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ST. HELENA HAS NO
HOTEL FACILITIES
Island Is Not Tourist Holiday
Resort

The governor of St. Helena. in his
latest report on the island. points out
that certain of st. Helena's we'll wish
ers in England have allowed their en-
thusiasm in the coloney's cause to over
run their better Judgment by prompt
ing them to claim for the island adj
vantages as a holiday resort which II
certainly does not possess The eli
mate. the governor says, is very health
full, but there is not a single hoJss
in the island, and the so called board
ing houses in jamestown might at a
pinch accommodate half a dozen peo
pie SAYS the Westminster Gazette.
There are no boarding houses in the
country, where visitors would require
accommodation. ~Some of the finest
golf links in the world must be taken
as referring to the one golf course of
nine holess there being no suitable site
for a second course in the island. As
things stand at present, accommoda-
tion for more than a very few visitors
does not exist
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS
FOUND IN SECRET VAULT
Rare Old Documents Date From
1888 to 1850

At Florence, in the Palazzo yecchio.
some workmen have made an interest
ing find 1t was a secret repository in
which were discovered about 200 manu-
scripts dating from 1855 to 1859, relates
the London Globe. The writings have
reference to the diplomatic relations
then existing between the Venetian re-
public and Germany and the neighbor-
ing Italian states. Several of the docu-
ments bear the seal of Cardinal Ippolito
Medici. The manuscripts have been
classified and it is proposed to translate
and then publish them.
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are making personally conducted tour
of the Hawaiian islands. A. y wick
Roy, superintendent of the Colorado
division of the Union Pacific railroad
ana Mrs. Roy will be passengers on
the liner
This wiz be the Alameda,s last trin
70 lhe Islands for some time. The big
inner Sierra will take the Alameda. $
place and the Alameda will go ont of
commission for a general overhauling 2.
Inc Alameda's passengers will in
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
REVIEWS THE FRUIT
TRADE IN GERMANY
Consul Approves Proposed Coz
operative Society of Pacific
Growers

The following important review of
the fruit trade in Germany by Consul
General Robert P, Skinner of Hamburg
is of general value to the furtherance
of the sale of American fruit abroad.
which has amounted to about s16,000,-
900 annually for the last several years.
The German demand for imported
reached an annual average of s22. .0OO,-
900, and the business is destined in all
proba bility to develop as means of rapid
transportation improve and facilities
for marketing arrivals are perfected.
While there are great many reliable
Houses engaged in this trade. both in
Germany and in the United States, there
are also many concerns. weak finan-
cially or otherwise, which have intro
duced the speculative element into these
transactions so as to disturb frequently
what should be the normal course of
events. This aside, producers and con-
sumers are kept so far apart by in
Vulnerable Intermediates as to force
down the level of prices realized by
producers on the one hand and to force
up the level of prices paid by the Ger
man consumers on the other hand,
checking the growth of the trade as a
whole.
PACIFIC COAST COOPERATION
In view of these facts the embryonic
plan of creating a cooperative society
of Pacific coast fruit growers, provided
with sufficient capital to ship, store and
market American fruit in Hamburg,
impresses me very favorably indeed.
All over Europe farmers organizations
exist for the handling of farm products
commercially, and very likely similar
societies are equally successful in the
United States. If these societies have
not gone into the export business upon
the extensive scale which must be
adopted to make such an undertaking
successful it is merely because a di-
recting force has not yet presented
itself to work out the details of the
project.
Germany imported fruit to the value
of $22, 491 200 in 1908 and to the weight
of 429,761 tons, and re-exported a con-
siderable amount, owing TO the favor
able situation of Hamburg for supply
ing various markets to which this city
has numerous transportation lines The
importations included the following
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Arabs Threaten Stranded Shin

