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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18
DO WE NEED A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE2

THOSE who familiar with the congested condition of the
Fort that the present quarters rapidly becom
ing too small Notwithstanding large addition built only last
Those who are conditions easily picture
they know that nearly hundred and fifty children of
ages years eooped up daily the schOo
building
Since the opening of school has been definitely proven that
the large room in the addition be partoned and
This of will give sufficient of
teacher space rather
diminishes it,
This large has heretofore been used assembly Ioom
entire school, by considerable cowdng gathered
morning other OCCASIONS cutting up
will the school sembance
essary adjunct the modern school,
This conged condition leads naturally idea of enlarge
men for all realize that if they manage get through term
with the present facilities doubts that year they will
entirely inadequate to the demands The location
tans adequate playground chden-anoher necessary
adjunct 70 school,
Now continuing build additions each year
why would be better the present building
grounds building accommodate the
years come plot ground large enough to
expansion coming years. Every built costs money
and improve building to the extent of the
cost all realize that later the present building will
have be abandoned for something better
matter of school which touches every taxpayer and
especially with family everybody interest in the
public greater lesser degree Fort growing
building up than the coast the way
which the school has during the past three years.
only couple years before largest
school, point of numbers the coast Other have hustled
built the of their
public schools why should not do
the necessity for apparent will only look into
the matter
course the city do this and when the movement
made authorities of the county will be ready
their assistance every possible The
ing and disposed of readily doubt good
figure would make ideal hotel 1t strikes the time
about ripe now for move necessity future
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all whom
i may concern that on the 14th day OF
October 1908, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, at chambers at
IltusVille, Florida, or wherever the
court may then be, | will make appli-
caIlon 10 the Honorable Minor S. Jones,
Juoge OF the circuit court of the Sew.
entn judicial circuit of Florida, in and
Tor 81. Lucle county, for license 10
manage, take charge of and control nv
properly, and to become free dealer
In every respect.
MRS. M. X. KELLY.
,o Dated this 10Th day OF September.
Loves 42.4t
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18
Notice of Adoption.

To Whom 1t May Concern: Take notice that
the undersigned petitioners. Edgar E. Rollins and
Lillian Rollins, his wife, will apply to the Hon,
Minor 5. Jones. Judge of the Seventh judicial
circuit Of Florida, on the I'd day OF October A. D.
1905 or as soon thereafter as they can be heard,
Tor authority to adopt under the laws of Florida,
one Lillian Estelle Hanford. an infant, and will
ask the Judge OF said court for an order author
izing them to legally adopt said infant according
TO the statute in such cases made and provided.
EDGAR E. ROLLINS,
LILLIAN ROLLINS.
1o-Ot Petitioners,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18
Bids Wanted.

The Board Of Public Instruction Of
81 Lueie county ask bids for the paint
Ing OF the White City school. Two
coats outside. Work TO be done at once.
Address bids marked bids for Paint.
ins' 70 w, j. NEsBITT,
Superintendent,
Fort Pierce, Fla
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18
GET FAMILIAR WITH THESE.

ON THE general election ballot understood that there will
be not less than twenty and possibly hfe names appearing
under the head Presidential Electors all alphabetically arranged
with distinguishing marks to tell the Democrats rom he hePuo
cans Popul Socialists PIohbon Independence League OF
other potica party swell the biggest possible majority
for the Democratic National ticket Democrats should become familiar
with the candidates party and mark them the ballot The
five YOU should vote for follows:
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18

su0scrIbe i0r The News NOW
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-09-18

For Presidential Electors.
II. p BAILEY
p. w. BUTLER
ROBT. Z. DAVIS
GEO. c. MARTIN
SAMUEL PASCO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
AN ATHLETIC
Thermometer

The thermometer doesn t
exercise himself by trying
to jump past the highest
number on the scale or
out OF the end of the
tube up in College Hills
it's cool up there. Cool
breezes are always COM
ing down the valley. You
can buy splendid lot for
little money. Break away
from the rent habit and
own your own home. You
purchase the lot and we
viii build you a home.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
FRAUD IN EMIGRATION.

