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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
'Sald SO Three Months
Ago" is Peary'S Comment

WASHINGTON. Der 2--''Thrse months
EEo from the Labrador ouEEl ] sounded an
explicit and deliberately wurdsd waTIing
10 Inc woTid. based upon nDnIile1s ans Lc-
eursts information in regard 10 the Cook
claims In doing 50 ] BccEstsd The respon-
sibillty deFoiving upon me and fulfilled my
durY 70 myself and 10 the world
With Lhese words Commander Robert Z
FsarF to-day pointedlF expressed his seIlI-
nsuts regarding Inc failure Of the UniTer-
Eity uf Copenhagen 10 find any prouf "a the
discovery Of 1he Noruh Pole ~ ur- Coak.
In his apartments Nn CaiSmhiR rnhd
CommEnder FsEry received ~ Associated
Press representative. VINO HppriEed him Of
me decision by The Denmark scientists
heHinE1 ur- Cook. &ot 80 much a. q sus-
pician a q smile uluminsd his stern facs
bul MS eyes lighted ID WIN the Welsoms
knowledge q q VlIidirarinn Walich hRd come
70 hin AFTER dlfficull trials
i have known thf outpume of this since
weeks before I reached fhiE uouurry On my
return from the pole be said II wa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
MlllerS Demand
Court to Permit
Flour Shipments
Topeka Concern W0uld Restrain
Federal Authorities from Seizure
Of BleREhed PrOdnct In Iowa.
Frun Z STAFF Currespunasnt)

DEs MONIES, Ia Der. 21--CSPeciRl Tcl-
eErEn D-Tyhs Shawnee Milling company OF
Topeka has beEun Eui1 il fs5srRl court TO
secure En nrdeT restraining The United
states marshal and attorney Tor the south
arn District Of Iowa from making seizures
Uf fluur shipped 10y the company into Iowa.
The company admits thai il is engaged in
shipping bisBrhed fleur into Iowa. or would
like to do SO, but fears the flour VIII be
seized. IL claims 70 use ths Hlsu1rde proc
ess tar bishchinE. which II Is declaTat has
baen 3nairiDTlE determined harmless 70
fluur and Therefore ASKS JndEH Mcpherson
Immediately TO recognize THIS fast and per
NIT flour shipments into the state pending
the determination Of al blsRchsd -four
cases.
Congressman Hull. home from Washing
ton for the holidays declared to-day thai q
bif wUrla bs passed il the present SEES
si1n Of congress by which excess military
prison labor could De used in tTuprUTtnH the
roads The hil provides thRt The worn
must be dome Oh roRdE betweEa military
posts and railway stations,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
Shober Lands
Federal Place
After Contest
South Dakota Senators Secure Con.
firmRtlon Of Auditor fer interior
Department Over Protest


NAsHI.S GTON. Dec. M-(special Tsls-
gram D-Presi6snf THft today sent 10 the
senate the nomination q Harvey c. shsbsr
q South Dakota TO be Hudtar for me in
terror dspsrrmsut v5cs Robert & Eaersun
of the same state, resigned The senate.
IN F1sw Of the Interest shown in this case
b. SsnL,Ors Gamble and Crawford R1ho
stand behind Shubag, al uDcs confirmed
1hs new Hppoin-ef Eithout The forrnRliry
~ EEDding thu n1rnfnation 10 q COMMITTEES
and allowing the Same 10 70 uvur. RE is
be usual RUE. Shobs-'s nurninHriun WIS
-aEht bitterly hy the EiutredEe forces IN
IN Dakota and by ReTresan tEtfveE Mar
nd Burke who belong 10 the arti-
-. e and Crawford wing uf the repub-
: arty in that state Gamble and
however. keTa pounding. with q
they have finally landed their
place
n CraWfur6 Of south Dakota TO-DAY
IN sdUuHd q bin 70 require candidates IL
elections Of prssidenliEl and vice Elrssi-
GENITAL elsrtorE members Of the SENATE
and house uf representative and commit
tees in charge Of their candidHcies and
campaigns 10 give 3 statement Of Gen.
tflbu1ions received and Of expenses IN
CURED In snrh campaigns
The senate 18adHy confirmed the noufnR-
ton Of Harry Schmidt of Nebraska 70 be
second heutsnaHi in the marine corDE
EleTresentarive HinshBw today intro
dDnsd a blu providing foT al appropriation
q s1Be,0BB 10 buy 3 site ana 10 erect q
public building al Aurora. Nfh f3e has
Elsn recommended the appointment Of Wei
Iing1on a Post as postmaster al Sirons-
burg, Neb-, whose term expires January -
Zlhe following T,ostuffioes IN NehrRsks
wiz become international money order o.
fees on January j.
Arcadia Bethany BrHdshRw, Campbell
Cruf1un- Decatur. DIusr, GEtnHr, Grant
E5gminEsford, Herman haywood, Rspub-
/ bcEn CITY. Rising City, Shelby. Silver
Greek. Utica WA1thlIl WRunstz- Winsids
WoIbauh.
4 The postmaster general has accepted tbs
I proposal uf Mathews Inhelder 10 leAs,
q--IrHrs for the Pierce CNeh) pos1offin,
I for the term Of five ysErs from February ]
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
Eight Burned in
Big London Store
Casualty List May Be Enlarged by
Further Search Of the
Ruins.

