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La Junta tribune., 1911-06-17
swink Wants Electric Lights.

The county commissioners In ses.
sion this week are holding off, we
understand, on the matter of grant.
Ing permit to the Pueblo Suburban.
Traction and Lighting Company to es.
tablish pole line and string their
wires along the road between this
place aud La Junta. If this permit
is not granted, 1t looks as though
Swink electric lights. for which we
have beel patiently waiting, viii go
elimmering along with so many good
things Of earth.
The commissioners doubtless be-
lieve they have some good and suffi.
cient reason for Withholding this per.
init. but such is not discernible on
the face OF the proposition. Swink
wants electric lights and II there is
any serious objection she would like
to know about 1t. and so be given an
opportunity to help seek remedy
Swink Advocate.
La Junta tribune., 1911-06-17
Gloomy ovsIeek for Poor Man.


The Pric. Of n Piece Of Beef.
steak" WAS the subject of y ser.
mon delivered recently In Denver by
tho Rev. Orrin W. AumAn at the
Grant Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church.
"if the price of foodstufis continue
soaring" declared Dr. Auman.' In
the next few years wc may expect To
read In the papers som- such item
~ this: THE fashionable and cx.
elusive Cotrox club entertained In =
lavish manner the members Of the
club and \ few distinguished guests
from abroad. st the club house last
evening. The most notice able ses.
ture Of the elaborate setting of the
banquet tables was the magnificent
and costly ccntcrpiccc. On q large
sterling silver platter. sncircied with
costly pesria and sArnished with CO.
nary BIRDS tongues. Wy = full sized
sirioln steak"
f1r. Aumsn dcplorsd the conditions
which brought about the hish prices
u meat.
La Junta tribune., 1911-06-17
Second Annual Ball.

Tn" Ladies' Society Of the II. Of
l., +. and f.. Arkansas Valley Lodge.
No. 1892. gave their second annual
ball at Ellks' Hall last Thursday cy.
cning. which was barely attended. In
the face OF almost total failure the
efforts OF the ladies made the ball
u grand success and everyone re-.
ported good time. Music was fur.
nlshcd by wondcrly's orchestra. We
think the ladies' deserve to be- com.
plimcnted In their pluck In under
taking such "a big achievement. being
SO few In numbers.
La Junta tribune., 1911-06-17
Dry Farming Exposition.

a. G. WATSON. Of Pueblo. vice chair.
man of the International Dry Farm
ing Exposition Committee, is starting
out TO make whirlwind campaign
for the International Dry Farming
Congress and Exposition. Mr.. Wat.
son handled the irrigation congress
which met at Pueblo last fall and
proved master at the work. 1t
TOOK persuasion to get him at work
this time, but finally he has agreed
to do for the Dry Farming Congress
which meets at Colorado Springs, DC.
tober 10th to Goth, what he did for
the irrisationists last year.
Mr. Watson is organizing rapid
campaign over the state and Is TO
visit county commissioners. city coun.
cilmen, public officials, farmers and
Others in determined effort to In.
terest them in having their sections
properly represented by exhibits at
the Dry-Farmed Products Exposition.
He Will ask the counties and cities
to take space at the exposition and
the people themselves to see that IL
is creditably filled.
the people of this county should
gel into line to show that Colora.
DO Is the premier agricultural state
of the union.
La Junta tribune., 1911-06-17
DRINK HABIT
Three DAYS

This 10 the eleventh year u the oailin
Institute In Denver More than eleven
thourand nseh and women Of Colorado,
wyoming and New Mexico have taken
th" Gatlin Treatment and we're cured Of
Liquor Drinking.
Any csse v accepted for treatment un.
der contract that n satisfactory cure II 10
be effected In THREE DAYS or treatment
shall cost nothing.
With the uatiin treatment there are no
hyroicrfnlc INJECTIONS. no poisonous drugs.
no had sfssr.sffects. no disagr-sabls fea.
tufrs,
The ostitn Home treatment for those
who can NJ come 10 tile Institute wiii
fall In NJ eass u simple directions are
followed.
Write To- lMtereAtins hook os particulars
ard copses ~ contracts 10 cure. sent ~.
surely seale1. Address. rnenttouins ,his
paper.
the oATLiM iMsv,Turg.
sSas cleveleN1 psess. oswvse. c>,e
Is"0 osseeNse Ts>seheWe. Aasl~ ~.
REYnNUNCno. TIE conssnents, Trust
CA. penvss; n. NJ. n. sharp,ex. Naajlh
csmmasaosnee. caty anA ceussy e psuvss
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
0LAA EXPECTED
TO MAKE MONEY

