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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
A SOWER OF STONY SOIL

so you don't want to stay on
the farm, hey?" demanded Caleb
Branscombe of his son Philip.
And might | be so bold as to ask
if you have any reasons?'
They stood facing each other on
the back porch of the farm house,
thte father angry and Tuning, the
son stammering but determined
You're disappointment to
me- said the elder Branscombe.
Il don't think I'm an unreason-
able man. But | We put good
money into your years course at
the agricultural school and now
you come back and say you don't
want to stay on the farm. Not
that your schooling seems to have
done you much good anyway; you
can't tell a beet from a parsnip,
and as like as not you'd make
cheese out of butternuts. What in
thunder did they teach you there,
anyway"
Latin and history and the prin-
ciples of agriculture and ma
nures," said the son sulkily.
principles of manures?" shout
ed the old man. "Manures amt
got no principles. You take a
spadeful and shovel it on. How's
that going to tell you how deep to
set the potatoes?"
well, that's only the first years
course" said the son. Anyway,
what | mean is this. hate to say
it, but you're getting old fashioned
and out of date and you won't
adopt modern methods of farm
ing"
Holy snakes!" cried Brans-
combe senior, dancing upon one
leg. I'm out of date, am I?'
Il don't mean to say that I've
had your practical experience, y
said the son in a conciliatory fash
ion, but the science Of farming
has been revolutionized in the
last 10 years, and you won't see
it. You've got to adopt modern
methods that would ensure pros
poets of a reasonable competence
instead of this handto-mouth, de-
nt-on-the-weather sort OF
manner. Look at this chicken
feed, for instance" he continued,
thrusting his hand into sack and
pulling up a handful of seeds. Il
saw you feeding this to the chick
ems this morning. Now what's
the use of feeding chickens on
melon seeds when you could plant
a couple of acres with them?"
"W?w?what did you say?" gasp
ed Branscombe, who had turned
all colors of the rainbow. except
orange. melon seeds amt good
for chickens? What should | dc
with them?'
PLANT them" said Philip. "And
manure the ground properly, and
let me look after those two acres
in my own right"
"Well," said his father, Eyes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
MARY'S TIPS

Twin rings matching precisely in
every detail except size are being
worn on the third and fourth
fingers by the up-to-date girl. Blood
corals are popular for the settings.
Never allow cake to brown until
it has risen to it's full height. If it
begins to brown while rising put a
sheet of paper over the top of it.
The craze for gold is shown in
fabrics. One of the most popular
shades in soft silks and satins for
evening wear closely resembles
the color of pure gold.
Furs and wooden goods are kept
free from moths by wrapping in
large newspapers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
you and work off that debt for the

you and work of that debt for the
fertilizer"
Branscombe laid his hand on his
sons shoulder.
Philip" he said, 1--WE been do
ing some thinking, too. You see,
when l noticed how interested you
got in your work, | figured out that
there might be something after all
in what you said about old fashion
ed ways. I've generally found that
there's some germ of truth in the
most fool statement. Only, you
didn't put it to me just right. So
if you like to stay here with me
we'll call that bill square and try to
arrange working compromise by
putting our heads together
Il wish l knew why they didn't
come up right, though" cried his
son.
"I'll tell you, Phil" said the old
man. Next time you want to
grow watermelons, don't plant sun
flowers"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
RHEUMATISM FOLLOWS WET
FEET

This is the time of year when
you have to be particularly care
full of your health. It's a good plan
to take a Turkish bath once a
week and keep your system toned
up and your blood pure. We have
the finest equipment in the North
west and a bath and bed for the
night is but $1.00 Turkish Bath
Parlors, First and Stevens, First
and Stevens. H. Nichols, prop.
Main 1241. $40
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
DAILY SHORT STORY.

that's fair. Now. tell you what I'll
do, my boy. Plant them in that
three acre lot and convince me and
if you make them pay We'll prac-
tice on the potatoes"
Philip was busily engaged with
his lot during the next week. He
did not hesitate to call in his
fathers assistance with the plant
ing.
You're sure I amt injuring
them, Philip" asked the elder
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04

