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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
Oregon.

1B0 acres 81 miles from town; new mod
ern house, barn tenement: $50 pear prunes
bearing; 1500 young trees. 1000 grape vines,
good water, wood. or will sell SO acres
with all improvements. Investigation 30
hCited. c. H. Webster The DRlles, Ore
INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY-w hing
ton. Fine body land; close Portland, Lewis
river valley. Bargain price. Write for
information quickly. MRcDuffee g. Wild
103S Belmont Portland Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
South Carolina.

LANDS-S5OO per acre made growing figs
for preserves on the Islands Orchards on
easy monthly payments. Sea Island Or
chRrd Company, Charleston. S. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
ArAzan-ap-oontinuea.

16o mi out. 10 IN cult. IA black alfalfa
OF clover land. fair imp. good neirhbur-
hood: g. 200. 8 mi. from town Of 2ou0. near
r. q. and school. nearly al smooth up-
land: e cult. bal timber q cluvel. , Al
fHlfR. bearing orchard. 1N fenced hog
tight: extra Eood ar. residence. store
lodge bldg. new harm dark red sandy
loan: good community delightful location
abundance good water. Hb00. subject 70
F-yeHr loan $500 terms easy.
WILLIAM GILMORE.
Marshall. Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
This Week
Farms Farms Farms


We have q very large number 10 pick
from, all sizes, from 90 acres TO 100 acres.
near Omaha and all prices. A few extra
bargains which VIII not last long. Come
on and tell us your wishes and let Us show
you the goods.
ORIN 5. MERRILL Co.
Rooms 121S-1214 City National Bank BldE.
l.loO-ACRE farm miles southeast Bas-
set Rock county Nebraska. zoe acres In
corn this wear. large hc-eAge in timothy
and clover. good set Of Improvements
Price, $3.50 per acre; une-third cash. bal
Rnce easy terms al { per cent
20 r L. a 7. Bldg.
Sioux city, la
WANT to sell 2 OF best eighties OF
land In Nebraska VIII take modern car
Of 90 horse power in part payment r
T. Schiller NoT1oIk Nebraska
FOR sALE-Fine otoe county farm: fair
improvements; level land, al 1000 per
acre. Address Box Ia David City, Neh.
64O ACRES improved. decided; store do
ing good business, SlO,B9O; half cash.
Walker & Co.. Branoels Theater Bldg
Omaha
NELSON. 81 Bee Bargains in farms.
North Dakota.
ONE OF the -snest farms IN EdchlRno
county, consisting OF 26 acres OF good,
productive, land Joining MyIndmere- Fine
and never failing flowing well Price
30 80 Der acre and easy terms. Martin
PBulson Land Co. Wyndmere. North Da-
kOtR.-
FOR sALE-An exceptionally fine $50. 2
miles Of elevator, six miles Of Wyndmere;
good, heavy black soil Wild Rice river
through pasture. Fine new buildings, well
OF excellent water, windmill etc; $35 per
acre. This is a snap. Lock BOX IL
N7N~Tafl Traav hnTfH IA INT q
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

2lBn ACRES four miles from Fort Cob
Ina Colo. well improved. irrigated land
al under cultivation. price. az
30 acres IN Guthrie county la 4 milss
from town, land lays good well improved
CLOSE 70 school; 100 acres under cultivation
balance pasture price. SlX per acre; good
terms.
~ acres IN Madison county. Ia. wei i'm
proved; miles from town: lRnd lRys good:
price. SI15 psr acre: good terms
A c. SCOTT, Casey. la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
LsoutaAan.

