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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
WHEAT PRICE HIGHER
ON EXPORT DEMAND
Other Leading Staples Show
Gains on Chicago Board
of Trade.

CHICAGO. oct. 1a-R-rIysi o, srror,
dt71ard today strengthened tls p-irs as
wheat Accord nEly. th- market riose-f
STEADY ~ an advance % % q n-t OiLsr
leading siapi.s too. All showed a Eain-
corn 10 I 70 irs oa's idIc 20 ic un4 pro-
visions 4; % tEc
Lower prices from Liverpool failed 70
depr~sz wheat except a. th- opening
Continued falling off IN receipts A. Ain-
nsApo.ls and Duluth acted a. more than
an offset Reports from Irdiz that rAlu
had fallen and from ArEeuiirA that crop
prospect had become brilliant, rasde only
a passing Impression II VA not 30
when word came that exporters Rad TAX
cu az much a. a hundred loads % Mani
ioblL bIllish sentiment spread. s.pcr-
ially after Baltimore announced charters
for three cATgoes 20 60 90 France. There
we're also Aevices that foreigners we're
buying -four A. Minneapolis
Primary arrivals or wheat dropped %
a million bushels less than the total a
year agn. This helped 20 prevent tho
market from showing any tendency 10
sag, and 20 likewise d,d statements on
veiubSr would hc only Il. 900 900 bush
els against IL. .n00, 900 hushais last year.
Although corn dipped In sympathy with
n decline ~ Liverpool offerings were
quickly AFFORDED md prices advanced
sharply. Country reports we're 70 the ei-
figures than could be obtained from Chi
csgo cash houses. The bears had 20 con-
tend besides With tho influence OF unset
tied weather. Big shorts in oats covered
freely. Rural offerings we're reported
light
Provisions advanced after early weak
ness duo 90 lower prices FOR hogs There
vas n genenl buying movement which
appeared 20 grow out OF the strength Of
coarse grain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Advance in Tobacco.

There uaE = sharp advance % six
points in American t0haCc1 which uAs
offset ~ four point decline IN Caufor.
ria Petroleum preferred. uiFtiIlsrs
curties Foae n point and fh~ I've per
cent bo-da u.rs active. advancing from
a. n sG Eouthern pariar was heavy
and Northern Pacific rold oY early. These
stocks showed little raiiyinE power and
appeared 10 be headed for lover range
of price.
Ls-z confidence o. felt on ,hs stree;
regarding the passage % revised cur-
rcucy bin and the extreme cold weather
over considerable territory hroDEh, a
Hharp advance In cotton and prices 'or
cereals.
Ssptoulbsr earnings for tho baltimore
4 Ohio reflect "a dlninuation iu gross
EHiur, IN July gross showed gain ~
tis6.oto over the previous year. In Au-
gust IN. gain gas t5sg. 900 and last month
Tho figure was only it5i. 900. The net
earnings showed corresponding decreases.
Failure Of today's market 20 continue
Tussday's advance n taken % indich "a
that the market 10 technically weaker FOR
the largo reduction that occurred IN the
short Interest No change OF attitude
IN found among tho leading commission
houses. The foreign money markets. the
Mexican situation. tho lack ~ confidence
concerning President Wilson's attitude
toward big business. ali tend 20 restrict
optimism and curtail financial operations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
ASSESSMENT NO. 4.

Hlder Nevada copper COMPANY, rr1nri-
paI placs OF business Salt Lake City.
utsN; location Of mines. Lander county.
Nevada.
Souc, - hereby given ,nAt at meet
ing % tho directors ~ the iUdsr N~vada
Copper company. held on Wednesday the
18th dsv of October. 1917. Assesrrrsu NJ
No % Two 90 cents per share Was
levied upon tho capital stock % tho cor
poration issued and outstanding. payahl>
Immediately 10 the secretary AZ his Of
Zee. care % Mccormick a Co.'S hank.
corner FIRST South and Main streets.
salt take City. Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Sonday the Eth
dav or November. 1918. wll 10 dclin-
qusnt and advertised FOR sale At public
auction. and unless payment ia made be
fore viii hs sold on SATURDAY. the sth
day ~ Decemnsr. 1918. AZ clock y m
az room eos Felt building. Salt Lake city.
Utah 20 psy the delinquent assrssmrn,
thereon. together ptth the cos; ~ adver-
tirIuE and expense of saie
JOHN j NORRIS. Secretary
First publication octoorr Is. 1918
Wang
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Tho Family Cough Medicine.