Arabs Threaten Stranded Ship
The captain of the British freighter
Cyclops of the Blue Funnel line. which
went ashore February on Shab-el-
Kebir reef, Is miles from Jeddah in
the Red sea, had to appeal to the Brit
1sh admiralty for warship to protect
him and his crew and the cargo of his
stranded ship from Bedouin pirates,
who appeared from the desert in large
numbers within few hours after the
ship struck The British warship Ed
gar was sent to the scene of the wreck
and, in addition to soaring off the
Arabs, the bluejackets rendered valu-
able assistance in Tightening the cargo
OF which the Cyclops. bound from
10000 tons.
The Edgar carried wrecking pumps
from Suez, and the salvage steamers
Hermes and Neyun were hurried to the
scene. The Cyclops was in a precari-
Gus position, and only the speed with
which the cargo was discharged and
the temporary repairs made by the
divers from the salvage steamers saved
the stranded vessel from becoming a
total loss. The Cyclops was not
ffoated until nearly all the freight had
been discharged.
Nordstjernen Puts Into Port Leaking
SEATTLE, March 5.-The Norwegian
ship Nordstjernen, from Bellingham
December 15 for the United Kingdom
with lumber, put into Valparaiso yes
terday leaking, with timbers strained
dCColuluB 10 al OlSpdIcn TO the Mer-
chants exchange. She will have to
discharge cargo and be docked for sur
vey and repairs.
The Nordstjernen is the last to re-
picked up the crews of the American
lumber schooner Susie M. Plummer and
the German wheat ship Parnassos
which were abandoned by their crews
in the December gales. The Plummer
broke up on Vancouver island and the
Parnassos is supposed to have sunk off
the mouth of the. Quillayute river
Wash. The crews of both vessels took
to their lifeboats and have never been
heard from.
Erna Sails for Victoria
The German steamer Erna, which
arrived Friday night from the lower
coast and sailed again yesterday for
Victoria, brought seven paSsen gers for
this port from Mexico and a large
number from San Pedro for Victoria.
The cargo included hardwood logs
coffee and sugar. From Saliha Cruz
the Erna brought 76 bales of heniquen
and cases of Wine
The passengers for this port on the
Erna included:
f. Cruz, r. w. Kibben, s. Artesens and
wife. c. j. T. Battnu.
Peter PetcrsOn's Body Recovered
Los. ANGELES, March 5-A decom
posed body, discovered floating in the
inner harbor at San Pedro today. was
rueiieihcu Dy d iiilS DIS THAT OF PeIer
Peterson, formerly first mate of the
steam schooner Chehalis, who disap-
peared two months ago. Peterson S
home was in San Francisco, where he
left a family.
Water Front Notes
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru ar
rived at Yokohama yesterday from
this port.
The liner Siberia left Hongkong yes
terday for this port and is due here
April 1.
The ship Manga Reva cleared yes
terday for New York with a general
cargo.
The liner Mongolia will sail Tuesday
for the far east with a full compile
ment of passengers and large cargo
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MANY PASSENGERS
BOOKED FOR LINER
Among, Those Going to Island
Port Is a Large Party of
Eastern Tourists

HE Oceanic steam
ship C o M p a n " s
liner A ] a m e d a,
Captain DoWdell,
will sail at 6
o'clock this even
ing for Honolulu
with a full cargo
and a full compile
ment of passen-
gers. The liner was
scheduled to sail
yesterday mornin e,
but was held back
TO make some re-
pairs in, the engine
room.
Among the pas
sen gers will be a
large party of east
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Snow ground, Al inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 5646; New York, 1888;
Omaha, 1896.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen rapidly over the north
ern portion of the Pacific slope, causing clearing
weather in Washington and Oregon and fair and
pleasant weather over the southern half of the
coast. Light rain has fallen over the western
portions of Washington and Oregon. The tenn
perature changes have been slight in all sections.
Conditions favorable for fair weather in Cali
fornia Sunday, with light northerly winds.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30
hours ending at midnight March g. 1910:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Sunday; light
north wind.
wind.
Southern California-Fair Sunday; light north
east wind. g. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, March 5.-0bservations taken
n
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISC0-Final dividend in liquda-
tion has been declared, payable at once on
surrender of certificate of stock. at the office
of the secretary. 240 Snnsome street. south
cast corner of California street. in the base
ment OF the Mutual Life building, between
the hours of II ard / O'Clock p. m. by order
OF board of directors. FRANK +. STONE, See.
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by United Wireless

STEAMER ASUNCIoN. hence March 5 for Van.
couver-s:30 p M, March 4. 40 miles north of
Blunts reef. Barometer, 3016; temperature
55; light southwest air; sea smooth; long west
erly swell.
STEAMER GEORGE w. ELDER, from Astoria,
for San Francisco-5:30 p. m.. March a. Ii
miles northwest of Hacate heads. Moderate
SSW gale; overcast and squally.
STEAMER GOVERNOR, from Seattle for San
Francisco-March 4, p. M, three miles OFF
Cascade heads.
STEAMER QUEEN, hence March for Seattle
March 4, s p. M, Ia miles north of Point
Reyes
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSON, from Seattle.
for San Francisco-March 4. $40 D. M
passed Cape Blanco. Moderate south breeze
and cloudy: will arrive at p. M. March s.
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INVESTMENTS
wITHDRA

