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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
PAUL ROY WILL NOT
RETURN To THE j. S.
FRANCE WILL NOT ALLOW TIE
MAN ACCUSED or MURDER
TO BE EHTRkDlTEp.

PARIS. Iuly 2ZPaM Roy. alleged
TO have killed his brother In Law
George Carkina. at Sswiugtoa. \.
w.. VIII not return to the Unite q
States to stand trial The French
government today refused to grant
papcrr N cxifaditlon on the gruund
that RoY Is French citizen. and ID
not anAwerahle to tho United
States.
Roy Il the husband Or Glaeih Call.
the singer. who. IN private life eas
Lilly CaFkins. AFTER CArkins was
killed. Roy fled to France. His
wife then accused him " tho
crime.
Il vas alleged that Roy shot and
killed carkius during the progress
Of a family quarrel At Ne4ingten
He ancFwards made the statement
that be acted In Helfdefense.
Though the French government
refused TO ertrailte Roy. Il may
prosecute him for the crime In the
courts Of France Il Is regarded.
however. as unlikely that such sc.
lion viii b. taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
y[|ET0N Of MAN
KILLED IS FOUND

nF,x. July 2=iames G.
,,,sV ! farmer LIVING near wi
-, ~ oounty. reported 20 the
,as,Isses The flnting on bis prum
80 he skeleton nl man Who
r-es said BE- was Informed had
r. lhs victim q murder
lsssliny to rhpoR a neiFhhof
q avs agn asked fhruop II
I ts.s hist his house hnd heen
4, saae q a mursicr some years
~ rkrcop acquired IT, The
LASH u Alleged to have shown
rm,g xhere he CORPSE was coz,
~ d ihe attic and where Il
Y, - laier taken and buried
nnsg as BE- dug ~ the skeleton
~ i had been told Il vas bur
\ ii prsssaed At once to Hoiify
4, aihwn The coroner and shvr.
: ~ lsresnsaiinz the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
AUTHOR or FAMOUS GOSPEL
HYANa COMES WITH
GPWoRrHlAHs.

Prof Charles N. Gabriel noted
gospel song writer, aud author Of
tho Glory SONG. the most popular
of recent gospel hymns. viii mr.
rive In Seattle OF 30 O'Clock. on
the Princess Charlotte, accompany
ing tho board Of control Of the Eps
worth League
Professor Gabriel complied The
new Epw0fth League song book
which makes ~ first appearance
AT tho International convention be.
ginning next "Wednesday and he
Will have entire charge u the con
rentlan music. with the exception
Of the orHtorlo. Elijah. which viii
be- conducted by Dr. Frank Wilbur
Ghaoe, director of the First Pres
hyterian church choir.
Professor Gabriel will organize q
chorus of 600 voices 10 lead the
convention music. and all church
singers " Seattle are invited to
Join the first rehearsal Of the Choir.
ua At the First Methodist church
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
CANDY STRAWBERRIES

Two hundred and hfy pounds Of
candy strawberries. a prssty red
win neat little green stems. hay,
been manufactured by tho lmneriaf
Candy company for use In deco
rating the King County Building A.
the A-Y p exposition Tor sirss
berry Day tomorrow Tho lmpcrial
Candy company has a big exhibit
W the kiug County Building and
has donated the candy berries a.
III share ~ making the daY a bis
sueeess After betting vioWed By tho
yisiiufn. the candy berries vii be-
distributed among the crowds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
CHARGES
ARE NOT VERIFIED

