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New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

6IAlI.
obart Ames. Mrs Sloan Chsuncey.
Mr and Mrs. George y.
Burden Guthrie.
Livingston Mr. and Mrs Fl. Van Rcns-
selaer Kennedy
Edmund r. James F. II. Lsnier.
Mrs. Herlinda F. de Sanchez
B Duryea Torres saIdano.
Choate. Mrs. Edward \. Smith.
Tohn Darley Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Thsyer.
Count Isaszlo Szechenyi
LAPLAND. FOR ANTWERP.
Mr. and Mrs. John 3. Froth
meon Bald tugham-
Mrs r s Hamilton.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Avery
;. l. Cher Mrs. Moorheld Storey.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Van
Glider.
Harrison P. Miss Elizabeth Marbury.
BALTIC, FOR LIVERPOOL
sydney f Hutchinson.
Incey. I Mrs. W +. Reynolds.
n Cozens-l James shepard
Mr. and Mrs. James I. sar-
lel and Mrs gent
oss J. W. Porter.
Mrs. John Martloe.
Mr. and Mrs George r
" ''''''" " Mr. H' ana nj Mrs. Palmer r.
,orman Hill Morrison.
FOR LONDON.
IN Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs Z ;. Fo"eH'
John c. jr.
Mrs. l.. NJ p. Reid.
ar,ex BRYCE James ". Erwin
Mrs David :. Kerr.
T Day George LaSk-
~ YORK. FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
NJ Bonnet. Mr. and Mrs = n w ni'7'
!, Mrs. L. Stuart Wing.
NAN, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Wright.
; T Strong r W. Smith.
,ARMANIA. FOR LIVERPOOL.
,oree Arliss Mr.. and Mrs. H. " Cor
Henry r. don.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Spencer.
uches Faw- Mr. and Mrs George H.
Richards
mes G. FuI- Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cass
Ledyard.
)ESIG ALBERT, FOR NAPLES
T Ash The Rev. J. P. McCloskey-
Lewis r. Mr. and Mrs Charles H
Payson-g
o F. Ed Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Sey-
mour.
, Fielding. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wit
Mrs. II. V. son.
Mrs. Byron Murray.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Socety's attention is directed to-day toward "a
darhurst, Long Island. where the annual steepls.
chases of the Roekawsy Hunt Club viii take placs
this afternoon, under the auspices of the National
Steeplechase Association All the country and
villas within motoring distance Of the track ar.
flied with guests for the week end. who will attend
the affair.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

It is 8 wise disposition OF the scout cruiser
Salem which the Navy Department mas ordereo
An inquiry into the nature of the trouble with
her starboard turbine is desirable and there
Is no urgent reason for her accompanying the
Chester and the Birmingham on the voyage to
Liberia
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24
:vesp7lork DAILY G1iha1re
SATURDAY. APRIL q. 1909.

This newspaper Is orcncd and published bg
g'he Tribune association q Aetc YORK. corpora
zion: office and principal place q business
gribune Building No. 15f Nassau street, Ac@
D 1-ork; Ogden Mills, president; y0'nes ~ baI.
.eft sccrefqry and treasurer The address Of
she officers is the office of this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

With the aid Of few charges Of dynamite
the ice in the Niagara is going out Of the river
as ii should-slowly and gradually. A sudden
and rapid movement Of the whole mass I'M
prisoned there would almost certainly produce
ea-ions not 70 saw disastrous effects along the
shores.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Arong The passengers who VIII san to-day for
Europe
THE KAIsERIN AUGIsrE VICTORIA, FOR HAM
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Sailing to-day for Europe are Mr. and Mrs
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs Gibson
Fahnestock, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman and
Miss Alice Preston.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

E D. Morgan, VINO has been spending the winter
abroad with his family, has returned with his 80,
and has gone to his place on Long Island for me
early summer. Mrs. Morgan and the Misses Nor
gan will return next month
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Mrs Moacure Perkins has arrived in town fro,
Richmond. Va. and is at the Plaza. Her daughter
Nancy Perkins, and Irene Gibson. daughter Of Mr
and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson. win be the maids
of honor at the marriage of Miss Nora Langheras
to Paul Phipps on Monday. Mrs Perkins Ike M-s
Gibson and Mrs Reginald Brooks is sister Of The
bride.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Does the d A. R use steam roller in its
elections
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

