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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
BULLETINS OF WAR
HELD Big THRONGS
Anxious Hundreds Gather in
Street to Read Latest on
"Thc Suns" Board.
CITY'S INTEREST Is SHOWN
Sunday Rule Broken and "Eve-
ming sun" Issues Special
Editions OIL War Events.

In response to the demand for the lat.
es; war news THE EVENING suS broke its
custom Of taking Sunday holiday yes
terday and got out special editions, which
sold as rapidly as vendors could dis.
tribute hem Tho EusHin0 World, the
Pose, journal and Te.eOrom also got GU.
special Sunday war editions. and special
editions OF the Jewish. German and other
foreign papers served the needs Of the
non-EHsliah reading part OF the popula-
ton.
The intense interest in the march OF
events In Europe was reelected BY the
crowds that gathered In front of THE SIN
Office to read tho war bulletins as ab.
stracts Of the latest dispatches we're
chalked up IN the boards. Hunoredr VI
men and woin.r hurrying 20 the ferres
Tor an afternoon ou'iGL iisked missing
connections 10 stop and read the news
while returning hundreds delayed liz, ND
home 20 await tho lat, 81 worn from a
world AZ wa
On the East Side crowds gathered in
front OF the offices OF the Jewish papers
and snatched Off editions "A, fast Az the
press.s could turn thcm out. Naturally.
Foreign faces pro4ominated among the
groups that remained longest In front o,
THE Sun building. They were anxious
faces and no matter what their national
ity they betrayed no eNultstion at report
of German or Russian advance or the
prt parations ~ England and France.
There were not few women among the
anxious watchers who waited patiently
for new dispatches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
ITALY'S NEUTRALITY
COURSE DEFENDED
In No Wise a Dcsertion Of the
Triple Alliance, Asserts New
York Spokesman.

Ercole Cantelmo, editor OF n Giornale
Itdlidno. one OF the most widely read
Italian newspapers in the United States
said yesterday that Italy's declaration OF
neutrality was entirely proper and in no
wise desertlon Of her allies, Germany
and Austria. inasmuch as the terms OF the
Triple Alliance. changed since the war in
Tripoli. state clearly that Italy would be
expected to join forces with them only in
"A defensive war.
italy considers that Austria has been
the aggressor in the present case, Mr..
Cantelno contends. and tho action OF her
Foreign Minister, the Marquis di San
Giuliano, in refusing to allow the country
TO become entangled in the conflict. is
approved by sober minded Italians In this
country ms well as at home.
IN neutrality lies Italys wisest
COURSE" said Mr.. Cantelmo. Anything
hut neutrality would involve our country
In "A fight against her own interests.
While We are linked to Austria In tho
Triple Alliance, all that Austria stands
for has always been repugnant 10 us
1taly's relations with Russia have been
cordial In the past and we have felt n
keen sympathy for Servia. At tho same
time, for Italy to take sides openly with
Servia would strengthen the arm OF Eng
land and France. They have often pro-
tessed TO be friends OF ours, but in
reality they have not been so. During the
war IN Trlpoli they very clearly showed
their unfrtendly attitude. After that
italian regard for those two countries
RAPIDLY cooled.
''The attitude Of Greece still further
complexities the situation from ItaIy's
point OF view Greece is likely to aid
Servla. italy is none too friendly toward
Greece on account OF the wav she is
reaching out in the Adriatic. She wants
Avlona, the Albanian seaport Italy
thinks that II anybody else is TO get
Avlona II should be herself So YOU see
the only stand Italy can take wisely is
one of strict neutrality. II is our hope
that that neutrality can be maintained TO
the end"
Mr.. Cantelmo declared that Italy was
not traitor TO her allies and was not
using the altered terms OF the Triple AL
lance az a mere subterfuge, The terms
were made more acceptable to her after
the war ia Tripoli through the efforts of
the Marquis di San Giuliano. Italy, Mr.
Cantelmo asserts, has been Arm against
war and hopes that her neutrality may
bring about an end to IL as soon as pos
siblc italy Ia opposed to n war anyhow,
no said. which may make for Austrian
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and therefore II the
Triple Alliance should be victorious en-. !
barrass Italy and endanger her funda- |
mental Interests.
with Germany" continued Mr.. Cam |
telmo. I'VE are 4, open sympathy. She =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
BARGE HITS LAUNCH, TWO DIE.
Captain of Tug Had Warned MAJ
and Woman In small Boat,