WASHINGTON, July Mot one
charge has any basis In fact was
the giat NJ a report made to ssere.
lary Wilson today by a. b Melvin.
chief Of the bureau II animal Indus
Try and George = MaCabe. d SOC
lirlior in the department II agricui-
turo, who have been investigating
charges made against the Inspectors
at The East ~ Louis stock yards
The charges eere made by J. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
: upIIFT NOTICES CAN AND SHOULD
Be APPLIED IN CITY OF SEATTLE

out II seems to DO tho aim and
deaire Of the city fathers to aee how
much money they can raise and
how fast they can spend T. rhoy
aro entluY ignorant Ut tho word
aeconomy. which Is quite ~ essen
tlal 10 the rich A. the poor.
This clty IA Rrro aud horo are
many owners VI property Within ia
hmils, but people cannot live here
With little or no work and pas the
mgh taxes and assessments, unless
they have an income OF some sort
The present sewer system will be-
d burden upon tho people for the
next i've YEARS when, II the bonds
had been issued for fifty years, the
people who will receive the most
benefit out OF It would be helping
TO pay for T.
ELMER W DAVIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
RUS GIRL SACRIFICES HER BLOOD TO
GAVE THE LIFE OF HER BROTHER

confinement with pneumonia and
the homorhAse which set In could
not be stopped. AS hia blood was
too weak and thin to form q eliot
lie was rapidly dying from the loss
Of hlood. aud the doctors In attend,
anoo decided that TRANSMISSION was
the only remedy
Miss Moore Immediately offered
her blood and the operation was
performed 80 successfully that
Moorc il now on the way to a
rapid recovery. The Intrepid girl
refused 10 take an anaeathetlc and.
aayo for a handhEe over her eyrH
10 prevent nauseatl0n. waa perfect,
ly conscious durlus the entire %
minutes In which the tfansfaslon
took place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
A.-Y.-P. STAMPS GO
BEGGING IN SEATTLE

while over 5000. 900 Of the spe-
cial A-f.P stamps we're received
at the postoffico over 10 days ago,
yoff few people in the city seem
10 be aware Of the fact. AZ "a al.
tested by the little call that IL
made for them.
Postmaster Russell gave orders
that the special stamps should be
delivered over the counter only
when asked for By the purchaser.
thinking TO conserve their sale.
There sun remains over $500 900 Of
the stamps, and they can BE- had al
tho postoffloe for the asking, ae.
cnmnanIad hf two ennia. Of eonrae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

a, Fdi,cr one OF the best
= ~, ~ have seen ia the Seattle
slo, appeared m The star last
w. y, and one that should touch
F'l VI, q avery loyal ellison Of
o .. ~, western city have fel (.
~ i' " he article headed seall
ss, y. N NJ nou Asain and the
rs.s y. Az all worthy Of tha deep.
~. .s.lJsratlcn by tho officers OF
q e ~, N seattle, and soc II thew
~ hanarcds OF opp'f'un'llea
~ ,sey could not make the city
- y. ar n, lhe nch and poor al,se
w, ..,, y, arp hundrcdu Of people In
is ~, who own lltlc homes or
,.s I'm to own them, who Viii
= Nm KIN Il the present s'stom Of
" , NV, nd assessmcnta is earfied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
SONG WRITER WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION

Harms. who recently resigned Die
position aa inspector at IT Louie
He rhafged that appalling disregard
fof the regulations NJ The depart
msat existed ln tho stock yards and
demanded an investigation.
Melvin md Meeabe aern detailed
t1tako Che mttafup Thef worked
fornryefal wsakHbut sere unable 10
discover fhe conditions described BY
hufma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

-,,, n, weak from the loss Of
sAleh flowed in a steady
,w.n isr IS minutes i"a an nm. in
~ ~ n her wrist into the body
~ 1. sI,ease sappei hulhef Miss
n v NAM. a iayoarald Tacoma
f,..., 4 il seatilo last night to
2. '.,slatiyes at Green Lake for
= aays and recover her
Nv ". Moore last SUNDAY after
ma party to cue Of the
y, ,.mafkahlo operations In the
- a he medical profession in
I. yufAuesi' A..
80 ". had ruptHTed a blood ves.
.sgl, TRIMS 20 walk After a long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
JAPANESE IS NOW ON
TRIAL FOR PERJURY

nnnan HArukichl the Jap
~ ~ he customs qfncrrs
ws1 nnths axo and charEe'i
n, <.lry uhlic iesiifglnE Ia the
h<-sn Il four ether Jaianess
~ rs1irr for admission 10 this
s1sns. i nos being tfied before
f.tnl lssxa Hanferi In The e $
n. ~ vas seeurgi this morn
n MA vssy littlf trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
DISTURBS SLUMBERS
OF The JAIL LODCERS

