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DRUG CLERK-Go0d references required
Address PHARMACIST. Times Office.
st49-qf
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COOK-A good short order cook for dairy
lunch: must come well recommended. Apply
60 18th 81. nv. audi
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
ChAS h BLUAEH. y. Cap and X SIS. ne.
4cCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. e nd Z sts.
kRAUS' PHARMACY. 6Jh and K SIS.
AcCAEsNEX & JOACHIM. Sth and + ats ne.
BENZ. J. L4ANHAM nth and & Can. 81.
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HELP wANTED-Male and FemM.

WANTED 10 learn mathematics Address
1893 TN ST NV. or lfl3 L S. NV. 1t
sTENOGRAPHERs are always in demand
We can prepare you for a position in 80
hOuCs- STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
orado Building Open day and night my1s-tf
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

WIDOW with little girl six years old would
like position as housekeeper in uidower's
family. Address BOX 221. Times once. II
GIRL wants place IN family as general
houseworker. ~ Jackson alley NV IL
GIRL-By reliable coIorsd gIrI. DAVIS work
or cooking. Uses Columbia ST. NV il
WOULD like position as thoroughlv reliable
after in suits department. years experience
BOX 2l9, Times Office aus-st
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HAIR GOODS.

DURING this warm weather We invite you
% see our new ShampOOing Rooms Fitted
with al OdeTn comforts.
Hair Goods OF Ali Descriptions
Marcel Wagering and Hair Coloring.
BY Experts.
LUTHER & ELWITZ. sos 18th uW.
jyI-th. Su.tu-9ot
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PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT THE PLUMBING: II It isn't
satisfactory call on ne; long established; IN
impeached reputation WA. CONRADIS co
1925 tn NV. plumbing. heating
5el6-tu, III, sa-9ot
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SOUTHEAST.

A Z. POWELL 9Th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and e sts. ga
A y. BURROWS. LIh ami Pa ave-
B. =. WELLER. cor. sth ana
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MENTAL HYPNOTIc SUGGESTION

Mr. +. MILLION teaches the inteuiEsnt and
scientific use Of Mental Suggestion II gfves
SELF control. control over emotions. c1rperts
undesirable habits and poor memory. gives
VIII power. selt-Coufidence control over
mincs, etc. II 81 OF especial value 10 clerks
agents, solicitors, and % men and women
N business s12 Eye Cd ST. NV Tel NJ ga
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BAKER OF young man with some experience
elp in bakery. Cali 30S Monroe ST.. Ana
ostia. IT
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IMPORTED hats at half-price; most fash
ionable Partisan styles. can please the mos.
door 70 Palals Royal. II3 18th NV. Phone ~.
7I64. Jel4-ku, tn. h-50t
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CLAIRVOYANTS

NINE. CATHERINE. palmIst and card read
En- Jells everything you VISA 90 know about
business and love Affairs. sls SeR YORK ave
open from 10 10 &. 1elG-tf
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DANCING.

AISS COULTER, master Ok canClass II you
can walk ! can teaca you % waltz prls axe
lessons, SOC. Aa4n uss. zsl Eye Il.
lelz-Q
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GEORGETOWN.
- % WELLER. Pharmacy, s5sA ~ sL. Nv.
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TO The MEN.
TAILORING.

NEW FALL FABRICS for ladies' and gents
at special summer prices; cleaning. dyeing.
and repairing Of outer garments, work guar
anteed. II. 5UMESLCK & co. Zl2s I4th 81
NV. Phone y z9s5-M. Jy23-th, Su, ta-SJt
LATEST STYLE. lsaIes and gents suits 70
order dyeing and repairing Of ladies' and
gentlemen's outer garments: satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN. 507 13th nv.
Phone n. ~ II. lsIl-th. Su. tu-90t
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DANCING ACADEMY. 70 ! 81 nv. Aliases
Chamberlain and COBB. teachers. private and
class lessons: social dance Thursdays. Phone
n. 6s47-E. js24-5Ot
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OUR POST CARD photographs are - good
as any portrait made come and Pc con
vtncedi satisfaction guaranteed Phone ii
3Zs1 Portrait Studio 92S + NV. sum
mer rates FRANK J. CULLEN. jsS0-90t
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TO THE LADIES

9l3 2 NV THE MERRY WIDOW LUNCH
Ladies do the cooking and serve; an up~to-
date place to eat; our motto: Cleanliness Is
g0dliness. jyss-tu, Oh, sli-90t
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HELP wANrED-MALS.