VERNON parish. La; the land OF Fu1n-
shine. soil climate. markets. water, heath
good prices, cheap. write LeesviLs Heal
Estate and Improvement Co. =. NJ. No
FRrlan6 Sec'y. Lseesviue. la
LOUISIANA farm and timber lands:
good for truck, corn, cattle, etc. on &C
count Of cotton pest cheapest lands on
market. Hall. Elder 4 Bennett Monroe
LOUISIANA
FOR SALE-62, 900 acres wet lands Terre-
bonnie Parish. La Can be reclaimed Al
from SIS 10 SO per acre. Fine truck corn
and fruit lands. Reclaimed lands nov sell
ing al 500 per acre. VIII sell tins tract
now for quick turn at - per acre; liberal
terms z P Brady MAcheca Bldg, New
Orleans, La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
SNAP IN IOWA
FARMS
Only $500 Per Acre

4 acres, small improvements family Or
chEro, 10 acres alfalfa g. acres corn bal
Anue timber pasture al smooth land ex-
oelienf soil ! mile from railroad station 30
miles from Omaha Would consider q s. 600
house some cash and balance terms 70
suit Old sEe causes me 10 sell tniE farm
II ga Bess
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
ATTFNT1ON- INCONSISTENCIES.

ATTENTION, HOMEsEEKERs.
this year write us for descriptive liter
allure Of our lands in Minnesota North
Dakota and Montana We can suit you
no matter what YOU want and where
you want IL, and can sell you anywhere
from 40 acres 10 / coo William Z. Gibbona
Lock Box g. Cormorant. MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

l66 ACRES, 15 miles from St Paul miles
from Rosemopt; all fenced: black loan
soil; 80 acres cultivated. bR1unce pasture
and black oak timber; only SIS per acre for
immediate sale; half cash.
130-Rcre improved farm 16 miles from St
Paul, J mile from Rich Valley station;
broom house, windmill. large barn and
other buildings al in good condition. black
loan soil. clay subsoil; always been cult
waited by owner; 1B acres under pillow, Z
acres fruit trees mostly apples, balance
good timber land. Special price and Terms.
w. r & r. w Mority, Pioneer Press BIDS.
ST. Paul MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

FOR SALE-Or trade, 1s6 acres IN Story
county; ali in cultivation; owner has moved
away and must sell. Address Willard
John, Muskogee Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

Canada
En ACRES. close 10 town sasKntcnewun
no acres In wheat, S1s acre: third cash,
balance to suit Write for terms. lag
Brodie ST. Fort WilliRrns. Ont. Can
/ own q section Of good wheat land
situated less than two miles from growing
town IN saskatchewan VIII sell for g2O pc.
acre Address. M J. CRrrothers =. O. BOZ
II. Winnipeg. Manitoba
FARM lands IN the Canadian west. town
lots IN railroad divisional points property
IN VARIOUS, the Carlsbad OF America
Write W. NJ GRlbrRtth. Warrous, Sas-
kRtchewRn.-
GOLDEN wheat lRnds for sale. In
proved and unimproveo prairie farms, Huy
size Alberta Saskatchewan Wood eRc
COY. WRtrous. Sask., Can
REAL ESTATE have q large nRt Of
lands in the Goose and Eagle lake district
no better IN Canada r. P. Lesch. Rose
town SRsk.-
CANADIAN LANDS. office 22G S. nth.
California.
FINEST irrigated fruit and dairy land IN
California; very cheap. 607 Bee Bldg.
Colorado.
I6O-ACRE best irrigated farm, Colorado
finely improved; new 1N-room dwelling
barn: potato cellar hOlda 10 carloads: SO
acres OF wheat, 90 acres alfalfa: no waste
land. every foot under old water right;
have another farm, can't work both: 20
miles north Of, Denver 40 miles south Of
Greeley. c. A. Gregory, 4E MACK RldE
Denver, Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05
south Dakota.

SOUTH DAKOTA LAND FOR SALE
We have q list of Edmunds county land
FOR sale at from SIP and up per acre If
interested write US for particulars Rno we
viii send our prices and pocket map II
you own land in South Dakota, list II with
us. Our motto is "A Square Deal to Buyer
and Seller" Give us chance TO prove
our statement HRsvold Land Co. Nina,
Edmunds county, South Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

66i1 ACRES POLK co. s1Ba
Ia miles good town land All laws good:
al ID cultivation and tame grass; 7-rOom
house, cellar; barn. 24K36: cribs good we'll
nne orchard and grove mile TO school
Tins IL fine homs II sold tbs month
viii take 800 Per acre
5. r. FRICk LAND co.
nc ClRpp Blk, Des Muines Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

