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,ACL CO, 7TH & L NV.

- - - AN- We
1918 7th NV. store.
Sr. stable. 80. 50
1880 l4th. sto, cel.35.O0
solA 9Th ne. ...-.l5.O0
2034 Ga av. south
store. .-.........14.J0
GIG La av. basem't. 500
$40 / INV. TOO
COLORED TENANTS
2l0 T NV. Sr. b. 1850
$40 T NV. Or, b. 20. 80
2O01 Rosedale. Or. w11. so
2126NY av nw,5r.w10.JO
SD st ne. Ar, W. 1000
20I2 TIN nw.r.3r. W. q. 50
IS Fristoe NV, Ar. We. 50
3 Goat al nw.ir.w.S.5O
13 Goat al NV. 2r.6.OO
STABLES.
Rear 14I3 y NV. &c. 90
II 2151 Sth nw.4stIs1O. 90
Rear 2bS Sth sw. 1000
Rear 1922 9TH NV. $50
OFFICE ROOMS.
So + NV. 3r. b. 40. 90
1881 L NV. Ar. b. 80. 90
1881 nw.2r.b. 2dfi12.5O
5l2 F NV. lr.....12.O0
WAREHOTS SEES.
Freedman's alley. 40 90
Rear 6l3 L NV. 1880
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FOR SALE-AN ELABORATE NEW HOUSE,
LOCATED IN THE SWEETEST PART
OF THE CITY.

TeVentI! Ihished-Keady Tor Occupancy.
So constructed that the most critical buil,le r
would lend his approval
The location is close to the important en-
hassies. with other surroundings of equal
character. \ house Of tone and style. HAS
THE LOOKS AND LOOKS WHAT 1T HAS.
The owner when having ii erected had no idea
OF selling II. and certainly not ut the price
we have. but-well-its now for ssle-that' :
all THE LUCKY RTYER GETS SOMETHING;
FOR NOTHING PRACTICALLY SPEAKING,
WHEN He PURCHASES THIS HoI' SE FOR
SOMETHING LESS THAN $4,000. THINK
OF TIA LITTLE LESS THAN S1s.0oo. on
terms TO suit the buyer
An elegant lot. unusually wide and deep: IL
rooms tseven bedrooms): drawing room. library,
dining room, buffers pantry and kitchen on
main floor. Two elaborate baths. Servants
conveniences trunkroom cold storage COM
partment: hot-water heat; electric current: ex-
quistte lighting fixtures All the are
bright and cheerful Abundance of closet space.
BELT. OBRIEN & co. Unc,, 1903 q NV. .
mtI13- sa 1 u tn BIT
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN INDEED
1895 1ST ST. NV.
JUST ONE HOUSE. OPEN SUNDAY
20 feet wide: 4 big rooms: tiled hath: 1st-
floor Kitchen laundry tubs: servants toilet:
two-story back porch splendid yard to alley.
HOT WATER HEAT.
This is actual value for the money than
you can possibly find elsewhere. A correctly
built house The street is prominent. well
known thoroughfare-so much better than re-
mote slde-street propositions.
Price. 1850. Terms to suit
SEE THIS HOUSE TOMORROW
BELT. O BRIEN & co. Qnc.). 1903 G NV.
mhl3-sa. til. th.3t
FOR SAIE-MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENGE:
SEMI-DETACHED: west Of 18th ST. close to
kalorama ave. amid fashionable residences of
the elite. SIG, OOo-a surprisingly low price for
WE WOULD REALLY LIKE TO PUBLISH
SPECIFIC LOCATION. BIT OWNER HAS IN
STRUCTED US OTHERWISE IL bright, light
rooms: three baths: LIST floor Kitchen: spacious
excellently arranged intesor. finely finished ::
exquisite mantels. woodwork and decorations:
servants quarters. EXCELLENT LOT. WIDE
FRONT.
BELT. o'BRIEN & co. nnc., 1903 G NV
mil -sa tn. tn St
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Fol; SALE SS.oU- WOULD BE REASON ABLE
az SlooT Beautiful SEMkDEfAtHED res.
idrn.e: lot .Jx12o paved alley: located
II ST WET OF 18TH ST. ON TIE
HEIGHTS: attractive parking. The house alone
positively cannot h. duplicated for less than
Ss."" IL was not built for speculation. but
Tor home. IN rooms. finished in GEM NE
W AK Erred OAK: 1st-fnor kitchen: exquisite
Mantels and lighting fixtures: modern baths.
concrete cellar: heating plant shot watcr' cost
s"" The side light effect overlooking nice
Sue yard, affords abundance Of light 10
every room. IT'S A SWEET. CHEERFt l.
HOME. tHARMINGLY LOCATED. 50 BUILT
THAT DETERIORATION Is A REMOTE CON
IniS Is THE FIRST OFFERING OF THIS
PROPERTY.
BET. o'RIIr:N & co. dncr. 1913 Il NV.
mhl.'- SO TIA. ST
FOR SAI-E-S6. 100 DELIGHTFUL COLUMBIA
Heights home. with fine. long lot; front
yard 30 feet deep: 10 rooms including scry-
ant room: LIST floor Kitchen: tiled bath: HOT
AIER HEAT: instantaneous water heater:
gas ana coal ranges: hack stairway; servant 5
toiiet' tw"-s'ory rear porch numerous Closets:
large pantry: SOUTH FRONT: ON PROM
INENI STREET. Will loan 5000 the prop
erty at SC, balance of 81. 15o arranged to suit
purchaser. THIS Is $500 HDt Sc FOX
So 100 Remember. the deep lot ovens onto Il
WIDE alley. making 1t so convenient for sta
Bile -or garage.
BELT. o'BRIEN & co. oIncl. 13o; G NV
NH IL -sa .tu, st
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCOTT & WILCOX,

