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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Fine Homesites at a Sacrifice Price
Some Bargains
SLIGO

Some Bargains
SLIGO
Buys s-ruum anrrzIEs IL Snth and F-anA-
in cts. -fr7 EaIEr gzz All sewer Es55
CASH naaGnce nuur1iT-
SZ.L4lO
= 3-srury square house IN Est ct. nsa-
Arnor 4, rnnmE- gas ci-T warer anu
saver LpElalrs G1l "a rented n1r E5H
dGwnHrzlrs rur x Easy osruA-
$1,000
The zKEszr bargain n u1w1. a s-ooum
house modern. szlspI furnace a. -5t1 ana
ET-Htcl St. lard pine EulHl. uIuueEu
plumbing Barn IN raa- Paved street
2zZt1s had Belongs u1 Al estate thar
$500
zlz roGmH. new AMI entirely modern IN
3EI 1t, south N ~ lolEVur-n ave 1alE
-uIEn IUVF1HIs-rz- laEu ulue Euish aun 0aL
-nurT upstairs LumulHLz win LE-Lr4s.
screens. cement walks. s0Guiug. au- G11
aa-in. 1G-ancs mummy
S5.TQU
EzEar ruUrns. A. mutisra. uHk Euisr
1uE1zIz--s- Eur war hEI-- E-Ic--Ca-l--
lew- LacaEsd N Es1uis PARK DISTRICT
$500
Buys an s-ro0m. al modern hume n me-
" est 6z-1a-u ulsyE-C- near IA soHivu 8
castle v 81 1uliE- Attractive anu hume
liAkF- Large E-unL anu side 1urGn. -lU as-
- rAs price 4 --lEuL
VACANT LOT SNAPS
y y Cor s4t1 and za1-sr Eha
&r- AM SrL-- AXLE, s=7a
ar I1u Bristol E2-.-da. sss1. Al zpecialE
pau
8la ana zones d5x-2a E-Tn. Al spe,aa-a
pad.
80 ara zslr-- 55zgIo. -go t-1nrzzEzs. Nae
a. IL-zr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
offered FuE BENT


NV lHfHI. a.-tl M..LllLtIH
ELL -L4r AcfL N1E E-r--r~rn -ur-
la-a- 1luaalrw Fr-le. VII square buzz
1tifIllcH llETalu n exposed -aEsr. AZ
IN pur-1 -1 aast rnal4l s1r-~ 1a-l. 1r-gur
81 -1esrtiL -uE rIum OBJ aIIrh and
east vide opening u dining --uu-
Nlicn Euoa sized ard 1u s1url
-,le n 1nlae cus Er-ne-. vth
la-i4a pa1r-T Iur TrH ID .lfrIp rUuI. lur
Elnr 1E-r-~- liHina cellar arr-l-re base
mem under me sur-r4 1Uuse win r7Ir
NnlwF7 ~ F1iendid 1f-ir.runa. Win
lAlte CLOSER nEr aac1. 1a-n -TUu size i--L
I-rF CON -1le--l- 1r--anl-a. and rl-l- -glliu-
go 81 eanlpiata sslr-ala.-Ll .l-.-lL-----s.
1alL u1ller- lawarurT not a1H -lid wacsr.
1eaTT rua I'M Ins-ufeca siuH ID Etrcnen.
A. vsrT best g-ade- alac---n IElr l ar
r1nuH and 1Hliaruerr- 1aH1r.Ell 1ulr-iiEl-
AegrEiC aluHFsr Elr--lre- El1l lalalL IrlLlE
lH-lfA lan ana cur zaLza shades 1alE-uE
IN -nhlnas inside Eulan IaE- Ia-i- a-lu
Ner--ca- E-Z-ned ~elIuv vine. plain laI-
uliHE1un Er-ie- Guars OF -an naH sC-ulsli.
slrlnnrned and 1niiHneu -u z.uHs well
amt n srerT Eay A. lUurH double over
NC. E1lpla1. Win -uEiu payer between.
clear rad wood siding with TAP 1Hlr De-
E.Feen anesrng and siding a. niHta rs
- mcfiea 1p1r- ana chen ur-uHHn m 1nt1
snss dr M order w1lCh IN iEs solid Ellil-
and clnarrriuu.t BY Ersr-ciHsa Mechanics.
E1u BEST material Iu -a1 own his
Pr-rIy Lt-e 1Oma- On Eue east -1rr lCl-
un-T 1ne aincK Co -A- lne. Ea4zs N The
rsur ruu 1HT Cur IN old lnrIae f1v1rIHvu
WI 1uT H. P-cs. E---s. ~ -ash and =
par UUnrl. See ME- -Irlr any AND 90
weather one LIE IL nlHT Ic-uas -ne street
aulu last 4umdHT IN the ram lHrure evening
a. home only 5uuuHv anu evenings.
Come Co N raEiuHuCu- L5 !. E1-CTun Ave
Benson Fhune Benson - 2 q er11lin-
EaF. owner
- g. " UEI s--uum IulIHe. AZ u0gfst--l.
IN good -unGir1un- uiUH yar1- Eunu
uelr1I rlluU
ssAI-7EI- PARA ava. r1una. a. mOdsr1-
me cuuuiEUu-
Eza1-I-I0 49, y, u ava s-rgGm house
neHF 4uu enc. al modern
E&-1l-i-- EtI ave -uuruf lnassr-ll
ama BLOCK -Im Ea-la-u ca
x H-gEfa Bur 81 s-~uum uuuer1l 1uuHes
sussi rauEa not wa-sr zear. reaLlGel
EIm -
- 49, ElnrHuu 81 s-r1Um modern
hUtIHe Ia vsrr best az -lnli-tun-
En-a5-2@E Eur- 81 new i--uum a. uuu-
Eru luuEe.
O.h1-L-6 stn st. rnumH and 1az1-
one block uu car ban
-. 49, Fowler ave- lea--T new T.
room a.. u1uusru lulIEe
E0-E-584 EGn rooms. uuneru nLr1
nelunDoruuuC
"a. lE-3l1h FLuuIu 81. nlCE house A. G.. s.iL1
anu 1HWv 1a-lI-- AE- IlLEe-T1-- ---
I1lueft from 81
S15. aa--Cur-1lga 10 ~elr If La n Tth q
Ez-tsi-Zzls u uar 81 -uurIH modern -n
5T-uH EHE
PEEz -E=~ co..
0uaha Naruuaa EauH ElulrT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Real ESTATE WANTED

