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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-02-04
What To Do.

the DaCk are also symptoms tHat tell YOU
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. kilmer' S
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of theurinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp-RoOt is
soon realized Ii stands the HIGHEST he
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26

pedho todavfa. Y era un eapectaculO
singular emtres los singulares es-dice Ell
reparador de las glorias de Oristian
Heinrich Haimeken- que Ofrecla
aquel sabio entreverando con sus di
sertsciones econ6micas y teoldgicas lok
intermedios pueriles necesarios al SOS
temimiento de su existencia preciada.
Ell viaje de Cupemhague traHtorm6
ml1oho al pdbre Cristiam. Vuelto a
Alemamia, comenzo a laDguidecer, pc
ro sin que clio perdiera lln apice de
su vigor intellectual.
Cristiam acogi6 Ia muerte CON eapi-
ritM amimoso: hizo que le newaran all
leoho del dolor un esqueleto, 4 fin de
comprobar nm detalle anat6mico; dis
cutio menudamemte el ardmo prObl6ma
de la inmortalidad, y pas6 a mejor
vida pidiem mdo Dios ell mejor acogi--
miento de su alma. Cristian ten1a 4
anos. Su maestro dej6 escrito un diaI-
RIO DE >su tramsito fugaz por ell pla-
meta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26
3~tU}X@-
D| mayor prOIgiIN

En- nraterfa de precoc;dfdes y pro-
&digios rnfantnes, naIda comparable al
que nos puntuaaiza y espeGiiica tln pc
riodico de Hamburgo. Mozart era com
siderable hasta hoy como e1 nlmero
uno entire los miiios mlagro'sos; ahora
uuedaraa oscamecido por el porte1Hto
biogra fiado en- La hoja lhsmburgluesa a
que sc alulde.
Llalnabase el femomeolo Cristiam Hem
rich Hemeken y haibla nacldo EN- Lu-
beck el de Febrero die 1921. A Ia
edatd de dlez meses hablafa y hacla
Drreguntas sorprenhemtes a los cIrcuns
tantes A los dcce racit6ha SIN titu--
bear una traducci,6m en- verso del PEN
tateuco; los trece hacia 10 propio CON
todo ell Antique Testamento, a los
catCnCe cOm ed NaleNO. \ los dieclochO
apremdia la Htstoria Umi slsal. ia Geo
grsfia, el latin, la an; ;.'.hls y aiI 4Jas
soltsdba, el pedho de su Le>iriza. ccl
Nergaaba cen ella ca d'S..r..a . ba-a-sIr-
A1A(ulA lTolOCo CUAn WuLAOS D1OHCl NtuE q lAAC~
mania TIN Pico de La Miraqldolu. mas
mekle1 10 que el erher'or FOR corsi-
gusente mas erudito, cuando los pa
dnes del prodigio SO les ocurro pomer
EN- p1actica la idea vamidosa fumes
ia de pnesemtarle al rey Federico "
Gle Dinamarca. Ell nino, que q La sazm
tenia tres aios. offl II
una autfiencia solemne en- que ell mo-
narca. rodeado de los hombres mas
eminemtes, quiso por 81 nlismo cercio-
rarse de la saIbiduria del portento.
Muy debl todaNia la criatsra. atre
mas 81 podfa aGmar: rapcsHda om bra.-
EOS Gle la nodriza dura6,tle la selenrne
audiemcia; como An,tto, toc;ha la tia
IRA material, y entire uno Y otro dis
curse resstaulra.ba sus flItrzSs al contaic-
to taa au portzItra, puts a Etlsar de
SlGs adelantes csI L,tificcs. tcnslba Cd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26
LA cAsAX LuGUsRE 3s7
-Seguramente-dijo mi tutor

