola, it IS getting cooler,
Aloha, Barney Joy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
For Sale.

All OF my residence property in Pal
estine-the best town in East Texas
six in number All close in property
and in good shape. Two acres of land
four blocks from court house. Two
lots with negro houses on them three
blocks from court house. Three lots
close in on North Jackson street, 50x-
ia. with two cheap houses on them.
I will sell any or all of this property
with from one hundred dollars up
down as first payment. with monthly
or yearly payments with as long time
as you want, with per cent interest.
Why rent when you have nothing at
the end of each year to show what
you have paid but your receipts, when
you can buy good homes on these
terms? Reason for selling, want to
change my business. See
t4-6t A. G.. Burton.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
Deeds Recorded.

SNSSS NGSSA AG1s
l.. c. Luckel to Southern Pine Lum-
Der Co, S1O5O; conveys 40 acres of
the Geo. Ledbetter survey.
Geo. Scarborough to L. C. Luckel,
s49465: conveys 152 1-5 acres of the
Geo. Ledbetter survey.
T. y. Jones to L. C. Luckel. 81: con-
veys 495 acres of the T. n. Jones
headlight.
The State of Texas to T. y. Jones,
conveys 456 acres of the T. n. Jones
headlight.
T. W. Knighten and wife to T. ].
Alexander. 500; conveys 1874 1-2 acres
of the S. L. Wood survey.
J. F. Wallace to Southern Pine Lum-
Der Co, s1545.25; conveys 100 acres
of the Jas. Rice headlight. 81 acres
of the Jabez Fitch quarter league.
SO "a acres of the Washington Lewis
league: all timber on this land
]. F. Wallace to Southern Pine Lum-
Der Co, $4,000; conveys S26 acres of
the J. Fitch survey; all timber on this
land
]. F. Wallace to Southern Pine Lum-
Der Co. s125s.2O: conveys timber off
of 100 acres of the J. Fitch survey.
80 Clio acres of the Fitch quarter
leagne. 35 acres of the j. Lennix sur
vey. ~ rs acres of the r. s. Rayburn
survey.
]. T. Alexander to Southern Pine
Lumber Co, s7O49; conveys timber of
ia 10 acres Of the Ferguson league,
So ceres. III acres. 30 acres. 276 acres,
- aInn, q ] z Iyallace. $500 LIS;
'eonteys All timber on 81 acres Of the
>. Fitch league. 50 "a acres of the
Washington Lewis league.
Airs. NJ. Z. Jones ct al. to ]. F. Wal
lace. $3.50: conveys 80 clio acres Of
the J. Fitch survey.
J. W. Workman to T. J. Alexander.
s1S5.5O; conveys SO acres Of the J. NJ.
Mora survey.
J. A. Cliburn and wife to T. ]. Alex
ander, S120; conveys all timber of 40
acres Of the Mora two-league grant.
J. L. Foster and wife to T. ]. Alex
ander. S496; conveys all timber off
112 acres of the Kyle headlight. 5
acres of the Mora two-league grant,
60 acres of the Thos. Mcclure tract
A. r. Foster and wife to T. J. Alex
ander. $500; conveys all timber on
325 acres OF the S. L. Wood $40 acre
survey.
4. r. Foster and wife to T. ]. Alex
ander. S7Oi: conveys all timber on
156 acres OF the J. NJ Mora two-league
grant
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

except to those who are getting from
one acre. what they formerly got from
two. We must make our lands richer
by blowing deep. planting peas and
other legumes. manuring them with
acid phosphate and potash which are
relatively cheap and returning to the
soil the resultant vegetable matter
rich in humus and expensive nitrogen.
The needs of our soil are such that
the South can never reap the full
measure Of prosperity that should be
hers, until this is done.
| give this method as a farmer to
the farmers of the South. trusting
that thereby they may be benefited
as | have been.
Z. McIyer Williamson.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

early, sowing peas broadcast. This
method steadily Increased the yield
until year before last 5000 with corn
eleven inches apart in six foot rows
and $11 worth of fertilizer to the acre,
/ made "a bushels average TO the acre.
several of my best acres making as
much as 125 bushels.
Last year Q905) / followed the
same method, planting the first week
in April, 20 acres which had produced
the year before 1000 pounds seed cot
ton per acre. This land is sandy up
land, somewhat rolling. Seasons were
very unfavorable, owing to the ire
mendous rains in May, and the dry
and extremely hot weather later.
From June IL to July u, the time
when it most needed moisture, there
was only five-eighths of an inch of
rainfall here; yet with SOL, cost of
fertilizer. my yield was 50 bushels per
acrel Rows were six feet and corn
sixteen inches in drill.
With this method, on land that will
ordinarily produce 1000 pounds of
seed cotton with 500 pounds of fertil-
izer, so bushels of corn per acre
should be made by using 200 pounds
of acid phosphate, and 400 pounds Of
kainit mixed. or their equivalent in
other fertilizer, and 125 pounds of nj
trate soda, all TO be used as side appli-
cation as directed below.
On land that will make a bale and
one-half of cotton per acre when well
fortified. hundred bushels of corn
should be produced by doubling the
amount of fertilizer above. except that
300 pounds of nitrate of soda should
be used.
In each case there should be left on
the land in corn stalks, peas, vines
and roots. from $12 to SIG worth OF
material fertilizer per acre, besides
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