NEAT A. IOWA FAEAdEE WAy-ra
lave yuu an thing - 111er me cAzmn
n A17Na- Al Gnzzp ana Tar 1IEaer 1rtcsr.
q sEBnra- merrnA-ldlse suara nur lIaI1 az
IL AMI ~ Al zzclauAsg gr nave yaa
sozne Anu guu Fz1L a sal 1nr GsAsaT rh~
ane papsr lllLL nsAGaes the lava EarrnsI
q lie Les AGlnsa -ASIIzGl- $3.50 zlrzIIlaLE-an
4a-.2 n-A-zs A1ss-s L1BtsrEun- d GeuL . Rura
- LEseEL-slIlas CENTS SGrL -s-z lAGlazs
-AlA- Lz-jiEzL-- Les MoInsz- -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

LOOK a. ne aGIIsa. HI L4zz zLs II Fau
1za ~ buy T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

STEAMSHIPS
A--AA -
Elsg-Lrsas1s 81 -aHr-nra Euura
Wszz-g .a-1inzsa Cu1E1
"a u -----@.- IL -AV --EE-f4tlL-- ls-.a-sksf- IS
IN .-EL----a-- II IN -LA- E1avra- 5r-slus
11rt-z-ssIl-y 1-1m
EE-4- alll EaEIafZiu ~ tzaasFaau4
1plGlul1 sEE1EIg alurlEaL $3.50 -
EaGz-z
Az lGEL. 4zEnr az
ALAN q C. lzeuera- AlzsuLa
II ~ LaA-1uru ST -h-ga-.a
y CEC L. LINZ sTEAA HIP
&Aa 4-E@A- 10 -tl- Is 49, 49,
CASIO "
INV E-6A 49, a----es ELa
s1uEsls E-8Iuu -r-- ---zzEa laE IE---u -
-lrZ 4-lG -I1tlii-- zlzE-laIl. -E-sl zlu ~
gTlIlG-pa- -l1L-LE1-z- lulnLd a. aE--szz-lzue
ta4G= -a-4A Lar -au4h LLlI-4LI
sluer10r AGcuEI1-l 11aL--lua E--.a-laur M.
LEA -HsE.. sr--zsl-E lIr Es=atr. .l-.lr -
aeZ- lzzuIz az A1E-lr L-4IlE or E1-Lzs-- Ia
1,lh szstz=-. lzsznura- lt-ElL-- ll4az....l- ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
WlETD-To Buy