-Seguramente-dljo mi tutor j
Como tengo agunas relaciones por La pa1fe de Walco
Square-continu6 NJ. Guppy,-he tornado casa en aque
ratsa que alquler comprendidos espeios
esanteria etc. ETC. En- ella penso abrr innleistanente
mi despacho.
Mistress Guppy cuyo gozo habia va manifestade al
palabras de hjo poseda de veradero erse movie
la cabeza sobre espaldas lado xn rapdey
asombrosa drigendo maiciosas sonrisas c1antos Ia MI
raban
Comp6nese la de pezas sin runI,r la xrcn,x
segun dicen mis- amigos habaci6n muy e5raods
AL deer mis- amigos audo especial amigo Joblne
que esa presente das1e la infapciaanadi6
NJ Guppy tono sentimental
NJ Jobng confrm6- palabras ss,u un moviui,nf,
de piernas
Mi amigo Jobling ayudara en- c1ase de pasanfs =
vvlrd Ell casacontinu6 NJ Guppyy tanbiea ri; ,,aara
vendra vivr conmgo uego de esprar el plazo de 81, al
quller en- OldStreetRoad de modo que no faars o,
pania Mi amigo Joblng tiene por naturaIe, aficimr
tocracas como por otra parte esta enterado de f 1
movimentos de los crcuos superiores me sosfie,r ,
en- los prop6sitos que voy exp1icando
-Verdad es-dijo M. Jobng apartandose nm ,.,n. n.
codo de la madre de NJ Guppy.
-Puesto que miss Summerson os 10 ha cmt,qo :, =
rudyce no tengo necesidad de ecruz nare aca Al f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26
1heNeV York { Porto Eio Steaahip Co


Los yapores SAN JUAN" &
PONCE que hacian la trave :
sla directa entire Ponce, Maya
guezty New York, hasta nuevo
aviso saldran del puerto de San
Juan directamente para New
York los microbes a las ocho
de la maflana, alternando con
los vapores "CAROLfNA' y
"COAMO" de esta misma Com
paf11a.
Admiten carga Y pasajeros.
Para mas detalles, dirijanse a
The New Yvk ( Rsfts Bic.
San Ju IN. 2. E.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26
POR CARLOS DICK BNS
$40

-Madre miale dijo hijo procurando empujarla
hacia afuera colocarse ella nosotros madre ma
5callareis al fin?
No. William no; callare hasta que lie fuera de
aqui
Esto obstante, William amigo Jobling pudieron
por fin levarse mistress Guppy que por momentos
iba insolentando cuya suba de tono cada esel6n
que obligaban bajar continuando tema de que
fueramos buscar al hombre encopetado gu aecesaha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26

esterlinas, en- un aparato para 4 funal.
gaci6n de buques y la destruction de las
ratas Durante el registro y saneamien-
to del edifcio, solo Up hosabre parece
haber sufrido contagio de las ratas infec-
tadas, pero ha convalecido prontamen-
te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26
Dsparbnents De Jwdda De Puerto Rrl
Oflcina del Attorney General
VOCATOR RIA

Vacante La Secclpn primera del Re-
gistro de la Propiedad de San Jqlan,
cuya division fue acordada por una lie
de La Asamblea Legislative, aproba-
da EN- 16 de Mario de 1909 titula-
d" Ley para enmendar la E'Ley asig-
nando sueldos a los Registradores de
la Pr0piedad, y para otos fines, apro-
bada ed 10 de Mario de 1904" y para
otros fines" y en- vista de 10 dispuesto
en- ell art1culo primero de dicha ley,
Sc anuncGa que dichh plaza Sc proyee-
ra por comcnrso y por Ell presente sc
avisa a los aspirantes que deben pre-
sentar en esta Oficina sus solicitudes
dentro de los quince dfas siguientes q
la publication del anuncio de esta
Convocatoria, advirti6ndoseaes que di-
cha solicitud debe' expresar claramen-
te las clrcmstancias que acrediten su
capacidad.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, % de Julio
de 1909.
Henry M. Hoyt,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-26
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Rata2 iiDIectadaS de peSte
(Traducido de "Ihe Times, Loasdres)

