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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-16

~ manner IN every respect. lney have
is an honor to belong to the United
States Navy; and / have been told
that they appreciate very much and
do not i'm the slightest abuse any at
tentions which they may receive from
good women I therefore strongly
Islands should have a prominent part
in our arrangements; MIR. Phelan to d
me last night at the banquet thar 1t.
was not necessary. but that ina San
Francisco, they had been put oa sub
committees with every prospect Of
success.
7. Now, the ten or fifteen thousand
enlisted men (Which by the way they
should be called instead of sailors ana
jackiesJ are going down 90 Honolulu
with the idea of seeing Hawaiian dan
! ces, going to luaus, etc and the first
thing they get there they will be on
the quivive for these things II we can
give them in a public respectable way.
under supervision Of the committees
and the police think we ought to do
80.
= am sending enclosed an official
nropram bave subscribed I'm the
daily papers--for a period from April
| 18th to May 18th, and will now men
tion some Of the features of entertain
ment which have proved successful.
Tho foot sbouId antar tToroIutu bar-
nor in single file The barbor should
he cleared for that purpose An an
cborago nlaco sborId no arronuot for
tbam We win have sivteen war yes
soils and tbinI, Iargar number OF
! auviIiorv craft rho r,i,,,ta tho an
cbor is dr,nped the executive commit
foo ,sborId on ,boord TN evtard the
welcome of Hawaii to Admiral Sherry
and his staff who win ne in charge
The next thing in order is the official
cali nv Snerrv and staff unon tho pov-
erpor after which th. govarpor viii
return tbe carl wo.banoua+s would he
reouired If tbev are ON the program
nc only half Of the officers can attend
at a fine The wav If was ARRANGED
/ of 4 o.
a hanouet which was separata and
a,nort from, tha ARRANGEMENTS of the
reception committee He amounted
his own committee which looked after
tho uboIe brsinoss This MIGHT no
done I'm Hawaii
One of tbe grandest features of the
| whole business would no IN mako ar
rangaments to have tan or fifteen thou-
sand lois made nm and distributed nv
the ladies of Hawaii
! @ In tbc wav of sightseeing SEN
arate trips could be arranged Tor por-
tions of the officers and a portion OF
the enlisted nen nv rand transit
lbusses and automobiles couId take the
ofFicers tn the Pail. sneciaI trains could
be utiIized tn take such ms desired to
visit Oahu plantations. Diamond iead
couEd he seen with busses Here as
Won will notice by he official program
automobile rides were given to the Of
= ncers two bainp arranged for Owing
IN the small number of machines II
Honolulu am afraid this feature
should not he attempted unless If was
Iimitad strictly +o tba admiraIs and
commanders of the different war ships
and vessels
One Of the most important features
would he large space Of ground
somewhere to he known as the enlist
ed mems athletic grounds where the
enlisted mon unbamnered nv Drogram
red tame, committees or ANYTHING else
could meet and eniov themselves. play
ing baseball etc in whatever way
; fbev wished
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-16
FOR SALE.

The fixtures and show cases of the
Old Myrtle Cigar Store, on account OF
removal of business.
T. ]. FITZPATRICK.
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-18
What DO They curef