WITHDRAW your deposit from the bank yield
ing only per cent and invest in the follow
ing: Turlock or Modesto irrigation bonds yleld
ing 5ls per cent: Oakland Traction preferred
yielding 6ia per cent: Realty Syndicate certln
cafes. yielding 6 - per cent; Oakland crematory'
yielding Z per cent
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CLAIRVoYANTs


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IN doubt about the various affairs Of life:
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HABITS. emotions fancies q yourself or any
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To sec clearly and distinctly the events and
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HEAVY GRAIN CROPS IN
SASKATCHEWAN PROVINCE
Report Shows Rapid Develop
ment of District

From the final official returns Con-
sui General ]. E. Jones of Winnipeg
presents the following facts of the
grain crops, in bushels, of the rapidly
developing Canadian province of
for last season:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

The tobacco grown in the United
States is of two general types of
classes: Cd Cigar tobacco, and (2)
chewing, smoking. snuff and export to-
bacco. In 1908 something more than
was grown in the United States. and
nearly four times the amount of the
other types.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Building Contracts

Estate of j. g. lis with the Sibly grading and
teafnng company Excavating and grading Tor
building on lot commencing at point ITO L or
Kearny street and IS more or less of jackson,
which point of commencement is IN line 60 OF
Gill street r 1O6 more less, s, thence along
" line of Maiden lane 75 w 107 II; $1,51o
C. Schroth with O. c. Holt and Central iron
works-To erect a six story and basement con
crete and brick building tstores and lodging
house) at NV corner of Leavenworth and Eddy
streets ST:6 by w 40: $40. $50.
The Mission savings bank with the Brunswick-
Rake -CoIlender company California artistic
metal and wire works. Mission marble works
Cabinet carpenter, marble and metal work for
three and four story and basement brick building
at NV corner of Valencia and Sixteenth streets,
" IO2 100 a. S IL, IS, $ SO; 50, AS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

The women of Allingtown. Conn.
have organized for the protection Of
their village from fire. They are to
hold country fair. the proceeds Of
which will bs used to buy apparatus,
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ndereloned oil comnanies:

Purssima Hills. exceedingly promising. pres
price, 25c: Ssquoc. 15c; Lady Washington
lSc: San Luis Bay. lsc: Madison. l5c; Midway
Oregon, 2oc independence. 12c; Section Six
Coo: Templar Mchttrick, 10c; Coalinga crude
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
BY Massie Wireless,

March 5. 1910
STEAMER LURLINE-..March 4, midnight 7T2
miles off San Francisco hence March 2 for
Honolulu. Light northwest wind smooth sea !.
barometer, 5000; temperature, 63; all we'll.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

The number of postoffices in opera
tion in Canada during the fiscal year
ended March 81, 1909, was 12,473.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

TIC average pTlCt UiI tIfC ldf III VI
81 cents for wheat and 25 cents for
oats shows returns of $75.s14.20o and
S26.376,250. respectively, for these
ali crops was S132.539.242. The yield
places Saskatchewan third in rank
among Canadian provinces and states
of United States as a producer of wheat
and oats.
It is estimated there are in the prov
ince 1.T5S 900 acres of new land and
IRE. 900 acres of summer fallow, to-
gether with q large area of fall plow
ing. ready for the 1910 crop. The
province has S42 grain elevators, with
q total capacity of 24,279.0o0 bushels.
July /, 1909. the stock in the province
and its value were: 42a,766 horses,
21.4SS.S 500; 234,45S milch cows, SS.637,-
a46; 594,S32 other cattle. $1t,S92,e40;
152,60t sheep, $ss9.s03, 352,3S5 swine,
s1,938,l17, and poultry, $1,o5S,911.
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BUsINEss PERSONALS
psRrLrorS HAIR

