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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Sortrimlige Wplinger

irsmbrinsss reS 9uasatOu Vt Bantsr Os 60 uauOss tit reHs In. u Sunosn til De
tore aptugr uuoe. Srrgdhoh
poteter aries til 6uniOmmsnbeO scOtts eaH gOnntrp. $50 til 400 saihss sr Acre
Cpeee o. Saprt porer Iroogt % r anrohe SusDeH gnrr ira 35 TT As SneS p.
gne Sippn fra 20 I'll or 100 guibss pr Mere
alfalfa 81 RI af D., ftreft "a met lsuneuos Nuln3r De urgeuee StpL Iet par.
me solfiH. ben lpatiomms 5asis5sO % tss sat aE ato ben fan tn0bshss per-
felt 1ulaun. 9R iar 5 Ions Or Here "a ian uopce oct hGG Ger e got gear
ho for nL on Ion ae ira So I $3.50 Or Ton.
Sufferrotr. Ju1el npued pnl ian irembru1es up1enheo5 euo / Scots Sli
gouHtrp Der r utOyb leuu ialost en- no safera6ui pO SDts SnHa %
Der oh tutrRHBs $4,000 Gres SuferUeE SrfH sr IS pr 5L MARS pmran
tnoaones feEuo.
@rsniaaer. ESQ Rdl % ale Sass RoofrusRr pWr til 5aIeiommeHbeo uH5er
Srrga1cn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Gelga DC la Sra6e.

Sra Stocfbom meSoelcs Den lite
Rai: s SeIga De la 9rade- Saser
bar 9nnostbinsmano Sobonsion ino.
ItGpnet Tom gioner ct fort antoI
bsititnaenoe gerioner liae FRA Higs.
marifaIf bon esien o. neooper. vi
2orSmPno oil ban bape abort Dc
iorbo. Statsminiitre Srdm og 9lebr
FAINT Reftor 9anielieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Solonicn.

ri bar nt tlfos en- nm SrRhuua 9aHo iRurooi for SaBlro Rorg Gpuup for
ben nnotHapHte aoloHL Ter rr "A Jarns pa 80 Heres tuL Str. al ote r btsoeu
nj EIarouauer ION lerue oil haue andre I'll at HuNe va uL Gem 81 bar beIuut
Of hlGute 80 Gems Dr. ans for hur Sarn ipm irtas III StlHmuaveL iUr at bHpe ora1t
til Epipuie al en- raHetnaphtIutsrt &Ue R0pneH sasr 5aplEa, Ger lt55er tire
sur hrs gu eerra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Spcraoo al SanO.

ganeet Tor bette aanO tafs ira Rors $lars Rps- 5orqrnssn sE msr: To TIL
hrrnehs % liter Nto bier aIe al 2ao Der lEissS e. uobefatst en- ats Farmers
aRumai aaHnL sIuHem bpHh SaHoa ftS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Sinaaruif.

S 1906 iluete bore S~ernbaacrs
2ofomotiper en- 5emteDel al ben aiiI,
iom blep mineret her | 2onoet. Get
foitet Sernbanerne $t70,500.000.
Tn 8eolog bar regnet no, at al DC
80 Wtilioner Cons alil, bore Saner
brugte op, off n9iten fl Miuioner
Cons tilipilbe peo, Of nnDttet Seoe
og Sos itrsmmet no siennem Sfor.
~itenene. @niiter o. life belt no.
br9n0t 3nl bar alt, mar lit al andre
S,640,000 Cons arl. vi 5,040,000
Cons bopbe moi, ubitremmenbe unpt.
tet Seoe os Camp, iamt Sano. NG'
item 3 Iillioner Cons 9lil fom unpt-
tet meb / aifen, og life langt fra en-
Wsilion Cons Git tilipiIoe poa anoen
Waooe. Ian brnste op IS 0hnio-
ner Cons alil peo at gisre op Slo
UNDER 0ompfieolerne. finite 9ofomo.
tiperne ira og iii SrGnene, peo at
fsre SrGn inb poa Sibelinier % til.
boge isien % pcb Of boIoe Gompen
oppe, mems 2ofomotiperne too title.
Ser aaar me6 andre Orb omtrent
iaa meget allI tiIipiloe, iom bet tor
at oripe SrGncne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
SfanoinaDilfc Tarmerc
oil bliue i~uteresiereOe pore Ylauer for at oprehe en-
sfanoinaoif aoloni Smesnen al seotts Blum
| Tebrafa.