II Tammany and the Mayor become thor
oughly reconciled. the issue in the next cam
paign will he simplfed.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hovt have lsn
town. and are spending the week end at their con-
try place at staatsburg- -the-FIudson.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Pa what Is the meaning Of seif-defence7'
Self defence, my boy. is that spirit Uhc
prompts me 70 spring onions when your mothe
does Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland H Dodge have returned
to town from Richmond. Va
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

kits and Kelts.' comic opera by Miss Grace
Hongsworth and Miss Grace Henry. given
yesterday afternoon at the Berkeley Theatre for
the benefit Of the Henrietta School Of Crippled
Children. 1t is an opera two acts dealing with
the times of Charles II Of England who was rep
resented by Mrs. Louis Du Pout Irving Miss Con-
stance Pratt took the part Of Nancy Cameron. tbs
heroine, while Miss olivia Hitchcock appeared as
an extremely dashing Cameron Of LocheL The
other members Of the cast included Miss Carol
Hartman. Miss Edith Landon. Miss Beatrice Pratt.
Miss Edith Brooks. Miss Gladys EndicOtt, Mss
Gladys Robbins and Miss Clara Fargo Miss Ma
garet Roosevelt sponsor. while Miss Dorothy
Shepard and Miss Ruth Ashmore were ushers. TIE
first act represented gypsy camp near lnFsraTy,
Scotland. and the second act the Anchor Inn az
Brighton on the southern coast OF England
Miss Olga kobbs. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erfck Koobe will be married to-day 20 Herman I
livingston jr- IN the Church OF the Heavenly Res-.
Mr. and Mrs Harry s. Lehr viii 20 to Newport
on June l. and will spend the summer there.
Mrs. J. Victor onativia. tr.. gave small r7sat-'
party last night
New-York tribune., 1909-04-24

Wife-I think the new
hope you won't quarrel
Husband-I won't. nv
Wife (hotly)-I will
morEing.-LippincekSa
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23

GUARD BEFORE CHURCH.
BIackmaiIcrs Try to Ertort $500 on
Penalty Of Death.

Through the placing of two policemen IN front
Of the Italian Roman Catholic Church Of Our Lady
Of Loretto. az No 3d2 Elizabeth street II became
known yesterday that one Of the assistants 20
Father William H Walsh. pastor ~ the cnufSh'
had received n hIackmallng letter last Saturday
the letter the writer's threatened 10 assassnate
the priest and hUrI a bomb into the edihce unless
500 paid
Immediately following the receipt Of the letter
Father Walsh informed Commissioner Bingham
who in turn communicated with the Italian D7tec-
tive Bureau and the Mulberry street police station
Captain Burns of latter precinct sent two uni
formed policemen to the church, and since Satlf-
day night TWO men have been stationed in front OF
the elifce
Father Walsh SAID yesterday.
I'm sorry the fact that a Matchmaking letter
was received has become public. am ahh'Seu
with the manner of handling the case,
He said he knew of persons III his church who
were paving tribute through fear.
I'm giving up my life these people and thelE
children" said Father Walsh Il am not AFRAID
to dia. but they would not dare 10 hurt NE. am
an American citizen and that would cause too
much of an upheavaI of feeling We here do not
receive pa for our work, We are Jesuits ana TINS
IS a mission church.
Father Walsh also said that it was not Fa'hNr
libarante who received the threatening letter as
at first reported
The church is in the heart of the halian colony
and yesterday little else talked about Inc
policemen. Father Walsh said, talked with an
those who asked them what they were doing anu
10 effort was made to keep the matter secret
According to Father Walsh. the writer's demanded
thai 900 be paid. Unless this money was paid me
writer's said that a bomb would be hurried lH'o
the church and Father Lberante would he ass2S-
sinated.
The little Italian church has fourished in recent
years. \ school is attached it, and recently the
classes became SO large that three hoors III d
tenement house across the street were rented 10 a
gommodate the pupils Tho church was star ~"
seventeen years ago. ON Sunday there were t"eF7
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
WITNESS ABSENCE Anglers CRANE
Calls Policeman s Inability to Find Her
Scheme Against Court.

