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New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
DELAY IN MOTOR PARKWAY.
Question of Jurisdiction in Permitting Track
to Gross Jericho Turnpike.

The Long Island Motor Parkway. Of which Will
lam K Vanderbilt, 1r is OF the chief pro-
jectors. IS TO be delayed in completion through
legal entanglements. The Board of Supervisors of
Nassau County decided yesterday TO prevent the
Parkway from crossing Jericho Turnpike at Bevel
Hill. near Mneola. The matter will be taken to
the courts and there may be considerable delay
while 1t is being thrashed out.
The Long Island Motor Parkway Incorporated
secured permission from the Board of Highway
Commissioners Of the town OF North Hampstead.
in which the crossing at issue lies, to cross the
Jericho Turnpike. with proper provisions. all spe-
cifcally stated. The Motor Parkway officials say
they have opinion signed by the Attorney Cen
eral upholdng this act of the commissioners
Supervisor Smith Cox. chairman OF the board
has doubts however, as to whether the county has
not some responsibility in the matter. and 1t has
been decided TO employ counsel to fight the Motor
Parkway in the courts. The officials Of the latter
express astonishment at the move. and II Is ssid
will exhibit their formal permit and copy Of the
law as their defence.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
LONG ISLAND COTTAGES RENTED.

Douglas Robinson Charles s Brown Co.
Aspe rented 20 Theodore WOLF for the remainder
o. ne season the cottage Of Daniel S Wood, at
srsr-nstoe4on. Long Island They have rented also
tY. a Kane IT'S cottage at Huntington 10 Charles
fw. Emban
a tract Of land 81 Centre Island, Oyster Bay has
e,e<n sold for Mrs J H Underhin by Douglas
Eacerrsnu Charles s Brown & Co. The purchas ser
iuzs 7. b Bleecksr-
The Dunton Lodge Realty Company made yester-
Aay ths largest sale OF the year at Dunton, Long
trslsnc- John Bayne bought eighteen lots IN Van
!wyck s-enue He intends to build twelve houses
ten the property this summer and VIII begin work
90 onns on the first two.
: Joseph P. Day has sold three plots 4oxloo feet
Aesnh at Manhattan Beach Estates TO Mrs. Fannie
u Ie Mont Mrs Mary h. Copeland and Henry {.
bCnpeIard- The lots are on the west side Of Beau
cro,t street near Oriental Boulevard. The buyers
WI at onoe begin improvements.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT 5O.-SEALED BIDS will be
received by the Board OF Water supply,
In Room aIO 299 Broadway. New York,
until IL A NJ, on Tuesday. August IL
1900. for CONTRACT 30 for the construc-
tion OF three field Office buildings and two
horse sheds and moving one horse shed in
the Croton division of the Catskill aque-
duct In the towns of Yorktown and New
castle Westchester County. New York At
the above place and time the bids will be
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tanning information for bidders. ard
pamphlets OF contract drawings can be OBJ
tained at Room 1910 at the above address
by depositiug the sum Of five dollars fs5l
for each pamphlet. For further particulars
see Information for Bidders
JOHN A BENSEL. President CHARLES
N CHADWICK, CHARLES A SHAW
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water
Supply.
THOMAS HASSErr. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS Very
nice Norwegian girl: good waitress, neat
ersl houseworker or kitchenmaid Oster-
berg's Bureau. Tls Lexington ave. Tel
l0S5-PlaZa.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
SENTENCE SUSPENDED ON PRIEST

Sentence was suspended yesterday in General
SESSIONS on the Rev Patrick J. Hendrick Cath
Elic priest who pleaded guilty 20 third degree
assault He said drink had been the cause of his
rushing George Nelson. 4 Port Chester youth. from
THE elevated station platform az Third avenue and
sz6 stree: on May ls Judge O'Sullivan warned him
shsr another offence in this community would
render him liable 70 punishment for the Nelson
GSssult
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
GOES INSANE IN POLICE CELL.