LONDON NOV. Z--F'iTs bodies were re
covered this forenoon from the ruins Of tn
dry EDods store Of -Arding g. Hobbs. in the
ClBBhan quarter The known dead number
eiEhL.
The search was cuutiuued throughout 1hs
dEF. bu1 WIS necessarily slow, and il 1nag
be 3 dRy or two before LhH casualty lisl
can be determined
j appears that all the empluyes hHvt
been accounted for but there we're hun
dreds uf Christmas shoppers On tins
spacious floors when the fire broke ou
yesterday.
Claims for insurance, which seem 10 fal
exclusively on British companies, show ina
in addition 10 The dry goods store. sOm'
twenty-five business and residence places
adjoining were burned out OF damaged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
Holding Strangers
In Bclleville, Ill.
Eighteen Men, Supposed to Be from
East ST. Louis Placed IN
der Arrest.

ST LOUIS. Mo- Dec Z--Eightesn ar
RESTS of EtrAnEers who were HnHhls ID Rc-
cvuHt enthusiastically Tor lhet- pressncs IN
Beller5lts. III. were made there this nIorn-
ing. il is thought 1k&t the nssn walked
frsn East St Louis after the failure Of q
mob uf z50 10 reach the tORn earlier By
sIeet cAr
Despite the Developments Of last night II
is not expected that militia VII be nesdsd
General Wells Of Decatur, III, WIN arrived
lsst evening. sEio today thai Sheriff CRshti
seems 10 have The situation wen in hand
The Mount Vernon and EffinEhRm curn
10 enIrEin at 3 moments nO1lre
pHniss viii however be kept In readiness
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
MEET KING OF UGANDA TRIBE
Former President RS0serelr and
Kermf1 R0gd ReceptS0R at
kamun1n-

KAMPALA. Uganda Bee. zs-The Amer
ican expedition arrived here today Rnd was
received by Sub-cammlBsionsr p a
Knowles. Colonel Roosevelt came b. motor
car from En1sbbs and the Others arrived
On The steamer
Before leaving Entebbs Colonel and Ksr-
mil Roosevelt had luncheon H 1hs govern
uenl house and held 3 public reception
TINS afternoon they visited ths MIL ELL
mission here and later rsosived King DEndi
C'hewE q Uganda.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
The want ad pages
are particularly In
teresting to Christ
mas shoppers

Before you start out on yonr
shopping tour look over the
classification Christmas
Hints, 4" on the first want ad-
page. There you VIII find
large number of Omaha mer-
chants, who are offering sng-
gestiOns Of things, which they
have, which are appropriate
for Christmas presents. Many
little things, ont of the ordi-
nary, are mentioned there.
Have yOu read ne want ada. pei,
tDdRV1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
Mabray Suspect
Held In Des Moines
Eddie Steele, Lightweight Prize
Fighter, Charged with Aid
ing SEIndle.