GccD MorMT CIR Fuur sraEsn mr.
nsHz1 an lid Fata n. Nzzaaa- - = IA
zE-lS AS PAYS u1ud press AR e1rniuu.
-arDsla --rrles and znues. . ssQL
want 20 5uv Euod asuund-aand uiov-
--e- lnH Win lua1rar lrAaEa an C. Z mus
1r -slsuunlia- 90 Ees
WA,7--Eu--srsa-nsr u--lnk Ea-nsv zzs
Ems amt PvrH
wEEL Invalid cnutr- nus- De- m g-ud
-uudir-un- cal Fhuue DuuE-Hz ~
E--p,-aa-an laznes- s.l AISLE ---
11aerlu Of 1lr- grade WORN ms
class. -ta-a -rrs. Adur-ss Ia Garrison
ava. E-a-uuu.- -sB-a
a,--U- ri. ECT-stack shues. TRY
goods. 11rllnE ll- apur 1Lzn- A1rCsss a
E4NTE1-Tu Rent
F-z---sEzzL r---aEs AZ LAxs 1saBui
Tor sea.sun- Phone Webster -
vaS---E--F-1u 2. % 5-r8an modern
lu'lsss .l rluG condition cluHe IN rant res
sonai1ie address a 5a. sea
MANIFESTATIONS
FIRST a-azs przcrca4 Nurse can b. an
Ea-zea a. once Doug. "a
TCCNIz man wants position a. 5ouk-
Eeaper OF sa-esulzl, Cal give znou rsf-
=rsnCHH. E-a1- Be-
P-AsrEE-E aad zaasun. vaa1s a B0si-
EOu- = smith. - Cas-. Tyler Ia
CITY salesman. 5ssr u r-r.rsnca. Al
dreaa ID q M-LlEz1- Elg Nar-a Bta Ava
ar pEune E-sss.-H
Any z1d OF dav wurx va1r=a, & Per
DAY BIZ experienced wuman- E1z Narth
An OF pnnnH N sn- AZ
E1DEE-E1sCE-D t-zuxnrznan and lat-
asrsr 1r seusr2- 0r-us III 1a-uurT WY
VII b. apursCla-ssi- PermHnanr liRCH
raElar l1an 1azlcy sa-R-T daalre1 A-uril-
5ppolur -EusTv-eT AdurssH ElW DOdgs -.
-1-T. or Phone i. 49,
POSITIONS wanted 17- ruro young men
nila--llnisf oy -aue wiling uu arc=pt Any
l17y1- AdCresH o. 5se-
MN and vie as COOK ana nuuasIran
EouG rs1srzua~. : 30. see
V A-J-EL-En1ui1--n err 1v Iay -r week..
guou house cleaner genera 1uuHe ana
ar1 man -ung experience a@Te 81 .-vulal
Fe-. z 87ts. Ad- -216 Douglas 2 T. Gay
E-EPEE-E1S-ED huusskeepsr desires
puhlI-un COMPETENT 20 -1ke III. Er1H-Ea u
lo'ise and SERVANTS. r=L Douglas il
LAZY Waits work 1or sa-1r-1ava- Ca1
IND BIT
GA CE-vET-E a. Ibsr-z one -1A- CAT
srairr her wien she refuses cal E. IacA-
sun. Ind BIZ
- s0ura Mn; wu1rsd- position as r,Ir-zl-
-ir- salesman 81 other S1rH CAT -1T-llsn
best n reference z Lewis
F4luy Washing. Es per weak raL
Eale- -
RAILROAD u-ac-7u expert now wt-r Chi
-aEu me rs 1usu 1Ir position win Shippers
dr -1l-r-li1- = TeL-1 z11per-sllce E-aiElE
rIraa. -az--@z- routes claims. Gnr-=sDun-
1encs- Grgazl1E1--Ul- LIherl- commission
Glt-G-- rsEGrI- highest rs1erHuCHz- 5a4az-v
4latL Ai1f-E1as x -AlA---neIlE ia NJ. lHd
~ .LIaEn Are. -hlCazur
HNDT nan wants dav work. Ezsury
y a-worr1l- - n. eth sL douglas sS8a
TEL TYLER Ii Ask bur payne glr-sr
class salesman
Real ESTATE
AAsTAACT az TITLE
PETER Tzsszzs, u. Gu Tea Daux. III
THE Midland G a 7 Co. Ia Fa-aasu-
Real zsFATE nExLEas.
HED ABSTRACT CO. oldest anur-aat
of-zGs n Na1r7ssEa- n EranIieaE rAszzsz
REAL HsrATE rrTLE rELEr CO. -.
rsslra anGr ctry NAE BA1aE alaE
BEILuERs UF8aMArIaN-
4 : I-s4and, z1Ason- M N ssra. E-u7a
PTT-WBTNE I r Van VA-kzHbsrz.
= = lA1--hG WORK ana na.er-aI -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

