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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-23
]. ALFRED MAGOON'S
Real Estate Notice

OFFICE - CORNER ALAKEA AMI
MERCHANT STREETS. HOMO
LULU.
FOR SALE.
Valuable 1eai estate in all parts OF
Honolulu and in various other places In
the islands, and more particularly
Most delightful summer home In
upper Nuuanu Valley.
Two lots, with comfortable houses,
Nuuanu street near Vineyard.
Large lot same locality, on which
is stable and servants house.
Lot on Maunakea street, on which is
a two-story brick building built by
lessee, which reverts to lessor. Net
rental $40 per annum.
Land on King street near Maunakea,
on which is two-story brick build
ing erected by lessee. which reverts to
lessor. Rental s255 per annum
Land situate at Waialua, Oahu. Net
rental SIS per annum. Leased for long
term.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.
Cottage corner of Aloha lane and
Young street. Three rooms, kitchen
and bath. Artesian water.
Cottage, King street, Palama. Seven
rooms and kitchen.
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae. Waialua. Kahuku ana
Way Stations-s9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:30 a. m, 's:15 a. m, '1l:0s
a. m, s2:15 p. m. 1920 p. m. '5:l5 p
M, 1880 D. m, t11:15 p. m.
For wahiawa-+s:l5 a. m. and '6;b
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Wal
alua and waianae-'S:36 a. m. s5:u
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. m, 'S:3s a. me-
.10:3s a. M, '1:40 p. m, '4:u y m.
s5:31 D. m, s7:30 p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1876 a. m. and 1871 y. m.
Daily. Eek. Sunday. tSunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored).
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at s:21
a M; returning. arrives In Honolulu
at 1910 %. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and waianae.
G. p. DENISON, It. c. SMITH,
Supt. q. p. a. T. A
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.
LTD.

General Agents for Hawaii
Atlas Assurance Company of London
New York Underwriters' Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance Con
pany.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
PrIess quoted are uhoIs..l.l