We blame a man If his house burns
not insured. Yet only one fire policy
out of 1900 written is ever paid. Ev-
cry good life policy in time will be
paid. Is not a man worth as much as
a house? 1t is a duty to protect old
age and loved ones. You can do this
by securing a policy in the Northwest
ern Mutual, a company that has paid
thirty millions of dollars more to lfv-
ing members than on death claims.
Call on G. C. Doyle.
15-12t Agent
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
The Land of Mystery.

This beautiful play, with over sixty
children in the cast. will be given un.
der the auspices of the Benedette B.
Tobin Chapter. U. D. c., for the bene-
At Of the Confederate Wouan's Home,
at the City Han. March 22. at 3 .. m.
Come and take a peep with me
Into the Land Of Mystery;
Our King and Queen, weary o. mirth,
Will be transported from this earth. "
Admission. adults SOC. children Csc.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
Notice to Farmers.

I have a good farm for rent, at very
reasonable rates; farm Just one mile
north of Elkhart. which is only eight
miles from Palestine A-goad farmer
can make big money there; line new
house on place. For fun particulars
address P. G. Sackenreuther, Calves
ton, Texas; or call and inquire for
me at the Lindell Hotel on Monday
and Tuesday, the 18th and 18th Of
this month. A fine place for a live
farmer. 12-5td1tw
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

Owners Of fruit trees and orchards.
you must protect your trees from the
deadly destructive root borer by using
For 81 / will send you
a printed recipe successfully used in
Michigan for over thirty years. Guar
anteed where used as directed.
w. S. Gebhart,
11-6t-d&w Palestine, Texas
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
NOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD.

The Norfolk & Western Railway
company has granted the telegraph
operators OF its entire system an in.
crease in wages Of II per cent. and an
eight-hour day.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
Marriage Licenses.

Bruce Morehead and Miss Dor5
Grounds.
Jno. Milton and Emiline Roof.
jeremiah Jones and H. Jackson.
Geo. Bordeaux and Pearl Winson.
Rich Thomas and Lille johnson.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
Live Minnows for Sale.

l will always have live minnows at
my home. No. 500 Tennessee avenue,
and can furnish you with any number.
II Owen Jordan
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

Easter Sunday, March 81. Order
your suit from HUFF. If
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

We buy your secondhand furniture
quick by paying the highest price.
If Dollar Down Dobbs.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

Don't order your spring suit until
you have seen Huns goods. If
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

The Indiana supreme court has de-
clared unconstitutional the employers
liability act. except wherein the law
applied to railroads The ground for
regarding the act as unconstitutional
with regard to private corporations is
that the law discriminates as between
employers engaged in exactly the
same business.
One woman ont OF every five in the
United States is compelled to work
for a living.
The membership Of the Brotherhood
Of Carpenters and Joiners Of America
has reached the 100000 mark.
o
The United Hatters OF America
used 10000, 900 union labels during the
last year.
Porto Rico has a number Of flour.
ishing boot and choe workers unions
Fifteen million pairs OF shoes were
turned out of factories at Brockton.
Mass. last year, and each pair bore
the union label
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

Petty. the photographer. Oak street.
does only first class work. II
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

Telephone ITO to sell your second.
hand furniture. n
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16
FHE WILLIAMSON
METHOD OF FARMING
How 10 Double The Yield Of Corn al a Small
Expense to the Farmer.

A valuable article furnished the
Herald by Dr. c. S. Bratton, and
taken from the Yorkville IS. CO, En-
quirer:
For a number of years after | be-
gan to farm / followed the old time
method of putting the fertilizer all
under the corn, planting on a level or
higher. six by three feet, pushing the
plant from the start and making a
big stalk, but the ears were few and
frequently small. l planted much
corn in the spring and bought much
more corn the next spring, until final
" | was driven to the conclusion that
corn could not be made on uplands in
this section, certainly not by the old
method, except at a loss.
/ did not give up, however, for ]
knew that the farmer who did not
make his own corn never had sue
ceeded, and never would, so began
to experiment First, l planted lower
and the yield was better, but the
stalk was still too large, so l discon
tinued altogether the application of
fertilizer before planting, and know
ing that all crops should be fortified
at some time, used mixed fertilizer
as a side application and applied the
more soluble nitrate of soda later, be
ing guided in this by the excellent re-
suits obtained from it's use as a top
dressing for oats. Still the yield,
though regular, was not large, and the
.suallness of the stalk itself now sug-
hthat they should be planted
the drill. This was done
H. with results so at
continued from year
lse the number of
brtilizer, with which
llso to apply nitrate
nyine and 10 lay by
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-03-16

The Cigarmakers' International
Union has 1875 locals throughout the
country.
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Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26
Hon. w. B. LAMAR,
House of Representatives,
Washington, d. G..
December Goth, 1907.


