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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
NAVAL WO?K BY CONTRACT
WneRtvER IT IS POSSIBLE
This Is TIE Policy Announced in Sec
re;sry Newterry's Recent Organ
vat on Program.
tBy AssOciatcG T:esSD

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. b
Explanations Of h" navy depart,
mcnt's policy and views on TN" Sub,
jet Of navy ward organization and
me thods growing out OF the expert
.cn~rs Obtained from tn" Application
OF tho. pan OF REORGANIZATION in cas-
tern yards is h~ou-hi 10 h." attention
Of IN" commandments in a formal mem
orandum ma" puriic b.. S"cr"tarH
N"wIrrTy today.
This il don" in order that woth mas
H. carried ON a: all yards in as near
!, tho sam" manner a. local ciTcnm
= an"CS permit
Announcement IS mad" Of h" in
rticn NJ tho department :" hav" at
~ liz xo3I. either original or as ~
:, uSinu> executed ~ C"n;rac' Wh"f''
; r IuS-iTl"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
TWO ARMORED CRUISERS
| SAIL TO MEET BIG FLEET
North Carolina and Montana Went
Out Yesterday to Greet Spe''ys
Ships al Sea.
TO PARTICIPATE N AI0UEVERS
Probably VIII Be Halt Of SOU adrons
at Drill Grounds Fifty Miles OF"
Capes-post Authorities Preparing
to Care for Large Number OF Pleas
ure Craft.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. Eco.
- The last OF tn" navy vessels de-
iena ed to meet the Incoming battle
ship Fl ~. III" a:mOrri cri!is' rs North
Carolina and Montana. picked up
thcir urrhOr. "ut ~ Hampton Roads
today and allie: to thr eastward
The big - ,rUis ~. which are
mach Ion-"r t%aI III" !a}""St "t til"
ha ,!r>hjp,. VIII J.'n 'u" i,""t tJmor-
rev uurn.u@ auI s., AN u. again with
Ill% combined sHHadrors Of AuIniraiS
Spcrry and Arnold TO the southern
drill grounds fifty mi'"S Off tn" capeS
and participate" in any manocnvrrS
that may be ordered
The port authorities are maxim"
ready TO TAX" care for III" largest
number OF yachts and pleasure and
excursion craft next Monday that
has visited Hampton Roads since the
time of the famous worlds naval rem
devious In 1899, in connection with
the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
INDICTMENTS TRANSMITTED.
Certified Copies Of Document Naming
Editors Sent to New York.
fpr Associated PreSSp
ire SSOc

ASHINGTON, y. c.. Feb. 10
Certified copies Of the indictments
found by the Federal grand jury
against Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor
and certain editors of the New York
World. have been sent to New IofN
by United States District Attorney
Baker.
The papers. which include the
bench warrants for the defendants,
were transmitted to United States
Commissioner Shields. before whom
the proceedings in the preliminary
action win be held.
Il has not been determined deh-
ri'rlv when service will be made on
the defendants. but the liklihocd Is
tina; it will not be for several days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Norfolk Tenders Invitation.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. l3.--Nor'
folks committee on hospitality anu
RECEIPT en- to the homecoming Allan
tic iieet tolav authorized Chairman
Martin to send the following wireless
mcssa-" to Admired Sperry rendering
tn" officers and men 4 reception ana
parad" on Satlrda.. February -:
"Norfolk and vicinity requests hon.
q, Of entertaining officers and men
Ct fleet Saturday 21ih. reception am
paradc. Committee vii. wait on you
Tuesday
The COMMITTEE" will visit Admiral
Sp"rrv on board the Connecticut ana
receive. his answer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
PRAISES STOCK EXCHANGE.
En- lishman Thinks It Superior to the
London Institution.
CRv Associated Pr"ssD