Tied 10 the floor IN tho padded
cell In a atraitiaeket. Peter
Murphy last night sang There is
no place like home" following u
with bcllowinEz Of the Lords pray.
er and snatehes OF religious songs.
preventing any sleep or rest what.
ever To tho other prisoners 10 the
cells and hospital ward IN tho
county jail
Murphy n violently insane over
religious beliefs and was committed
to the jail by Dr, Green. Of the City
hospital He will be tried by q
lunacy commission this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
TO Be
OPEN UNTIL NOON

The general delivery. stamp and
registry windows u the local post.
office Will be open Monday july 0,
from M until I ? o'clock noon
Il has becu the policy Of the office
10 close on holidays, such a. July g.
at O'Clock. thus giving only an
hour Tor the tranmetion Of postal
business but Postmaster Russell. In
deforonce 10 the visiting crowds,
has ordered that all windows ~.
main ofru until uoon.
one carrier delivery will BE- made
throughout the city Ia tho morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
SATURDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM

KING COUNTY STRAWBERRY DAY
RAILWAY MEMS DAY
LuMaERMEEs AND LoooGas DAY
coat MINERS DAY,
POLISH DAWN CONVENTION
skAoir VALLEY Wick.
600 m-rrug salute and falunr b, railway
500 m'Gad Hand. committee OF railway men Wash
$50 a, NJ hallway mems committee meets train
pao Information of King county industrial parade at Pioneer
m-paSde proceeds up Ycse way to SECOND ay UP
Second Pike at. thence broadway aud out
broadway across the Lhtoua bridge to the exposition
1000 m-rogram and seator railway men a, Auditorium
lo.l5 a. m-Model school exhibition Educational building
HOO M to 500 Popular talks with aiercopticon views
Hawaiian building
ii'oo mrdpe parade Transportation parade Kus county
1850 m-paradc Winds up at stadium Review and aaard Of
prisoa by railway men and award Of lIug county d.
- neman to exhibitors In industrial parade.
100 m-fght Of tho auhlp AYsP. DURING which aigned
checks TO the extent Of 5000 will be thrown the
100 m-savberry queens elected by the various towns in
King county win preside at the tables in the Kus
cream Everybody cordially invited
soo m-iaseha In Stadium Seattle lumbcrnen Spokane
900 m TO 800 m.-slas valley adIea at home womcns
building Music by Schubert club Everybody
400 p Concert waguofs Ayr baud Forestry building
900 mrhe two Kefora and tho ponaey sisters free at
traction foot Of Fay strehk
$50 p m=couccrt lnues band Muale pavilion
~ m-lo0yard truck NEE RAILWAY In Stadium
400 p baseball In stadium Port Ludlow mill brace
$50 mSeddns Of prominent faloaa Ia eat,o balloon
WV m-hanquet 70 railroad New YoH, State building
fsti p ms=Coaeeft lnnea band Music payilor
500 mfeaat Of lanterns and tfolc alaad men Pa, scaa
500 p Tho two kcsera and the nonuey asera rev at
traction. foot Of Pay Streak.
$50 p m-hassy mons speou contest for Pay streak shosa
$50 m-speelal areworhr at foot of Pay Streak
ssV m1oesqas parade BY railroad grounds and Pay
1900 midnight Exposition gates close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
ENTERTAINED TODAY.

