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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

A Bar Harbor housewife is bemoan-
ing the theft of some forty jars of
preserves, her entire winters store
which she had preserved and put up
this fall with infinite pains, and which
were looked forward to in that house
hold with anticipation for the winter
months. Her CONSERVATION and other
stronger feelings We're only too evil
dent when she went down cellar one
afternoon this week to get a Jar of
sauce for supper, and found that
every vestige of the preserves We're
gone. that some thief hankering for
sweet things had entered and taken
it all. even to the last jar. DiliSent
efforts are being made to find the cul-
prit. and when he is found. it will go
hard with him. 1t looks Just now as
if store preserves would be the chief
one in that family during the coming
winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

GOIn9 Up
A cranky school teacher. OF Lynn
once sat on the point OF pynh,
she arose with a shrek
And when she could spiek :.
Said: Don't ever do 1t agyhh.
Houston Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

The family of O. w. II. Judk'ns met
in reunion at Norway recently. There
were % III the party ard though Mr..
and Mrs. Judkins have been married
80 years, no death has occurred in the
family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

Capt. A. B. Knight of Richmond,
who is well known to people along the
Kennebec and around Bouthbay, re-
Gently caught a thousand-pound shark
while fishing off the coast. He lowed
the fish to Capitol Island where it has
been viewed by many people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

The old "Grover' store in Boothbay
is being demolished to make room for
improvements. 1t was built about 100
Yeas ago and was first used as a
bakery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

A Jonesport storekeeper is exhibiting
a turnip weighing "A pounds and II
ounces and measuring 80 inches in cir
conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

Officials of the Bangor & Aroostook
Railroad estimate that the total potato
crop of Aroostook county and contigu-
Gus counties served by that railroad
this year has. aggregated 23,0OO0CO
bushels, which have commanded a
market price of s12.O0O,00O This is the
best potato record this section of
Maine has ever made.
Men and teams are hard at work re-
moving the south terrace on the State
House grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-10

John III. Brown of Bath has been ac-
lively engaged as a teamster in that
city for AZ years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30

cisco wholesale firm if imitation whis-
ky could be sold here was ordered an
swered to the effect that if it was la
beled as imitation the commissioners
had not power to forbid it's sale.
In this day man wants everything
reliable" He requires a reliable au-
tomobIe, a reliable timepiece, reli-
able investments and a reliable res
taurant. The latter is Notes.
The steamer Claudine arriving from
Hawaii and Maui ports this morning
Brought 1919 bags sugar, SO bags can,
automobile, 60 hogs, 81 packages
hides, 224 packages sundries.
A vacation until after the holidays
has been declared at the Japanese con-
sulate. Consul General Uyeno and
staff will spend part of the time at
Mr.. Sano's place at Kahuku.
A meeting of the health committee
of the Board of Supervisors will be
held this evening to consider a MILF
ordinance and amendments to the
plumbing ordinance.
Subscriptions have been received by
Mrs. Mary H. Atcherley to pay the
+ passage of DR.. Atcherley, herself anC
children to Samoa. 1t is anticipated
that the lunacy commission will grant
the doctor parole from the asylum.
Specifications for laying the Kulf
pipeline are now prepared in the Pub
lie Worke office. More than a veal
will probably elapse before the watel
flows. The pipe distribution will b'
heavy job, the contract having {
year to run.
A trial will convince you that the al
hand work at the French Landry 25'
Beretania street, is far superior tt
machine work and that your linen will
wear longer
/ Silvas Toggery is the place to blu!
clothing for boys. The splendid nev
stock of Ederheimer, Stein clothes nov
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
CuriOs of all
Descriptions
WOmaa's exchange
WIG. Irwin & Co., Ltd
sUGGR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
-.LaNNTs zOR-
Hotel Street near Union.

AGENTS SOR-
ustsn,c Steamship Co.. San FRANCISCO
Cal.
saisvin Locomotive Works, PhilA-
dOlphlS, Pa.
u.hnlsn Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar
Company, Honolulu Plantation Co.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co.,
xilauea Sugar Plantation Co., DO
vulu Company, Panuhau Sugar Plan
ep+loa Co., waimanalo Sugar Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
WIRELESS GREETING

