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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-18
ANOTHER JUNCKET
Minneapolis Jobbers VIII Tour
West Again During the com.
ing Summer.

Helena independent The S'oo'ns trade
COMMITTEES Of the commercial club, s. sn'cn
z. ]. Stilwcli is chairman. il planninA
jobbers' excursion to Montana this spring
says The Minneapolis losrnal.
Last year the jobbers took "trip over
the new Milwaukee line as far west ~ the
Judith basin country. returning over me
Northern Pacific by the way ofLivinsstoa
and Billings This year |, is probable thai
the excursion will cover points on the Thisa
River Fails branch Of the 500 line and
points in wester Nor,hn Dakota aVd Mon
,ana ON the Great Northern. through 10
Great Falls and Helena and Butte. and
possibly to Missoula and Spokane.
The itinerary Is not complste. but these
points are being considered. The iobbess
realize that the development in Montana
will be erea, in the next ave years. and
they are anxious to form friendly relations
AZ this trade properly belongs in Minneapo-
lis.
Chamber OF commerce members are also
becoming much interested In Montana
territory, as II will develops into great
wheat country ~hen the reservation iand'
are opened up and settled. Northern
Minnesota points in the vicinity OF Inter
national Falls are also being considered ~
points Of interest.
The whole matter Of jobbers' excursion
under the auspicies OF the commercial clnt
will soon be placed in the hands Of specia
committee which will work out the date'
for the excursion and the list Of place
TO be visited.
Il The local iobber and manufacturers 70
alize the importance Of the proposed ex
. cursion and large number already has
expressed desire to be represented.
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I'D % the acc1mulatioa II mcsstuas.
Sons ssssa moisssrs cas also be ob,sinst
vbsa necessary By bsckfarroving be,vesu
tie rows 70 catch snov which would other
wise blow Cd. bot after the trees a,tais
their growth they catch their own SNOW
drifts and the oeehar l. often tvo feet il
snow ~hes the Surrounding prairie Is al
most bare. and for this reason we can fieur,
on larger precip,tion for our orchard than
the average allowed by the weather bureau
Theoretically the orchar d should b
cultivated whenever . crust forms.
Practically il needs cultivation only wheu
moisture Is actually escaping. After .
heavy rain crust may form: after . fe~
days the little cracks and assures appea.
through which evaporation takes place.
They SO down onlv half an inch or an inch.
srrv little 70 'is,ure Is escaping from the
surface. nothing from below. another rain
comes. fills them up nature has renewed
the mulch.
The critical time is when the spring rain.
come TO an end and the summer shower,
have NOT commenced. for period Of droush
often supervenes ~ this time and the idea
Is to thoroughly break up the crust and
leave mellow three-inch mulch TO con.
serve the subsoil moisture unnl the July o.
August rains begin.
Cultivatine should be commenced a. soon
- the ground thaws ont in the spring and
should be finished for the season BY cult
waiting 10 the leaves about the end Of Octo-
ber.s
Winter cultivaiing during . shaw will
desssoy all the insects that hibernate 10 the
srouDd
Cultivstsag ~ the blossoming period vill
raise the se0prature Of the orchard
Turing the year - 10 II cultivations are
found necessary. Should the ground be-
come too hard for the csltivasor, the dice
must Be sssd: this IL often he case n the
besianins Of the season.
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From our SPECIAL correspondent.

