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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-14
GROWERS HEAR
Of. PRICE GUT
N P|NEAPPLEs
Reports Unofficial and Can
merry Mems Statement Do
+, Not Confirm Rumors

A rumor current yesterday after
noon, and backed this morning by
statements from representatives Of
Japanese pineapple growers on the
island, indicates that a new situation
is developing in the industry, as be-
tween the growers and the Gamers,
Reductions and changes in the price
to be paid for the fruit, and stricter
requirements for fresh pines listed as
class A. will be made by all the
canneries, according to the rumor and
the statements made by the Japanese
representatives. 7.
The cut in fresh pines amounts to S.
a ton, il is said, thus bringing the price
down to SIS a ton; but what is de.
elared to be more important than this
is the change reported probable in
the classification of the fruit. For,
under the new arrangement, it is said,
a pine to be class AZ must weigh 3l1s
pounds instead of three, as has been
the case before. This means, the
growers state. that one-third more OF
their crop than usual viii be paid for
on the basis of second-grade fruit;
that Is, one.third can not be sold as
Class A.,
James D. Dole. president and gen.
Heral manager of the Hawaiian Pine
ample Company, is on Maui today. and
X. b. Barnes, secretary and treas
urer, did not wish to make state
5mept on the subject. r. w. Macfar-
lane Of Libby, BFcNeill and Libby.
when asked regarding the cut. said
that as far as he knew the company
has not vet entered into new con-
tracts with the growers. He said he
had not heard of the cut. R. I Bent
ley, director of the Hawaii Preserv-
ing Company, says that his company
has not decided on the price it will
pay for the fruit. He said many of
its contracts, have expired, and that
they may be either renewed or can
celled. The company, he said, is in.
vestigating and feeling out the market
before making new contracts. w. B.
Thomas and viii Thomas of the Thom-
as Pineapple Company are passengers
on the Matspnia. en- route to the coast.
The rumor of the cut carries also
the report that the price of the can
ned goods is to be cut 20 cents the
1st of May This, as in the case of
the other rumors, could not be Yeri.
fed this morning. ..
Growers Discuss Reports.
Growers in the 8. Muraki hui met
Continued on page threel
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mel project, theWork on which Is some
thing over onefouFth finished. Mr.
Bull mentions the fact that the cost
of pumping water last year equaled
S11.32 per ton of sugar, or total
outlay of $317,493.60. This cost win
be greatly reduced with the substi-
tuition of mountain water, and, as the
report puts twill place the planta4
tion in a much better position to meet
possible further reduction in sugar
prices. and should tend to brighten
the prospects for the future. z
The profit and loss account for the
year shows q gross profit on sales of
sugar and from other SOURCES. Of SS2S. Z.
.990.22, and net profit Of $3.50, ,2s2. 80.
or thfs amount sf25,000 (21k per cent?
was paid out in dividends. A credit
balance Of $47f.a2416 Is carried Tor.
ward The balance sheet shows a.
sets totaling s6.f2s. 1856.
II was announced that The dire.
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CARNIVAL OF NATIONS
GIVES PROMISE OF
BEING RIOT OF FUN

Everything is ready for the big Car
nival of Nations Ball which tonight
viii open in truly festive spirit the
1914 Mid-Pacific Carnival. ..
1t will be riot Of fun. For the
time being cares and worries will be
laid aside like a cloak, and all ele-
ments Of mixed populatioa will
mingle in a harmless conflict with
confetti as ammunition and masks as
shields. And to the strains of wide
repertoire of music, the population
will dance on the smooth asphalt.
Now be ii we'll understood that the
style of this dancing is not prescrib-
ed. You may dance the classic minuet,
or the modern raggy rag; you may
two-step or you may tango; you may
dance solo or duet or en- masse. Just
dance as suits your fancy, as you
learned to dance in your own home
land. And the only limitation that
viii be imposed is the limitation fix
ed by civilized ideas of decency.
His Honor, Mayor Fern, will start
the big frolic at O'Clock by leading
in the grand march. Then the Ha-
waiian band and the End Infantry
band will settle down to business, and
there will not be a dull moment until
12 O'Clock when the frolic will come
to an end
OF course the dancers are supposed
TO be masked and in, all probability a
great number will be present in cos.
tunes appropriate to the occasion.
But the crowd will not be left en-
tirely to its own devices for amuse
ment, for the committee which ha
charge of the big event has arranged
(Nnntinnnd nm mana ninhtN
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.I,et your homage be paid in the
coin of Happiness. Dance,
Sing, Laugh, Shout! Do honor
to the King, Yearly he comes;
and yearly goes: Time ceases,
as worry and care depart. Hap
piness, one of the fairest of the
gods, comes with him-and is
yours, ye loyal subjects, yours to
have and enjoy while the King
reignsl He is here with us now
king Carnival! He came as
the sun, rose out of the sea, and
he will be with us for a week.
All Hail, King Carnival! JOY
is Queen. 10 triamphe!
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INTER-ISLAND BALL
MANAGERS MAKE PEACE