The committee VI women in
charge Of the skagit Valley Week
a. tho Asi r exposition were en-
tortained AZ luncheon today at the
Nlkko Palace Cafe BY Chairman
Josiah Collins. OF the entertainment
COMMITTEES. and Director of Special
Events buckley About 20 persons
ouioyod a delightful luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

After being questioned by the po-
lice. Cunningham was placed IN q
cell and allowed 10 go to sleep.
being completely exhausted after
hls all nlght ghlling by the TO.
porieru
Nuyak has been released from
custody
Miss Bfaarha parents. who are
travelling In Germany. have not
been heard from since the tragedy
aud arrangements for the funeral
viii not be- made until word Ia 70.
colYed from them
Cunningham repeated the story
Of the killing this afternoon lilo
said that he was not sorry for his
act and refused 10 believe that MiHa
lraach vas not responsible for what
he termed the wfpng done him by
Gray bruthufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

The aelf confessed murderer Is
a small man. weighing but 1876
pounds he is 81 years old and was
born of Irish parontage IN Rhode
Island Flo has worked az a hhafer
all hls life Tie came 20 the Pacific
cuaat In 1890 and has been employ.
Cd In almost every cts on the sea.
board from Los Angeles 10 Seattle.
lie went 20 work as quarry
man for Gray brothers. March 10.
and worked until April 20 When
be- quit that company he went to
work for Smith Brothers cnnstfue
tion company. his employer at the
time of tho tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
MAN SAYS He SHOT GIRL
fconeIudsdl

tconeluded,l
pretty Clearly shown TINT Noyak Nv
ianoc0Ht of the crime y. j illgglnH.
buyer Tor mo Pacific Hardware
and Steel company aided In exon
cfnilng Novnh ilo was tho man
In the hae near Gray Brothers office
at the time tho murderer escaped.
Last niHm he uorutinized the suspect
clnaoly and declared that be was not
the man who rushed out Of GmYH
office revolver Ia hind, Immediately
after tho shooting Higgins has been
summoned 10 the police station 10
Identify Cunningham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02
DARING PLOT
!. IS LAID BY .
BLACK HAND
Makes Claim for thousand
Dollars, Then Theaiens
Dire Vengeance il the
Payment Is Not Made.

SAN JOSE. Cal. July 81 Two
men afd under aunpision today Of
Implication In Black Hand threats
made ngalnHt John r. Chace. man
arrf Of The Associated on company.
who was ordered to pay q 900 70
hlaekmnllefl o. lose hiH life No
arrests have been made and the
police are working quietly. but they
expect 10 draw the net around the
suspects within short time aud
they may be- taken into custody late
this afternoon
Search for the blackmhilcrs be.
gun when the following letter was
received by Chnoo;
Black Hand Letter.
aReAd this letter 10 the end,
Tor your life depends upon IT,
We command you to leave
$1,000 in a place described 40
follows. TUESDAY, June 70, at
8 .. M, you will 90 10 tho Law
renee saloon Al tho corner OF
Atvlto road and Hamiline
street on the north aide Of the
city.
"Yuu will leave your conveyance
thore and 40 vest on llamlllne
street land you Will 20 alonel tlll
you reach the Guadalupe creek
bridge then yan viii go south upon
the arst bank past the first bunch
u Willows under Che little flume.
and uhen you get to the second
bunch OF willows go ON about %
feet and you viii find a willow
branch ovarhaneing your path
Here you viii turn sharp to the
loft 90 through the sap In The
bushes and siep down on tiny
sand bar at the waters edge
Put Money in Gag.
i.ook close around you and find
green WllloW stick with about
lfhl inches Of Hire tangled around
The top nig one Inch Into the
aud al the bottom Of this. find q
anFaa bag eight inehne square put
be mnneY In this and draw the
ifiuF ut the mouth iight and throw
Into the stream about i6 feet and
ben go homo
at you mis- the police up In
this no attempt will be made 10
get the money, and your HE
~iii pay
"WARhlNes-lf you do not
DO a. We tell you, nsyef open
letter spain-lt may contain
poison Or fever eerme Never
open q paeksgs--it may be
bomb. Don't sc, anything from
arocer-the delivery man
may poison Il. Dent 20 outside
Of the house, or poison buile,
may find you
Signed
HIHE kCk HAND.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

