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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Seventy -fve-cent bath mats now soc.
at Sachs.
Putnam Health Pills make rich
blood; soc. a package. Try them.
When you burn wood you burn
money, when you burn gas you save it.
A white woman wants employment
looking after children. See classified
ads.
A list of newly-elected officers in
the Onomea Sugar Co. appears in this
issue.
See w. L. Howard for pineapple
land. small farm or cosy cottage or in
vestments.
A notice of the annual meeting of
the Honolulu Gas Co, Ltd, appears
in this issue.
The yacht race is stimulating inter-
est in matters aquatic. Let c. d.
Welker build that yacht for you.
Mrs. Dickerson has her first spring
pattern hats in, also beautiful flowers
and ribbons and untrimmed hats. Come
and see them.
The Chfckering piano is used by the
majority of professional musicians in
their concert work. Bergstrom Music
Co. Ltd. Fort street.
Miss Power writes that she viii ex-
hibit an unusually beautiful line Of
the latest millinery on her return from
the East very shortly.
An experienced chemist now engaged
in Cuba desires to locate in Hawaii
and advertises for employment in that
capacity See classified ads.
A bunch of keys has been lost. See
classified ads.
The doctor will invariably order the
nervous patient to quit tea and coffee,
and take a glass of Primo beer with
mis- meals. It's a food-tonic.
Miss Center's opening of selected
stock of millinery imported direct from
New York will be on display Tuesday
and Wednesday at her residence. S24
Green street.
We will do you full justice in the
pictures we take. We aim to bring
out your individuality. not to cover it
up. r. W Perkins. photographer, Ho-
tel street. near Fort.
Henry May & Co. have a large con-
+ Si@nInent OF 1reSn tTuttS anu FeSSeo
! bIes that will arrive on the HHonian
! this morning To insure your getting
/ them. order now. Phone p,
/ Think Of having cold or hot drinks in
! q second. when on tramp or ride or
sail and miles away from water! You
/ can have. if you have a Thermos bot
! tie along. HoIlister Drug Co, Fort
street.
/ Madam Lisbon. the palmist, has read
/ the palms of many of the notable peo-
! pie of the United States In her cli-
entele are found the names of AndreF'
! Carnegie. H ". Prick. J, Pierpon'
Morgan and others. Three months be
fore his death Russell Sage had hi:
/ palm read by her
Spring millinery opening tomo9n'"
I at Sachs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
Madam Lisbon,
SCIENTIFIC PIANIST AND
ASTROLoGER

OF worldwide reputation, will read
from the lines in your hands your
past, present and future, at her resi-
dence, 1912 YOUNG STREET. corner
Pawaa Lane. Hours, to IL, to 5,
evenings to $50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
wATERHoUsE IN CEYLoN.

Fred T. P. Waterhouse, who went
to the straits settlements, Ceylon and
India, commissioned by the Territory
ta@investigate the production of rub
Der. is now believed to be in Ceylon-
No letter was received from him by
the last steamer. He is expected TO
return to Honolulu, March IS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
4 MOONLIGHT BAND
CONCERT At AALA PARK

Aala Park will have the band con-
cert this evening at 1880 p. m. Fol-
lowing is the program:
PART I.
March-"The Bersaglieri" .Ellenberg
Overture ndalusian' ........ Linke
nter1nezzo-"CaValr ......... Bohm
"Reminiscences of All Nations" 80.
$500 N1OoAA~ y
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. AR. by Berger
Selection-'The Tattooed Man
... ............ Herbert
Waltz-'The Filipinos" $50. Anthony
Quadrille-"Scotch Melodies" .Liddell
Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19

Get a copy of Picturesque Honolulu
to send TO your friend in the States.
Fifteen cents a copy ready for mailing
II is the best souvenir ever issued here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19

Tickets for the Cafe chantant at the
Seaside on Saturday night are on sale
at McInerny's shoe store at $500 each.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
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! The Lo Sun Case /
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The above subscription to aid in the
defense of Editor Lo Sun has been
opened at the instance of Rev. f. W.
Thwing. The Advertiser would be
pleased to receive and record further
amounts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19