NEW YORK. Fet. 19.-Belirf that
the London Stock EXChanS" Is ENl-
passed by tho New York. Stock EN-
change. ho,h as regards its methods
Of trailing and its personnel. was en-
pressed today by Thomas F. Wood
lock former member of the Lon
don exchange who was testIfyinc be-
fore the governors committee which
is investigating tn" methods of prac'
tiCc on til" different New York eX'
chaE2cs
MIR. Wuodlock is now a member o.
the New York exchange.
He explained the system in vogue
in each exchange and said thai he
thought that Americans had nothing
to learn from the markings of the
LONDON stock Exchange.
Former Congress man Litll%tield. r.
cciyrr for the drfCnct firm of \. .
I!rCwn 4 Company. will appear ~"
fore the investigating committee I"
morrow to explain the operations
which resulted in that concern ia't
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
DEATH KNELL OF RACING
IN STATE OF CALIFORNIA
LEGISLATURE Puts End to Pool Selling
and Pool Rooms, Which Means
End Of Racing.
(By Associated Press J

SACRAMENTO. CAL. Feb. ~. --
Governor Gillctt signed the Walker
Otis anti race track gambling bill -
day. which viii c!"so the rae" tracks
az Emrrvvil!r bciOr" the pr"stn'
me citing is over. and will sound 'h'
death knrli Of pool selling at rae"
track. in California as we'll as WHIP
OFT The pool rooms which have thirty
ed in all parts If tn" Siat'~
The Santa Anita track al Los
Angeles will clos" h"tor" IN" IA"
goes INTO effect. \i@latlon OF tho
new law. which g,es mo effect s'N'%
DAYS from da;". is puniShahl" by inn
plisunm"nt in Jail for not less tha.I
80 DAYS nor exceeding on" year.
The bill passed both houses b!
.vcrwh"lming odds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Senate Makes a Record.

WASHINGTON. ~ {. Feb IL.
No: during thu p,cs-"ni session =
Congress has suCh !"rc" am nn' "t
Legislative business bC"n don" by IN"
senate a. was 1c~rmpiish"d iodfy.
TIL ARM lill carving aprro r:a-
tirrs amuunring TO $1G'.6@G."i" and
The pension bill with appropriation :
aggrcCatinC $50 <S3."'T. o. shcl
$3.50 OGn G"H 1as fr p"rSNun;. AMI
sSGn 0"p :c- FREQ "iC. w"r" pa sd
For v.Cvr o. h.r bills. fry uf which
had prcviursl, 'I""u favorably 7"P I
81 Nv tho Woug" " =" pass"d TIL"
Senate adjourned At > T.? 2. M.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
NEWPORT NEWS VA SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2t. 1909

and steel have drttrmH'i ~ project
ne ir customers and t&r III" pr'%"nI
"A, least sell at such 'u"A,Hrd pr.'"'
as may be necessary W.lh respect Ia
different comm9ditic-. Il: 'rd":' 10 Re
tain their tair share 81 III" business
THE ,riccS which u..n be- d"i"rmin,
ed upon. and the de ais concerning
the same viii BE- ei\,u Nv TIA" manu-
fac,ur.rs TO their r,,tum"r~ iir"c;
as occasion may rrQu.."
The friendly rrlu' 'H'$ WhlrA hav''
existed between lh" i@..rripal manu
iac.nr,rs will Cont;n!'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
BRIDGE BUILDING FOREMAN
KitlEp Al PINE BEACH
Alleged That He Abused and Threat
ened Carpenter. VINO Slew HIM
With Maui.

