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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

! s'' "a steni q Renotassno

Mr. Doe Leonard. no. $50 Front
Aye.. nunaio. n. r.. says. IA have
found perana q good tonlc stlmulnt-
ing the system. sustaining it under
great pressure. impartlng unusual
endurance. enabling me % work much
longer and harder than the system
could possibly 40 were Il not for me
great powers With which II endowed
me. peruns gives me serves OF iron.
I can heartily recommend u 80 al
athletes" Mr. Leonard speaks from
the standpoint Of an athlete, being
one himself.
Yes. Peruna is good touic u L.
very valuable 10 tho average person
during the spring months. There ls
hardly any household Ia the land that
would not 10 more or less benented
by Poruna during the SPRING snonthB.
Aprn NAV and June especially a
bottle should be Rept In the koune.
A dose taken a. occaslon requires. n
is applicable 10 young and old. The
grandmother can take IA a. the same
time the baby Is taking IL peepic
who are all run down 81 the result
81 cold ct grip, or close application 20
lbnslneas. or confinement 10 the house
Turing The winter months any or all
q these conditions Yield quickly 10
PTuna
/ AlsO as a general fatally medicine
do rot h@aisgt 70 have q bottle ~
lperuNa IN the house. The children
need = The grandmother and grsnd-
father weed Il. Even THOSE IN robust
health md middle age need q ooca-
siOnaily n the mouse.
Get one OF Dr Bartman'H free
books, theIlls Of Life. which tells you
how te use Peruna under al cifeum-
stances lteRd what Miss Alma Cox,
Drum, :. g.. Ays about u.
II have been a great sufferer from
chronic dlse4e nad dyspepsia for
live years How | suffered no tongue
can tell. IAtfltd eight or ten OF the
best physicians without receivinl
much benent, piso tried lots Of paten
medicines- Bnt stiil I suffered viii
sick headache. cold feet and hands
palpitatlon OF the heart. and such !
} heavy feeling In my stomach ans
chest. At times I eould be 80 nerv
Gus / could not bear any one arout,
= me. had been given up 10 die.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
BUT LIGHT VOTE
CAST TO-DAY IN
ONE TICKET
ELECTION
Women Cast l15 Ballots Out
Of Total of 493 Cast Up to
A O'Clock This Afternoon I;
Scratching Believed to Be
Nominal.
N0N.PARTIsAN BOARD
UNDOUBTEDLY ELECTED

= Al o'clock this afternoon .
. total at 4s3 voies had been east .
. In the four polling places Ia the .
. city for candidates for election =
= 10 the hoard ~ education or =
. the tR3. one hundred ana fifteen .
= ballots had been east by women. y
. During the afternoon scattered .
. efforts were made to scratch the =
. names of some Of the non pnrti- =
= san candidates and substitute the .
. names OF oue of the four mon .
. and the one woman suggested as =
= candidates nt the protest mept- .
. ing held Saturday NIGHT Ia \. y
= Fieisrhcrs office u b. said that =
. the movement to cause scratch .
= INK Was led by W. W. Mcclellan .
. and Fred T. Kahnt both of q
= whom were cut. II u said, 10 =
y knife one ear more candidates on y
y the regular ucAct .
. The Indications were. however. =
= that not more than tfty scratched y
y votes had been east no a. y
. O'Clock today and that the board =
= OF education had been elected as .
. follows. y
. For the four-year term
. -. =. MARION.
. NJ. r.. HICKEY.
y For the short terms.
o LOUIS \ McRAE. .
. w. W. STRONG .
MRS. n. B. RAY
. The voting Ia the four polling =
= places. located la the various =
= wards. up 10 O'Clock follows y
= First ward, total yote, i.l =
= fifteen votes being east by wom- -
. en-. Second ward. total vote. is. .
= twenty votes being east hy =
. women: Third ward, total vote. =
. Is, twcnty-siN being cast by =
= women; Fourth ward total vote .
. i76, forty-ilye being east by =
. women .
o Mrs. T. .. Schwentksr was the
= first woman tu vote Ia the city. =
. She east ballot No. at the =
= Fourth ward polling place =
= promptly az N.So o'clock this :
. morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
DONATIONS CONTINUE
FOR RELIEF FUND