In a m OF temporary insanity James Donohue
O master plumber living No 200 East s5th street
who under arrest for assaulting his sister-in-
saw. brt1ed his head against the wall OF his cell
Until he fen unconscious in the East Ssth street
police station yesterday morning Donohue is
rorty-fve years old and is a giant in stature
When he had been revived il took six policemen
DO hold him while Dr. Schmidt sewed up the cuts
BE had inflicted mis- head. strait was nut
him and he removed to the Presbyterian
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

court that the gas companies were not making
every effort TO pay the consumers the rebates due
them. Any suggestion 10 the contrary, the state
ment said was "tantamount TO charge Of col
fusion between the court and the gas companies
The Consolidated company adds;
ANY intimation suggestion or inuendo charging
the companies with not making every endeavor to
pay this money is wholly unwarranted and abso-
lutely without any basis in fact"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

PEsPONsIBIeE MAN. so, who Vas IN
business To- himself for 10 years wishes
position ~ anything: can Eive security.
RottEer. i4s East 2Tth st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

and WAITRESS or
chamhermaid and nurse. Young Protas-
mt SlSS2o- J.. Hofmsy-rs Bureau, I52
Fest 2sd 81. Telephone 1864 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

L1e rcSuI5 q IlLo Ilee-l
x3on Rooms No. Il Vesey street. as follows
BIZ JOSEPH p. DAY.
ESQ and $50 West 146th 125 Fl . % Broadway
houses; Charles II. Ro
ssnthsl Rae GinsberE 81 al; Calm. Nordnger &
-Andsuer: sttys: Maxwell Davidson ref amt due. 81,
e7s S.: taxes. etc. SIS "a withdrawn.
East 156th cor Csuldwell ave, runs Z COX 2ol
Trinity X : Cox 301 70 beg, vacant: William Il
Harris Charles Kastenhuber et all Fancher Nicol
atty; Nyrcn Suzbe-ze-, ref S1s.227 IS;
etc se2 As sub prior mtge Of sls1S1 IS; TO the
fsferdsnt So go
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Bronx BuILpING f1ANs.
NEW BUILDINGS

BUILDINGS
sc-otoua Park East z q 1-4-h -; <-r
son orer STANLEY A Dennis aTchitect: cost $4,000
Testcheste- =, 50 IS n y Of Ferris Place
for story brick and dwelling "a 81
tsct cost I.-.-.l- $500
s76th St z :. 24o = Of Prospect ave 4 FOR two
Etory brick dwelling. s2xe5 &. story
owners: Fsenrv Feiser ar3hitecf. cset rbwo
Webster eve, fs1rh for four
sro-y n-fck tenement. 2sx72. Charles Bjorke-
eoFt - '.----.!! -.-.- 1900
Gleason 200 It = of Beach ave: g
story hrfck Toulouse 25x2o: Rebecca Del
Gaudio. owner: n " Del Gaudso architect:
cost -------------- 49, oO1
ka-peuter II g Q 23sth 81: for Eve
and cae-hslf dwellings. 20x35
t.cts tossl cost 80 p 500
s-onrcsie 6. q = n q Rhinelander sve;
for story and dwelling.
.rcsf4ect: cost 7ooo
ALTERATIONS
epxn NeSt ave. n 8, 30 II ~ of Holland
eSns-- Charles steg1nsyer. architect: cost enc
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED,

Justice Bischof. Of the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Jacob Katz receiver OF the rents Of No. %
Division street and No 224 East Broadway, a
three story and basement tenement house. pending
g suit brought ny B Goldstein against Augusta z.
Smith and others II forecIose second mortgage OF
s7.on0 The prior lien amounts 70 E2s0on.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
DESKS AND OFFICE FURSITURk
RAILROADS.
PALTIx0RE z OHIO 2. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. 23d ST. Lto'y St
Washington. Sleepers. .... II so pm l. 30 am
Washington. Diner. Parisr T.5o am 500 am
Washington. Diner. ParloF $50 sm 1000 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor. IL so am Il 90 n n
Washington. PArlor. ...-.- ] so pm 2 90 pm
Parlor Car. New York 20 Rlchm mond. Va
Royal Ltd" Diner. PArior g. so pm 400 pm
Washington, Diner. Parior s 90 pm 6 90 pm
Washington. Buffet. Parior Z. so PM 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West.
Chicago. PtttshurK. so am 500 an
Chicago. Columbus: IL 50 am II 90 nm
Pittsburg. Cleveland ..--. $50 pm AGO pm
..Pittsburg L4mi,sd,. $50 pm 20 pm
Gin. ST. L. Louisville 50 pm $50 an
Gin. 81. L. Louisville so am 10 % am
Gin, ST. L. Louisville. $50 rm 6 90 pm
On1ces. 245, 434. 1900 Broadway, 9 Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. n. Y: IS Ave. B.
- Ridge St; s4S Fulton ST., Brooklyn;
West 22d ST. and Liberty St
After p. n. Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be Obtained at Bureau Of Information.
3. q O. r. r, zSd St Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $50.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

