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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-16
HEADQUARTERS PLEASED.

ity In the battle OF the cause OF right
eousness."
HEADQUARTERS PLEASED.
At state headquarters Saturday the
liveliest satisfaction was expressed
over the prospects for the drive. Re-
ports received from practically every
county in the state during the day In
dictated that the strongest kind Of or
CARNATIONS have been perfected and
that the army of workers for Red
Cross memberships is going "over the
top" in the best Of fighting spirit.
mo quarter will be shown to slack
ers, If any there are" said Chairman
Dewey yesterday. III any citizen of
Idaho manifests a reluctance to join
the Red Cross next week he is going
to have a very uncomfortable time. But
1 cannot believe any reluctance will
be manifested. Our people are as pa
triotic as any people on EARTH They
realize the value Of the Red Cross and
they are going to show the boys they
have sent to the front that they are
willing to meet any calls that may be
made upon them.
IF we fail to support the Red Cross
there may come time. unthinkable
though 1t may seem, when we will
have to stagger along under an iron
one. Those who have already Joined
the organization should by all means
take out one new membership to ex-
pire on Christmas 1918. And as many
as can possibly do so should take out
memberships for the men In the
trenches. In cases you know nobody
to whom you would like to send a
membership. the state committee will
be glad to supply the names.
my prediction is that every voter
in Idaho will be a member of the Red
Cross by Christmas eve. We will not
be satisfied with any less"
INSTRUCTIONS TO WORKERS.
A. r. Cruzen, chairman of the Ada
county committee, was busy all day
yesterday and until late last night
giving final instructions to his work
ers, issuing supplies and perfecting the
final details. Mr.. Cruzen has an army
of 400 patriotic and intelligent men
and women who will see to it that
every precinct is thoroughly can
vassed and that every voter. at least
in the county. is given an opportunity
to Join the Red Cross.
| Mr.. Cruzen urges everybody to join
early and as often as possible. but
those who are not wearing Red Cross
buttons or badges or are unable to
produce a membership receipt will be
solicited until they either join or leave
the country. TT would be better for
those people who don't join quickly"
said Mr.. Cruzen, that they tie some
thing heavy around their necks and
jump into the cold waters of the Boise
river for we are terribly in earnest in
this drive and we are going to put
every voters name on the Red Cross
roll Of honor or know the reason why"
J. H. GIBSON, campaign manager for
the state, was thoroughly optimistic
last night. 1.-THE work of preliminary
organization has been hard" said he,
but 1t has a great compensating fea-
ture in the loyal response with which
the state committee has met from all
over the state. My Judgment is that
the drive is going to be tremendous
success.
| IT do not believe there Is an adult
in Idaho who, If given the opportunity.
will not take out dollar membership
in the Red Cross. certainly have
that much faith in the patriotism of
our people,"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-16

See our cline of solid GOLD cavaliers
and cameo brooches at any price you
may choose. Hitchcock. jeweler, 92s
Main. Open evenings.-Adv. D24
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-16

done for the sake OF suffering human
ity in the battle Of the cause of right
eousness."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-16

and in a way Misrepresentation as the
parents may belong to one church of
a different denomination from the
school the boy attends; the church to
which the parents belong would be in
clined to put their son on their flag,
and the school where he attends would
want him on their flag; some even go
so far as to put on the service flag
the star for grand sons and that is
rather far fetched especially when
they do not belong to any school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
EXPLAIN BELT Line

Before n luncheon Friday. OF the
members OF the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce and Commercial Club.
held I'm the rooms OF the old Com
mercinl Club In the Arcade build
ing. Judge F. V. Brown. general
Western counsel OF tho Great
Northern railroad. and r. NJ.
Calklns. manager OF the c. M. a.
st. y. railroad, explained the ter
minal belt line proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
ID 0RcH NOTICE
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL TRUTH

REV. BERTHA
NELSON
VIII lecture Sun
day evening at
s. 90 O'Clock at
1904 Fourth ave.
Topic: 20 Savior
Tell My LDyini
Mother | VIII II,
There"
Following mes
sages from the
beyond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28