z41 fasr frontage cf1ersu Tor the Fl
ccrt- We s1id 100 5ser within 1us 1IoCk
c--rr 1roL Z you I-s IoOE1ng tcr Al n
P-cDer-T sfCIausi between DCrcas and n
Evsry foot Of property u E-Rie. PTv-ns
the muney. hence THIS price. Can maze "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

Fpz EA-lE ar sEc1a1Ea Groom house
a1f - aC~a liaClEaru-r1 snCD Ana OF n
Munua-u1u Ia WI -a-fs some Euud t-1azl
-lrses par pay 81 ~ eve TINE N pAL--
II desired F4-s .nra n Omaha Elr sac
n r EWING 2E6 u. 5Is1- Omaha Ven.
Ta EaufEuu Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

GOOD MCWMV f1r Fuur -ruHsn n.y.
mEuaH an 1id rutd n NzEaa1. ~ q IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04


CITY FEaPEHFT Faa Sab
FRED >. EADRA
$40 New Omaha Nail salk EIaE..
6el- Phone Douglas 4&3A
EA-E Ava, 1e-l- E1--a-- ST. \ mod
srn house for low price, TWsu-F-nIl-a
ana hamilton street, a LEV aud muH-
sdrn 6-ruom house, very cheap NORTH
EWsu-F-secnud street facing dtgl
school A mGGsru s-rucm residence.
kOCNTZE PLACE RARGATN
FMS 7-r1um- --lI lazsneur 1r-rE van
ssrHl- rl-.E modern. new house = lIocK
from 4Ih 81 cars, IN Einllaev must De-
aAl.l--cEL- a 1r-l Ea-Efl was Uttered Il
--An A. Ena3 1a-sa-n- F-cs nov re-
1-ce1 % E-5st There El91 lruzr 10
you ar -ILs 1r-CH i ~Iu ara mick suuflzrsl
20 E-aED H. E-.Iu cash balance IN -lua
EPFEls RI-s.- EErACE CO.
-hnns u ~ Eaia EuHUun srurs. .
FCE SALE "a RE1--
E1uHe and .nL TfEH8 ar AZ WahHrs-
j.. VII Dr. SUD AZ a bargain
CE-L-E LOTS AT a 4-A-H-F'I-E
IWu -uFs g W corner - ann Ia.lrau-
street.. sO-Ll -malH-
LII A. AZ p -lHIsr A.
III AL anu =ua-uluE So
-sL A. "a and L-a-rl zEa.
sm particulars WIzIs z A-rnal = d.
aI-==r- A-luaIE=a Wa"
FgE EALE-A raa- aunnsv niae.- ?
-1unE built By Jay -aaur lzEHs .ur gar
1su- berries E1r alG larEE Hnazis trsas
VERY Desirable -ucZ--ln- lear lHET car Inc
sIsr ~. or address 9 a. Bee.
LOOK A. ne aGusa. HI Lzzz A, Il Fsu
1za u 1uy 4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
Toland & Wiley.
PHONE Luug-aa 7ll-
40 Zee EidE., Omaha. Aer