j. ). Harlan 4 Som today donated
S. 20 the fund being collected through
the Eveuns Terald for the RELIEF ~
the sufferers IN Onio and Indiana ..
~. clark, city chemist, donated ~,
through Mayor y. r. ,. sellers. The
money collected Ia Albuquerque viii
be forwarded az soon az slRsvf sti-
iers receives definite Information from
ohio a. 10 the placcs where the
money Is MOST needed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
NO MEETINGS ON
MONDAY
Evangelist Honeywell Armour
ces 1t Will Be Rest Night"
During the Revival Services
Hereafter.

EVangelist Honey Well al last
nights meeting az the tabernacle an
nouncod that hereafter Monday night
viii bee observed az rest night in
IA" revival services aud no meeting
viii be lyld. The evangelist deity
cred an earnest and foroefui sermon
last night on prayer along the
same line ms his nrst sermon on get.
ting prepared to make the meetings
successful \ large attendance IN OK
pcctod tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
CRIMINAL CASES WILL
BE TRIED NEXT WEEK

criminal cascs win be tried before
judge Rasnoids In the district court
beginning the hrst of next week. The
criminal docket was called saturday
and e number of prisoners who had
been indicted by the grand jury plead
ed guilty Those who pleaded guilty
wili be sentenced after the last Grim
inal eases are tried.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

rrulla Thomas. IS. both OF Albu-
Qucraue.
W. &. licacocS, attorney Tor the
overland Auto CO. filed sui IN The
district court today asking Judgment
against the New State Realty Co. Tor
gl7.i5. alleged to be due for supplies
and repairs on an automobile from
october 20. 1919. 60 March s. 1913.
A special venira was called IN the
district court today ana =. G. lhliing
ana T. ! Ford were accepted as Jur-
Org to take the places 81 u. A. DER
tig and O. NJ Dry. excused from fur
Their service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
CRISWELL Is
WITNESS FOR DEFENSE

g. =. CrisWcll. Il Well known insur-
auce adlustcr, vas the principal Wit
ness for the defense today In the trial
OF the case OF n. ". Otor0 versus the
London Assurance corporation, In
which the plalntin asks Judgment for
Sl,j00. seeking To recover % policy ia
erect last october when building
owned by NJ r. utcrO was burned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
AMERICAN REFINERY
MANAGER ASSASSIN ArElD

Memphis. Tenn. April Accord
ing 90 advires received by relatives
here. g. u. Lawrence, general man
agcr of the Mexican National sugar
refinery has beer assassinated by an
emploNe az Cordoba. Vera cruz, Mex
leo Mr. Lawrence formerly lived Ia
New York and was well known an
financial circles,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
EASTER TEA WILL
BE HELD TOMORROW

The la,hes Of ST. Johns guild will
hold their annual Faster tea tomor-
row afternoon az the home OF Mrs
Nmudo chavez Norm Eleventh
street. There viii be Ia home-cooking
table. also aprons of all kinds and
fancy WORK Tor sale.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
MOTOR CARAVAN MAY
JOURNEY TO ROSWELL

Provided satisfactory arrangements
can be made. "a number OF Alpuqusr-
aue merchants viii Journce in an
automobile caravan 90 thc New May-
loo Retnliers association convention.
to be held In Roswell on May 40. Al
buquerque men may put in bid tor
the next meeting OF the association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
8 O'CLOCK CURTAIN
FOR SIREN
Seat Sale for Best Musical
Comedy Of Season Will 0pea
With Rush at Matson's To-
morrow.