At meeting o. baseball managers,
held nj \. L. Castles office at noon
tudav. an attempt was made to patch
rp the differences in the ranks Of the
Oahu team. Manager Rice of Maui
proved himself a good sportsman by
agrrrin4 to urge Ayau and En- Sue to
stick by their own team. instead of
playing for Maui. If the men hold out,
however, Manager Desha of the Oahus
will be allowed to sign Bushnell and
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PROGRAM

FIRST DAY-sATuRoAY FEBRUARY
= 500 p. Ms-Grand
= free. Dancing and confetti throwing
= bhon Of national dances tickets,
1880 p. MAd Club Pirates Dull Miller
retania King
= streets to Capitol grounds, for
500 2. msMiitary
composition followed by dance at New ArmOy Hotel and
= Miller streets. Tickets 4Sf.oo.
= SECOND DAY--SuNDAN, FEBRUARY
1f:oo A. Mspeca
city. s Il . -N..s-
1:3o ?. Ms-5ssebs, Athletic Park games. s.,-
$3.50 p. Ms-Band Waikiki infantry
= 7:30 ". M:-Special services In all churches
800 p MSaced Concert Royal Hawaiian
( B J.
y THIRD DAY--MoNDAY,s FEBRUARY 18TH .'.' F2s
= 1000 A. M--6and Concert Capitol Grounds. I -
400 p M-easebatb. inerisland series Two
400 p Ms-Tenns Tournament. tss.
$50 Morapd Open Air Massed Band Concert Capitol
Grounds. All bands island, including Military
ne bands, nrassed under director Admission free
tickets, so cents @s Esss#s .as.4z - 4
$50 Mersat eruption Of from any
= Egsss Of city. ,tsSs. .s. 49,
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Army Aviator Makes Fine
Flight In Effort On Coast

ANGELES flights h hs
aviation Pacific
Frank oodds Of artillery
back He accompanying Aviator Glenn Martin who tried
flight TO Diego
the motor bearings and he forced abandon bic
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KINGS DAUGHTERS
TO BENEFIT THROUGH
SALE OF DECORATIONS

y Official wreaths and pennants
are being sold during Carnival
y season by the committee of
y Kings Daughters. To buy these
will do good for a double pur-
y pose, making the carnival a sue
y cess and also assisting the Kings
= Daughters.
y The decorations are now on
y sale throughout the city and to
y hHy Is to help.
= +. A. BERNDT.
y Chairman Committee on Decura-
\ tions.
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Senator A. o. Bacon Dead

WASHINGTON c, Augustus Of ceor
foreign
unexpected He 1882 fought with
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All Hail. King Carnival Joy Is tnecn Dull Care is in
irons Let the reign Of Gladness begin Business forgot
thing and gray locked With e fam
lily skeleton Laughter is the watchword-Ters reega
to the banisle PAST befere
Queen OF JOY whose rest Beauty and Airth her
maids Of honor Day is the of Merrymak
has vanquishcd Morpheus and chosen Reyelry e. .~
AIN Hail, King Carnival Come forth ye loyal subjects
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While Sun Smiles Here in Hawaiiii
New England IS Freezing and Deaths
From Cold Are Widely Reported
Syme Gale Heaps Snow Over Several States and Demor-
aEzes Atlantic Coast Shipping Several Deaths Report
ed In New York Weather Is Clearing Up but It's Cold
I TAssoclnted Preas Cahlel

BOSTON, f4Cose
wide
so
Of smaller craft
q
Several deaths from cold have been reported.
NEW YORK. NJ " Feb 1.-THE weather Il clearing
10 much
suffering among the people.
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Police On Guard AT Toxic
In Effort To Check Disorders
fAssoclated press cablel

TOXIC BUILDING
In taxation the part Of the opposItonsparty
The House Of Peers addressed nterpeton
During
Admiral
n 3.
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Federal League Circuit Certain