FOR RENT-Bi NESCOTT & WILCOX,
1907 Ppnna. ave.
1902 Vt av. 12r 3b$?6.62I APARTMENTS
ZOOS h. ijr, b.sta 300 THE CARLISLE. 1918
I4l2 2oth lot ami 80 80 y. non housekeeping-
20 20. III ID. ami 80 rooms, bath. 80 so
80 \. lar hami 20 w rooms. bath g. 30
i9ie l. OF, b. FUR 40 90 1I6S Wild CT. b. fur25 20
1911 g. ST lat cel3o. 30 SOFA 23d. 5r. b.. .21 so
3Il I'D. sr n. .30-8I sol 23d "a. 5r. b. % so
905 23d ST. b. lat 1861 COLORED
10 r. ST. b. lat. 80 80 AIS 18th Or b. lat. q 60
,i3a5 !0th Or b. ami q 80 2O17 L. 1r b. lat. D 80
18th or lat 26 30 I64 Harvard. Oh. b. 81 30
SZiu a. iF' o. iat % 90 Gil 23d 7r. b.. % 60
HOS Path. Or b at25. so 22I1 G. 5r W. IL 90
8046 p. Or. b. lat. %. 80 STORES
1925 30th. Or b. lat 20 90 221O 18th stO Ar has 90
2aII II. Or: W. Gel. is 30 1928 Pa av 1r.cel 50 so
23Io12 l.. ar. W. 1850 2125 Pa av,1r.w.g l6 so
243S Va av. 5r, VII so OFFICE ROOMS.
2I02 *, Or. w. IL. so 4S2 4S6 La av. heated
rooms. $40. $125O $50
for IuIi INST or small houses and fats apply at
nnce mh12-sa tn. tn. II
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
UNFURNISHED.

CNFCRNISHED.
FOR RENT-TNFURNISHED.
13I: VI. l2r. b.. $1,000 i1124 Vt nv. 80 .125
1919 2Ist NV 10r h. 900 210S 18th. 1877 Al 900
ST. 18th. ST. 2b. 1900 1871 r. 11r, b.. 90
1911 II ay. lar. 2b.1a All se.-...1I.0o
few desirable furnished houses.
Store. i4U1 ST. NV. $50 per mo
OFFICES.
Room. I'd door. SIS 14th st so per mo
STORE.
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HOUSE.
Apartment, rooms and bath. $50 per mo
STONELETGH COURT.
A few very desirable apartments now vacant In
Stopeleigh Court at from $50 to $165 per month.
FITCH. FOX d BROWN.
feo1-tf HOG q st. W.
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FOR RENT-BY b. F. s
l22 o NV. Or. h.4o.5o