. MnnnEer Stortz ~ the Elkg' y
. thenter Announces o'clork =
. curlnln iof vine Slrtn" ~ the .
. Elks theager Friday night .
. The advance sale cf seats Tor =
. thla great musical comedy, the =
. best attraction Of the season 2
. here. starts az Mags0n'E at =
. O'Clock tomorrow morning and .
. the demand Is expected % break z
= an records
. AIRS j. H. Wroth ana ether =
. Albuquerque ladies are planning 9
. 10 entertain Miss Carroll Mc- z
. Comas. FORMER Aihnqueraue gsrl 4
. and star with Donald Brian IN =
= The Siren
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
AMERICAN WOMAN IN
SESSION HERE TODAY

The annual state conclaye 81 the
brotherhood OF American Yeomen
was held In Albuquerque today The
delegates 90 the concmye spent busy
day The conclaYc began with prayer
this morning by Rev J. a. Mcsser
followed by an address, of welcome By
Mayor SELLERS aud response by Hon.
a. l.. Bacn, speaker of the mouse OF
Representatives. An automobile ride
thls afternoon was big feature ~
the da> \ big banquet VIII be h"id
tonight besnnin- al 1880 O'clock
the banquet following an cntcrtaiu-
ment program beginning at . o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
PENCEIII BLOCKADE
pI NONTIN lGCRtN PORT

Cologne. Germany, April The
naval demonstration by Austrla-iun-
gary aud Great Britain against Mon-
tcncgTo is &C. take the form Of a
peaceful blockade OF tho Monlonvgrin
harbor of AnttNHti, according 10 an
Inspired dispatch from Berlin. 30
measures OF force have set been con-
trmplated hy the powers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

nrst women voters to appear al the
Fourth ward polling pmce Mrs
Wroth smillEsly asked the Judges ~
they were not serving tea.
Voting isn't nearly as exciting as
thought IL would be- laughed Mis-
wroih. as she voted The straight
ticket Mrs Burke. more than scv-
enty years old, voted for the first time
today.
Miss Nancy Hewitt, principal at tho
Central high school was one az the
women who exercised the right Of
franchise al the First ward polling
place during the lunch hour Miss
Hewitt marched go the polls detantlA
and voted a vest pocket vote.
Miss Fauna Dunn. 81 500 south
Edith street. sacrificed precious mr.
teen minutes Of her lunch hour to
ride from the Highlands 90 a down
town polling place In order 10 cast
her FIRST vote.
Mrs. NJ H. sabin and q party Of
friends. gathered nt AIS south Sew
cnth street. and rode ia style 10 a
polling place aud voted. Mrs u. IT,
/ Boatrlght. nor sister Mrs Collins,
/
other ladies gathered al Mrs Boat
/ rights home. 220 south Edith street.
land rode tu the polls ln Herald ma
chine. adding a half doHol votes TO
Ithe total vote cast Mis- collins had
voted before Boo Portland. Ore and
was familiar with the procedure OF
ballot casting
Two Women CierlS.
Two young ladies served us clerks
in the voting booth iu the First ward,
Aliss Helen Mickham and Miss GLADYS
Haulev, both Albuquerque business
College students. Both clerks did
their work Ike Veterans They were
the only women who served ia AN Of
acnl capacity in the election. This
Judges az the First ward polling pla ,
were = Hanicy. a, - Robertson. Sr.
and Henry j SHudotul in the Fourth
ward the Judges we're Tom BnkcFt
lfI $. knight Rud Burke. and th'
clerks were John Martin Dnd j. y
Franklin The Third ward Judges
were y. q stevens. T. H Dunbar
Charles Daily. the clerks being j. y
Good and A. g.. culver Tbs Judge
iat the SECOND wtrd booth wvro " II
In Allison. Tim HallowrH and t. J.
Mcspaddeu Tie clerks wore =
. Bowdich and J. q Brown
4 lytd on Tight.
Tho man that could get a drink %
llimor m Albuquerque daring tutln
, lhours today was scarce article. Al
the saloons ohryed the order to clos
d. from - Co. o. The thirst emporium
we're closed 'front.' door and rea
doors In other words. the lid wn
+, ION tight ana the burtcnders ma
nothing Go do but walk about tow
: and speculate on the variety q
. weather that may bc expected durln
} the coming summer.
; April Iool FACTOR.
Many women who had Intended I
4 vote were diHsmdcd from their pun
4 pose by practical lockers. who insist
q ed ON telling their friends umongath
\ iwomen that the story that they coul
4 vote Was au April fool Joke aud tha
q they would nos he permitted to ca'
\ "a ballot after arriving at the polls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
DINZ NND uIERTNIN
COMPLETE HARMONY