., was thought at first that the
effnr might be- a hoax bat inycsti'
cation revealed the sack In the
place designated and later a boat
10 the bottom o. which graphing
hooks were attached was found.
The sack wna filled with washers
by the police and thrown into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-02

KING COUNTY STRAWBERRY DAY,
RAILWAY MEMS DAY
LuMnGRMENs AND LoooGRs' DAY.
COAT MINERS DAY.
POLISH pAV-lN CONVENTION.
skAatr VALLEY Wick.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-28
One Of f5e
Essentials

of the happy homes of to-day is a vast
fund of information as to the best methods
of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge of the worlds
best products.
Products of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval of the
Well Informed of the World; not of indi-
viduals only, but of the many who have
the happy faculty of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
One Of the products of that class, OF
known component parts, an Ethical
remedy, approved by physicians and COM
mended by the Well Informed of the
World as a valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well-known Syrup of Figs
| and Elixir of SIENNA. To get its beneficial
effects always buy the genuine, manu-.
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co..
only, and for sale by all leading druggists
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-28
QUIET REIGNs IN
HALLS Of JUSTICE

Things are very quiet about the
courthouse and promise to remain
quiet the balance of the week. Judge
De Bolt the day before Christmas told
his court officers that they need not
show up this week unless sent for. The
door of the courtroom and also that of
Judge Lindsay's was closed yesterday.
Judge Robinson, however, had num-
Der of small matters on.
Last Friday Wilbur NJ. Kennedy fled
suit for divorce against shis wife,
Annie NJ. Kennedy, almost before the
blood was dry on the knife wound
which he claimed she gave him. But
the Christmas spirit appears to have
cured his wounds, both physical and
mental, and yesterday his attorney,
Leon NJ. Straus, fled discontinuanee
of the suit.
Alice Haynes has been granted di-
vorce by Judge Robinson from Clarence
E. Haynes on the ground of failure to
provide. She is allowed alimony in the
amount of $25. a month, and Haynes is
also ordered to pay her attorney J.
LigItfoot, $50 attorneys fees.
The will of the late Louisa NJ. Brick
wood was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate and W. NJ. Giffard and Henry
Holmes were appointed executors
Alexander NJ. McBryde, V. NJ. Harri
son and J. A. Gilman were appointed
appraisers of the estate, which is esti
mated to be worth about $4,000. ,
Judge Robinson yesterday overruled
the defendant S demurrer in the equity
matter of Fl. Haekfeld & Co., Ltd.
versus Frank a. Metealf, administra
| tor. ct al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-28
CUTS OFF ORATORICAL
FINGER IN HIS ZEAL

VICTORIA, B. c., December IA
dramatic appeal to Chinese patriotism
was made at Nankow on November
10th, at a meeting to oppose the fota-
ton of foreign loans for building the
hoh Hon and Chun Han Railroad. the
principal speaker cutting off his little
finger before the assemblage. creating
a sensation as he waved the bleeding
stub. The district gentry are fighting
10 have the line financed by domestic
loans, and have raised over $10.0OO.OO0.
1he United States, with European ma
toms, has been demanding share in
foreign loans proposed for building this
line.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-28
The Work of
Kilauea