Tickets for the Cafe chantant at the
Seaside on Saturday night are on SAFE
at McInerny's shoe store at 500 each'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-21
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Q1saI III


appeal to the WeIl-IntorInei m evesg
walk Of lie and are e entiiai tot lament
.saccess and creaitable Standing. Aceor-
tngiy, It IS not claimed that Syrup Of Fig
and Elixir Of SIENNA Is tho only remedy Of
Known value, but one Of many reasons
why it is the best Of persona and family
.laxatives is the fact TINT t cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the Internal organs
on which'it acts without any del5ilitating
after effects and without havfng tofucreasg
the quantity from time. e time
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it Is free from an objcction-
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, and for sale by al leading drug
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s e'grereI;Ei15' would tempt manly

a SptereiEn would tempt ma1E
ana + hen Pumktns, raakinG 4 few i1Iir-
eiiasez at the stores. saw one lying on
the door Just by the counter he quiv-
cred with excitement.
CHANGING around 10 rcassure himself
that none was looking, lie quite acci-
dehtalIy tlropned one OF his kid gloves
neatly on the coin and then dived. He
got the glove all right, but stIllthe SOW
ereign remained.
AahoPNsiIker approached him
Good morning, sir said the man,
rubbing his hands together in the APP
proved style. 'aud may show you q
bottle OF our eelebrsited liquid cline.
which stfcks,'
london Mail
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Tho celI=r stairs

"a man wIl06nco had u bad fall when
going down llls cellar stafrs now has
a broad strip OF white painted on the
door at the end OF the last step. This
Is easily seen, even IL the cellar be
dark, and many nasty accident is
avoided. If the house is rented and
Won do not like to paint the boards a
piece OF white oilcloth can be tackled
to the hoor at the foot OF the stairs
See TINT the tacking Is securely done
or IA worse fall may follow than from
a misgauged step.-PhiladelphIa Press.
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nETTER TaAN spANKMa

Spanking does not cure children
OF bed-wetting. There is consti-
tutfonal cause for this trouble.
Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box w. Notre
Dame, nd. Will sen free. to any
mother her successful home treat
ment. with full Instructions Send
no money, but write her today 81
your children trouble you In this
way. Don't blame the child, the
chances are it can't help It. This
treatment also cures adults and
aged people troubled with urine diff
fculties by day or night
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podaed.

at got my wife through advertising"
''Then youu admit that advertising
pays2"
cru admit that it brings results. y
was the cautious reply. = Louisville
Courier-Journal.
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90 d
FOR THE & Is


Ola Time Stories RetoId
Smythe, as.
Tales Told IN the Twill ht, i 90.
Stories OF Insect Life, Part Il
Weed 25
Collection Of Easy Little classics.
PLANT Life Bass. rs
Work that Is Play-zardner, 50.
a. Third Year
Swiss Family Robinson. 90
Andersonss Bairy Tales. so.
Book OF Legends-S cudder, %.
Friends in Fathers and Fur
Johonnot. 80.
DISCOVERIES and Explorers Shaw
elimpses of Pioneer Life, 40.
Outdoor Secrets. 80.
King OF the Golden River Rus
kin. 90
springtime FIowers-N orcross. So.
Braided Straws-FouIke, 40.
Birds Christmas CaroI-Wiggin;
silver, Burdets Readers, Book II.
Stepping stones to Literature
Second Reader, 40
The Joyons Story of Toto-Rieh-
ards. 20.
Wade, 81.
Northland Heroes-HoIbrook. IS.
A Boy on a Farm-Abbott. As
stories OF Great Amepbcans-Eg-
Home Geography-Long, 45
Fifty Famous Stories Retold-
Three Years with the Poets
Hazard, so.
Hans, the misunderstanding. AZ.
I. stories of Great Americans for
Little Americans-Eggl 40. .
-Four Great Observation-Disclosures
uncle Remus and His Friends
our scattered -Grinnell.
so.
stories of Insect Life, PartII-
AIartfeldt & Weed. so.
Seed Babies-Morley, %.
The Book of Fables and Folk
stories-Scudder. Sc.
First steps in Scientific Knowl-
edge-Bert. so.
Old Greek Folk stOries-Peabody.
Selections from Child Life in Prose
and Poetry-whittieri 40.
Alices Visit TO the Hawaiian Is
lands-Krout. AZ.
Robinson Crusoe-Defoe. so.
Arabian Knigh ts-ClarlSe, go.
Cat Tails and other Tails-Howlis-
Little People ,oo the snow-NIuller,
Three Little iLsoyers OF Nature. 80;
The Little Lame Prince-CrafE. 80.
Bird worId-Stickney 40.
Alice in ndeFiand-carron. 80.
Real Things in Nature-Holden. So.
The Golden Decentralization. so.
Ten Common Trees-Stokes. 40.
Talks About Authors and Their
work-Ware, go.
Geographical Reader-Carpenter
(CIorth Anerica1 so.
School Days OF the Fifties-Grif-
Peter the Great-Motley. %.
Aesop's Fables. -35.
South Africa Today-white and
9 Our i SSathefed Frlends-erinnell.
Lessons for Junior citizens-Hin.
Lobo, Rag ana vixen-Thompson
Ny saturday Bird crass-Mfller.
The story or CHRISTOPHER Columbus
Nine Little eosnnss-coolridgs
1925.
I Seed Travellers Weed. rs.
. Four American Inventors-Perry
Dtddie Dumps and rot-Pyrnelle.
/ short Stories of Our Shy Ncighbors
. Memory Gems for schools-wn-
liams, so.
The child neutrality-suspicious.
land Chttonden, $l.OO
( King Arthur Stories from Mallory,
Fifth Year.
Famous Men of Rome. so.
Famous Men of the Middle Ages
so.
Tanglewood Taies-Hathorne, 40.
First Book of Miller. so.
story OF Little Nell-Dickens, so.
Stories From LEfe-Mardcn. 40.
| Great American 1ndustriesJManu-
facturcrs. so.
First steps in the History of Our
Country. so.
. Tho Adventures of lysses. 25.
[ GuIiver's Travels-Swift, 80.
I Hero Stories from American His
tory-Blaidsell, so.
Tools and Northumberland, so
/ Cruise Of the Canoe Club-A1den
r.a5.
\ Being Boy-warner. go.
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Don't use harsh physics The
reaction weakens the bowels. leads
to chronic constipation. Get Doan's
ReguIets. They operate easily, tone
the stomach. cure constipation.
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LOST.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NATURALIZATION by experienced
lady stenogapher; best references.
Call Bell phone 229R, or address
IL" care Telegram.
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yy,NNTED-Two on three furnished
or unrurnishcd rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply Traders Bar
Dor shop.
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TVASSTED-By young lnUn, expert
encod in grocery business position
5of nny kind Address IN. IA" care
TeleEram.
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IsEYyNRD-s0.OO reward for the re