,r.e,tstrate Crane issued subpoena yesterday IN
.r,a F-ssex Market court for witness who had
fgta5 70 appear for the third consecutive time as
r,,,,-rlairant against man charged with burglary
The magistrate became angry at a policeman
-o...esed inability to find the complainant.
..7nts IS scheme put up on me-" he declared
..r -,.art that woman IN court, and m gong 10
1.,.. her II il takes the whole Police Department
~ New York To fnd her"
n. told the officer that unless the witness ap-
.,.,-a5 b> 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning ~" case
1,,o,.ld he transferred TO Police headquarters
How many policemen does it require TO ma d
,,i+-sseo" asked the magistrate ironically.
The complainant wanted is Annie Berg. OF No.
o,7 East 18th street. on the morning OF February
= she saws her room was entered and 80 taken
~. , burglar She was then living al No. POS Sec
rrl avenue She sent word to Pa,rolman MoGoi-
,-,. Of the FIdrdge street station. and caused
-t.e --e. IF Norris Slovich, Of No. % East 9Th
s-r..- whom size said she recognized as the rob
her r,, 60 .t,
,,,,a- did not appear The case vas postponed
,,-,.tI tie next day. and again she remained alb
80. Tho nrisoner was released under bail Snd
,,"coveru was ordered TO produce the complain
,-...,,taz- morning. when the was called 4
.-l-E rfrre' McCiovern said he was unable 10 ma
1.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
URGES CITY TO BUILD.
Bion j. .lrnoId Discusses ComPre-
HcnSirc Sub7caY System.

Iior j. Arnold Sp'''a' e''SI'..'7 S.,,+..7
raa Public Service Commission mas 5l ,.,- ne
his seventh report ON me SUP" - -tzfrr
r-ft~u uu IN" Investment ii' l..-.,.,,+
aH .H. money for the CONSTRUCTION '-' ~, -.,.--,
~ such portions OF tu'AT" SNb"a57 a. VIII -
ha rroutahl, on IL" crtEs credit
With tile rcrsru on m" investment mo-" TF,'-'',i
ls private capital he says there Is NJ hen "'I,
.~ ,-. construction Of comprehensive" system OF
..n-,.-. entirely with private capital unless ,'e
rlr. for the long han. passenger is more than h'9
cents
I-.- r,rurantaIEa portions he suggests ta' I-ie
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
MTSSING SINCE AUGUST.
Police Hear Stories of FOM Play in
UidO1c'S Disa DDearance.

Police Captain Bcurke, Of the Hamburg avenue
station. WILLIAMSBURG assisted by detectives. is
trying to clear away the mystery surrounding the
disappearance Of Mrs Louise Besold, a widow.
from her home AZ No. Asa Central avenue. Williams
burg, on August 81. because Of a recent theory OF
fouI play.
People living in Stanhope street have told the
police that they Mrs. Besold enter house
and later heard woman pleading to some one
not 10 kill her. This story told to Captain
Bourke by Mrs. Margaret Ramsey, Andrew II
Fink and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KaIasch, of No. 1S7
Stanhope street The man brought under suspicion
by their stories has been examined by the police.
who failed TO ind any evidence which would
meet him with the crime
When Mrs. Besold disappeared she known
10 have $500 in cash and considerable jewery
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
FUNERAL OF SERGEANT eoLD4AmmgR

The funeral Of Sergeant John B. GoIdhammer
who was shot by Edward Byrnes. was held yester-
day afternoon the bone on Middierovu Road
The Bronx. The Police Department was repre-
sented by Deputy Commissioner Wood. Secretary
Daniel J. Siattery, representing Commissioned
Bingham: Chief Inspector Schmittberger. Insuec-
tor MCCafferty and Inspector Thompson. The po-
lice band was present and the six paIlbearers and
an escort Of thirty-two We're from the depart
ment More than one hundred members # the de
teCtive bureau attended
The services We're conducted by the Rev Richard
b MattiCe, Of the Throgs Neck Presbyterian
Church assisted by the Rev. Arthur Forbes OF the
City Island Protestant Episcopal Church. Samuel
GoIdhammer. the father repeated several Hebrew,
prayers over the body before the regular service.
The burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
NO HOPE FOR BIG GAME.