The following verse was written by
the late Miss A. NJ. Felker, having
been sent by her to a Honolulu friend
some months before her death. 1t was
written at the Volcano House.
Hear the oceanic rumble
Of Kilauea s fiery lake;
See the flames burst, leap and tumble,
Nature s forces are awake.
Tho awake to creative duty,
Work of forming lava beds,
Still the fascinating beauty
Overcomes onlooker's breads.
Zigzag in the filing crater
Run the flaming, molten streams
Through the lava blaekness greater
Than the Prince of Darkness dreams.
Suddenly the golden treasure
Overfows upon the rocks,
Upward shoots in wanton pleasure,
Sparkles, falls in show'ry Shocks.
Then, in wild ming circles glowing,
Spreads and darkens toward the
Sh0re,
And this miracle of flowing
Is repeated o 'er and 0 'er.
Fiery fountains high are playing
In mad splendor on the lake;
What is Kilauea saying
As they leap and fall and breaka
"Crater, ealdron, seething, boiling,
All alive with force and power,
Keep on building, working, toiling,
Day by day and hour by hour.
Gods own work must ne'er be ended
On this wondrous, tropic isle;
Patience, perseverance, blended,
Give to EARTH results worth while. ,.
Is a safety-valve this crater
| To prevent disaster dire2
| VIII 1t known be centuries later
| Safety lies in Kilauea s fre2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-28
PINCHOT To KEEP
HIS STEADY job
Forester Says That He Will Not
Become University
President.

WASHINGTON, December 15.-Gif-
ford Pinchot says he isn't going to
give up steady job to undergo the
vicissitudes of university presidency.
He explained today that he knew his
name had been unuer consideration in
Michigan, but that if an offer were
communicated to him he would decline.
81 don It wish to leave the forest SER
vice and | don It expect to do So" said
the chief forester. 81 don It know how
[ would like to be college president.
Here in this position 1 have work that
/ like and the preeariousness Of uni
versity position doesn't appeal to me
at all. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-28
NEW CODE BOOK
To BE ISSUED
Company Is Incorporated to
Publish Big Three
Volume Work.

A new code book, that is to be bigger
and more complete than most Of the
others put together, is to be published
in Honolulu by new company which
has filed its articles of association with
Treasurer Conklng. The new company
Is to be known as the .American-Hawai-
ian Publishing Company, Limited. 1t
will not, however, put in plant of its
own; the new code book is to be pub
Iished by the Gazette company, ac-
cording to a statement made yesterday
afternoon by Ambrose j. Wirtz, of III.
Hackfeld & Co., who is the principal
stock
Mr.. Wirtz states that the copy for
the new code book consists of three
volumes of 1000 pages each. The book,
he says, will contain over a million
phrases, whereas the Western Union
look contains only 4o,0O0-and the
Western Union code book is a pretty
bulky volume itself.
'We have been at work on the copy
for seven Or eight years. said Mr..
Writ "Much of it is already copy
righted and has been in use by us for
several years. We have had great sue
cess with it. The book will contain
several million conditions and will he
the most complete that has ever been
published.
The new company is incorporated for
$4,000, with the privilege of inereas-
ing the capital stock to 100000. The
officers, with the number of shares sub
scribed by each, are as follows:
W. Pfotenhauer, president and di-
rector, $50 shares; f. Klamp, vice
president and director, $50 shares; Geo.
Rodiek, treasurer and director, 250
shares; Ambrose J. Wirtz, secretary and
director, 1900 shares; F. W. Maefar-
lane, director, 100 shares. Seventy-eight
and onethird per cent of the capital
stock has been subscribed and ten per
cent paid in.
New Lumber Company.
Another new company which fled its
articles of association yesterday is
"Bolte & Co., Ltd.,'' the directors of
which are E. H. Cant, of Kaueleau,
Puma; c. Bolte, w. A. Purdy, Jos. P.
Mendonca and J. G. Spencer, all of Ho-
nolulu. The new concern is to engage
IN the lumber business; its articles
giving it the right to engage in a gen.
eral numbering and milling business, to-
gether with the other powers usually
asked for by and granted to manufac-
turing and mercantile firms. The cap
ital stock of the new company is $40,-
900, divided into shares of 800 EACH
Four hundred shares have been SUBJ
scribed, Cant taking 120, Bolte 277 and
the others one share each.
Wants More Power
The Hawaiian Dredging Company has
applied for an amendment of its charter
to give it larger powers and privileges.
If the amendment is approved, the
company will be able 20 do many other
things besides dredging.