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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
8eAebne anS 9abtpn.

- ginbre6er, tpelde in bic 6. e
8. gabniiationen In Bellevue unb
Dapton eingebrunseu tparen, fdblen
In geGleoue etne Auantitdt Gal5 uno
IN Canton Scden. Die Doli5ei glaubt,
bab balbirii6iise 9urfHen bis eins
briife ausgsfiibrt batten-
3um geiten bes DaptcH giblios
fbeffpnbs finbet bei!e 4benb I'M prins
ceb Sbealer cine 0orfte1rurs itatt.
- Der Dan,ensSilfstorps bes Soc
Scpter gpiisn bon Dapton 8. u R.
iptrb beite Ra6miitag TN 6aiIfe Der
berbli6enen S6peffer yrau 9a4ler
einen Srauersoitesbienit abhalten.
- Georse Gabriel, "a. BON 90. 123
8. Qloenue, Dopton, III seiterh Hahs
mtttag om 6er5ihlas pi6sli4 scitor'
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Auf Oct Stdttc Oer
Ocrm1fullg.
SunSerijebu Wobnitatten lat Der
Stur,upino am Sonntas gbenS
beidjiaist nnb gum 5beil
5eritbrt.

Sds Iriimmerfelb. - IS lpar qeitern
bds 3isl elmer unabTe4barsn Mens
f6enmenge. = Mie bic Winbsbraut
gehauit bat. = Guf Der alten
Smitbf9en Seimitatt. ipurbe Der
8aumbeitanb bsrnidtst. = Gin
g(nblid bes 8rauens getpdbrt bic
Grace Qpenue. - M0bslipagen I'M
mitten Der Sriimmsrbaufen. -
Gnttpur5elte Bdume unb perfaulte
Selesrdpbenpfd6le berOouftdnbisten
bas Wert Der 3eritDrung. Der
6eiammti6aben tpirb ouf cine babe
waaiOn sefddBt. = gsrfhiebsns
Geute perlieren ibrs sefammte Sas
be. - 5pbe part guiineb Stub
leitet Silisattion Elm unb 8iirgers
meiiter pudta briidt ben @ef9ds
bigten Namens Der giirger iein
Tlitseflbl aus. = Die 3abl Der
SOoten lit nidt seitiessn. - Die
S4iperberIebten bdben 2lusii6t auf
Geneiung. - Cine 2iite Der i'm 0its
li4eH StabtDisrtel bejadbistsn
WObnitdttsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