Acting Governor Mott-Smith today
threw out a greeting by wireless over
the watery waste to Governor Frear
on board the steamer Tenyo Maru
bound hitler from San Francisco. No
doubt it will reach the Governor be-
fore another day is sped, and his re
ply be flashed back through twelve or
fourteen hundred miles of space. The
Acting Governors message reads:
Usual reception Arcadia Monday
Mrs. Frear and child we'll"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per stmr. Claudine, from Hawaii
and Maui ports, Dec. BOT. Mulloy
Rev. w. Kamau, Mrs. j. o. Wilder,
D. H Davis, wife and child, Mrs. S.
Davis, w. E. Fork and wife, w. A
Anderson, E. S. Newman and wife, D.
R. Poldpala, wife and child, ]. Kirk
land, Miss M. Won Seggein, Miss A
Bisgaard, Mrs. M. Wilson, w. C
Moore, ]. G.. Duarte, w. ]. Wakes, Mrs
Kohler, w. w. Kirkland, c. w. Ash
ford, N. D. Asdell, Miss S. Akona, X
]. Zedwitz and "A deck.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30

being shown is the finest line ever
brought to Honolulu.
If you've pictures to be framed, take
them to Honolulu Lotto Supply Co.
Big assortment of moulding and ready
made metal frames, The best facil-
titles for framing
Purser Kimbling reported the bark
st. Katherine, at Hilo, and the bar
kentine Makaweli and the S. S. Ari-
conan at Kahului.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, U. s. Weather Brreau,
Young Building
Honolulu, I. H., Dec. 30, 1909.
Temperatures: t.. m; s a. m; 10
M; and morning minimum.
SO; Il; a; g.
Barometer reading; Absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic fooD relative
humidity and dew point at a m
30.07; 6.G74;NS1 60.
Wind: veiUc1ty and direction at G
"a. M; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
2 NE; NE; NE; IL Me-
Rainfall curing "a hours ending 8 a.
M: 80 inch.
Total VINO movement during "a hour
ended at noon 1O6 miles
VIM. u. S1OCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30
WATCH FOR SYMPTOMS OF GROUP

do not allow Group to develop.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will pre-
vent the attack. Watch for the first
symptom. which is usually horseness
and give this remedy freely. 1t should
always be kept in the home where
there are young children. For sale
by all dealers, Benson Smith & 90.
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-30

Fine Job Printing. star omcO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22

lioite, oct bar oct Sro, Der gap bans
gr9oifen Den it9rfe Gone. Sg lao
banoe bans 8reoifen altio bet Of
giort Werfe: ben fsrte otilbage til
9oaben 90 frem til 0ooberen", boor-
for oct oeiaa / De ienere aar efter
giIb. 9ecfs 8eo blep bam, Der bolot
Sfriftetolen beo De Itore aorlige Ms.
Der.
BrpOifenerne nomgrfe0e iie l9r-
Zig peo oeres 9enDttelie al Sfriftens
Oro. 0ette bang bel Iontmen me0
EN- anoen @ienoommeligbeo: Hrooit
9lumes @one til at boloe 8ibell9s-
ringer. anoers Stubfipr iogOe en-
gang: o8i bar ooitiaige, Der fan
pr9oife lige iaa goot iom eler maa.
Ife beore emo 9lume, men jeg FEM
Der life bans 2i9e til at boloe 8i
bell9sninger."
Den af0g0e bar Ell ireniif 9atur
oper for on0re gH%etninger" inoen
for Dor 5olfefirfe; ban bar ell inrif
Delta9er | 9etbesoa-M f 9oerne ira De-
res fsrite @egpnOelie, og ban eIeoeoe
lig oner at oisie Weoer I'M after log
ties genoplioeoe;;A ban bar ligeleoes
Meolem Of acknowledgements og
inotil for ct Mars Sio iioen ogioo
Meolem al oettes 9eitprelie. San-
tbolmisiionen boooe / bom en- Sen;
bpor fu1tOe ban blibe parm, faor BON
tolte ON oenne fin &ierteio9l
8erimoo funoe De ienere aars fir
fepolitiife SpergsmaoI life afoinoe
8lume no9en Snteresie. o0eSp6rgS.
nlaal ioritaar iea mig life paa," err
flGreoe ban," .oe i%nteresierer mig
life.
Oct bar Oroets Sorfpnoelie til
Menneifers Opp9ffelie og Srelie, Der
baboe belle bans Snteresie.
0erfor funoe ban ogiaa gl9oe ii9
oOer anores arbeioe, naar BET blot
baooe bette Maal, ielp ON oct fer-
tes irem paa Ell noeet anoen Woaoe,
emo ban ielo bar pont til. De, Der |
FIN Sio bar meo / o89ffeliesmgoer.
nes" grbeioe, fan tale meo oerom
Stiae funoe ben gomle Bropit oG
bans Suitrii bore meo | @rbeioet
aften efter aften og al belle oeres
Sierte el9oe Jig oner De unge ar9f-
ter, Der tog arbeioet OPP.
g. 6. 8Iume blep fin fsrlte Seer
ligbeo til Menneifers 5relie fro til
oct iioite, oe oct er life minoit oct,
Der bill brinse Cubs 5oIf runbt ON
/ 9anmarf | @aoro og Spite til at
iige:
ggre bore oenne Sieners Winoel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22