In every home there should be a bot
tie OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, ready
for immediate uso when any member OF
the family contracts a cold or a cough.
Prompt use will stop the spread OF sick
ness. s. A. Std OF Mason. Mich, writes:
"My whole family depends upon Dr.
Kings New Discovery as the best cou gh
ard cold medicine in tho world. Two
soc bottles cured me OF pneumonia. -
Thousands Of other families have been
equally benefited and depend entirely
upon br. King 3 New Discovery TO cure
their coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles Every dose helps. Price, soc
and sl.OO. All druggists.
II. f. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia, or
81. Louis. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
NOTICE. OF ASSESSMENT no. 5.

IN. CAr5in- Nevada Mining company.
presen, place Of business. Sal; Lake Clty.
Utah Location os mines. SWats Noun
tain mining district. Eiko County. Ne
yRda
Notice iS hereby given that At meet
ing OF the board % directors % IN. Car.
lln-Nevada Mining company he'd on Sep
t@mber 20. 1919. essessmsn, No ! Of ore
tsnth i-lo) cent Per sharo was levied
iron the capitAi stock % The rorrorn,ios
issued auo outstanding. payAeie iusT-et!-
atsiy 70 ?. 7 Msik. Room S25, Atlas
block. Salt Lake city. Utah
ANY stock urou which this sss-sar,.a,
may remain unpa!t on tho 15ih day %
October, 1918. vii - d~linqueut ard Ad-
vertiz~d foT ssl- at public auction. ard
unless payment Il made before win -
SoM on tho iith day - November 1914
- ths corpsny's ofrice 40 So Atlas
block. 81 y m. % said DAY 20 pay
the delinquent Assessment thereon to-
getAcr With the costs % adVsrtlslnk And
expenses % the sale
p. II SERVICE. secy.
nus
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..
Kansaa CITY

KANSAS CITY. oct ::.-HoEs-Re.
eclpts 10000 iGo lover. Bulk. N.5oa
butchers Si.SoHGaS: lights. S7fod7.s0
pigs ES.0OHT5N
Catuc-Rrcslpts IL. 900. STEADY. Prime
FED steers, 1N.G1 . IS. dressed beef steers
S.5ouS.1b. western steers, ts.bNTS so:
southern steers. 81. .50G6 20. COVE 1880
1Ou. hsirers t5.uOH91O. stOckcrs and
feeders, $500 500. bulls Si.5OT6.50.
calves. t6.Gou9.oN
Sheep-RcCelpig 10 100. STEADY 10 Inc
lower. Iamhs. ssooms.f5. yearlings.
ft,5u 80. wcthcrs. si0oTfT5. ewes
g. -n4fi @r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
BROADAN WALL.

Mon News krFfIr~
URE OF = -Hfo-k markets
atoft infsfsri. Ike balloons
Ia csass 90 rfse To-Day r.
= d~fadisf o. psr cent in sol.
49, we're fhe rule ~ o.. day.
ftArr Lpflfn fid not rurour-
= buttnE ari fbe professional
II tong % stocks. found a Thin
ben attempting % undo Ia
~ oreuinE price %, - steel
IETt Charles N arnEuh. re-
In n trr. does not take a
'IeN - tile steel trade either
Cr str0Hf IFS knouiedES ~
10 Intimate ard fDrr-artH arc
prUrH~tir The weekly report
4 Ak Indicates that each week
~ Addition ~ iiic forces re-
4 81 prizes goes on and sew
fIonE wetr made fhis week In
1lioia lions Fsufiwsn In the
n ra' hopeful o. ihcrS IN no
of auy cnus'ssrnb bic buying
~ present prircr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
mated Higher.

nnfed COPPER rose % 7si on rs-
fhe metal vas IN demand for
Gsllrery At 1890 a pound. The
Euaineas is not large. however.
- deaiirEr AmhlFuuatci ioht
n felhng FOR foreign account
&rrrsr % further trouble At
/6rk egrNange FlrAncinl dis
la india have seriously affect
|don market and IN view also
nom 20 b. held IN Mexico next
,are wnr no deposition % take
10 rtSchr-
rred I'm fashion which ruE-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Oct 22-Moucy on call
steady. 3U2i pcr cent. ruling rate 3t
per cent, closing 1U3l per cent
Time loans cn sier. 90 davs. 81 per cent.
90 days . per cent. six months, a per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5iR6 per cent,
sterling exchange firm. Hsl25 for so
DAYS S4-Sb.s0 for demand: commercial
bills ytS0E: bar silver. sic: Mexican dol
lars 47c: government bonds firm; rail-
road bonds easy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
RANGE oT IL LELpING FurUnE-.
ClsN QTnIATl0NE