BAKER or young man with some experience
help IN bakery Call 30S Monroe ST.. Ana
costa. 1t
BLAcKsMITH-white or eolored. in rear
2l5 ST ne. au4-2t
BRIGHr BOY in plumbing store. Apply TO
-slS liih st. NJ" Apply after In evening.
y A3-It
CIGAR SALESMAN wanted; experience un-
necessary; 500 per month and expenses.
PEERLESS CIGAR CO. Toledo. Ohio
CooK-Man as cook. l429 An st. ne. au4-2t
DRUGGIsT-Registered; permanent position;
hours day must be sober and indus
trlous- Address X. y. l.. Times once.
DRUG CLERK-Good references required.
Address PHARMACIST, Times ONCE.
DRIVER for wholesale grocery wagon can
1880 N nv. au4-st
DISHWAsHER for Deer PARK Hotel. Mary
land way paid; boy bowling alley house
man. EXCHANGE. 1885 llth nv II
EXPERIENCED soda dispenser: 81 week
ana every third day on CHRISTIAN
DRUG Co. 6Ss Pennsylvania ave. uw- II
FIRsT-CLAss cleaner ana presser. H
B3HLMAN q son, rs 81. ne, su4-3t
LIBERAL TERMS offered 10 agents to solicit
business for responsible up-to-date casuaIt-
company. writing all lines.
J. c. DOE. Empire State Surety Co.
Jy2l-f Room 400. Colorado Bldg.
MAN-Settled eoiored man: general house
work. l0l5 L 81. nv. It
SiAN-Competent young man. learn to cook
ana DO general Homework permanent home
in New York State. Call with reference.
1916 Columbia road. Il
MEN to sell household goods on installments;
good pay no experience needed. al 9th 81.
NV. au3-4t
MELVALE. NY SPECIAL.
All other popular brands. l0c the drink.
6ULLIVANS BUFFET.
18th and ~. W.
rly23-tu. q .sa-3Ot
SODA MAN- Apply at once O'DONNELLs
DRUG STORE. so4 F ST. nv. It
TWO hardwood hnishers Apply THE
SHOREHAM, au4-s.
TWO PAPERHANGERs. Apply Dee & Co,
zl1 st nv. au4-2t
WAITERS-Colored; out OF city; way E8Id.
at once. FISHERS AGENCY. 4I9 10th 81.
NV. Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. some instrumental
music Tor Blue Ridge mountains. 500 fare.
EUREkA, l0ll New York ave. II
WHITE CHEF and steward. FISHERS
AGENCY, 4l9 10th St nv. au3-2t
travel on salary; must have $50 and Christian
heart Address 2ls2 station G. II
YOUNG AAN-Experienced in agricultfIraI
store. 1927 an 81. NV aust
YOUNG MAN-BriEht. in wholesale butter
house; state age, experience. salary expected
Address in own handwriting BOX 200 Times
Office au3-2t
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HELP wANrED--MALE.

ARE YOU HANDY WITH ToOLs?-send 81
for complete details Of a plan whereby Won
can earn a fair income in your own home in
spare time. BOX 2l2, Times once. au2-3t
BARBERS-Good white. $40 week steady lob
at once. s15 D 81. nv. aus-2t
BARBER-YOung N n: steady position; good
salary union. r. KIRSCH, 2123 Pa ave nv.
Il
BABBER-At once; good white barber: So
guaranteed. 1S141s It'll st. NV. 1t
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SOUTHWEST.

'. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9TH and @ strsstS.
MCDONALD. J. W. ~. and I so.
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ANACOSTIA.
SURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


Wanted Agents. Wanted Help, Want
"a statesmen. Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or BOaEd, Boarding, For
kent Rooms. Rooms and ROard-One
sent wOrd-Minlmum space IS words.
Business Opportunities, FoF sale Mis-
cellaneous, Horses and Vehicles Lost
End Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs Pets. etc.-15 cents . line; :
times eonsecuJiVGly, ~ "a cents llnei
times consecutively. 10 cents a line
Minimum charge IS cents.
AL other classincations-1o cents a
line 2 times consecutiVeIy. Il u cents
unei ) times cOnsecuttVely, 40 cents
8 line. Minimum charge 90 oentss
Advertisements viii be accepted
ut any of the following branch
Dfiees at regular Oftice rates. If 1t
Is announcement to leave advertise.
ments at either branch once or
The Times Business ONCE, they
may be telephOned direct TO The
Times Chain $500, and 3 messen.
ger will call 10 collect without adj
aitiORal charge to the advertiser.
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PROPER and correct dancing taught. incluc-
Ing The Narclssus. scuOgIlsChe. thTee-step.
tEo-Btep. ana waltz. etC.S Cut rates t0r sum
meri private lessons, oOc, b apDJin JIeuJ-
DANCING ACADEMY, l5lS Il ~. nv.
jeZ5-y0t
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PSYCHIC-PALMIST

GET 4 READING from Mr.. Million II YOU
want information on any matter de WU
tell you what you Wish 10 know. Readings.
Sl00. Hypnotism taught 81 Eye ~ St nw
Tel Main 81 1yzI-tf
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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BUsInEs. OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-subuTban grocery; reason for
selling 81 health no reasonable offer re-
fused. BOA rs. linles once. anA-st
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MODELS Of attractive face and nguTo viii
be paid for their services work not dim
cult Apply at 1871 c st. NV. care OF Bell
studio. my2-3et
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
=. Z cARNE & CO.. 70S King 81
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-mALE

THE CHEAPEST job carpenter in the eitv.
al! work guaranteed drop postal 70 N G
BASS, Ballston, Va, prompt attention
COUNTER MAN-PIace as; in lunch eT5e-
Tlenced. steady man. 90 / ST NV. Il
WANTED-By a respectable man. place 10
drive a special delivery wagon Il any kind.
or WaJChnans can give The bit OF refer
ences- Address Congress court NV. au4-2t
YOU SHAVE YOURSELF: your razor Is
dull call or drop ne postal, / viii caI; I
sharpen your razor / learn you how 70
sharpen your own razor and I sell YOU the
hone for IS cents only for few days THE
LANCELLOIIE. 81 Pa. ave. NV, Room
AUST
PLACE in lunch room by single man or
night WorE in hotel. Address BOX is, Times
office sfIs-a+
POSITION by man. as automobile chauffeur
Alb Franklin 81. NV. aus-zt
JOIN THIS CLUB.
A CLUB is now being formed to save money
In the purchasing Of nscessaries Of life
Through It's operations you can procure
groceries at astonishing prices As
100 los white granulated sugar.......-..s 81 Is
10. Royal Baking Powder.-..--........-- p
bars Ivory soap proctor q Gamble). IL
And thousands of other articles equally low
Drop card today for explanation. C. H
LOGAN. Local Manager, l422 10th 81. NV.
jy25-tu. n, sa-90t
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SPECIAL REDUCTION in all delicious home
cooked meats. salads and etc: select gro-
cerles, fancy layer cakes. fancy fruits and
melons on ice Ideas for serving wedding
receptions, etc A H. USDERDOWN, I745
l4th NV. Dainty china and glass ware 10
hire. je5-Sa, tn. th-98t
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pYEING, CLEANING. PREssING.

F. E. GREEN. pressing CLUB. expert c,sap-
ing. dyeing and repairing: ladies ana Een-
tlelssni AL oraers promptly attended TO- sc
and slS 18Th st NV. nyI5tu. n. sa-s0t
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BLACKsMITH-White or colored. in rear
2i5 3 81. ne au4-2t
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COAT AND SKIRT hands; good salary u
experienced workers BON MARCHE. so
3th ST nv ma a.
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. 4. sONNEMAN.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALR.