BUTTER-supply moderate. Prices steady Cream
cry fancy S'=s32; Western frsts s0a3l seconds Ga
,: process fancy gsa9S: fair to eoad. aia25 dairv
choice, 2ia; good, 2oaZl store-naeked fresh f5s Is
CHEEsE-Aiarket FIRM. New YORK state fsetory.
large, hats; do. small l5aI6 sumner large 12gs
&; Western factory. new. CHOICE uaIz; do fair Ia
good l0all; Virginia, 70.
EGGS-Reeeipts heavy and market unsettled Near
by. fresh, Virginia, Is West Virginia ana south
west Virginia, ISL; Tennessee, 49,; North Carolina
sc. Duck eggs. @
LIVE PoULrRY-RsceiIts light and narke,
active Chickens large. per H. i6aIs; medium. lss
=; small Za25: stsgs y, hens Ii: roosfsrs n
ducks. large, l5al6 small I3als; geese. ear. tYr-
keys toms lslS; hens. l7ais: turkeys thin salo
keats, l2al3
DRESSED PoULTRY-Reeeirts bss,y oAo,o.
stock i'm. Turkeys, hens uudIawn. iae8. avegsgs
undTawn, Halsi thin, 10, Old toms is: Chickens
sprung large, isa21i small, .oa25 capons 7-lb aver
sse aL-' small llals hens, choice. l5a16; roosters
cav 9aehs laIge llalsi small. Is geese, Sal2
DRESSED MEATS-Choice drtssea zeal wanted
Hogs IN active demand. Calres f,iH dressed Ia al.
heads on, aooalooo; hog dressed calves. 500 hams
country sugar cured lsal4i hogs, small ana neat.
per cwt.. $50. medium SEQ; heavy, TG0a7D
FEGEfABLEs-fotato market better ana a.
msnd goodi sweets and yauz dun; home grown
l5oall5 potatoes, per bushei. ioa58 Virginia ara
Msr9land. per bfs-, L5aai75' sweet potatoes. Ter
Doi-. ZU0aZ5; yaDis 75ai.09; cabbage home ero,-n
per lo9' Ao0a6.99; celery, New YORK per lunch 81
5o cucumbers. Florida. per basket 2oa25s 50. onions
Bermuda per crate, Le5aI-5o; Maryiaad and Viz
ginia, per Dbl, L75a2G0 Ohio Der bbl ; $50 sa
tomatoes. Florida, crate, 3e0a40l
GREEN fktifS-Apnle market strong and nfee
table varieties meet with steady sale; common so
neglected York Imperial zo0as0o Ben DAVIS > -
as Wine Sap. 2ooaS co. fancy table frait 5aa3 b.
SPY. per barrel, 25oa35o; Greening 2O0s3 e5 looss
PACKED. Local Sc.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sIicsd. fancy 8.
sliced bright "a. cherries. l2al4: whoruebeuies.
ioal2; rasp5erTies, 29s23 blackbsrries g
Hay AND sTRAW-Timothy choice. q 90. No I
l. 4.01; Nc. ?, ls.5oal90o mixed hsy Iso0als N /
clover, l2ooal6o0; straw. pe bundle. II. l.ooal2 eo.
rye. machine thrash. s5oasf0; wheat T00ag25
6RAlN-Wheat choice. 5ia75; fair to good esa7a.
ordinary 5oa55. CoEn-Sbelled. white ssas5; yeIioE
5sas5: ear. 25oa2.ea. oats-Wessern white 10.
l2ait: mixed. 4laa2
Wool AND HIDES-GTcsn hides. firm. and
Eanted Receipts Of fur light and demand V5o5
Ion all grades. Wool, washed Tree Of burs nsr
pound, s7aSl; wool. unwashed free og h1gs. 27a2s;
Ecol, bury. s5s26; hides green, 10: dIy L5aI7;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NeW York, March z.-sUGAR-Nhe London beet
sugar Harkst was quiet but steady az 6 Sd for March
and april. The worlds visible supply Is $50 ee
tons. against 5s59o0 sane time last year. The la<al
sugar marset was hrn. but With little offered for
sale lilts-Isid prizes were. 555s35l for ss-tess
cent1iusal a06z3l2 for s-test mnscoFado. and 2sla
$ fer 9stest noias~es sugar Refined vas firm bur
/ quiet There VIII be a holiday in the sugar trade
Friday and saturday
BUTTER-ReesiDts. s,66i racbages Ths butter
market as hm and unchanged at 50 cents for extra
creamery.
EGGs-Recsipts. s3z2 cases. Market firm a. The
Lass quoted price Of I73talis for Western hrsts
NAVAL sTORES-Stock: Rosin. l247 barrels,
spirits tirpentlne, f57 barrels. tar la5s barrels
Market fer spirits tarpentine nominal with ma
chilae-ma barrels quoted a. about I5 Resin vas
firm at 10 fer OIL barrels with tar steady and oil
barrels quoted al 600a6.e.
MILL tBED-Weak. Spring bran. in l0o-pound
sa,ks Aprll, 80 middlings. S-75; city bran = 90
10 hulk; Western red dog. 25.25 10 arrive.
FLOUk-sman business Spring patents, Ala
40 spring clears 35oa175; winter straishts. s0a
555; winter clears. 3loa325; Kansas in sacks. nat
eHts. 375aA00 straigiIts 35la365: clears. Zs5ass.
RYE FLOUR-Trade Is light at 3soa4I5
C0KNAfEAL-Staady. moderate inquiry Kiln
dried, for export 275a2s5 coarse meal in bags. Ll0
aLE
H4Y-Market less active Receipts. 900 tons
Prime timothy, Is; No !. 10; No. . L04al 10; No
3 elaI0
sTRAW-DuB and fat Long ne. e5a7o.
BEEF-Weaker; fair trade. Family Hooais 50;
PACKET, u.e0au50
PoRK-sieady; small business. Mes. B,75aRso:
family, ls,o0aIs.0.
TALLow- Market is duh. City. in hogsheads, s.,
a54
LARD-stronger. Prime Western, 40; city. gTs.
refined continent, s55; South American, las: re-
hned Brazilian kegs. ug5 city sicaline lD5. oleo-
steaTine weak, Sa33s Chicago, SASS.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March 2s.-Money on can al the stock
exchanEe to-day opened at 5 per cent: highest 5.
lowest. n. closing. per cent. Most Of the loans
were az e. per cent. Time money WAS unchanged
A moderate business was done.~ offerings being
rather light. and borrowers In some cases being IN
ehned 70 postpone borrowing until after the lst of
april hates; 6, per cent 10 81 per cent for thirty
sixty. ninety DAYS and four months and nEe
months: per cent for sly months
Mercantile paper was not given much considers-
tion by buyers and but little business was dope
Rates; 10 So per cent for sixty and niuely DAYS
indorsed bills receivable well as for cheice four
to six months, single names; 6zs ana aboYe Tor
others.
Sterling was heavy during the greater part Of the
DAY win rates trihe below yesterday but shorflg
before the close recovered sharply. closing about
i cent higher than yesterday There was an active
demand fer remittance in connection with ApriI !
Ta1ments. Rates for actual business were. Sixfy
days AISsoaAIS65 demand. s95ja4 $50: cables
5s95a4 $40
Commercial bills were A77taA79ls
The supply Of cotton bills was moderate.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York March 2s-CATTLE-Receipts. 20
Dull. but STEADY. for top grades. Dressed beef
quiet and unchanged; oity dressed native sides 7as
per H.. Texans 6a71z
ALNES-Reosipts 40. yesls in good demand
and steady; all sold. Common 10 prime resIs 6aIo.
dressed calves steady; city dressed vess I0als Per
b.. country dressed 9aisia
SHEEP AND LAAlBs-Reoeipss. 1000. Sheen
nominal, but feeling FIRM; lamhs fgm 10 Ice
higher; all sold. Prime % choice lambs sSsIss
3SIiz: Jersey spring lambs. 500 per head
HoGS-Reeeipts, 1900 Firm state and Pennsyl-
TsHia hogs 6 na7 o.
Chicago. March s-cATTLE-Receipts. 4eoo.
estimated for tomorrow. 100. Market l0c higher
Prime beeTsS, 5s3se.s5: poor 10 medium. 5Isa57s.
stockers and feeders. 2s0at90; COWS and beifers.
305s;522s; canners, I.75a265; Texans, 4O0as.7s
hOGS-Rsoeipts. 1900: estimated for FRIDAY
l2,ooo Market 5aloc. higher. Light 6I5ss 50
roughs. 90 mixed. 5.Isasio; heavy ssoas 40
pigs. 55aasl5.
sHEEP-Reeeiits. E.oo0; estimated for to-monov
6.e0- Market strong Native sheep. 4e5as25: West
eFn sheep A6eaS25 native lambs, 5s5as 10: West
lambs, 575asl 10
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dueed in his mind The delusion that he Is
a great operator.

