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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE

Sl2,50O-Large corner near Five Points. S0O00-S-rooms near Rhodes Circle. $220O-6 rooms, new, West End. $d0OO-S rooms, thoroughly modern, South Highlands. $S75O-1O rooms, new, North Birmingham; rents $30. $11 ,0Oo-1O rooms, finest on North High lands. S5000-7 rooms, North Highlands. s2200-4 rooms and hall, North Highlands $i00O-7 rooms, corner, North Highlands. $lO'O00-10 rooms, near Rhodes Circle. $3500-o rooms, near Mountain Terrace, faces car. s3750-6 rooms, new, modern, Avenue l. $1500-l0 rooms, 18th avenue South. $45O0-7 rooms, 18th avenue south, bar gain
 $1o,OOO-S rooms, thoroughly modern, near 11th avenue. $360O-Lot 100x100, Avenue c and 10th sL. S24OO-Lot 5Ox240, faces car bargain. $G000-Lot 120X190. corner. faces east, Nor
 wood. $240O-Lot 6Ox19O, alley corner Norwood. s41 O0o-Corner, 10Ox14o. business district. $20, 000-Lot 35x140 1st avenue, business district.
 s1000-Lot 50x2o0 faces car West End $750-Corner. lots, West End. $2000-5 rooms, corner, East Lake. s4200-7rooms, corner, 100X20O, East Lake.
 FOR RENT. $2750-7 rooms, one block car, North High lands. $25.OO-7 rooms, 18th street and Avenue H, $13.00-5 rooms, new, East Lake. 3o.00-7 rooms, modern, Fountain Heights. S35.O0-S rooms, Rush avenupe, faces car. s25.00-10 rooms, new, North Birmingham. s4500-S rooms, Ave ], between 18th and 18th street. $15.OO-S rooms; pr. Eubanks' summer home.
 Brick Stores on Morris, 1st and 2nd ave-
 nue.
 McCarty-Reese Realty Co. r,,, ,oz ot1s ord A,o paonIas Gto
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE.
Ds < 1oS AO4Ns 504-7 Brown-Marx.

OIG 0EA1Gs S375O-4Sx14O. modern Groom cottage; Ave. l; l.. & N call limits. Terms req sonable.
 $17O0-5-room cottage, beautifully situated 21b blocks of Ann street station, Fair view; + cash. balance easy. S1100-50x140 3-room cottage built so as to be r.ade into broom house; IF blocks car line Fountain Heights; S250 cash, balance like rent. $400-50x140, on Powderly car line, 150 feet west of Elizabeth street. vest city wa ter and gas $50 cash, balance $10 per month.
 $9OO-56x140 a gem of a lot, overlooking city, best part of Fountain Heights; curbing. guttering, macadamizing, san itary all in.
 $300O-100x14O splendid broom home, 1 block of Vine street station, West End; $i000 cash balance easy. S3200-Splendid Groom cottage, practically new. On car line, Princeton; 5000 cash, balance easy.
 FOR RENT. give especial attention to collecting rentals. Have you an agent? Are you satisfied with your agent? If not, place your property in my hands, 1t will pay yoa Agent for Gelders hall, corner 4th avenue and 2Oth street.
 JOHN B. BETHEA, Bell 36S. 461 Hood Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
EBORN'S REALITIES. Salesrooms 504-7 Brown-Marx
 Building.

