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SfP- ^ -SATURDAT.- APRIL'i.l, WO?- HIGH WAGE OFFER Jniou, Woodsmen Told That Humboldt'Mill Ownei.s Would Make Dupes of Them, OONES OF. FIRE Hamburg ixi IS48 and until 1S52 sailed h s , steward in vessels plying between Honolulu and San Francisco- He then started a. restaurant In . Honolulu .which he- continued until his death. $22,500,000 SILK MILL MERGER FORMED VICTIM ARE FOUND -T3ic weqaeft ail read tite "Wasp" for the gos?ip of tV day;--Adn. silver for San Francisco. YORK (.Pa.). April'12.--A silk mersrer, with a capital of $22,500,000. was.' announced here to-day? The merger thus far Includes the York and Mon WASHINGTON, - April ` ' 1-2, -- -The. arch milts-in this city, and Carlisle,. John" Bowers. Left to Die Last Treasury Department to-day purchased 200,000 ounces of stiver at 6$.0S2 cents Fleetwood and Reynolds mill, tl*i St&te. The purchaser is the American Silk (Manufacturing Company of New. April Despite Efforts of per fine, ounce;. 100,000 ounces'to go to York. Plans are- under way for the Sap Francisco, and the remainder- to merging of a total of thirty mills, His Friends,. ; ; l New Orleans. . principally In Pennsylvania. .- The-'.-lSure.ka;' branchof t fiv>-Inter- . The. charred 'bonc.s of what is be- tatlonal brotherhood of Woocjrtrm.i; and J iieved to be the body of John Bowers, rawmfll Workers ha#- twsiueb a huge a barber who was burned to death on lumber of ctrclllars.wa.ro Tn k liitrihci - j t no 18th.of last April, -were found yea- non- seeklng.r.entployment m Huniboidt terday .by workmen - engaged -in ex- niuMf.`OSwwmdcorsB,re. w5whhhooo~d--aaixixcle_La_UiItiSli<ii_gTg;ii-<TtiL_ , " t :::i`-*vatlr,B a lot on liU-UHeeu Third uml Htevnson street, Fourth streets. be- rimoffering high wages; Th>- men dtstr.lhut;4 -broadcast. I mfo-n .'men of this city. fT . '! The .union men. .in Kun-Ua. i etvtiOri last February , ad nurn w'ag.e scale. of $ tu a ..-mb. 'i'be1 dreuiar 'atutfcs that, w.h I'wnera are not paying -the ot yagfes; adopted by the unvun. `th-.y are ffbrlng riven $65. to $tl-> amoutr. to a* h, Bur^kra- and do. Urn work wij.b men vho ar-? now getting but $8o .. tumuli. "Wa ''Yarn you,"' -the. pamphlet reads.- that the reason the mill owners want o get ydd to comefhere is. to prevent tivipgrthe'wages; they pretend to offer mil, '.Their real plan is- to usvs you for Rowers,; who had come to this city from Philadelphia ori.ly a abort' time b-efotSi ti.ie fire Was . pinioned down by fallen beams and masonry, and al- Uiough his friends worked like maniacs could not tree him, tie realized the situatiori and bade them. save themselves. Finally a squad of police rushed in and drove the would-be rescuers sob bing from the spot, and Bowers was left to die. . Charles Koch, business agent of the Barbers' Union has been notified and will inform the dead man's relatives In the East. . his purpose here, regardless of tno mrdsnVp R may cost you Instead ofj Noted Honolulan Dies. il&fe.being higher wages in the r*d- HONODUIAJ, April 6.--H. J. Nolle, Ypdds' than-' elsewhere. the real con- for fifty-five years a resident of Hono UtXbitT&: that wages average lower here han in any tfther -lumber section on lulu, died March 30th, aged seventy- .he Coast." :. three years. Ho, first came here from Paint You Are Acquainted With Wouldn't you rather use paint, en- aniel, stain or varnish that you feel acquainted with ? , . That's the way with most people-- and most people nowadays feel ac quainted -with ACME Lyon's PERFECT Cleanses, preserves and beautifies the teeth, and purifies the breath. 1 In dainty blue enameled box with patent , measuring tube. Convenient for tourist* tssse s t ab l is h e d BV h a name that represents the best of every thing thatgoes on with a brush. Your dealer offers you under this mark, for every kind of work you can think of, the Perfect Paint for that purpose. "The Selection and Ike ol Pnints and Finishes" tells you exactly how to paint anything. Let us send you a copy. Free on re quest. If your dealer cannot sup ply you with the "Acme finality'* kind we will, ACME , , NEW ERA PAINT AND 'THE* q UALITU - VARNISH 60, 30t)i and Minnesota Streets, San Francisco . ' - Oiatrlbaacr*. ' ' , . 466 1 SAACRK G1 \^:V VF7 DMESt: O'i banks are overflowing with money. Our merchants are continually advC.t ng lor help. Our manufacturers are crowding their capacity to the i yarls haven't sufficient. cars to carry passengers or freight.. leave 'freight on the wharves. The ..business of the port of --an l ian*, -co is getting bigger and more far reaching and more extensive .nbyy.byy y \ 'I'-by/L,,-' L...> fli-c tatci - are not exaggerations made to boom Parkside. They a i not wild -i.i ries set down here to attract buyers to Parkside. Or^B/Sp i intr.uv tl c\ arc .lie i:.u- a> \\c set iiic.ii, and a-> uc believe you uali/? liiciu. P.ut ic-'hzing facts and kn",\.,sg a thing will do you no good unh-,