JITYVARD-S0.OO rcNNard IOF Tue TV-
turn of bird dog on any infornla-
ton leading to her recovery Black
and white large black spots on right
side RnG back. Black ears. white
strIpe Ipt.y.,n aHes, about one ana
onc-ha Si ola. English setter
Eyp, ms ,,i tie, slender built. an
sSyers 10 .,pc of Rookie Return 20
n r. r. Johnson. Nusbaum =
clothlns store and receive reward.
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FOR IelsS I'--NIcS.Iy Furnished room,
quiet fsfni single lady or gentle-
man preferred. 74O Mulberry St
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yYANTED-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping for man ana
wife. Central location preferred.
GOOD reference. Address T. C. L.
caro- Telegram.
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ISOIR TEENT-ohe Inrge front ofice,
size f7x22 feet. one rear office. size
J7xIs. HOFFMAN Han. Court street.
Enquire M County Mail office
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fffJFR ~ TO. ReIifleInen, two nice
Foonls WITH Bat1 : Main street. -Ad-
dfess 70. W. care a Telegram
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FOR RENT-SiceIy furnished rooms
with bath and all modern conyen-
fences TO Gentlemen or man ana
wife. 307 North Firth street. Glen
Elk.
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FOR RENTING Omcc rooms In
tfhe Empire building. Everything
furnished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-18
Supervisors the power to make spe-
cial levy for that purpose, or In their
discretion to Increase the regular coun-