FOR RENT-BY b. F. s
1223 o NV. Or. b.40.50
go y Y av NV. Sr. b.31 so
Dol T NV. ar. b. 81. 30
1920 9th NV. Tor. 2b35. so
1918 9TH NV, sr.
store and stable. 35. 30
1873 \ NV. Tor. b. 80. 81
1927 Md av ne. Or. b.3o. 80
as Fla av NV. Or. S30. 30
1873 Seaton NV. 1r, b 80. 30
Is II ne. Or. b. :. 81. 80
1925 9th NV. 6r. VIZ. 80
1911 Sth NV. GIBBS. 80
1883 9th NV, e. b -. 30
Broad Br ri. o.w.25. 20
lll0 I ne. Or. b. Aa.25. 90
102 Quincy NV. Or. b2:} o.
GIG 18th Ne, Or. b. %. SO
34l1 Ga av NV. 6r. b.h 80
GA X NV. 6r. w. rs. ~
1921 Morse ne. Or. bI7.5p
2S4i 9th NV. Or. W. IL. 30
1871 III ne, 5r, w.13.50
Ivy City. ST. ". .1i.Uo
STORES.
Sc cor 9TH & Mass
nv. 81. col. per IN. 800
Ne cor 1ith & II nwS5 20
1914 Ith NV 90 90
1901 l}th NV. 40 90
1l2 9TH NV. .35 50
rnhI3-tf
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FOR KENT-RENT REDUCED; " V AVE
near 1st St NV: elegant three-story hay-win-
dow brick. rooms and bath: furnace heat
b. +. SAUL COMPANY. 9Th and L sts NV
niil4-3t
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4 GENTLEMAN REPRESENTING A WELL
known New York banking house is I'm n posi-.
ton to negotiate prompt loans ~ from 500 10
81 900 upon tae security 81 stock In trade ma.
shiuery aUG pfsn:. accounts receivable. unins
dorsed notes of responsible business houses.
goods In bond storage. household furniture
any other security that will consistently
cover the amount loaned.
Communications which will have my per-
sonal attention. will be considered In tho
strictest confidence.
W. II. WILSON. oil Colorado lidc-.
I4t, and q SITS. Washington. ID. q.
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GIVE rs THE
LOCATION.
SIZE.
RENT
OF the house ron want and will look I. np
for you. You can see where you will save
time aud energy-and It will cost you nothing
SHANNON < LUCHS.
NJ 2345 Tl3 I4th NV. NJ. 2348
ja2S-th fm&tu-tf
FOR RENT-l451 w ST. Nv; \ VERY DESIR-
able house. containing rooms and bath. in
thorough repair. and line: special in
ducement to first class tenant. THE HARRISON
REALTY CO, 621 18th NV; phone NJ. 1882.
ja96-tf
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FOR RENT-A LOVELY HOME . ROOMS
aud bath. near cor North Capitol and Il SITS.
only go. 80.
r. =. SAUL COMPANY. 9Th and SITS. NV.
nhI4-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WE OFFER YOU 600 TO 1.
~. When you LIST RsTperty With h us snat ova Is
your present plan. WASH. INF. AND LISTING
BU.. w. l.. and T. bldg, 900 + st. mh16-3t
WAREHOUSES TO RENT. AND WANT
them NOW. to supply my large waiting list.
Have best facilities for securing good. reliable
and responsible tenants. What have you idle?
EDWARD =. SCHWARTZ. 624 ct. NV.
Phone NJ 62l0. fe28-tf
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List office.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
wyoming 2r. b. k.42.5al 1912 18th. Or, b.. - co
II12 f4th. Or. b.. -4o0e SOS L. 5r b. 81. 90
Exeter. Or. b. k...40 NJ Alice SIS 90 to ~ 30
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartments OF all sizes ir choice apartment
houses List at office.
STORES.
1914 14th. store ..-..........5 80 %
OFFICE ROOMS
1903 Fl NV. 5r. "a 13t5 Ia av Sd e. co. 10
ner snnum. -. 900 sis 10th. IS 10 SIS
sr, Sd n. As % s1T-S19 18th. sra go
NlI-sl9 18th, I'd n 100 Bush bldg, T. 9Th.
SiI-S19 18th. single offer
rooms. $3.50 TO II sol
STABLES.
142o Belmont -. .11.VO 1I42 Oregon. 10 10
rIl ~ ST. IoOO
fe2O- -. tu III. If
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FOR RENT
1929 10th st. NV. IL rooms and baths. $75 20
1914 Eve St NV 10 rooms anl bath. 81 90
'l14S Col. I'd NV. 10 rooms and bath. 30 90
1G3s 1oth at NV rooms and bath 81 90
1927 Wisconsin ave 10 rooms and bath. 25 50
342S p St NV @ rooms and bath...... - 80
noo1-tf WEAVER BROS. 1916 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES
in all sections Of the city; all sizes and prices
to suit. We YOU time and trouble
by calling. phone TO this Office. HARRISON
REALTY co, Inc. 621 18th NV N. $685..
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FOR RE.
HElSKELL & McLEEAN.
1905 II ST. NV.