December 10th this
regret YOU
forthcoming
completion of
Andrews Bay R.
this with the Birmingham Columbus R
becomes important question West Florida
This will hereafter
section of the
tdewaer will home
and all of whom
transportation and high rates of freight.
of the adverse that made by
but at that time
local pride desiring such probably
that then per
disn will
will all
mills
section back this
width will be seeking this shipment points
established
tenth of the business that will this
tributary port shipping
r. rich portion the
With leading
this point number factories
will be greatly having
ands o
The railways referred built
of the lowest
high hills
They will with their
Atlanta Columbus Albany &c. by the shortest and most direct line
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26

copy
of
nation shipments &c. from this bay
which
methods of
would hardly service
business be
the look
reights
able
this we'll
Georgia. Congress
truly yours
NJ.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. IS, 1907.
Mr.. G. G. NJ. WEST,
Panama City, Washington Co., Fla

Mr.. g. G. M. WEST
City, Washington Co., Fla.
Replying of December 9th.
Washington
letters yourself others
kindly
Committee this connection learned him
Bill
bay When this has accomplished will be
fight shall
poun offers and shall take pleasure at all times in doing
with
bar and Improvement of your bay.
would suggest that might be advisable for
Bay and
arbOrs
take this further with that
Fox visit you.
Immediately Washington
turned. Yours truly,
w. p STILLWELL,
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26
HapboP Improvement.

From a letter from Mr. Lamar under
date of the Goth he states that the
Board of Engineers of the War De-
patment have postponed making a
report on the Improvement of this
harbor until January 18th, 1908. In
the mean time the PILOT hopes that
every one will make it point to do
all in their power to lay before the
Board all the facts, that they may be
fully supplied with information as to
the necessity and justification OF
starting at once on this important
( fork.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON.

Hon. Board Engineers Rivers IIarbors,
Washington, D.
GENTLEMEN:
have the honor submit herewith H. r. Document $50
the Engineers Office submitted his views on st Andrews Bay which
said part 1.-The bay OF st Andrew may be regarded
upon Southern coast"
your especially embodied in
Lieut. Raymonds report This report was made January
1t shows then existing
gotten Ware
deceased who then resided at st Andrews Bay He
politics, Congress the
the State of Florida in 1904 in the Congressional
c He also few years ago member of the House Representa-
tvesi IN the odaL Legislature.
only gotten up by Ware
entitled credit for entire also call
Captain Sheppard Commander T. N
retired will that Mr. Sheppard states
his letter. quoted by Lieut. Raymond The only thing against this bay
miles railroad" And again be states,
mentd o what valuable place
r}iroad is operation Dohan, to
the Florida approaching st Andrews Bay reliably
completed
ample capital behind this railroad project and of approved char
ability it. Its ultimate destination
Dohan, city Atlanta Ga
which this
ibered will paying
its completion 1t through
o Georgia, Florida and Alabama
railroad Chpey
growing the P & a. division of the
Andrews Bay That this railroad will be completed
doubt This will
this latter road Bay
Birmingham, Ala
have increase
without railroads.
knowledge engineering
in its shipping
South Atlantic Coast.
we'll worthy opinion Improvement by
Congress meeting
nuay city appropriation of
promising and
undoubtedly the Gulf
completion hman
nronp this bav by the would be penar r
largely
Bay your
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WASHINGTON.
December 10, 1907.
Mr.. GEORGE M. WEST,
President P. G.. Pub. Co.,
Panama City, Fla.

Panama City, Fla.
Your letter hand feel the deepest
aid
harbor the Rivers arbor Committee The diff
Guilty by the
engineers office against the harbOr
would be greatly obliged would nOrma
ton about the Andrews Also estimate
railroad the bay.
formation these that might send it Captain
naugh, but no answer was received to any of them
My clerk Mr. Carter direction number
Can you this
Of
large appropriation for Andrews Bay.
harbors bill
report possible upon
project.
you dgen years
substantial a
earliest
annually entering abor the bay and
Andrews Bay
country approximate completion; probable
that will happen
general entering into
Importance Give me
possible digen at this end Of the
line
With kind regards,
Very truly yours,
". B, LAMAR.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1907-12-26
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT.

regarding
leads the belief of the War Department.
where initiative action the subject properly
begun
appropriation Burton,
be utilized
Probably will be
direction
this subject should
their necessity action
Engineers
territory
obtain.