Japan Gazette.-Mr. Hagiwara, Di-
rector of the Commercial Bureau in the
Foreign Office, in accordance with the
order of the Foreign Minister, has
given a warning to the Governors of
Kanagawa, Hyogo, Nagasaki, and Flu
kuoka Prefectures against the preva-
lence of an illegal practice among the
intending japanese emigrants to go to
the United States, its territories, and
Canada by means of passports of
others. Some persons cause their
friends staying in these foreign eoun
tries to send by post certificates issued
by the japanese ConsHls for the latter
authorizing their return after sojourn
abroad Then the former, claiming
that they are returning to the said for
eign countries designated in the said
certificates, apply to the Prefectural
Governors for the renewal of their
passports. Among those who have ac-
tually returned from abroad are per
sons who first themselves secure pass
ports and then transfer them to others
to enable wrong persons to go abroad.
The Toxic Foreign Office now asks the
local Governors to take strieter control
over such people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
All PING WAS OWNER
Or THE SUGAR SEIZED

In the proceeding to determine the
ownership of certain sugar produced on
the Kipahulu Sugar Company planta.
ton, which had been taken on exeeu-
tion by the High Sheriff, Judge Lindsay
yesterday rendered decision holding
that the sugar in question was the prop
erty of All Ping, who is operating the
plantation under contract with the
Kipahulu Sugar Company and Fl. Hack
field & Co., and that the execution was
legally levied
The High Sheriff, by his deputy,
George Sea, levied on about $500 worth
of sugar on two executions, one in favor
of Walter c. Shields, and the other in
favor of T. H. Davies & Co. Hackfeld
& Co. at once notified the High Sheriff
that they claimed this property. The
High Sheriff petitioned the court to re-
quire Shields and T. II. Davies & Co.
to interplead, so the ownership of the
property could be determined This
was done, with the result that the prop
erty was held to be that of All Ping,
and properly levied on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
TANsAN DON'T PAY.

Where to get the stuff is what con.
Germs people who want Tansan, not a
fuss over the question of agency. I
am, at the present time, and viii be for
some time to come, the only person in
Honolulu who can fill orders for Tan.
san. I have neither agents nor solicit
tors, and no orders will be filed unless
given to me personally and accom-
panied by the cash.
n. ROSENBERG,
Dealer in Tansan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
HORSE ALMOST KILLED.

While racing along King street near
Alapai last evening several bluejackets
driving two buggies got mixed up in
an accident, and although the sailors
were uninjured, one of the horses,
driven headon with terrific force
against telephone pole, dropped to
the ground, apparently lifeless. The
buggy was broken, but the damage can
be repaired for about $40. The sailors
reported the accident to the Club
Stables, from which the rig was hired,
and DR.. Rowat was called to examine
the animal. At first it was thought
that the horse had been killed outright,
but late last evening there was better
news. The horse recovered conscious
ness, and will probably live
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to the Royal Annex, Nuuanu and
Merchant streets, for meals or drinks. 7"
Mrs. saekwitz, Viavi representative,
is now with Mrs. More, Harrison Blk. :
DR.. Monsarrat has returned to Homo
lulu and resumed his practise. Tele-
phone 1892.
professor of radiotherapy will
take charge of a few cases of pull
monary tuberculosis.
See the manager of the Oahu Tee and
Electric Company about serving you
with ice at low rates.
30 Wo. on Hotel street, near Smith,
is an exceedingly skilful artisan who
manufactures iawelry. to order.
Len Choy. at Beretania avenue and
Smith street, will supply many varie-
ties of cut flowers for any occasion.
Pau-ka hama is the greatest enemy
known to dirt. 1t is good for clothes
and good for floors. All groeers sell it.
Every home should have a Victor
talking machine New machines and
records at Bergstrom Music Co., agents.
Jane Lishman More shows some es-
peeially beautiful pieces of decorated
china in her windows in the Harrison
block.
A boy between sixteen and twenty
years of age, meeting the requirements,
may find a good position by reading the
classified ads.
When downtown don t forget to try
A soda or ice cream at fountain of Hol-
lister Drug Co. The only expert mix
ologist in the city.
II. Rosenberg, Waverley block,
wholesale dealer in Tansan mineral
water. is making a special price on
lots of FIVE or more cases.
A handsome little booklet, "The
Proner Treatment for Floors. Wood
work and Furniture, is offered free
on request at Levers s. Cooke, Ltd.
If YOU want a genuine Knox hat,
something that viii be correct as to
stvle and superior to any other hat
as TO finish, see those at Silva s Tog-
gerry.
When the Alameda comes in next
Friday morning it means fresh Nalifor-
MIA fruits and vegetables, oysters and
butter for Henry May & Co., the pop
ular grocers; phone %.
Miss Power is in receipt of her fall
millinery and it is being greatly ad-
mired Some of the hats have already
been worn at receptions and have at
traeted a great deal of favorable at
tentiOn.
That the people of the Pacific Coast
appreciate the Queen Insurance Co.
since the San Francisco fire is demon
strated in the ad of Hawaiian Trust
Co. in this issue. The figures are ex-
ceedingiy interesting.
It's easy to own a fine library by
buying books on the easy monthly pay
ment plan from f. Herriek Brown &
Co. corner Merchant and Alakea
streets. Doubleday, Page Il Co. s new
Mature Library lust received.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
A NEW BAKE SHOP.