Ta. nsrhe rriareoe Srps tRsbrafa os urrmsf 1Rarfeocr pso psiour Rius. r
Is SeQts Blur Gpuuln pttlqe Rebrata SDre gar o5e pt2OO00AeES I bette Stp9
|Rrtsn 100 SHs e dneroc Opfrt pd 4aHo Der olaps Hpte GL
9t CT ct mutt ganoiab pei uanosL RIG 9oro5uno got 0tmdi. CcerHpo al Sol
Tin. os gaHofprpnnstL Der tays ira Roub 4tlue RipeE. er nhrRteh5 fr aue
Ctemep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
aea fan Inc foraaa, bpoS tiItrr,tens

See tan TIE forftna, hon0 ftIirH!ttnoC
bun fan Nroe bos bom.
ga, Der or ea Suiiuoer al @runoe ion
6enee til at forslre ia / bam.
5aa. bpao n bet for .noeen2
Grprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

ct am. glao roooer fine 2pierc til
at fanse % ipiie Graaipiirp, Der Here
SteSer Der i 2anSet begpnoer at bli
rent en- 2anoeplage. Iu. ies piIoc
/ oet minSite ipiie eueeIIf Spurp bel.
Ter emo "ipiie 4roote"; men oct or
bel beIit g9rbapen i'm, aeoaftsren
fom ibu. gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

"SuaS aroppen FOREIGNER, ffnl
aroppen ~iortnre", "a ~Silb.Soer".
@en Der tom en- Dag for ialis Soer
cgioa, Sa bans arop matte iortrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

Gen gerion, iom sisr iia til gane
Of fortGIlr ali, ban peo. cnber gierne
meo at iortGae mer, END ban peo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

SenS ~Geeorob.Y oiten" til SIay.
q genner | BET samIe 2nno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

Rorge bar miitet TO sobe RGnb,
gisrnion % Song @oparo. @Ren
man baoSe IrnSene, oa iom pert
oct fneb"; Oct oil sooe RoromGno
aIorig glemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
t~taentligc Grfurjioner.

Si pa Ide gfiurTguer aisaa bey Z rsoal ira Omaha nj Seots SlF 9pnHrp
Si bar prt eart5 oa "She g1pHs Sgerats. o. % frsmpler SaIaeL Susporte, Gpur
nia. pa isauI BET ounsoe iom BET HosrtPe 2aa1. Tt er en- hsbss.Eg haIus Self.
VI pd III. haze npsenm al ttt igrsuo be bar Eei Saaeet og On npbuoes til al lutte
Da III % uueerp r nrte Grturn0H Stp III os sr Hrrmsrs GppsuHJer a tus
hngsbe 4amHsnsr. 50raas e. gysupaI al per aUS--SRs 9Ho GRRr" Zen r tL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

bpaS andre 9roppe iortiente. Sans
@~aIsipros Dor life ioa soSt, iom nj
ianot oct moriomt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

Spiflmbs SGr og 6lanbe foitrr
2onbet mango Genge bpert aor; men
0rifferegnineen belsber iig til Dob
belt iaa meget, 5. b. omirent 750
MiQioner Collars. Oct funoe bli
mango gIupc "9reoonaitgbt"er for
oisie 9riffepengc!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
2ep~erlapsfans.

Sen nopanoebe 9eper ffieres op
nanife iinaot, paaitrses Mtel, Heber,
GaIt oe finbaffet 2se, Tom Ell blan.
set Iommten. Sette briines | Scot
eGer Smsr og babes iaa op | en-
@rpoe iommen meb Iigeiaa meoet
renieoe imaat opifaarne raa 8oteter
% @nIersboer og 4arinips. Set
paaIpe6es fogenoe @anb, til BET net.
op itaar oper og foyer ~ Sime.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
ajsbirifaScller Of fplb Sreites.