Ell doctor Herbert Williams, medico
de sanidad del puerto de Londres, men
ciona en- su informe anual, que durante
el verano fueron halladas algunas ratas
muertas en- los sotanos de la Ofcina de
contabilidad del muelle West India, las
cuales sometidas a examen bacteriol6gi-
co, pusieron de manifesto la existencia
del bacilo de la peste bub6nica, cuya
enfermedad produjo la muerte de dichos
animales. Registraronse sistematica-
mente los Depositos del muelle retiran-
dose de ellos cuarenta y Ocho t0meladGs
de bdsurd, que fue convenientemente
destruida En- esos Dep6sitos muy So
lldos Antiques Sc erlcontro una canti-
dad de ratas muertas, algunas de las cua-
les resultaron evidentemente infectadas
le peste. La enfermedad Sc propag0
entire las rdtds Ell I'M area de 900 yardas.
LOS sotanos estaban perforados por cue
vas Ell dlversas dlrecclOnes.
Como muchos buques procedentes de
)uertos infectados. especialmente buques
argados de trigo de procedencia sur
.meficana, hicieron su descarga en- esos
muelles particulares, es possible que la
.pidemia fuera lIevada 4 los Edificios
1or ratas que adquireron la peste y lue-
go murieron. Tambien es de suponerse
oiae pulgas desprendidas de LAS ratas
.reltas f,leron a infectar ratas de otros
aImacenes La Corporation del Puerto
habta gastadn recIentemente $50 libras
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01
5 o u tn W e I'm
NeUs Notes

Parker. Ariz.. is growing some
Forty houses We're erected IN tha'
energetic Town iii 'tnt past m6ntfr. w
David l. Williams. Of Glorieta. ha.
been appointed an assistant forcsI
ranger on the Pecos, the appointment
to take effect April l..
Tho New Mexico Central has beer
sold to the Santa Fc Railroad com
pany again. This time the deal is ptu
through by the Las Vegas Optic.
\ proposition is on foot in Tucson
to acquire forty acres of land neal tho
city and establish one of the biggest
ana best race tracks in the south
west.
a new two story modern brick no.
tel to cost $4,000 viii be- erected ut
ono" N Clovis 10y j S. Fitzhugh The
building viii be 80 by 100 feet ana
win hc ready for the trade at SO q
day IN ninety days. But this is moth
ing sensational Down in Clovis they
build d brick block every few min
utcs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01

1N THE SMOOTH lexicon OF Bun
there IS no such word as resign.
~.
THE TONGUE Of the gossip is as
a two edged sword or even as q safety
razor.
OKLAHOMA is a shining example
Of that fitness for the blessings Of
statehood withheld from barbarous
New Mexico
THEODORE Roosevelt, Jr., is re.
ported to be engaged HIS father has
been very busily that way for SOM
seven years past
/ RAISING sugar bects wlll be Tho
making OF this valley. but sugar
beots are NJ The flume unless the
business men come rapidly across.
-
THEY HAVE started raising mulcA
near El Paso. This will afford the FL
Paso c~orrcspondent il most alluring
new field for imaginative gymnastics
80
THE CAPTAIN Of the liner Baltic.
takes tho pie. He has The distinction
Of being the only man to date who
has successfully auieted Carrie Nation
~
Gr Will be a long time between
drinks for the indianapolis negro who
recently got ten years IN the penitcn-
tiafy for stealing four bottles Of whi3-
key.
THE LEADER OF the oklahoma in-
surrection appears 70 be wisely NAM
cd tie shows many OF the character
istIcs Of a side Windcr suffering from
fH4.4 az fs..FfH al IA.. TtsF. ttylttI.f4I So. Ir |
loco weed.
WITH ALL due respect to pcssimls
tie predictions on the part or Judge
Albert -. ran ana others. it must
really be admitted that at a casual
inspection Mr. Ormsby McHarg nI
pears to have arrived
DELEGATE Andrews was unable
10 go with MI J q Dardon to scr
If ia, Piuama canal is bong proper
~ buiit MI Andrews has private
bitches or his own that need looking
ha4I>~ .1l-l y present
e tss..
ia i buck yard, SAYS Estes, the Bos
ton publisher. OF the Roosevelt "Trip
after returning himself from a Jauni
through Africa. or 10 put IT moro
%punBcntly 1t WIN DO similar 10 hastins
an uudcsirubl" citizen with tho big
ia the anto room
PHOufRITION, says Mayor Rose.
brings misery to tine home, pIungcs
thr ngr3r'r,5 NIlA }Hia dngradatl0g
NJ *~."s~' '.ylg@~ brings Incl
crs the moral ohnfaetcr OF the ruce
II appears that no one has ever yet
fuliN realized what "A tremendous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01