bss 10<iabrigen Gilbert ge[l bon Belle
pue 3eusnib absslest bate. Der
anabe mar i'm Staats sSnftitut fir
glObiinnige untsrsebradt unb dnsebs
liH mibbanbeIt iporben. 2lfs bic 9eis
DIE in gelleDue eintraf, fparen Wlsrts
male, fpelHe auf MibbanbNng ffliez
BEN lieben. an bsrielben entbedt. Jrau
Haiion tDirb an ben @ouberneur bss
rfHten, bob iie bsi einem 8eTud bes
eripdbnten Jnitituts folgenbe gntbes
dung gema4t bate: sSn einerf 3immer
80 Bel 70 CUB ipurben $50 anaben
untergebradt. Sn einem dI6nli6en
Simmer iperbsn so Wadb4en unb i'm
4rdnten3inmer S4lpinbfii6tige be-
berbergt. Inter bieisn befinbet ii9
aud Elm 5obIii6tiser. Der Gountps
antpalt Blaine Mc9ausblin, fusl6er
elei6falls BEL Der, bon Der Staatss
aontrollbeborbe sefiibrten unterIus
dung 3euaniB abgelegt unb bei6tpos
rene idriftli4e 2lusiagen untsrbreitet
bate, srtldrte gefterH bem 9srifter>
iiatter biefes 9lattes, bag burh cine
sWeibpai6erei" ipabrI6einlitb Der
jail unterbriidt psrben tpiirbs. Was
aber aud bas Rsfultat fein m0se,
einss lei ssipib. bab Sniaffen, tpsl6e
bon Campbell SO. na9 Der g(nitalt
gei4idt fperben, in 3utunft nit sr6s
berer Sorgfdlt behanbelt tperben mir
ben. mas ipirb aus ben anbsren llne
gliidli9en?
- Der bsutiaameritaniI6e 0as
men5lpeig bdlt am nGditen Ulittpo9,
ben IA. Mdr3, Nadmittass lin bal6
5ipei llbr cine ipidtiss 8erfammluns
i'm Saufe BON ssrau 56ea Stabl, GOA
Sit 5ront strabe, ob, IN ipel6er
pt6tigs @sf9dfte erlebist perbsn.
Wlit Der @sriammlung III Elm seniitb@
Iiher gu6rs perbunben.
= gsitstitel 8erdnberuneen: -
Gli3abetb Sille an gtobert 2utton,
sine Got 80 bsi 10 SUB an Der Glib
oitede Der Sedften uub glba StraBe
IN Dagton 5u 81.
- 5eiratbsitsine. - Wsrril 6.
go5enbarb. 25, unb afmp Shroper,
%, beios Don 9apton, 8. - gbtparo
WalInes Gr., %, Don Cincinnati, uno
Wiap gotteria, q, BON 3ebauon.
= Otto 8olff pirb am 19. b. Wts.
iibsr Die gte6tsgiiltistsit Der Snitias
tine Strabenbabn SrbinGrB ents
i9siben.
- Sn Der Gfnse bon Warb gnslcu,
Ha6ldbpertpalterin Der 5interla1en'
f9aft bes g. Gnslsn gegen 5. gnslen.
in fpel5er Inn bic SiIiirung zines Be-
fistitels na6ssiuft purbe. tuies Der
SpSialrihier Usat Serolb bas 9efu9
ab. - Der syarbise Staep Gibbs
ipurbe pesen Sdiebeus auf feinen
RaiiegenoFen Weofe Saubsrs gu $50
Celebrate berrirtbeilt.
- Sm Gtreliitg.ridt fuarbe ssfern
bon benz granb Central gaupersin
asgen Carrie u. Gbur9 u. u. cine
Sldge auf 3abIuns etur Note gum
Don S1029 einsrsidt. - Die
Gable giano Go. pertlaste Warp
Goot auf 3dbluns elmer Note gum gea
TRACE Don S225. 3uslsi6 tpirb um ben
bes pianos na9seIu9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Gpbimgtcn.

Die Gopinstoner Cffiee fiir oas
,Giueiuuatier golfsb!att1 befinet
iid in bem UebanSe Der E:oples
Gapinss ganf & Srnit Co., z &eft
eedite Strase. an5sisen Wihbei'
Imnsen anb gsitelluussu irsenb iusl'
der 9lrt iperSen bis ueuu llbr Abtnos
baielbjt entsesengeuommen. Ieie'
pbeu Goutb 1884.
Sn Der @eriammlung ks
Dettf9s glmeritaniiGen Jrausn5tpei,
ses, ipeIdbe tiirSlit in b<r Wobnlng
ber Graa S4pmann unter bem Dor,
iib ber prdIbentin Jrau Senrisita
Fnupfr nnb Der prototolljiibriIuS Der
SttretGriu Grau Sbeo Stab t.atts
fonb, ipurbe cine Ginlabuus oes Gin
einnatier 0omeuoipeisss ,u feinem
ON %. Wldr3 IN Der De,ititen alubs
bale itaitiinbsnben Stiftungsfsit nsrs
Iejen unb btjdlofen. iid rs9t sabls
reid baran 3u betbeiligsn. Gin G4r.is
ben bes Uorfibenben bes NationaIsn
SiIfsausf4njIes. Germ Sobn ajaris.
ipurbe oerlcien, tn bem bdrauf aif.
mertfam seula4t tDirb. bab man In
ber 2olIsitiruns bon Gtibern fiir bic
Rrisgsnotbkibenbsu ni9t erlabmsn
foIe unb fortfabreu m6se, IN biefem
2kbesperte. gs tpurbe befhloKrs
bemsemdB gu baubeln Die Drausn
MGbmeper unb Stabl tpurben auto.
riItrt Biz CUR nd@iten 1erIainmliins
100 Dereinsdbseidfn onauf9affen.
RAD Der wrfaniuliung fanb Elm sts
aiitbIifes aaffsetrdn54en f0it, Su
ipelhsm bic Gaitgebertn Grcu Sdsp.
mann Selisq.sa Asaes Ans aGiiis|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Fred. A. Erschell,
Peiheubeifatter nnb Ginbaiiamirer
"a. yora Str, Wewport, ,ap.,
1sIsobon: eout5 IS unb Conn 2eso.
eIeyanbria Cffies: Gtlann 657 . ..
rfit5isfie gtrsaHslunsrn
hsy Qfippsrt eiabt QommiiYHye.
-. IN mxx, fat-