.-o,la~ conference was held by the Columbia
and New York University basketball authorities
yesterday afternoon in final effort TO come TO
a. .se-raen7arr for The playing q game between
The teams Of the two institutions sAs result y
-aa meeting i is certain that no game VIII h@
nlarsd New York University refused 10 accept
+s, terms of the Columbia management 10 play
,,. .ra-re in the Columbia gymnasium on February
2s and A second at some neutral court on a date
TO be decided later.
The first contest between Columbia and Chicago
t =, -ate MACE in Chicago on either March - or
a. .-7 ,-a second game viii be played at Colum-
f.fa ga March q 40 dale has been set for a jhnd
game # that is necessary.
The columbia team viii meet Yale for the second
tine this season in the Columbia gymnasium To-
.-. In rho first game played at New Haven
-ae. v.ee-s Columbia was an easy winner
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
Leads GunuerS at TraUcrs Island IN
Holiday Sport.

There was onlv 2, small feI5 = guuuers at the
--a-ers Island traps q the New York Athletic
Club yesterday The usual events were decided
s-d Ire majority % the prizes fel 80 the steady
ain n = R Robinson. This narksman was in
exceptionally good form and scored leg On the
Feb-ua-y and Sa1er cups. . n Thomson also
did gooz work winning the holiday cIp, as vel
as scoring on the Stevens trophy.
7 c. Durham vas nigh gun in the weekly shoot
% The BOB SrolI prize. and in The distance hand-
cap to- The = W billings cup the winner was O c
G-ir1eu r. The scratch shoot was taken by J O.
Bztterso-.. The day was excellent for the sport
Hardy anv wind interfereG with the targets and
ne light was good.
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
JULES HOLIDAY THIRST. !
Central Park Elephant Discovers
Hoe to Operate Hydrant.

JuIa, OF the Central Park elephants, gavo
demonstration Of her s0gacity yesterday BY turning
on a hy9rant near her cage watering herself and
then carefully turning off the flow OF wate--
While julie was slow and clumsy the first time
late in the afternoon she was turning on and
of the flow Of water and drinking with great skill
Several times when a bucket was beneath the
hydrant she waited until it had been filed and
then drank from it. but when the bucket was not
there she turned on the water and put her trunk
under the strsarn. julie vas a performing elephant
in q circus until 1897
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23

SPORT AT WYKAGYL Traps.

sereral interesting events were decided 10y lie
gunre-s Of the 1NvkaevI Country Clu0 at their
New Rochelle traps yestel da.-- The best score Of
The afternoon was made by r. a i"dsinan IN Tie
Fe5r1ary CUB event. Tn shoot wa al twenty-five
targets. and the winner, Sir H9ag'nan- u-"Nc
every ore - -r. r,inE aiue-ocas r. J. Shope
iooA l4g on the sporting goods prize. a. well aS
he holiday cup The high gun ia the February
average cap vas /. & Ketchuu-
TLa s-n-es f.Ilnu--
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
.,-,o roe DEATH OF BRONX MAN.

,,~s Mary schnedheni. OF No. sl2 Forest avenue,
r. I,~orx was arralEned yesterday before Magis-
1ra-e Butts in the Morrisania court and renanaed
- t-oroners' ofice, where she released IN
- -, hail rending the inquest into the death Of Ed
- Staub Of No go Courtandt avenue whom
- sbot while foolIng with revolver
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23

The Upper MontrlaIr Golf Cub organized for the
s.ss,r today with these officers President Web
Ter Wright: vice-presideut G. ". SinlrnondS sec
r.,.-,- c. Fetterof. treasurer. Franklin Fish
-. r.-,sfr Toh2 I Powers. chairman of greens
commute. Robert Ansiey. and chairman Of golf
,.,,,-rri;1ea F. q. J. Nacke.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
mlss surroN ANp PARTNER WIN.