WEST POINT, n T. JULY l. 1soe-sRALBp PRO
w posals in tffpcste subject TO the
furnishing forage and Post will 3. "a
ceived until - o'clock NJ July sc. 1909 Deliveries "a
be made during nsczl ending June 30 Tnfor
nation furnished upon application. L. -e~erv.s
thereof Envelopes containing proposals should b
endorsed Proposals for Forags ard Straw" Adir~s.e
cuarfernasr-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

MHfN
MADE $50 no IN five years In the mall
order business: began with s. Send foE
free booklet Tells now. Heacock- slA
Lockport. N I.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

S1nco-d ave = e corner 1<7th ST. 80 zz1oo; Cen
f-sl Mortgage Company loans Joseph Poldow-- s1s'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Country Board.

SELECT MOUNTAIN CAMP for Is. near
Plainneld; IS 90 per week ball hshing, swimming,
excursions. picnics. ponies. dancing. foored
tents FIRST class table Write for reference. J. z.
WILLIAMS 26t Fifth
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
AGENTS WANTED.

I MADE $4,000 in I'VE years IN the mail
order business; began with IS send Tor
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock, sl+
Lockport n. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
pREssMAKrSa AND MILLINERY.

FIRST CLASS Frepch dressmaking; even
ing, ball. street wedding dresses: latest
novelties; -remodelling. 625 Lexington ave-.
near 54th st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

CHAUFFEUR. Has two years experl
ence with cars as second man. :. X
b Tribune Uptown once. 1884 3 way.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

CHAUFFEUR. gentleman going abroad
wishes 20 place his Colorcd chauffeur,
mechanic Of experience. only those desir
ing the services Of a competent man neeo
apply. Frampton. Box 2n. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
WORK WANTED
Male

BOoKKEEPER. CASHIER Married. sa.
settled. Al character. stability ripe eL
nerIenCe practical. salary $50. highest ref
erenceE: only responsible firms need answer
Box -, Railway. y +
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
DED en-, LINE.

PED SD" LINE
FOR SAN JUAN. ?. r. Il - Sc
pro CSRETLO CURAs-sse-
MARACAIBO VIA Ct H-,s,'T 80 n =
PHI -ADFJ, ,FHIA. sat. -. ~. n .
FOR Ia GjfAYRs
N4RAC'ATBo a., .
SIS MARAC AIBO- -.-- 80. 81 - =
S : ZULIA =; =. 5,.---r. 7rH'.,
Pier II. adjoining Wall 81 t-s'1,- 80. -
These Steamers Have Sips-,
dations Tor FasseT, 10 81 81
FOUL TON. BLISS = va
General Managers
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Citations.

1HE PpoPI6 OF o, TIE STATE OF NEw Yong 81
Celestin Pentre Aimee Iyet Fabas Louis Liye Joss-
Peintre Hardoun, Henri Peinre Louise Peinre the
whereas Eugene Gsvard tie 6asy
Of New Y0rE % nsS N ae appeG ne h 70 'ne Gou.
writing. barring date the second day Q; April 1881
s e as 80 RSh @ ss sd f9s u sny s 4y ss ID
@ s OF on s @ y n hs o Il 6s 6s. Of
nine sf Sad p 6s b.n s sn there n to n the
probate Of the said last VII Testament And suca
1rentyone years required to appear your guard
apply for one to he appointed or in the event Of
by the Surrogate to represent and oct for in tho
In testimony Whereof. caused Seal Of the
SnrEosaes Court t,t Of the said County Of New
IL 81 A6ner of N Y at s9rT9sse a5 & Of our % Ssd
day Of June. in .h. yesr q our Lord
Clerk Of the surrogates Court
St New York city
fI1Hp PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF. NEW YORK. By
ward r. Ro%He James b BOWIE Helen Sutton 70 Alice
B Sutton Emma 4 b. Beehs @ Esteils b. Beebe Carenos
NJ BOVINE John southgate Bovine, Mary 4. BOVINE Helen
ested in the estate of Bmma E. BOVINE late of the
County OF New York, deceased creditors legatees
OF otherwise. send greeting: You and each
of ond ySg BEFORE @ OF the n to . he
& York at II the s%rTSsae m b 6n Of So s:is SouTRy held at
day OF September 1909 at haf O'Clock in
the forenoon OF that day then and 10 attend a
judicial setfi the proceedings OF
Walter Bovine William p. as Executors az
and will Of said
deceased and such Of you hereby are
the tventy-one required TO
by your guardian II you have one or II have
appear apply Be appointed. in he
your neglect failure 70 do guardian zf
be appointed by the Surrogate TO represent
you In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof the seal 81 N.
surroEates Court Of said County York 20 b
hereunto affixed Witness. Hon John 2. Coha-
u 81 Ian, Surrogate Of said county.
q, County Of New York, the Tth day Of June
u ne year OF Lord thousand nd
nine DANIEL, J DOWDNEY.
GSerk OF the Surrorates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