NINE. MONA

c1airvoyant. phrenoioEfst and card read
sr WIN tell you ~ the one you tore
IL trua or false tell you when or whom
you Will marry; IN fact, sha viii tell
you every heps. fear or ambition bet
ter than you can tell Il yoursslf. Nd
vice on business. speculation. invest
ment. love, marriage. divorce. reunits
the separated and cause speedy mar
fisae with the one % your choice. the
sserst - power ana personal infiuen nee
how 70 win Ia business. love. health
and all affairs MAKE NJ mistake whom
seeking the advice % cialrvayant or
paimisi ~ pays 20 consult the best
As seer % things hidden TO man or
woman. Nine Mona has no equal
Many profess tho rift 81 cihirvoTant
tot few. indeed. are 80 gifted. one
visit 70 n genuine Egyptian scientist
will repay you for many dissppoiut.
msnts Hotel Darlington. asa Second
avs, 10 n m. 20 Z p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28

AID WELCOME
Test Circle following the meeting
by the Pastor.
Private Consultation Daily.
1904 Fourth Ave and Pine st
FIRST SPIRITUAL sCfESCE CHURCH.
CarpsntsrH' Hall. 1890 Fourth ave.
near Pine st. Conference at g. 80 p m.
Lecture 7:sS y. m. followed by mes
saKsa: subject. "pbarEaion and what
the Cause OF II Circle after lecture.
All welcome. Rev. Mrs. Burdiek.
Pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GnEkTE4r ErfFrfAS
rtnENOtp0tkr Cf.AfuNOrASr
AM MEDIUM

WORLDS GnEkTEar ErYPTfAS
ttRENoLooIkr. ct.AtHvoYAsr
kSp MEDIUM
Guarantees % rad your sntifs iifr. past.
present snf failure gives true advice
On business love. h~aiih and family
sffatgs tells tho name 10 ypar future
husband or wits. ana shat 10 d. 70 -
suecsssfui tn life: tells you What bust
ness IL most lucky fer ysu and What
part % the worid vii 10 more sue
eessfsi for you. advises how 90 EAin
ard hold e Rood pesitions she tells "
the one yea love - true or fal.s. and
causes speedy marriage wtth the zoe
81 your rhatrs. bgiurs th~ separated
tsrrfhsrs makes happiness hsfwesn
mar and wife. she tells yoa the secrets
% hsln9 happy and successful In any
thinE you take In hand. her advice
wut remove ali obstacles ard evil in-
fIu-nrs one Welt - NafAw Nellie
viii repay you f1f disappaintausnta IN
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70 charges special rsadinEs 50 cents
Hotel rfs soam q 1891 second ave.
corner Pine - DAILY ard SUNDAY.
actENTfrtc rffuEsoiodtar
This famous phrenoinNtst reads feur sn-
tire life. iust "a this head Indicates
gives you dates. facts. tells you what
has passed IN life. what IL happening
without asktng a single question. She
dosa not tell things T. please. bot reads
things just as the head Indicates. tells
you what planets sou were born undsr.
the lucky and unluckY planets. when
and whom you viii marry settles ana
explains love. family troubles. mar.
risKsa. divorce. health. business. isv
suits speruiattone. inNcetnsnts
transactions Of all kinds: In fact. no
matter what your hope. fssr or smbi-
tion. come TO this noted phrcuoioEisl
and find help. There IL no need for
anyone to be unsncceAafui Her advice
removes all trouble she guarantees
satisfaction ar no charge Her readings
sfs strictly confidential Gail and con
suit her. Special readings for one week
only, SOC. Hours. a m. 70 .. n.
Room ~ Aniisrs Hotel. Fourth and
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28