From our SPECIAL correspondent
The fu,eral Of Julian Smith. held
from the Presbyterian church last Wednes'
day Sas The largest that has been held here
tor several years. All places OF business
were closed during the funeral.
Aresalar North Daketa Billiard visited
Us Monday. We have not had such
storm for long lime, snow drifts every
where.
John Bawden has been working 10 his
blacksmith shop Tor the past three weeks.
He says II you are in need Of good work
give him call and he will give il his per-
sonal attention.
Married last Sunday by the Rev E. j.
Lindsey. Leo S. Bull and Miss Belva Lone
dog. Their many friends wish them .
happy and prosperous life.
Eleven land seekers left here this morn
ing for Scobey where they intend to locate !.
Born TO the wife Of Pater Dupree las,
week girl. Mother and child are doing
nicely
Mrs. /. Smith and children Of Brockton.
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. G. Q.
West.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b, Boese OF Clasesholm
Alta, Canada. arrived yesterday from the
cas-, where they had been, visiting and LEFT
this morning for the ranch Of Charles Hill
ger, Mrs. Boese' father. for visit.
Born to the wife Of Maurice Big Horn
Al Brock.on. boy. Mother and son doini
well.
Tom Larson mail carrier from Scobes
arrived today At 1880 =. M. be LETT Scooe'
early Monday morning. He says II Was
STORM long 10 remain in his memory.
n. A. and Rudolph Daniels arrives
Aosday from the east. where they hav
been visiting friends and relatives in Mar
shadows. Iowa. and Minneapolis. Mian
Ths many frisads Il Mrs. Noel Burshi
win Be pleased 10 know thar she Is able /
sit MP litsis every day.
Al cosgrsgstiossl meeting held n u
Psssbysssias church last night. DR. ].
Atkiesos and David Watsos vsrs slscss
eldsrs. ]. G. Ksrts. L. 1. Brink sad M
II. C. Walkss. Trustees. ]. G. Kssts. Sap
e Sssday school. David Wassaa. asst. .
pssistsadsss: Janss A. Walks. ssessssa
e Saahay eAool.
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Honor Roll.

The following Searchlight sub
scribers joined the Searchlight
Honor Roll within the last two
veeks:-J. F. Smith. Brockton;
John H. Simpsoa. Beockton; Mrs.
Henry Lowe. Wsterloo, Iowa; p.
c. Erickson. Aberdeen. S. D.. G.
H. Boley. calhoua. H., j. L.
Hat6sld culbsstsoa; Della Hill,
Lass Greek. Tsas-. Jobs R. Scott,
cslbssssea. Miss Della Jeaasen
cslbsstsoa.
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Methodist Services.

Regular preaching services Sunday Feb.
aoth al II .. m. Ep~orth League a
Gasp. IN. Sunday school At 10 .. N.
Ladies. Aid Society meet the FIRST and third
Thursdays Of each month. A cordial vel
Gene will be extended TO all who attend
.hese services.
JAsrss Wsssa. Pastor.
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Poplar School Notes.

Pupils neither absent nor tardy in Mrs.
Lectra's room for the week were
Everett Bawden. Melvin Hansen. Math'
ew Lohmiller. Minnie Humphrey: Mis-.
MacLeod's room. Last week Doroth,
Cosier's name was overlooked. Doroth,
exclaimed. Mora. my grandmother il
New Jersey will think I'm sick because she
knows l never. never stay ont. Thi,
weeks report: Vivian Atkinson. Benni'
Burshia. Dorothy cosier. James Patch
Nellie and John Helmer. Regina Pereau
Mervin Lindsey. George cusker. charli'
Kollen baum.
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Took All His Money.

Often all man earns goes to doctors or
for medicines. to cure Stomach. Liver or
Kidney trouble that DR.. Kings New Life
Pills would quickly cure at slight cost.
Best for Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Bilious
ness. Constipation. Jaundice. Malaria and
Debility. a5c ., The Valley Drug Co..
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Vim. Harry Hua.ss the veil known pi-
ane ,uaer from Butte vill b IN ths city
on his annual trip soma time in he ssst
I've weeks. For the bsns6t Of ssranesss
Who have moved hsss Il nay b said that
M. Hunter has bsso making this city fos
! sunber Of ysass and his vosa has always
proved satisfactory. Leave sddrsas u ths
Ssarchlighs. 4ata
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-18

Ifsroubled With indigestion. constipation.
appetite or feel billions. give Chamberlain =
Stomach and Liver Tablets trial and you
will be pleased with the result. These
tablets invigorate the stomach and liver
and Strengthen the digestion. Sold by
all dealers.
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Poplar Items

Poplar Camp. No. fo7o4. NJ, w. Of "A
meets each Iss and sd Wednesdays at
Opera House Hall a. 8 p m. II 6.
Walker v. c.: L. L. Brink. Clerk.
The following is the new schedule on the
Grea. Northern Ry. At Poplar, Mont:
East hound No. I arrives s:ls . m.. 70 seoe
East bound No. arrives 4:ae .. m. sW
East Bound No 20 arrives 400 p N. stcS
West Bound NO. arrives 7:se .. m. no stop
wet Bound No. arrives SIS .. N. no stop
west Bound No. 90 arrives 9:As .. N. stops
Nail ON Nos. !. 2. andA.
Post once will be open on sundays from
esq 70 1850 .. m. .
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A Wasning.--If Yoa doe't SAINT 10 bay
lav sui,s 70 establish your rights 10 your
lands o. lots. ississ hat yen are sivse -
abstract q title. - that ycs ksow that
year tiels j. pssSsctly clsas iron IL tim
Il vas passatsd By he eovssaosat. bsioss
yca pay ssss yoss noesy. Orr sseosda
| ass cs0pasAs saA - - dses = I'll ssspssd
- - - 81 III vest pso0ptlys oeas
| y 81 aeeaalsay. vsllsy cssssy ~
sarseaiae c.. T. Z. JsAsasa. Pre-. caas
-. Naoa.
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LUMBER TALKS
fiOmesteaders Attention:

We carry at all times a complete line Of
lumber. shingles. roofing. cement. plaster
and all building material. The basis Of
our business success is the quality OF the
goods We handle and the attractive prices
a, which We offer them. Come in before
the rush and pick on, the stock that you
will wan, for your spring building. We
will gladly show Won what we have. and
will give your smallest order the same care
full attention as your larger ones.
Get the Imperial habit.
We want your business.
Imperial lumber Yard.
L. d. BISHOP. Manager.
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wA.rso-A. szpsssssesa disssag-ress
s;si Il IL 81. Pail Hessl. Cslosstsss.
alta
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\ There were church services ~ the resi-
AeuA,e u Mr.. asd Ms. rsehss Feb. .
~. ard Mrs. Psui Grams called on Mr..
aad Nss, A. Trebss last Sunday.
Than - srasd dance Il NJ. and
Mrs. Gsa~s lxst Mosday night aud every
body repsrsaA ! Jolly time and the danes
viii be long ssmsmb,ered ,, oil that we're
present.
Mrs. Paul rrebss ~Ao vas called 70
Rsssel. N D.. on accoun, n he 'iissss OF
bsr fasAsr. has returned home,
Rudolph ed Paul Grams went 70 Gull
bssssos LAST vsst se,urnine home sss sssf
day. n
A report came from different eastern
states tina, there will b great mssy peo-
Die coming TO the state Of Mo6sana with
The intessson Of taking up lend. Thsse
s,ill remains good land TO be bid
n. AsIstnaiS visited Nj. and Mrs. A.
Ttsbes .ssl Sunday.
William Haas and family visited Mr..
and Mrs Zich las, Sunday.
Frank Willy and Will Ruprech, attend
ed church services at the home Of Albert
Trebes last Sunday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rev. Assrss asd viSs called = NJ. asd
Ma Herman Sasnpks last vssh.
Th~s sss quiis 40 snjsysb,s nas .. .
dasce last Tsssday Il The hooe of NJ. and
Mrs. r. Tssesoa- Dissis ana Zin Pus-
vis furnished he mus;c.
Mr.. Sienpke sad family. Ms. Hosssmsa.
aad Mr.. Brsya5d q cuIhesssos called %
Mr.. ard Mrs.. Jobs Bress iass Sunday Il
vas 6oa time that shsy had. NJ. Brown
has lases Dwelling hose shieh be built
LAST summer.
john Buova i kept pretty busy locating
popIe from all over the globe and after
ths .sDov goes 81 shsis vill Be m ,mmenc-
los = emiesanss coming frsn Minnesota
Io~a. Sviscessin and ether states looking
Tor land ssd they viil all 6sd land IL they
60 to the vsllsy Lasd Co.
n. Hosstaas 10 SOC 6nishisg the resi-
dencs Of Heroaa Stsmpke. her ~ili have
quite comfortable home
Mr.. Brown after short visit vish his
family retained TO culbss,son Ian Ssnday
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
STOCK EXCHANGE
BEGINS HOLIDAYS