$2000-A neat 5-hoom cottage; rents $20 per month; lot 134 feet front, between Avenue F and G; one-haf cash, bal ance SIS per month. $4500-Rental $500; 1OOx20O white tenants, North Birmingham. s600O-A good thing, broom cottages on large corner; 10Ox190; white tenants; Avenue F; pays 12 per cent. s600-1OOx14O; fronts the car line, near Central park. S15OO-4 choice lots, 50x14O each; block of car line; $500 cash; $25 per month; car ries two corners. $10,00o-An excellent, new modern. 10- room residence, swell location; near Highland avenue, South Highlands. S2zvo-A very attractive beautifully To- cated, 2-story, 7-room modern residence; choice neighborhood; a genuine bar gain.
 s2250-8-room corner home. Avenue F; fronts park, Avondale s6O00-A splendid home; storm sheeted, furnace and grates, 2-stories, 7-rooms, first class location, east front, $15OO. Cash $50 per month. Why will you rent?
 S15GO-RentaI $2OO ? houses and lots. s2OO0-Rental $2So; houses and lots' SIX teenth street. sssoO-Rental s4SO 1OOx1oO; brick with 4 room brick houses. $4200-6-room new, modern home; all con veniences; Seventeenth Street, s. High lands.
 s4750-A neat 7-room, 2-story cottage near Nineteenth street, s. Highlands $5O00-A bargain, 2-story, new. modern S. room home, splendidly located; every convenience; 17th street, s. Highlands. S3600-A neat, attractive, well built, modern broom cottage; choicest loea- ton in Princeton, $500 cash, sS250 per month This monthly payment includes interest; if paid in cash before maturity interest will be deducted. $50O0-A modern, 2-story, 7-room residence; fronts Lakeview car line, S. Highlands $500 cash, balance very easy. This is nice home
 s11 .0o0-An elegant. 2-story modern, To- room residence; beautiful location; large grounds.
 SSO0O-An elegant 1O-room corner home, near Highland avenue; choice loca- ton.
 $35O0-32Ox660 4-room cottage on car line; well located; about acres. S2500-Rental $2S per month; corner 1OoXlOO with 8, 4-room houses, white tenants, block of car line. SSO0O-Rental $500; brick.
 We have others-call for them.
 B. F. EBORN.
 504-7 Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $3000-Ave. F., cor 100x190. s1750-Ave. F., cor. cottage, easy terms. $6300-Handsome res. G., near H st. S5000-Two-st res. H., 21 and P sts. S60O0-Nice s. Higlds. cor, res; 65x100. $10,000-Mountain ave, cor. res. large lot. S2S50-Rhodes' Circle lot. S60 Pr. Ft.-Waucomer st. lot. S1z,750-Modern 2-story, s. Higlds. cor. $1SO0-Pretty lot near Glen Iris. $255 Pr Ft.-24 st., ? ave, long time. $75O0-3 ave-, cor 10Ox14O; improved. $12,500-Large 4th ave-, cor; improved. $45, 5,000-Handsome bus. block, rents well. $e00 Pr. Ft.-1S st., and 4 ayes. $27 50 Pr. Ft.-Fine Belt line cor. s75O0-10-room, 2-story, "A st., cor, big lot. $22 2-0-Choce Norwood lot 60x190. $45Oo-4 good houses, Kingston, bargain. $35O0-2-story res. E. Lake, big lot
 R. M'CoNNELL E CO.,, Phones S10. 2lO7 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
BUSINESS CHANGES.

TH4VE a good business proposition to offer if taken at once. H. B. Hoffer, Vine street and Tuscaloosa ave, West End
 7-25-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE.

S1O,00O-10 rooms, 10th avenue, South; ser- wants house in yard lot 50x1S6 feet $35 l0-9 rooms; St. Charles avenue, West Eud; modern; lot 45X140 feet; on good terms
 s6Oo0-S-rooms; near Glen Iris; servants house in yard; F block Idlewild car line; lot 50x156 feet.
 s12 50o-Beautiful home on 11th avenue, south; rooms hardwood floors; two baths; furnace heated; servants house and stable; lot 70X175 feet. S2250-5-room cottage; on Ave. F car line; modern; lot 5OX19O on very easy terms. Beautiful lot on Hickory street; one block from Highland avenue; 100x19S feet
 VERY desirable piece of property on South Highlands; 12 per cent invest ment; a bargain
 WHITE 6 HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans, 419-420 Brown
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. s500-2 lots near Gilmore station, Hyde Park; 25O or 300 feet of car line; eastern front.
 26O acre farm, with 2-story mill house; corn and wheat rocks capacity 300 bush els per day; Groom residence and D. room tenant house painted and three other teant houses; 40 acres in culti- vation or cleared; 40 acres in original timber; 5 mile of railroad station. Terms $1000 cash, balance l. ?, 3, and , years with interest.
 7-room residence, Elyton, on car line; $500; in good fix; terms easy.
 L. G. fETTYJOHN, Phones 11O1 and 465 1S261a Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28
FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE CHEAP. C5O-Two lots, making TIT feet front; Fairview park, two blocks from Ann street station, South Ensley line. s2500-Choice South Highland lot, 10th i've. near 16th street.
 t4OO0-7-room, modern residence, one block from car line, South Highlands; owner gcing away; great bargain. y2O00-Corner, 100 feet front, 9th street and g. avenue this fronts on car line running to Ensley and Bessemer ta250-50 feet on 9th ave, near Fist st.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 Fist Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