GERMAN
The greatest PIANIST and olairvoyant tho
world has ever produced. The man
who sstorished Europe with his won
derful I-IdietiOns, who has read the
hands OF kings ana queens and nobll-
ity OF Europe. ~ now IN Seattle. and
will give readings at his private reHl-
dence. Does It interest you &c know
whom and when you Will marry. now
20 be lucky In love and business. and
succeasful IN all affairs OF iife7 Then
zee this great man at once. Headings
D. appointment Address $500 First
ave n W. Phone Ballard 1929.
Hours weekdays. 7.3O p. m, TO II y. m.
SUNDAYS. n a. m. to II y. m.
FREE TESTS MIME. AbELtNE. PALM
lat. cards, returned. 20ibh First ave.
Main GtGT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
MADAM JENETTEI

GREAT EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGlST AND MEDIUM
one who can actually toll you what you
want Co knev without asking single
question, Gives true advice how 20
gain success In business and family az
fairs. courtHhip Ans marriages. tells
you what business 10 most lucky foe
you. and what part ~ the world viii
be more auresestul fer you. advises no"
80 gain ana hold n good position. She
, tells " tho one you love IL true or false
slvss tho name % Youf future husband
o. wife. and causes speedy marriage
with tho one % your choice brings the
separated together makes happiness
between man and wife. The madam
can advise YOU how 90 avoid all bad
luck aud trouble. and cause sou %
have good luck and success IN anything
you take In hand This lady does not
tell to please you. but gives only truth
fui advice you can depend on. one
visit 90 bss. Will repay you for many
dtsappointmsnts In others. This Is
the tnsdAms first time IN Seattle Hai-
tafaefion guaranteed. or no charges
Special readings so cents. for two
weeks only. Hotel Green. Fourth and
i'ths. room -, Pike 81. entrance.
Hours. . 20 20. daily and Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28

Get well the
safest and quick :
est way.
Tho treatment
for those who want
the best by every
test.
Permanent bet
termont for every
case OF low vital
ity and all weak
nesaeH 18th year.
Consultation Froe-
Dir. MACY
siitg second Ave.
g03-5 Eplcr Bidg.
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Consult Madam Leslie


Egyptian ahfvnoioFist and medium. one
who can actually tell you what you
want 10 know without asking = single
question. Gives advice how 20 gain
success In business and family affairs.
eouriAhip and marriages; tells you
what business 10 most lucky for you.
and what part Of the world viii hs
mere successful for you advises hos 90
ssin and held a coed position She tells
" the one you love ts true o. fAlsT
gives the name 81 youf future husband
o. wife. and causes speedy marriage
with tho ope OF your choice brings the
separated together makes happiness
between man and wife The madam
can advise how 70 avoid all had tuck
and sNu influence and trouble. and
cause you 90 have good luck and sue
cess In anythinE you take la hand THIS
isdy does not tell 20 please you. but
gives only truthful advice you can do
psnd on. ons visit 20 bee, viii repay
you for nsAnT appointments IN 9th
srs This IL the EnAdsu's first time In
Seattle. aattafartion guaranteed or no
charges. Special readings 20 eentA fos
twt- weeks only Hstsi Norris. room ,.
ttEta Third. between unian and Pike
fteurn. 60 Z 20. daily and sunday.
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MADAM VICTORIA
WORLDS GREATEST

Cisirvoyant. phrenologist. guarantees 70
read your entire life. give true advice
on business. love, health and family
sffaIrH. and what TO do TO bo success
IN ilfo. one Wait will pay YOU for your
many dlsappointmonts In others. Hhe
will remove all obstacles ana tell you
how to win and hold tho one YOU de-
sire. Special readings SOC. Daily and
sunday Room "a Abbott Hotel. over
owl drug store. 305n Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
<s-miscELIANEous FOR SALE