\ man and a woman In the open power
launch Pearl were run down AT 80
O'Clock yesterday morning In Hell Gate
BY one OF a tow of two barges that the
big standard Oil tug STANDARD was taking
to Bayonne.
capt. Keegan reported to the harbor
police that he sighted the launch. which
carried no lights, close by and called To
the man and woman he saw aboard TO
look out for the bargos. The man
answered AN right" and the launch
disappeared from Capt. keegans view.
Later he heard cries In the water and,
letting his tow go, he went FOR the launch,
nnding II bottom up Its former occupants
had disappeared.
The body Of man, which had been In
the water only few hours, was picked
up later off North Beach ana is supposed
to be that of the launch skipper. There
was nothing about him to disclose his
identity.
SouTHAMPToN. l.. J., Aug Miss
Bertha Auschwitz, IS, employed in the
family OF Cornelius y, Bliss. was drowned
In the ocean this afternoon. Her body
has not been recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
Integrity and independence
Were Guaranteed by the
Treaty Of 1867.

The Grand Duchy Of Luxcmburr ia one
OF tho smallest independent States 4, IN.
world and its ruler the Grand Duches,
Marie Adelaide. - tho youngest ruler
IN Europe. The little duchy very
nearly precipltated tho Franco German
war three years earlier than Il occurred
and 1t was then declared a neutral state
by conference OF the great Powers I'm
London in May, 1867
II lies on tho high road from Belgium
TO Italy. between Franc. Belgium and
Germany. It's population Is about $50
600. but geographically and politically its
Importance Is relatively great The State
is located partly in one OF the richest
iron ore fields In the world and produces
about one-f orticth of the worlds total
output OF raw iron. In area it IL less
than 1000 square miles the general dis
trict of the same name including the
Grand Duchy and the Belgian province OF
Luxembourg to the east. II is represented
at London by the Netherlands Minister
Marie Adelaide. the present Grand
Duchess. was born on June II, 1894 She
was only is years old when she assembled
the throne in February. 1912, succeeding
her father. the Grand Duke Wilhelm. She
is one OF the youngest and most popular
monarchs In Europe. Her accession WAS
made possible By family statute insti-
tuting the succession In the female line
after long litigation beginning In the
reign OF Grand Duke Wilhelm
In August OF last year II was reported
widely In Europe that the young Grand
Duchess was engaged to Prince Henry OF
Bavaria. who is 20 years old and lives at
Munich. He is the son OF the late Prince
Francis Joseph and Captain of the
First Regiment OF heavy cavalry.
Luxembourg is noted for It's natural
beauty and architectural wonders. rival
ing the picturesque parts of the Rhine
II is. however. neglected by tourists prob
ably because II is rather far removed from
the main arteries of travelled Europe.
The castle OF the Grand Duchess Is a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
THINKS FLIGHT POSTPONED.
j. l.. CalIan Ordered to Portugal
From the Azores.
By JOHN T.. CAILNN.

PoNTA DELGApA. tho Azores. Aug. -
I am leaving to-day for Lisbon on orders
from Lieut.. Porte
am confident no night across the ocean
VIII be attempted before next spring. In
the meantime I am going TO try TO interest
the Portuguese Government in military
aeroplanes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
KICK ARMED BANDIT OFF CAR.
Car Men Rout HiEhwayman In Two
Attempted HoIdups.

RED BANK. ". j.. Aug. "a lone high
~ayman attempted TO rob Joseph Ter
wllliger. conductor on Il Monmouth electric
car. early to-day. Although the robber
pulled revolver the conductor and
alotorman Charles Hulse kicked him off
the car.
The highwayman then tried 10 hold UP
the next car, but Conductor George
Hackett and Motorman John Decker
forced him to flee There were no pas
senRcrs on either OF the cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
Woman Cuts Throat, Jumps on Roof
Tn EHOrts tn Die.