DIES MONIES Ia, Dec E.-Eddie Steele.
alias EDDIE Morris. 4 weH known light
weight prize fighter, reached Dss Motnes
1o5Ay from New York and was locked a.
IN the county jnn here an 3 warrant rhRrE-
Ing him with completely IN the alleged
swindtng operations Of the MahrHT gang
he oeried ms EuHt today. asserting thai
ne had not been LhiE 1AT wes1 Tor uint
ypa-E
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
FAMILY BURNED IN HOME
Father. Mother and Three Children
Perish in Flames an View
Nurk City

NEW YORK Dec. Z--Ffrs persons were
burned 70 dsHLh today liz 8 tirs that de-
Etroyed 8 frame dwelling house IN sher-
wood Park, Workers Al the dead were
members Of The family Of Thso6urs Fred
e1deEs VINO inEt his life in the fire to
gefher with his wife and their three chill
drCn-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
MORE POWER TO CURB ROADS
Intsrytsts Cumnerre Commission Asks
Vigorous Change IN LaE.
ron VALUATION OF ALL LINES
Calls AtfentiSA 10 I3creaEIng I'm
PDrtH8ee Of OonrrsTIInE CaF1ts1-
fEntEon 81 RaElrsaas-Rr@se-
cu1Ion Ger Crime

WASHINGTON. Dec. A--TiEurguS recon
ntnda1onE fln cHRuSes IL 1fe present IRz,
regulating transportation companies az
contained IN the rwenry-1hifa annual rspor
Of the Interstate C0rnDesre ou-nrnisEiun,
transmitted today 70 c0ngrtsE-
Notwithstanding the rHnOmmendRtdunF
made. h0E'eve1. the report, IN 1hss nespsst
rs nDfztle rather Tor xhz1 h dDes nut Eksn
far what n does. nnnnHin, FiTe OF the
Suggestions msae tE chs s.,aulsl 'cor1nirtss
ssierted by Fresi6sB1 Tar g Draft tshanEes
IN the existing tnaarstk1s nomrnsrrt Er1 are
offered fn This rspu1n II is knswn rhHd
The commission. As q body, fHvurx the plans
proposed 10y that committee; but, RE 4 mat
ter uf courtesy II kRs refrRined, in its re-
port from discussing the changes IN Ba-
vance 81 The special massage On the sub
jert which President Taft mas Indicated ut
VIII send 10 the congress.
The commission expresses its conviction
thai certain amendments 10 Iressu1 lEws
are necessary enable il fully 10 accom-
plish the purposes Uf the congress Briefly
summarized The proposed amendments HI
as folsEs
VA1uErSOn ID RAilrOads.
That q physical valuation 5s made uf the
Interstate railroads Of the c0uutIy- The
commission poi as 10 The difficulty expert
sncsd IL certain cases where lis orders are
attacked IN court in meeting the testimony
as 10 physical rRlue offered by uns carriers.
and sBys thar II i1E rates are 10 he de-
Tended s1rne ms1hUd must be furnished by
witch value cEn bE established which
shall be binding on the courts Ind the
iscommisEicn-
I The commission again suggests ffB1 il De
: given power 10 prevent advances III rates
or changes IL regulations or practices 1C
( the diss dvEutz-Es Of the shipper, PsndfnE
HI investigation in1O the rsEsunAblsness %
the proposed change il is stated thai where
rate has been IN effect for years il II
presumably reasonable and that there woulC
be no hardship on Inc carrier IN giving The
commission authority 10 require cont nuEnnt
Of The rate uu1ll opportunity mad been Ef-
forced 10 inTssuiERls the proposed advance
! The commissions authority 10 esrabliE1
-j81u1 rRle and through rDuLe iK limited Il
cases where No Eurh rou1e exists. and rht
lcunluissiuu recommends 1hRt tins LirnitA,
ton be stricken ON Of The law. 50 thai j
may establish q through route wherever
upon investigation, IL rs found that The pub
lie necessity 4 I'D .o0rveIisnos require snci
hcliun A further recommendation iE 10 IA
effect than n certain instances the shipps
be permir1sd 10 6irect the iu1ermediHu
routing uf ms traffic. II Is further re
uuestsd that the Inv be SC amended as I.
give me CON mission UndUub1ed authuIlIl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
Bars Csmpuss8rT LeTiss.

