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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED HOUSES.
WE OFFER NUMBER OF WELL LO-
GATED HOUSES WHICH HAVE BEEN
BUILT BUT FEW YEARS AND ARE
PRACTICALLY AS GOOD AS NEW. IN
FACT, THE MOST CAREFUL BUYERS PIKE
FER TO PURCHASE A HOUSE THAT Has
BEEN BUILT A FEW YEARS.
Mt. Pleasant. Columbia Heights. Bioomins:
dale and in the vicinity Of Dupont Circle At
prices 80 low that they should interest u spec
a. ws:hinstcna Heights dwelling for $3.50
room. "a and sSo basss for that sold
when first completed for So. $50:
A Washington Heights dwelling mat e S S0lc
Price now $500.
ten,reom dwelling nea9 conn . tIsI ave-,
eonp tenroom rev dwelling ching near
Completed for $40. 500. -,
s1r ous to 1 ss sar
sold when finished for $3.50. ~.
4 sh9se, : story tensson DWELLING: with TIRE.
nG forne41y h se'd s at
A nice house near nth and Lamont street
' sjS Ssb 81 THks asf aots e And
SURE THAT you CANNOT LOSE ANY:
T T6 sHo u cA MAk foa Y HRoFT 70 RESELL
STONE Z FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ava
FOR sAIE ~ a : Low .9y P PRJGE
That beautifully situated house
1925 Newton st.
Can T Be gHseh sses e HSs $3.50
$3.50 to remain S' five ss'y years. balance SIS .
a Well constructed s-story. 1oroom dwellings
STONE & FAiRFAx. Ia4s New Yor. ave:
One Of the best bargains ever offered on %.
A beautiful three story. ten-room brick and
This This and the adjoining house sold when frs,
Me present owner took it for debt and
Is willing to sell at price that will siy:
makes s.. 900 when he buys this residence.
1t is situated on really the best square Of
all Of Columbia Heights. southern exposure
Lot over p IT. wide, 142 It. deep to . pub
There are many houses offered for sale fol
$500 and $500 that do not begin to compare
The purchaser Of this house not only secure.
well constructed dwelling that would make
most comfortable home. but secures a prop
STONE cap Il FsS0 1912 New York ave.
DO NOT THINK OF BUYING A HONE on
THE HEIGHTS WITHOUT FIRST SEEING
TWO HOUSES THAT WE OFFER FOE
$4,000 EACH THAT ARE WORTH AND
COST ORIGINALLY $500.
We offer these two beautiful. well con
structed. nicely located dwellings at 4 price
which Is little If any more than many per
sons have paid for two-story houses.
Erected by one of Washington's most re
liable builders. the materials used and tn.
houses have not deprecated, they are WORT
now as much as ever.
The present owner having acquired them II
an exchange, wishes to turn them into money
and has placed them on the market at thii
extremely low price.
Ten rooms hot-water heat, cabinet roantels
open freplaces, nice front and rear lot, about
everything that could be desired.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.
By JESSE L. HElSKEIL. 14o3 II st. NV.
Phone Main 66S.
FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VALUES.
near \. II. ave-. 3-story brick. rooms
deep. IA rooms. baths: hot-water heat; newly
decorated; largely reduced bargain price.
$3.50 to immediate purchaser.
near Conn ave-; 3-story brick. 3 rooms
deep. IL rooms 2 baths: hct-water heat; beau
tifully decorated; specially reduced price:
$4,000 to immediate purchaser.
17ch near s street: 3-story brick. & rooms
deep. IL rooms. baths: hot-wster heat; good
condition: greatly reduced: bargain price
SSH
near Conn. ave-. "Army Row: 3-stcry
brick. rooms deep. 10 rooms. bath. lava
tory; first noor kitchen; hot-water heat gar
and electric light; good condition; reduced
price to immediate purchaser; $500
Six houses. each 3-story brick. 10 rooms. 4
decoration. Bargain price, 5000 each.
Oregon avenue near y. H.; 3-story brtck.
2-story stable; newly decoratsd; 4S.0o0 o
immediate purchaser.
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FOR RENT-D.D. THON
1927 r NV, 11r.b$35.OO
1907 Corn. Tor. b.3. 80
1880 81 ne, ,sto. dwg25. 80
1888 willard, Or, b. -. 80
2417 Pa av. 6r. b. %. 90
los Ky av. Or. b. .2.50
1922 q ne, 6r. b. %. so
lie ID ne. 5r, b. .2l. so
642 Hobart nv. Or, BIO. 80
sos 18th ne, 7f, b. 20. 80
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE TTH ST. CORNER.