UNFINISHED.
gloS 10th. @Ir- $1,000 1921 2oth. 1lr b. 90
ISpS III ay. 5r..-.2I0 ISL 4. Ior, h. 90
1871 10TH 2ar. Al .1Ia fTiS Ore av. 1Ir b. 40 90
1919 l9th 1Sr. sb 1877 1850 Ore Az 1lr b. 40. 90
l.S2 16th Tor. 2h s:..:s2 1oi col I'd. Or. 80. 30
SoS2 3sth. Or. b. a.. 90 fT3c Coreoran. Or b:1..0
1325 21st. J0r. b.. On o. 36l6 18TH ar b.. ~
IFS clst. Tor. b. go 90 1920 18th. ar h.. 81
1879 Tor. b. 300 Broad Branch rd sr9S. 90
Inn3 NV. 1ir n ~. - 1922 9th Sc. Or. b. 60
l1l5 De Sales. Tor 80. IS HIS 9Th Or. h. 30
I2O9 q. 11r. a.. $3.50 1o16 ID sw. Sr. 300
II11 Ore Nv lii, b 20. 90 I3+S Union. Or b. 20
1855 L. ID Ar. 90 9c1-929 E. for bus, offer
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GET Orr BIG FOR RENT LIST.
Contains 200 properties.
THREE CO KEYS TO EACH
PROPERTY WE HAVE FOR REM.
BOSS & PHELPS GncD.
go 18th NV
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
Three phones.
MAIN 340-41-495.
Ssetp
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FOR SALE-REMARKABLY CHEAP HOUSE:
EXCELLENT LOCATION: JUST l., so or