NORFOLK. VA. Frr "a. Fnr"u.Mt
G.. ". Franklin OF The hrldG" lnildinr
raII. ii, work on tii' I'm" Reach
plyr Was knocked on tn" mead wi II
4 Yin maui and instantly killed. to-
,ay at noon by ]. r. lindsay. "a car
r'nt"r.
|, is alleged that >h" foreman 50
after Lindsay for poor work, chargn"
him with being tn" "p""r"St carr"n
'rr Of III" gang. He finally threat
"nrd LINDSAY with maui. \ quar-.
rel followed and Lindsay. grabbing
another maul. struck Lindsay on III"
head
II" was killed instantly. Lindsay
surrendered
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
NEGRO Who Assaulted and Killed a
Year.OId Girl Sentenced yester.
day at Fincast|e.
CRIME COMMITTED on THURSDAY
CuIprit Made Full Confession-Jury
Trial ecessary-Prisoner Ad
rnitted That He Assaulted Girl.
Then Gut Her Throat and Stabbed
Her Three Times-Jaii Is Guarded.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. l?-AnrrlinS
Christian. tn" negro, who yesterday
crilninaly assaulted and then m'ii-
dcYrd Miss Mary EobhS, the pretty
fourteen year old daughter OF a very
prominent Boletourt county farmer.
was TODAY sentenced 20 die i'll ms.
electric chair in the state p"nlt"n-
tiary on March -.
Christi2u was taken from Clifton
Forge TODAY to Fincastlc and tried
at Il special sitting OF the court d.
Circuit Judge Anderson. who accom-
panied the negro and officers TO
FincaStie
Christian was indicted by the grand
Jury and Judge Anderson appointed
three. lawyers to defend him. At
conference between the lawyers ana
the prisoners. Christian made a con
fcssion of the crime. which h" later
repeated in court to the judge.
Three Witnesses Heard.
The court heard three witnesses
who established the iimc and place
of the crime.
No jury was summoned. The judge
accepted Christians confession and
imposed the death sentence.
The negro said he was hiding III
the woods when Miss Eobbs passed
by on her way to a sto-e. He se'zeo
her and after ASSEMBLING her. cut reI
throat and stabbed her three lilies
70 keep her from telling.
Christian showed no signs of fri 5si'
in court.
The sentence came within twenty
fonr hours after the crime was com
mi:ted and Christian was sent 10
the Fincastie Jail.
The iail is being guarded tonlsh'
TO prevent an attack that might DE
made nv mob. A mol gathered
last night near Gilt on Forge. but
agreed not 20 attempt TO lyncf
Christian while he was at tEa'
The double crime occurred at dust
Yesterday evening while the child
was returning from the furnace storS
10 her home just a half a mile
away.
Christian. who was in trouble d"
fore on the charge of attempting u
assault; an Italian woman. attempt
cd to leave. Glen Wilton when IN
crime was discovered. bit was cap
turc;i by !. w Wright ard Henry
Henry aud removed. under heavy
gard, to the Jail shortly lrfore moor
today.
After aSsaulting the little girl IN,
negro cut her throat and stabbed
her hodv. thus causing instant death
Her -hroa, was cut from ear TO ear
The terrible crime was not discoF
ey,d until an hour after it was com
mitt"d. -,
Tho negro was reared at fieN
W-iTon He did not resist arrest an'
was probably eager TO get in pr'S"'
rs he feared lynching. which was
prevented " tn" officers who wcr,
we'll armed and prepared t" rrs!S
,pnh whence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
ARMY BILL PASSES.
Senate Added Nearly Eve Millions
to Amount Carried.
CIV AEGOcla'r,. cfrsS.)

NV NT|''N IU''V - N''''''
WASHINGTON. II. e.. Feb. ~.
The ARMY appropriation bill ar. 10,
priating $l"2 63G.":n ~as passed by
III, Senate day There was but
little diScussiCu on The mrasur" "N
cent Ghc senate am.'ndm"nt arpF"
,riating $50 900 for tn" Construrii2E
of roads in Alaska, which was aSr"' d
t..
Senate amendments added 81 80.
uLi 10 the amount carried by the
measure as It passed III" House. c.
that t.tnl, sl.2lS.llo WAS to Increase
the pay OF various enlisted men. and
81, 500 900 was fJr the construction
OF barracks and quarters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
is No SURPR|sE TO WASHINGTON
But American Officials Believe KS
Enactment Into Law Would be On'
fortunate for lsiand-Declare Motif
. ina in Young Republics const'-
futon Authorizes Such Action.