supervisors the power to make a .spe-
clal levy for that purpose, or In their
discretion to increase the regular coun-
| ty levy.
TO amend and re-ennct sections n,
| "a, ae, Al. 40. 4e and II OF, an act Of
proved March IA. 1906, entitled An
act s, TO amend and .re-enact an act of
force ao January 81. 1884. entitled AN
OF Norfolk. and repeating the existing
e oilnr,ers, approved April u, 1882 as
General Assembly OF Virginia. APPROX
eed, respectively. April 6, 1887: April
I ~; 1881; May IA. 1887; February a.
iis soo:. February u. 1900; February 2e
lgol and March 49, 1909; and to define
NE boundaries of the said city OF Nor
dolK, az extended by the several acts
or me General Assembly and approved
March a. 1902. and by an order OF the
circuit Court of Norfolk county, which
Vas entered on the 9th day OF January
iiyOb,' and to add an independent sec.
33-a.
To authorize the board of supervisors
OF the county of Clark to erect and
maintain "a toll gate at, or near. the
suckers Gap, and to collect toll fol-
travel and transportation over so much
Of the Castleman's Ferry and Smoker.
.iiie turnpike as lies within the coun.
~ OF 1Giarke. between the Loudoun line
and Castleman's Ferry
OF supervisors of King and Queen
, county to appropriate and contribute
money money to the. Confederate Monument
association aa ~; of King and Queen county
Tor the purpose of aiding the erection
VI u monument to the Confede crate sol.
diers OF said county.
70 amend and re-enact section OF
asact approved March 8. 1898. entitled
An act to provide q new charter for
the town OF Berryville."
Pleasant Grove Magisterial District.
number 8. of the county of Norfolk.
TO borrow money for. the purpose OF
and 70 ssne sana tb IN said
ceedinS $4,000 in amount.
To prohibit contracts and agree
ments for the sale and future delivery
commodities. stocks bonds and other
securities upon margin. commonly
known as dealing in futures. to de-
clare n eon saa and
part OF any person. association Of per-
sons. or corporation participating
therein. whether directly or Indirect
other place where such contracts are
made or offered. to define what shall
constitute prima facie evidence Of guilt
such transactions to testify concerning
their connection Herewith. to pro-
vide that no discovery made by any
witness which would tend to subject
this act shall be used against such
witness IN any penal or criminal pro-
ceeding. and that he shall be alto
gether pardoned therefor. to provide
that regular commercial exchanges
and other bona fide trade organizations
may post Quotations OF market prices,
and for other PURPOSES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-18
SENATE

Though there was nothing of COM
handing interest on the Senate calen-
dar yesterday. the upper branch got
down to business In good fashion and
passed more bills than have been, final
~ acted upon on any single previous
day this session.
The future meetings of the Senate
may not all be especially interesting
to the public generally, but it Is GER
tain that they will be- busy. From
now on there will be two sessions a
day, as the resolution offered by Sen
ator Lassiter, providing for night
session, beginning at s O'Clock. was
adopted.
Would Extend Session.
That an extra session, or an extern
sion of the present session, is not UNI
likely was shown by resolutions intro.
duced yesterday Senator Halsey Of
fered one providing that the session
be extended until midnight of March
.lst. Senator King favors an extern
sion until the date set by Senator Hal
sey, after which he desires the Gov
ernor to call an extra session of the
Assembly. His resolution With that
of Senator Halsey were laid over I'M
I'll to-day.
jWO iilSSSdScSa aWclc FICCSAScut lEOIIl
the House. One conveyed notice of
the fact that House bill No. 262, pro-
yidins State money in aid OF public
roads in addition to the work OF the
convict road force has passed; the
other announced the passage OF House
bill No. 296. relating to the refunding
Of Indebtedness by municipalities
Few bills We're reported from the
committees, and most Of those intro
duced We're of a local character. OF
the large number of bills passed all
Went through without amendment ex-
cent the Bell bin, known as the FUN
Written law measure.'' This was
amended by Senator Walker so as to
extend it's provisions to cases where
III the plaintiff is stabbed, shot or other
wise wounded.
The House resolution which seeks
to amend the Constitution and to pro
vide that bills before the Assembly
need not be read upon their separate
calendar days was recommttted to the
Committee for Courts Of Justice.
New Bills offered.
Among the many bills Offered were
two by Senator Parsons, having to do
With the school-book question The
first calls for the adoption Of the sin
Gle list teXt-books for the public free
schools, and provides that books
adopted shall not be changed within
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-18
of Carroll, Grayson and Patrick" ap
nrnY0d Mn rnl, 90 tAn0. l...l-..- 49,