Ger Tarpcrt matb Der etabt.stommti'are
btsit am coteen 1attuu inter BEN Sorft pes
ag1aors ntntraiioH eins epsIialfBuns ab. ar.
tpefenb pareH Die aomniifidrs Gber, Seruinn,
Dleqrsa iirb Rieienberg
Cine Reioiutiou tpiirbe drperommel,. ncrn4
Der giriaufsaaent beauitroot rpirh. aupeooe tiir
bic eieferiIYiq uuh ons geaeH bon einoieum. FIT
bic ftdbtif6sH Offices bsltinrnrt. snteeasHstS
nstnIer.
Cine Hefointicn fpurbe drpencuru,sIf, houn9
or ben ncuruifidr Sofepb Sermau, lnter tsinss
SaihI snm getrage ben s625 ca;stssablt fpsps
ber fon
Gin gtrtrua rurte dnnerorrrer. ipouan ber
acrtra.t fns hs lirtsrfrnnra Der ftnbhtner
VS.itber bro 1919 an bsu cffertenfteIIer. fpsIher
bas rtsbrians ausebot e.Hgneiti eat, S1GsbsH
iperber fnu.
Sisraih 9ertasuls.
gtieairt: u si6ar aofS. RscorSsf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
.clst, lanlat babt i'm uisDtt
arbtitsid5ig semadt.
Gineinnaricr Ylann, einit bernnter'
ocarodleu fsbri sn ieiner Se.
idJiitianns smriif.
eem slppetit fat iid iuieOer einsciteat.
Jiillt i'd, mic ct iasi,briier ais lett
Sabren.

Serr Soiepa 6. eeonarb, go. 2 Oit
McUliden QDe.. IN nun, bant BEN
9anIoc. imitance. tpteber 5u urbsiten.
Dor ilirser 3sit mar er 10 beruntsrs
eebrrfel, bab er bic 9lrbeit sinIteIlen
muBte; absr jsbi fiiblt er ii9, ipie sr
iaat, bsTer als is. 8ei ieiner Be
idrsibnna, mag 9anlae fiir i'm t5at,
fasis iDsrr geouarb:
sd litt on MdsenbeIdtperben.
Ila6 jsbsr Wabl5sit biIbsten iid @aie,
bic mir glabunsen oeruria4tsn. Wein
appetit psrlpr ii4 gang unb i6 ideuts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Neippprt

- Trnu Charles 8. gfuifon, Ord
fibeutin Der Campbell 60. SumdHis
tdts OeItIgdaft, III npn Trmtffort sue
EiidGeiabzt pn4br, y to ben Gag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13