NEW YORK. Feb. ia bill pro-
limiting Foreigners from hCld!nS any
property in Cuba. has been INTRODUCED
i, tho House at Havana according 20
n" Herald. Property OF Americans,
English. Spaniards. Germans ana
French 10 the amount OF nearly t"'
billion dollars would be affected by
IN, MASSAGE CT such measure, says
the despatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
Representatives Of Builders and EIeo
trical Workers Are Indicted.
(Ry Associated Press }

(Rv Associated PrcSS)
CHICAGO. ILL. Feb. 10. Martin
r. Madden. PRESIDENT OF the ASS ri-
",rd Huilliuc TRADES Of Chicago. an"
NJ j. Doyle. business agent Of the
f:l.c>rical Workers. UniGn. were i'll
,iict,ri to-day Nv a Cock "-unty grand
iurv. Tru" bills containing AZ lea :
two accounts were returned in 1hnS
Frrrmans court On" coun; is Sa!i
IT, charge conspiracy against certain
cO:iji actors.
CaniaS : wore issued fer n" arr" I
OF ;hc men indicted and bonds WEI"
fixed at 5000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Officials Net Altogether Surprised.

WASHINGTON. - C.. Feb. ~. -
Government officials are not aito-
ge1her SURPRISED over the fact that
a hill has been introduced in the
Cuban House OF Representatives pro-
hibi,ing foreigners holding properly
in the island but at the same time
say that its enactmcnr into law Womb
be the most unfortunate thing that
could happen for the future pres
perity Of Cuba.
There is nothing in the Cuban
constitution which would prevent the
suggested legislation. but expiicie
provision is male that there shall
not be restorative legislation nor any
aciion that would work to the I'M
pairment II contracts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
SHOT BY WIFE.
Claim u Was Acc, dent But Story No
Credited
NV Associated Press.

NORFOLK VA. Feb. io.-l.ewis
J,bason residing al Church and Char
lc.tc streets. was shot in the breast
at noon toiav by his wife. Mabel
Johnson. aud is in dying condition.
Tho clsi:n II was an accident but
tho condition Of the room and one
.rrc,r,nce Of the woman showed
that there had b"ou scuttle
The woman told conflicting stories
and when facei with these became
hvsicricS!. She is being held By the
police.
Attending surgeons declare Johnson
viii dc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Pension Bill Passes.
tBv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. T.. c.. Feb. 10
Thsrty-fivc minutes was all the TIME
r. CURED for the passage by the Sen
atc today Of the bill carrying appro-
pristicns Of SiGO. 600 900 for the pay
mcnt of pensions FOR the next fiscal
year.
The passage of the bill provoked
no dcbat'.
VI. la Toilette stated that being I
mcmbr CT the pen ion committee. ="
was familiar with the measure and
had no objection TO II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Worlds CONSERVATISM Conference.

WASHINGTON. ~ C.. F:I. IL
Prcsidenr ROcS".''i announced today
that cali will y issued al oG"'' I r
a wor ld's cont. r"nr'' On the Cons"rva-
;iCn Of natural r,~'iTCes 30 u" meta III
The Hague rev :. ri"mber.
Forty five ma - represented a
The Hagur will ,. invited % raTt'-
cipaie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
Violated Contract Labor Law.
fEv Associated presse
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Feb

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Fob. u
Tho case Of AIonzo Bailey. the negro
charged with violations Of the Afa.
b.ma cortrac. labor law. was decided
agaiuvt him. the decision being an
rounrcd ioiay. The case viii no~
10 taken rs rapidly as possible tn
Tho supreme cour' OF the Unbes
states on the ground that the effect
of tho Law Is 20 cHsiave men BIZ. 10
privirv thr1 NJ liberty withoW dnc
process Of law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
FOR POLICE DUTY.
Cruiser and Tue Assigned to Work IN
Hampton Roads.

NV NSSiH'f Ted fTV5s'T
NORFOI g. VA. Feb. l3.-Th'
cruiser Dixie and tug Potomac. as
sipurd 10 rolicr duty in Hampton
Reads while. the baitlcship fleet Is
at anchor lIcrc. arrived a. the Nor
ro!2 nav! Yard today.
III. d.sl,aic il boat I'olPhin passed
~ the cai "s today. going direct !"
Washington where sh" will take on
3.nard 4 party of officials 20 partic''
nate in H.. ra:aI review and welcome
The i,turEin" hattleship fleet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
For Park at AndersonviIle.
Iy Associated PressD