New orleans. April i.-Oincial de-
NAL of the existence of any political
differences between President Iluerta
and General Felix Diaz was received
today hy Dr. Ornelas counsel general
ot Mexico at New Orleans. The two
leaders are BOZ complete harmony"
tho dcspatca adds. and assertions OF
rstransemcnt should be treated as in
ventions directed 20 prejudice public
opinion"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
water Plane Prize oaered.

London April The liallS Mhh
has offered prize ~ eieio"o
(tou.Unol o. the first person ahe pi-
lots q water plane ncross the At
mutic in seventy two continuous
hours The Mail describes water
plane" as am aeroplanc able a. aiisht
ON aud start from water and adds
that Il must not be confused with
hydroplanes. or Swimming boats.
Ths contest viii bee open 10 tho
world. and the contestants may start
cor from amy point IN Great Britain
or ireland.
4 second prize Of 900 O2b,00nl
h. offered Tor trip around England
scotland aud Nales. This will be-
open Go British machines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
McI-h NIlner. OnIt dnh..

Cardlu, Wales, ApriI I.--ONsr 5Ut
900 miners ia South wales today
handed In a months notice 10 quit
their employment as a protest against
tho engagement In the mines OF non
union workers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
GERMANY no PARTICIPATE
N AUSTRIAN DlMONSrR ATiON

HUrlin. NUTII Tho sWaII 'itTInun
cruiser Brr-lau has been ordered by
the German government 90 particle
pate u the blockade OF the Monte
ucrrin coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
DOMINICAN President I,esirn-.

SAN Domingo, April i.-Archhishop
Nouol. at the session of the national
congress, rendered his resignation az
can republic The resignation was
accepted and congress VIII appoint
his SUCCESSOR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01

Zone 6ay i,e ~ . is,e'
Or. lIartmnns fkeut re Wy a.
claed 10 write sc\sn eNe s,lseH
peruna ard ManAhA ~ tatsns
the neaielne two ~ ai.es .eAtsy
reiloved. AZ yhcad row 80 ma
any scarcely. ana my Az ~. re-
liescd 81 lis heavy feeAph ~ 90
thankful mat 7 can saA aains
several bottles Of tho PERM "a Ntn-
ain T am RESTORED 10 peffek '.ith.
Before using your remesN roald
not eat anything 7 lived a harley
water ana Panopcpuu FOR teN<.ars.
WOW I oan eat With pleasure. Axe.f- ,
body "a 10 surprised M my iunpoyt a
,neRt Ftefy ono says An icz-&in s
like a rose ] would advise ail SUI
fering women ~ take your rcuteuies
know II 1t we're not for Feruna and
Manalln would have been Ia my
grave today. ] cAnrof thank vow
ellough for the kind advice YOU haYa
given me"
Mrs. A. n. stoufer, Y. X. |, sabeihe
I Kansas. uritesi "perunu has given
me health and strength: Il ~ the heal
medicine that was ever made for 40
men NY friends say they never sAN
such a change ia women. ! talk g
every one about pcrans. ] cannot
say too much Cor a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-01
April TOOL q Factor.