NEW YORK, Y, Feb t4Announcement
definite pIaas for the Federal eaguhe Outlaw
Of 1914. t5..# ss@sss
cities Brooklyn PHsburs
indianapolis
is be completed
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Mrs. Rockefeller Shock Sufferer
[Associated Press cabiel

NEW YORK.
arrived here today them being Mrs Rockefeller
Hills She feeble
and taken closed autonobu to her horne Rockefeller
to .t
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Little Joy God Will Drive Dull
Care to Retreat For One Week

AID Clubs Pirate Band viii Handle Base Decever in Advance
of Grand Carnival of Nations Which Is First Big Event of
This Years Celebration - DoubIeheader at the Athletic
Park This Afternoon Starts Ball Rolling
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MONUMENTS
ALL SIZES.

sz n. &. HENoRIck, LTD.
Phone 26l9 Merchant q Alakea Sts
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Wilson Misses Gridiron Dinner

WASHINGTON A. President Wilson's
Club dinner
additional cable
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CONTINUED on page thre
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Ventura. Feb. Is.
For B. f.3
Lurline-Mongolia, u
From Vancouver:
Niagara, Feb. rs.
Fer Vancouver.
Mariana, Feb. "a.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
Splendid
 Gains for
 December
(. O., C. & A. AND GREENE ALL SHOW FINE AID. VANCE FOR MONTH
 AND YEAR-2OO, ,OOO, 900 LBS. FOR TWO IN 1913

Copper Queen Shelter output for Jecemser was 12,1I5,ooo pounds Of blister copper: for the year 1913, 133.- ;oo,ooo pounds.
 Calumet ( Arizona shelter out
 Ut was s,soo,ooo pounds in Deeem- per. and for 1913. e5,2oo,ooo pounds # blister copper
 Greene Cananea December output 4 blister copper was 3.e0o,ooo pounds or it's own account and 2soo,coo >ounds made from the concentrates of Miami Copper Go. for Miami ae- count.
 The joint production of C. 6 A. and Copper Queen. sneiters for 1913 reaches the tetaI of 19e. .7o0,o0o 7ounos, or nearly one nslf Of Ire total copper production Of Arizona. The above are the figures of pro. lduction given out yesterday by the copper producers of the district, with z exception of shattuck, the monthly re. ports Of which are sent east before aade public. It is probable, however, hat Shattuck production. included in he c. X A. shelter output, will be little under one million pounds for Decs mber.
 The showing for Copper Queen ime!ter for the month of December is about one million pounds above thst iUr November. It's gain over the whole year is upward cf ten million ,ounds.
 The C. ( A. sme.ter output for De-
 enber Is around million and a aalf pounds over November and tells splendid story of the efficiency that IS being brought to this plant, blown in the middle of the year.
 The December output is the great. est in the history of C. X A. for q single month from it's sinelting divl- sion. It's showing for the year. all things considered. is an exceedingly good one. 1t exceeds expectations held at the beginning of the year, oy more than ten million pounds. for lt was expected that changing over to he new smelting plant wouia entail more loss in production than occurred Greene cananea December showing confirms the good reports that have been coming out of increased opera, tions and constantly growing effici- ency. The smelling plant certainly made fine showing for the month. The increase In individual Greene production is also very fine enc. Cain for Miami was also handled. Greene Cananea is doing it's smelling work With five furnaces and two reverberatories.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

American Telephone officials are at work on plans to make toll connec- ton with independent telephone com panies all over United States. There are some 2o.o00 such companies and workings out of physical connection will be stupendous Job.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

London Bankers Magazine shows that 3S7 representative stocks. vita a nominal capital value of 93,425.- 100000. have depreeisted e1ss ooo.eos in yesr. Same securities, h eight past years, show dsrrsciatTon of nearly GbOo. .oos,6os.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

he everybody
 
 lacking
 HIGGINS AND THE WOLVERINE
 be resumption of operations das they nave been idle in the installation a It power putting machine hand work this With tho machine drills the Wolverine will raise it's daily materially
 ORE GOING GOWN IN HIGGINS
 In the Higgins finding  tap considered to be very good viii o getting which shipping material which
 WOLVERINE ALONG.
 The Wolverine operating through the Higgins tunnel 1913
 
 
 pleasing all pay charges
  present 1914 Increased shipments Douglas seler will b mediately for the scale of operations contemplated
 sHATTucKs
 Of display made shilIngs collections
 
 to be the oe in Duluth This collection awaken the admiration the beautiful which discovered the and metal be found collection of the Shauk a nave been arranging the collection qu display the varied collection
 4,4sssooo POUNDS ARIZONA COPPER PRODUCTION 4 The middle of the The Mining Edition production sis In distributing These by those held readily the 1913 of the M Geological tue MT Tees production Arizona for isis pounds This either will not all he available in revised a .. RECORD YEAR in ALI ARIZONA METALS Il Not did producing divisions but tho copper iculary of this district the in gold silver byprodus their copper Heikes nearly copper oupu Twas ss4oOoooo at $aassooO the sc2oOO; CENT. c Arizona than
  ss6ai tie
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