The man who goes In to clean
politics is usually cleaned out him.
self
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04

The trouble with clouds Is that
you have to turn them inside out
to discover the silver lining.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04

For man who isn't president
and isn't going to be, William Mel
son Cromwell is getting more than
his share of publicity.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04

"THEY CERTAINLY DO LOOK
FLOURISHING," ADMp TT e D
BRANSCOMBE.
man. You're sure my hands amt
got no bugs or microbes?"
The arrival of the bill for fer
tilizer was a surprise. III n
Seems to me, Phil, YOU'LL hev
to raise melons the size of pun
kins to win out" said the elder
man. But Philip kept his afoYn
counsel. And sure enough, I'M time
a multitude of green sproute a.
peared. ~ G.
"They certainly do look sAour-
ishing," admitted Branscombe.
But say, Phil, | thought melons
grew on vines. D'you think them
sprouts is going to turn into
vines? Seem kind of stiff to me.
| guess you'll hev to bend them.
tell you what it is, my boy. It's
them new fertilizers. You've forced
them so strong you're going to
raise giant melons on trees"
They grew taller as the days
passed, aspiring to the sky, shun-
ming the inviting bosom of the
earth. And by the end of the third
| week 1t became obvious that what
ever they were, they certainly
| were not melons of the usual va,
riety.
"Well, l guess you've got me
beaten, dad" the boy confessed at
last, swallowing his chagrin. Shall
u go back to school or stay with
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04

But the very sad part is that
after while she fell into the
hands of the English, and they
were so angry with her for win
ming the battles that they burned
this little peasant girl to death
when she was 10 years old.
Aren't you glad that it was so
long ago and that in these, days
the English or the Americans
wouldn't do such a cruel thing?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
kOONTZ QUITS POLITICS,

Former County Clerk Robert A.
KoOntz, who for a time was men
toned as a probable candidate for
the republican nomination for city
treasurer, has concluded not to
make the race. Mr.. Koontz has
engaged in the real estate business
and will drop politics for the pres.
ont
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
OSTANYTHING

to pencils, he will make a lot of
girls happy.
We hardly find any persons of
good sense, save those who agree
with us.
what was Kitty's name before
she was married."
(Which marriage?"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-02-04
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

The man who goes in to clean
politics is usually cleaned out him
self.
For a man who isn't president
and isn't going to be, William Mel
son Cromwell is getting more than
his share Of publicity.
misunderstanding and neglect
cause more mischief in the world
than malice and wickedness.
Pittsburg seems to prefer prize
fights to music; fight drew 1900
and an orchestra recital 100.
What's the answer?
1t costs more to avenge wrong
than 1t does to let it go by default
In New York it is proposed that
poAiiS DO tuuSut III tuc puUllC
schools-and the suggestion comes
from the coroner.
There is no duty We so much
underrate as the duty of being
happy.
Waco, Tex, girl Rugged another
until she cracked three ribs. This
seems to be carrying suffrage be.
yond the limit.
Discomfort is want of self reli-
ance; it is infirmity Of will.
The statement by a noted mem
Der of the bar that there never was
a legislature clever enough to beat
the lawyers, ought to attract con-
siderable attention just now.
Friendship consists in being a
friend, not in having a friend.
Judge FIR yof Chicago has ruled
that wedding rings and other jew
elry sentimentally considered, are
exempt from seizure by creditors.
If the farmer who has raised q
combination orange and cucumber
will learn how to graft dill pickles
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TeTmina Ia discussion.
El cafe y te salen ilesos.
Ell bill pasa casi integrO con Ii
geraS mOdifiCaciOneS.