500 Oh $40 WILL Do
a5i.-5-r1Gm g8u1aEe. city var and gas
-UI .sE11E
q lEf.--s-ruUL Glr-lIlEe. WszI side. -E a enc
lume- H-ga luL
q lal.l----IlU luua= Iu q arI ST. near n
bargain
Zl1l-5-rIum 1UulHs n walking distance
m0neru zEcEDU lfA-
-Iisf--i-ruuIu gur-tIs -ual luiuE 81
large -ur and iH a hlL-sa-u-
MENeIEDOHT Il CO.
ID Bee EauR DauElaz szsz --sz4s s
VACANTLCTS
Ar s7tl. uea- -hluagu e. undo We
haze -T1 ~lCaIr lIz ina z-- "a s--a
L1nUs s-lIe Iur ara a ETHI- lu--I.u a
- azc1- These car De- 1llu on lsr-uE
PAYNE NV ESSTME-NT CO.
EnErz rIfrd EIour Var EIlel-
5uzIr-leHgr Corner Brl AMI E-lH-u -ia
r1unes- Douglas III "a -a
FOB s-A--E-Flvs-rlUm -ur-azs 1adsFl
except r1ruaGz. Alb 81. Lll -
"a aGrsa near 1s1n and VALLEY SIS. larry
Ella1 luIlaE. 1llr Ar EElaizad -ualas- zillua
zzr1sg ~ ~ EGus-aa al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

SUMNER RESORTS
LAKE. 4L-INECC sIEA
-4-ia --l4ll-LlE-4lr ltl- -l-IIIsszl pulls me
must ael-LI--ll mani 4lL-ss Ia Ia 7Eursd-
14Ls - mixes ~ snare Inc
4-Hz -zz1ra El1aa u Llu ArleF-ca1 a.
ILElh clLlua-Iar 4l-lleLLlCL1E. LE IL III. Pa
-lLu 1uI-- -Lut- d Ea-L between . lzlE 5 . "a
1zlu -tsa-n uuw sAsV -r % 90 secure a T1.l-
ner hume ~ " ven WOOD a -z-lu- Ezsunrg5,.
adm az -sv1n- a. LuGk-lz guC IN MA
AAEz---iS sCE-EEE CCALPAzTy
A-unsapuIiE MINI
WAY sFESD TCCE VA-ArLlzSs ~
=E-FH'E EIT
EuE @ul ullr =urulEs PAX Colo. a-uuuE
--lu 1H4-l-E pines zuV A -GL lul-u a ann
mer elL-a=a E-1l 4 mmnrl IurVu 4 ~ a
vel Best EzHnluE rlur-nu sl-I $500
n Tie ward -.lu z1lullr springs ara IN
T4-t-l llr -llr-a--7a lruper--ez- 7Hr-Is uI-
L4 ElI -i-lulr -urILEE IIWuHILa Ca
Z. Idea ElnE-. LslVsr Coins
FCR a 1a-nrT Izsssr- lEH ualza.Ts C.
VII cuuls -1 The See IE-c= WITHIN r-lr--
1a--s We VII give Ann 1r-Ier 1ur z rIIar-
Ir1CE or -IlE Ela lcr cream
WANTED-TO 6OHHoN
$50 On improved err 1uupsr-v n-1n
1riuZEa llrfT- -41lrzsE T EA=
WANTEI-TD Guy
EEEr Brzes a1id ar q a4ad nIFzfTIF.
Gz-D=Ez sGIzlaE Eza ano-4 To- . ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04

OMAHA nlaa the BEST OF everything On
l-lls ua-AsI- 1UL f1ECEi- malkes C-Is oesr
s,r'Il- = C. a Ovens - n. At- -, VII
euule 10 The BsH Ir--cs E1LlLu three 1aTs
We VII give mn Al order 11r 1s-esnr can
--aA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20

wall will necessarily reduce The mill.
tary forces iu the Philippines ne pro.
vide against any material decrease In
the strength of the Philippine army it
is proposed TO recruit an the orgauiza.
lions serving i'm the archipelago TO
their full authorized strength and to
increase the number Of coast artillery
companies in that quarter If that Is
done. the only material reduction In
the fighting force in the Philippines
will be i'm the cavalry branch lncreas-
ed efficiency in the Philippine Scouts
organization also is counted on to
make up for any deficiency that may
arise from the withdrawal of troops
from the islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
BALBOA TAKEN
CONTINUED from page one.)

Der of Columbian laDurers from Carta-
gena, who settled the place under the
name of Cartagenita little Carta-
gena). The place, however, was Of
ficially designated La Boca (the
MOUTH, from its proximity to the
southern entrance to the canal. 1t was
so known up to April 80, 1909, when
by direction of the President of the
United States it was named Balboa, in
honor of the discoverer. Since then
it has been locally known as "Old Bal
boa" to distinguish it from the Ameri-
can settlement known as East Balboa,
which has been built up about midway
between Old Balboa and Panama.
From commercial standpoint, Balboa
never had much importance, it's trade
being limited to a few Chinese stores
and native shops. These supplied the
canal laborers and others living there,
as well as a few squaters in the bush
on the west side of the canal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
Many Want to Come.