SASH AND DOORS
xanufr ctursa IN our own fniIi and soia
at factory prices We ship TO snyon.
anywhere. one price 70 everybody
Prompt shipments Safe delivery 70
destination guaranteed. our BIG a.
iustrhtsd ca,si9Eue 80 ~ mailed free.
postpaid. on receipt % rsgusE-.
s-cros.-pauri doors. No. 1 .....fiss
Craftsman bungalow doors ...... t.Sa
ons-pansi a-piy veneer doors -, 21b
French doors. rs lights ....-.... 100
Screen doors. 2-srs-e. Ealvanizsd
wiz. ................... Lso
Standard Slight windows. from. 1 rs up
fsi0 t-iiEht sash .............. 81
tsxisr3s spruce flour bins ...... $50
Drain boards. 7orfs .........s.. rs
williams Gold seal" MIXED
paints. per gallon ............ 7se
Frames. raouldinEs. bgilders hardware.
mill work.
o. n. WILLIAMS CO
1915 First Ave. y Seattle. wash
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MALE HELP WANTED
wanted from
800 to SIS 90
cash paid
{ 900
SuD T S
MAIN 5sas
1917 PIKE
1904 FIRST


1911 PIKE bP
1904 FIRST MIKE COHEN
MIN WANTED TO MAKE TOY s0fs.
dtrfs, war noNvtties. patriotic rmhlrma.
either ON small or large scale. War
stopped importation; enormous de-
mendi greatest future IN toy Industry.
We buy eNsNthtnE all year ipiT. isis.
1919. 1859. paytug from iaeo Go tas 90,
Tools or experience unnecessary, Cast
tina Form outftt 81 20 up. producing toe
every hour nookiet, Information free
ToN Soldier Manufacturing Co. d,
.SS S,ss saSsys; Nsw ISJs
39-MAlE SITUATION WANTED
YOUNG Man. WITH IEARg TX.
perience as clerk IN bank, wants pos'-
ton can Give Heed references Guy
Harrington. New Richmond Hotel
bdHr LABOR. ANY KIND. wAre1t-
man rr~fctredg references given. moral
and Siasnoial raene Main Eel
81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED = WOMEN GOVERNMENT
llfc iehs, Pleasant work. so month.
Write immediately for list positions
open. Franklin Institute. Dept I,i-a.
neesss,sr, \ ,I,..ooooo>oDo>>>,.
80 AGENTS WANTED
ANfNts@ tAittNEN MADE $3.50 IN
two hours selling our transfer initials
and patriotic .mblemH Applied 10
automobiles IN 10 minutes, 81 80 profit
on si,te order. write quick FOR fam
plss. Auto Accessories &c. iigT Ad-
vertt.er- mag. Dayton. u
-~~N~~N~~~eN~~r~fNA~fNe~e NaNas~@>~~~N~sNN~N~~N
81 Statesmen WANTED
WANTED = sAf.EsMES TO cARKY
fancy line OF meas nsckwcar In con-
nsctton with another line % merchsn.
dlse not conflicting. Ia Washington
Liberal commissions HiEh grad.
iine. nox hs. Waterloo. Iowa.
SIDE line MEMO You WANT A
real ona that ore order a day will pay
yea ss.oer Ne samples to carry.
Something new. Write today Can.
field Mfg Co. SOS HiEsl st. chicago.
III.
WANTED = sAt.EsMAS no CARRY
hiEh-eias@ side line Tor small towns
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HOTELS AND
APARTM ENT S

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
nR y. ~ IREEH- PHYstCIAN AND
surgeon. rsnitp-urinary and rectal dis
Eases Traders Hiock. corner Third
ave snf Marion at Hours m. 20
. m evening" 90 .. sundays ie
70 ~ Phone riiiau TIA.
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ZELLDo -- CLAGRVOYANT SPECIAL
readings 90 cents. Try my foot ease.
20 cents. G2f Unlon.
SEER HEADINGs SELECT AND PRI-
vats advice on oil affairs, by appoint
msut only. Phone West 37SJ.
PROFEssOR swEETzER. sEATTLE's
greatest medium. viii locate anything.
1af Howard ave, N.
MADAM KATHRYN = WONDERFUL
trance reader. 100. ioSh Pike. FL
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At WSIP PRICE