New York, Abril 3.-Han
terminado hoy en- ell congreso
los debates sobre las tarifas.
Solo ligeras enmiendas que no
afectan la fama nj el fondo
del bill han sido hechas. Los
artfculos cafe y t6 quedan eli
minados de todo recargo, de
acuerdo con las indicaciones
del presidente que no Sc mos
traba partidario del impuesto
de estos articulos, por creerlc
gravoso a los intereses de-
consumidor americana.
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Sc sspeIa ell indu|to.
Los rebeldes cubanos han
sldo puesto en- capllla.l
Solo ell ex.Sargento Cortes Sc
muestra resignade con su
suerte.

New York, aAbrI 3.-Los O.
eho indlviduos que componian
la partlda que Sc levanto en-
Laguna del Medic (Santa Cla-
ray que Sc encuentran presos
en- ell castillo de San Severino
en- Matanza, han sido hoy
puestos en- capilla. Las damas
de la ciudad hacen gestiones
para inducir al presidente ha-
Ger uso del indulto que de la
cuerda Ia constitution. Ell sar-
gento Cortes cabecilla le a
partida Sc muestra resignado
y sereno.
Los hermanos anova,
Sc encuentran aba, :, y pi-
den la gracia del perdon. Los
demas sufren notable depre-
sion de amino. Sc conffa en- al
canzar la conmutaci6n de la
pena. r.
NOTA.-En otro lugar de
esta edici6n ofrecemos a nues-
tros lectores, completes deta-
les de este suceso.
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La cop0isii0n Fi|ipiDa.
etlclon energlca
La Immediate declaration de in.
dependencia. ..' g.

Washington: Abril 3.-El
Cornisionado de Filipinas ha
hecho una sensational petit
cion, ratificando las, que Sc
habfan producido en- .otras O.
casiones. Pidio a la Camara de
Representatives Ia declarato-
ria de independence para su
pals, ..
Despues Sc extendi6 en- con-
sideraciones respecto de la
aplicacion de las nuevas tari-
fas para Filipina, exijiendo
la libre entrada del azilcar y
ell tabaco en- los puertos anne
ricanos; pero sin que por este
Sc entendiera que Ia soberania
de los Estados Unidos habrfa
de continuar en- el archipi6la-
go.
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.OTRO SUICIDE
EN- LA PERLA. !"
Un revolver "Bull-
dog de 9 milinetros
Sc encontro en- Ia ha-
bitacion.
Sc dice que situaclon pre-
caria y rompimlento de
amores ocaSlonaron la
muerte.
Cuando lego la pOlicia estaba
muertO Celestino Santiago.

Sigue la cola" de sangre ini-
ciada en- Santurce con la ten
tativa de suicide de Pablo
Garcia, de cuyo suceSo di-
mos cuenta oportunamente
y al de Felix Limo, ocurrido
aver en- el mismo Santurce, y
del que Sc dice estaba demen-
tie, sigui6 anoche la muerte
del joven Celestino Santiago.
Esta ocurrio en- la ''Perla" en-
la primera casits situada en-
trando en- aquelIa barriada.
Sc informa 10 que sigue: vi
vian junto en- la expresada ca
sa dos jovenes obreros, Ave
limo Vazquez Y ell interfecto,
Celestino Santiago. Era este
soltero, como de 25 a 27 amos
de edad de huenas costumbres
y de oficio carpintero.
Sc afirma que desde hace
algunos dias no tenfa trabajo
V ultimamente habfa vendi-
do todas sus herramientas de
trabajo. Ademas, Sc dice que
amores contrariados con mo-
two de un rompimiento con la
novia habian llevado mayor
tristeza al amino del que aver,
como entire ) y 6 de Ia tarde Sc
encontr0 muerto en- la referi-
da habitacion.
/ Su companero Avelino Var
gas, fu6 a avisar a la policia
Y trajo al guardia que hacia
( tservicio en- la Marina.
Despu6s Sc constituyeron
ALI el cabo Rosado Y detective
Pedro Agosto.
Cuando lego Ia policia, Ce-
lestino estaba muerto. Tn dis
paro de revolver Bulldog"
de 9 milimetros entrado por la
boca V cuyo proyectil no sa-
li6 fu6 OCCASION de Ia muerte.
FL revolver cOntenia t cap
sulas Y una vacia. Ia diSpara-
da. La policia ocup6 eI arma.
Sc constituy6 ALI ell juez
municipal de la eiudad. Sr.
Lassalle quien practice la
primeras investigaciones del
case. Avelino Vazquez fu6 de-
tenido de orden de la autori-
dad, quedando d disposition
del fiscal
Ell suceso cause sensation
en- aquel vecindario, pues era
estimado el sicida.
Dios peadone al que falt6
a su mas sagrado deber de con
servar una eXistencia de que
no era dueno, nj teniendo va
Tor para veneer contrarleda-
de, de Ia vida que nunca re-
prGentan 10 irremediable de
una tan fatal resOluci6n.
Desputs de practicada Ia
autOpSia Sc ha dispuestO pOr
la autorldad competente ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-03
En- Ia Mansion Ejecutiva.

