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MET
in OBTAINING
MURDER JURY

Difficulty In obtaining jury salts
factory to both prosecution ard de-
tense was encountered this morning
in Circuit Judge Robinson's court
when the case of Seripio Adaban. ac-
eused of first degree murder, was
called for trial. A large number OF
the yeniremen called were members
of the Jury which convicted three FIJI
ipinos last summer, resulting In the
triple execution at Oahu prison.
Practically All these were challenged
by L. NJ Straus, attorney for the de-
PENDANT Adaban is q Filipino and is
held for the killing of a countryman,
Victor Cervantez, few months ago.
before noon twelve veniremen had
been released and a special venire OF
fifteen was ordered. returnahle at 80
o'clock tomorrow morning, when the
hearing win be resumed. .
Irving ]. HuFd announced that he
was opposed to conviction for murder
on circumstantial evidence where the
penalty is capital punishment. unless
the evidence were OF an unusually
strong nature, sufficient TO convince
him beyond all possible doubt Of the
accused persons guilt He was the
only yenirenans challenged BY Attor'
ney "a. M. Brown for the prosecution
In examining The prospective Jurors
Attorney Stratus gave particular at
tention to the nationality Of his client
ana was careful to ask each venire
man whether he would be willing &c
acquit defendant II he declined te
take the witness stand IN his own be
half He sought to challenge Charles
R. Frazier, one or the talesmen, fol
cause, but was denied that privilege
so Immediately exercised his peremp
| tory challenge, removing Frazier from
| the jury box. At noon the prosecution
had only one perennptory challenge
remaining and the defense two per
emptory challenges. which It may ex
ercise tomorrow.
The Others yeniremen excused from
sitting in the case are Morley Philip
Harold Hayselden. William A. Hal
v alter H. Bradley. BENJAMIN Sam
mons, William w. Buckle, George F
henton Jr., Wentworth M. Buchanan
ana GeOfge haupp.
The eleven remaining in the jur!
box are Charles j. Ludwigsen. Charles
p. Osborne. William X. MACPHERSON
George E. Bruins, John IT Thompson
John Coffee. Eugene NJ Campbell
Harlan Z. WaitE George ]. 0,Neil
Charles II Hustace and James Il
Fiddes.
The special venire Of fifteen con
Itains the following names: John r
Davis, Edward G. Duisenberg. Earl K
Ellsworth, Joseph Fernandez. William
10. Franklin. Robert Hair. Edward c
Hclstefn, Walter l. Howard. Angu
IN. Mcdonald, Charles A. McWayne
archibald II. Ormisson. Sam Pupuhi
John William Smithies, Gerrit F
/ Wilder and James p. Winnie.
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w. ]. FEARY, JR., l.. 1. !.
AWARDED DOLLAR -.
I'M DAMAGE SUIT

w. ]. Feary, Jr., is awarded 81
damages in decision given by Cir.
cult Judge Whitney this afternoon in
the damage suit brought by Feary
against Emma and. Joseph Makaweli.
we'll of Kalaupapa, Molokai Feary
had sold the couple a house at Ka.
laupapa, together with other chattels,
the house being located in territorial
ground. He alleged that afterwards
they had nailed up the door of the
carriage house, which had not been
sold to them, and also had damaged
a eucalyptus tree on the property
The court awards the damages for
the carriage house but says that since
the tree was on government property
it undoubtedly belonged to the terri
tory and RI plaintiff is not entitled
to recover for any injury done it.
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PAssRNeERs BOOKED

Per stmr. Mauna Kea. for Hilo via
way ports. Nov. L-Dr. and Mrs. Ba-
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. H johnson. Ralph
Johnson, Paul Johnson, Miss E. John
son, Miss Newton, Mrs. w j. West
VIM Woon, Mrs. H Kanaala. ] E.
Rocha.
Per str. Claudine for Maui ports
Oct. s1.--Mrs w A. Engle, DR.. 8. p
Russell, r. ]. Heeney, Capt. VIM.
Howe.
Per str. w. G. Hall for Kauai ports
Oct BON Akana, g. p Wilcox. j
- r. vieira. Mrs Needham.
Per str Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports. Nov. 4.F Klamp, M.
Asaki, "A. Hanaberg.
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Newsboy stfuek ~ Auto

Fred Hartman, 8 years old, a Star.
Bulletin newsboy, was struck by
the Sweet Shop auto delivery wagon
at o'clock this afternoon and slightly
injured. BystanderS say that the boy
was riding on the back of wagon
and that he jumped off and ran di
rectly in front of the machine. Nc
blame is placed on the driver of the
machine by those who Witnessed the
accident. ~
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THOMAS TREADwAYt who will
be sole marriage license agent in Ho.
nolulu after next Friday. October 81,
returned this morning from Kauai,
where he has been taking weeks
vacation preparatory to assuming his
duties as first aid to Cupid. .
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PASSENGERS Z ARRIVED.