LONDON. Dec. E--The House Of Lords
ths national court q appeals in TINS cuun-
Try, decided today that q trades union Ray
nUt make compulsory ler1ss upon irs mem
beers 70 provide pay for irE parliamentary
represents riveE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22

CCouriuusd on second FaEso
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
MOTIVE F0RFIGHT
on BALLINGER
REIt Of Definitely Organized Move
ztrt e DisCredi1 Taft Admin
irtrstion.
oV11rE oF TEE SCHEME

Attempt to shaw that Roosevelt Pol
iciss Are In Unfrisndly Hands
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
wEATHER FORECAST

Tor NehrAsks-Sncu.
Fur lowa--Cena aTBnv fair
Ter weather report seep aEc D
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22
The OMAHA BEE

goes % lhs buDes--iE read ~ %
ponen-HsIls goods for hoTsrtapsrE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22

Have yO1 read me want ada. Fst,
tOdRyf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-12-22

There was produced bot0rs The e9nmiftss
q letter from Cook poFlmar'Esd MErseil a.
December "a TINS Iflfds ouiur 10 fht ear
lieT rspurr that Cuuk smiled from New
Eldk Tor q Mediterranean port
ID 70 this time IL mas beer lmpusshls
fn the university autharilleE 10 rs-sstEb-
EEh communication win Dr. Cool watch
WAS suspended some rne aEa- TIE ex-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05
CHRISTMAS IN
WA|LuKU CHURCHES

The Christmas season was observed
with great success in the evangelical
churches of Wailuku. On the Satur:
day before Christmas most successful
tree with games and Santa Claus was
given in Union church for the Sunday
school children. In spite of threaten
ing weather, there was good number
out, and all enjoyed themselves greatly.
On the following Tuesday evening a
tree was decorated for the Kaahumanu
children, who all received some sort of
present from Santa, and on Wednes-
day>evening the Chinese church, was
filed with people, who celebrated in
the most appropriate Chinese way.
There were great many presents, and
every one had good time. On the
same evening at Waikapu the Ha-
waiiaR church was crowded with chill
dren and adults to see the tree and en-
Joy the gifts of the season. 1t was
the first time in years that the good
Saint of Christmas time has visited the
children of that district. Rev. Mr.
Dodge, the Board IS agent, breaches il
this church every Sunday afternoon, as
well as in the Kaahumanu church OF
Waikiki and in Union church, where
he is the regular pastor.
Christmas Day was observed in the
large Kaahumanu church with Sun
day-school quarterly review, which was
attended by people from many outly
ing districts. Over two hundred Ha
waiians had part in the songs and
Christmas exercises. In the evening
the japanese church was filed will
three hundred people to enjoy the ex
ercises that were prepared for the oc
casion. The japanese make a great
deal of Christmas in Waikiki, and al
their friends and Sunday-school chill
dren were remembered with gifts.
At Waikiki Union church on Christ
mas Sunday there was excellent Christ
mas music, which the large audienc,
greatly enjoyed. The church was beau
tifully decorated with poinsetta anC
red geraniums. The offering of tn
evening was given to the Hawaiian
Board of Missions, of which Rev. R. b
Dodge, the pastor of the church, is tn
Central and East Maui agent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05
MAINLAND GAMERS May
FOLLOW OUR EXAMPLE