X st.
IS feet front on eth ST.
A bargain at $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-NEW YORK AVE BETWEEN
9th and 10th. Cheap at $1,000. Valuable for
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS SITE
side OF 18th street
northwest.
between G and H streets.
2210x1o4 to wide public alley.
Being premises No. TO,
ard containing 2,3I4 square feet.
GEORGE C. GERMAN. Trustee.
4i2 9Th st. NV.
FOR sALEBY JESSE l. HEIsKELL.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
Rapidly growing business CENTER 9Th ct. bet.
D and e SITS. NV: substantial three-story
building; lot 2511oo; Only g per square foot;
A.41116 to alley; with Improvements; only
st. between 9Th and It'll SITS. NV: lot 24.s
x1l7-s e :eos square feet; with improvements;
'n hith St R bet. ' and SITS. NV: % feet
front to loft. alley; with improvements; only
n. Y. ave; near 18th st, nv: 3 IT. front
14th st. near \. Y: ave and st. NV;
wide front: substantial building. Rare chance
10 purchase high-class property.
18th st. NV; lot 81. 5x90 to Soft. alley:
substantial building. suitable for large bust
ness automobile sales garage
I4th st. NV: corner: over 1000 square
feet: improvements rent for $40 per month;
price. S21.50O.
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houses and apartments.

LIS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
1861 Sd ne, Or. b. %. so
HOO 18th ne. Or, b. 20. 90
II Fla av. Or, b. 1880
1343 s NV. 5r. b. rs. 50
1884 9Th NV Or. no bis. so
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PAT N NV. Or, b. 80. 50
7 Quincy ne. 7r, b. 80. 50
1415 s NV, 7r, b. .27. Sc
1910 Fairmont. Or, b.. 90
81 Myrtle ne, Or, b. .17.50
1924 10th sc. 7r, b.17.50
1873 Providence ne,
Or .1Z.5U
So NJ sw. Or. ..12.O
STABLES & GARAGES
Rear 2O23 G. .OO
1341 w. shops. 1000
FLATS.
&c T ne. Or. b. fats q. 80
316 18th ne, Or, b. 21.5O
7OS 18th ne. Ar. b. l7.5C
1718 l4th NV, Or, b. %. 50
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FOR RENT-DWMLING. 826 G ST. NV: -
rooms inclusive Of bath. t36. JNO. H. BRENT.
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FOR SALE
Three-stoEy Groom and bath dwelling
close to 9th ct. and north Of Rhode Is
land ave-; wide front; alley In rear
can sell to colored buyer ~. O0O
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., mo,
736 18th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE
Unusually hne Mass. ave. residence, west
Of 18th St; stories, II rooms and bath.
Owner has located permanently out Of
the city and IL anxious to sell. so, 900
will be considered.
THOMAS ]. FISHER L CO.. mo-.
78S 18th 1t. NV. \
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'oA ALLAN ALAN E. WALKER & co. une.),

ALLAN q. w ALE
14l2 G
HOO Vt av. 12r. %. $3.50
1920 r / av NV. 12r, b11O
1888 r NV. lar, hes. no
1887 Calvert, Or, 2b85. 90
1871 Calvert, 1Or. 2b65. 90
1902 Q NV. 1Or. b. $500
1887 Calvert, 10r. 2b65. 100
1927 r I ay, 12r, b. 80. 90
01O 10th NV, 12r. 10000
1894 K, Tor, 2b. 5000
1901 ! NV, 12r, b. 5000
Pip II NV, 13r, b.45.OO
1913 Fairm't, Tor. b. 40. 90
85lS 10th NV. Or. b. 1880
1871 14th NV. Or. h. $3.50
1000 Park I'd, Tor, b35. so
4l12 Ches'ke, Or, b. $500
1905 9th NV, Or. b. .35. 90
Send for complete list OF
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MOORE & HILL dne.,. 1888 q ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY L. ]. NJ.
721 9th NV F, sto, Or, b4O 90
lit N Y av, 7r, b. $3.50
7Os 9th NV, 6r. b. rs. 50
1909 Sth NV, Or, bS.50
AZ O ne, Or, b. .22.50
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FOR SALE
Brick dwelling On New Hampshire ave. BE-
low n st.; rooms and bath; cellar; furnace
New brick dwelling on 18th ct. opposite the
Ontario apt. house; 10 rooms. bath: hne Gel
lar; hot-water heat: ga1 and electric light.