san Diego. Cal. Feb 22-In The final round Of
the Southern California lawn tennis tournament on
me Coronation court to-day Miss Nav Sutton and
Simpson sinsabaagh won in mixed doubles by de-
featins Mrs Ethel Bruce sister Of Miss Sutton
and Tom Z. BundY. at G-s. 6-3- =
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23

The programme at the Bath Beach traps ef the
Marine aud Field Club yesterday called for a holi-
a. -l.o-- n ane hundred targets. Four gunuers
.-s'1-r.-5 and the winner was ". +. Pardonuer,
,sha arose = Of tho flying bluerocks. The scores:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
MoNTCLAIR GOLFERS ON LINKS,

----.-Ts-- \ ) ToN- 1o-THa IInks of zoe
,r-rrafr Golf Club Were in excellent condition TO
l7s- Although many induged in the sport only
e,,,. turned i'm their cards oscar Woodward won
f. eign.-erl-l hole handicap. with net score OF 80
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
Shooting ~ Golf ~ AuomobiHng II Other Sports
FILL SCORES THE RULE
p1vE SPORT At TRAPS.
c-sscent Gunners ont an Force for
Holiday Matches.

.-s.sroo,ers OF the Crescent Athletic Club
record days sport on their field Al Bay
L. %. yesterday. ba-h 5n raint OF attendance ans
f-sS cores. The oldest shots agreed that there
e had reen as many contestants III the vari-
=. matches. uor had TIE conditions ever been
PETER .-- ,.
: '-s-r handicap system may be gathered from
= = a. -Ear thirteen arst Of the Jwcuty-eignt men
= -r-r-.,a-ed In 25-rarEet match shot fun scores
= ,rss contest 7. " Palmer won tu the shoot-off.
- u score of "a r. ~. M9ffett was second
with .
SINS seven ont 81 the twenJy-eight shot fun
-As g. A lockwood and a. r. Allen each Won
--s-rs+ matches With full scores
:. 1ss in the shoot sor the holiday cup that the
,s,s- work was done. There We're tw-euty-eisnt
.-+sz in this contest which was Al fifty targets.
= .r-.r Of rlsul-CeorEo Rrowcr. g. A sykes.
? Falr1hTd and s. Stea-ns-ried with fun
7-ss Brewer won in the ssoot-oa with another
tr gore sykes being second with - Brewer $
t,,5f-s- was = The scratch meu-L- NJ Palmer
= q Sterhenson-1na5e - and g.
Fs.-chfd vas The winner Of 1wo 25-tarEet
-,s-rbes ia which twenrv-eignt guns competed
=. ,ho- ful scores n both Of them
The scores follow
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
pluIlAm 70 TRAvEL IN SOUTH.

C!rc.nnati, Fen. 22.-Harry Pull.am, president OF
the National Baseball League, left to-day for t'ii
through the South lie IS apparently much improved
IN he-ltA-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
eFvFN GUNS AT FOX HILLS.

Seven atnners reported at the Staten Island traps
-.-. Fos FFiIfs GOLF Club and decided several il-
twenty fve-target sweepstakes The prizes
,-.~. well divided
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
THE HOLMHURST
NEW JERsE1.

,annsyIvania A-e-. near Bea h. Atlantic City. y >
,an5s with hot cold running water IN bedrooms
.Iayator 10 street level Capacity 800 open al the
t4,+al electric coach trains Literature upon
s1vast HENRY DAESEIL4
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23

The second series of free lectures TO be given by
,ari II PAGE q Co. viii be held tomorrow night
AZ the salesrooms. al 50th street and Broadway
Thomas d Hanauer. ". f. chief instructor Of the
New York School Of Automobile Engineers, VIII
taIk on Magnetic Ignition.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
POLY PREP FIVE VICTORIOUS.