Articles of association of the Man
haitian Cafe and Bakery Company were
fled with the Territorial Treasurer
yesterday. The ineorporators are B. j
Guerrero. Mrs. f. B. Guerrero, J. NJ
Keanu, Charles O'Sullivan, Joe Roza.
RIO. NJ P. Liehandra, Joe Coelho Jr., w
E. Bal and NJ. R. Pereira. The capital
is fixed at $4,000 with the right to in
crease to $25, 900, and the object of the
corporation is to run a bakery and
restaurant in Waikiki.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09

Everything is in readiness for the
grand ball to be given this evening at
the Moana Hotel by the Native Sons
and Daughters of the Golden West. 1t
behooves al who have secured invita-
tions to be on hand, for, as is well
known, Californians are noted for their
generous hospitality, and upon this oc-
easion nothing viii be left undone that
viii add to the comfort and enjoyment
of all who may attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Letters in this Office for an. L. -
"'H. c.. and "a. II.
Fifteen DRINKS We're up for sentence
in police court yesterday.
a public reception for Mr.. and Mrs
Ebersole will be given at Central Union
church on Thursday evening.
The Hawaiian band viii play this
evening at the Moana Hotel in honor
of California 5 Admission Day celebra-
ton.
Judge John. Lot Ka1lukou has filed
his oath of office and leaves shortly
to become District Magistrate of North
Kona.
J. J. Combs of the KaIihi Store was
fined 500 and costs in police court
yesterday for selling liquor without a
license.
Kaanaana, Hawaiian, who stabbed
his wife in the arm with a pocket
knife, was sent to prison yesterday
for four months.
Honolulu Aerie 40, F. o. E.. will
meet in K. of P. Hall this evening at
1880. All sojourning members of the
order are cordially inw&ed to attend.
Governor Carter has resigned as a
member of the Board of Agriculture
and Forestry. He expects to sail by
the Korea for an extended trip
abroad.
A meeting for the benefit of Alto
lani College will be held on Friday,
September II, at Mr.. Emmeluth s
store. All friends who are interested,
please attend.
The Aloha Temple of the Mystic
Shrine is to hold its ceremonial session
Saturday, November a. There will be
twenty or more initiates and street
parade as usual.
The Kaupakalua Wine Company on
Maui viii have an output of 10000
gallons of wine this year. About 1900
gallons of high proof brandy have been
distilled to fortify it with.
The members of the local branch of
the National Association of Letter Car
riers celebrated the second anniversary
of their organization with dinner at
the Union Grill Monday night.
Hugh Burroughs, the young Virgin
ian who has made a nuisance of him
self ON the streets and to many resi-
dents, and who seemed@unable to keep
sober, was sent to the reef yesterday
for three months on charge of vag
rancy.
Melville schweitzer, who is passing
through on the Tenyo Maru, is con-
trolling partner in big firm on the
Coast which supplies the T. K. K. and
other steamship and railroads with
steward s department supplies, etc. He
is on his honeymoon, and while in the
Orient did cold storage business for
his firm.
The Waipahu Chinese gamblers ar
rested Saturday night by Chief Kala-
kiela were arraigned in COURT yester-
day, but their cases were postponed to
Thursday on request of their attorney,
Mr.. Chillingworth. Several barred
doors and other furniture were pre-
scented as evidence that gambling was
being carried on. The house is To-
Gated on the lower side of the rail-
road track at Waipahu depot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
FAREWELL NAVY DANCE
At SEASIDE TONIGHT

There viii be a farewell dance for
the officers and men of the Pacific feet
at the Seaside Hotel tonight. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-09
G1lrt 1m1t 6o.GH
q,I Font It. HamoGIv
$25 Reward

win pc paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
ZETTE CO., LTD, for the arrest and
conviction of any person found stealing
copies of the Advertiser from ad-
dresses of subscribers.
C. s. CRANE,
~ Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