BEST IN AMERICA FOR PRICE
AL classes OF timber. farm ana fruit lands
in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi
from s. 10 S25 per acre Write ). y. Rey-
noidk, Camden. Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

% TRACTS Of land in the corn and al
fhlfA district Of Delta land; black Soil EOod
schools; lands VIII double IN value An three
years. nov rent from q 70 8 Per acre
Write us what yOn want
p G. HOLLAND,
Pine Buff. Ark
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

HAVE q farm OF go acres 214 miles
from good town 30 miles from Minneapolis,
100 acres under cultivation; about 50 acres
meadow, balance timber; can all be opened
UP; rich soil, good house. barn and other
buildings Price So Der acre. Also Se-acre
farm two miles from good town; 40 acres
under pillow, Il acres timber. good rich soil,
broom house, two barns hno other out
buildings, windmill, fine natural grove. or
chRrd just commencing 10 bear. Price,
s., 500; easy terms. Write owner. Charles L.
Swanson Elk River, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

ONE-FOURTH SECTION FIVE MILES
FROM TOWN
Fair improvements. Price s. 600. EQUITY
y 400. Alaska Real Estate CO., Alaska
5. D.
FOR sALE-Section good raw land, al
fenced; good flowing well; miles from
PlAnkington, s. D. For particulars write
J. L. OMauey, Philip, s. b
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

OZARK LAND CO.. GrENetts. Ark
stock ranches fruit farms. berry feeds
small tracts inEthllment plan: town prop
erty. Business houses Write uA.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

There's al honest opportunity for you 70
DOUBLE YOUR MON EN in q few years
by buying our Musselsheu valley lands AZ
RYEGATE, MORT Others are making
big mOney-Why not you? 20,O00 acres sold
since 1868 ana over 5,lOo acres since Febru-
airy.
Ia, 600 acres 10 choose from al $40 10 So
per acre One-third down balance IN five
equal annual InEtEllments al per cent
INVESTIGATE AT ONCE Low fares or
LIST and 80 Tuesdays illustrated folder
tree send for il
Live local agents wanted in Iowa. LIB
eral commissions 10 huEtlsrs agency Ep-
ultcatiOns solicited. Write US today
WHEELOCK & WHEELOCK
Land Owners.
Room D. Watkins Bldg. Fargo, n. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-05

s. O0O equity in good quarter in southern
Minnesota; quarters miles from good
town, having house 26X30 new barn 32x40
with gable roof small EranRry and fence.
Want machine, stock Of dry goods. Price
$50 per acre Bent. A Cone, Window
MINI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
Fruit Quarantine.

According to the latest advices from
the Coast, the quarantine on Hawa-
iian fruit has been drawn little
tighter and now includes bananas
and pineapples. Still II IL understood
that the order will not go into effect
until the first of next month. The
cable also states that H. X. Carnes,
who was sent here by the State ag-
ricultnral officials Of California for
the purpose OF looking into the fruit
fly pest that has made itself mani
fest In the Territory, reports that
stringent measures against the fruit
fly are necessary"
II would seem that there has been
unnecessary alarm over the situation
as complete understanding of the
order as issued by Mr., Jeffrey. the
State Horticultural. is that there
would be no bananas or plneapples
accepted on the Coast end that were
packed In Iiilo grass or banana leaves
II is possible. therefore. to contlnu,
the shipments Of these fruits to the
Coast, but they must be packed differ
emily II Is possible that excelsior
will be used AS n material for tn,
packing OF the fruit
j However, there will not be too mucl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
Worlds Sugar Market.