The stock NXohNpge adjourned TO,
day fOr " week, leaving the market m
q healthy state, IA fact oonaldbrlng
everything, prices are rather ullOnger
Than mlght be eSpeoted ana nv time
the Heaalona are resumed In january
there may be real ylg0r 10 reckon
with II IN certain that there viii bo
a good deal Of private hualneaa be.
tween boards,
On tho street since yesterdays SOS.
sion 10 Hawaiian Commercial sold NJ
taa 10, but thla was rather above tho
market for this morning t0a was bid
and taa ~ asked
A block Of 40 Hawaiian sugar sold
NJ tBi, ~ which the stock Ia atrong,
bidding NJ that figure, while gab h
asked,
A sale Of 10 Hawaiian Agricultural
was made NJ tgil, after which $500
wna bid and tagb asked
hHHlHbl hWlN w lHlVIbHII WllN lHHH
ANAL, was Of b Oahu NJ Rab 10 fol-
lowing which tho sans was bid for
more aud Bgb 10 asked,
Another sale Of interest was VI 9
lnlerlaland stock NJ RllO, rodays
closing figures were GiO7 30 bid and
Rll2,bO asked
A block Ut b 0laa changed hands NJ
Va, after which, however, mbro was
offered NJ The same ana Bas7b bid
blde sales Of interest we're 100 ~.
hing rubber, NJ R9OD $1,000 lllI9 u, II,
NJ 90O ,bOI 30 Mutual Telephone, NJ
Bl8,7bI $1,000 0laa bonds at BOD, Ond
b and 10 brewery NJ 1880
Interesting quotations without sales
were Pioneer, 9l7i bid aud $3.50 ass,
odI Walalua, Bs6 10 bid ana t00 ark
ed hwa, R97 NJ bid aud tg7 80 asf,
Cd u VIII DO observed That iGsH n
qdlIe strong,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
MARKET LETTER
OF TRENT TRUST

The following letter was sent out
leat nIsht by Che Trent Trust Co, to
clients on the other islands,
The general increase In values M
noted during the week, while small In
some instances, reflects the opinion
prevailing among investors, they
now believe that the sugar crop being
harvested viii be- disposed OF at u
figure higher than predicted u few
weeks aRo,
The reduction In the dividend OF tho
Pioneer Mil Company from " 90 10
ti 40 per month ana IN Onomea from
4Oo 70 aOo per month has lent further
announcement 10 the market, M n
heavier cut was anticipated by some,
In this way a basis OF figuring the pro-
bAble ourlallment In dividends OF tho
other companies IN established,
No change In tho price OF raw sugar
was announced until today, when u
quotation Of a,sO was received, This
In reduction Of 10 10 since tho last
quotation, Further declines may be
expected almost daily, In view OF the
near approach Of the Cuban crop ar
rivals In the market,
The heaviest trading was IN oahu
Sugar, about 100 shares changing
hands NJ $500 Pioneer was quito
active, registering an advance from
$40 TO Bl7b, with some demand atlll
unaatsnod atthe latter figure nwa
Increased 10 eg7 ~ under small sales,
Hawaiian Commercial also responded
t0,lhe Improvement selling today NJ
t88 3d. Walaiua was inactive, only
10 shares changing hands NJ ssb co.
This stock shows some strength and N
In demand NJ Rs5 90 Notwithstanding
the publicity given the MoGrosson bill
The exchange Will stand adjourned
from December 26t1l 10 3Oth, both
dates Inclusive,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
STOCK EXCHANGE

Holiday Vacation-No session OF
the Exchange win be held after Dec.
"a, 1910 until Dec 81, 1910.
Nouce-The Directors of pepeekeo
Sugar Co.. this date voted to reduce
the dividend Of that corporation from
VI per share monthly on the 18TH to
COO per share commencing January
1871 and continuing until further
notice g
Between Boards |. l. S. n. Co.
$4,000; 10 Haw. c. & S. CO., S33 25;
60 Haw Sug. 10. ~ 90; 70 Huw. Ag.
Co S21l 90; 100 Pahang $1,000; $1,000
lilo 1901 Is, 500 90 30 Mutual Tel.
Co, Sl3.75; Oahu Sug Co., S25.25
3 Olaa 81 90
Session sales-$iOOO olaa 6s $99.-
90; Hon. Il. &. Co., S1912 1-2: IS
Hon. b. d Nj Co., $40. IL.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
CHRISTMAS TRADE
A LITTLE SLACK

fOhlng II all IN all Chrlalmaa huel,
ness has not been w 10 The mark
many had hoped eor Probably
every I've merchant haa done better
than last year. ana POSSIBILITY hroken
oil previous reoordal hut taking II
alralghl through, expectations have
been realized In only few oaaea
The trouble, however, has probably
mol been IN The amount of goods sol 4
and cash taken In aa compared with
former years but most likely He's IN
The fact Thai estimates on business for
This Christmas were placed too high
White falr increase Of trade was 10
be expected, there Was not much IN
natural conditions and less Of M OK
ira0rdlnAry character ~ warrant the
hope for wlndfall The condition
0f the sugar. ana stock markets was
not favorable N busy Christmas,
Some viii say that sugar and at0ohs
have nothing 10 do with the general
run 0f holiday ensl0mersI but tho dis
corning business man knows that they
10,
However, The business community
has done we'll The merchants are
jubllant over mo general results and
are prepared 10 tackle vigorously The
larger responsibilities Of the new
year,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