Many women who had Intended 90
vote were dissuudcd from their pure
pose by practical lockers. who insist
ed On telling their friends umongathu
women that the story that they could
vote Was uu April fool Joke aud that
they would nos ho permitted to cast
"a ballot after arriving at the polls.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
PUNAH0U AVENUE.
RETAINS ITS. : :
NAME

Governor Frear's home still is on
PunahOu avenue and will remain there.
He feared for a short time last week,
in common with a number of other res
idents on that thoroughfare. that he
would have 10 call the beautiful ave-
nue "Manoa read" in accordance with
a legal advertisement by the public
works department which propose dto
establish The road name throughout
the length Of the highway. from King
street to the head of ManOa Valley. :
But new advertisement appears to-
day. making a correction, and an
n0uncing that the name shall apply
only to that portion of the street from
Hastings street to the head OF the val
ley. This permits the old highway to
retain the name by which il has been
known for many years.
The original advertisement. which.
by the way. still continues In the
newspaper, is corrected by the new
one today. 1t was due to q technical
error in the description and was an
oversight, yet it would have legally
altered the streets name.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
HEAVY SELLING
BETWEEN BOARDS

There was a strong run on Hawaiian
Commercial between yesterday and to-
days sessions of the stock exchange,
at yesterdays sale quotation of "a,
which was an advance of one-quarter
then. A total of 3O2 shares in nine
lots ranging from so to 20 shares was
sold. Onomea is unchanged at $3.50
for IS shares. A block of 288 Pine
apple sold down a quarter to 44.25.
OIaa fell off an eighth in a sale of
20 shares at 4.12B McBryde is I'M
changed at $50 for so shares. Eva
shows an advance of one-quarter point
to $3.50 for a goodly block of 125
shares.
All Of the foregoing sales were in
recess. On the board the only sales
were of shares of Oahu at %, be-
ing the third decline Of all eighth in
Z week, and 5 shares Of Pieneer I'M
changed at q.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

There are some people who imagine
they can't be sincere without saying
disagreeable things about their
friends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
BUILDING BIG
SUGAR MILL FOR
THE PHILIPPINES

For less than two months the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works has been engaged
in the construction of a large sugar
mill for the Calamba plantation in the
Philippines, of which L. Barkhausen,
formerly manager Of Pioneer Mill
Co.'S plantation at Lahaina, is the
manager. Manager c. Hedemann is
going to San Francisco in the Mon
golia to consult with the directors of
the Calamba Plantation Company,
which is financed with San Francisco
capital, on details connected with the
mill construction. He will return i'm
mediately upon the conclusion of the
business.
1t is a 12-roller mill, which will
have an ultimate capacity of 240O tons
of cane a day, or somewhere around
25O tons of sugar, according to the
kind of cane.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
BUSINESS ITEMS