PARTY with 5000 can secure half in- terest in manufacturing business, es- tablshed and netting $4000 annually; legitimate and a big future certain; an exceptionally good proposition. Ad- dress M. s. R.. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-28

Sl2,5OO-Large corner near Five Points. S0O00-S-rooms near Rhodes Circle. $22OO-6 rooms, new, West End.
 $1000-S rooms thoroughly modern, Sout
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16
restsblecimiautO

restablecimisnt0.
En- el pr6ximo vapor Se esperan
pEocedentes lie los EstRdos Unidos los
instrumentos pedidos hace 4 meBes POr
el departsmento de obras pGblicas mu.
nicipaies.
So hslla guardando CANA en- ops.
raci6n sufrida el senior R9duIfo Figueroa,
active empleado en- la administration del
Hospital ''Tricoche." LIE asists 81 doctor
Moret.
En- la mshans de hoy, ante el
juez de paz, que hace lss veces de- muni-
cipal por ausencia del senior Casalduc, Sc
prOcedi6 Ia investigation del siguieuts
hecho:
Ell poIicia Felix Castro, casadO, y de
ssrvicio en- eAta localidad, fac acusado de
h2ber violado una nina de coTta edad
que SO hRliaba en- su pTopia casa.
Le hacen csrgoA al pOlicia una tia y
msdrina de Ia nina. De las diligsnciaa
practicadas no resuitaron cargOs contra
el refssido policia por habsr negadO Ia
nina en- question, que acusabs & su novio
del hscho de que SO tratsbs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16
tfSTA De Los CON-
trIbuyentes en- Are
CibO.
Antonio Castillo fue daGlaFadO no
~euIpahIe en- juiCiO poi stsntadO
contra Ia vida.
POr 10 que Sc prOpOns trabsIaT sI GOReeIaI ssTOr
Manuel Ledssma.
: (Ds' t1testrO eOrTespOnsal.) }

Mayo 14.-Ya SO sncuentran espuestas
al pGblico por espaCio de diez dias las listaa
de los contribuyenteS al municipio, los cua'
les pueden pasara hacer las reclamacionea
que tengan hien.
-El domingo hizo su debut en- ests
teatro el excslente cinemat6grafo Lumiere
de la empTesa Laviesca y Armijo con una
gran concurrencia exhibiendo pIeciosas
vistas. Para jueVes, Babado domingo
preparan tres variadaB exhibiciones
-Ha pTesentado Ia renuncis del cargo
de Inspector municipal para que fu6 nom.
brado el sefior don Miguel Fernandez.
-Ha legado & esta ciudad la Tarantu.
Ia humRna, fen0meno asombIoso que se'
rs exhibido durants vRrios diaE
---El juicio celebrado aver ante eBta
Corte de Distrito contra don Antonio Cas-
tillo por 81 delito de atentado contra la vi.
da, fue declarado por el iurado no culpa'
bic de este delito y declarado absuelto por
81 tribunal. La defensa cargo del Lcdo.
F. Santoni fa6 brillante.
Ell peri6dico local GEL Duende" ha
sido objeto de grandes reformaa benefcio'
sas para 81 p6blico Ealisndo ahora en- las
primeras horag de la mafiana. Adelante
Ell senior Manuel Ledesma, conceial
de este municipio be propone trabaisr con
81 fin de que Ia Estaci6n de tel6grafos de
esta ciudad presto Bervicio permanente de
que tants utilidad eB para el pGblicO.
-PoE no neceSitarlo su duefio SO vende
I'M magulfco quitrfn nuevo con carroza.
1nformara don Armindo Cadilla.
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EN- PONCE FUE OPE-
radO ell LiCdO. San
chez MOntaIVO.
Pianos para la reconstruction de un
edifiCi0.
Una Investigation pTaetIGada pOr aGusarss de
gTaIs dsIItO aun guaTdIa.
Ode nuestro correspon8aL. }