The Mauna Kea WIS few minutes
behind her usual time IN arriving this
morning, strong trade winds and
heavy n0rtherly swell being expert
oncod on the Inward passage. sheI
had n long passenger list, and brought
IN about her usual amount Of INSECT
lnneOus cargo. Bhe will leave again
for Maui and Hawaii ports on Tues
DAY nt ten a.. NJ, and Will be- back in
port on Friday IN time 10 leave again
NJ four IN the afternoon on her spe-
clal Now Year trip to the volcano.
This trip promises 10 be very en-.
joyabl6 ono for there viii be- n large
number " local residents going, and
~ N anticipated that the Sierra,
which rs duo next Friday morning.
VIII bring number ~ visitors from
Tho Coast who viii also mako the trip
10 Hawaii.
Among the freight brought In by
the Mauna kea were the followlng.--
one drum Of acid, AZ packages Of tank
materlal,. 80 sacks OF empty bottles,
ak empty kegs, twenty cords OF WOOD,
1914 pieces Of ohla lumber, 500 ohla
railroad lies, 40 sacks Of ava, one
piano, ono automobile, seven cases of
liquor four hogs, nineteen crates Of
pigs, twenty crates Of turkeys, fifteen
cratss 0f chickens and 400 packages
Of sundries.
On the outward "trip the Mauna
kea reported the Kalulanl NJ Hllo,
hnd coming back she reported the
MAUI ~ O0kala, ana the Nllhau go
mr. into Kawaihae M she left 10 load
cattle today The Mlkahala ana the
Clandlne we're ~ fAhalna and the
schooner Gamma with lumber WAS
~ Iillo The Mauna Ken had tOf
DECK passengers, The bulk Of whom
we're Japanese, Ilawalians and chi.
bese, win n sDHnkling Of Koreans.
Portuguese, FlllDlnos ana Porto M.
cans.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
SHIPPING NEWS

Sugar shipments arriving today
amounted 10 1882 bags ana 20,Gss
bags are reported M still awaiting
shipment The sugar which arrived
t0day came IN on Tho Wallele md tho
Klnau The WaileIe reports The y,
y, CO., ana y, y. N. both grinding full
lime ana states that about 5000 bugs
are awaiting shipment NJ H. r. co,
The KiDau reports Tho following su'
gar awaiting sbiDment,--k y, NJ,
$780, NJ A, u, $685. Il, ~ 1905 "
H., 2l0OI Mob, 5l1sj and ~ A. 6447
bags, while The Mhuna Koa reports
900 bugs NJ Kuhuibaele ana 1900 bags
~ ll0D0baa, total " 2G,Gss bags,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
PAPERS FILED FRIDAY.

Sarah n Robertson et NJ 10 Terri
tory NJ Hawaii, u,
A N Campbell ~, Oh NJ 10 Yee Yune
long, y,
l., WlDlfred Sun 10 Goo Ahun ~ el
NJ, u.
Henry " Cooper ana WI IN Ken.
meth " llarnes, u,
ORR " bartlett ana hsb 10 HANK NJ
Hawaii ldd, M
Trent W G0, I'D, 10 II Mansbridge
~,
Lon Ch0ng dee ana WI 10 John y
Oolburn, w, u,
Loo Gb0pg dee, ~, 10 John " COZ
burn, ", A H.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
KIRKPATRICK ON
REALTY MISSION

l., Kirkpatrick, the enterpiisns aud
suCCoasful real estate man, viii leave
IN the Chiyo Maru next Tuesday for
Manila on very important business
deal for mainland parties. lie WIN be
In the Philippines about three months.
Tho men behine sir. KirkpatncNs
mission are wealthy easterners, one Of
thom having recently toured the Phi.
lipplneB,
The details Of the work to be under
taken by the Honolulu man are re-
served for the present, but Il may be
stated that II involves land and other
property to quite large extent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