| Newly elected officers Of the Homo
lulu Soap Works Co., Ltd, are: Fred
l.. Waldron, president; NJ. P. Robin.
sc n, vice president; r. B. Booth, sec.
rotary and. treasurer; c. A. Stobie
auditor; Cecil Brown, director.
An unusually dull opening was sue.
ceeded by pressure on copper. steel
| and railroad stocks on the New York
exchange yesterday, but the selling
stopped early and the market rallied
to about the closing level of Saturday.
Rubber was strong on increased earn.
ipgs due to prolonged wet weather.
Tobacco stocks advanced in striking
fashion and Can rose two points. The
market closed steady.
At the annual meeting of the Hawai-
ism Fertilizer Co., Ltd, held yester-
day at the Office of c.. Brewer & Co.,
Ltd, the reports of the secretary and
the treasurer showed the company to
be in prosperous condition and keep
ing to date with it's experience. Off
GERS were reelected as follows: e. D,
Tenney, president; j. P. Cooke. vice
president; E. F. Bishop treasurer and
managing director; John Waterhouse,
secretary; George H. Robertson, audi
tor, c.. H. Cooke and c. Fl. Anterior,
directors.
According to late Japanese papers,
Formosan sugar is being largely sold
at loss in Japan. Some Of the Jap
aEese dealers are reduced to very
critical position on account of the de-
cline in the market. Java sugar has
been largely imported, and con1umers
generally prefer it to Formosan cen.
trifugals. Owing to a weight allow
ance given in Java sugar, together
with a saving in interest while 1t is
lying in the warehouse, Java sugar is
sold at 14.10 yen, or about a yen less
tran Formosan sugar, after paying
both duty and excise. An article in the
Osaga Mainichi concludes thus:
There is no hope OF the recovery OF
F'ormosan sugar, and the Fermosan
sugar companies and the Japanese
dealers holding Formosa sugar have
ben subjected to heavy loss, When
the Formosan sugar on con Fa"t be
gins to arrive In the, middle OF next
month, 1T is expected that some trou-
lie will follow in regard to delivery.
Affairs of the National Guard or
Hawaii were presented to the board or
directors of the Honolulu Merchants
tot or
afternoon, through letters from Col. }.
w. Jones. J. D. Dougherty spoke OF
the postoffice ruling that preventef
the delivery of letters received Sat
u:cay evening until Monday, which
made it hard for merchants to I'LL Or
dcrs contained therein for Mondays
boats. John F. Soper was appointed
committee of one to ask the pos mas.
ter for information relative to.tfle rule
that forbids the distribution OF mail
on Sunday. Metsrs. Swain and Dough
erty were appointed members OF
conference committee Of the Chamber
of Commerce and the association to ar
range for 4 convention of delegates
from all commercial bodies OF the Ter
ritory in Honolulu in regatta week. A
petition from F. E. Colby for endorse
ment for postmaster Of Honolulu was
referred to a committee. AS stated IN
the second edition Of this paper yes
to-day, the directors elected Charles
For IS president, o. c. Swain as vice
president. George G. Guild as secre-
tarv and Merle NJ. Johnson as treas
urer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

Newly elected officers Of the Homo
lulu Soap Works Co., Ltd, are: Fred
L. Waldron, president; M. P. Robin
sc n, vice president; r. B. Booth, sec!
rotary and treasurer; C. A. Stobie,
auditor; Cecil Brown, director.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up 10 IL Noon of Saturday, February
Sth, 1913, for laying 12-inch cast iron
water main in Lustana Street from
Emma Street to Miller Street, Homo
lulu.
Plans, specifications and blank forms
for propose! are on file in the office
OF the Superintendent of Public Works,
Capitol Building.
The Superintendent of Public Works
tenders.
H. X. BISHOP.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Honolulu, January 2Sth, 1913.
J4J5-1Ut.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

SALES.
so Haw. C.. & s. Co. "a, 20 Haw. C.
G S. Co. "a, 80 Haw. C. & S. Co. "a,
so Haw. c. & S. Co. "a, 80 Haw. C. &
s. Co. "a. 20 Haw. C. &. 5. Co. "a, 40
Haw. C. & s. Co. "a, 40 Haw. C. & s.
Co. 81, 20 Haw. c.. & S. Co. a. 20
Onomea S2a. 2SS Haw. Pine. Co. AN,
20 Olaa Az, so McBryde Az, 125 EVA
26h.
Session Sales.-5 Oahu Sug. Co. %,
{ Pioneer 81.
Sugar Quotations.
So analysis beets 9s. 6kd.; parity
400; 90 centrifugals 3.43h.
Latest sugar quotation 3,435 cents
or $500 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28

Following were the closing quota
tons for Hawaiian stocks in San
francisco yesterday: Hawaiian Com
mercial, "a bid; Hawaiian Sugar, $3.50
bid, 1925 asked; Honokaa, 7.12 -
bid, 9 asked; Hutchinson, 1925 bid;
k!lauea, ~ bid; Onomea, 81 bid, 32.12
: asked; Paauhau, 1925 bid; Homo
lulu, 30.75 asked.