In contemplating the beginning of is be printed Of conditions the work in of which abundant ground that before the conclusion of t New employed than there a
 IN MINES AND ON ThE s uRFAcE
 The employment district the humbes merchant through the 
 bulwark and back ing the life of the whole will come about both aud on the Preparations proceeded point where there longer for question
 LOW GRADE AND HIGH sorH
 year just
  made Copper shattuck Arizona that point of operations the belief sa splendid the line.
 STRENGTH OF BIC PRODUCERS
 first position The demand this If the producers find the the demands of the rev, general character will their sme and wu doubtless be called upon for it. put that be figured production position iashee Bisbee and It's Innes in fact enjoy The nce know feel Aside these believe dous assured the district far at the O all others
 THAN EVER BEFORE.
 As between conditions a period there is no comparison all Fifty years of fe coneva lively findings of the last almost usyins the he lief that there will imagination contemplation particularly one gives saeraion whc will he met valueiess the discard made enormous strides will mining Improvements bni worked production leaves made deal is to come
 UNDER LEASE.
 There is good that has under sase for parod o years probably hi week t understood that he vii start rich of or which were shaft Some of this makes carries good values gold silver If is probable with considerable He circles the southwest number
 
 Arizona abo NIT Frazer is granting is he thorough competent reliable
 IMPORTANT RESULTS
 What the prospecting of this under operations u whatever showing on which he very readily point De very Che eonpsns W
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04


 
 Tom in a slight Yuma County operations resumed at the La Fortuna inine.
 SILVER ElaAr PER CENT CAIN
 production per cent amounting to a7sOoo silver derived from shipments lead lies Mvch per month shipped noin Tombstone of old taiins taken cya hide mill at this eOrnp'e,ed
 PRODUCTION 4soooooo POUNDS
 With mine production l5S3OOe pounds output 1913 pounds per pounds price of copper was slightly iowe s the value O sas There con oentrste also sent ;o and lead the Hayden Calumet % Arizona Copper Old uRied change copper the shannon Arizona Copper aud pi0aeer Arizona Copper Calumet of construction United Gi approximately pounds Included copper produced the the The Miami aOton plant mostly Canane Mexico The international sme'ns Refining Cc will build plants using the Notation operated the concentration alone The
  1912 'e about sseooOo pounds Production from Yuma aud Pima since the months As Globe greatly shipments Superior from tho 
 s-ArTUck AFAcros N LEAD CAIN
 With production o output nearly ooeooe pounds valued Ssos2so 1912 isly there was large increase The shaSk bseaaea the concen traitor plant al Needles
 SHELTER GAIN ALSO RECORD ONE
 The mine production of recoverable toooo md - nearly tho prodoctcn iowe price paid ,sOoOe The Goond producer was max ing shipments of inc had shipped from the San Xavier mine in Pima Ichave County mIled
 METAL OUTLOOK serrER.
 The outlook fer the metal market two been due fol the most part need time there has into evidence copper products than ue the Of revision hr figures The onuoa approximately Producers gain doubtless fol ecsmber but r s not considered g occasion tor concerS Tbs feel taat to be scsn quantity With such resumption than p eats while readiustment ahead but bss ,ooa accomplished indu trial plants suing constantly increasing ~ N
 | cospER sHAaes
 Share ~srset and metal market drnins whn hs outlook for better shares at early date improve indicated he withdrawal of hs financial a; they have decdsd public camo and sn'asone legislators have made and 'ea o o'ao hofse eat hsy hav- been emoarassment W courss they S sood ns bn these v carry hns" dropping the tightening n burdens of which there an onS shown capFs and investment all eong the of fact capital n can no do is to sko hands of aud let the latte should prove good much the better capital shout be realized disruption will have deal owok to'do Meantime
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
MINES, MINING COPPER STOCKS AND COPPER

edy producing gold Tom Tom Reed had
 slight County were resumed at he La o nine
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
SILVER SHOWS Elohr PER CENT CAIN

The cent auiounn to than 3719ooo silver derived iarg to shipments of lead ties Mvch silver also sicous month of old ainss taken dump cyl mil property vase during the yesr
 COPPER PRonue rIoN GAINS AsooooQo POUNDS
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04
SHELTER GAIN ALSO A RECORD ONE.