the Mauna Ken viii leave at ten
on Tuesday morning on her usual run
~ Maui md Hawaii and viii take the
following passengers, who have al.
ready booked ~, ~. Harvey, Frank
~. Bennett, Mrs g, ~, Blebert, two
children ana servant, !, Young, Mr.,
and Mrs. H. n, Walker, jas. Yea.
maD, MISS My Weldon, Miss Has.
sebEeT Anterior Richards, J.. q.
Smith, Miss Isabel Dlllim, Miss Lloyd,
H. T. Hliie, w, Wilson, W. N. 0ra.
ham, Mrs. LOw and children, NJ. IN.
ger Mr.. ana Mrs.. Frank preltas, M
ana Mrs. m, Bleb0fB, Mr., aGd Mrs
q, ~ Foster M, and Mrs Vale.
Prince IN Turkey, Zen Ben0, EdWafd
pal0 Miss H. Cal0iaD0, Miss ~. F0u.
ohlk Miss !, charlDi, Emil WAGNER,
H. M0Ebenen, 4, Settler MISS Il.
Weldon, Misses i1a and Hazel wei.
d0b, q, Bllb0rn, ~ o. Burden, y. Wei.
don, w. Fisher H. Weldon, n. Dl6l
T0ia Duef0w, W, salt ana Tot0 SIC.
RTist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
MERCHANTS AFTER
N EROSION DEAL

An extraordinary meeting Of the
Merchants Association has been call.
cd for next Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock for the purpose of discussing
and acting upon several important
matters.
Among the number OF subjects to be
dealt with will be that of the McCros.
son effort at water grabbing, and It
Is understood that It will be handled
without gloves.
Altogether the meeting will be an
interesting one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
VACATION nF'.oINs,

The Honolulu Stock and Bond lGH.
change begins ils vacation from 10.
day. HE same 10 lasl one week II N
anticipated, however thai consider.
able street business viii be- carried on,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
pAssBN0BRg

Per SIR. klnau from Kauai From
Bleole, Mr.. ana Mrs. ~ Downing, OK.
asahl, From KOl0a, Mr.. ana Mrs
Prada ana the Misses urada ~,
Wing Sing From Nawlliwlll, PAU
lsenberg W. A. Kinney, w. n. Mar
TN, ~ w. Schulz, W. r., sanb0rn. A
SPLITTER W. y. Mcliryde, Miss Lawr.
enCe, Bll Mah0e, Stevenson, lmosakl
Mr. and Mrs, Pat L0i, H. j. He'll, Miss
", Ahan0, Mrs J. T., lluddy, !. LON.
bOr Miss J, 0ayn6r, ana Chan Mok
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
PEPEEkEo REDUCES.

Pepokeo Sugar Company will reduce
lts dividend next year from 81 share
a month to 60 cents a share per month.
This reduction will start with the Jan.
uary payments.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
VOL D Aponrn aErunNa.

G, a. Yee Hop, the we'll known chi.
nese merchant and market man, re-.
turned In Tho Mongolia from n visit OF
several months 10 his old home In
Chln6,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24
aAirn l,,..' M hu l.l.ll

The announcement has been made
that Lieutenant Bheedy, u, y, A., Will
retire from The service 10 accept n
position win The Hawaiian Electric
Company,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

Passengers on tho Sierra which
leaves San Francisco today viii hayo
Christmas NJ sea but viii spond the
Now Yonr IN Honolulu M the Sierra
ls due here on Friday next. with 80
oblIglng sot Of officers ~ are on
the Sierra the passengers are sure
10 spend n royal Christmas, parlicu-
larry n purser Smith has anything "a
do with arrangements.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

Though Monday N u holiday and
the Inter-island Steam Navigation
Company are not receiving freight
on that day, The steamer K6auh0u
viii leave for port Allen IN the NJ.
tern00n In order 10 load sugar for
Honolulu,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

The N0oau n loading freight today
for Kenlla, Kllauoa, Kallhlwal, Han
alel ana Walniha She will leave ut
noon on Tuesday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-24

1he Nats0B liner n due 10 rsafb
D0rt on TdesdaY. A wireless meg
saee was received nv Castle n Cooke
ms m0rglBE dated last Blght, Wbiob
glyes ibb position NJ tb9 WiihelmlBa
M i2il miles from DOrL she has ~
cabin AMI ny6 sl6erage passengers on