Mrs. HIlda Olson. a.. OF 2dco Ia st
Seventeenth street, Shcepshead Bay, whose
husband Oscar. owns n small fleet of
nrhlng boats, trlcd to commit suicide last
right by jumping off the roof OF hor
three story home after cutting her throat
with razor. She landed on the roof
OF a shed on the ground floor and rolled
OF 10 the ground, fracturing both legs
Sac 10 In critical condition In the
Coney Island Hospital, where she was
made q prisoner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
WIVES END JAG LIST HITCH.
Their Clsmor WIN Put Five Hus
bands Under Han To-day,

PiIILIIpsBrRG, y. j., Aug. 2.-Mayor
kneedler, who has been unable to md
thrce men to serve as commissioners 10
es'abUsh Jag list" has been boseechrd
by nve wives TO take immediate action
and place their husbands on the list.
AZ result saloon keepers will b. noti-
Ned Tomorrow to cease selling LIQUOR TO
hve men. One Of these declares that II
the Mayor Places him on the list and h
10 refused drink he will take action to
compel saloon keepers to sell TO him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
U. s. TO PROCLAIM NEUTRALITY.
Announcement Expected to he Is-
sued In Next Few Days.

WAsHrNGToN. Aug. THE state De-
partment has taken under consideration
tn" drafting Of proclamation of the
United States neutrality in the war in
Europe.
1t Is expected that the proclamation will
be issued in the next few days and that
II will follow the usual lines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03

r,. Aug, Martial law has been
RI. 'd IN the German protectorate of
P,, 'i and al foreigners. including
,ss, subjects have been ordered to
h. Irnaus living in Pekin have
b,. m TTng- tau. the German fortified
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03

has always treated us fairly and has used
her good Offices to deter Austria from ag-
Gress!on against us. Besides that the
Kaiser is personally very popular in
Italy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
CAILLAUX REPORTED KILLED.
CnlWcttc's I:-Yenr-OId Son said IN
Have shot ~x-Prrmier,

Npec'h Cdb's bsspdtch "a THE SrN
LoNpoN, Aug "A report was circu.
lated here tonight that the twelve. year
old son Of CASTOR Calmette. editor OF
lie Figaro, who was killed by Nine. Gail.
lauN. had shot and killed ,x-Premler
CaillauX.
The rumor was circulated in Dieppe
and came here from there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03
Russin NobiIi,cs In Fnr East.

iARRiN, Aug. 2.--Th" Russian Go"err.
ment has ordered a moh!lIaa'ea - =
tine forces Ia the Far Fac
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
PRINTINo.

We do not boast Of low prices which
usually coincide with Door quality:
but We know how" to put life,
hustle aud 60 into printed matter.
and that IL what talks loudest and
longest. Honolulu StarBulletin
Job Printing Department, Alakea
St; Branch Office, Merchant street
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

The movies triumphed over the cen
sor at Chicago when Judge TuthIll ~
sued writ Of mandamns permitting
public display Of prohibited aim.
Double rufflas or rnches with the
pinked edges are nsed for trimming
the frOek Of taffeta.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit Territory on Hawaii. AZ
Chambers I'm Probate. u the mat
ter OF the Estate Of Cecil Alfred Whit
AKA. deceased. Order Of Notice of
Hearing Petition for Probate ol WI
A document purporting % be
last VIII and testament Of Cecil AZ
fred Whitaker. deceased. having on
th6 efh day OF May A. d. 1914. been
prosecuted to said Probate Court. and
i petition Tor probate thereof. pray
ing for the Issuance Of letters tesla.
mentafy 20 s. A Donthift having been
filed By said +. A. noufhilt.
4 Is Ordered. that Monday, the 18th
day Of June. a. ID 1914. & ? o'clock
q M. or said day, It the Court Room
|of said Court IN the Judiciary Build
ing il the City and County Of Homo
lulu, be and the same Is hereby ap-
pointed the time and place Tor prov
ing said wiz and hearing said applica-
ton.
BY the Court:
tseaD JOHN MARcATLlN0.
Clerk
Dated Honolulu. May sth. 1914
5s5t May 8 16. -, 80.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

PROPOSALS win be received At he
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Na.
W Department Washin6to1. p. G. ~
til 10 o'clock q nj, June q 1914. and
publicly opened Immediately fhereaI-
ter. to furnish st the naval station,
Pearl Harbor. Hawaii. quantity %
naval supplies. As follows sch. 1868:
Lumber Sch. $3.50 cast-Iron and
galvanized pipe; mapnoIe frames and
covers. gate valves. MIGRANTS. pig lead.
sheet packing electric primers slant
powder. Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desIT'
ed BY number Blank proposals Will
be furnished upon application to the
navy pay office. Honolulu Hawaii. Or
10 the Bureau. T. J. C0WIE. Payues.
ter General, u. s. N. 4zQ-1f
5857-May Is. 81
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office Constructing ouofiefmoeler.
Honoldlu. 7. H. Nay %. 1914 Sealed
Proposals for construction o( three
wings 10 hospital building operating
pavilion. Isolation ward. and barracks
at Department Hospital Fort en1IIef.
r H, will Be received here until u 100
q. M. June 20 1914 and then opened.
Full information % application Major
B. +. Cheatbam. Consl 6 ~
5s6i May u ~ q. IS June -, ~.
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PLuMsER AND TiNsMlTH.