The production pelr aboa. pounds valued at Sioooo which nearly price paid for the metal the Goeonds mae a Mehavs County the ing shipments year. and fore had greatly shipped from the made iron, Nchsve at
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

 activity this of importance by lacking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
THE ECONOMIST

part % the waste and p,i.,ls from
the blood. thea you get sick Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches, liver trou-
bile. nervousness. constipation. dizzi-
ness. sleeplessneas, bladder disorders
come from iugglsh Kidney
The moment you feel a dun ache
In the Kidneys or -FOUR back hurts, or
II the urine ~ cloudy. offensive. rull
OF sediment. irregular Of passage or
attended by a sensation OF scalding.
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any reliable pharmacy and take
a tablespoonful In "A glass OF water be-
fore hreakfast for q few days and
your kidneys will then act hnc. This
famous salts Is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined
With iithia and has been used for gem
erati0ns 10 flush CLOSED kidneys and
stimulate them 20 activity. also 10
n%eutrniizc the acids In urine so u no
LONGER causes irritation, thus ending
bladder disorders.
lad salts IL Inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful enerves-
cent lithia-water drink which all req
ular meat eaters should take now
and then To keep the Kidneys clean
! and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30

There lis more Catarrh In this sec
tion OF the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
last few years was supposed To be in
durable. FOR a great many years
doctors pronounced Il a local disease
and prescribed local remedies. and
by constantly failing To cure with To-
cal treatment, pronounced u incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh Ia
he a constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls CatarFh Cure. manu-
featured by r. ]. Cheney a. Co, Toll
edo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional
cure on the market. II Is taken tn
ternally. II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of thu system.
They offer one hundred dollars for
any case Il fails 20 cure. send for
circulHrs and testimonials.
Address: r. J. CHENEY a. CO.,
Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. Toe.
Take HAIRS Family pills for con
stipation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
JUDGE MEDLER AND
PARTY SPEND A
NIGHT IN OPEN
Las Cruces Party, PilOted by
Hilton, Run Into a Cloud
burst and Sleep Peacefully
Under the Stars.

Judge 4. l. Medler u Las Cruces
and four automobile loads OF Dona
Ana county delegates 10 the state
good roads convention in santa Re ar
rived In albuquerque at noon today,
Piloted By that veieran p1thhnder aud
road builder Col A. "A. Hilton OF san
Antonio. The judEe and his party
spent last nlEht under the smiling
stars on the broad expanse OF the
tornado del Maerta. They were
spinning alOng smoothly when they
encountered = cioudburst. The arr
royas were rivers Az a few minutes
aad Colonel Hilton's light ear was
the only one which could get across.
lie broke a rear axle In trying TO pull
Judge Mediers car out Of a Hooded
stream andanad 90 abandon the car
this mornins. The party slept In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30

10 take advantage of il. The exhibit
which the county will send here will
he "a dandy. Curry county
Ca take part la all Of tho exhibit de-
partments. They eveH inteno to car
~ OF first prize IN the Better Ba-
bies" contest.
..Tbe dcvclonment ~ IN, Curry
county farming section Is remark
able, They have learned how 10
farm over there The silO has come
into general use. and the once de-
spired Russian thistle h being cut
everywhere and made In ensilage. u
II said Ia be equal To amy food which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-30
CURRY COUNTY HAS
RESERVED SPACE
FOR EXHIBIT
Eastern County to Make Big
Showing at the State Fair,
with Splendid Crops to Draw
From.
FAIR MANAGER SAYS
N is BEAUTIFUL

zone direct result at the mssting
~ the state fair commission al Cio-
Vie his week was the assurance 81
n uig agricultural and livestock eN-
HINT az the fair from Curry county.
said Fair ManaBer Tom Binkert this
morning The Clovis country has
y had 40 prosperous d veal since
the founding Of the town. The wheat
crop Is a dandy and the men who
planted wheat ATE going To- make big
money. More than $50 rars were
ready TO ship while | was In Clovis.
Other crops are ~ course IN equally
sOod condition. for the rainfall has
been abundant. has come when need
ed and has found the farmers ready