worries sugar MARKET.
The following is from the latest
New York Exchanges on the raw suG-
, az situation:
The price Of raw sugar was adyanc-
ed II points yesterday, but that of the
refined, or household kind, remained
at 6A cents TO 7is cents n pound
wholesale. That means cents to .
cents a pound retail.
Another advance In the refined IL
expected to follow the boost In the
raw, and groccrs predict that the
sweet stun will eventually he placed
in the class Of fools prohibited to the
poor.
Twenty thousand bags Of raw sugar
were placed on sale yesterday. but
that did not begin to supply the de-
mand. In the last few years the world
has cultivated "A gigantic sweet tooth
and To add TO the bitterness OF the
present situation the crop Of preserv-
ing fuits In the West and South is
pheromenally large this year.
Although the shipments OF sugar
continue light. reiiners yesterday were
more hopeful OF the future than they
have been for some time. They arc
daily expecting arrivals of ships from
Hawaii and Java, rushing here with
cargoes Of the commodity.
Practically all the refined sugar In
this country and In Europe has been
used up and the little raw that Is
available is being rushed through the
refineries. The makers are flooded
with orders, but cannot an them nm
der thirty days Of their receipt.
Gamblers in this country aud Eu,
rope are adding to the difficulties oi
the situation by Specializing for a still
further rise.
Cuba's crop Is 100000 tons short
this year as compared with the yielt
Of 1910. The best fields of Europ,
suffered so severely from the drough
In June and July last that Europe, 4
Is said, instead of being able to sup
ply her own needs this year will b,
crying for aid TO satisfy the clamo
of her sugar-eaiing millions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

one of tho best indications that the
sugar tariff will not be touched Is In
the fact that Mt n convention OF the
Louisiana sugar growers II WINS stated
that the planters OF that state exp -.
ed to obtain sl5.oOo.ocO more for trrir
crop for the coming year than NJ
received for last Years crop S'nil
being the case, {, is NOR" than iikclyl
that there viii Ice nothing doing"
along the sugar line by the incoming
Congress.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

Work on the big naval drydock At
Pearl Harbor is being rushed along
The principal feature OF the work
there now Is the placing Of concrete
on the floor of the big dock. and do
ing the work under water. The
"Tremie" method is being employed
TO do this work, and. although II is
the biggest undertaking of the kind
ever attempted with this method the
workers are meeting with success.
After about eight feet of this under
water cement has been placed II viii
be allowed to set" and then the wat
err will be forced out and another
eight feet will be placed on top TO
smooth OF the floor OF the dock.
During the week Admiral Cowles
paid a visit to the new work going
on at the big dock and predicted that
IL would some day figure In the great
est naval station in the world.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

Trade conditions are not pad. There
IL less doing than year ago and the
spirit OF economy is spreading from
East to West. Our crops are not a
failure They are not big, but are
about an average, and as our farmers
who are still the backbone OF the
country, are securing good prices for
their products. we have at least one
very important class In the nation
who will cniov still another year OF
relative prosperity. This must have
an important sustaining effect upon
Western trade. Our foreign commerce,
as has been repeatedly stlted, Is In
. very satisfactory condition. Ex-
ports are steadily increasing, parti-
Cularly OF manufactured products, AMI
the surplus of exports tends To
strengthen our credit abroad, The
i,anking situation Is sound and affords
no cause for uneasiness. Paris Is more
hopeful, but London Is not yet entire
ly free Of difficulties. UnGer the civ
cumstances, conditions favor an ac-
tive and very irregular r.arket.
Many stocks are selling at exceed
ingly attractive figues as Investments,
1, go, l.. n,o,,,,no, ,b,, ,,J-
dend disbursements on October will
aggregate about $4,000 900. Pur-
49, ., .,,cLs shor,J boyovor IA,
,,,i,, ,,.r, ,,s,,,, ,,,,,, nro,-
oronoo holm, Give, 10 tho het,er c,aga
:, ,o;,rooa jss,,oo n ,,o,,d soom nc
10 tho raiIroads had dis .ountod nj,
L,,u, ,dverso conditions TLoy
,.,o., ,,o,,y voi, wbo, ia \, como In
an, ,orm -, Increased OK, cnses and
I,c,o,sod tr,mc ana law, c,mnor,.
tiyo,y mn. :, ,oor from Goyerpmcn,
intorsorence The repulation or rail.
w.ye h,e already made considerable
nrCyrose and rcmoved many Of the
,ornor ,oi,,s -, criticism with tho
industr,aIs tho situation liz oui,e dif.
coro,t They have inst entered nm.
n, an exceedingly irving perIod No,
,ow or tho larger concerns will IA,
nbIi,od IN dissoIye. This will ba dis,
concortipr and irritating To manager,
o,d owners stilI II should Ina remem.
hcrod that thea. great organization,
must continue In business. There will
no IIttle check unon production an,
manufacturing. Real values will no
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
viii Make Another Stand.