mo, June 29,--ACCording to the To-
cal reports, the present crop of the Olaa
Sugar Company viii lac by far the larg-
est which has yet been taken off by
that plantation. and 1t Is understood
that the statement has been made by
authority that II viii run well over one
thousand tons beyond the estimate
made. In this connection 1t Is predict
ell that, on ne cunt of the fact that
Olau was under extraordinary corpor-
alton expenses last year and was stll
able To show small profit, the planta-
ton viii clear between two and three
hundred thousand dollars, above all cx-
p"nnrs, at the end Of the present sea-
son, Tn" news viii come as pleasing
surprise 10 many of the Olau stock
holders. The price of the stock on the
Honolulu market at present Is between
$3.50 and $i.75.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
Chief OFFICER
IS ARRESTED
Accused of Having Inlcricrcd
With Search for
Opium.

ON u charge Of interfering with Il
custom official In the performance Of
his duty. Chicf Officer Stewart at the
Pacific Mail liner Siberia was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Marshal Hen
dry ON the complaint. of Collector Of
the Port Stackablc. II IL claimed that
Stewart sworc long and vigorously at
Night Inspector j T.. Bunker ana would
have taken n punth Mt the customs
man If he had not been intcrfcrcd with.
The arrest OF Stewart was an after
math To the finding of thirty tins Of
opium on the Siberia. Stewart was re
leased on bonds and will have his hear
Ing when the Siberia arrives In port on
its return trip.
Captain XCcdcr Of the Siberia APP
pcared before Judge Clemens yesterday
ON an application for the remission of
IA fine Of $4,000 imposed on him for fail
ing to manifest 10 tins of opium which
were found on his ship by customs Of
hcials on the last trip from the Orient.
The Siberia commander asserted that
he had taken all reasonable precautions
Ia see that his ship did not carry the
contraband. The transcript of the pro-
cccdings yesterday goes forward to the
Secretary of the Treasury
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
BIG SEA BIRDS ARE
CAUGHT BY ANGLER
Two Specimens Unknown to
NaturaliStS Taken at
Long Beach,

Los ANGELES. June l6 - Two
vicious sea birds of immense size
entirely unknown 10 naturaists ii
this section were caught Thursday
of the pier at Long Beach, and will
he carefully kept until possible iden-
tification can he made. Their wing
measurement il seven and 0ne-hali
feet from tip to tip: the bodies are
brown and the heads white, with
sharp, powerful, hooked bills seven
inches long. No scafaring man ol
fisherman here ever saw anything
like them before.
The birds were taken by Il. "
Floyd while angling for yellowtail
lie used live minows for bait, and
one of the birds, seeing II trail
through the water. swoOped down
and seized the FISH, II became
hooked and made violent struggle
to free itself, but did not succeed
Its mate dropped out of the sky and
few to It's aid becoming itself en-
tangled, and both were hauled up
They made fierce attacks on bystand-
crs, who had to clear away. and were
taken from the line and Gagged aftoD
a hard struggle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
ARMORED CRUISERS TO
GREET THE EDUCATORS
Modern Ships of War at San
Francisco When Gonven-
ton Is Held There,

WASHINGTON, June l9.-Thc Nav
Department has notified Represent
tive Kahn that. in accordance with
his request two armorcd cruisers will
he sent TO San Francisco next month
during the annual convention of the
American Educational Association.
The managers Of the convention
desired that bartleships he sent there,
but owing to the fact that the move
ment Of ships Of that class to the Pa
cInC has not hccn begun, compliance
with the request was impossible,
The cruisers will be there from
July Sth to 18th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
SHAVE IN % SECONDS
San Francisco Has New Razor
of Lawn Mower Type,