~ Tnnb &isbIeoninger (folot,
fogt &iso gaor oaiua on) en- Ssa, ct
sgg, en- toppet Spiieife Nel, Salt
oe Teber efter Sntas Welf, eaer
9isbfraft. 8aabe 4iso oa SEPT mo-
les iammen, blanbes meo BEN fin
baffeSe Sse, IeI, Snlt 8eber bet oi.
ipebe sgg oe NOT Wel eIler Strait, lao
oct bIir en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wasie.
0et barnes til rrnbe imaa 3ager,
fom iteges / sSebt eler Smer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

De tpIfe Banter negter bentuo at
operIeoere til ben tprfiItc Staggering
be genge, Sultan IbouI Sanio / lin
Sio iatte inc / Dem. st Chicago
bloo bem9rfer, at Spiflono brroe
pGrc ct goot 2ono for De Sainoisloo'
gipere, iom maattte bare fomre
9eiiooclie al itore 9en8eiitmmer paa
en- noeet ui9bpanlig gis. Wsen full
be De BIZ tat / 8%orparing paa iom'
me Maabe omtrent iom Sultan ab'
oul, fan ieg life ie, bpoo goSt De
funoe ba al at ba Genger, ingen nm
Se iaa Gag pao, / De tpife Banter.
Ga boube De reiit perionIig til $pif-
Lamb % beponeret fine Renge | gon'
fen ser, piIoe bel Spifcrne paa Sor'
Iauaenbc bape iibleperct Spnoerne I'll
II. e.. oe bebolot Eengene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

On franIf Sbeaterbireftsr bar Lett
9amebotsipsrsmaalet poa en- iaore
feritanoig Waaoe. San Loo ollie,
iom piIoe ia al fig Satten iiboe til
penltre i Salen, mems De, Der life
niloe tage &ntten al. fit glaos til
bsire. ManSene isgte oae ben til
Den battelsie Sioen, og iaa begpnote
mango al De Gamer, Der for babe
neetet at tase al Jig Satten, at fsl'
ge fine battclsie Ssitres Grcntpel, til
Den Slot, Ser bebolot i'm Sat paaoo'
oeoet, blep iaare liben. Zen omfangs-
rige moberne Gnmebat er MI paa
sos Sci til at ~iorioinoe ira oct fran'
ife Sbenter, enOoa ingen bar o9ret
toftlss nof Ser Ill at be en- Game
p9re iaa penlig at ia Satten al, bpao
man / England og arerita ttot
siorOe. Ssiligbeo % Smtanfe ton
itunoom ubrette me- goOt emo giio
oe 9efolinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Payne Investment Company,

S. e. Corner 18th and Farnan.
Gaer Dor asioeiereoe ssent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

9lt fIppe / alperne er oiit frIot iao
IiosiorIigt iom at fipmpe poa alag.
morfen / en- ari9. 5 1901 Hog 50
ii0 libel t aIperne, / 1908 los og /
1909 143. SiItoaer Wnnbcfnlbet i
Iamme Sfala en- Menneifeulber eaer
to, blir Set aonife iprnoenoe at be-
itige Climber, "copper" % Gigger Der
borte / alperne. 90 Oct er 10
"ipGnocn0e", oct fol prre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03
Nprif hinia 9affefaae.

9 9nnb Iel, q Brnnb Slrffer, q
Quart WeIf, "a Bunb Wargarin,
eler SalbSelen Smsr os Salpoelen
SmuIt, en- Sbeffe 8arbemomme, 3
topfulbe sbeffeer 9nsepuIper, en- top.
pet Sbeife Patron (Sooa). alt blan.
bes Iammen, efter at Smsr, Rel,
Suffer og gagepiiloer fsrit er imrl'
bret iommen. @il man bnpe liot f.
mere Sage, bar man libt Sufat og
Ioiiner / og iteger bet | flor, firfan'
tet 8anoe. 9ibt imeltet Smsr bel
oes oper og Suffer pg 9anel itrses
pber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

Ger CIR enonu nogle faa Stoter /
l%lnionen, boor ingen WeoIemmer al
9egiSloturcn er iat unoer Siltale for
9eitiffeIie; men BET fommer gierne
oeraf at ingen Der bar begpnot al
giere llnoerisgelier a~ngnaenbe ben
Sing. Som ieg for bar io9t, Ter Oct
no til, at man fan finoe "@rait" og
"9ribering", boor iom beIit man be.
spnoer at robe efter ilige Sing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

Get berettes ira Stocfbolm, at
HooiepeIts S%aIeorgnner trGrger liSt
&piIe: men Der err piit gfltItelfraft
nof iaien for en- airifatur til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