viii Make Another Stand.
II has been practically decided by
some of the individual cotton grow
ers OF the islands to give mp that In
dustry on account Of the boil worm
pest that was attacking the crops TO
such an extent that without some out
side help the local growers would be
unable to save but small per cent
of the crops. while others are Of an
opinion to hang on for awhile as the
pest is less destructive In some sec
tons than in others. The hope OF
the growers has been revived again
for the Governor has taken hand in
the work and another try will be had
at raising $4,000 for the purpose of
sending a man to India to look up q
parasite that will kill OF the pest.
Inasmuch as J. p. Cooke promised
to furnish one-half Of the amount re-
ouired. $500 II the growers could
find the other half the Governor is
awaiting the return Of Mr.. Cooke ana
will take the matter up with him
again. There has been a suggestion
made that the money be taken from
the conservation fund The matter
will. however. await the return Of Mr..
Cooke which Is expected at the end of
this month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
Studying Our Methods.

DR.. G.. +. Nelson. who has been d.
rector of the bureau of agriculture In
the Philippines for a number Of years.
Is at present In Hawaii and will make
a study of the systems on which the
plantations of the Territory are con-
Quoted. He expects to be here for
a month and will In that time. pick
up all the plantation ideas that come
his way and put them to practice on
his own plantation when he returns.
lie has stated that he Is of the opin-
ion that the Philippines are capable
Of producing about ten times as much
sugar as Is produced now II new and
improved methods were introduced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
Rush Work at Pearl Harbor.

The prediction that Pearl Harbor
will be the best equipped and fortified
naval station in the world Is being
verified every day. and now comes
news from Washington TO the effect
that the Bureau OF Yards and Docks
Is making plans for the expenditures
OF millions In the island harbor. The
news comes through private sources
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

while the judiciary building will pass
into the hands Of the contractors for
q general rebuilding. II II thought
best not to remove the tax Office I'M
III the work of gathering in the taxes
for November has been finished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

quarter and II the sieners are enough
there is n prospect that the main may
be laid. The gas company claims that
II is costly proposition as the ma
ture OF the ground In that part of the
city Is composed Of rock and digging
a ditch costs money.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