Per stmr. w. p Hall. from Kauai
s ports s, Oct 9. =, 81 ! ahaEa SId Spit
Rawlins. Mrs. B Cove, T Treadway,
Mrs Treadways ]. K. Kaleo. p.
Schmidt, Mrs. b. D. BALDWIN. Rev
r. A. Taylor, r. Nv. WichInan.S IL
deck. M
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AerOgranl,

S. S. S0N0MA Arrives from Sgd
ney Friday $50 a. M with ! cabin
and 2 second cabin and steerage
passengers; IA sacks mail; 40 tons
cargo; so tons meat; proceeds to
San Francisco same day, 5 p. m.
s. S. H0NGKONG MARU Arrives
from Yokohama Thursday 2 p. m,
and proceeds to Yokohama at 6 pm.
same day.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants,
Exchanged
Mednesday. Oct. 29.

Wednesday, Oct. y.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, Oct. IS,
$50 p. M, IS. Honolulan, for Ho-
nolulu.
Sailed, Oct Is. 1870 p. m, S. s..
Korea, for Honolulu
StjvA Sailed, Oct. % S. S. Niagara
for Honolulu Zone day late; expects
TO arrive on timel@
NEWCASTLE - Sailed, Oct. %, S. S.
Kojn Maru for Honolulu mot from
Moi, as before reported.
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frapturously) Oh, that's all right.
darling my names Bob. you know =
London Taller.
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Al decline of quarter of point
in Eva, ard the gain of an eighth Of
a point Of Oahu Sngar were the lea
lures of a slow session of the stock
and bond exchange today. Hawaiian
|Commercia1 sold between the boards
at 23 so; and rs shares of Kekaha
went at 90.
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ST4R.BULLETIN GIVES f0U
T0DtY'S MEMS TO-DAY.
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kcJu Maru Has Australian Coal.
The Japanese freighter Koju Maru
Il bringing Australian coal for Homo
lulu, the vessel havi liga sailed from
Newcastle, ~ S. W. yesterday with
5527 tons of fuel consigned to ths-<n-
ter-Island Steam Navigation Company.
The Koju Maru VIII arrive here about
November 90
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nest FederaI Radio LaW.

One way OF beating the United
States radio law compelling steamers
With a crew Of 80 to. carry awfreless
is for foreign ships on Puget Sound
to send away a portion of the crew
in British Columbia and re.ship the
men before proceeding to sea-
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The Maid But mother says l
must not go getting engaged to every
Tom, Dick and Harry The Man
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Closing incidents Of todag's session
were the greetings extended 10 JuI
Dole, one Of the naN members. and 10
Mr.. John Scott. one 81 the enthusI-
astic Hilo members who Is IN town.
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FOUND.
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE 10 sTockHoLDERs.
Mutual TeIephone co, SD.

The stock ledger Of this company
will be closed to transfers from Thurs.
Cay, December 25th, 1913. to Thursday,
January 1st, 1914. both days inclusive.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE co, LTD,
Nv :. E}'... ]. *. BALCH,
- Treasurer.
Honolulu, Dec. oath, 1913. -
- 5735-6t. ~ ~
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DAILY REMINDERS

= = & Z
Beginning Saturday. Henry May &
Co win be open evenings until
Christmas. advertisement.
Wanted Two more passengers for
round -the-island trip in 1914 Pierce
Arrow or Locomobile. Lewis Stables,
phone Acknowledgement.
Our store open every evening. Ha-
waii and South Seas Cnrio Co. Larg-
est Pacific Souvenir Store in the
World, Young building. - advertise
ment. d. e~
Toys and toys. Hundreds upon
hundreds of toys Of all kinds and at
all prices. Santa Claus headquarters.
Bring the children Arleigh's. Hotel
near Fort advertisement.
Do you know that copy OF Bits Of
Verse From Hawaii'' will make one
of the incest Christmas presents that
you could send to your friend on the
mainland? You can find it at any Of
the bookstores. advertisement.
All the proceeds of the EIks' Char
ity Ball in the new Armory on New
Years Eve viii 90 to local public
charities. r. i: ri q. -
On the 28th OF December at $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon a children's
Christmas celebration will be held al
the German Lutheran Church. to
which all pupils of the German School
and Kindergarten and their parents
are cordially invited. dyertisement.
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SLAVERY PROBERS
INVADE Il olL0
LBy Ilatest ManI