ip9rret, ioaleoes at ingen, Der boer |
Suiet, fan fomine no.
Ser ifal mn foretages offentlig Sac.
nation | 8pen.
Smitrnernc git itrafs | Jorbpm. -
On Sfreooer oe en- @rbeiosmanb |
Ooenie bleo Ssnoae ben 8. os. tag-
ne | Sorparing af BoIitiet, foroi De
bapoe misban6let beres reipeftipe
~sGgtemager meo aoiteifaft oe Stof.
De to Suitruer inofanot fig ifplge
nSDns Sib." imi6lertio Fort efter
paa Yolitiitationen for at beoe ON
goot SER for Manoene, og oisie
fit oarefter COB at eaa.
De fpbcabapnife Jeriebprn.
S9aesfomiteen for De febenbapnffe
Seriebsrns 2anoopboIo meooeler, at
Den | Var bar t0ien0t Opraab og
Mrtifler til 247 8laoe % bar mob.
taeet co. 900 9iIbuo ON at mootaee
Sfolebsrn | Gerien. Der er | Mar
life fremfommet en- eneite 4lage ODER
9ernenes OpfsrieI, iaa bet Iaber til,
at Gorboloene melIem Gerienprterne
og De imaa @Giter bIiper betre aor
for Mar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22

meloelie paa 8pfogeofontoret. Can't
Iige Slinftion9rer peo Bolitiet blep
ienot no for at iege efter aammera-
ten, Der itrafs banoe imurt Saier og
efter noele Simers Sorlsb fanotes
ban paa en- Marf | Omesnen.
Gm imnf Wabe. @repinoe M9le-
felot-2ebn bar I'll. uMiooelf. @b."
operlaot Baltor Sertels gnfe ct Sus
meb Saue, Der logger inluft oeo @aen
pan 39rseaaros @runo. Suiet er
operlaot Sru Sertel ne0erlagsfrit,
ino l9nge bun leber.
Gupperne. Den TIT. Jsiifns ansre-
ben. H8. Ieile, a. Oftober. 29ee
2uopie Msqer | Belle, Der bar n9ret
fonititueret iom Stiftsfpiifus UNDER
Stiftsfpiifus Mulpaos gortreiIe, og
iom | ben M%nIeoning bar tiliet Sop
petiIf9loene / Silfebore, er bIepen let
angrebet at aopper.
g-pioemifommisiionen bar truffet
ole miIise GorbolosreeIer for at
binore Spgoommens bioere llobre-
Belle.
Yatienten benIieger forelebig | lit
Stem | Belle. Gienoomrnen CT al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22