Desirable brick dwelling French st. near
9th st. NV; 8 rooms and cellar; gas. and
bath; good renter. Price. 81. 800
EDWARD 8. WESCOTT. LOOT Pa. ave- NV.
FOR SALE-MODERN GROOM AND BATH
house, renting for $3.50 per month: white
tenants. Price, $2.16o. Trust. $500. 18th
and Gales 0tS. ne.
0INP00eg-SULdLvAN CO.,
1905 q Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE
Small apartment house located between
two car lines in northwest; rents for
Sill per month; price. $4,000; trust,
5000. t--
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., NC.
73S 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-BEST LOCATION WASH
inTton Heights; block from cars: large
rooms and very large tiled bath; INV.
heat; gas and electric lights; hardwood
trim: oak floors; large servants room In
cellar laundry and servants toilet; large
reception hall: large front porch and .
story rear porch. NOT A BOXED HOME.
Large buffers pantry. Absolutely 10 the
finest repair. Price. $1,000 VIII make
terms. Worth 81 $50. This property runs
hack to an alley. and you will have room
enough for a garage. Cheapest and lest
house in the city.
WAGSTAFT & WHITE, 904 l4th ST. nv.
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FOB SALE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS =
story brick: stone trimmings: rooms: all
modern improvements: must ne SOLO a. once;
will accept small cash payment 1hi IL a
positive bargain ana VIII make low .ent for
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FOR RENT-I764 ST. NV. 10 LARGE
rooms. 2 baths; freshly painted and papered;
hardwood floors $50.
W. II. WALKER, 100 18th st.
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ner lot. containing 10, $50 square feet op-
posite House Of Representatives Once
building. For particulars consult Sales
Department.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC.
13S 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
Only a short distance from Connecticut
ave-, in Woodley Park. new 3-story g.
room dwelling. in excellent condition:
occupied by owner: hot.w heat; price,
only 81, $780,
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
73S 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD 8. WESCOTT.
1907 Penna. ave-
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FOR SALE
Are you DESTROYS Of getting away from The
tiresome rows Of houses, q little out In the
suburbs. yet not too far for city conveniencesf
Fourteenth street Terrace and sixteenth
Street Heights are the most attractive sub
urban properties now being offered, night %
the 18th street and Georgia avenue car lines.
All city improvements.
xet us send you Information Of ho~ Q feW
hundred dollars will start the home.
ROBERT e. HEATER.
Suburban Real Estate Specialist
41l-4l3 Colorado bldg Phone Main 1854 1908.
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FOR SALE-THE BEST HOUSE IN THE
best location In Col. Hgts., and GEAR
l4th st., too. Absolutely &l,500 under
value. beautiful rooms and recep. hall.
2 large tiled bathrooms; INV. heat; gas
alley. Large front porch and 2etory rear
porch. Newly painted and papered
throughout. Owner will give immediate
possession. Price, 81, 500.
WAGSTAFF 4 WHITE, 904 14th ct. ~.
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THE wASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COZ.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.

FOR RENT INV, 2519 18th, 3r.7 40
NV, 1903 \, 12r, 2b $125J Ne 712 NC av,6r. BIS so
NW,2l2 NJ av ,Sr b4O.75I NE.12O L. Or. b. ..225 so
NW,92S Westminster, Sc, 925 Pot av. 6r 1850
Sr, b........... 81 sol SE,11O3 10th, Ar. 1850
NV, 1910 9th. Ion, b35 sol SW 027 @, Or, b.20 40
NW.5l3 I'd. Tor. b. IS .OOI SW625 c. 6r. .14.40
NV, 1881 p, Tor. b.32.5OI SW. 621 C., g.. .14.O0
w,619 B. ID d...25.O DOL SW, SO7 NJ, Ar. 10. 40
EW.l422 NJ av 81. 15.40 APARTMENTS.
NV 2O27 f, 6r.. IA OI The Vincetta, 5r, BIZ. so
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
Central building ofaces Gunton building. omees
Store. 1856 10Th: $3.50
Call At office for information regarding alley
properties. stable, etc., I have for rent.
For further information apply at ONCE.
], w. PILLING, 14l6 + Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE
One square south Of Sheridan Circle and
overlooking the approach to the new "Q''
st. bridge; fine 3-stoU dwelling, only
$4,000; in q nefghborhood Of rapidly ad-
vancing values.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
1913 18th st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE-FOR EQUITIES
WE OFFER DESIRABLE PROPERTIES,
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED. FREE AND
CLEAR. AND CASH. IF YOU CANNOT SELL.
WHY NOT TRADE? GET RID OF TRUST
GET CASH. SEE US.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 NEW YORK AVE.