ILOILO, p. I.Assemblynen Acuna,
Acuna and Roumoldez, members Of
the committee for the investigation q
slavery in the Iloilo district, arrived
here this morning. After q conference
with Governor Hernandez It was de-
cided to delay the beginning Of the
Investigation for another week IN or
der that publicity might be given TO
the proposition. Governor Hernandez
will notify al the municipal presl-
denies in his province, as Will the gov
ernors of other provinces, Of the dates
on which the committee will visit
their respective towns, and It is ex-
pected that the presidenies will IN
form the people and call them TO
Inblic meeting at which the report
of ex-Secretary Worcester will be read
and information asked concerning the
specific cases of slavery mentioned In
the report, and also information con-
corning any other cases OF slavery
known to exist.
Commenting on the report of Mr..
worcester, Governor Hernandez said
that it was indeed good report, that
it dealt with facts only and contained
not one word of theory or philosophy
concerning the justification or con.
domination of slavery as an institus
ton. .-@- 49,. wi p Z. 81
If is the belief of Filipinos here
that many of the cases cited in that
report are cases where Christian FIJI.
pinos have obtained montesco children
in order that they might be brought
up. in better surroundings than they
could otherwise secure. 1t is said
that many montescos who would pc
classified as slaves according to the
report of the <ex-secretaTy OF the IN,
terror are inreality adopted children
Of the families who have gained con.
troll of them, that the adopted child.
rem have been baptized in the reli.
'gfous faith of their adopted fathers,
and that when they are old enough
they are allowed to marry Christian
Filipinos, who cannot by any process
of reasoning be considered slaves.
One fact which the governor was
quick to notice about Mr.. Worcester
report is that it does not mention one
Instance of slavery in Iloilo province.
Nevertheless every town in the pro.
vince will be visited by the committee
and public meeting will be held and
information solicited. The committee
will begin its work here by taking a
copy Of the records of the fiscaPs of.
flee covering every case resembling
slavery which has been brought before
the court of first instance. .-.- 10 :
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LIEUT.. R|CH'S
CALCULATIONS
BRANDED FAULTY
fBy Latest NALL

MANILA.--The investigation which
is being conducted by the army au-
thorffies as TO the cause Of the fatal
hydrOplane accident at Pasay beach
which resulted in the lamentabIe
death of Lieutenant c. Perry Rich.
Philippine Scouts. q few days ago.
Eas reasonably established the hyp0-
thesis, as far as il can be done, that
IL was not due to the faulty mechan-
ism OF any part OF the machine. but
that the unfortunate aviator miscal-
eulated and dropped down at too steep
an angle, being unable to right the
airbird before striking the water.
Lieutenant Frank p. Lahm, 7th cav
airy, one of the most distinguished
ayiators in the world and the instruc-
TOR of all the airmen in the Philip
pines department aviation corps, was
requested last night to give an ex.
PLANTATION. so far as coufd be given. Of
the Pasay beach accident. He said:
IT appears from all the inquiries
that we have been able to make. that
the accident was due to q nniscalcula-
ton on Lieutenant Rich's part when
he prepared to come down after his
flight. He arose at 1912 and came
down at 1919, being In the air but
seven minutes. As far as We know
or can ascertain, there was nothing
wrong with the machine In any par
ticuiar and the flight was entirely
normal In every respect. The aviator
came down in the same place and IN
exactly the same was as we all have
been accustomed to come down. He
was at an altitude of. It is judged,
rbout 400 feet when he started 70
come down. should say that he had
the machine under control almost all
that distance. Bystanders who were
watching him state that before he
had gone very far he seemed to be
coming down at q very steep angle.
One man who saw him coming down
said that It seemed TO him that the
machine made an effort to right Il.
sell lust before it struck the water. At
any rate. Il did not do so and the &C.
cident was the result.
aLieutenant sich had one of our
non sinkable jackets about his per
SON and q safety helmet on mis- mead.
When the machine struck the water
Il did 50 with the right wing down
Lieutenant Rich was flung from his
seat and the engine torn loose from
its fastenings and struck him IN the
back Of the head. 1t is not true that
|ke was strapped to his seat. We are
never strapped Ii when flying oVel
the wafer but always strapped IN
when flying over land. ! am prac
Itically certain that Lieutenant Rich
never knew what bit him and thal
| the blow from the engine, cast loose
by the impact Of the machine on ths
water, fractured his skull and killed
| hiiA outright. He must have received
| this blow about the time the machine
| hit the water or as soon immediately
thereafter as to be practically tn
same. He was catapulted into II.
water to the right as the machine
struck and the engine was thrown
back of him at once, striking him y
the head as they both went down
| cit was very sad and unfortunate
affair and one which we all feel yer!
deeply, more deeply than can say
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. In
Probate-At Chambers, No. 4549. In
the Matter of the Estate OF Alfred Y.
Rosa, deceased. Order OF notice or
petition for allowance of accounts, de-
termining trust and distributing the
estate. s.sz3szl.. s. 81 -
On Reading and Filing the Petition
and Accounts of Emily NJ. Rosa, adj
ministratrix of the estate Of Alfred
o. Rosa, deceased, wherein petitioner
asks to be allowed $1821.58 and
charged with $2612.06, and asks that
the same be examined and, approved,
and that a. final order be made OF
distribution of the remaining property
to the persons thereto entitled and
disehargfng petitioner and sureties
from all further responsibility herein:
1t Is ordered, that Monday, the End
day of February, A. D. 1914, at
O'Clock A. M. before the Judge pre-
siding at Chambers of said Court at
hts Court Room in the Judiciary
Building, in Honolulu, County OF Ho-
Eolnlu, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed the time and place for near
ing said Petition and Accounts, ana
that all persons interested may then
and there appear and SHOW cause, II
any they have, why the same should
not be granted. and may present evil
dence as to who are entitled to the
said property.
By the Court:
J. A. DOMINIS,
Clerk Circuit Court, First Circuit
Dated the oath day of December, A
d. 1913.
5735-Dec "a, 81, Jan. 7, IA.
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star bulletin sises you ALL the news
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Peter and Paul.