6elgenoe meooeIeS efter gar. 8gbl."
at 5. Off,:
S @oar Morges iop Brooit g. 6.
9lume ben efter l9noere 3ios Spg.
Dom. Snart ioo oct no til at goo
moo Sio, mart moo Oeo, men til
iinit moatte ben mere enc 73.aorige
WnnO BUTTE nnoer.
aaereOe / CONNER, oo ban Del
too / Snore.Misiious geitoreIiesme.
De / Soenie, iao ban 9anife title ben
uoen at oeltage / 6orban0liugerne,
men ban mente BOG enonu at fun.
ne paatage Jig 2eOeIien of oct Meoe
al Snore.Miisiion9rer. Der ifliloe boil.
6es | oenne Waaneo.
Snore-Diisiions a%rbeibere faar
imi0lertio life mere gronlt 8lunte at
ie | oeres areOs.
MeO banl er en- al Snore- Misiions
betDoeligere Vi9n0 gaaet bort.
Meget bar IS. 6. 9lnme taIt I'M
Der itn LANCE 9r9itepirfiombe0, %
ban blioer oeO at taIe, efter at ban
er 900.
aGe gegne, bnor ban bor pirfet,
bar bans Sro efterlaot Jig Spor.
s 9oroing brgo ban Sci | Snore-
Misiions fsrite 9age; Der ian1leoes
De beaige fra pioe areoie ON bans
9rGoifeItoI, og ira Den bIen Der piit
mango Sci til 6relie. Seller life paa
De andre @9ne, bnor ban bar bait
fin @irfiombeo, oil ban bline 9lemt.
San bar ogioa - meo Den Bnnft.
lig6eo, Der bar bans Serfen6e fro.
fat | aar for Aar at beige line
eamIe Menigbeoer liee til De iioite
|, gar, oa bans Selbreo binoreoe bam
6eri.
San bar Ell prppet Mano, oerfor
bar bans gr9oifen ogiaa ao0 at
g9ite; oerfor bnnoe ban noeet at
gipe, nanr ban brogte Gpangeliet
frem.
Sin Sopeoitprfe banbe ban iom
Yr9oifant, og ban bar paa bette
Smraaoe poet meget, Der er al bli.
penoe g9ro, bnoo Der nofiom frem.
gaar of De mango Br9oifener, Der
bar p9ret offentlieeiorte gennem
.Snore-Wisiions Sioenoe", og be
Br9oifeniamliuger, ban bar uogioet,
bporaf i9rlig ben fprite | en- lang
Morr9ffe bIep l9It ON Senbagen |
mango troenoe Siem og berte til
BET, man iamleoes ON | mango Mis.
iionsbuie.
San bar / fine ferIte Br9iteaar Ell
afgiort neutrality-suspicious. men /
gorenes SOB blep bans Yr90ifener
fulot iaa meeet til Seliggerelie for
De troertoe iom til Sppaffelie for
be bnntro.
San por Ell ofgiort aoriets prG-
bifant, for bpenl bet Orb ON Sein
Deo oa BLOB" bar oct ferite og bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22
OanIfe apinbers TorIparsforcning

bar iornplie aiboIot Gepreientant.
ifabsmsoe / asbenbaon.
Weoet oeltog 3epreientater for
De iteolige @rene af Sorenineen |
So 5olfetingsfreoie. 9esuoen oper'
upreoes Wsoet efter Snobpoelie of
tolrige Meolemmer af besee 2igs-
oogens 8ing og of andre fenote
goIitifere, of Gepreientanter for ben
foriparsoenIiee presie / os uoen for
So~peoitaoen, af forifeaige af 5or-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22