AT HALF PRICE
efse-oSIY 1850 for t-acre tracts D
tween suunyaai. and SEATTLE, sioee ="
hrsek road. onS-ftfth down. eAlanc',
easy sennei stores and hgs hue. II
yea want one, act quickly,
CALHOUN. DENNY A EwtNo
Settle 700 Alaska pidG. Maia li's'
IMPROVED IL ACRES. NEAR LIVE
town and Pacific highway has trout
stream. neat buildings; orchard hAr-
rain VIII consider small residence
or roornlnx hou.s as part payment.
Geo. Jausiin. Maryssiile. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
CHINESE MEDICINE
CMINEsN MrsNicINF

CHINESE arrfcr~r
N Noa Have Besn
Dsetarinr without Re
saIt for Neere See Me
ard Investigate nay
remedies.
The most n'ss'ins's
cases % asthma. rhsu-
rnatiasn and nervous
|. disorders have been
treated suecssasuily.
Constipation. estarrh
and disorders Of the
bladder. akin and
stomach. as well ar
appendicitis. are re-
iisVed ~ttbou, opsrs.
ton. hy advice 10
free.
xV@E RVMrDy 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28

misunderstanding
We repeat we have
no objection to our
employees forming or
belonging to a union
Of their own, and will
deal with such union
oremployes represent
ing it.
We do object to the
Amalgamated Associ-
alton Of Street and
Electric Railway En-
ployes of America or
any utilization there
with, because of it's
long record of bad
faith and broken
agreements, disas-
trous alike to the pub
lie, the ernploye and
the Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-28
81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
AGENTS WANTED
~ sAIFswFN wANTrD

real ons that one order a day will pay
yea ss.oef Ne samples to carry.
Something new Write to-day. Can.
field Mfg, Co. ses steel st. chicago.
Ill
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y. vow cUfNE>E EEMTpv co.
Us rs.lsr Msy. rhsns N.,n , tsss,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

Paauilo, Hawaii, April 3, 1871.
Editor Honolulu r-Bulletin,
Sir: In this agricultnrfng business /
have learned that We must keep our
lines straight so that when, We plant
it will look good. have cleaned the
grass in my garden then / burned
them. | next dug the ground so as
to make the soil softer. After this
made my path, then the rows were
laid out in proper condition. L have
also learned that We must weed and
water the plants often Before plant.
ing We must have some fertilizer to
make the soil fertile. - = ~
One great point that this agricul.
turing business teaches US Is that 1t
gives us some method of planting
vegetables later on. IS"
if We don't learn any lessons from
this business when We grow up to be
men we will not know very much.
For myself I, have learned great
deal $3.50. go =, Sc -
Yours truly, :..*
NAVAL KOOLANI.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

About one,half of the crop has been
ground on the south side, according
to sugar men from that section. Esti-
mates made early in the crop year
were that the mills on that side of the
island would make in the neighbor.
hood of $4,000 tons Of sugar. judging
from reports received from a number
OF the mills il is probable that this
section has already made close on to
100000 tons of sugar.
Central Triunfo, at Eaguabo, a new
3OO-ton mill, is scheduled to commence
grinding this week. somewhat behind
its original schedule. Delays have
been due to the slow delivery of ma
chinery, as we'll aS recent labor
troubles
Frank A. Dillingham;. president Of
Guanica Centrale. arrived in Porto
Rico last week and is expected to re.
main in the West Indies for six weeks
or more. A few days after arriving
here he started on TIP to the COM
Pany's La Romano estate in San Do
mingo, where q new mill is to be erect
ed in time to grind the 1918 crop if
Eossible.-tFacts About Sugar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
PORTO RICO HAS
END OF TROUBLE

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March IL
The Fajardo strike was settled the
first of this week, practically on the
basis demanded by the workers. With
the one exception of a new strike
which started this week at Central
Juanita, near Bayamon, no labor
troubles, at any of the centrals, exist
at present
The longshrremen on the water
front, however, at San Juan have
struck again this week. The steam
ship companies have given shippers
notice that thev will except no goods
for Shipment except at the shippers
risk. This condition has practically
prevented the continuation of sugar
shipments from this port during the
week. 1t is believed here that a settle
ment of the controversy viii be speed
lily reached and that the tie.up of ship
ments will be of short duration.
Dry Weather Continues
On the south side Of the island ex-
tremely dry weather continues. There
has not been a heavy rain in portions
of this district since late last Novem-
ber, .ss7-g~-. - .r--.. s.. ~. H.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14

sTAR-8uLLETIN GIVES YOU
TooAY's NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
PAUL FERRElRA SENDS .
CLOSING kAPAlA LETTER