wh-A;-Ss. r,t s.us-tso: 80 rcd u,,
Csc: No. . hard Su4GHi.s. No. T. usdt''ic:
so. northern. GhessSs No. 4 norheTa ,.G
tc. no spring. srbSs5bc. No. , spriog. SO
sec velvet ehaT. SGsSc. duran. TTGsIr.
Corr-So. :. ssDu70u. No vhits. sg.sThr !.
No yellow. seIrIo.c. No. :. tfcs3Hc: No
-ht.. gAGsste. No yellow. S5g91pc
oAts-So ; white. ttgGfor. No 4 5s.e. No
-hi,,. 1sisgior; standard. Js'sGro.
Rye-So. = CdEE-.
Rari.y-S.eS-c
TiT.thr-t1 TtSGS
Clor,T-ts cn5i. -
Pork-t1i. -
LArd-tioc
Hihs-slo i2Hoiipp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Chicago

CHICAGO oct, .1-HoEr- Receipts
q 600. slow. - lor lower BuIk of
salgs 8, 500 .os. light. Ts5QS 90
mixed. s.tJas.i5. heavy. g. 55GS 10.
rough. s. 1Sg5 50; pigs. 81 sorfT.7A
Cattle Receipts. $500. h~Syss mostly
10 90 ibc higher. butchers stuff strong.
becycs. s. Eo6a.7n. Texas steers. S. -
. s. 90. western stsrrH, ;s.lods. -: stock
On and feeders S5.iNGT.sS. cow and
heifrrr. 3 .50as 80; calves. s. o0hio 80
sheep Receipts $1,000. steady - iEc
higher. lambs. strong native sheep 50 80
u5 90. western. S.lSG5 90. ysArlinEs,
5 .fnHb.a %. lambs native s. sSTTr -,
Hcrrcru s. Fnf7 as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Omaha

SOUTH OMAHA, oct .s-Cattl,-
ccipty ilr0. lower Native steers STTSG
e-5. COWS and hcfors, ts.oo6T.4o: wrst-
cru steers. t6-00S 500 Texas steers.
81 ISGTlo. range COWS and hclfers. $3.50
q II 90: calves ysb06P5O
Hogs-Rccolpts 5000. lover Heavy.
s150G7sb; lights. ts.1087.6s: pigs 81 -
rsgb. bulk % sales t.f5HTEE
iuEs. - NSNT.5o. vsthrrS. si-oTiI5.
lambs $ fUG 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Oct 22.-Butter-HiGheT
crenmerics. 2ia2f;c TO 3Oc
Eggs-HiEher, receipts IT33 cases. at
mark. cases included, l7G2tc: ordinary
Nrsts. 25d 26c: Nrsts. eTic.
Cheeae-fyower. Daisies l61lbic.
twins. 1is11tic: Americas. 1sni5ic; long
horse. l5Hi5ic
Potatoes-Receipts 20 cars: unchanged.
PoUltry-Alivc, irregular. springs lic;
fowls. i3c: turkeys. lie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Flax. Oats and Rye,

MINNIE aPoLIs. Hina. oe'. s..-FioIr-Ftrst
p,t.ut, Itooel.S: second ratsats. ps50No5
ilrs; clear .. 500, %. seoo,d clears isssd: s..
Hran-urchErE.t
no. Q yellou coTn-f5S csc
Ne 2 white oath-15. G1s.c
No rys-JlGs7e.
FIsI-I NeL5gs
Pa.lsy-TnchanE-i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Coffee Futures,

NEW YORK. Oct :,.-FurthsT bullsh crop
ports from Brazil cauasi an opening acNiaes
q, 4 20 . po,ntA IN the coffee market thlA nom
ing but prices Goon reacted nnd TIE cioNs
barely steady y 20 % poiats net lover. Ocio-
ber Ie.se: December. lose. JsnusrJ. 70 Sc.
tembsr. ll.zsc.
spot. pomlnsl. RIO 10 Z. Iiei Santos 80.
I1se: mild cuiet. Cordo'h, iIH els'so aom-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
6S FIND A THIN MARKET
'yHEN THEY TRY TO UNLOAD
actionS in Wall Street Decline Fifty Per
Cent From Tuesday and
Prices Sag.

Ee-'s TIE thought that Tg-sdays al
vance va merely a rai'Y iu p-T.o1 %
declining prices. FrursyigAria dropped
tslaH re 81 Paui lost -. Canadian
Pac.fr nearly = while rnion Parlfc ard
Reading f~T With the rest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
ER IS STRONG
OME AND ABROAD
hanse in Quotations,
,ver; Lead Quiet, at
l$4.50 Asked.