The above question is often asked con
cerping DR.. Picrce's two leading medt.
cincs, rGolden Medical Discovery" and
rFav0rite Prescription"
The answer is that ~Golden Medical
Discovery is . most potent Alternative OF
bloOd-Duritier, and tonic or invtgOratOr
and acts especially favorsbly in cura-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
bronchial tubes, stomach. bowels and
bladder curing . large per cent. of catar-
rhal cakes whether <6e disease Affects tho
nasal pSs<ases, the nisQat, !arynx, bron-
chs. stomac6N as cstasfAel dyspepsial al. J.
uterus or other pelvic orsinS Even in
the chronic or -nlcaEatixe stagfS -1 fhal6
aftectlQna. j. 4 often Successtul IN a1ect-
~ fszdtIte R1escrigiIen: 4 adxIscd
Rsc91lff. weSI[6eSsek ucl4n1efse6ts sh3
ifFe0ut{tifles lhcIdept tQXQ0Ie6 Q0li. II
Is : b0weFfUI Jet gently letting lnvi8oIAte
Ing tonic and nervino- For weak worm
has caused the lreak-iown, ~Favorite
Prescription will be found most effective
In building mp the strength, regulating
the yomenly functions. snbduing pain
and bringing. abomt healthy, vigorous
condition Of the whole system.
A hook Of particulars wraps each bottle
giving the fOrmnlse Of both medicines and
quoting what scOrcs OF eminent med.
icAI authors, whose WORKS arc cOnsulteo
BY physicians Of all the schools q practice
grediont entering into these medicines.
The words Of praise bestowed on tho
several Ingredients entering into Doctor
PieFce's @edicines by such winters should
havU more weight than any amount Of
non professional tsstIm0nials, because
such nen arc writing for the guidance u
their MEDICAL brethren and know whereof
thar epeek.
Bo6k medicines arc non-aIcoho!jc, non
foenjlG drugs. boinS composed Of glycerici
extgnc6 of She RuOts Of native, American
me4jeinsl forest plants Thoy. are both
sod hy dealern 10 medicine. You cant
aaoed e eee.ns = : substtute for ss 1nc q
5.FisSsSFs fsii5is, s.s,l, susss s-eoeted.
- ;ss. z - - = s1S ~ - sGS'sss Sss. sse y
La Junta tribune., 1908-04-18
sost soas ,oeA, ,rGns.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

| fAoA 49, DhuhiI OICdus
All kinds of fresh vegetables at
Mosher's grocery.
For RENT Pleasant down. stairs
rooms for housekeeping. Mrs. F.
Maxon. 52l Belleview.
For RENT Nine room house. In
quire Colorado Savings and Trust
Company, 2ls Santa Fe avenue.
A. W. Taylor, of La Junta. Colo,
is the new manager of the Larned
House, so says.the Larned Chrome
scope.
Palestine Commandery. No. %.
knights Templar. will attend divine
services at st. Andrews church on
Easter Sunday.
Mcvay Bros, the artesian well
experts, shipped an outfit to Ar
monday, Ill.,. where they will put
down well for the Santa Fe.
For RENT have several fur
nished rooms, with steam or stove
heat. Price reasonable. Mrs. Emma
Somers. PA Santa Fe avenue.
For RENT-In North La Junta;
six room house, with barn; one and
one-half acres Of land. For further
information inquire at this office.
FOR SALE At Glen Park. four
room Cottage; water and toilet in
house: seventy-fve foot lot. Write
Washington Hotel. Fayetteville,
Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Weller. who
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. X. A.
Eddleman over Sunday. returned to
their home in Arlington last Monday
morning
FOR RENT Furnished or partly
furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing at 81 80 week up to So. One
quarter of a mile south of La Junta,
in Ingram addition.
| w. b. Purse. of Rocky Ford. re-
signed last week as member of
/ the board of directors of the Arkan-
sas Valley Fair Association. DR..
Purse intends to locate in Lamar in
the near future.
Andy Schmid writes to change the
addr, IS of his TRIBUNE from les
I Angeles. Calf. to Cotton, Calf.
"rightin the middle of the orange
country" He says all the folks are
well, and doing fine.
George Barr. Judge Clark and C.L
Seeley, three of kind politically
tspeskiIfg, of course went to Rocky
Ford on No. 8 last Tuesday morning
4 to attend a meeting Of the republi-
can county central committee.
Mrs. ID. w. Barkley and son.
David, left for Denver last week
with Mr.. Barkley Sr.. so that he
may have expert treatment for his
ailment, which is now said to be
locomotor ataxia Rocky Ford En-
terprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Steen visited
Ordway last Sunday by the automo-
/ bile route. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Waiter Steen and
little daughter, who will make an
extended visit with the "old folks
at home" in La Junta.
C.F. Patterson. wife and little
daughter, Of La Junta, are here
visiting with F. H. Friend and fami-
lily. Mr.. Patterson. who is connect
ed with the postoffice there, is also
submitting proof on a fine home,
stead in Bent county. -Prowers
I County News.
4
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15
THE DAIRY BARN.