Ell senior Eduardo Georgetti
aoompanado del senior Juan
r. Baiz, han estado en- la ma.
mana de hoy en- el despachc
del gobernador. Celebraron
una conferencia de cuarenta y
Cinco minutes.
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BUENA OCCASION.

T., md casa en- la calle de Canals, en-
Santurce, esta de venta y es una bue
ma OCCASION para ell que desee hacer
un buen negocio. Construida hace
3 meses, con buenas maderas y ser
vicio complete para toda comodidad
Situada menos de 100 metros de la
carretera, sitio centrico, y construc-
ci6n moderna. Informara ell Sr. Ar
turo Fort. Banco de P. Rico, San
Juan. 15 ".
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CONCERTO
POr ell OctetO del Sr. AndinO en-
''La Margarita."
Domingo 4 de 1909.

Ia. Overtura Opera,-Se-
miramis Rossini.
"a, Intermezzo Opera "Ca.
balleria Rusticana."
ga. Luit di Concerto.
(A) La mailana.
(B) La muerte d. Aze.
(C) Dane d Amtras.
(D) FL Rey de la Monta'
fa.-Cr3eg.
IA. BailabIes, Opera Clio
conda". ".-Pouchini.
5a. Marcia y coro Opera
"Tannhauser. Wagner.
Ga. Gavota Opera Mig
nom A. Thomas.
Ia. Danz Polonaise.--
8a. Gavota Opera Mig
non. "A, Thomas.
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uuozo rAsAJE A1sr,oos r>IDos.

Los vspoces de las liasss que hscen 81
ssracio sntrs San Juan y NeV Nark i.ensn
uuchns pedidos de csn2rotes Pars P4ssie
yfay b1aus que hAsta sl mes De tuos7 pr6-
Eno ssiz ezEi todo tornado. - cue qse
Ist snprsszs nsvisTss que hscen e. uts
rrs;an De msiorar sI ssTsIcio imprimirnd9
Eayor vsiocidsd 4 slls blIques y reducieai1
. ur d.s nsnss e ltrsyecto entire ambos psler
tag A-yG1g De N vsp1rss que aetualmsn-
- hNsrr "a hn=z poirr2n FsahEar IA ira
YEA e usz sad , 2eii9 ssEun l1iog
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Sc ToRcr6 UN PIE.

Al baiar del caro- electrico en- la parada
&c de Hato-Rey Ell jueves, el Dr. j. N. Car
bonell sufri6 una dislocaci6n en- un pie que
lie ha obigado guardian CANA desde ese
dia. Esta mejor y sentimos el percanse de-
seando Immediate restablecimiento al es-
timable compatriota.
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sS MUsICA.