n. Yamamoto plumbing tinsmith, roof
repairing. Experienced men. Best Of
references; work guaranteed King
ODD. South street Telephone 330S.
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DE
JEWELER

Sun Wo, Gold and Silyersmith; ma.
teriaI and work guaranteed. Il not
"a. 1121 Maunakea, nr. Hotel street.
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RIAL ORCHESTRA.

Rial Glee Club furnishes first
class music for any and all occa-
sions. Manager George A. ~ Ke-
koa, Phone 1775, 8 am. to 5 Pm.
>-s.a5 ~ = ~ E57e8-tf =. -. S.. :
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WASHING.

Wo Lung. frst-class laundry; We
guarantee al work: call and lelig
or. Emma, near BeSetania Street
5575-1y.
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CARD cAsEs

business and visiting cards, engraved
or printed. in attractive Russia
leather cases. patent detachable
cards. star-BuIletin Office. 65lD-tf
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HYDRAULIC ENGINEER.

Jas. T. Taylor, 511 stangenwald Bldg
consulting civil & hydraulic engin'r.
k5375-tf.
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ZEE
PAINTER.

8. shiraki. l302 Nuuanu: Tel lls7.
Painting and paperhanging. An work
guaranteed. Bids submitted nee.
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Auto, Motorcycle and Bicycle Tires
vulcanized. Taisho Vulcanizing Co
$50 Merchant, near .Alakea Street
Telephone 1897 s. aaiki. Manager.
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CONTRACTORS.

CONTRACTORS.
yahomizo-Fukumachi Co.general con-
tractors and draying. Smith St opp.
Hawaii Shinpo Sha, Office phone
1856: residence 1867.
CONTRACTOR q PAPERHANcER
f,ontrnrtcr. carpenter, painter and pa.
nerksueer: work guaranteed. T. Old
TeI 1917 Beretania mr.. Alexander.
6PAR.BUILETIN GIVES Y0U
I0DATsS NEWS TO-DAY
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MADElRA .EMsRoIDERx.

e. w. Hnstace, motorcycle repairinI
1851 Young st. Phone 1888.
ssS 5799-1m.
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PLuMsERs.

Plumbing and Timing; prices reason.
able; 1890 Nuuanu ST.
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Dated Honolulu. May sth. 1914.
1851 May 8 l6. -. so
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WASHING AND IRONING.

Work guaranteed reasonable. IAun
dering done wen or money back
Delivery. See Wo, River mr.. Kukui
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Indian hats cieaned good; guaranteed
C. Maldonado, Queen op. BID. Health
6579-1y
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eRooERlEs AND FEED.

Sing 10y Co, Wholesale and retail
dealer IN American and Chinese
groceries, hay. feed, canned goods
of al kinds. Berstahia mr.. AalG
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HAwAIrs MUSIC.

Ernest <. Kaai, 81 Young Bldg, Tel
3es7, teaches vocal and instrumst'l
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REPAIR sHoP.

Matsuhara,s shop, carriage ana Wag
on repairing: King and Robello lans.
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CAFE.

i Boston Cafe. coolest place IN town.
! After the show drop IN. Open day
i and night Bijou theatsr, Hotel sc.
66D9stf
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oLEE cLus.