The fast Polytechnic Preparatory basketball team
swamPed the Central High school. Of Philadelphia.
for the scholastic championship OF the East a. the
second : E0aI Corps Aruory. IN Brooklyn. yeste--
day afternoon by q score Of p TO d
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
HOTEL MORTON

virginia Ave beach. Atlantic city y j. az
-. tab private natl r-dlt-
furnished sanitary arrangement le-
Satrr - ali doors Special winter Capacity 25o
MRS N. R. HAINES. owaer and Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1909-02-23
ROBINSON SHOWS FORM,

safo--o~. Brewer. .: sTkss. % Fa:-eat.i. .
stearrs 20
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-25
WRONG METHOD
WITH P|NEAPPLEs
Local Shippers Do Not Follow
Plan to Get Best
Results.

There is some question as to the
desirability of keeping up shipments
of fresh pineapples to the Coast, par
ticularly shipments intended for
farther east points, as many of the
pineapples upon being opened revealed
bad core.
Much of the fresh fruit arriving at
coast points looked fine on the outside
and appeared to be as good fruit as
retailers would care to place before
customers. But many retailers have
had returned to them by customers
fruit which was Enthusiastically rotten.
The sad part of such dealing is that
that customer would probably never
buy another Hawaiian pineapple.
J. w. Higgins of the Federal Ex-
pertinent Station, took some shipments
of Hawaiian pines to the Coast year
or so ago and watched the crates when
landed at San Francisco. He had the
fruit shipped to points further up the
Coast and the fruit, when finally open
ed was found to be in excellent condi-
ton, and pronounced by those who par
took of it to be better than any other
pines.
Hawaiian canned pineapples have
found more favor with the mainland
public than any other brands, but much
of the fresh fruit is said to be SO poor
when opened in the house of a Gus
toner that it is destroying all the
good advertising derived from the
canned product.
Representatives in San Francisco of
Hawaiian Pineapple Company at first
did a fine business with fresh pines.
The representatives went from Homo
lulu to look after the shipments. But
they were up against some hard propo-
sitions, particularly in the way the
crates were handled Many were
broken and the fruit bruised. Much of
the fruit was too ripe on arrival After
being sold it was found that the core
had begun to rot and of course the re-
mainder of the pine was fit only for
the garbage barrel. It is said that
the valuable experiments conducted by
Mr.. Higgins, who found the best meth
DDS of Grating and shipping, have not
been properly followed, and the re-
| suits have been disastrous to the
shippers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-25
KOTINsKY PRESENTS
REPORT FOR AUGUST

Jacob Kotinsky, superintendent of
Entomology, at the meeting Of the
Board of Agriculture and Forestry yes
terday afternoon, presented the follow
ing report for the month of August:
/ beg to report herewith on the work
of the Division of Entomology during
the month of August.
Inspection.
We boarded twenty eight vessels and
examined matter brought by twenty
one of them. Our examination resulted
as follows:
Disposal With Principal Causes
Passed as free from pests: Lots. gel Z;
parcels, 1854. Refused landing; lot,
/; parcels, 8. Fumigated before relsas,
ing: Lots, 8; parcels, 6. Burned; Lots.
IA; parcels, 81. Total examined: Lots,
GO; parcels, 1924.
The most importan things held ND
were an unknown white fly (Alevrodes)
on potted clover from California: ALI
gator pear mealv bug (Pseudocoeeus
nlpae) on kentia belmoreana from an
ONO greenhouse; finally, lepidopterous
and other larvae in mango seeds from
Manila.
This is the season when many of the
peaches imported are badly infested
with the caterpillar of the peach twig-
moth (Anarsia hneatella5. and to
guard against their Importation we
either refused landing to such fruit or
picked it over, burning those infested.
This saved merchants from total loss.
In view of the terrible loss fruit
flies infict on fruits in Australia.
your regulation prohibiting the i'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-25
DON'T TAKE THE RISK.

When you have bad cough or cold
do not lei it drag along until it be-
comes chronic or develops into an at.
tack of pneumonia. but give it the at
tention it deserves ard get rid of it.
Take Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy and
you are sure of prompt relief For sale
by Benson, Smith & Co, agents for
Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-25


the House MANILA CIGARS
in O
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b. than youw will
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-25
Manila Smokes

n
ind
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1909-04-01

and then had to fill the sacks by hand.
Now we drive nails in the top of nail
key and pick directly into them, thNs
saving much time.