Con motivo de IA sslida 4 Ia isla en- paseo
mililar de las fuerzas del Regimiento de
infsnteria de P. Rico no habra retreta en-
Ia plaza principal pues Ia banda de ese cug
20 scompsla al regimiento Bien es cierto
que 4 los ssiores del Eiecutivo no les hara n
falta Por aho-a las re'retas Pues Va tienen
hastsnte con IA que Sc es,s celsbrando en-
" sShington.
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NGdie sdbe que su casa eS-
td deSaLquiLada. Made 10 sd-
be, porque usted no 10 anuncia.
81 desea atquilar Su casa que
ahorG no le produce NADIA, anun
cield en- LA Correspondent
cia". Para estd cLdse de Gnun-
clos hay en- este diar1o pre-
clos especiaLes, nun limitados.
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En- San Juan.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
ell senior Jose Benitez, hacen,
dado de Vieques que estara
aqui dos dias en- asuntos de
ventas de azdcar. Bienvenido.
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POR CABLE.
R1oseyeIt en-. yjaje. ii; j
Desembarca en- Gibraltar,
Es recibida con afeeto pOr las
autoriiades erltanIcas.

N. Y. Abrit g. ..Comuni-
can de Gibraltar que ha Ilegga-
do hoy a ese puerto. el EXPIRE
sidente Roosevelt: No Sc lie
hizo recibimiento oflclal,; ]; pero
la mayor parte de las auto
rldades y .conoeidas personas
de la poblaci6n han ido a sa-
.ludarle. -. .
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AVER EN- So oFICINA.

Restablecido de la dolencia que lie retuvo
algunos dias en- CANA, concurrio aver su
oficina ell Comisionado del Interior Sr.
Grahame. Celebramos ell restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-03
"Flores y Perlas''

Este "vlatz' del compositor puer-
torriquefo Rafael Balseiro Davila Y
que tan bien ha sido recibido por los
amateurs de Ia buena m6sica, Sc halIa
en- venta en- el Paris Bazar" perfec-
tamente impreso. Las personals qse
deseen adquirirlo pueden hacer sus
pedidos IL referida casa. Iowa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-03
EL. D|OS De
La GUERRA.

Hubo un tempo en- que el
dios tonante de la guerra do
minaba en- el espfritu de los
pueblos. Las empresas belicas,
eran el objective y la ocpaci6n
de pueblos, montes y comuni-
dades. III
Lanzabanse legiones de Sc
res humanos en- pos de la con-
qulsta.
Asf ell genio de la guerra en-
carnaba en- I'm pueblo 8 en- un
nombre, y el arrojo y la teme-
ridad les inducia q llevar su5
armas q los 1ltimos confines
de la terra.
Fiaban el exito en- el dios
de la guerra y Glen valerosos
capitanes.
Los barbaros de la antigu'
Gala, llevaron sus arma.
por todas parties, y las aguilas
romanas, desde Palestina, pa
searonse victoriosas por casi
todo Ell mundo.
Las proezas de la guerra, Sc
nalaban I'm dfa y otro, nuevos
triunfos de las armas, y los poe
tas, pulsaban sus arpas, ensal-
zandolas con las filigranas de
la Ira.
Homero exaltaba el esprit
tn guerrero E inspiraba ell o.
dio al dominador extranjero,
y Esquilo con sus famosas ira
gedias completaba estas exal-
tacion y odio.
Hercules, Plut6n, Marte,
Diomenes, y cien heroes mas
desfilan por la historic antigua
como figuras caracteristicas
del genio de la guerra.
Y aun en- las postrimerias
de los siglos pasados, agobia-
das las naciones por el ehoque
y amenaza con dominar toda
la Europa y todo el mundo,
81 no encuentra quien Sc in
terponga a su paso.
Reducido Napoleon q SUI
solitario encierro, las naciones
disponianse a descansar y a
compensar en- la paz las perdi-
das de la guerra. Pero Polonia,
gemia en- lucha fraticida, y
Russia y Alemania en- conve
niencia con Austria, repartie-
ronsela como botin a merced
del destino; y de todas aque
Has epopeyas de la conquista
napole6nica, ha quedado Po-
lonia como trofeo sangriento
de Ia OPPRESSION de los pueblos
fuertes.
Conquistas, hombres, heroes,
todo paso por las paginas de
la historic, sin que hoy Sc sien-
ia una leve concecuencia de
tan numerosos hechos; todo
Sc normaliz6, continuando EN-
curse el progreso y la felici-
dad de las naciones. Solo Polo
MIA, opresa, sojuzgada y tira-
nizada por el coloniaie, es a la
que la fatalidad no lie ha de-
parade la felicidad de que dis
frutan las demas pueblos de la
conquista. Solo ella es la vic
TINA que ha quedado inmalo-
da de las pasadas guerras, Y
antes prefiere morir i confor-
marse y a aceptar Ell yugo'eX-
trangero.
Para ella NADIA son las cade-
mas, nj NADIA la fusta que fla
gela su espalda. Su lengua, su
raza, sus tradicioneS y SUI Ii
bertad, significan la suprema
iusticia, Y espera que la voz
de dios tonante Sc alze, Y con-
gregue sus hombres, produzca
ej6rcitos y triunfe Ia iusticia
de Dios.
Como la AIsacia V la Lorena
espera que, la iusticla
divina, la rescate de la misera-
bic justicia de rusos Y alema-
ines, Y que Sc levante, hermo-
sa V brillante la ensena glo-
ROSA del pabellon polaco.
ANTONIO PAZ.
Rio-Grande, Mario 30, 1909.
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entierro de los restos del que
fu6 en- el cementerio de Ia ciu
dad.
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Ell MEJORRON Los seiiores AL
varez Hermanos, del comercio de esta
plaza, continian recibiendo grandes pc
didos del acredltado RoN SAN LUIS, que
ha merecido Ia mejor aceptaei6n del pd-
bl!co. No contiene slstancias nocivas y
es "vieio" de verdad. sin mixtifcaciones
nj aditamentos periudiciales la salud.
No 10 olvideis Ron SAN LUIS, calle de
San Jose casa sefores Alvarez herma-
nos
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PALABRAs DEL rREsIDExrE.