-1ORk. Oct. .2.-Lead. dulet.
- london. $50 "a 50.
- eteady. iS.S5dL IS. London.
x Htrong: standard spot 20 De-
. 40 offered cicctrolytic, 1861.
"a 'nNkai1.0o: casting. le.75.
1r.N1y; spot and october. N0.26d
Iinbcr and December. sf0..5G
~ dull. Cooksou's. $3.50.
1. No. . northern. Sl5.JOff
Al southern tlGZ5al5.1S: No.
M soft. si5.e5ui5.TS
NgUhrkois closed as follows.
vHtronE. spot. c75. futures.
-; spot c1s5 Ios. futures.
!. Neland warrants. SIS
..Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
SU BScRlPTI0H RATES

Daily and Sunday by carrier.
SI.0O q month. Daily and Sun
day by mail for three months,
Sl.0O per month. Price of paper
per single copy daily, 8 cents;
Sunday, 3 cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Quick Help 20 Baeknehe and Rheurra.
ftrr.,

tiCn.
The man or woman who wants quick
help from hackAehe and rhsunHtiss,
will find u in Foley Kidney Pills.
They act 80 quickly hzd with such
good effect that weak. inaetiv. kid.
neys that do not keep tho blood clean
and free Of impurities are toned up ard
strengthened 20 hcslthy, vigorous sc.
tion. Coed results follow their us.
promptly Schramm-Johnson, Drugs.
The Never Subs,itutors, Eve ts)
good stores (Adver;isemeni.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Safeguarding the BoOkIoVers' Game

Three of Salt Lakes prominent will Judge this Book
lovers game.
The judges in the $500 Bookoycrs Game viii be
nounced later in the contest.
Bookloycrs Governors
of States Judges OF the Supreme Court the Mayors of Cities Post
masters Clergymen. Priests, etc.
The Judges The Salt Lake Tbunes will be OF
absolute integrity and of the highest standing.
before the complete list
book titles will deposited Local bank the direction of
the Publisher of this paper and the three judges
The list Of titles VIII be withdrawn until all
have been received and record THE SYs
TEN THAT WILL BE USED WILL MAKE 1T IMPOSSIBLE FOR
AN ERROR TO OCCUR AND A DOZEN SAFEGUARDS WILL BE
THROWN AROUND THE CHECKING or THE SETS AND
PUBLIC WILL BE INVITED TO WITNESS THE CHECKING.
The II titles selected during the
the Publisher and the reputation Of this newspaper
all Of absolutely fair and impartial
awarding Of the prizes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Evaporated En1i.s

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rfetfF
rruces ~.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
Cotton Market

Srv YORK o-s = -co,.ru sis,.s ..,..- .,
. u., sevszc. 90 ~ % -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

The dancing classes OF Miss Denise
hsrrick begin this week. Wasateh
1877. (Adyertisemcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23
This Is the Way To Solve Todays Picture

You know that the correct title represented by each
bank watching a boat race.
You know that the correct title represented by each
contest picture contained In the catalogue This
logue is list of about 5000 book titles arranged in
phabeca order seventyseven of these guaranteed
TO be the seventyseven titles represented by the seventy
seven contest pictures After looking this picture
carefully you have concluded that it MUST have been
drawn to represent such title The Boat Race
Watching the Race 1.-THE Spectator Water
Sports" The picture MUST have been drawn 10 rep
resent such title You don't have 10 have knowl-
edge of book titles to know that Book knowledge does
you good in this game-not when YOU have cata
logue You open your catalogue and the titles
beginning with the letter B., where YOU look for such
title Boat Race, The" You turn to the titles
beginning with the letter 'W and look for such titles
as Watching the Race or Water Sports You turn
TO the titles beginning with the letter S and look for
such titles Spectator, The"
And if you your catalogue and your ingenuity and
KEEP AT IT, you MUST win out.
Take today's picture have taken up the picture
described above. Take today's picture to pieces and
think what of title it have been drawn 10
represent Then TEST OUT these possible titles in the
catalogue YOU find the correct title 10 today's
picture. START TODAY AND USE THE CATA-
LOGUE. YOU RECEIVE THIRTY FIVE PICTURES
FREE WITH THE CATALOGUE so YOU GET
BUSY TODAY AND WIN YOUR SHARE OF THOSE
WONDERFUL PRIZES. YOU CAN WIN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-23