4 miniature ''lawnmowcr" operated
by electricity Is the latest innovation
In mans world. says the Examiner II
Is u buzzing little contrivancc that
threatens to rclegatc to history the
BARRIERS razor and give more freedom
to the laxative tonsOrial artist. It
made its first demonstration In San
Francisco yesterday when Martin FL
finger of Los Angeles. famed In the
Nevada mining camps as the promoter
of "Maricopa &c. was shorn of two
days growth of beard I'm just rs sec
onds from the time he lathered his
own face and turned on the electric
Juice.
The new tangled shaver IL practical
ly the creation of Efingcr's fertile
brain. one morning while shaving In
his home In Los Angeles. a task which
he at no time liked. Eningcr, CHANGING
out of window. saw "a gardener peace
fully moving "A lawn.
Eff I could shave my face like that
fellow mows that grass" thought IF
finger. I'd go Mt the infarnal job like
sport"
Then EiiinGcr's brain got working
why couldn't Il razor he built like u
lawnmowcr? He consulted with a
man Of science, woir said II could. Then
they went to work and the results of
many months Of labor IL the machine
that shaved Efiingcr's face nj the st
Francis Hotel yesterday, a
Built almost idcntically on the lines
Of mwnmower. It's three blades In
spiral shape, Etiingor's machine, weigh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
Raw Market Prospects.

Willett a. Gray's review of the raw
sugar market for June IL says:
Visible supply.
Total stock of Europe and Amer
lea, 1893, AGA tons against 2,2S9, 737
tons last year at the same uneven
dates. The increase of stock is 1884,
1917 tons, against an increase of 2O0,-
O36 last week. Total stocks and
afioats together show Il visible sup
ply of 2,57O,i6i tons, against 1885,
737 tons last year, or an increase of
l33,727 tons.
RawS.
On the strength of sales made near
the close of the week under review
principally to the Federal refinery at
basis Of 3,S9c per h., the spot quota
tons for 90 deg test Ccntrifugals
have advanced .0sc per h., to this
basis. Also purchases by the same
refinery were made for first half July
shipment at 2 1899 c. & t., equal to
3.95c per ID. landed.
Sellers do not offer freely and are
looking for 3.92c per ID. basis for
their next sales for nearby sugars
and 2ssc for July shipment.
European beet sugars have scarce
ly moved, opening and closing at los
SID for June and at los I'd for
August.
Gaze sugars on the London market
opened this week at los AID, declined
to los I'd and closed at los AID. ...
The Cuba weekly cable was unim-
portant and made no change from
our estimate. of last week, Estates
stop much by rains even for three
weeks and then resume grinding, ms
appears byo our reports herewith,
This crop feature will continue to the
end and as much sugar be made as
the weather permits where cane Is
still in the fields ...
Our European mail Vivices confirm
the cablcd reports of heavy rains, but
still insufficient In some sections and
unfavorable dry, hot weather has re-
turned to unfavorable conditions
Mexican adyiccs herewith show ef-
fects of the revolution in reducing
crop estimates 10000 tons.
All West Indies and neighboring
countries have been adversely affect
ed by weather conditions this season
much the same as Cuba, and we make
several crop reductions this week.
Canadian figures given herewith
show "a OOO TONS Or II ~ nor cant
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

Bank statements made by the insti-
tutious operating under the Tcrritor-
ial law showing the conditions as OF
June 30 are pleasant index OF the
times. Deposits and dcpositors have
been steadily increasing In quantity
and number. This Is the time of
year when the banks carry large
amounts from the sugar returns. The
most significant feature is the in
creased number of depositors. Banks
and trust companies are in splendid
condition. Money is plentiful and
seeking Investment, though very lit
tie is available for speculative pur-
poses.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