i what is it your husband wants to
see me about, Della?" asked Mrs Bor-
rough's father. a@ r. -
why, father" said Della, 81 think
he wanted to borrow a couple Of hun
dred dollars from you. He's so an
xiors TO get out of debt: "-Lippincotts
Magazine. ~
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTnH

Tuesday, Dec %.
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"But, Judge" protested Dingley, q

""But, Judge" protested Dingley, I
dent see how you can fine me fifty
dollars on the testimony. This con-
stable says was exceeding the speed
limit, and say l wasn't. He hasn't
brought any witnesses to substantiate
his claim !" '"They's suthin' in that
said the Judge "and I reckon well
hey to compromise. You pay the fifty
dollars now, and some time, when
you're passin' this way again, jest let
your old car out fer all she's worth,
and wen call it square.IJudge. -
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Printer and pressfeeder New Freedom
Press, Pauahi. near Nuuanu St.
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Earth and Moon.

The diameter OF the earth Is 5000
miles. The diameter of the moon Is
2162 miles. The nearest approach Of
the surfaces Of the two bodies Is 216,-
AT miles The mean distance from
the earth Is 23S.850 miles. the maxi
mum distance which may be reached
being 252,SSe miles. The moons sur.
face contains about 1865. 900 square
miles, or nearly four times the area
of Europe
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First Glerk-Some chicken, that new
pen pusher of ours. Second Ditto
Yes; she has to scratch for living,
poor girl. - :. -. - ~ :.
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"A new Yorker was speaking of a
London horse show he attended.
"A feature of the show, he said,
''was the magnificent riding of GER
tain Arab chiefs These chiefs gave
dinner one evening. an Arab dinner.
and they ate the first course kous
kons with their fingers.
An Englisnman asked for fork
for HIS kous keus. When it was
brought to him q young chief said:
9 + beg your pardon, but don't see
how you can bear to eat with a fork.
the Englishman replied, was
about to remark that / didn't see how
you could bear to eat with your fling
ers.
But my fingers, said the A-ab,
ARE clean clean. know it. It see to
1t myself. But you. sir, how can you
feel sure about the cleanness of your
fork New York Tribune.
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Latest sugar quotation, SIS cents
or ess per ton.
, 1913-06-11

discrimination in favour of the American
Merchant Marine.
1t is believed that discrimination between
similar treaties is so embarrassing, that the
Publications will be reconsidered, to enable
three treaties to stand upon a similar basis
before the Senate for future ratification.
This action is necessarily not agreeable to
England.
A despatch from Niagara Falls states that
sixty cadets from H>M.S Cumberland" in
Guiding Prince Albert, have visited the Falls.
They refused to indicate the Prince TO the
curious crowds, but when identified by the
reporters he admitted his identity, saying
that it was the first time he was on American
soil, and under the American flag, thus
repeating the visits Of his father in 1898 and
his grandfather in 1861.
, 1913-06-11
W. BJERG.