5arrb 9. Sabrs, 1903 Grace 4be.
CHARLES 2amb, 1920 Grace Qbs.
8. 8. 2inOYep, 1862 Grace @bs.
Sbos ". HuiIeq, Grace unb S6Ier.
batorb 9tbenue.
u. U. 2(rbribee. 1877 @ruce Qtbe.
@rtRur Belmont, 1929 @race 2lbe.
Geo. SO. Snpber, 1920 @race @be.
gbron g. Npbman, 1880 Grace.
Brdu 2olttfe gefttn, 1925 Grace.
g(rt6ur Pulrer, 1927 Grace Qbe.
Cinnamon 2lpenue.
gtObert SeHntng's 2aben, 3108
Cinnamon.
Sorace Wlann S9ule. Cinnamon
uno Satrfar.
ObferDatorp @benue.
ct. Ggan, 1925 Sbferpatorp 2tps.
SO. ". 9antin, SbferOatOrp unb
2tnfppoo @Denue.
D}t. apotout IN. 6. Stride, Sbiers
batorb unb Grace &benue.
6. I. QrIine, 1888 SbIerpatprD.
S. u. Deiler, 1891 S6isrbatorp.
6. 81. Wc0onalb, 1895 SbierDas
torn 2(benue.
81. 8. Jabneftof, 3001 SbTerpatorb.
g. s. 2anbman, 1929 Obieroatprb.
8. Z. Gbparbs, 3O87 SbferbatorD
80. 6. 6ubfor, BOAT Obferpatprp.
8. .. 9isrtes, BOOB SbiernatDrb.
@rieF@beuue.
Sames M. WacGartp, @rteit nHb
Sipeeb &OeHue.
q. 6. Warb, 2944 @rieit @oe.
sSrol Gtta 9pe, 2940 @rieit QDe,
fyrau Doltsr Bennett, 9rteit uHD
Grace Qbenue.
So. 9. Barr, 1850 @rtsTt QlDsnue.
eyrau Mar9 Sdtottman, 9rieF uno
Delta.
gBifiam @e6er, 3048 Srieft @pe.
Brof. Glftott DopeQ, @rieit uno
gor6ett.
Srau G6it6 gsttft, @rteff untb
gpr6ett.
igrou .5arrp gOrbett, 9rteif unb
gprbett.
2inppob 9lperue.
G6os. SeTfinq, 1880 2irtppob @De.
e1enrh q Gihfpr 2873 2trtfpopD.
sRubert glepbatl, 2976 2tnipppb IO.
SO. .. @ru6sr, 2inipoOb unb Wtons
teit6 gpenue.
Wt9tgan @berue.
g. 20. Sgrepboff, 1885 Mi9iaan.
Souqb gdtes, 1899 W1i6igun GDe,
Wa. 6. Deftpn, 1893 wetdtgnn GOe.
8alter 3ing. 1878 Wdfigun gDe.
Or. Q(rtbur 6. Ssrroro, 1858 DO.
gbarles gi6ols, 1888 Ti6tsGrt.
gafern @oerue.
Wilinm genn, 57o6 gaifern Gne.
Glarence q. genn, 1878 Gaffern.
=. g. S6eis, 1865 Gafferu 9lOenue.
Trau Sarcourt, 5378 eaftern gos.
Mabifon gtpab.
Georgian serracs, MobtTon Rnab.
Togue 9lperue
sobn &oB. 2023 gogue Goeatie.
SO WsiumtIoeHue
Ora Ra6om, 1922 @ianti Mper1re
ssrut s5obn strtngiieIo, 1923
neianti Gperrue.
MecGlure etoenue.
ssobn Rpan. @cGlure Ioeruc.
sSobn @aternnrl, RcGlure Iue.
8aGace 8raop, WcGlure Sloe.
Seri9eII sIo
Charles Sn1rpfon 1345 Seriaea.
3. e. Crane, 1854 Serid)ea.
eSobn Gorntollp, 1910 Serid,ea.
&. 9. 8toaers, 1850 &eri6ea.
8. ,. 9toie, 1884 Scridea-
3. 6. Weper, SeridleQ gloe.
Souls 9lngerl, 1912 Serifje1.
9teS 9anf @penue
Tranf Teatbep, g3eS @nnf 9loelrie.
9loom Bad, 9teo ganf abe1ule.
George grooD, Reo 9anf aloerrue.
0eIta q o-enue.
Gr. 3. 80. 9ooIe, 9elta itto Oh
aroatorp
fyranf 81. 3urrTteil1, 1912 GeIta.
gSalter I9e6ac 1902 Selta gpe.
g8. s. @rosna, 1911 Delta
Getparo gfoie, 1910 Delta.
&. 6. Rpan, 1918 Gelta.
Wartin 2uololu, t211 3elta.
ISrou WSarp S3eioeuanteI, 1928
Celia glue
gsn Sennefe, Garage, an Delta.
9. SO. Smith, 1881 Gelta.
6. g. 9i91[, 1851 Gelta gloerie.
5. 6. BoOrmnn. 1857 Gelta Gna.
SaGpin @oenue
@,aiam 3lertr, SoIptn 9(penue.
On ne a II q penue.
George Goourbs, 1918 Guncat.
s. 6. @atdJaQor, 1917 Guncan.
g. @. W2union, 1919 Duncan.
Sarrp Grper. 1880 Duncan.
Gr. :. 6. Baaoer, 1906 Duncan
.cenrD Sltnaiuaer. 1910 Duncan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