Seq Ter, at @iinrnr amioien bar
omtGnfiom nof til at iun Rooieoeit
til of fomme mco en- llotalclie, ban
bopoe grug for i i'm 6oSiciaIospoli'
tit; men 9solanS forismtc at faa
RooIepelt til at ubtnle fig / 5apsr al
- oct irIfe RaaIitrGu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-03

en- Reufdatet.Si II, eller en- lioen
gream.G beeie, flores lnngsefter %
bper SalpbeI ifirres berpoa / Sfiper.
On 9unSt imaa Hebifer renies cg
SaIpbelen IfiGres op / tpnbe Sfiper.
On gunot &arie, eIer Salat, baifes
% torres goot og leeges uooper ct
SOB. @ao bette lGgges en- Slime
Sit, iaa en- Sfipe Reooif oip., til ia
SET err fulSt. Srend 3rasiina babes
oper, iinboffet IeriiI1e bruises pao
Suopen oa sc belle Reobifer lGs9es
omfring Sobet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01

on the Change yesterday:
Ewa-30. 1000 81
Honokaa-l00225
McBrvde-24. 2007.
mter-IsIaud-15U l15.
Bonds
Kauai railway 6s-$20o0@
Hawaiian Irrigation 6s-S3000@l00.
Hilo railway extension 6s-$20o00
$3.50
During the afternoon, Merchant
street began to notice an increase in
interest in Onomea That stock, which
felt the slight lassitude Of last week
in common with few others, strength
ened considerably and some trading be
hind the scenes was reported. Together
with that stock Hawaiian Agriculture
held the boards and an inside demand
became evident The call for both
stocks emanares from San Francisco
and nearly every share sold is sup
posed to have wound up in the hands
Of the eastern brokers. Two of the
local firms received cables from their
san Francisco representatives.. both in
curing about these stocks and placing
Inn;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01

LEND A HAND.

in make
be hoped
earnestly 0 hoped
a t
The outlook is highly but there be something
every person position Of
Already the Honolulu Floral Parade throughout the
a New
a o
ingons birthday, Honolulu folk should
do feel disappointed the parade 5
birth 0 Honolulu,
within a eclipse OF
becomes widely
Parade should fulfill
ofa
a OF the ventur
But energetic though
everyone expend a few
dollars
the with and lad bicycle
There line.
a parade Don refra
entering
by that of else. Tunto and help.
If the who
decorate his car would only consider Floral
sighting but by helping make
Honolulu doubtless to
0
The
and his help Honolulu
hospitality The which
established institution would willingly
entry
beneath which
o so
M
not do things by halves and the Floral Parade
of all the carnNas which
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
BOOM VOLCANO,
SAYS VISITOR
Canadian Railroad Man Says
That KiIauea Should Get
More Advertising.

1.-THE volcano of KiIauea is not ad-
vertised enough. 1t IS one of the
greatest attractions of the world, but
little is known OF it. 1t is only when
one comes down here and hears about
if in conversation that one is filled
with a desire TO see what its like. L
saw it and it is certainly wonderful
thing and should be seen by tourists
and made known to the travelling pub
lie -
". O. Miller, superintendent of the
Canadian-Pacific Railway at Nancou-
yer. who arrived last month on Cana
dian steamer. and who returned Satur
dav from the Island Of Hawaii, where
he made a visit to the volcano, made
the above statement. He says that he
knew little or nothing about the vol
cano until he arrived here and IS
rather surprised that it is not adver-
tiSed widespread.
1.-The trip from Honolulu to Hilo IS
comfortable, and there is no hardship
connected with it at ALL he added.
q went from Hilo to the volcano in
an automobile. That gave me a splen-
did opportunity TO see things. The
road is excellent. no better around Vic
tOrla and Vancouver. The weather was
fine while | was at the volcano. The
active pit is a magnificent sight and
one that | would not have missed.
"But advertise your volcano. Tell
the public what you have down here
and how easy it is to get to the rim
of the crater, the comfortable steamer
trip
SCOTS at Danger.
J. G. Miller and wife of Fort Smith.
Arkansas. returned from the volcano
on Saturday after pleasant expert
ence. Mr.. Miller gives it as his opin-
ion that the crater is not sufficiently
advertised, that it should be made the
feature of a visit to the Islands, be-
cause it is one attraction that no other
section can offer. He found no incon-
venlence in making the trip though he
is past middle age, and he says of an
other and very portly gentleman he
met at the crater, that while the last
quarter Of mile of the walk on the
lava bed troubled the feet of the large
man, he would not take thousand
dollars for his experience and would
not have missed it for that amount.
Mr.. Miller says Honolulu should ad-
vertlse the volcano as Denver and
Colorado Springs advertise the attrac-
tions there and a hundred thousand
tourists would come here every wear
He SCOTS at the idea of danger at the
crater and says no one should be per
suaded from making the trip after com
ing to Honolulu. He SAYS there are
thousands Of persons on the mainland
who do not know there is such place
on Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
Letters rom
The People
WATERMELON SPEAKS.