OF stock
held
the collapse That demonstration
advance agreed
without dispute
general
general the responsibility
which
which advanced them previously but the which the abandon
Nothing indicated liquidation with
the SOO6OG inroads made
of
nterchanged credits which would
them from OF lenders which would precpae such urgent
selling the market
When cosidered that the attributed the
whether that has been abandoned regarded futile
public
on OF stocks the prices doubted by all close observers of the
contrary prices bringing market
holdings of investment partly investment character both from home
TO MAINTAIN proved burden the efforts of the
the market 1t believed however that had become
with the credited 10 those
the and
decline much heard The prolonged result
expressions on the part OF
that
had
created by the rchbod correspondence
among In connection
the market deliberate which
previous the oblet dangers
be pprehended of political
wealth Sales of than 100000 shares toay
largest
forward heong advance Blocks
the market today from such
showed rally With
recklesy
the end of the
thus caused left for the day few
and excited with the shorts still covering heavily
Bonds weak Total sales value $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks unsettled and irregular Coppers lower.
Spot and future declined.
Comock active higher Southern Nevadas unchanged
New York and sterling exchange higher Silver 3sc lower
Wheat, barley, and flour unchanged. Corn lower.
Bran middngs and shorts tending upward Hay steady.
Bean market continues decline.
bags firm, sympathy with advanced primary markets
Wool, hops and hides quiet and unchanged.
Live, dressed and cured meats previously quoted
No change III the dried fruit raisin situation.
Butter continues advance Eggs firm Cheese improving
Seven OF poultry received in four days.
Potato and onion markets working into better shape
Fresh fruit trade still hampered by late arrivals.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and provi.ions


CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Bradstreet's worlds visi
m pie statement, .,n showing increase for the week
Oh So. 200 bushels, mainly instrumental
,,,C.orn Corn held its own buliish report by the
lIilhols grain dealers association. and oats We're
717@10c.
Wheat at the opening, and in the absence
OF marked pressure. succeeded in advancing De,
did not follow the decline on this side yesterday
and the dry weather in the winter wheat country
Then came Bradstreet's report of tremendous
cluded an increase at Minneapolis of 972,0D
Dushels In the last three days and news or
rain in southern and central illinois. On top
Oh the heayy northwest receipts these items
brought out a lot OF wheat and December de-
clined steadily to 15@999sc, and closed only
Primary receipts today were 2, 400, 900 bushels
compared with 1,1I5,0o0 bushels the correspond
and -four were equal to $4,000 bushels; Local
receipts We're 230 cars 100 of contract grade.
Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re,
ceipts of 1.360 ears, against 1865 last week and
995 a year ago.
The market for corn started easier, but q
good demand developed and selling pressure fell
public a report claiming that this years crop
OF corn IN Illinois would be only 221,50oooo
bushels, as against S42, 1855, 600 bushels year
cember reaching 651zc, or &c over yesterday $
close The wheat weakness, however, was not
to be ignored, and the close at last night s
contract grade.
Trade in oats was limited and the tone com
paratfvey steady. December ranged within &c
all day and closed only a shade down. Local
receipts were 36S cars.
The provision market received some support
from packers, but the wheat weakness, coupled
with commission house liquidation, against
the price and closing figures were at I39l0c
to 15@171ac lower.
Tomorrow's receipts: Wheat. 43 cars: corn,
80 cars; oats, 173 cars hogs, &c. 900 head.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The leading futures
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables

There was a good demand for most kinds Of
miscellaneous vegetables and satisfactory prices
were readily obtained for what choice stock
was available in the early trading. The un-
loading of the heavy supplies brought by the
belated river boats upset the market. however,
and in the afternoon there were no estab-
lished prices for products from the river
which included tomatoes, egg plant. peppers.
cucumbers and summer squash Corn arrived
early and sold fairly at good prices. and peas
beans and garden truck were steadier, while
green okra was in oversupply and hard to move
at any price. The situation in potatoes and
onions was unchanged. though receivers reported
that the market was gradually working into
better shape.
Potatoes tper ctIl-River whites, S0GS5c for
fancy and 5OG65c for common; Salinas Bur
banks, S1.20@1.6 60; sweet potatoes, $1-35G1-5O.
OnIons--New yellow 5Od55c per ctl
Vegetables-G corn, 81 .25M2.25 per sack
and $3.50 per crate; tomatoes, 20@60e per box;
cncumbers, 40G50c per box; pickle cucumbers,
I5c@S1.25 per box; green peas, -2@4e per ID;
string and wax beans. 3@ &c per lb; lima beans
3@311c per lb summer squash, 4016Oc per
box; green peppers. 350lJOc per box; garlic, Ga
&c per Id; cabbage, 75GS5c per ctl; caulihOwer.
65@I5c per dozen: turnips, I5c per sack; carrots,
81 per sack; green okra. 35@50c per box; egg
plant 406GOc
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23