Kaai Gles Club, 81 Young Bldg. Tel.
s6S7, furnishes music any occasion.
k63S1-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Sale Panama Hat at $40; reduced TO
500. Porto Rico Panama Hats at
$3.50; reduced to S2z5. Leading
Hat Cleaners, 1852 Fort St, Opp.
Convent, Honolulu
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s. Morinaga, harness repairing Of all
kinds; work guaranteed: reason
able; I'll Beretania, mr.. Asia st.
Es@% 6669-1y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-27

This plan and exterior design as illus
trated always appeals TO the person who
desires a well-srranged and convenient
floor plan, together with an exterior Of
massive appearance formed by simple
lines OF roof construction
The floor plans have been designed with
large rooms in every case. together with
all necessary details and arrangement.
that 20 10 make a home complete. The
large living room with fireplace and open
stairway. the bright sunroom with the
double French door. the well arranged
and complete dining room. with the plato
rail and the handy kitchen and combina-
ton stairway are a few features which
make this plan so desirable.
The bedrooms are all large with plenty
OF closet space and arranged conveniently
for the hath, linen closet and stairway
The front bedroom Is a special feature
having ut one end we'll lighted alcove
and opposite a large storage closet
This house has just recently been built
In one Of omRha's prettiest additions
Anyone wishing to see this place or desir-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-27
mixed hogs Prices were quoted as veal,

mixed hogs. Prices were quoted as weak
with yesterdays shipper trade. Some
pretty far lights reached $3.50, but most
OF the shipping sales landed prices thai
were little better than those paid by pack
erB. In a way this was TO be expected as
the quality OF the shipper purchases was
not great deal better than that of the
killers.
Packers opened out slow and during the
earlier rounds acted very indifferent bid
ding all OF dime and In good many
cases lOQlDc lower. With the shippers ana
speculators buying up Just the hogs pack
erB needed, however, trade took on
new aspect, and while the market failed
10 become very lively prizes undoubtedly
showed considerable Improvement tow
ARD the close. On the early trade, with
the killing demands so slack. and one
packer not even bidding. quite a number
OF sales were made that looked right at
dime lower, but with things strengthen
ing later. the hogs sold toward the last
end were not over nickel lower, and in
= Few instances were quoted as Almost
steady. AS will be Understood, the UNI
even markets OF the last three Gays make
the average q very poor indicator OF the
general trade, and II Is a difficult propo-
sition to quote a market on the strength
OF Individual sales. Therefore, while COM
parisons today are far from accurate,
prices are at least weak to as much as
loo lower than Friday.
Most OF the sales landed at $sOoqS. 10
and tops failed TO 30 over $S.jO. The
weeks trade has been far from satisiac-
tory 10 the selling interests, and the
trend of prices has been lower all the
way through, today's trade showing a
decline OF fully SOc as compared with the
close OF last week. On Monday, with the
highest run OF the week, the trade showed
little strength, but with that exception
the market has gone steadily downward
ana the close OF the week finds prices IN
the lowest notch since the big break at
the outset of the big European war.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-27
LUMBER TRADE UNCERTAIN
Wholesale Dealers Find Business
Over State is Scattered.
BUT EXPECT A BETTER TURN
Men In the Business Anticipate Con-
siderable Activity when Crops
Are sold aud Farmers I'm
prove Buildings.

Wholesale lumber dealers are finding
the lumber trade in the stale somewhat
scattered and uncertain. That is, they
say they cannot tell where they are going
to find a good demand for lumber and
where they are not At the present
moment they say they cannot determine
what gauges II. report from an aver
age Nebraska town of less than 1000 in
habitants shows a sale by the local
yards there of 81, 500 worth of lumber In
the month OF August. Another report
from a similar town shows a sale OF $500
worth OF lumber in the same month.
There was no boom in the former town
and no depression in the latter Thus
the demand fluctuetes at this particular
time.
Southern lumber dealers are particularly
anxious to determine what they may look
for in this section In the next six months
or a year. Representatives of the big
southern mills have started making trips
through this section with a view to
gathering prospects and making a re-
port on general conditions OF the lumber
market back to the mills. Some of these
have been on the road for some weeks
beg timing in Louisiana, going through
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas. Nebraska and
on through Iowa and Illinois. The fluc-
tuating and uncertain condition OF the
demand is what they are finding to a
large extent, especially through Nebraska
and Kansas.
Expect Increased Trade.
In spite of the war In Europe however,
lumbermen look for an increased and
steady demand for lumber very soon, as
they hold that the extra money the heavy
crop and increased prices will pour into
the pockets OF the farmers this year is
sure to tell in increased building activity.
Old lumbermen say that when the extra
s57 900 that this years crop Is Yield
ing gets into the pockets of the farmers
of the state they will begin to build the
barns and other outbuildings they have
neglected for some years. At the same
time they hold that when that extra
money begins to clnk in the pockets Of
the farmers nothing can keep the house
wife from having that new house or that
new addition she has been promised for