Editor Advertiser:-AllOw me to in
qulre. through your columns, Of the be
loved county fathers. the wherea bouts
of the waterwagon yesterday afternoon.
OF all the disgracefuI streets it has
ever been my misfortune to have to
walk over, the ones in the neighborhood
Of the naval docks yesterday take first
prize. Clouds of dust rolled down Ala
kea and onto the naval docks where
there were several hundred towns
people assembled to await the docking
of the Tennessee. till YOU could not
have told whether they We're haole or
native, or whether their clothes were
white or black.
One good husky waterwaeon and a
pair Of mules would have been all that
was needed to make things agreeable,
Why. let mn ask, was there not such an
outfit On the Job? Where, and who, is
the official who is supposed to look out
for such things? Or is such a small
matter as this merely left to a Portu-
guese driver to water where and when
he pleases!
Many a naval officer ruined a white
suit last night in his first five minutes
ashore: many a remark will be made
by these same officers about the rotten
way in which we take care Of our
streets in places where it Will do us no
good to say the least
Thanking YOU for space. I remain
yours truly. WATERWAGON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
MUTUAL COMPANY
MAY LAY WIRES
CONTINUED from page one.)

Continued from page one.)
The affidavit further stated that the
respondents were Informed that no
portion of the capital stock Of the
Standard has been paid III as required
by law and the STANDARD owns no prop
ertv subject to execution and has trans
acted no business for many years.
Hummel ii his affidavit stated that
it is impracticable to install the auto
matte system with the present over
head wires. Furthermore. the material
for the underground system has already
been purchased and skilled laborers to
install it are either already here or
are on the way here. If the work were
to be interfered with, it would entail
an estimated loss to the Mutual of So
030 a month. The sum of $4,000 has
already been spent for reconstruction.
and an additional liability of $75 900
has been incurred by the Mutual com
panN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
SHIP SUBSIDY.

proposed the Humphrey bill estimated " than
of
much this needed
our
of
sailing
The to n
100000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
HOW rs THIS?

grautous following Chicago Tribune
he
the former her Prince kalanianaole
and his $ A
j. F. Woods. Miss aaL X. o
supervisors of County of Adrich,
! D.. imoku.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
EXPORTS DECREASE.

Detailed statements of exports of the
United States during the calendar wear
1909 have just been completed by the
bureau of statistics Of the department
of commerce and labor. They show a
reduction in the value of exports of
nearly all the important agricultural
products except cotton. and in this
article the increase in value of the
exports is due entirely to higher prices,
the quantity exported in the year be
ing less than in the preceding year.
Speaking in round terms wheat ex
ports amounted to but fiftv-One million
dollars against ninety-two million;
-four, fifty million against siXty-One and
a half million; bacon. twentv-three mil
lion, against nearly twenty-eight mil
lion; lard. fortv-nine million. against
fiftv-four million; hams and shoulders,
twenty-five million. against twentyfour
million; fresh beef. nine and a half
million. against sixteen million, and
cattle. sixteen million, against twenty
four million in the preceding year. Raw
cotton exported is valued at four hun
dred and sixtv-twO million dollars,
against four hundred and thirty nine
million in the preceding year. though
the quantity in 1909 was 1891 900 900.
against t 1872 ,000, 900 in 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-01
DULL ON CHANGE.