Mayo Il En- las primersB horss de
la msfiana del sabado pr6ximo pasado, le
fpe amputads Ia pierna izquierda 81 Iicen'
ciado don Rafael Sanchez MontaIvo. Es'
ia operaci6n rsalizada con exito bTillante,
fue pTacticsda por ell doctor Rivero con
asiatencia de los doctores Villaronga y
Santoni. Al siguiente dia de efeCtuada
la operaci6n, departimos laTgsmsnts con
al paciente, va completaments tranquilo
de los acsrboB dolores que sentia, y le OIL
mos tributar elogios sus medicos por eI
interes que Sc tomaron durants el curse
de la enfermedad, por avitar Ia amputa'
ci6n, 10 que fue de extrema necesidad
hacsr, en- vista del NAL eatado del husso
que Sc sncontraba cariado en toda Hu ex-
tension.
La smputaci6n por encima de Ia rodilla,
dur6 de % & 80 minutes
-Hemos visto los pianos para la re-
construction del edifcio donde ira la taho.
ma de cafe perteneeiente q los Benores Fe'
licci y Co. en- el poblado de la playa.
Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA Ell
joVen agrimensoT don j. Elias Cordaro
que actualments presta sus servicioa de
Leveler en- la brigada de estudios de la
carretera de Comerfo Barranquitas, bsio
las 6rdenes del ingenisro don Manuel
Rivera Ferrer. Deseamos gu pronto
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CiTGuI6 en- C8guaS la nOtiCia de ha-
her SidO aSeSinadO un hOmbre.
Ell IIcSnGIado PoIanCO no pOdIa ser responsible
Do Ia IgnOranGIa de IN CIIOntS.
Ess ClIents Sc tomt l2O gramOs de sal so
Sa, de- una SOIa dOSls.
(Ds maestro COreepOmsaJ especially.

D0 WWGSCFV OVfIScPOFSO~S SCp0O0~SI'
Mayo 14.-Ayer primeras horaB de
Ia ma6ana circul6 en- el pueblo Ia noticia
de que en- Ia fnca del respectable Caballero
don Federico Diez, .habfa Sido asesinadO
uu hombre.
Nos constituimos en- el sitio, acompafia.
do de las autoridadeS, que prestas corrie-
ron & Ia mencionada fnca, resultando que
no habfa ocurrido NADIA anormal y que
solo GO trataba de una broms de alg6u
NAL iutencionado.
Aver 90 vic en- la corte municipal IN
iuicio contra ell licenciado don Jacinto
Polsnco, en- que SO prstendfa hacer apare-
Ger & este como responsible de la ignoTan-
cia de un individuO, que tom6 12O gramoB
de sal sosa de una BOla dosiE, sobrsvinien-
do un Caso de intoxicaci6n, Balvandose 81
iudividuo en- question de una muerte se'
gura por la pronta llegada del doctor Cha
car. Ell juez, vigtaB las pr uebas y escucha'
dos los informes del doctor Chacar- que
hizo ell anSIiais del medicamento y la
defensa del sefior Gimenez Garcia, abOga'
do defsnsOrs declare este no Culpable,
abSolvi6ndo!o con las costas de ofcio.
FL fallo ha sido acogido por Ia opinion
sensata, pues ningGu farmaceutico es res
ponsable de la ignorancia de ciertos ssTeE.
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TRABAJOS DE La SU-
perintendenCia de
Sanidad. ..
OStIGlsnta prGsupusstO, pOrO aGtIyO sstusrzO per.
sOnaI.