AT MRS. CLARKS training School. 1000
1lth NV, thorough course Ia dressmaking
COOKING millinery. and laundering; position
guaranteed reduced rates Tor summer course
= NOME n o-l Je2s-su. ru th-9Ot
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FoR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

~ sALE-Isalge quantities OF ., 10 r. IL,
- ana y Inch Terra Gotta sewer pipe al hall
80 - tssuiaf pflce. -Four barrels 81 resin at
less taan Wholesale price T. EDVy CLARK
yulileFs ~ piles headquarters Tor second
hand building material 1895 New Jersey ave
NV Fhone y ~. Wreeker OF buildings
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets, the only weaving factory Of lis
kind in the city; carpet ceianing. WASH
INGION RUG Co. SSl 9TH 81. NV. NJ 1925.
1y14-tu, tn, su-90t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets competition dsfied. ECLIPSE
RUG CO. Laurel. Md Branch. 25 str 81
ne Phone Lincoln 1870 ie5-s0t
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COOK-Reliable; in suburbs at once. Apply
between 10 and 3. second floor, 654 5th St NV
IT
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II IT Is business places you wish 70 buy,
sell or exchange see us. Established Isg8
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS', gu +.
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BRIGHN BOY in plumbing store. Apply 10
Zsl2 l4th st. NV Apply after In evening.
fVlQ-7f
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MATTRESS MAKING

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated. g.
an kinds OF new ones made to order; you
can see your work done. Factory and sales
room. $50 II NV. Tel NJ. 2o97. L T.
JONES ty22-u
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FLOOR OIL.

HUNTER DUST KILLING FLOOR. or.
preserves the floor and gives il a smooth f1-
ish. SOC a gallon. Phone Main 545S OfFcs
lI3 Pennsylvania ave. au4-s--
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WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING

A WORD to the wise. II YOU aee,1 renair,,-
done IN hrst-claSs style and cheap bring II
20 6l3 Ith ST NV. ROOM ! Clocks. watches
tsWslrg and repairing. ia25-90t
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CIGAR SALESMAN wanted: experience IN
necessary, 500 per month and expenses
PEERLESS CIGAR CO. Toledo. Ohio
ly30-7t
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OFFICE NECESSITIES.

LOST-S25 In envelope with H Reese an
hack: on D ST. between 9th and 7th Sc Pc
ward 81 F Il
LOsT-Watch charm. $3.50 gold piece encase5
in ring; liberal reward return 70 s2l North
Carolina ave Sc auf-2t
LOST-Between A St Sc. and North Carolina
Ave. Church. gold chain and cross initials
L. A ". Suitable reward II returned to
SIS A St Sc au3-st
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BIG THING
FORHAWA||
PANAMA CANALS EFFECT ON
HONOLULU WILL BE A SURPRISE
SAYS DOHRMANN.

Il think the first results of the open
ing of the Panama Canal will be
pleasant surprise to Honolulu and a
disappointment to San Francisco" said
F. w. Dohrmann, chairman of the
visiting Chamber of Commerce delega-
tion, ex-president and honorary presi-
dent of the San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce, this morning. This city
will be the natural calling place for
the great number of steamers which
will cross the Pacific to and fro, using
the canal as their way to the other
side.
Honolulu certainly has a great fu-
ture, and the canal will do much for
her. Our present trip is at the invi-
tation of Japanese Chambers of Com
merce and Honolulu, except as stop
ping place, was not included in our
business. We are, however, glad that
the steamer is to stop over till morn
ing, so that we may spend some time
here. AS far as the business of our
UP 10 COICCIhCuS hawaii uhullO dlV
not a part of it, and will not be in
cluded in our official report of the jour-
ney. But we are interested in Hawai-.
and many will stop over here for some
time on the return from Japan, myself
among them"
Asked for his views regarding the
transportation question Mr. Dohrmann
expressed the emphatic opinion that a
way would be found to restore the
American marine, though Hawaiis diff
| ficulties might not much affect the
national decision. "The question of
Hawaii's lack of transportation facil-
tiles is naturally swallowed up in the
larger national question of policy" he
said. "The, matter of a subsidy or a
suspension of your coastwise laws is
not one which l have gone into spe-
cially."
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COURT ITEMS