RI ET bekendtgores herved, at For
~ sikringsselskabet 'Danmark . som
hidtil har dreset Brandforsikrings
vlsksomhed i Dansk Vestindieu har
udvidet sin Virksomhed til ogsaa at
omfatte Livsforsikring, og Underteg-
nede er udn@vnt til Agent for Livs-
Observation-Disclosures i Dansk Vestin-
diem.
Denne er anerkendt af den danske
Stat OF STAIR under dennes Kontrol.
Selskabets Premier ere billige, Be-
nus uihetales liver ste Aar og Til
lpgsprnmien for de forste Aars o.
hold Vestindien er meget Law.
ALE ~oplysninger gives og Tegning
at torslkringer modtages paa st.
Crolx al Kontorist Guvernements-
sekretarlatet Il. PETERSEN,
LUDy. ANDERsL-5.
st. Thomas, den 4 jun, 1913.
, 1913-06-11
BEKENDTG0RELSE

nET bekendtgores herved under Henvis-
@@ ming til de for nedennevnte Patent
for Kongeriget galdende Bestemme!ser at
der under 28de April d. A. sennem Finans-
ministeriet adj mandotum er udfprdiget Be-
wiling for Fiskehandley Anton Jenseniua
Andreas Ottensen If Thisted til paa de
dansk vestlndiske Der at vere eneberettiget
til at fremstille og anvende en- of ham op-
tunden Fremgangsmaade til Frysning eller
Abiding at let fordaervelige Varer, paten-
teret i Danmark under lite Marts d. A. IN
under Mr.. IT'LL.
Guyernementets Sekretariatet, st. Tho
mas, den 28de Maj, 1913.
BAUMANN.
, 1913-06-11
Translation
PUBLICATION.

p EFERRINH to the conditions of the
dAa@ below mentio ed patent, valid in he
Kingdom, It is hereby brought to public no
tlce that under date Of the 28th April a. c.
a patent has been issued through the Minis
Try OF Finances almandatum to fshmonger
Anton Jensenius Andrews Ottensen of This
ted, Denmark, for the producing and using
Of a method for freezing or cooling perish
able goods as per patent for Denmark No.
17111 Of IL March a. G..
Government Secretary's Office, st. Tho
mas, the 28th May, 1913.
BAUMANN.
, 1913-06-11
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIkSTED'S POST OFFICE

Mr.. Osborne James Abbot, Jane Charles.
Walter Findley, Martha Lynch, Edward
OReiIly, Francis Samuel, James Thomas,
Mrs. Louisa Gordon.
Unpaid.
Mrs. Melyina Conda QEst. Nannings Bay}
80 bit, Mrs. Amelya Challenger (Est. Man
nings Bay) SO bit, Miss Annie Connimere
(Est. Great Fountain) 30 bit, MIR. James
Forbes est Analy) so bit, Mr.. Oliver Heav-
wood Est. Hosenshorg) 30 bit, John Joseph
Est. LaGrange) 20 bit, Fritty Morris est.
RIVER 10 bit, Mrs. Sophia Macon SO bit, Mr.,
George Stimbergin (Lower Love Factory
SO bit, Mr.. George Stimbergin Flower Love-
so bit, Mr.. David A, Thomas (Est. Bethle-
hem) 30 bit, Mr.. Frederick Washington est.
Betty's Hope) so bit.
Frederiksted's PoStkontor, den Eden Juni,
1913.
w. BJERG.
, 1913-06-11

Planters should cooperate by being par
tIcuiar in keeping the seed distinct from all
other seed planted. and III having the seed
cotton obtained, ginned entirely separate
from al Other seed cotton on the estate.
, 1913-06-11

ton unless Nv salec+ion ~ M E-u
Station better yialds can No ahtoinp ''A'
r.. :" ''"'"0"
Some seed nf . ,"r;ntt't r.,.
called Sonthorn Cross : -, =,
w q FisbIock of tho To.t"Ia :"
Station and smon rlot ,Io"t - ~ gI
suits do not ;natifv tbr o,Ituon =
this voriatv "
c.r.r. r
Some seed 81 ,h,s yariaty rgas ohto;na
1917 from Hawaii ana ,I9otal - ~" 49,
r,m.nt Sta,.a ~ ~, ps '. : :. ~,
aid not v;aId nav 10, 90 a nann - 49, 'T w.
Of the hest nlanta we,n aoloct.3 rnr f,,tLa.
vol ~ Ill., .I ~ = 7" ~
1Q1oat H..stn, Hiu :, sin.a onun. a.tnl
nv the E,nar,n,a,t e,atnn N.Y. pi -
have crown mnch ,'orn yioarai1o. , 49,
nlonts ~ .oo. ioIa,a oatton eo ~ | s.
"6't'"' p"'