Ell importanta servicio de vRcunR, me-
reCe especial atenci6n al Superintendent
de SanidRd doctor Tomas Vazquez al
m6dico encaFgado, nuestro ilustre natura.
lists doctor Agustfn Stahl.
No sin diicultades Sc hace 10 possible
porque Ia vRcuna SO difunda por todaB
parties, adn despecho de los obstaculoB
Hablando en general, los ofGiales de
Sanidad de Ia isla no remiten al centro
superior de Sanidad, las eHtadisticas nece-
Barias & un serviciO efciente; y SO da, &
veceB Ell case, de que nj a6n solicitor linfa
para la debida Opagaci6n pOr los pue,
bios. -..
De otrO la1o, no hay en- 6stos, como no
sea en- algunos pocoS, vacunadores eSpecia-
les y, como eS comprensible, el servicio
no es de primer orden y SO cream al centric
de Sandal, diicultadeS y deficiencies.
Conviepe recordar que cuando Ia legiS.
latura de la isla trata de estudiar leyes de
sanidad, saltan donde menos se esperan,
contradictores que digputen para los legos,
den los tecnicos. n
Que 81 los ganaderos, que 81 los indus
trialeB, que 81 los detallistas, que 81 los Ca
Beros que 81 los ayuntamientosl Epas
son las fuenteB cientficas que los intereseB
privados encuentran para opener obatacu.
los & Ia prosperidad de buenas leyes sani'
tarias
ESQ es realidad. Luego los funciona'
rios pdblicos, sufren las consecuenciaB del
irregular estado de la gran function santa
ria, que funciona sin leyes y, por 10 tanto,
sin toda la efCacia que debiara tener.
Los oficiales de Sanidad, aquellos q. en-
tai caso se hallen no tienen derecho per-
turbar la administration p6blica.
Del cargo que ellos hoy desempefian,
pueden maiiana paBar eaTgoS guperioreg
en- categorfa, y parece l6gico que prueben
Su aCtividad y sufciencia en- Dus cargoB de
hoy, para que mafiana, suB buenos servi'
clos sirvan de la mejor recommendation pa
ra prosperaE en- su carrers.
Por 10 dem6g la falta de fondoB sufcien
tes es otra de las causas que difcultan 81
servicio.
Ell doctor stahI dispone de $1,25O pa
ra la EstaCi6D; y para cOmpra de ga.
nado, $500.
ESQ es sincere JdzgueSe de este: pa.
ra un million de almaa, solo hay por t6rmi-
no medic dos mOViJlaS en- preparation.
Esto, no obstante, nunca falta vacuns.
A tai grado es habilidoso Ell trabajo del
departamento de Sanidad, Carload y TO-
rrecci6n, en- 10 que Sc refere al ramo.
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NOtiCias de krecibO.
oFICINA ALLEN 64
Ode naestro egrrespOnsaL) }

Mayo Is -Por encontraTss enfsrmo sl
Hon. Fiscal De esta Corte de distrito sefior
Aeosta QuiDtero, 81 ha hscho cargo inte-
Tinamente de dicha Fiscalia 81 Sc nor Llo-
Tsda, Hon. Fiscal de Ia CoTts de Aguadi-
liza.
-Msfiana jueves darS 50 segunda fun
ci6n el Cinemat6gERfo que con tantO exito
trabsi6 ell domingo.
En- q pT6xims ssmsna embarcR para
los Estados Unidos el LIDO. don jose Mar
ciaI Lopez con Eu distipguida familia.
Ell LIDO. en- farmscia don Fernando
Fernandez Sc hs hecho cargo De Ia Tegen-
cia de Ia Farmacia de la stiiora viuda de
don Ramon Rivera.
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Norma Ellison ante un tribunal.
La dsRuGGIaTOn, J, al GOnOCGr Ia sentGDCIa Gstu
70 pINtO de dssmayaTSG.

Dorothy Russell, ,hija de Lillian Rus.
cell, la c6lebre estrella del teatro en- los
Estadoa Unidos, estuvo en- los salones es'
peciales de la Corte con su amiga Norma
Ellison y la vic convicts de haber llevado
un autom6vil & una velocidad prohibida
por la ley, de llevar dichO vehfculO sin
licencia y Elm nGmerO. :
Mrs. Ellison pag6 una muIta de SIS
por el primer cargo siendO absuelta en- las
otfss acusacioneg.
81 Mrs. Ellison no pagaba Ia multa te'
MIA que hacerle frante tires dias de pri'
sion en- Ia carceI de la ciudad". La j6ven
estuvo & punto de desmsyarse cuando oy6
la sentencia, pero Daniel O'Reilly, su
abogado, la explic6 que no tenfa que ir &
la c6rcel y psg6 la multa por ella.
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Ell honorable Pete. ="