The barn and it's care have an i'm
portant influence in the production OF
pure milk. AS it is impossible to Sc
cure this in a dirty, dark barn, reek-
ing with odors of manure, its con-
struction must be taken into account.
Plenty of air space must be provided
in order to insure pure air.
Anyone contemplating a new barn
or the reconstruction of an old barn
to conform with the ideas here men
toned should secure some good trea-
tise on barn construction and ventila-
ton. 1t is evident to any observer
that one of the difficulties in securing
good milk is the dark, poorly venti-
lated barns, containing rotten, wood
en- floors that cannot be cleaned
Concrete is the best material for
floors. 1t is economical and can east
ly be kept cleaned. If wood is used in
floor construction it should be closely
laid in pitch and kept in perfect re-
pair. The interior of the barn should
be kept we'll covered with whitewash,
which acts as a purifier and makes
the rooms much lighter Stalls and
feed boxes should be simple in con-
struction and easily cleaned
AS a usual thing bank barns are
not good dairy barns, unless the stalls
are placed on the floors entirely above
ground and the basement is used for
storage of implements or purposes of
a similar nature. A basement as or
dlnarily constructed is dark and damp
and has low ceilings 1t is difficult to
ventilate and entirely unfit for hous-
ing animals. The drainage of the
yards around the barn is very import
ant. Yards must be dry and firm.
An accumulation of manure in the
yards is very Objectionable. The
dairyman who compels his COWS to
wade knee deep through manure be-
fore they get into the barn can never
expect to secure good milk. All dairy
barns should be light and airy, admit
ting lots of sunshine when needed,
and be kept in good sanitary condi
ton.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15
GETTING RID OF TUBERCULOSIS.

A correspondent of Wallaces' Farm
er hauls that paper over the Goals be-
cause it believes that tuberculosis is
a disease of imminent danger to the
herds of the country and that strenu-
Gus measures should be taken nv
every farmer to rid himself of it.
The editor of Wallaces' Farmer is
right. The disease constitutes a de-
cided menace to the welfare of the
cattle and hog industry of the coun-
try and one of the principal features
of the danger is the Indifference and
disbelief of SO many farmers concern
ing it.
Mr. Wallace rightly saws that get
Ing I'D and keeping rid of it is verv
simple matter. Simple as it is, it
seems to take more resolution and
foresight than most farmers possess
1t is so much easier to hug the de-
fusion that it fs not going to be much
Of shower"
Here is our own experience: Eight
years ago we bought a number OF
grade cows and two registered ones
We tested them and found in the
course of three years experience
seven animals that reacted. They
were killed and a post-mortem re-
veaied the disease in each instance
Bv that action we cleaned the trou-
BILE ont of the herd. Every wear since
we have tested the entire herd reg1l-
larlv and shall continue to do so In the
future All of the cost and trouble
has been amply COMPENSATED for by
the feeling of security and safety
which has ensued.
We can now look our cattle and
hogs in the face with the feeling that
we have done our duty at least to
keep them healthy. We will add that
the hogs have had only the farm sepa-
rated milk. Had we fed the ordinary
skim-milk we would have inoculated
them with the disease very likely, as
hundreds of others have done.
The government inspector at Jones'
Dairy Farm Sausage plant in this city
informed us last winter that when
ever he found batch of hogs from a
farm that were tuberculous he was
usually certain either that they were
drinking creamery skim-milk or that
the herd of COWS on the same farm
were tuberculous.
Let every dairy farmer clean up his
herd and extirpate the disease from
his farm and never allow any cattle
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15
GALLOWAY AND HIS LATEST SPE-
CIAL CREAM SEPARATOR PROP
OSITION.

William Galloway. the well-known
manufacturer of farm machinery. has
sprung a cream separator proposition
that is, we think very good one. Theses
of our readers who have not already in
vestigated 1T should do so at once in Or
der to get a good separator and be pre-
pared for the increased flow of milk
from their fresh cows. Galloway s. idea
is not only to save you $4,000 to $4,000
on the separator YOU buy, but by his
cooperative plan he shows the first man
in every locality who writes him how to
make $500, $500 or $500, in clean
cash on the deal. Many farmers who
have tried TIE plan are highly pleased
with it and are much impressed with the
proposition which enables a man to save
money and make money all at the same
time. If you are going to be in the
market for a cream separator this
spring Mr.. Galloway would be quite will
ing to write you personal letter ex-
planning his special proposition. He
gives you a very liberal free triad offer
lets the machine pay for itself-put
his $4,000 Gold Bond Guarantee behind
every machine-and then offers you an
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