| OF Carroll, GraysOn and Patrick, ap
proved March 2S, 1902.
authorizing tile submission 70 th'
legal voters Of the city OF Winchester
~ ,, the question whether or not the,
Of not more than $4,000 Of public
school Improvement bonds and TO- au
not more than $4,000 of said bonds
II majority OF those voting vote IL
iavor OF such issuance.
legal voters OF the city. OF Winchcs-
Yer or the question of whether, or not
they Will favor tho issuance by said
city or not more than $4,000 OF sew.
eragc bonds. and to authorize the issu.
anee by said city, Of not more than
$4,000 of said bonds II majority OF
Issuance.
legal voters of the city Of Winches,
Yer of the. question whether or not
they Will favor the issuance by said
city OF not more than $4,000 OF town
run Improvement bonds and to au.
not more than $4,000 of said bonds
IL a majority of those voting vote In
favor of such Issuance.
To authorize the board of supervis-
ors of Warwick county to appropriate
county funds to erect q monument Ia
the Confederate soldiers of said coun-
ty:,
TO amend and re-enact section ~
morid as heretofore amended, in rea.
tlon to the powers of the City Coun-
81; and to amend and rc-enact section
Ga of the said charter In relation to
the duties of the City Engineer.
To amend and re-enact sections s, 10
and II Of an act entitled IAN act to
amend and re-enact an act approved
March 80, 1871, entitled an act to in
S3rporate the town OF strasburg, in
10, 1884.
To amend and re-enact section s5 of
chapter cha III: and IAN act to define
tie city Of wiiiiamsburg.s approved iei
March IL, 1884. sections 81 and rs OF
amended BY an act approved March War q s.
1900.
To amend and re-enact an act en-
titled IAN act for working and keep
ing; In repair the public roads in Nor
folk county" approved February 49,
To repeal an act entitled IAN act to
provide for the working, keeping in
repair and letting out the public roads
bridges and ferries in Nansemond
Tn amend ses FeS5ua of H. aas 's
proved February IS, 1895. entitled "An
act to provide a new charter for the
To prohibit the further issue Of bonds
". SiiC LILY OlL uuucE lHc
act approved February IA, 1905. en-
| titled "An act to amend and re-enact
an act approved March 10. 1904, en-
titled An act to authorize the city of
Portsmouth to issue bonds to build q
schoolhouse and for other purposes "
and to repeal the act approved Feb
ruary 10. 1906. entitled IAN act to
authorize the city of Portsmouth to
issue bonds to continue Its sewerage
and for street improvement
To authorize the board OF supervis-
ors OF Powhatan county to create a
sinking fund for the purpose of con-
structing the Farnville and Powhatan
Railroad. and to give said board Of
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fnct ono or two OF them ala say, In
specific terms, tint tho rclirluishmeiit
OF pilOtngc cltnrEcs against home ves.
sells <,yns conditioned upon moderate
Increase on foreign tonnnEc--thc
'.IticiiInond Evening Jo,irnap saying
"rhcrc IN n small compensation to
the Pilots Association by slight In
crease I'm, the pilOtagc fees ON vessels
cnGnEcd in foreign trade"
The inference that this Legislation
was sought because compulsory
eoastwise pilotage was doomed Is
like many other parts of this thun-
dering (and bundering) article--siin-
ply wild conjectures Which expose
lack OF information concerning leBls-
latlon on this subject; as the oppo-
nents of coastwise pilotnge were over
whelmingly defeated In the second
session of the Fifty-nnth Congress.
the vote being 165 to 100.
We can assure our present opponents
that on that score there was no cause
whatever for nervousness; but we did
think that the release OF the home
vessel from pllotagc charge would be
acceptablcsto the people of this Com
monwealth, and we did not think that
all the foreign interests at Newport
News and Norfolk would be aligned in
such bitter opposition to q measure
the foreign, while beneficial to the
American vessel.
House Bill No. IS was introduced In
order to JpIncc the ports of Vfrginin
upon the same basis us the ports north
of us, and not with view to increased
emolumcnts. The idea matured through
the belief that 1t would receive the
commentator of American friends and
American interests and we were not
mistaken. These home interests have
Endorsed 1t, and are not in the least
swayed by the conveniently seductive
arguments of foreign shippers.
In the reimbursement of rates, one
central idea was ever kept in vlcsy.
and that was to leave the ports of yir-
Einin with pilotngc rntcs az low as cx-
listed at any of the ports of the United
States, regardless Of whether there was
an increase or decrease of emoluments
This has been done, and there are bu'
two ports whose rates are near to the
rates proposed in House Bill No. Is
viz: New York and Boston.
We did not think. IL merchant, an
express company, railroad or a
farmer, or even a pilot organization,
could do we'll so long as their charges
for service or wares were upon COM
petitive basis with other like bodies
and conditions, that the. principle In
volved anything contrary to American
ideas or broad and healthy economics.
Specifically replying to some of the
arguments OF the circus-like adj, pre-
sumably from foreign shippers ana
steam coal barons. whose prices tho
matter how high) are to be considered
no hardship to any vessel, whether
foreign or American, we shall quote
their own figures. as follows, and draw
deductions therefrom:
Amount of pilotage paid
by foreign shipping in
1907 1850. ...;...... $4,000
Amount of pilotage to be
paid by foreign shipping
in 1908 Embellishments. 214,0o0