After republishing the announcement
of the plan of cooperative advertising
adopted by the Hawaiian pineapple
growers and Gamers, The Trade the
official organ of the canning and allied
industries, adds:
Doesn't the above seem logical and
reasonable to you, and is there any
reason why the industry as a whole
should not cooperate and form a com
mittee or bureau to carry on just such
an advertising campaign in the inter
est of all kinds of canned goodsi
"On the same plan as the above the
tax on each Gamer of vegetables and
fruits would be considerably less than
the tax these Gamers of pineapple in
Hawaii pay, and yet there is every rea-
son to believe the benefit derived by
each Gamer would equal, if not be
greater, than that of the Hawaians.
"Mr. Frank f. Cornell, secretary of
the National Gamers Association, has
such campaign in charge and is anx-
ious to know just what each one of
you think regarding it. If you have
mislaid, or did not receive the blank
form requesting your opinion, write to
Mr.. Gorrell at Belair, Nd, and ask him
to send You one. He will be only too
glad. Give him your opinion and let
him know what you would be willing
to do to help the work. The subject
will come up at the convention at
Louisville in February, and you should
be prepared to give a decided vote, and
so, in the interest of yourself, the as
ISOLATION and the canned goods bust
ness, think this matter over and act
accordingly. We don't wish you to
believe we are trying to do your think
ing for you in advance, but we must
say, we hope you will see It as the
men in Hawaii see it, and act as they
have done.''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05
YES. HE WAS NO HURT.

Calmly stepping off backwards from
rapidly-moving King street car last
evening, one Japanese, unknown, col.
lided with the pavement with consid-
cradle force The car was quickly
stopped, and the conductor ran back
to find out if the man were injured.
"Are you hurti" asked the Knight
of the Nickels.
"Yes; no hurt" was the ineligible
answer of the car.walker.
The man 3 word was accepted and
the ear proceeded on its way.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05

building
Guiding Aegh
occupy all lines will be greatly increased
repairing will be added complete stock of ewe goods
cuos stationery
part building will artisans
fitting for its With this enlargement Mr. Cuman
very besides the
location.
Moving
striking
automobile develop
ment of the moving picture show business
on -
Company disnpoed prop
y being bought by H. p Baldwin and leased to the Hawaiian Commercial
The Maui Irrigation organized during
designed be holding the rights and irrigation
systems Hawaiian Commercial and the corporations embraced in the Maui
Agricultural
a
Navigation property
comparatively
company in
aend The exceedingly and of the cost
of building the Mauna Kea has large surplus the
Eva sagd little yesterday Oahu advanced trhe selling the
Exchange
advanced little twenty shares selling yesterday at $9925
Transactions
The transactions of the
Monday--35 Oahu Sugar Co, 2750.
Tuesday, 75 Waiaua, 10; $4,000 oaa 6, 81.
1876 2625; McBryde
Oahu Sugar Co.. 25; So Oahu Co.. IonOka wme
Thursday,
Friday (holday).
NJ. 20; Co, 1880; So TO- TO-
Sugar Co, 2725 20 IIaw c. 1925
Dividends per cent; per cent.
Waimanao 2 Electric,
Hon. B. NJ Co.. per cent IL s. N Co., " per cent Kahukp per cent
pfd (miannua) Hon r. r. QUARTERLY
Dividends January g l9o9-Iaku w Paia per cent?
December Sales
7Qs 2el25 1918; Sugar 99 Sugar
Co.. MeBryde
oa 49, 25 o $50 to 1896 44O Pauhau 1880 2O 60 Pioneer
l4o; 2o5 Waialua, 73 R
1885, $4,000 H. r. Co Gs 1oe5O 1917 $1,000
to 1927 $4,000 oaa c 81 to $780, $500 Paa S. lo $oOO waua
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05
GET A BOTTLE TODAY.

Guard the health of your family by
keeping at hand bottle of Chamber,
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t has no
equal for coughs, colds and Group. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05

d. Il. Metzger, the Hilo contractoV,
was under the weather last week, bHt
was sufficiently improved to take ans
part as the poet in the performance OF
"The Glimpse of Paradise on Sat
urday night.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05

All of the Hilo stores had a good
holiday trade, better than the previous
year. The wholesale stores there re-
port, also, that their results were much
more encouraging than in the latter
part Of 1907.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05
Commercial News
By Charles L. Rhodes.

year put way
the editorial of this January The of
reprod
Th merchandise this shipped the
a
estimated population The capita own United
a whole
$31O the United Kingdom Germany,
Netherlands 6S6; counting
all
Hawaii
promise of
coming bearing, pnd
all forms agricultural production has neased population steadily
OF present year,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05
BAD COMP EXIONS|
Dry Thin and Falling Hair
and Red Rough Hands
Prevented by
CUTiCQyRA SOAP.