A German dairyman made some ex-
periments in feeding the concentrates
wet and dry and his report shows that
the dry feeding gave increased yield
of richer milk, the milk increase be.
ing nearly per cent, and the fat in
crease little more than 9 per cent.
The live weight of the cows was in
creased 56.6 pounds per head in the
four weeks of dry feeding, while it
was only 6.8 pounds in the four weeks
of wet feeding. The experiment con-
firmed the well-known scientific fact
that the concentrates are digested bet.
ter when fed dry.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

The Miller-Reed-Peas Company of
Seattle have recently spent over a
thousand dollars in remodeling their
splendid creamery and butter plant
and with two immense churns and
three ripeners they now have what is.
according to reliable authority, the
largest plant of it's kind in the state.
The creamery is complete in every re-
spect and they are handling large guam
titles of cream every week, for which
the farmers in all parts of the North
west are receiving many hundreds of
dollars. They are looking for new
shippers, and as they are one of the
most reliable firms in the Northwest,
and make their remittances promptly,
we would advise dairymen to get in
touch with them.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

Elma Creamery is in a prosperous
condition and led the creameries of
Chehalis county in the output of but
ter manufactured. 1t recently elected
as president James Gleason, who is
one of the heaviest stockholders and
patrons of the concern, and one Of the
pioneer farmers of the county and
the owner Of big stock farm in the
Satsop River bottoms.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

easy plan for making good cash profits
out of the deal. Just write a postal to-
day to William Galloway. President,
William Galloway Company, Waterloo,
Iowa. Tell him you want to know all
about his latest cream separator propo-
sition and then he'll put the matter be-
fore you in his own words. 1t would be
well to mention this paper when you
write.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

Buttermakers from nearly every
state in the Union met at st. Paul.
Mimi, March II, in three days meet
ing of the National Creamery Butter
Makers Association This organiza-
ton held it's first meeting at Madison,
Wis., in 1892, and has been productive
of much benefit to the butter indus
try of the country.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15
FUEL FOR THE CITIES.

Own a drag-saw, power wood chop
per and gasoline engine. Get out IL
and 16-inch stove wood for Seattle
and Tacoma. Big profits. For inside
information write The Caldwell Bros.
Co., Seattle or Tacoma.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

on it again that have not been tuber-
culin tested. Only in this way can
complete immunity from the danger
be secured.-Hoard's Dairyman.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

Articles of incorporation were filed
recently for the Snohomish Milk Con,
densing Company, with capital stock
of $4,000, by Robert Henry, C. H..
Lamprey, G. H. Brakeman and G. M.
Cochran, and work will be commenced
upon the plant at the earliest possible
date.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15
ASPHALT ROOFING.

There are so MANY fOOfingS on The
confused by the claims made for each.
For this reason the little booklet. "a
Few Things on a Subject Worthy of Sc
rious Thought" written by Mr.. Fl. r.
Wardell, is particularly interesting. In,
it he tells i'm a most convincing manner
the superiority of Asphalt Roofing in
general and Genasco Roofing in particu-
America. This booklet is sent free by
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
Philadelphia, Pa, to anyone writing for
1t and mentioning this paper
Ia YOUR farm q haffar .aIaoa IL, Huo
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

it supplies the Coast markets instead
of allowing millions of dollars worth
of dairy products to be shipped in an
nually from the East.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

Wilbur is considering plans for the
establishment of a new creamery and
cannery there.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

Monroe is canvassing for the estab-
lishment of a condensary at that place.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15

Is your farm better place to live
on than 1t was year ago?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-15
N1mero 80

La gran duqpesa Maria, nombre
dulce que contrasta con los de
sus hermanas, es una personita
que acsba de cumplir los cuatro amos
y muestrase en- Su carita sonrOSada
tanta risuefla gracia cue enamora.
Maria sera casada con el principe
Carlos, Ell hijo mayor del heredero al
trono de Rumanfa, y auqua : los cortos
amos de este principe no permlten f.
jar con precision sus aficiones, es IN
gallardo infante muy correcto. Su
amor ilimtado por los soidados de
piomo y sus bellos uniformes, hacen
no obstante, sonar en- IN gran militar.
en- TN gran tactico.
1.sLa menor de las tiernas princesitas,
la gran duquesa Anasta sia, que a1n
no sabe del mundo mas que andar en-
los brazos que Ia llevan, sera reina
sefora de Bulgaria, por su enlace
con Boris, el gentil principito. hijo
mayor de Fernando de Bulgaria 81
acaso en- eSta terra levantisca no
ocurre algdn suceso analogo al que
en- Servia puso fin la dinastfa de
los Obrenowitch. Son los actuales
tiempost tan crueles para los principles,
y hay tantas y tan diversas ensefian-
zas en- el ejemplol
De todo.s modos, tales son los pro-
yectos del Car ! sus ministries seg1n
Sc dice en- las cancillerias, en- tanto
que las dulces prncesitas ignoran
sus destinos, y por dicha ignoran los
horrores que en- ell lejano Oriente
sus sdbditos cometen y padecen.
FEDERICO UHRBACH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-15