white beans ready for shipment. The river
pink beans are not yet ready 10 harvest, but
few early lots might be expected in about a
fortnight. The weather far has been favor
able. although there have been few scares
when rain predicted, which fortunately did
not materialize-
THE tendency of the market under the stress
of the larger offerings is. Of course. downward.
In the south lima beans are being harvested
and their price is sagging little. Blaekeye
beans will probably be in plentiful supply, and
they are also easy. A thoroughly settled con
dltion will hardy exist for some weeks yet
Some new alfalfa seeds have arrived from
Arizona. and 15c was refused for them The
market is nominal at present.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. $210G2.SO: pea.
$3.50; small white. $4d4.25; large white. So4
3-25: pink. s2.75@2S5; red. s3Q3.5o; Lu;ter
nominal: limas. 4.5O6460; red kidneys. 81 to91
3.25: blackeyes. s3@3. %: horse beans. S1-75;
cranberry beans, $3.50, Garvanzas, $1.t5G2-
SeedsEBrown mustard $3T5; yellow mustard,
nominal: naxseed 81: 1908. carload lots; canary.
4c: alfalfa nominal: rape. cleaned. 2G212c,
timothy nominal; hemp. &c: miIlet pa Q34c
per Ib: broom corn seed $25@26 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green quoted at S1-o5Glto
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23

Canned Aspara gus-The California fruit can
ners' association quotes 1908 pack as follows:
No pa square cans q doz to case). weight 6j
lbs-Mammoth white, 81; do peeled. 81. rs; large
white. $3.50; do peeled. 4.25; medium white.
So 25: small white 81 80.
Canned Peas-The California canners' associs-
tion quotes 190S pack as follows: Petit poIs
81 60; extra tine sifed, $1-35s extra sffted 81 20
No. s. extra sifted. $3.50. do. sifted. s425
Canned Tomatoes-Stsndard. No. Oh, soc. No
3, 90c: No. s. $235.
Salt-Iocal jobbers quote follows: -fa-f
ground. 50 ID SKIS $50. 100 ID SKIS 81 per ton.
dairy. $40 per ton. do bales, $l.25G1. Is each.
rock salt. so ID SKIS 81, 100 SKIS $3.50 Der fon.
imitation Liverpool. $14616 per ton: Liverpooi
lump, SID No genuine Liverpool on the market
Quieksilver-S42-5 so for local use and $40 Tor
export
Cordage-ManIla. 1osle; sisal. DC: slsal hal.
rope. 9$s U1014c per 10.
Pacific Codnsh-The Unon Ash company auot.~
as follows: Bundles. small. whole. so ID bales
44c; cases. regular, large. whole, 100 ID boxes
o+c3 cases. extra. leo 10 boxes exc: cases eaxr.
ern style, $3.50; Norway, 7Hc, Anchor brand
lAc; narrow gauge. 7Ac. Silver King az
Golden state. Scs White Seal mfddles. ion
1O7ae; Seabright. blocks. Sc, oriental blocks
l12e; Crown brand. tablets. SIC; Pearl tablefz
e1acs lb boxes fancy boneless, 10c: ID horee
Nney ooneless, l015es half barrels. picked cod.
The alaska Goldfish company quotes: Bundles.
small whole. a. cases. regular, large. whole
oze, cases, extra. &c; cases eastern style.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-23
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK Sept 22.-Huttons wire says
ION disappointing cables cotton opened steady
at or points decline Trading was extremely
dull. No special news to the strike. The gen.
eral feeling is that it will be a short one.
Many reliable reports claim the crop is going
back daily In the central part of the belt and
many conservative traders do not by no means
believe in bumper crop, as predicted 80 days
ago. The south is not pressing sales of cot
ton at this level, and hedging selling is lack
ers' market for the next few weeks, but Sh
cents cannot be called dear and would prefer
the long side
Spot closed qufet. 20 points decline Middling
uplands, 9.30c; middling gulf, 9.55c; sales, 252