SAVE THIS ANn SHOW IT To YOUR
fkiENDS- IN Will BE THE GREAIESf =, =
hlNDNESS NOC CEN DO THEM. II MEANS
HEltMANENT FREEDOM FROM THE MOST
EMBARRASSING. HUMILTAItNG BIEMISa
LADIES ARE HEIR TO-St- rERFIsUOi S
HAIR. MOI-ES AND WARTS ARE THE BAAE
OF LIFE TO ANY REFINED. SENSITIVE
WOMAN
FOR 20 YEARS FACIAL BLEMISHES HAVE
EEEN OUR DAILY WORK EXPERIENCE CE
COUNTS.
We Use ONLY THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC
APPLIANCES. WE ARE THE lNNENTORS
or THE FIVE NEEDLE METHOD SO EAEEN-
SlNELY TSED ~ THE EAST. WE REMOVE
FIVE TIMES THE 81 MBER OF HAIRS PER
HOUR THAN ANY OPERATOR USING ONLY
ONE NEEDLE. IT COSTS NoT LESS THAN
HALF THE MONEY. No PAIN, No SCARS.
WE GUARANTEE ca r WORK ABSOLUTELY .
1888 GEART ST. SUITES I'D p. TEL DOUG
las 5252
N,fE SILVER EIECTROLNSIS CO,
NlF. SILVER CHICAGO. IiL.l
Mrs. J. EAKRETI WILSON. CITY.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. March >, 1910.
RAINFALL. DATA
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

Dividend paying oil companies
Palmer Brookshire oil company per eent
-Four oil .on,nany ...........15p Is per cent
Sterling ...........2 20 per cent
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W. Z. BARNARD.
Il Racop Block. Oakland.
E. u. MAYLANp 8 co. BKokERs.

E.. r NAYLAND & Co. BROKERS.
47G 8ionadnock Building. san Francisco. Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE. 40
81 600 ocean Shore Ry- Bonds. ..--- az 4-uVV
j. 600 shares CoanGa Crude Oil Cog Bio
600 shares Spring Tire Co.......--. "a 30
/ GOO shares Tenpior Ranch Oil Coo %
LOCO shares Alaska Petrol & Coal Go. a 70 p
1000 shares Coalnga Aladdin OH Co. "a ID
eco New York Coalnga Oil Co... q %
Q0O Landau Economic Syphon. a 20
500 Pacific Slope Securities Co.. "a ~ ~
200 shares Empire oil Co. .-..-.---0 0 3.Oo
100 shares Mascot Copper Co.,...-.. 0G -o4
, - United Wireless pfd (transl--.- q 20 90
= shares Chapas Rubber Plant q IL 20 30
shares Palenque Plantation Co a % W
/ Hidalgo Rubber 190Gl .-......q a. 4oo.oo
MASONIC lodge bonds at c per cent: .Burlngame.
CAL Masonic lodge No. 400 occupies an ele-
CANT story buildsg erected by issuing Donds
at per cent; few of these bonds are !et
available; Buriingame is the fastest growing
town in California: the building has already a
good income; the security is the pest; Tue IN IN
terest high denominations $ioo Wrise tUs,.cio io1
ton. Burlingsme- Cal.
HOW would You like 10 have interest in a
new business that win pay large prohts;; tnat a
teetedg Sounds good and it is true; let us snow
vou: honest management; no competition or
risk legitimate and permanent; no personal
attention required: full Information 10 rlghI
parties {. s. MOORE. 601-602 Westbank oldg.
INYFSTMENTS-To those having $1,000 to
s. 900 to invest we offer stock in estabhsned
and successful land company that Will yieid Z
for l. VIII secure your investment win ,e cLeaL u
real estate a position salesman by which
you can make big money. If desired, to those
purchasing stock. A straight, legitimate pusi-
ness proposition subject TO your fullest mFesu-
CATION Address box 3239. Call ofnce
INCORPORATE in any town or territory; arti,
cles. minutes OF meetings, bylaws prepared
ana organization perfected; corporations lnves-
tigated: advice free. Lea Bleakmore corpora
ton Specialist. Balboa building > +.
II looking for investments be sure 10 see me; L
ad / world like TO show on.
W G. HEFLINGER. 52-3 Bacon building
Oakland.
FOR saIe-AIortgage 81. 1.250; security real estate;
10 per cent net. Apply room 62o, Crocker olde
80 acres oil land at. 81 900 per acre: now pro-
ducing oil; quick Box 4oll, Can oInee.
BURLINGAAIE Typewriter stock; any amount
75c per share. See Cashier oo5 racine Dlue.
OCEAN SHORE RY. BONDS FOR SALE. D.
T. BESECKER. 24S PACIFIC BUll.DlNG.
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PERSONALS

pFRSoNAI.-For more than "a wears my hus-
lsud was bard drinker. over eight years
ago 4 stopped hi~ drinking by q simple method
Uairl amy ono quietly al home; 10
every usC who tr,lv wishes 70 save dear
.'nn lrafI drius. This method win be fully ex
niaiut4 without charge: rs soon as you read
fli~ write me with confidence MRS. MAR
HARET ANDERSON 800 Oak ST., Hlburn,
~
SoAiEoNE-I like old women in cherry time
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VALUABLE READIHGs BY MAIL, 81.