duced in his mind The delusion that he !.
Ia great operator.
On the rise in Union Pacific the buyina
appeared to be Of the best quality. bearing
a notable resemblance TO the accumula.
ton that preceded the declaration OF the
increased dividend last August. There
were, Of course, many purchases of less
important though hardly less Interesting
character, as. for instance. those made on
stop orders by house that for some time
previously had been operating on the bear
side in the stock
There was no news of any kind to ar
count for the change Of form that had
come into Union Pa ific beyond the gen
eral intimation that the decline had run
so far that picking up the stock at the
prevailing prices was something like buy
ing gold dollars at discount
Amalgamated Copper. according 10 some
OF the shrewdest observers on the floor,
was one Of the stocks IN which the bears
had operated most heavily in the past
Few days. and every one In the financial
district who had ears knew that It was
one Of those for which a heavy decline
had been predicted. That all this indi-
Gated strong technical position from the
standpoint Of the bulls began to be sus-
peeted early in the day, but 1t was not
until the afternoon that conclusive proof
OF the good grounds which existed for
this suspicion was afforded. The borrow
ing demand for the stock WAS enormous,
and those Who tried to buy. either from
choice or the necessity TO cover shorts.
found that the floating supply was not
very large.
one OF the prominent members of the
Standard OH group OF capitalists was
said 70 have taken position on the bull
side Of the stock
One,of the best informed bulls on Read
Ing said he based his bullish views re-
sarding the stock on the fact that the
coal bins were empty and that great
activity and prosperity for the anthracite
Industry were ahead.
We'll. queried a trader. who heard
the argument on Reading. 'ff the coal
bins are empty. won't the Delaware and
hudson have chance 10 drop ia a few
For the third time in its history the
stock exchange viii remain open to-
Good Friday. due 10 the fact
.haf Monday begins the new month. The /
exchange viii be closed on Saturday. The /
New York Produce and Cotton exchanges
viii close on Friday.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co, mem.
beFs Of the New York aud New Orleans Cotton ex.
changes. lA2 H street northwest
New York March 2.-Cottcn vas duh TO-DAY wifi
the usual holiday market preceding the closing Of tbs
exchange Friday and SATURDAY Trading was Light
and almost atirey Of local professional origin Sro,
sales in Liverpool were small. The undertone a.
the market Fss steady, and spot dealers were fan
buyers OF near months The drought in Texas !,
causing some apprehension as planting has been de-
layed- The members Of the exchange voted on
the proposition 30 eliminate three Of the lowest
grades. One favorable Development was the an
nouncement that the Watson bin eliminating bucket
shops and permitting legitimate exchanges 10 al
business had been passed by the Texas legislature
southern spots, quiet. unchanged Polt receipts
q s5 bales exports 1929 bales, against IS last
year.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Does statuary HAN Need Renovating +