There are a number of farmers
here who are anxiously waiting my re-
port. The Reeves Of this municipal
ity and a number of others have prom
ised to come if I find conditions fav-
orable to making a fair success of ag-
ricultural pursuits.
Nearly all these men will have sIf-
ficient means to give them a good
start. We have all farms and valuable
stock, but will not sell out until we
have decided our chances are good in
Hawaii.
However, l feel confident of sue
cess, and, to show my good faith, am
bringing my wife and three children
and will leave them on the islands
when l return to Canada.
81 expect my triD win cost me near
ly $1,000, and therefore will be CRATE
full for any information that will en-
able me to reduce expenses.
Would Start Emigration Here.
This year is a good one to start Ha
waiian emigration idea here.
"A summary of our weathe condi.
ton may interest you. We had an
early spring, snow melted and ground
bare first week in April May and
June a number of frosts. July two
frosts-all garden stuff frozen. Au.
gust, frost goth and 2Sth The last
has frozen a great deal of wheat which
will go from three to six grades lower
than the best. We also had hail, black
rust, and a six weeks drought this
summer. So the most of us are quite
willing to try country where there
are fewer drawbacks.
Kindly let me know what clothes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
TROOPS TO PANAMA
Continued from page oneJ

should slip over and blow up one of
the locks. At the same time, this
might be a plan of some of the revolu-
tiOnists or discontinued political lead
ers in Panama to force Intervention on
the part Of this country in the affairs
Of the Panama republic. Certain ad-
venturous politicians in Panama might
not hesitate to pursue such tactics if
it would serve their purpose. At
least, it is said that the State depart
ment is anxious to avoid any such COM
plication, and it was upon it's recon-
mendation that the movement Of the
Tenth Infantry was fastened
Hostilities between any United
States troops and any revolutionary
forces that might be raised in Panama
are not regarded as even a remote pos
sibility, The presence Of the regiment
of infantry and the marines on the
canal strip will be regarded as a suffi-
cient protection for the canal against
any hostile force that can be raised
in that quarter.
Will Send More Troops.
1t is the intention of the war de
partment to send additional troops tC
Panama as soon as barracks and 9th
er accommodations can be provided
for them. AS rapidly as the forces
working on the canal yacate their quar-
tiers they will be occupied by the sol
diers This applies to troops of tn
mobile army consisting of three regi
ments of infantry, one squadron q
cavalry and one battalion Of fell
artillery 1t is not intended to sen
the twelve companies Of coast artiller
to the isthmus until the fertilization
have been completed.
Less Soldiers in Philippines.
The sending OF the Tenth to Par
anna at this time is likely to haste
the proposed changes in the station
of troops in the United States and tn
Philippines, but definite plans have nc
as vet been announced 1t is admitte
that the sending of troops to Panam
and increasing the garrisons in Hi
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
MAKES HER MAN
OUT A FIEND

Rosa Maria Kanae sues John Peter
Kanae for divorce, charging him with
habiual drunkenness, extreme cru-
city and openly Illicit relations with
two women whose names are un-
known but not their identity. On the
score of cruelty she alleges calling
her names, threatening to kill her;
beating, bruising and wounding her,
and setting fire to her clothes. Bee
sides absolute divorce she prays for
the custody of a son aged two and a
half years and a daughter aged nine
months, and for permanent alimony.
Carl Haasenritter today obtained a
decree of divorce from Judge Robin
son against lydia Haasenritter, whom
he accused of open and notorious CO.
habitation with another man for more
than four months in a house on Ala
PAL lane.
John X. Fern is ordered by Judge
Robinson to show cause at nine
o'clock tomorrow why he should not
be ordered to pay an attorneys fee
and alimony in support of his wife
and four minor children.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20