Ell Del 2nno- og Seofficerer M. Il.
Ws0et, bois Sormanl bar at plan.
I9gge 4rbeioet | De fommenoe aor,
~inoleoeoes of Commander, Sru CHAR
Iotte Rorrie +. Sarbou. meo en- for
|tere Gale, iom oels reiumereoe 5or.
eningens bi6tioiee 8irfiombeo, bells
bererte nogle df oens n9rmeit fore
Iiggenoe Spgdoer. Derefter bolot
2anostingsmano Sereen Beoerien ct
linelie-politiif 5oreorag om5orioars-
iagens Siitorie og uOii9terne for De
enonu uafgiorte SpsrgsmaoIs 9ss.
ming.
Gen 6 os. mpotes 8oreningens BE
praientonter ieer for at orefte oa
forifeai9e Sp6r9smaal n9rmere,
nabnlig oeres proftiife ~ltof6relie, Der
moa bore forifeuig / De f~orifeaige
Dele al 9anoet. Oct bite zig. at Der
life bar nogen, Ser t9nfte poa at iilO-
title Birfiombe0en, men at Der tunrt-
imo0 hos ollie fan0tes ben bormeita
aGrligbeo til 6orioarsiagen og oen
~faiteIte gilie til at fortl9tte 2lrbei.
oct for at tilneiebringe Ell fulot be-
trDg9enoe Oroning at 0anmarfs
Soribar.
9anif .Misiion / Nrabicn.
SEQ Meoet / Gosfiloe 0omfirfe for
leoen inoleoeoe 9ompronit 8onoo.
MisiionGr S6per gap enSfiloring
al SilItanOen / De mubammeOonife
2anoe. 9por Sslom er robreot, Der
tier Der Dso. Sbor oct er anoerle-
0es, I. CTS. / 9ggppten, ifpl0es oct
De 9riitle. Ser bi no oper Den mn.
bommeoanife 8eroen, finoer Ri, at
Den logger ben | glenOigbeo, Den bar
nnppe oct neopeiloige til 2ipets OPP
bolo, o9 bet life blot materielt, men
ogioa / nonoelig Senieenoe. 9aar
man bar Jet oft oette, nlaa man raa-
be no til De ariitne: Siplp oisie
Wtenneiferl
9r.SeDer f~ortalte il1ttelig ON 9lr-
6eioet paa Wisiionsmarfen, og op.
iororeoe Menigbeoen til at beoe for
oenne @erning ON flere arbeioere,
SrGnot libel / lin Scns. Npftoeo
A.. Oftober. @rene Solcf 8interfelo
til Mareretenluno oeo Sare er /
gtat brenot til Oeoe / i'm Sens.
SEQ II Chen ringeoe Green fra
tit gprelie, og ga Somfruen itrafs
efter fom til Steoe, ito6 Seneen I
Slommer.
@reoen bar frpgteli9 forbranot.
San mola9oes pao Sare Spgebus,
bpor ban bsoe | Iorees 81. 7.
lllnffen er lfet peo, at ct 2ps poo
0otboroet peo Sengen er n9ltet. Den
afoeoe, Der blep SO slat gl., bar /
mango glor peret ioagelig.
aponofprilen. 4arbus, 4. Sftober.
S 4arbus offentlige Slagtebns er |
lioite llee ila9tet til Spiflanb: 1862
Str. Sornfo9g, 43 Snin 90 IL
Soar.
s iomme 2iosrum er al leneroe
9ornfp9g afien6t fra 4arbns til
Tpiflano pr. Camper oirefte 81
Str. og pr. Sernbane nia aoloing
AZ Str.
Eli a~ebenbapn afienotes % Stf.
Sornfo9g.
6reoerifsbann, 3. OCTOBER. 5 ll9en
fra &c. Septbr. til 3. Oftober er
Der ila9tet / 5re6erifsbaons pripate
erportilaeterier: 1852 Stfr. Orer, Der
bopeoiageIie er afifibet pr. Camper
til Norge.
Sra oe ooer 5reoerifsbapn er Der
paIt ofifibet pr. 0ompere til Gbri-
Itianio: 100 9aller fertile Srefroppe,
BOG 30,6t0 &g, 1 0aQe fertile Soine-
froppe, BOG so So, 90 AS Str. le.
penoe Orer, iamt til Gbriitiansiano:
90 Boiler ferif Orefso, bog 1858
Sig.
gsbierg, 8. Oftober. S iioite nge
er DER fra oe ODER gsbierg uofert |
alt til 9onoon: 40 Waller Orefso,
BOG 1852 go, 8 Eremmefasier, gr.
1910 go. meo IA fertile Spinefroppe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-22
Oronine meo Doertaoelien fan OPP

Oroning meo 0~perta9elien tan OPP
ilaas.
@innerllp aongetienoe eies ogioa
af @reo Sponneef og bill lieeleoes
bIipe ioIet. $50
San MATTE of meb Yensene isen.
On Dag forleoen inofanot Ell &pifer
fig / ct 8en9einititut | SbiIteo for
at fao TO so Marfieoler pefsleoe i
oanif Ment. S SfDnoineen logoe
@fspeoienten life neie Merfe til SEQ
lerne og tog Dem for 100-Morfieoler;
8piferen loo iom ingenting og git
i'm Sci. Sort efter blep imiolertio
5eiltagelien opoaget, og ser git MI
8uo efter SDiferen, iom ~orbeioeoe
poa @asberfet. 9an pnaItoo ifgl-
9e 0Sbiit. @mtsao.", at oct bar 100
Worf e0ler, ban bnboe faaet befslet,
men oa Der 6aooe oeret 8i0ner til
5orretningen, maatte ban tiIiioit mo
rgntme, at Seolerne fun leo pao BET
babe. og til6ogeIenere De Benge, ban
6ap6e facet for meget.
Sabrifs6ranOen | &anbcrs. SEQ
lln0eri6gelierne on9aaen0e 9ranoen
poo Sunc6erS alpoefo6rif / 9ianoers
er oct go0tgiort, at 8ranoen er op.
Itaaet / 8grreItuen og ffploes Selp-
a~l1t9n0elie. Sner 8ormer6rene fano.
teS Der if9lge oNano. ". glp." nogle
5taoltroa6sbDloer / 3rprammer
o0enooer bneronore, og poa 0isie
6ploer benln90es Der Glitoe M. b.,
iom lful0e terres. alit0ene oar for
inoen 6ebaloleoe Ueo en- Spre. Ser
bnboe f6r bGret SlO / aluoene pao De
neoerite SplOer, og man t6rreOe Der.
for life mere poa oisie. garmen
bar imiolertio paa gronooagen Doe.
ret iao it9rf, at 9luoene paa De neit.
neoerite SplOer er bleben tenote, og
oa Der / gje6liffet ingen Menneifer
bar til Ste6e, bar SIoen faaet 8io
til at breoe Jig.
2anosnoitiGingen. SEQ Qanosuo-
itiGingens 5orretningsuooal9s Mtpbe
oen g.. Os. ooerrafte @tatsraaO Sill.
enboro paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beg
ne 9or9melter Orediel Ell Win6e-
oape | Sorm al en- meget imuf SelO-
iaroiniere, fpl0t meo pra9tfuloe DO
ier. Saroinieren berer ~fslgerloe Sn-
ifription: I'll Sr. 9orgmeiter
0re6iel / tafnemlig Grinoring ON
Br9lioentbperpet peo 2afiosuoltiain.
gen / @orbus IS. Moi-3. Oft.
1907. gnonioere err Ger | forfeit
lige Setter ciieleret imnffe @engi-
pelier af SnoultribaIlen. Moifinbal-
len, gleftricitetsboaen, Sapebrues.
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-18
Will Meet FOR
CONSIDERATION
Of TARIFF BILL
(By Associated Press !