AS far as this paper can learn the
tariff talk h responsible for the lack
of stock boom of some dimensions
The price of sugar Is advancing and
will 20 higher If the signs of the
times amount to anything. Money is
plenty. Labor Is not scarce. Crops
are ovcrrunning estimates. Ordinar-
lily these combinations would set the
street sbuzzing with spectators, and
large investors not aversc to making
u turn" In the face of all this favor
able condition stock trading Is dull
There is no rush to sell. The people
are not frightened. Holders of
stocks are holding on and taking the
dividends. But they are not ready t.
offer higher prices and thus bring out
IRE" and, II the sugar trust and sug-
ar tarin were not under fire, would
undoubtedly be brought out
As to the tariff. II will be threat
encd. No doubt of IT, But the
chances do not favor extreme legisla-
ton. One favorable item in the sit
uation Is that the reduction of the
wool tariff will make the status oi
sugar as arevcnue producer all the
more impressive. Hawaii need not be
frightened hut it must be constantly
on guard during the regular session
of Congress. u will need every friend
possible In Congress and out of II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

Evidences of the lack Of money for
speculative purposes are ample in the
showing of the Stock Exchange. With
the exception of large sale of Ha-
waiian Sugar very little stock bust
ness has been done. The Hawaiian
Sugar stock is reported to have been
sold by Honolulu iinancier to one
of the wealthy residents of Kauai. It
is put down as indicating fear of
the tariff on one hand and confidence
that nothing will happen to the tariff
on the other.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

No shipments were made to the Uni
ted States during May.
However, we are Informed that
some western shipments are being
made this month, but they may not
include American assortments.
Europe has shown some interest in
Cuban molasscs sugar, and bids for
San Domingo Centrifugals have been
freely made for various English and
French ports at about parity of 2.25c,
basis % deg. C. l. {. New York.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
Bonds Approved.

Governor Frear has received cable
notification of the approval of the
President of the latest Territorial
bond issue. No one doubted that this
would be given, and the bonds are ac-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
Concrete Construction.

Concrete Construction.
II is understood from good author
ity that the government is about to
construct a wharf. larger than any
now at present in the harbor, and
this wharf, in its entirety, will he of
REINFORCED concrete. The pilinG will
be of concrete and the dock itself
of the same material. Wood or 9TH
err materials will not enter into the
construction except In the one in
stance where buffers will be attach
ed to the outer edge for protection
from ship humping. This new wharf
will extend ont into the harbOr from
directly In front of Fort Armstrong
u distance of over two hundred feet,
and will have a. cross section head
of one hundred and scvcnty-ivc feet,
thus making place for the landing
of large naval vessels and berths for
smaller craft.
Maui's Pines.
Maui Japanese have come to the
front as pineapple producers for the
mainland market. The Haiku Fruit
4 Packing Company has always held
high reputation for the quality of its
pines, the Japanese growers have at
tracted very little notice. Now il
transpires that the California Can
neries Company has taken hold of
this section of the Maui pine industry,
la, 90, hat ,,,ll hn hn
products on the coast and will give
II all the advertising that Is neces-
sary. Attorney Biting carried the
deal through while he was on the
, coast for a few weeks.
Labor Snatcher Sentenced.
From the developments of the past
| week II would seem that coast en-
terpriscs are still looking for labor
crs in Hawaii. Gregorie Alvarado, "A
| Filipino who acted as an assistant to
| Craig, the laborer recruiter. has been
| doing some business on the quiet,
| and 1t is thought In the interests of
the Fruit Packers Association. Al
varado has received years Jail sem
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

cepted as all others have been as se-
curity for national bank note issue.
Treasurer Conkling is in New York
placing the bonds.
A decision of the Supreme Court
rendered this week declares the city
plumbing ordinance invalid owing to
a defective title.
A. j. Campbell will soon return tc
Europe to continue his work as the
agent of the Board Of immigration.
l.. Il. Pinkham who has been the
head of the planters emigration bu
reau in the Philippines arrived on the
Siberia for a short vacation. He ha!
been In poor health and after rccup
Grating will return to his duties.
| Guardian Trust Co.
with its capital stock of siOO. OO'
all subscribed the Guardian Trust
Company. Ltd, filed Its articles of as
ISOLATION with the territorial treasur
er. The company takes over tn
! business of william o. Smith
The business carried on will be tina
of trust company, safe deposi,
accountant and actuary, title guar
antee, etc. The capital stock of 800,
600 Is divided into 1000 shares of so
each. with the privilege, after motto
to the treasurer of the Territory. g
subsequent extension not to eXcec
100000 in shares of 500 each.
The board of directors will consis
Of not more than seven and not les
than three persons. The director
who will hold Office until the first an
nual meeting in 1912 are w. o.
Smith, PRESIDENT Samuel A. Bald
win, vice-president; william "
Chamberlain. treasurer: Louis .
Warren. secretary; william J. Fo'
hes. auditor.
The shareholders and the numbe
of shares they hold are: w. o. Smiti
635: w. j. Forbes. 10: W. II. Chan
berlain, so; l.. i. Warren, 10; II. J
Baldwin, 100; s. A. Baldwin, 10: ,
P. Cooke. 100; G. n. Wilcox. 100;
NJ, Damon. 100; A. f. Judd, %; !
Lewis, Jr., 10: May T. Wilcox. 20
j. Andrade, 80: r. y. Rictow, 3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