mhbe, fd,merseHbe Sdas fibleu
~ erfr.idt na9 elmer slpplita.
tom Don Slom's Ointment.
0feibt es uid)t etu, es brtngt Elm unb
linbert.
@einer aIs if|utiertge Blafter ODER
einretbeIrittel, befleft bie Sait nidt.
9abt eine SIal1e an S1rb seseu rbeunsas
ttf6e s6merseu, gfeuraIgie. 0t6t, 6eSeuf6ls,
DerrenfnnseH, 8abuttmsrsen. Gaisr6E,ssu
urb pebe gaifsyeln
5u aaeu apotbefeu, 2Se. 5oc, s1.oo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
PUBLIC AUCTIONS

At the Singapore rubber auctions
held this week commencing Wednes-
day, plantation pale crepe realized
$3.50 cents per pound.
The New York price for the cor
responding date was 66 cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
]. 5. EXPERIMENT station GIVES
TSATTENT|ON TO FORAGE CROPS

"The work of the extension division
Of the experiment station is now in
its third year, and, it Is believed that
the services thus far rendered to the
farmers of Hawaii have fully justified
its establishment" says F. G. krauss,
in his annual report on the work of
the extension division of the federal
experiment station.
1T is the function of the extension
division to interpret by actual demon
stration, or other acceptable methods.
echnical and often obscure work of
only state experiment stations but
the United States department of
culture and other agencies not
Ways accessible to the lay farmer, y
adds
that a satisfactory response has
cen made by the farmers as a whole
to the efforts Of the extension divis-
n to aid them in their work, is the
atement Of Mr.. Krauss. Special at
IGNITION has been paid forage crops in
demonstrations of various sorts and in
cooperation with the farmers. Grasses
and grains have been cultivated quite
enerally.
With the production of 100 bushels,
$3.50 pounds of the shelled grain from
IN acre, a new mark was set for corn
culture in Hawaii Eighteen varieties
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
COM ME- RCIAL NEW s
ONOMEA SUGAR
REPORTSLARGE
CRED|TBALANCE

A report on the financial standing
Of the Onomea Sugar Co., which has
Just reached this office from Homo
lulu. Is one that will be considered
highly satisfactory by stockholders,
.or it shows that harvesting is prog
rtssing satisfactorily and that earn
ing are coming up 10 the expectations
of the management. The report
shows 1851 tons Of sugar shipped
to date. as compared with a total out
turn Of 1870 tons for last season,
and an approximate credit balance
Of $4,000. This is equivalent to
5000 a share on the capital stock
With $1,000 tons, which it is expected
will be harvested this season, 1t is
estimated that after payment Of all
expenses and regular dividends, the
company will, at prevailing sugar
prices, show a cash credit balance
at the end of 1917 Of about $950,00c.
The company has just paid an extra
dividend of per cent, or 60 cents a
share, in addition to the regular
monthly disbursement Of per cent,
or 40 cents, and it undoubtedly win
distribute extra dividends to its stock
holders later on.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02