$30O.0 90 IN CASH
5000. 90 IN CASH
$4,000 IN CASH
S 5000 IN CASH
$4,000 IN CASH
5000. 90 IN CASH
$4,000 IN CASH
$4,000 IN CASH
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
Police Notes

nar.es KIM and Able kaapun; were
$40" treatment al Queen hospital
las "veniI.@ As a result OF Il cutting
;;Fr3". liz wGi'.' the men are declared
u. me !; 49, tc have been the victims
II IN assault committed by lsohe, a
JGI .,lese According 10 the story re-
lated by the injured men. they were
!.ITcitil Eating in friendly game Of
billiards at a place on River. between
Beretania and Pauahi streets. when
the Japanese entered the place
and began to pick a fight. In a scuf-
fe a knife is alleged to have been
drawn by Isohe and he is charged
with having slashed KIM across the
nose and Kaapuni on the left side OF
the face The japanese succeeded in
effecting his escape and has not yet
been placed under arrest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
FAV0RS FLORAL PARADE
ON MONEY MAKING PLAN

That the trustees of the Merchants
Association heartily approve of the
plans OF the finance committee Of the
1914 Floral Parade and Mid-Winter
Carnival for putting the celebration
On a paying basis by incorporation,
was set forth in resolution passed at
meeting of the trustees yesterday
afternoon. The trustees expressed
themselves as being in favor Of &C
Cepting this plan Of incorporation and
urged all the members to become
stockholders.
A report of the welfare committee,
dealing mainly with the extension by
Congress Of the Rapid Transit fran
ChiSe, was presented and besides other
items is included the recommendation
that the company lawyers in Wash
ingt0n he given authority to use the
name of the Merchants Association in
securing its passage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
MEXICANS ON
A MYSTERIOUS
MISSION

To make liberal purchases of small
arms rifles, munitions, as we'll I as
field pieces, the product of the large
arsenals at Osaka and Toxic, Japan,
four Mexieals, declared to be pr9mi-
nently identified with the Huerta ad-
ministration, sailed with the Pacific
Mail liner Siberia for the Far, East
this morning, the quartet having kept
pretty well to themselves during the
.12-hour stay of the vessel at this port
Seniors b: Miguel, Romero L. Ra-
fael, Victor Jose Re1asque3 and Ma
nuel NJ Yelasquez were members of
a party of officers with the Mexican
government that took passage in the
Siberia at San Franchises. Accom-
panying the delegation were two Jap
>anese, said to be Representatives of
manufacturers of armament and am
munition, the largest producers in
Japan On the voyage from the coast
to Honolulu, the Mexicansa and Japan
ese did not lpingle TO airy extent with
the hundreds of other passengers
Miguel and Velasquez were said by
officers in the Siberia to have been
recognized by federal secret service
men at San Francisco as officials con-
nected with the war department of the
republic of Mexico. ....
There are several large concerns at
Osaka, the great manufacturing CEN
ter of Japan, where quantities of
small arms and shot and shell are
turned out. AS a result of the de-
mands brought about by the Japanese
Russian war, the finest equipment
procurable was installed
1t was freely stated last night that
the delegation of Mexicans might con-
tinue their journey in quest of NUM-
tions to Shanghai, China, where one
of the largest arsenals in the far east
is at present located.
In shipping arms and other war ma
terial, it is predicted that much of the
Japanese product might pass through
Honolulu in the steamers following
the direct line from Japan to the Mex
lean and Central American coast, and
would be manifested as machinery or
agricultural implements, as was the
case when supplies were rushed to
Japan during the war with Russia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
HAWAII Will
HAVE EXHIBIT
UNDER ONE ROOF
Continued from page one)

number of persons who visit the
grounds daily, an admission Of %
cents Is being charged for each per-
son, while automobiles are admitted
at the rate of so cents each. The
proceeds from this toll are being used
to pay for the policing Of the grounds,
which was found necessary long ago.
Many of the features In the amuse-
ments concession are being rushed to
completion, and more than 5000 men
are employed on the grounds In, diff
terent ways. From the present out
look, says Mr.. Wood, the Panama-Pa.
cific Exposition will be the biggest
fair of its kind ever held and viii
eclipse those of Chicago, st. Louis,
Seattle and of the old world. Par
ticular interest is being taken by the
fair officials in the stock exhibit, and
Mr.. Wood learned that Alfred w. Car
ter Of the Parker Ranch intends plac-
ing on exhibit Is or 20 head OF island
cattle.
Mr.. Tosd- spoke in high terms of
the Rannerln which A. p. Taylor has
taken hold Okhis new work as man
ager of the San Francisco branch Of
the local Promotion Committee. The
office has been attractively arranged,
is adequately located, and should be
a boon to both island people and
tourists.