18TH Sr. AND SOUTH OF T. Il rooms.
Think Of il. Two baths. Servants quarters
STRICTLY modern property. with a. wide. deep
Iof. IL Is said This house cost the former owner
S.2.ihm. fou can get bargain here fer
81. 100. $4,000 trust can remain
BELT. o. RIEN co tnc.i, 1905 G NV.
nIl3 sa tn. st
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JsT. sos I4TH ST. NV.
1872 $. Tor. b. 30 50
1927 Ore av. Tor. b. SO. 90
Avon 4 Dent .Sr, b. .35. ca
lN1 9th. Or. b. 81. 20
439 = NV. Cir. b. .23.5 80
40 Q. 6r. b. .25.5O
1886 y J v.6r. b. 1880
Csc +th ne. Or. .I5.50
"4t y sw, Or. .1O.S0
1913 y Sc. 6r. 1850
MENTS.
COLORED TENANTS.
26oS X NV. 6r. b. II. 90
1906 II. 4r. b. 1870
1872 Jackson. Or. 1880
13' \ Sc. Or. 1850
Rossiyn. Va. 5r. 800
STABLES.
1913 f., "A stalls. 40. 90
X 2o12 III nw.5 stlsoU, 90
Il 1J2l Marion. 2stls. S. 90
STORES.
2p1o H.sto. DIV. ST a 30 90
10th & X. ! av. 30. 10
30 18th Sw. $50. $3.50
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New houses now being finished: colonial
front porches: modern plumbing; trimmed in
hard wood good sized yards: desirable and
convenient location. Rentals range from $oS so
TO S35 each. Reservations now being made.
mh1O-1Ot MOORE HILL Inc D. 1899 G. St
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-BEAUTIFTL NORTHWEST colt
ner- An ideal seven-room house, with southern
and eastern exposure; modern in every feature;
IN beautiful residence section: one Of the pref
test homes in Washington. Owner must sell.
Will take 800 for quick sale.
MOORE & HILL. tinc.b. 1899 G. ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY II. l.. RI
21st 4 ., 1nr,b .$10o. W |
1897 2ist. Tor. %. rs. 90 |
1927 X ! av. or, b. 1900
100 10th. 12r. b. $500
so7 l.. 11r. III. 500
1881 2ist. Or. b. 40. 90
1916 Kenyon, 1Or. 2b50. 90
1851 r. Tor. b. .4T.50
1725 Riggs. Tor. b. As. 90 |
174S Ore av. Tor. b. ~. 90
1225 O. Or. b. 49,. $500
APART,
co3 Fior'ce ct.6r, b55.00
Saranac, Or. b. 1000
Nantucket. or, b. .. 80
1919 l.. Or. b. .35. 40
Nantucket, ar, b. 800
Jefferson. 5r. b. 80. M
10 Akron. Or. b. 30
76I Girard. Jr. b. 1880
103 18TH ne. ar. b. 1900
eco X NV. 3r. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
COS 18th. pr IS and $40
mh6- sa.tu.tlh.ff
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Of which will be built by Australia,
and of which cruisers will take the
more important part the vessels
being manned to some extent from
Australia, as a unit Of the British
fleet and ready at any time, in case OF
war, to come under the immediate
command of the Admiralty. The num-
Der of vessels on the China station will
be increased. Australia will have
three cruisers, six torpedo boat des-
troyers and six submarines. The
whole will be capable of distribution at
any time in parts where needed.
"As far as the Pacific is concerned,
Canada is at present doing nothing, but
is likely to come in very soon to in
crease the strength of the Empire
afloat and South Africa is still, surely,
to be heard from NOR the Empires gen.
eral defense"
Sir Joseph Ward waxed enthusiastic
when the interview turned again to
woman suffrage. He has seen much
in his hurried tour. lie has passed
this way twice before once in 1895, and
he has visited the States and has taken
part in most significant government
gatherings in London, but it is evident
from his remarks that he has nowhere
observed wat he considers to be so
successful a form Of government as
exists in New Zealand.
In New Zealand the women vote
when they are q years of age, Maories
ana ALL The Maories, however, vote
for Maori candidates, unless they elect
to stand for other candidates, in which
event they cannot vote for the Maori
candidates.
Sir Joseph speaks highly in praise
of the public and private educational
institutions of New Zealand, giving
them credit Ter the condition of affairs
which makes universal suffrage there
so great a success. The women's votes
put him in six parliaments. Apparent
ly the women believe in him, and he
certainly believes in them.
The Premier of New Zealand before
many months will find it necessary to
return to England, for he must be
present at further conferences OF a
general nature affecting the entire en-
pire.
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To FORCE PEACE
IN PACIFIC
Continued from Page oneJ

tralian force, and the Pacific China
station will in itself amount to a very
large force, with the result that the
Empire, in the Pacific ocean, will COM
mand naval force more than double
the strength of any foreign power
except the United States Of America.
the power of Great Britain in this
ocean, will be the only other consider
able power.
I'VE are building a great Dread
nought vessel of the Indomitable class
for the British government, particular
ly for the New Zealand fleet, which is
to cost ten millions of dollars in your
American money, and the Admiralty OF
the Empire will send out to us in adj
d1tion to this, two or three first class
cruisers which are to cost nearly four
millions of dollars each, of the Bristol
type, three destroyers and three sub
marines.
1.-THE New Zealand fleet will, as far
as the crews are concerned be made up
Of men of New Zealand, and the sys-
tenn will be such that these men and
officers will have the opportunity Dt
advancing anywhere in that service,
elsewhere as well as in the New Zea-
land branch. The New Zealand tieet
will be a separate unit of the British
Navy.
In regard to Australia there will b
established flet, some of the vessels
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The members of the Congressional
party are to be accorded an unusual
courtesy when they reach San Fran
cisco, as the result of work done in
their behalf by Delegate Kuhio. Re-
membering that when they reached
San Francisco on the Mongolia the
Congressional party would, under or
binary circumstances, be subjected
to delay while their baggage was be-
ing examined, the delegate took the
matter up at once with the Secretary
lof the Treasury. This morning he
received a cablegram notifying him
hat the baggage of the Congressional
party would be passed by the San
Francisco customs authorities with
out the usual examination.
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onomea was still $5O.5O bid ana
S5O.75 asked Hawaiian Pineapple
was $27 so and S2S. Honolulu Brew
cry was Sz2. SO and 1913 so. Honokaa
was SIS. rs and $40. Pioneer $3.50 ask.
ed. a
1t will be seen from these quotations
that while figures have remained strong
today there has been little trading to
back them up.
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The Russian menace Japan is matter which must be cause
Of very Grave concern to the Toxic 1t has seemed Tor
some time treaty Portsmouth premature 1t eYdeY
left great Neither nation has respected its provisions
far evacuation Mancura maintenance OF the open door
policy doubtful whether Japan could long with
stand land the Siberian railway was double
tracked remembered that the ceased according to
Kuropatn when he had fallen back as far was nece
sary It will always subject of controversy whether he would not
have finally position then begun advance against Jap
ane army getting from its base The situation
again may be reversed An immense Russian may
take and Japanese generasp and bravery
will cope with it. AT home Japan safe Her
concerned But she
Korea at the end of the fighting
she will have a record to be proud of indeed
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