ROOKKEEPFR. cashier and correspondent
expert. receiving $40 a week. viii Work
foreuoons or Afternoons only lnVe hcufs a
cayj for SIS r. Bruce. III west -oth ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Westchestcr Real Estate for Sale.

NEW CHESTER HILL HOUSE,
rooms baths billiard room hot water heat cleo
tricty oak trim; $4,000 cash required. balance on
mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
ROCkAWAY BFEoS

nO - 6EAcH>
weekdays C+-1o Hsmn1el onIvl s.50 q - - srt !,
II 20 a NJ. Y 50. q 20, 50 s2.96 - 20 n
$50 s-40. 500. 900. 1870 1900 ?. 'Hs9 ah :
Leave Brooklyn tFlstbush ave s+s a.
T:34. STA. go. 1000 1912. Ii:15 W ~ y So :.
.o6 Il 40 1-5s. "2-15 2.2q s2-57 s,,!.Zl1 y,
AS 5:O7- 5-2T. 5-4I- 6-OT. s.32 Tn5 - ~ =
1O-4O. 11-20- 12-f0 P " 'Sats oniv 90 81 :,
Ivr Franklin 81. Pr "a y dai1- -.
p. m (Sun-. $50 and 9-15 a n ). 5s,t,.SS9 Sd !.
2;S5 p m ts1n- s.a9 and s;25 a. NJ t5, ~ ~
Asbury Park - -oas b.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

CHAI1FFEt- r Graduate OF the Automo
bile School of America. would - as
second man. james McSally. - bth ave-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

CHAUFFET- r French careful driver
and repair man moderate salary Sillot.
Ai6 West b3d -.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

CFfAJ-FFE2Ir r. Experienced. careful driy-
sr useful around place. understand
horsss: good repaiTer. goes any where oes'
reference. Chauffeur. 1854 p ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
THE MONTCLATR
on THE MOUNTAIN TOP
MONTCLAIR, N. J.
Information at
Arertos's Hotel Bureau ii27 B~ty. 2
PENNSYLVANIA
THE KITTATINN Y

DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
Open all write FOR illustrated booklet showing
Eittatinny
Steam heat; open log fires Livery Garage. spe-
cial Autumn Rates FRANK COPE.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

Mountain and Lake Resorts" {"
CT 11o pages. illustrated. nay
he obtained free ct any Lackavanna Railroad ticket
ocics.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

roNrOsITOR- Two -thi-aer- steady posi-
tion n lIr-to-iats cG1res German Or
English must be STEADY. Address c.
Eocher. s. LIST ST. Carlstatt " J
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Country Property for Sale.

nssTNING. - FOR sALE.-FoUR ACRES. WITH
ossining. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

Established 1851 Incorporafsd 1902
| rutland & WHITING co.
REAL ESTATE
! S BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK.
Rron.r Propertu for Sale.