great sabterranean depths but SHOULD
also be worry wide
As "A scientific proposition the
schomc seems very tempting. If i
could be nulls carried out the obscr-
,atlons made would perhaps be OF
very considerable value In critical
studies 81 the forces which play a
powerful part in tho causation OF
earthquakes ana volcanic phenomena.
In opening mines and wells 1t has
been a%scortained that the heat Of the
onrth's crust increases ut the rate Of
about so degrees for a descent Of one
mile. bat if the crust should be OPEN
ed to q depth of several miles II would
probably be found that tho rate in
crcaacs much more rapidly IN the
lower roek strata.
%sclsmolopi4ts and v~olcanologists
would probably agree with the Brit
astronomer. Sir Robert $ Ball.
who wrote some years ago ut may
well be wished that some million
aire could BE- induced 10 try the
pertinent Of digging u hole two miles
deep For purposes Of geological re-
senrch. alYo such q deep excavation
might yield highly important results.
N. ELIMINATION worry pointodly asks
rs IT not a little humiliating to
have brought tho stars into our range
If vision by the telescope aud yet to
in ignorance Of what lies at
y few kilometres under our fcct2"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01
%soncthine Mrnns

Stop tho procession while we toll,
Nou the wonderful noWs. There i- "a
republican IND Indiana who dops not
want ottict l'ormor Representative
j r. Watson ot mat state has do,
clin'i the ministry to Cnha and win
mot accept Che g1"yornorehip of PORT
Rico Watson must hc SICK El Pas
Times
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01
nm INTERIOR OF rnr EARTH

ln Paris letter Co. thr Sew York
Herald 30 i stated that ~. Camille
ANIMATION ~pr0rouuds "a novel rian
iar determining thc heat of tho earth -
ihi'rl"r ana 10 nnl ont 81 the MAJ
iefia. constituting the globe nre in
state a. fuaian TO accomplish ihi-
research which would verify the as
summed rate - Increase in tempera-
tare below the terrestrial crust the
French astronomer sufgesie mat q
Nfh should be- dug ns deeply as boz,
finif g. reach Au ana insx.
lapsiiAle supply ~ beat. Elaloratlns
tAt plan ho points out that this gro.
9lc wen wouIa not only penetrate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01

THE shareholders ID One OF th.
leading cola mining amr.r.s a-
l"ndlsa have just elected "a lady 3D.
Mrs Holmes, Go "a vacant director.
ship-afid 20 ho the first instance oi
'he hnd on record nut some years
( an enterprising Australian iaa,
came TO London and started busines
DOG queen Victoria street as "a promo.
Ter of gold mining companies Some.
oods built "a novel around h.r n,s.,
A ufl' Of Madam Midas Lon.
don Chronicle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01
ron MrNIcm,L ooMlIINfss.