In the Circuit Court this morning,
John Bush pleaded guilty to a charge
of assault and batteBxS Sentence was
suspended for thirteen months.
Argument in the case of the Ter
ritory VS.. ]. F. Carter, formerly all
officer at the Naval Station took place
in the Supreme Court this merning.
Acting Attorney General Whitney
and Deputy County Attorney Milver-
ton appeared for the Government and
M. F. Prosser for the defendant. The
claim is made that the Territory has
no jurisdiction,
The charge OF rape against Ramon
Roderigues was nolle pressed before
Judge Robinson this morning. He
will be prosecuted on second indict-
ment, charging him with incest.
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Seldom has any such significant
move been made as is now in progress
in the advance upon Japan of the
commercial commissioners to that
country from. the United States. What
would Japan do without her trade
with American The American fleets
are decorating this ocean and, on top
of that, the commercial forces of the
American nation send forth to Japan
emissaries who will cement closer
than ever the excuses for perpetual
peace.
Aboard the Togo Kisen Kaisha
steamship Tenyo Maru, the queen OF
all the trans-Pacific liners, are a num-
ber, a great number of representative
business men of the Pacific coast, un-
der the auspices of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, expecting to
reach Yokohama four days before the
arrival of the American battleship
fleet.
Great and ardent was their recep-
ton here, and great and just as ar
dent, it is expected will be their re-
ception on the "other side"
The Chambers of Commerce of To-
kio, Osaka, Kioto, Yokohama and Ko-
be, desiring to give expression to their
feelings Of friendship and good will to-
wards America and Americans, and
wishing also to quicken the sentiments
of mutual attachment and good neigh
borhood which unite the people of the
two lands, had resolved to extend a
cordial invitation to a good number OF
representative citizens OF the Pacific
Coast OF the United States to go to
Japan during the chysanthemum sea-
son.
And this delegation of peace arriv-
ed in Honolulu this morning in the
T. X. X. 8. S. Tenyo Maru, vessel
which has, tho only just recently on
the run, jumped into the most popu-
lar favor, and they were received in
the most approved Hawaiian style, be-
ing welcomed on the harbor by rep
resentative Hawaiian citizens in laun-
ches who bedecked them with leis and
bid them welcome to this city.
]. P. Cooke and H. p. Wood went
out in a launch and were armed with
beautiful Hawaiian 'leis for each Of
the distinguished, visitors. Arrived al
the wharf, there was a great crowd
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Especial to The Star.l

WASHINGTON september 10
When the charges regarding Judge Ke
poikai were received, the Attorney
General was at his summer home and
officials of the Department here were
not informed. When the Attorney Gen
eral returned to Washington, since the
close of the last Hawaiian mail, he said
in response to inquiry, that there was
nothing pending against the Judge, and
no action contemplated. A few days
after the judge was reappointed the
department received by mail, addi-
tional copies of the old complaint that
had been lodged when he was seeking
reappointment, but as the charge was
identical with what had gone before,
and as the Attorney General had salts
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+ >LITICS

anxious to see him get off the ticket
and relieve them of the necessity OF
supporting him. And some may pre-
fer to withdraw themselves rather than
face the public supporting Kaea.
ATKINSON BETTER.
A. L. c. Atkinson, chairman of the
Republican Territorial Committee, is
much improved in condition and may
be expected out again soon. This en-
forced retirement at the very beginning
of the campaign has been a handicap
much felt at Republican headquarters.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
Il am at work now on obtaining
speakers for the ratification meeting
on Monday night" Chairman A. F..
Judd of the County Committee said at
noon.
"All morning 1 have been engaged
on the subject of party workers, get
ting lists of such from precincts and
receiving some reports. The results
so far are very encouraging, especially
from the Fourth District"
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SSS<S<ESS<SE

Either Kaea to get off the
Republican tickt ,ome other will.
AS the matter 1g5w stands, there is
danger that some of the best candidates
on the list will decline to run with him.
Under the Rules and policy of the party
as well as for reasons of policy, the
candidates naturally all stand together.
Each one is for the whole ticket, and
wants to work for it.
81 don't see," said one of the ticket
this morning, "how l am going to take
the platform and ask electors to vote
the whole Republican ticket while
Kaea is on it. He ought to have the
decency to withdraw instead of putting
men in such position"
On the other hand, there are some
candidates who stand by Kaea. They
take stock in his statement that he has
reformed, ETC., and as a matter of party
loyalty are willing to swallow him, and
even work for him. All of the candi'
dates feel pledged to him in view o
the Rules and pledges Of the party or
ganization, but great majority are