INSSFTR s''7
WASHINGTON. II. G., Feb. -" =
The House committee on military ar
fairs has agreed to recommend that
the House pass the Senate bill for
the purchase OF the site Ct Andcrson-
VILE prison. from the National Wo-
mems Relief Corps.
The intention Is to create Il ia
tional %ark.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
VIZ eht to Address Tennesseeans
(Rv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. ID. G., FEY. -
Secretary Wright. OF The war depart
lncnt has accepted an invitation TO
attend banquet given by I'll" Ven
nesscp Society Of New York city on
The evening Of February 23.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
ees, Health co,ditiors Desired.
IBv Associated rrcss

PENSACOLA. FLA. Fob. -! w.
,crmiuca to secure fIr ;his city ~"
bcst possible h"al'h conditions. III"
Irra! hoard e public works will CIV"
n half holiday Wiih pay 10 all en-
IrIoyrs or tho board WHO attend Inc
tuberculosis exhibition b"inE held !"
fhis city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
STEEL TRUST WILL SELL.
At MODIFIED PRICES"
Announcement Made BY Chairman Of
Directorate, But He RefraIns
From Quoting Figures.
Says SMALL CONCERNS CUT PRICES
THINKS Competitors Of Great Corporf-
ton Have Been Frightened bJ
Tariff Agitation Into Reduc'ng
prices-To Protect Its Customers.
lTrust Will Meet the Reductions.


lulrkc1'' n the ir'n aid steel II e.
tha' manufacturers h>Il"H" VIII T'''
70 stimulation of th" Industry. Wa
created ,o;ay when former 'ud""
Elbrrl H. Gay, chairman O! th'
directorate Of the tEi'"i States steel
Corr ration. mai" an official I'm
uo,.nr"mrnt thar u" "lralinG m2H'i-
fat,,lrcrs Of If and steel nav" 1t, .
tcrmimrd 10 protect their GUS "In'r p
and t III" present. - II n HtHI
modified prices as MAY y" h''r' '"IN
wi ii respect to differ"n; comm ii' y.
in order TO retain their air share Of
the business"
The prices which may be d"iirniln-
sc. lpon Will BE- given by the III ma
facturrrs II III. cuStom'rs direct.
Til" action # the leading maauiac
;urcrs in cffecting an cp'n market
followed a series OF e. .Hf"rrnc"H h'r
for the la, three day. # ,HlG" Gray
and the heads CT til" various SuOsll
iary companies of III" steel cor ora
ton together with officials cf other
Sltcl ihto NOiiI"'''
Price Cuttirg Rampant.
Judge Gray. in the official sta,"-
mcnt saws hat the smaller sci
manufacturing concerns for one cauS
or another. particularly the tarih
agitation. have become more c. les
excited and demoraliz"d. and have
been selling their products I 10"
thos, prices generally marin, ai"ed
and this led 10 unreasonable rr:ce
cutting by certain manufacturers
who opposed a change, but felt the
necessity OF protecting their cus'"'
merS.
Following is. in part. rht Statement
made public by Judge Gray a't"r
the meeting:
"Following the panic OF octab
1907. the iron and steel industry was
in jeopardy. JotberS and cohSr'h
crs thrCughoue the country had par
chased large stocks a. PRICES .rvFaii
ing when conditions were favoraN!H
and these were undispos"d c.; Al
immediate and radical r"Luf ticn il
prices would have meant bahkrTr !
to multitudes.
Sought to Prevent Disaster.
ITO prevent Lisas and ruin. ano
at the request of SCOTS who wtr'
interested. a large per centasc OF IN
leading men cRn"cted with this !"
dustrv met to advise with each tn
in regard to,the best inter' $ OF al
concerned including the genera! pnh
lie. Partly. at. least. as 4 result
stability of prices. as diSti2gbsh"'
from wide and sudan fuciuaiion,;
existed until about the beginning
1909. although no agreements wer'
made 10 maintain .ric"S and not
standing a small per centag" 81 manu-
fac;vrcrs STOOD aI""f fr, Il. he con
feronCeS
For a wear preceding January =!
1903. there was a gene. improve
mcnt in tn" iron and steel 'r'd". anC
an increase in >al"S made During
the las; two "a. IIany % IN" mann
facrurcTs held conference" ;0T 'h'
purpcsc % h'a;njnS inf r1nati-n am
f,c;s concerning actual conditions II
detail
SIanes Tariff Agitation.
1T a3p. aTs that for on" r"Hs IN nj
another inCludi"C ar':CuIHrlN the
rar,r agitation. many "c -" sinai''l
concern. who hay" net h""n d.*T-*"
, - $1,000, du-iD, ,Ip l.. yCH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20
W eATHER.