!
1'-0 ~ i1zA4'H'
: "'-''S"iE """ o'S
'''' any = "9I 'lIee safes
''''''S '"' S'S0'D"' ana IheF
/ represented but fortT-tour shares of
stock in all. Between board three
sales pvera made acoorainrr =, 49,, ro,
10 9e7' -
THESE FepfesehIeH put lVV shares OF
Eva,
The market showed very lit+1a. chance
from, last wool ,s fsr ....
'ii" vas i" "ti4"hd az
81 huJ none cared TO let 90 At the
price. Thirtv-fve was the faura 0no+-
ed by the holders If the sboras rba,,l,h
a..
- 7''''' ''''''5 Vi uIoP from the
hish hgures OF $3.50 which held for a
time during the month. il shows the
shares r. he in qraat da,,a,.l oo7 ,r;oz
so,oo ;n.7o,- =, -. Co..
- ''io 80" - !" "HIcn 'ht
plantation IS heid among conservative
buyers.
One hundred and thirty shares of
IT, IA l.,
AUS ~ u lh'9
cents oeio" the
hlsh inquire reached during the month
During the session the same figure was
bid, but 1t drew out no stock, holders
demanding 32.l25.
Ten shares Of Honokaa brought 22.5o
the prlce at winch the last sales were
recorded. incidentally this is the high
est figure reached during the month in
the buying. twenty-five and quar-
ter secured no stock at closing time,
the three-quarters being the price asked.
Two small sales were made of Me
Bryde during the session. though both
together totaled only fortv-four shares.
The price was :. This is one dollar
;o"o' nan 'I'e niSn inquire reached our
ny me month ana Is one dollar nigh
- man oM-"''ei marx. Mebfyde IS
III J." Puplc IdNof ana lhefe
1"U'T'''l0ii 'h"' the Shafes VIII
~ T'H9iuei ANY hIShcr'
ga" old not appear on the sales
SHeTt, '"o"Sh % was bid'
fileeh shafes Of lnter-lsland went |
az a., Inc Gus 'oill'lH nsuit OF 10. inns
nioll'h'
-, ''ol'liiiais /
Inc summary OF the sales for the f,
month OF January shows that in mum
Der OF shares sold McBryde led, S9l4 !
SHARES changing hands at prices rang
ing ,15, from to ;. oiaa came next with
In the higbnr nr5ra5 s+onts rDa - Iod
3-00 shares hrinl,ino ,r;l.,s - 49,,
from 32'35 70 2f757 Fr1' +b 'ons ,ni
and ninety shares Of Oahp hrmgbt
prices rangiuo from 20 40 70 a 20 Tho ]
latter is the highest fonre reached IN
the history If the nIantation
Paauban fnctuated from * Az 70
80 1929 shares ha;ng sold
poNoe o11rrr
Inc pond market was very quiet .
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04
CH|NAMAN AGAIN
 ARRESTED BY POLICE
Tom DoIen Is Said to Be in This
 County Illegally.

Acting upon a request from Immi- grafton Inspector T. C. COnnell of Tucson. Chief of Police Moore yes terday arrested Tom Dolen. a China man, on a charge of being in this country illegally. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Johnstone and turned over to Inspec- tor Parch. pending the arrival here of Inspector Cornell with the evidence to be used against him.
 Dolen was arrested some weeks ago by Chief Moore and Officer Trout man with two other Chinamen who were afterward ordered deported. At that time it appeared that Dolen's certificate was genuine, but that docu- ment was retained pending an inves- tigation~ into the legality of his pres ence in this country He has since been in this city within easy reach of the authorities.
 It is supposed that the investiga tiOn of the United States authorities has developed the evidence they be- lieved existed. for yesterday Inspector Cornell ordered the man rearrested.
 Inspector Parch is a new conner to Phoenix and it is believed that he is to be located in this city permanently. He brought his wife with him and was yesterday engaged in house hunt ing This is taken to mean that Phoenix is hereafter to receive more attention from the immigration au thorities than heretofore.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-04

said Miss Garden. Possibly my Turkish pasha will only be a platonic friend. I have not decided, but he is coming to hear my decision in De- cember. l will then tell his name"
 No amount of coaxing could induce the singer to disclose her suitor's name before he reaches here to get her decision. but she assured her in terviewer that he was perfectly charming" According to Miss Gar den's description he Is slim and tall and dark of complexion, with red dish mustache. hair the same color and an artistic temperament. Also, he smokes cigarettes.
 After the all-important question is settled, some arrangements will be made as to where the couple will live if they decide to wed. but it will not be on a chicken farm or in a harem, said Miss Garden. Not in the latter, mot even if she were the queen"
 If the marriage goes through, how ever. Italy probably will be chosen as the place tor the honeymoon. Miss Garden has much to say in praise of Italy and concluded that If one has to die, cannot imagine a more charming funeral than wJul1 be giv- en in Italy"