THO movement IN favor Of the city
bcautimr' IS manifcsting itsen iu
American communities an oyer the
country. mud b q great variety o.
uuys. MANY of me lmeer ciuos find
larecr aud more complies duties t.
perform. while these IN thc c%lassos a.
smaller cities and towns. like Albu-
quernue. content themselves with
worries Of a simpler character. such
as thaso 40 which our people are noW
irving q e9lnmcndablc degree Of az
ttntlen, Many 81 the big cities are
cndeaeoting' 10 SHifF n~uaiglfflJ ana"
dangerous wires Grade crossings
arc passing with gratifying rapidly
and the change is bringing INTO ovi
drnco q disposition Oh the paft of tho
railway corporations "a spent money
b erecting attractive ana IN some
-ss,sss is3siftnaegtal tArlmla Mttucturcs
S"s< 3i - .ssss sa:i8 t}NA.A-. IL. pSs.
eapHl art Echoolhotse4 arc now do
signed by architects Inst ctd of being
crested hy iob-lat contractors with
ont artistic reckoning some cities
afo particular even about the shape
81 tho lamp posts. and here and there.
are found Instances OF supervisory
building regulations Which prevent
freak constructions and encourage
handaome structural designs. some of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01

systems into one combined system
developed as a whole. There are nc
other countries whore the telephone
service occupies the same relation to
the public. 1t is shown that the aV-
erage rate Of this country. taking all
classes Of service and conditions into
consideration, IS about the same as
the average rate of all other coun-
tries, Cheapness is relative to value.
not TO price. Value in telephone SER
vice depends on development. extent
Of system, certainty and prOmptness.
In the concluding statement re-
sarding public relations the report
says. During the year we have had
many questions before the courts.
state commissions, and other public
bodies. We have met them in a
spirit Of absolute %frankness and can
dor. The results have Deer on the
whole satisfactory and the treatment
have received has been fair and
considcrate. and We. have found an
desire to ascertain the roal
conditions and to meet them fairly. |
EVERYONE Is TALKING ABOUT
FIAT WORK. ~ YOU HAVE
NOT GIVEN Us YOURS, DO So
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY. BACK
pDSTOIIICE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01

Rich or poor alike are habit
ually constipated. 1t Stays its
victims by thousands, although
some other name goes into the
death certificate. Drugs will not
cure. lat daily.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01

OUR POLICY is JCICK SALES
AND SHALL PROFITS. LET US
SHOW YOU THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY ON YOUR GROCER
les. II. G. PRATT ~ CO.. PA S.
SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-01
What the Editors
ofthe Southwest
Are Saying
Punk

It does fook as il Jim Jeffrics il
afraid OF the black hand -El Paso
Times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

the steel business at the present
time, but spoke from his general
knowledge gained in the business be-
fore he retired to private life.
Mr.. Schwab, who was formerly
president of the Steel Corporation,
was one of the most earnest advo-
Gates for protection for the steel in
dustry to appear before the commit
tee. His replies to the questions of
members of the committee were re-
plete with figures and arguments.
He declared that the Bessemer proc
css Of steel manufacture will, within
FIVE years, be superseded by the open
hearth process, which, he predicted,
will in turn be abandoned for the
electric system of manufacture being
developed in Germany.
The agitation for free lumber by
those in sympathy with the move
ment for the conservation of the for
ests of the country resulted in a
strong appeal from the lumber inter-
ests OF the South and tht Northwest.
Representative Champ Clark Of Mis-
souri,, the Minority leader Of the
House, submitted the lumber mag
mates to severe cross-examinations
and these hearings were among the
most interesting
A severe arraignment of the so
called paper trust by John Norris,
representing the American Newspa-
per Publishers Association. and a
defence of the International Paper
Company. by Chester w. LYMAN, as
sistant to the president OF the com
pany, offered one Of the sensations Of
the hearings.
The proposition to have the values
Of articles upon which an ad valorem
duty is imposed determined by the
wholesale prices in this country as
well as the cost at the place of pro-
duction, was first discussed at the
hearing given the pottery interests.
This method of collecting the duties
would permit the appraisers to call
upon witnesses In this country for
information which, under the pres
ent method of collecting ad valorem
duties is not possible. The plan was
advanced as a means for preventing
under-valuations, Of which there has
been complaint wherever ad valorem
duties have been imposed. Several
cases of differentiation were presen-
ted to the Committee by the pottery
manufacturers, who favored an in
crease in the duties on the better
grades of china. The importers ad-
vanced arguments for reduction of
% per cent In the duties on pottery.
AS at all former tariff hearings,
there was a fight between the shoe
and leather manufacturers Of New
England and the cattle-raisers of the
West. The leather manufacturers
were loath to admit that their indus
try could stand a reduction In the
duties on shoes and other leather ar
ticlcs, but urged that the raw mate
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23
TARIFF HEARINGS
wide field
Review o. Work Done By
Committee Framing
New Bill
EVERY INTEREST HEARD
AND MANY FACTS PRESENTED
Steel, Lumber, and Sugar Held Very
Prominent Places - Paper
Trust Fruit
Growers
Growers