Kapaia. Kauai. April 10, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Dear Sir:-Now ISL kell you about
my Home Garden Contest" have
had from Jan. to March 81, 1917. .
First, my garden is 80 by So inches,
not including the paths. 1t is divided
into eight and four paths. plant
ed parsnips, but / didn't succeed,
and planted later Japanese cabbage.
The rest are beets, carrots, lettuce,
turnips, parsley 1.-TWO yarieties) and
American Flag leek T..
watered my garden every after
noon when dry days and pulled weeds.
First letter written on January rs,
1917, and February my best drawing
and the first sent to the Star ulle-
tin.
Cloudy weather began and followed
a very heavy storm. My vegetables
dying on account of too much of rain.
transplanted lettuce and japanese
cabbage on the week of March "a.
Many grass-hoprers found in tur-
nips. Japanese cabbage and parsley.
have sold vegetables and planted
seeds on an upper piece OF land #. X
5 IT., and beans and japanese cabbage.
i have Irish potatoes and tomatoes
planted. r..
Closing my last letter, am,
Yours truly,
81 PAUL FERREIRA.
Up. Sci like to see a beautiful green
garden more than heaps OF treasures.
A beautiful green garden delights me
and encourages me- love to see a
garden with green vegetables like that
ofRabbages. carrots, beetss beans, po-
tatDes, corn, tomatoes, peas, turnips,
parsley, ETC.. growing beautiful I
think over and over how vegetable
can grow rapidly and be so green. Its
a wonderful thing, a vegetable.
hope the Star-Bulletin will have
another contest in potato and corr
growing soon.
! am waiting for the judges to an,
nounce who viii get the prizes.
PAUL.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
Teacher FINDS
CONTEST HELPS
IN COMPOSITION
Paauilo. Hawaii. April 9. 1871

Paauilo. Hawaii. April 9, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star: Bulletin,
Sir: You have heard very little
from US as I've only sent letters
enough to comply with the rules, but
have had scores written. find a
great improvement In the composition
but still there is room for much more.
am sending you some today which
are a fair sample of those given in.
They contain some facts necessary for
Judge to know. g.. .:>.
Since the judges were here We have
had soTe rain which has done our
garden a lot of good Everything is
growing splendidly now and we really
have good garden. -.
Yours in haste,
S. A.. .CLIFFE. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-14
LETTER OF FIRST
Prize winner IN
HOME GARDENING

Here Is a letter from the first prize
winner In the Home Garden Contest
on the island Of Oahu, Wo Kin Sun, or
Wo Kin Sunk Look, OF Kahuku, He
had q very fine garden in spite Of the
handicaps he mentions here, and IL
there had been a better market for
his vegetables would have sold many
more. -:
Kahuku. Oahu, April 10, 1917
Editor Honolulu Star.Bulletin.
Dear Sir: This is. my last letter to
you. am telling you about my gar
den. ~ a
The weather is very dry and windy.
so have to water my plants cvefy
morning and afternoon. .... -
! Loot Let OF money on the Japanese
cabbage, because they are all dis
eased. made only thirty-fiye cents
from two beds OF cabbage. The rest
Of the cabbage pulled and threw it
away snd planted sweet potato on
these two beds. The beet, carrot and
beans are also diseased.
Many chickens and ducks always
come in my garden On the 4th Of
April a buffalo came in my garden.
When | went in my garden saw the
animal on one OF the corner Of my
garden. tied the animal with a vine
near pig pen. A Japanese came in
my garden and he told me that he own,
ed the animal. told him that he may
take the animal, and he thanked me
very much. - /.
Yours truly, r
- ~ W0 KIN SUN.