FOR EXCHANGE - 5000 SHARES GARTER
Motor Cooperation stock for improved or unim.
proved d. c. real estate. Box So, Star once.
i4s
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There il q great big closet In every room
in this house. Southern exposure, very
large front porch; INV. heat; gas ana
cleo. light: hardwood finish throughout
and the most beautiful grain you have
ever seen. rooms and bath Price.
a. 800. Delightful neighborhood NV
WAGSTAFF & WHITE, 9O4 14th Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE
to New H.mnshire ave- and At. 8
rooms and bath; heated BY steam; occu-
pied by owner and in nne condition;
10000.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. INC.
TBS 18th 1t. NV.
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FOR SALE-GREAT SACRIFICE AT 81 $50,
10-ROOM DWELLING on C ST. Sc.
Near Capitol. H. r. ONCE Bldg and
St. stephens Church.
Formerly held at $500 Must be sold.
II. L. RUST. 400 II st. NV
FOR SALE-HAMPTON PARK D. c.
HOMES FOR COLORED PEOPLE at 47th
and NJ sta. ne. two blocks from the ears
stores. ETC.. adjoining best colored school in
the District: and room houses SIS q month
and up: lots. $50 and up. Make your rent
MUNICIPAL REALTY CO.. s2s Colorado bldg.
FOR Saloon ACCOUNT OF LEAVING THE
city l offer for sale my 3-story and cellar
bay-window brick residence. located In the
BY hot water. My lot Is 100 feet In depth to
i5-foot paved alley. For immediate sale will
take 81, 600. although IL cost me q great deal
more than that There is q deed Of trust for
g, 500 now against the property.
Address Box 1876. Star once.
FOB SALE-$3.350
1918 Potomac ave. Sc.
neat six-room brick; bath. concreted col
lar, furnace. front porch and large front yard.
To quick buyer will accept $3.50 cash and
Post once Box ~. Station 4.
FOR sALE-THIS BEAUTIFUL HOMIE.
eftuated south of Chevy Chase Circle.
stands owner $4,000. Leaving District
and will sacrifice at $4,000. Over an
acre Of ground: 10 great big rooms and
recep. hall: gas and elsc: light; Nv.
10 only two years old. Here 10 a bargain
WXGsT e sS'1 WHITE faffR so4 18th T. Nv.
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I'd. and Georgia ave-: store and two dWolnnGos
price. 1890. McLACHLEN RANKING COR
PORATION. Agent 10Th and @ sts- nv.
FOR sALE-REDUCED TO $2,TW; on kA6Y
terms near Pa. ave. Sc; q modem, CONE
Portable home Of rooms and hath: hot-watef
heat: good neighborhood. L Il. y. PRINCE.
121 Bond bldg.
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FOR SALE
North Of New York ave-. On 11tA st.;
right in line for business development;
8-Story and basement, 10-room dwelling.
At the price, $500. this should prove
profitable.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co., mo,
7SS 18th 1t. NV.
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DRIED TENANTS.

. LARGE, COMPLETE RENT LIST
I. ALI claSses of nronertY for rent
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omces 4 nd loft. Terms
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CORSETS MADE TO ORDER. $40; COPYING
a speciality; "Kant-P Pres. corset clasps. Mo
O. CUNNINGHAM. 7S5 18th st. NV.
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Road OVerSeer Wilson
Maintained In Office

the cut was due to mismanagement
of the work in Honolulu district as
shown by an overdraft of $4,000, con-
tending that it was wrong to MAKE
the country districts suffer in conse-
quence.
Low, when his name was called
also pitched into Honolulu road mis-
management as he characterized it,
Murray and Mcclellan replied, de-
nying that the overcharge was the
cause of the necessity of reduction of
county expenditures. The resolution
passed first reading, five to two,
Chairman Dwight of the road com
mittee giving a silent vote with the
majority.
Low himself introduced a resolu-
ton to appropriate $4,000 to cover the
Honolulu overdraft, but intimated
that he had another resolution to
offer dealing with Wilson. On the
passage of the first one accordingly,
he presented the following, which
was signed by Dwight:
Whereas, 1t appears that c. b.
Wilson, road overseer of the district
of Honolulu, City and County of Ho-
nolulu, has, contrary to the orders
of the Board of Supervisors, overrun
his appropriation to an amount Of
about $1,000, in less than three
months, and thereby and in other
ways has shown incompetence in the
discharge of his duties, and a dis"e
gard of the orders and instructions
Of the Board of Supervisors; there,
fore be it
Resolved, That c. B. Wilson, road
(Conunueu on page eighty
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FIFTH CAVALRY TO HAVE
INTERESTING MANEUVERS

Some very interesting maneuvers
will be performed at Schofield Bar
racks next Mouday night. in which
the entire regiment will participate.