Editor The Washington Herald.
Inoticed the statement in your paper Of
March . that statuary Han at the Capt.
toi. is TO undergo a thorough renovatng
this summer. and that the entire hall Is
TO be scraped, every yestige OF the paint
removed. and the statues retired 10 pri-
yate life for a period of three months. As
this hall was Tepainted and redecorated
less than four years ago al considerable
expense, and as ! understand this work
should last at least twenty-five or thirty
years. I hardly see the necessity TO re-
model the hail at this time and DENY TO
the large number OF visitors who viii come
TO Washington this summer in connection
with the jamestown Exposition the priv
ilege of this favorite point OF interest
should like TO inquire. in the interest of
the public. why It is deemed necessary to
go to this additional expense at this timer
SIMON WOLF.
Washington, March 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
THIEVES TAKE HALF TON.
Carry Away Heavy Supplies BE-
longing to Ice Company.

The theft Of over d half ton Of cast
ings, valued at Sl60, was reported ia
the police yesterday afternoon bv A +
Taylor. of the American Ice Comnapt,
In six DAYS the articles. which in
clude marine pump. weighing s0a
pounds. two boiler stands. Weighing 500
pounds, three crate bars and a besrine
bar weighing $50 pounds. have been
taken from the wharf at Tenth and
Water streets.
detectives Grant and Berman. Of
the Central bureau, have been as
signed to the case and are making a
thorough search for the articles. II is
thought that they were removed from
the wharf 70 boat and carried down
stream
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 5,25s5.5e; butcher, 400a
A59; COMMON. 25oa50o; rough. 159s2a
hO15s-Pef ewt-, gross 7.25i ordinary 6soa7.0o
sHEEP-t4ipped. Ao1a4 %: common. 20oa2e0
LAMbs-spTings choice, Per lb., Bali; choice, "a
6; medium. 6a5,
CALN NEs-P Prime. per H.. slsas; medium 7skss.
common. ss5: grass saslz
CoWS-Eyime. fresh each. so0oa5oo %; common
2oolasooo; old and dr.. seoala0
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saies-Regular can. i2 O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Is at
7s5. Y al 7siz
Union Trust COMPANY 10 az I55.
Potomac Fire Insurance. 8 at 90
After cail-Washngton Railway and Electric pre-
fegEed. y az 794 10 at 1914
National Metropolitan Bank at 5lss6. at 10
Traders National Bank % al is5
Capital Traction % az lnA
The following were the closing quotations on yes-
reTday Stock Exchange.
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NEW YoRK sToCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Cstas & Co
members New YORK Stock Exciiange sfunsey building
safes 70 noon .......... 1895 shares
Tatal sales Ta4. sac .have.
Call money! High, 81 low, 81 close, 5.
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New York, March 8-WHEAT-Weak NJ
Northern Duluth 70 arive, 71sc over NAV. T. o
No. Northern Manitoba. s3is f. o. b. No. , Nortl
eFn Manitoba, sls. f. O. b.: Nc , red (. o. n sgs
No. Z hard T. Q. b.. lhe over May; No. I nacaroni
ole'iins navigation sos. 4 o. b.; No. macaruni
opening navigation 76as Exporters took tbres I1s5s
CoRN-Haavy. No. ?. elevator 5sik: No. . new
~ o No. :, yellow. 52N No. 2 o b
Antil S2lsa52as No. . white s., f. o. b, Exror4er,
took eve leads.
oAtS-flrmi far inquiry. Elevator nrices. M
?, white, 49: No. 8, white. ssrs No mire5 a. 10
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aheepskins. green each. s0aLo: dry. s5a75; calf
skips. LsosLS0; nusknt. ioa9); black, .; kils, 5;
skm1 z5al-53; mink. 75a4o9: rabbit skins laiE
oig sum, las; Faccoon. 25as9; fox. red. L98a2 .
gag 5aa75
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
WALL STREET NOTES
Market Opens with Deter.
mination to Be Cheerful.
BULLS SHOW LITTLE COURAGE
Northern Pacinc Decision Aids Them,
bat Bears Take Advantage of An
noHReement of Corbin Bank Fail
ure-Great Sorthern 10 Sell ex-
Rights On Tassday-strike Rumor.