DIvIDENDS-Oct. 10. 1911: Wal
iuku. 81; Hutchinson. 10c.
SALES-Between Boards: Is II. c.
4 6. Co.. $1,000; so II. c. & S. Co.,
$4O.5o: $50 Olaa, s6.12k; s Pioneer,
$217.5o; Tanjong Olok, $40; $4,000
Irri. IS, sio2.25; $500 Hon. Gas. Is,
800.
Session Sales: $1,000 Hilo 1901 6s,
s99.75; $4,000 Hilo 1901 Is. s99.75:
go oahu. s32.75; As Oahu, s32.75; 8
Oahu, ss2.s7is: 200 McBryde, 81; so
Hilo r. Co, s7.62h: s Olaa, s6.25;
$500 Hon. Gas 6s, 500; so olaa,
s6.12h; 90 olaa. s6.12k; so olaa,
s612h; so Olaa, s6.12k; so Olaa,
s612h So Olaa. s6.12Is: 100 Olaa,
s6.12k. $1,000 II. r. T. & l.. Co.,
s1O6.5O; so olaa, s6.12k; 100 olaa,
s612h; so Olaa, s612k; so Olaa,
s612Is; s Olaa, $6.12h; so EVA. $31.-
so; 20 Eva, $3.50.
SALES-Between Boards: Is II. G.
4 s. Co.. $40.5O; IS McBryde. 81; 80
McBryde. 81; 10 McBryde, 81; 1W
Oahu, s33; 100 Oahu, s33; so Oahu
s33; IS Oahu, &33; 8 Koloa, $3.50; 20
II. C. & s. Co., $1,000; 6 Waialua
S121.5O; 5 waialua, 3121.5O: 25 Waia.
lua, s121.5O; $1,000 McBryde IS. 800;
1850 Olaa, S6.25: 1870 Olaa. $6.12h; 100
Oiaa. s6.25; 40 Olga, $6.25; 1870 Nc.
Bryde, 81; 230 McBryde. 81; 100 Nc
Bryde, 81; 100 McBryde. 81; 200 Nc
Bryde, 81; 100 McBryde, 81; S oahu
1913: 30 Pahang, $21.5O; $500 Hilo Is
1901. s99.75.
Session Sales: 20 McBryde, 81:
Eva, $3.50; go Pahang. $21.50: 90 II
b. Il NJ. Co.. $2O.12h;i Z Oahu, $685.
12h.
SALES-Between Boards: 100 II
B. 4 NJ. Co., $2O.12h; so II. B. & NJ
CO., $20.12k; Is II. b. & NJ. Co., $780,
12k; so H. b. & NJ. Co., $20.12ls;
$11OO Nut. Tel. Is, $103.75; so Eva
$3.50: Tanjong Olong, SAL 8 I.
S. N. Co.. sl41; 100 Oahu, $33; q
Oahu, $33.
Session Sales: 10 Olaa, $6.12k: II
olaa. $6.12k; 10 Olaa $6.12h; Olaa
f6.12h; 100 Olaa, $6.12k: 35 II. b.
NJ. Co. $2O.121s: 25 II. b. & NJ. Co.
$2O.i2h; 25 II. b. & NJ. Co.. $20.12k
{ II. c. & s. Co., $1,000; Oahu, s33
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
Starrett Is Busy.

Farming Expert Starrett took right
hold of the business for which he wls
engaged as soon as he landed last
week and has everything In smooth
running order.
When Starrett came down he
brought large supply of choice gar
den seeds with him and has been CIV
ing them out to those who apply at
the actual cost on the Coast and II
Is encouraging to say that the de-
mand for the seeds has been large.
Mr.. Starrett has gone to Kauai for
the purpose Of looking into the gar
den truck farming that Is to be taken
up by a number of homesteaders on
the garden island. and he hopes for
all kinds OF success along that line.
He has expressed the belief that
Kauai will be the banner isle In the
way Of vegetable raising. He took a
large amount of seed with him and
will distribute 1t among those who
will give the proposition a fair trial.
Another feature In the small farming
experiment Is a contract that Mr..
Starrett will request the farmers to
sign the substance of which Is that
they will pay for the seed and other
material furnished them at coast
price from the proceeds of the first
crop and will market the crop
through the central market that Is to
be established and will pay small
commission to cover the expense of
handling the crop.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

John Dam, an Adirondack hunter. OF
Belmont Center. n. Y. was mistaken
for a deer and shot, but VIII survive
his injury.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14

disturbing possibilities, considering
Germany's active interest in Turkish
affairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-14
HiIo Prospects.


There are busy times ahead for
Hilo II the program of public i'm
provements is carried out. While
Marston Campbell was In the big ISL
and attending the meeting of the belt
road commission he told the people Of
that city that the wharf at Reeds Bay
was one Of the pieces of work that
was on the list to be attended to in
the near future.
Campbell also told them that the
srmory Is going to be moved and al
so stated that there would not be a
cent spent on repairs to the building
until II had been moved.
A new building for the board of
health officers of Hilo Is also prom
Used. 1t is to be of concrete and to
be furnished with modern applian-
ces. It win be only one story high
but will be so arranged that another
story can be added at any time.
Side walks will be constructed in
front of the county property on Front
street as soon as the plans have
been turned over by the county engl-
neer.