Il would be advisable to take, aud the
weight OF luggage per adult allowed
we are quite willing to declare our
intention Of becoming American ciu.
zens II We can be located on satisfac.
tory homcsteads. Yours truly.
Csigned G. p. W."
Want Agricultural Opportunity
Another letter in the same mail
comes from a man in Newburg, ore,
who states that he is a farmer; owns
400 acres of land; has a fine home
(half-tone picture enclosed); but that
the weather conditions, especially the
wet winters, is so disagTeeable that he
and his wife wish to come to Hawaii
to make their permanent home. The
writer states that both he and his wife
are college graduates, but that they
like agricultural life, and if they can
make a comfortable living in Hawaii,
will be glad to come. He also states
that he has passed through Honolulu
several times en- route to the Orient,
and so knows a little about the gen.
eral climatic conditions
DR.. Clark states that all of these in
quiries are answered, the questions an
swered as well as possible, and the
writer's advised to make a preliminary
trip here in order to look into condi.
/ lions before finally determining to set
tie. DR.. Clark hopes that things car
be made sufficiently attractive and Ger
tain to induce a considerable number
of these homeseekers to become per
manent residents here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Ground is being broken for three
more new houses in Manoa.
S. l.. Lucas, optSc7an, has returned
from Hilo and may be found at his off
ces, Alakea street, corner Hotel.
School books approved by the Board
of Education. Also all school sup.
plies at Wall Nichols Co.. Ltd.
Best school shoes at the Manufact-
urers' Shoe Co., Ltd
A solicitor is wanted for a new line.
Apply between 10 and 4 at S4S Kaahu-
manu- street,
Pay cash and ask for Green Stamps
Cthey are free) and call at the show
rooms and see the new goods.
The yacht hawaii / is offered for
sale. She is on the marine railway
now and will be launched tomorrow at
/ o'clock Particulars of ]. A. Lyle at
marine railway
There will be a 'laymefs meeting
at the Methodist church this evening
Several prominent laymen will speak
on the work going forward in the large
mainland cities among the Christian
laymen. The meeting begins at half
past seven.
At the conclusion of next weeks
National Guard encampment at Soho
field Barracks, the Hilo companies will
go into camp near their own town TO
six days. 1t is probable that Compan.
A, Second U. S. A. Infantry, which ha
been working with the militia compa
MES, as a model company" will g,
to Hilo to perform a like service TO
the Big Island guardsmen. A reques
of this nature has been made by Colo
mel Jones to Brigadier General Ma
comb, approved by Colonel Mansfield
of the Second.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
SONS INs THE NEW S

]. p. McsWANsoN returned on the
Lurllne this morning.
j. E. HUGHES arrived from Hawaii
this morning on the Claudine.
T. j. KING returned from San Fran
cisco this morning on the Lurline,
###
REV. o. H. GULlcK was an early ar
rival this morning on the Claudine.
*#~
w. G. HALL, after a trip of five
months abroad, returned on the
Lurline today.
REV. F. S. sCUDDER, after a brief
visit in Hawaii, returned this morn
ing on the Claudine.
$50
CHARLES A. coTTRILL, collector Of
internal revenue, is suffering from
an attack of dengue fever.
w. S. FLEMING, once of Honolulu
and now of Shanghai, was a through
passenger to the Fa. East by the
Persia.
DR.. c. A. DEVLlN of Shanghai, is re
turning by the Persia after a vaca
ton of two months spent in Cali
fornia.
$50
SUPERVISOR MURRAY is still con
fined to his home by illness, and i
is said that he will probably not b.
out for a week yet.
MRS. J. ROSENBERG returned wit
her mother on the Lurline this
morning, after a pleasant visit o
two months in San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
~ ApvreTIeeMENrs.
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, U. s Weather Bureau,
Wednesday, September 20, 1911.
Temperature. a. m s a. NJ, 10
q. M; and morning minimum:
73, rs, rs, so, co.
Barometer readlng. Absolute hui
midity tgrains per cubic fooU; rela-
tive humidity and dew point at 8 a IN.
1880 1915, 60, c.
Wind veloctJy and direction at 6 a.
m; S a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
4NE, Gle, 9E, lone.
Rainfan curing "a hours ending 8
a. m, 16 rainfall.
Total vino movement du,ing "a
hours ending at noon, III miles.
WIN. Il. STOCKMAN
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20

The Board of Harbor Commissioners
are meeting this afternoon in the
Senate Chamber of the Capitol. The
principal matter under consideration
is the new code of wharf rules and
regulations. 1t is expected that these
will be finally passed in practically the
same form as published in The Star
several days ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-20
MURDER TRIAL.

The Kahuka murder trial, in which
a Korean is charged with killing a
fellow countryman, with malice afore-
though, is still on before Judge
Cooper.