MIoNs CucrRA Soar exclusively for preserving PURIFYING
and identifying the skim for cleansing the scalp cruats scales
and dandu and the stopping falling hair sonng whten
soothing rouh and hands,
annoying rraors, inlammaions, changs
offensive perspaton in the form of Washes for Lucrative weak
and for many sentative anep purposes which readily
gest themselves ard especially mothers
purposes of the toilet bath and No of persuasion
induce those who have used especially
preserving and purifying the skin scalp and hair chill
den CuTcuRA Soar combines delicate emoen properties derived
from CUrcu the great skin with the purest ccapsng ng
dents and the most refreshing of flower odous No other
compounded to be compared with for preserving pu
tying and Identifying the n scalp hair and hands No other
egn domestic toilet however expensive compared with
all the purposes of the toilet BATH nursry. Thus
One SoAp at ONE PRcE complexion soap,
the toilet and BEST baby soap in the world
Complete External Inornai Hunour,
ucltnea cuurl
the
LhNSoN iTD Cape How to hayt ifu skin HAIR and Hari
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-01-05


The jdsf all that hoped promised the policy
nexation which its trial with present year,
Developments in Production
sugar during
past the prices at the same time ranging satisfactorily there have been
striking developments production itself mills probably
the most striking thing the change Eva has made in her mill coupling up
nroe mills together feenrOe MILL the first of
believed The grinding has advanced
enough determine accurately what has been accomplished results
though the workings far have been promising 1t is part of the design
nneror mills uncoup each
tme without loss of time or expense the uneoupg should there any
throughout given periodical
haugs everywhere been Improvement
as experience has suggested In short there has been much of the
percepibe processes
stant going in industry that not absolutely ands
grading but there have been those striking changes advances which
mark and index those outside it, the advances made.
Irrigation Development
In irrigation plants much the kind of has
been Perhaps striking this
industry the completion of the new gatg system for Ksaa plantation
While excellent dtable
the undertakings
financial holiness displayed and confidence
tory So that the promoters had have confidence that they would not only
money during period money
itself The results already have justified the entertained
Hamakua Project
steady development project
bonds have all been placed that the completion the plans
be confidently expected within comparatively short time
wailukus Plans
plantation plans process being
development supply plantation its
artesan approximately
the culvaabe plantations
been improvement in irrigation systems
Pineapple Industry.
The pineapple industry has the principal islands
and prospects
of production pOpec
tive further led among
veop large market the
1T believed that all that
to market that will all pneaprles
here.
During the cultivation
cordance with methods
begun Several plantations acreage
tobacco is actually under cultivation
II
The experiments made in
rubber industry perhap
practice and cost of These directed
this important feature of the rubber growing the
such give added to the industry.
: and
the The planting TIL
Island has continued
dusry in parts of the Islands.
u A
According
volume of business
Exchange however, part
transactions actually
IS believed, will greatly exceed those of last
kl German Coming
o. There believe Germany Lloyd
npaca operation calling Honolulu NJ s. Gnbun
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-02
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE
Weekly Report of Instruments Filed in
 the Recorders Office.

Affidavits of labor-By C. c. Spaulding on the Bright Angel, Hatteras and Plateau Placer claims in unorganized district.
 Release of attachment-J. E. Jones attorney for Wilbur P. Sipe to M. A. Black.
 Warranty deed-Franciso Rivera to Babbitt Poison Go.
 Bill of sale-Walter w. Durham to Sanford & DufIield.
 Warranty deed-Walter Durham ct ux to Sanford & Duffield.
 Chattel mortgage-Sanford & Duffield to Walter w. Durham.
 Realty mortage--Santord & Duffield to Walter W. Durham.
 Affidavit of labor-Copper King. Francis district. Thos. A. Rickel.
 Affidavit of labor-Lebanon & Richmond claims. Francis district Thos. A. Rickel.
 Release of realty mortgage--Ari. zona Central Bank to Irene New man and husband.
 Warranty deed Irene Newman and husband to Arizona Central Bank.