de camino, que a la sana Y fuer-
te quietud de los campos llevas
la frivola y loca algeria de her
mosas mujeres. Tu rastro, agri-
dulce para la inquietud del al.
ma, es rastro de perfumes, que
en- el aire quieto luchan con los
composites aromas, vision indie
elsa de vagas bellezas apenas
vislumbradas bajo Ell recato de
los blancos velos, ecos de risa
cristalina, quebrada y fresca,
como chorro de aqua en- tazon
de marmOl. -.
ENRIQUE DE MESA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-15
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
SESSION DEL JUEVESl.

A las 10 y s minutes di6 comienzo
la session en- ell Conseio Executive ba-
jo la presidencia de Mr. Willoughby,
y con asistencia de los sefores con-
sejeros Acufla. del Vale, Dexter,
Hoyt, Ward, Sanchez Morales, Bar
bosa, Gromer. Grahamc y DiaH Ma
varro.
La Comisi6n de Leyes Copiadas Y
Regist1adas di6 cuenta de que el G.
B.I3 estaba listo para ser firmado y
el lTesideute, dcspuGs dc frmado, or
demo que pa sara 4 la 'Camara para
que 10 hrme tambien el Sbeaber.
Sc present6 Ell c. B al para en-
mendar Ia secci6n o de Ia ley dere-
gistro civil, por Ell s. fior AcufIa Pa
So la Com ion de Legis' aci6n.
El Secretario dc la Camara inform6
que habia aprobado los p de la {.
ndmeros 81 y SO y pasaron sus res
pectivas comisiones.
Sc declara el Consejo en- comision
total y sc presenta el c. b. co. para
su discussion
Mr.. Ward ocupa la presidencia y
Mr.. Willoughby ocupa un pupitre pa
ra discutir el proyecto. Fueron apro.
badas desde Ia secci6n 26 haSta la SO,
que trata de eliminar de la ley cleo
toral; la secci6n Ga, sin discussion.
Mr. Willoughby y Barbosa, Sc mues-
tran partidarios de que Sc cline esa
secci6n de la ley, y los senores del
Vale y Acufia, de que quede scgdn
esta.
En- la discussion tercianlos sefiores
Dfaz Navarro, Barbosa. Acufla y del
Vale; Y despu6s de aclarar varioS
puntos de una Y otra parte, Sc voto Y
fue aprobldo q. Sc elimine la seccion
62 de la ley electoral
Siendo la una de IA tarde sc did po1
terminada la session hasta las Z p. m,
bora en que sa reanudara de naevo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-15
A l. ID q

Este .es ell extrafio nombre. de
TN jOven transformista que tie
ne contratadO nuestro amigo el
popular empresario senor Gia-
cobazzi, que anuncia su llegada
d la lsla con una cCmpafIia de
varied AIDES.
Lo mas notable que trae ell
simpatico Giacobazzi. es Aldo,
el transformista genial, del que
hace los mas cumplidos elogios
la prensa de BuenOs Aires.
Tambi6n trae Giacobazzi IN
buen cinematografo con vistas
de gran actualidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-15
Reclamation contra uD trust

El juicio que ha enta blado el S1ndi-
co de "a Conpaflfa Ref1nadora de az1-
car de Pennsylvania contra Ell Trust
del az1car, por motive de las utilida-
des reclamadas 4 consecuencia de no
trabajar la Refnerfa de Pennsylva-
MIA, ha comenzado ante Ell Tribunal
correspondence Sc asegura que la
stina Sc eleva aunos diez millones
de pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-15
A los Suger!lt0reS Y AgentG

Para la hnena Marcia de esta Admins
'raci6n, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res & este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes- LasBAJAs SO avisaran los dfas 30 8
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta q
surtiran efecto en- la contabiidad hasta el
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que sc
solicitor.