Of cereals including wheat, oats, bar
ley and rye were tested in coopera
ton with the Hawaii agricultural ex
pertinent station. The ryes proved to
tally unsuited to our conditions. The
other three grains set seed and are
worthy of further trial. AS a catch
crop for hay, especially during the
present period Of high prices of feeds
it seems quite probable that the ce
reals might be made quite profitable
according to Mr.. Krauss
Demonstration and advisory work
has been an important line of effort
for the extension division during the
past year.
whenever it has been possible, and
to the full extent of it's resources, the
extension division has arranged coop.
erative experiments in testing the
new and improved crops, better agri
cultural methods, feeding experiments
in testing the new and improved
crops, better agricultural methods,
feeding experiments in testing the
new and improved crops, better cul-
tural methods, feeding experiments,
cost accounting, methods Of market
ing, organization, and such other well
fare work as modern agricultural de-
velopment has seemed to warrant"
the report concludes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
Market Sales
Total Sl2l,5l2
For Past Year
Territorial Division Enjoys Big
gest Year in Its History,
Report Shows

The volume OF business transacted
by the division during the year was
greater than for any previous year in
is history" says A T. Longley, SUI
porintendent Of the territorial market
ing division, in his annual report.
Sixty different kinds Of island
products were marketed for 474 diff
ferent consigners The individual
consignments numbered 1888 and
were sold for total of s121,512.90. In
addition TO the consignment sales,
seeds, crates, and merchant e, TO the
amount of $1S.p06l5, were sold to
producers and others.
The consignments handled by the
division have included nearly every
island agricultural product from
green vegetables and preserved fruit
products to dressed meat and live
stock. The individual COnsignments
have ranged in value from a few
cents to more than $1,000 each.
The number Of individual con-
signors from the different islands was
as follows: Oahu, 321; Hawaii 10;
Maui, As; Molokai. "a; Kauai, II.
While Oahu led in the number Of
consignors and consignments, Maui's
shipments, which were made up
largely Of beef, hogs, corn, beans, and
potatoes, were Of much greater value. y
To furnish an outlet for the con-
signed produce which could not be
sold to advantage to the local retail
stores, the retail vegetable and meat
branches were established
1T was the intention to run these
on a basis which would be just self
supporting and although they did not
quite pay for their cost of operation
they served a most useful purpose in
that they greatly increased the re-
turns of the consignment branch"
says the report,
Until these retail departments
were established, the division expert.
enced great difficulty at times in dis
posing of consigned produce to local
dealers and often large quantities Of
perishable fruits and vegetables were
lost.
"One reason for the difficulty ex-
perienced in selling locally grown
consignments Of vegetables to the
retail stores is that, most of them
have regular standing orders for such
produce to be shipped each week from
the coast, the customary island-grown
supply having been irregular in COM
ing into the market and frequently
not put up in the PACKAGES desired
by the trade"
Increased funds for operation from
the legislature have aided greatly in
charging the work of the division,
the report conclude
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
fruit MARKET
ON COAST GOOD,
SAYS CAMPBELL