New York. March 2s-The market open
ed to-day with determination To be
cheerful Before the announcement Of the
decision rendered by the Supreme Court
ef the State Of Minnesota rot 10 restrain
the Great Northern from issuing the
s60,o0o0O0 additional stocks was made In
the usual way by the Wall street news
agencies. several brokers had received it
over their own wires. or in a garbled way
by rumors which make such things travel
fast after the members get together on
the floor OF the exchange. That the de-
cision is in favor of the company was IN
itself matter of no small market inn
portance, and could not fail to be recog-
nized by every one at all familiar with
the issues which the case raised but in
the prevailing temper its Importance had
to be exaggerated, and so it was asserted
that the really important point of the
ruling Of the court was the bearing that
il would have on the fate of the public
utilities bill now before the New York
legislature
IN iact' II was asserted In some quarters
that the bill was by the decision given its
death blow, bat IT is entirely needless 10
follow the arguments by which this
conclusion was reached. There was, how
ever this about them that was rather
encouraging, they showed that the pessl-
plsls were not 20 be allowed to have
everything their own way. The bulls were
beginning to show lighting spirit. and
II was impossible to tell how much they
might accomplish If they but once got
their courage screwed Up to the sticking
place.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished BY Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade 3Iunssy Building
NnhAA- Open High Low. Cose
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New Idea in American Politics. IN
next Sundays issue Of The Washington
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29
Bid ASKED

A New Idea in American Politics in
next Sundays issue of The Washington
Herald. Va
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by z. R. Chairman 4
So.' members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
chipnan, manager. 1901 F street northwest
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Furnished by f. r. Chapman & Co, msmb,r.
New York Stock Exchange. g. Bowie Chipman
manager, 1901 F street northwest.
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COTTON MARKET.

lex dividend SIS Der share.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Total sales, l,S2ooo, against S2ss5 900 yes.eris,
N,soo,o0 week ago. and s2.s07. 900 a wear ar,,
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Pennsylvania ran counter to the bear
tip from the start, and if it had not been
for the uneasiness over the possibility
OF a railroad strike. the stock might have
scored very handsome advance on the
DAY. The strike, should one occur. would
not AFFECT the road directly. but of
course the tie-up of Western tram
would be felt on the Pennsylvania as II
would on all Eastern systems.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-29

Herbert L. Jones. Of Charles c. Gates
& Coz verybody is thankful to see the
market quiet down. On sharp rallies
stocks are a sale. and they should be
bought only on substantial declines
Money market conditions should show
material improvement with the turn of
the month
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FAVORlTES ARE
NOW ON TOP

The most exciting game which has
yet been played in the Retail Liquor
Dealers League took place yesterday
at Kapiolani Park between the Favor
ties and the Opera Annex. Everything
looked like a walkover for Kiley's boys
till the sixth inning. when the Opera
Goers fell on the ball as IL they really
meant it. Five runs resulted from
their efforts and the score stood 6-s.
Something had TO be done and Big
Biz Cummings was the man who was
needed. The first man up got TO first
on a scratch hit and big BIZ came
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10 the bat lie wasted no time. but
landed on the ball like a professional.
When the smoke cleared away he had
made the circuit OF the bases and had
brought his fellow player home. This
gave the Favorites the lead. sc. but
they were not due TO win out without
a touch OF heart trouble. In the last
spasm the first man at the bat for the
Actors made a base hit and got home
on series OF errors. Then the tcat
came, but Jerry Dorcey. who waa IN
the box for the Favorites. was equal
to the occasion and struck out tho NEXT
two men. the third sending up n pop
fly TO Fred Kiley at first base.
The standing up 10 date H.:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-10
LOOKING FOR
BURNS MONEY

The coming fight between Squires
and Burns is creating a great deal Of
interest in local sporting circles. and
the news which came down on the Ala
media has not by any means caused the
excitement to drop. Burns is a good
of to 10. but hardly so strong here as
he is in the Hght center. There have
been a number of bets placed in this
city at even money on the fight. and
when it comes to the 40 proposition
there is a good chance to get 800 down
on the Burns end if anyone wants 10
take chance on the game.
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Maui Races
Are for Glory

TN for you" is what the horsemen
of Maui are saying to the public, and
that is what they mean. The evidence
is the fact that they are training a
number of horses at their own ex-
pense to entertain the public on July
Fourth, but do not hope of remunera-
ton at present, but hope to in future
years If racing is kept up along fair
lines it will encourage breeders and
ranch owners to breed good horses as
well as good cattle, and from past ex-
perience they know which pays the
better. 1t is but one or two years dis
tant when Maui will lead the group
in the encoura cement of racing and
breeding good horses, and, as in the
past, the purses offered by the associ-
alton will be the largest ever offered
by any racing association in this Ter
ritory, and it will probably be confined
to Hawaiian-bred horses so as to re-
pay the home producer for his trouble
The few men who take an interest
in keeping up this good work are leav-
ing no stone unturned to make this
meeting a success in every re-
spect, and their efforts deserve pat
The present program consists Of
about sixteen races, running, trotting. /
mule and automobile races, and fur
1ishes sufficient variety to suit any
one.-Maui News.