NOR sALE.-ArTRACTIvE HOME ROOMS. 2
j baths laundry in bssement gas and electric light
hot water heat; trimmed with mahogany, birch and oak
near 225th street Broadway Subway station 2T102I12
Heath Bronx. price $500
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
4" MONTANESC

heat; all diversions orchestra. Booklet. D.
IVlSON, Prop, Mt Poccao. Penns
NJANUERA CHUNK HOUSE. BEAUTIFUL,
vi MRnUnkR Chunk Island. in the Delaware. below
weter GaD-AIwsys cool large rooms: modern con
home farm: mosquitoes noise: dancing. hshins
Mrs BRISBANE. Mt. Bethel. Penn. Phone
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
HELP WANTED.

free booklet Tells how. Hsscook. GA
Lockport. y. Y
Male
] MADE $50. 40 In five years In the mall
order business. began with s.. SEND ioF
free booklet Tells now. heecocA- wv
Lockport. n I.
WORK WANTED.
Male
AMERICAN CSn. college graduate. mar
ried desires position as salaTled clefK o
business experience. accurate. falr zen
man: best OF references: employed nov %
ambitious. desires better POSITION Niu
a E1ardeley. go West ESQ st. Ne" 70
BooKKEEPER. CASHIER Married sa.
settled. Al character. stability ripe ex
uerience practical. salary $50. highest rel
erenceS: only responsible firms need answer
Box -, Railway. y J.
BoOKKEEPER. cashier and Correspondent
expert. receiving $40 a week. viii "ork
forenoons or afternoons orly lnve hours a
cayj for SIS. F. Bruce. i2i West %otn ~,
CHAUFFEUR Has two Years expert
ence with cars as second man. : X
b. Tribune Uptown once. 1884 way
CHAUFFECR. gentleman going abroad
wishes 10 place HIS Colored chaufteur, q
mechanic of experience. only those desir.
ing the services OF a competent man heeo
apply. Frampton, Box 5l. Tribune once
CHAUFFEUR. Gradual. OF the Automo-
bile School Of America. would - aA
second man. James McSally. - bth ave
CHAUFFE-1- French careful driver
and repair man, moderate salary elliot.
4ls West 53d
CHAUFFEUR Experienced. careful driy-
sr. useful around place. unders'ano
horsss. good repairsr: goes anywhere best
reference. Chauffeur. 1854 p ave
coMPosIToR Two -thirter. steady posi-
tien N ur-,o-eaais on.re: German Or Or
English must be steshy. Address O.
Ko~her. s. ist ST Carlstadt. y. J.
DETECTIVE desires situation with corpo-
.sssd%ns 1,59n or Trsasa.on. Trlysis e9, Rssn sa2
Tonrkfns ave. corner Jefferson ave.
Prookl,n Tel 34ss- Bedford.
MAN. 24. married German. tall neat az
p~arancs. first class hsTkeeper under
stands ths business thoroughly: s.s.. dss,res a
good position. no night vork. references
RRth. 7SO briggs ave. Brooklyn.
MAN %. handy With tools and can handle
horses. at ANYTHING. ". ? Gibbs. S@l
10Th ave.
PORTER Man as porter; honest and
willing los West 1flth 81
pEsPOTsrRT.F MAN, so who Vas IN
business To- himself for 10 years. wishes
position a. anything can Eive security.
Rottger. 14s East 2Tth st
SALESMAN Bonds o. real estate. IS.
experienced local TERRITORY II. P. Box
D Tribune once.
sTFHOGRAPHER AND TYPEwRITER---
By boy. 1S. beginner. having thorough
school educatior. can opArate JndeTwood
or Remington: references Furnished Renj
Krackov. 225 6ath 81. brooklyn
USEFUL MAN.-By Young man. handy
willing Frank Love. II Hunter ave. Long
Island city.
YOUNG MAN. Grecian. speaks French
nuentiy: would Ike any service or POSI-
ton in city or country; no knowledge Eng
lish Apostals Harris. e7S S'h ave
YOUNG MAN TO learn automobile bust
ness; small EaIary. Perez. 90 sth ave
YOUNG MAN. q years old. eIpe fenced IN
rnillwright end carpenter work. desires
position a. anything. A y. - BOX 50
Tribune ONCE
YOUNG MAN. "a. at anything; eve years
experience as attendant and assistant sec
retary. best references. Frank McCiovern.
1929 81 ave.
WRITING OF work OF any kind. by r very
reliable educated single man. a. Ad-
dress George T. Hogan. 81 West 124th st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

DETECTIVE desires situation with corPo-
ration or private parties. eXpert OF
shaAouInE. Investigations Resn. SR2
TrrrLfns ave corner Jefferson ave
Prooki,n Tel 34sS- Bed ford.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
Io-r-BaSkBOoks-