"A. j. Ndu!pOcIl 10 again III f1OAOIOIu
He returned on the Maui Wednesday
from San Francisco. where he has
been most OF the time during his alb
sence from Honolulu.
Il understand that there has been
some publicity gwen the banana stu
alton said Mr. Campbell, one of the
largest exporters Of bananas in the
islands himself, in commenting on
the waste of bananas in the island
markets of late.
What is true this year, that ba-
nanas have rott@d away for lack Of
facilities TO get them to the markeL
has been true before, but the situa-
ton this year is more serious than
on any previous occasion. Neither is
there any relief promised. However.
the exporting season is about over
now. Usually this period lasts through
June alone, but this year it has run
through July.
There is always an adequate sup
ply of bananas from the South to
supply the demand of the markets Of
the coast. We can always sell through
commission houses, however" declar-
ed Mr.. Campbell in explaining that
the market to which these islands
contributed their fruit are not de-
pendent upon us for their supply.
The fruit market in the coast has
been very good this ear" said Mr.
Campbell.
There has been a great plenty OF
fruit and much more than usual has
been preserved in cans. The best
fruit went to the Gamers and even in
San Francisco they bought much of
what was on the market to preserve.
Il don't know whether the govern
ment is furthering this movement for
increased canned goods, although |
do know that some canneries in South
ern California are putting up fruit for
the government at a 10 per cent
profit
II had an interesting experience
one day when not long way out Of
Sacramento" said Mr.. Campbell.
I'VE were driving along the road
through an agricultural country when
noticed Japanese cultivating a fine
field of tomatoes with a first class
team Of horses. l suggested that we
stop, which we did.
When We went over to talk to the
man, we found that he was growing
tomatoes on an so acre plot which he
had leased from someone. He had
sold his entire crop for 50 a ton, al.
though he said that If he had not
made that contract he would have
been able to get $12 or $1S a ton.
"Inquiring further l found that the
man was once in the islands and work.
ed in the mill of the Oahu sugar com.
pany. He is now prospecting in his
new business"
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ITO what do you owe your success,
Mr. Wampun?"
Il hardly know. My friends say It
was an accident and my folks seem to
think it was fluke. CITY
journal
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Sales: 1000 Bingham, so: 1925 Homo.
Oil, 400; $50 Homo. Oil. 4.25; 6o75 M.
p, .13; 34oo M. P, ~; 5000 m. P,
III; 1900 Madeira. SO; 2o71, $40 En-
gels, $6.37I2; 5000 Bingham, 49; 500
Homo. Oil, 4.25; 500 MADEIRA, SO; 1900
M p, ,12
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
GOOD REPORT RECEIVED
FROM NORTHUMBERLAND

A report concerning Matchmaking
ham received yesterday said that two
cars now at the smelter, two on the
road and four ready for shipment,
together with two of concentrates,
should net $S00o The rolls, jigs and
classifiers are being installed and the
filter is on the way. When completed
the capacity will be greatly increased
Another report received this morn
ing from Gen. Mgr. Higgins of the
Fortuna mine stated that IL feet of
ore in foot wall in a new section had
been opened up and that the mine
was shipping 100 tons of concentrates
on the day the message was sent.
Recent developments, the message
said, indicated that the vein at No. 8
chute would be over 100 feet in width.
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PRICES Decline
ON Dull MARKET

The exchange was devoid Of fea-
lures. A declining tendency II any
thing was noted. Mineral Products
slid down to II, Bingham to 4S after
holding firm at 50 for several days.
MADEIRA held its own at 36%, Homo
lulu oil spurted however and sold at
$425.
Some sugar stocks owing presum-
ably to exceptionally dry weather
dropped a notch or two, especially
Onomea which is in the heart Of the
Hilo drought-stricken district. This
stock dropped from $50 to $54. Waia-
lua sold for $2750 and Olaa at $13.
James Laird has been elected al
ternate for R. W. Single, and Root.
F. Steyer for William Simpson.
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Between board-No Sales.
Session sales: 1000 Pac. Sue. Bonds,
100; 5 Waialua, 27.5o; rs oIaa, 10; 5,
so, IS Onomea, 81; 5 Hawn. Pine,
ALSO; IS II. 3. & M. Co., IS.
Latest sugar quotation: e6 deg.
test, 7.o2 cents, or $4,000 per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
JULY BUILDING LOWEST
IN EIGHTEEN MONTHS

Building in Honolulu dropped during
July dropped below the 100000 mark
for the first time in IS months. The
estimated cost totaled s96,S94.5O
while the number of permits issued
was only 63. OF these 80 were for the
erection of residences, and the others
for stores, garages, warehouses and
repairs. One reason for the smallness
of the month is that there was nc
large building operations
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Honolulu Stoc, Exchange
MERCANTILE

Thursday, August 2, 1917.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES.

Thursday, August 2.
Bid Asked
OIL
Honolulu Con. Oil 49,. 4.2o 43o
MINING
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-02
MADEIRA MILL TO START
OPERATIONS NEXT WEEK

The mill Of the MADEIRA Mining COM
pany will commence operations Aug
ust 5, according to message received
this morning. There have been sew
eral delays due to the difficulty Of
obtaining machinery but now, the mes
sage says, there is a full crew on the
ground and everything is going fine