September IT,
Moses IL. Kambe, one story dwell
ing, Liliha near School Kwong FoF
Kee plumber
Paul Isenberg. Hassinger street, e.
r. Bath. plumber.
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GENERAL.

c. c. Won Hamm of the Won Hamm-
Young Company, will sail in the Mon
golia tomorrow for a business tour of
the mainland.
Banks and larger business houses
will be closed tomorrow, there will be
nothing doing on the Stock Exchange,
shipping will be practically at a stand
Continued on Page Five)
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With only round century of independence
Mexico ought to be inspired with strong motive for good behavior
circumstance that may arise President Daz waxing very
CD and the impression Sabroad that of "After Daz
Geuge Yet is to be hoped that Mexico its hundred any
year after the century mark has passed. will prove the truth of the
saying there man whose place cannot be filled It would be
ing strange Daz should die without having left single understudy
the arts OF peaceful administration capable of grapng
ing the situation without comnotion and carnage
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Dana Dudley is adding his reputation scientific peacemaker
taking that things which will multiply the dead in the best
of peace Dudley already has credit for the dynamite gun
and the torpedo tube His latest nveniona telescope
enabling deadly aim of guns around high obstacles and
deps-may be tile cecmae both of demon airshp
and diabolic submarines.
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With the recrudescence cholera in the Orient claiming
victims ports with which Hawaii commerce. reported
discovery of preventive will be hailed with graft
hcator While sanitation is the certain protection against all
pescces it must wait the advance intelligence
effective In the meantime the clean cities ports the
Fable TO contagon from the dirty places Therefore great
thing shat able afford protection either curative or i'm
munizhg agents communities liable vtation within or
without .l
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Governor Johnson is likely fool the guys who had on the
tip Of tongue the old The operation the pa
tent succunbed" Johnson is that kind of man. is little Of
the demagogue-a his foolish speech at Seattle re-
vealed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17

arraignng the administration of criminal laws America Pes
Taft is leading reform important that could be
suggested great American failing of farreachng
lack of respect for the law and has its origin partly in the
in which administered Practical sensible people
respect which conduct such farces the Taw trial. the Hams
TRIAL the Francisco graft prosecutions Considered efforts
determine the guilt innocence of defendants these proceedings
simply absurd That the wealth of the defendants that
made them is of course known to all
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17

Same old stoy"a in it." Dr. Cook driven Cap
Peas renue of Mrs Parys having
going with that particular expedition Then Cook goes his
hook and discovers the pole year ahead of Pea Hence the
statement Mrs Pay for publication when the of
Cooks triumph made the world ring She congratulated the DOCTOR
hut
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17

Hartman left fortune of hundred Millions easy to mouth
II one is not chewing Pity he could have taken
with him. but David Harum says There pocket shroud
If however Mrs Hartman of the type of Mrs Sage which
evidences shortly develop humanity suffer on account of
IIarrimans hundred million.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17
BY L. D, TIMMoNs

There will not be a meeting of the
Stock Exchange tomorrow, the same
being holiday.
The session of the Stock Exchange
this morning was a very quiet one,
transactions being few and of small
consequence Only one sale was made
that being of ten shares Waialua at
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17

California has promise of industry in the
fact of railroad ties of crushed pumc Some particulars
elsewhere be of interest Hawaii which has abundance
Of material for similar manufacture This really be the
of concrete great deal of building these islands locally
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17

SIG. For this stock Sis, rs is bid
and SIG asked.
Hilo Railroad bonds sold at $500 be.
tween boards which was on the basis
OF the last sale. Two lots, $4,000 and
$4,000, changed hands on that basis
Oahu sold at $32 fiat, 1870 snares chang
ing hands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-17

Correspondents who would their views in print send their
the editor This rule than hundred years old but
Of course correspondents are born every day.
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