BEEkMAN Winthrop col cut &C..
WASHINGTON, June 20.--Bcckman
navy, is cndcavoring 70 put the United
States ahead OF all other countries In
acroplanc equipment. Mr. winthrop Is
now ordering a"roplancs with hydro
plan" attachments, enabling them tn
alIght on and rise from the water. Tie
has arranged for a half dozen hydro
planes OF the Wright and the Curtisa
makes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
New Crop Bects.

w" ivy DNNs's
Under date of June rs. the Federal
/, Reporter says:
Raw Sugar.--On Wednesday the
following sales were made:
s9,l32 bags Porto Rico Centrifugals,
In port. at 3.S9c C. I. T., delivered.
basis 90 deg; 1900 bags Porto Rico
3.S9c C. l. f., delivered, basis 90 deg. |;
1886 bags Cuba Centrifugals, afloat,
steamer due, at . l7-32c, C. and f..
basis o6 deg, parity .3.S9c delivered;
$4,000 bags Cuba Centrifugals, first
half July shipment, at 1890 cost
and freight, basis 96 deg. Rumored
sale of about $4,000 bags Cubas.
clearance about June Goth, 29-l6c
cost and freight, basis 96 deg. Re-
ported sold Tuesday, 18th inst, to
Cunningham Sugar Co.. Sugar Lands,
Texas, 10000 bags Cubas, late June
shipment, at 25sc cost and freight,
basis '96 deg, delivered Galveston.
Aside from this the market is In
practically the same position as stated
in our last review. There are some
sugars offering on the basis of last
sales. for June-July shipment. The
total would probably not exceed 75,-
900 bags in both positions, but buy
ers for the moment are still holding
of. and most likely there will be MO
business until next week. Sellers
show the greatest confidence in their
| position. and offer but sparingly at
full prices, For July shipment quite
line of Cubas could be obtained, at
2tsc, cost and freight. the equival-
ent of 3.9Sc duty paid, but 1t is I'M
likely that any large sales will he
made at under this figure. The
worlds visible supply is 2,460.0
tons. as compared with 2,4l0,000 a
year ago. Messrs. Willett & Gray
figure the total stocks and afoats at
| 2.570,i6i tons, an increase of 1885,
| I27. tons from last year Stocks In
the United States and Cuba together
are 5O6.f6i tons. decrease of 1884,
, 273 tons from last year. Estimated
ailoats to the United States. 1871 900
tons, against ~ 900 tons "A year ago
Speaking of friends, the San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce sent a
cable to the local business Organiza-
| tons asking them TO have kuhiO
withdraw his bill for suspension OF
the coastwise shipping laws applying
to passengers. The request was made
on the grounds that a suspension OF
this law would endanger the protec-
ton given sugar. The Merchants As
sociation scorned the request, while
the trustees of the Chamber of Com
merce by majority vote respectfully
declined to accede to the request. The
report was given out that the Cham
! Der Of Commerce trustees were unan-
imous. This proved to, be Incorrect
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

A decision of the Supreme Cour
rendered this week declares the cit
plumbing ordinance invalid owing {
a defective title.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

cepted as all others have been as se-
curity for national bank note issue.
Treasurer Conkling is in New York
placing the bonds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

A. J. Campbell will soon return I
Europe to continue his work as tn
agent Of the Board Of immigration.