------~----1Ss,STi5. "a, rs. ., q. r = 2
LOST -RankhOos Ne. NV rsTssA..,-ef
savings Institutien- Is = ale. - =,
claims upon said 80 - bsng El.''s,.l -
present the same 70 80, VII -
cancelled and eStiils -
issued IN lieu thsreo1l- as. ~
s savings. go aIh-sse-. ,.,.lrs' r- s... -. -
unent stopped Pie@ss --Sss 81 Sss -.
lost Bsnkhoo< No, Tee fs'
savings. $50 ar ~, -.,srn IN 80
usant stopped Flesss -
UrrwRrrrSe. AND IT,
VTrTop vTsIRLE- q rsEss
IoSus tree al El.-zooaH
r,e-r. Bargains In
divers. smitnA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
WORK WANTED

TELEPHONE OPERATOR wishes private
switchboard; long experience NJ. r,
Box %. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
WdTER GAP HOUSE

A MOUNTAIN PARADISE
For those who seek the best IN location appoln ent
service and comfort. Delaware water Gap. Pa Re-
mains open pecember- Booklet and Auto Maps
JOHN PURDY COPE
New-York tribune., 1909-07-28

MAN. - handy with tools and car handle
horses. al anything. W ?. Gibbs. S2l
10Th ave
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-05
PORTO R|CAN REPORT
IN MAINLAND PAPERS

Those eaptious. ones who doubted the
authenticity of the Associated Press
despatch published in this paper re-
garding the claim made that wages of
$35 month were being promised Porto
Ricans to induce them to migrate to
Hawaii as laborers will be interested in
noting that the mainland papers of
May % all contained the following AS
ISOLATED Press message:
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May o.
A representative of the Hawaiian plant
ers is here endeavoring to interest
Porto Ricans in the Sandwich Islands
He is offering laborers $50 monthly as
wages and passage to the Islands, and
in addition home in which. to live is
guaranteed them Sixty Porto Ricans
sailed on the steamer Coamo for New
York, May 10, destined for Hawaii.
The Advertiser publishes the news
as it comes from the news agencies.
The accuracy of the news supplied is
up to the Associated Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-05
MOB GATHERED
TO RESCUE
CAPTIVE
u. S. Officers Left Too
Soon---MakinO Sends
Agents to Islands.

Striking Japanese laborers are being
told by the strike leaders organ, the
Jill, and by word of mouth, that Ma
kino and other leaders have secured
compromise promise of $3.50 per
month for the laborers, but that they,
Maxine ct al, are holding off to force
the planters to 500 per month, which
is the So increase per month, fiat, that
the agitators got the field hands to
strike for. The Jill is now telling the
japanese of the ''fnal negotiations
that will soon be under way, intimating
that other negotiations have progressed
to certain extent, but that the final
negotiations will accrue to the benefit
of the strikers. The phrase .'final nego-
tiations' has been used considerably
during the period Of the strike but it's
special references were not known until
yesterday. AS matter of fact Ma
kino and the rest have had absolutely
no negotiations with the planters, the
latter positively refusing to "know"
Maxine. in the labor difficulties.
According to the agitators two High
er Wage agents left for Kauai on
Thursday, and two more left for Maui
and Hawaii last evening to stir up
tro uble on both islands. This is in
accordance with the general plans
(Contipued en- Page Two.1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-05
MOTUALS ARE
READY FOR
WIRELESS
Confirm Plan of Uniting
the Two Telephone
Companies.

The Mutual Telephone Company
held special meeting of its stock
holders yesterday morning to consider
the subject of amaIgamation with the
Wireless Company. There were 49,
Pa shares represented out of a total
of $4,000 shares outstanding.
The stockholders voted unanimously
to carry out the recommendations of
the committee, consisting of Geo. r.
Carter, ]. P. Cooke and L. A Thurs
ton, heretofore made, recommending
the amalgamation and the use of the
Mutual Company's charter and fran
chise for that purpose.
Unanimous resolutions were passed
by the meeting covering the various
recommendations made by the COM
mittee. Chief among these were
amendments to the charter increasing
the authorized issue of the stock of
the company to $1,000.000; increasing
the present issue by 100000, making
the total present issue s250,0O0, divided
into $4,000 shares of a par value. of
$40 each.
The new issue of 100000 will be paid
through the Wireless Company in ex-
change for all of its property, assets
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