900 -- FILLMORE STREET - 800
CORNER EDDY.
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MONEY TO LOAN
N N AS wF ADvFRTIsF.

WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE.
We advertise TO make loans to salaried people
as cheap as any company in the city and cheaper
than a majority of them. without security or
fndorspr and we do it. We will make you a loan
on short notice without inquiry of your friends
or relatives. All of our employees are gentlemen
and you assured courteous treatment fIl
vafe Money costs only for time in your posses
sion GREAT NORTHERN LOAN CO., 6lo Phe-
Ian bldg 6th floor. Office open until p. ID.
Afouasv and Saturday evenings until p. M
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

We loan all Saiaried employees the sSune as elc
hanks loan the employers. All we require IS
that you are d steady workingman on a sal
srv All business strictly confidential. No Sc
crritv. No indorser You may repay the loan
in easy instaliments arranged TO suit your IN
come Our special rebate plan saves you paying
high interest Lowest rates. WESTERN LOAN
Cd 40s Call bldg Open $50 a m. till o. p N.
Mondsys and SATURDAYS till s p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
LOCAL BREWTIEs.
tFrOm saturday 9 Advertlser.l

W. NJ. Giffard of Brewer & Co. re.
turned yesterday from the mainland
H. w. Knight of Kauai was a guest
At the Stewart Hotel, San Francisco, ON
September 20.
DR.. and Mrs. st. D. G. Walters were
guests at the st. Francis when the
sierra left San Francisco this trip.
Mrs. Henry Holmes and daughter of
Honolulu are established in apartments
at the Hotel Bellevue, San francisco.
for the winter.
The Misses Krauthoff, who have been
visiting in Honolulu, will have apart.
ments at the st. Francis Hotel, San
Francisco, for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Y. Campbell.
well known society people of San Fran,
cisco, arrived on the Wilhelmina, to re.
main here a short time.
j. II. schnRek was one Of the kamaai.
mas who returned by the Sierra yester-
day from the Coast. He has been spend.
ing some weeks In California.
Pr John w. Gilmore, president Of the
College Of Hawaii arrived IN San Fran.
cisco recently, en- route 10 Spokane 10
atiend the dry farming congress.
Mr., and Mrs, Henry Along aud Mas.
Ter Afong returned from san Francisco
esierdpy on the siena, having spont
several months ln the Bay city, quar-,
ieled ni he Palace,
Capt George 10 M9ofe, Twentieth
hAlted States lHfpniry, and Mrs Moore
afe located 90 ihr Nlnief at ihe
hllghien apartments, 2lal California
avenue, Washington, D. 81
Nhile fhamHs Mngee 81 san ffanf
f.ffu ~ fitlilna ln San fiauflaep, Ma
tlHNfn is ~ fonie ~ hfH York NiiA
AN Haaoe iahln 80 Naee9 Nlli iplr
~ mHln|HHd
Nff 3 u 4ernfy nn1 8aseAffr MOS
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-11
MARINE REPORT.
BY Merchants Exchange.


Friday, October z.
San Franeiseo-Sailed Oct. g. p
M, s. s. Chiyo Maru, for Honolulu.
Yictoria-Saied, Oct. z, CA. s.. s.
Mariana, for Honolulu.
Saturday, October 8.
Port Ludlow--sailed, Sept. %, schr.
Okanogan, for Honolulu
Vancouver Sailed, Oct. Z, s. s. Ma.
rama, for Honolulu.
Port Allen-Sailed, Oct 3, S. s. Ne
vadan, for San Francisco.
Pearl Harbor-Sailed, Oct. 3, schr. NJ.
Turner, for Aberdeen.
Monday, October 10.
Yokohama-Arrived, Oct :, S. s.
China, hence Sept. 90.
San Sailed, Oct. z, s. s.
for Honolulu.
San Franeiseo-sailed, Oct. Z, S. s.
for Hilo.
Midway Island-Arrived. Oct. 8, schr
Flaurence Ward. hence Sept. 30.
Redondo-Arrived October 10, Am.
schr Transit, from Hilo September 10.