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March Is.
Fully three hundred importers and
exporters, manufacturers, anu agri-
'uturists, and tariff experts appear
I'd before the House Committee on
Ways and Means at the various hear
,nEs which began on November 10th
ind continued daily until December
I'D, and also at several supplement-
II hearings. Some of the most prom
,nent men in the manufacturing and
financial worlds presented testimony
Of varied and interesting Charac-
ter. In addition to this testimony
here were thousands of briefs filed
with the Committee, which, added ia
The statistics furnished by the vari-
aus Government departments and
gents sent abroad together with
;pccial data compiled by Thomas j.
Oohcrty, assistant counsel OF the
Treasury Department, and Major Her
bert NJ. Lord, who was clerk Of the
Ways and Means Committee when the
OinGley tariff was framed, has given
the committee information more com
plctc than has ever been at the dis
posal of a tariff-framing committee.
Andrew Carnegie, Charles IL.
Schwab. Judge 4. II. Gary, and other
steel magnates furnished the most
interesting testimony. Mr.. Carne-
gle, who caused considerable discus.
sion by prOclaiming. In magazine
article, that the steel manufacturers
If this country do not need any tar.
in protection WIS before the com
mittee for nearly eight hours. His
testimony while witty and entertain
ing, did not offer the tariff-makers
much specific information regal dine
the cost Of manufacturing steel rails
and other articles of steel. lie dealt
largely in theories and deductions
and avoided figures, claiming that h,
was not familiar with the details o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

rial should be placed on the free list.
The admission from the Philip
pines, free of duty, OF 900. 900 tons
of sugar was the first proposition on
which the WAYS and Means Commit.
tee agreed. This action was taken
by the committee following a con-
ference with Mr. Taft The state
ment by Edwin T. Atkins of Boston,
that there was great danger of an
insurrection in Cuba ~ tho tariff on
sugar is not reduced and the argu-
ments made by Claus A, sprtckeIs of
New York in favor of n reduction IN
the duty were the striking features
of the hearings on the sugar sched-
uIe Secretary Of War wright an
peared before the committee I'm favor
of free sugar from the philippines.
He declared that the so-caIled Sugar
Trust was upderstood to own II per
cent. of the stock of the beet-suear
refneries, and that that is possibly
the reason WHY the beet-suear in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-23

DR.. A. y. Shields expected to ar
rive in San Francisco in June to
head local branch of Emmanuel
movement at st. Luke's hospital.
Vincent Briscoe, murderer OF Chi
cago policeman, found in San Quen-
tin.
Three Seattle girls leave as dele
gates to London suffragette conven-
ton.
Regents pass revolution OF praise
for student and member OF Univer-
sity of California staff who perform
ed heroic deeds. ...,
Desertion of Lieut.. Edward l..
Rains from the Army surprises Pre-.
sidio folk.
California Railroad Commission
hears evidence showing Southern Pa
cific's discrimination against lumbei
companies.
Pacific Coast Society of Entomolo'
glsts is planned.
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