Fair, colder Saturday; SUM-
day fair: slightly warmer IN
interior; moderate west winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

THE DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives
the full news service OF the
Associated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-20

p-icss 90 bc Modified.
Tho leading manufacturers OF iron
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-07
NOTICE
MEETING OF METROPOLITAN
MEAT COMPANY, LIMITED.

OF 5 E A L STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF METROPOLITAN
MEAT COMPANY, LIMITED.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
the direction of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Metropolitan Meat Com
pany, Limited, an Hawaiian corpora
ton. and to the authority vested in
the undersigned president of said COM
pany, that special meeting of the
shareholders of said company will be
held at the rooms of the Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce, in the Stangen-
valid building, in Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, on Thurs
day. the 10th day of June, 1909, at 10
O'Clock a. m. of said day, for the pur-
pose of considering and taking action
upon the dissolution and disincorpor-
alton of said company and all matters
pertaining to such dissolution and dis.
incorporate
METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.. LIN
TIED.
By SAMUEL PARKER, It's President
S352-May II, 20, "a. q, 81; June 3, 7, 10
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-07
By H. M. Ayres.

Pearl of the Sea, I am thinking of you,
Queen of the beaches-fair heart s
desire,
In your eyes the light of the island
dawning-
The fash of the sunsets fire.
Where you are waiting, o Island sweet.
heart,
DO the trading schooners 90 drift.
ing by
AS they did of old, with their shell
and copra--
White specks 'gainst the southern
skye
Do the frigate- birds wheel as once thew
used to,
Over the depths of a crystal sea?
Do the robber crabs loot the plumy
palm-trees
On the isle where we wandered free ?
I would return to the wild brown peo-
pie
|. To the pagan pleasures of Mitiaro,
To Pearl of the Sea who is sitting
| watching,
Down where. the pearl boats go.
Today the wind from the southwark
blowing,
Watts me rare music that used to
thrill,
And the heady scent of great creamy
blossoms
O'ersweet when the night is still.
Carry me quickly, o sails most laggard
| Back to my kingdom of love and ease,
To the truest heart in earth S fairest
| garden.
| In the haven of unsailed seas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-07
Vim G. Irwin & Co., Ltd.

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co., OF Liverpool, Eng
land.
Scottish Union & National Insurance.
Co., of Edinburgh, Scotland.
The Upper Rhine Insurance Co., Ltd.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.
Of London.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-07
NOTICE.

All bills against the Board of Com
missioners of Agriculture and Forestry
of the Territory of Hawaii incurred
during the present biennial period end
ing June 30th, 1909, must be present
ed at the office of the Board of Agri-
culture and Forestry not later than
July 1st to insure payment of same.
PAUL r. ISENBERG,
Acting President and Executive Officer.
8368-June 4, Z, 10
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
"OOKALA STOCK"

All persons holding stock Of Ookala
Plantation Co. are requested to imme-
diately notify the undersigned of their
correct postofice address.
C. BREWER & CO., LTD,
Queen Street, Honolulu,
Agents for the Trustees, O. S. P. Co.
1867
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Pete
Higgins is no longer in the employ of
this company.
PEERLESS PRESERVING
PAINT CO., LTD.
Office, Fort ST., opp. Irwin & Co.
Telephone PSI. 1868
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The biggest and most beautiful tapa
ever shown in Honolulu is now on ex.
hlbition at the old and reliable Island
Curio store-Steiner 's-Elite building,
Hotel street.