WASHINGTON, March IL The
house ways and means committee will
meet at 10 tomorrow to begin the
consideration of the tariff bill. 1t is
believed they will devote only one
sitting and will report the following
day when the debate with the COM
mittee of the whole will begin, which
is expected to take ten days or two
weeks. Clark stated that every effort
will be made to amend. 1t is believ-
ed the minority will be accorded
more time to prepare report than
the rule for similar bills heretofore.
The senate finance committee will in
formally consider the bill tomorrow.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-18
ASK FOR PROTECTION
FOR WOOL INDUSTRY
Wool Growers Appear Before House
Committee and Ask that Duties be
Retained on Their Product.

there was great danger of an insur-
rection in Cuba if the tariff on sugar
is not reduced and the arguments
made by Claus R. Spreckles, of New
York, in favor of a reduction in the
duty were the striking features of the
hearings on the sugar schedule. Sec
retary of War Wright appeared be-
fore the committee in favor of fee
sugar from the Philippines. He de-
clared that the so-called sugar trust
was understood to own 81 per cent
of the stock of the beet sugar re-
fineries and that that is possibly the
reason why the beet sugar industry
has not grown in this country. The
Louisiana cane sugar growers claim
ed that the price to the consumer of
sugar and the price paid to the far
mer for his product is fixed by the
sugar trust"
The California fruit growers were
arrayed against the importers, and
one argument advanced by the latter
for reduced duties on lemons was that
the recent earthquake in Sicily had
resulted in scarcity of labor and
the destruction of lemon groves. Sen
ator Hale appeared before the COM
mittee to ask that tapioca -four be
specially provided for in the bill. Sim
liar requests were made on numerous
articles. The committee found con-
siderable information at it's disposal
in volume giving statistics regard
ing imports and duties prepared by
| William W. Evans, assistant clerk of
the committee. William X. Payne is
the clerk of the committee
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-18
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE
wool growers of Ohio and the west
ern states declared emphatically to
the house committee today that fur
ther protection must be given the in
dustry or the wool growing business
would be entirely wiped out. The
woolen manufacturers also asked that
the present duties at least be retained
on their product. There were several
supplementary hearings on the wool
schedule, all of which indicated that
the various branches of the industry
differ as to the proper classification
and differentials to be established in
the tariff. The carpet manufacturers
declared that the classification in the
present tariff is unjust to their in
dustry and similar claims were made
by other manufacturers. There was
much testimony which shed consid-
cradle light on the methods en-
ployed in the manufacture of woolen
fabrics, indicating that much So
called pure wool clothing contains
considerable shoddy and rags. This
called forth the suggestion from Rep
resentative Clark that there should
be pure clothing law, similar in its
objects to the pure food law
The admission from the Philip
pines, free of duty, of 100000 tons OF
sugar was the first proposition on
which the ways and means commit
tee agreed. This action was taken
by the committee following a confer
ence with Mr. Taft. The statement
by Edwin F. Atkins, of Boston, thai