The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-05

are etiStL'He Il Ii @1'A - 70 VI iiioII as
their representatives. TO the utter dlS,
comflture OIL lhose WHO nave pIohleu
through hosslsm ana corruption. hIght'
~ viewed such readJustmehts IN ouSl-
ness and poIltIcS are healthlui SEhP'
toms. IheE mean JhaC poIh puslueSS
ana poI'Ics VII pe Oh Souhue' anu
more noPelul OASIS "9 SUM "' 'lilo
corrective process bteohies more GUM
pete temporarily Ihtre may ne MOI
or less uncertainty ana ne9IIahcE' ou,
TINS should SfadualIE dlsaPPear' anu
later on trade Sh"uIo resume ma
ac'NItE' >i'erldlH "He1 80" Ill
Inal P'1'e9 nav ,ooc,I'u a.. 1870. ioe-A.
mere ) I'""N nolI'inS ~ elio D'9'l'' =.
a.t"all'h /" a. "''' any "lt
me " '9' c',i'i' ~, .D,'o a. O.,
an" ~ l''I"' "''e '.in.; A.
9oni' III en-
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rs .a,,-,J
laI" mas Poi
5 e 80
T. yvaz4o f7e,1-,,n-
f,1I, o1;,.a :s+;ngr diqic1t;es and
,~,l ,,,,rs,,;r,, %, ,nreb more conservative
,,I,,,rla - -7,r.+ ,1so he rocoonizad that
Ia 81 Il. a
+l,a,. -, any .,,ro,-io,,g +i,na IN IFS bistorv
Ia vii hn ahIa n carry its own enter
,r;so, vii raIo+i1-a1v less assistance
tron, the Fast than in previous in
stances whore aid was necessary. The
was+ :. . wonderful Droducinp section.
and views the outlook from that stand
Doint.
rron. rcnor+s So far are very encour-
aring notwithstanding exaggerated re
r,ort. If damage. The winter wheat
cro,, +. in rood condition and PROMISES
IA he = Iarue one. There is also every
nro.uec+ of a considerable increase in
the acreage Of corn and cotton. while
farmer. are already AT work using the
very hest methods with which they are
familiar in order 10 secure the largest
nos.ihIa WELD per acre. It is quite Ger
! tain that efforts in this direction have
never been aouaIed in previous wears.
thanks TO tie persistent endeayors TO
! Stimulate more scientific cultivation
which have been made the last few
wears If further evidences Of the ac-
| ti,-i+, in tho West were wanted they
| aonld no found in the reo11lar renorts
If railroad EARNINGS which are exceed
;n4 +a,-orohIa In March ff+v-thrae
railroads ranor+ad GROSS earnings of
S65 900 900 an increase of $500, 600.
mr. nearly 1f nor cent more than = wear
400 For the FIRST three months of the
.f7rran+ vear ffrv-thraa railroads re.
,or+oa aarninrs If $40 600 OO0 an in.
nrooSo Of eoi o00 400 or over X ner
oan+ Snch = haa,.v nercantaqa Of cain
+Io la++ar Ios III Roo, eaon s?nca
! tbo I.oar 1ooo which ras ono of nm.
s,-,,oi ,,~as,,or;+, far ~ ro;roodS
rrl,l1a Lo+,,r,,- abfaa,- ;n,1,,ao 80
| .-I.1
we -. .,'l' 1;as
W. l's n.l-I,-1:, 49,, WIN WI.
H a. -. -" az" ~
d. II'li az 'ioo hHo"n - "e
''iS gains III 1eN
thue - y worthy ol noJe that me
sou yer , Ioa'S nave lldde large gains
now Ih9lahaihg 'he ilght COTTON crop,
ana tndI Tue western Toaas olH Wei
ID spite OF Ight gram movement
me railroad situation WouId be emf
nently satisfactory were It not tor the
increased expenses forced upon the
roads ny the demands of labor. and
hlgh prices tor materials. Labor, how
ever, Is getting BIG share Of prosper
Ity. and II is but reasonable to expect
hat stockholders. too. should come in
for better results. if present conditions
are maintained. Much viii DEPEND
upon the crops. If these prove good, the
wear viii be a satisfactory one for
! the railroads.
! The money market i WORKING It's
way out Of conflicting CONDITIONS
Funds are returning from the West. and
! bank reserves arc risinr Tho RarG-