Una de las preguntas que con mas in
teres G insistencia mira el presidente de
la comisi6n ha sido 81 es cierto ell que en-
Pto Rico existc Ia americanizaci0n en- cuan
10 d las ventas plazos que ha empleado
eI cielo detalla 4 10 cual 10 mismo los rices
que los pobres pueden disfrutar de los be-
neficios del gobierno propio.
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En- "a canatja alta.
El ,Senado rehusa hacerle
enmlendas.
Pederes discrecienales d Taft,
para usar del maximum J mi
nimun.

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mara de representatives pom
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-15
new BUILDING
FOR CHAMBER

Al meeting OF the Board OF Trus.
tees OF the Chamber of Commerce yes.
terday afternoon, definite plans for the
construction of their new building were
decided upon. It will be financed by
selling shares in the proposition to
members of the Chamber and by bond,
ing. and the entire plans call for SIPS.
900,
The trustees are In hopes of obtain.
ing the lot at the corner of King and
Bishop streets, which can be pur.
chased for 100000. The building II.
SELF. three stories and of concrete con.
strnction, viii cost $4,000, the amount
to be raised allowing a good margin
for unhsured expenses. The new
building will contain ground stores and
oihces while the third floor will be de.
voted to the Chamber of Commerce
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-15
Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
First Circuit, Territory. of Hawaii.
AT Chambers. In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Allie NJ. Eel
ker, late Of Honolulu, Oahu, Il. H.,
Deceased. Order of Notice of Hear
ing Petition for Administration. On
reading and filing the petitioner VIII
lie r.. Fclker OF Santa Cruz, Califor-
MIA. alleging that Allie NJ. Felker of
Honolulu, Oahu. 7. j.. died intestate
at Honolulu on the 18th day of
April. A. ID. 1903, leaving property
In the Territory of Hawaii necessary
to be administered upon. and pray
Ing that letters of administration is
sue to Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,
Ltd. II is ordered that Monday, the
I'd day of August, A. ID. 1909. at 10
pointed for hearing said petition in
the court room of this court ut said
Honolulu, ut which time and place
all persons concerned may appear
and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition should not be
granted
Dated Mt Honolulu. Oahu. June 80.
1909.
by order OF the Court.
Attest:
V. NJ. HARRISON.
Assistant Clerk.