Pete, an perro COmod6n, eS hoy un em.
pleado Official de Casa Blanca para refor-
Ear & los 40 pOliCiaS que ALI prestan ser.
wicio.
Este perro Sustituye { guardias que no
pusden ser ensehadog. Ill.,.
Es IN gusFdia listO que no dsiR paIsE
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-JuAn F. Machicots denunciado por
el pOlicfa BsrTeteaga, por prOnunciar fra
SEQ obBsnas en4a' via pdblica, fue conde'
nado por eFjuez de paz 4 sufrir dos df6a
de arresto.
Aver ss han registrado dos defuncio-
nea "a San Juan; Euashie MadaHa Dora
y Gplo Diaz Yasqusz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-16

persona alguna desconocida. Tmpidi6 una
vez Ia entrads del Embajador de Francia
Mr.. Jusserand.
Ell bracero Estanislao Arroyo sufTi6
anOche fuertes contusiones BobTe Ia region
costal izquierda y hombrO del mismo lado,
en- momentos en- que trabsjaba On la des'
caTga de carbon de piedEa,
Hoy 20 exhihir6n numeFosag Wis
tas Cinsmat6gVafcag ap d taatFo municipal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
FEDERAL DIGNITY
UPHELD By HENDRY
Says He Withdrew When
SulphuriC Language
Was Used

The dignity of the United States
Government, as represented by its
representative, Marshal Hendry, has
been upheld and the transport Off
GERS given to understand that they
are not the whole works after they
enter the harbor of Honolulu. At
least, that is the way the Marshal
looks upon the outcome OF the trou-
bic between himself and Captain Ly-
ham and the officers of the transport
thomas Captain Lyman may tickle
himself, also, with recollection of the
fact that he was not found guilty of
the charge brought against him,
though the evidence showed that
someone was guilty. The Captain
passed the buck to his master-at-
arms, and it was the master-at-arms
who, in the end, got the calling
down.
Last night United States Marshal
T.endry, objecting to the treatment
he was accorded when he attempted
to board the transport to look for an
absconding embezzler, and not rel
ishing the advice gratuitously bestow
ed upon him by some one in author
ity on the vessel to go to place
where the weather Is supposed to be
considerably warmer on an average
than it is in Honolulu, even in the
summer time, had a warrant made
cut Tor the arrest of the transport
captain.
Marshal Hendry says he had no
personal feeling in the matter He
just wanted to uphold the dignity of
the United States. And so, in order
not to humiliate the Captain too
much, nor to inconvenience Quarter
pIaster Humphrey, he wrote to Hum
phrey, asking him to see that Cap
tain Lyman came to the Marshal's Of
flee this morning to arrange for his
Continued on Page p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
(|FFARD PRESIDENT
Will Be Head OF Board
Of Agriculture And
Forestry

Walter NJ Giffard has been ap-
rointed President of the Board of Ag-
riculture and Forestry by the Gov
ernor. His commission was made out
end signed today, dating from May l..
This appointment is made under
the new law passed at the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature recognizing
the Board. Under the old law there
was no president, but the executive
officer was the Superintendent Of
Public Works, c. f. Holloway, who
served without pay.
The new Office which the Legisla-
ture created may carry compensa-
tion, though the amount of it is not
specified and there is no special ap-
preparation for the payment of the
official. The reorganization act pro-
vides that four of the Commissioners
shall serve without pay and that the
President shall receive such compen-
sation as shall be appropriated by the
Legislature, But the Legislature
made no appropriation and the office
for the present, therefore, carries no
salary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
Portland
Press Club
Is Pleased

They are looking for the young la
dies from Hawaii all along the line
Of the Pacific Coast. This anticipa-
tion is amply justified by the letters
received in yesterdays mail which
guarantee that the young ladies who
travel as the guests Of the Bulletin
will have the happiest time of any
party Of Honolulu people that ever
went to the mainland.
The neWspapermen are interested
and that means the people will know
the young women of Hawaii are COM
ing and will have all plans complete
for giving them a good time.
The following from the Portland
Press Club speaks for ITSELF
Portland, Oregon April %, 1907.
Contest Editor Daily Bulletin,
Honolulu, T. H.
Dear Sir.;-Allow me to congratu-
late you upon the selection of Mrs.
Edith Tozier Weatherred to escort
the successful candidates for the Pa
cifc States Tour. Mrs. Weatherred
has no superior in this line, and we
will all do our part toward seeing
that the native daughters have a
pleasant trip through the Northwest
The members of our club appreciate
your selection of chaperone
FRANK LEE,
Secretary Portland Press Club.