Every month four problems" are pre-
sented to the regiment for execution.
The one to engage the regiment on
Monday night is called an outpost
problem" and will especially involve
the signal detachment and an mag
mary enemy.
Colonel Wilder will be in charge of
the maneuvers and is manifesting a
keen interest in the results, for he
states that the Fifth Cavalry is the
only regiment in the service provided
with other means of signaling than
flags, and on Monday some of the
apparatus will be given a trial for the
first time. The results will be care,
fully scrutinized in Washington FOR
this reason.
One of the instruments to be used
is known as the cavalry buzzer,
which is a combined telephone and
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THURSTON
TAKES UP
MCCARTHY

tions asked Mccarthy by Thurston
Il did say all that" was McCarthy's
reply.
Then" said Thurston, 81 must sa.
that | am surprised, and that 1 regret
to hear you admit it, AS a member
of the harbor commission l think tha
you should have refrained from such
remarks, Mr.. MacCarthy. The propo-
sal is not rotten, and it is made in
good faith. l believe so strongly in
the bona fideness of the project that
l think that, even with the pre-judg
ment of Colonel Mccarthy, the matter
will be favorably considered"
MI Thurston talked for almost
two hours, and he went into every
phase of the wharf matter. He pro
duced maps and plans that showed
the different schemes Tor the wharf
He explained how the deep water
ships could be loaded and dis
charged. He went into the most
minute details and showed a thorough
grasp of his subject.
Speaking of an afternoon contem-
porary, the speaker, remarked that the
reporter, who said that secrecy was
observed about the wharf matter
Continued on page five.)
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Ladies Declare Volcano
Greatest Sight In World

so intelligent that it added very much
10 our enjoyment of the trip Our
stay at the hotel was exceedingly
pleasant.
THE volcano was splendid. We
went to see it on two evenings, the
second night giving a better view
than the first, The crater seemed to
be filling up. 1t was raining the first
night somewhat dimming the inter-
iOr, but the second night was very
clear.
There was a continual roaring and
spouting of lava. Oh, it was wonder,
full | would not have grudged a trip
around the world just to see that vol
cano alone.
And the boat" Miss Harrington di-
gressed, Eve could not have expected
anything finer-no storm or any trou-
BILE, We had the pleasure also of see
ing the comet this morning from the
steamer, 1t was beautiful
what pity it is that, in the large
cities of America, there is not more
published about the volcano We never
heard about it until we got to Japan
(ContiEueu on page eighty
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Charles B. Wilson was confirmed in
the position of road overseer for Ho-
nolulu district against the attack Of
the road committee, by a vote OF four
to three at the meeting of the Board
of Supervisors last night.
Those voting for a resolution to
dismiss Wilson we're the three mem
bers of the road committee-Arnold
Dwight and Low-and the combination
that squelched the effort consisted OF
Amana, Kruger, Mcclellan and Muir.
ray. The debate preceding the vote
was not particularly warm, consider
ing the tropic breezes that had pre-
vailed outside before the meeting.
Probably the most interesting feature
of the event was the demonstration
that the lone Democrat, Mcclellan,
holds the balance of power, is in fact
the sole arbiter of municipal ques'
tions, while the present split in the
Republican majority continues. Muir
ray is boss only in name, as he can do
nothing except by and with the ad,
vice and consent of Mcclellan.
There was a preliminary shrmish
upon a resolution to amend the ap'
preparation bill, cutting the county
districts down in their monthly road
allowance from the general fund, for
the two ensuing months, as follows;
Eva, from $500 to S44O; Waianae
from $4OO to $3.50; Waialua from
$1,000 to 1920; Koolauloa, from $3.50
to $3.50.
Arnold interrupted the taking Of
the vote on roll call, after Amana had
voted aye, to protest against the re
duction for Eva He charged that
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telegraph instrument. 1t is a field
telegraph, the wirelyin5 on the
ground. 1t is stated that man on
horseback can lay it while riding at
a gallop.
Another means of communication
to be used will be acetylene lanterns
Signals from these will be sent by
long and short flashes. Such a sig,
nal light has been read at a distance
of twenty-five or more miles. Tn
distance from which it can be read
will depend largely on weather con
ditions. For night work the acety-
lene lanterns perform the same serv-
ice as the heliograph does during the
day
The latest instrument that the
Fifth has been provided with is the
field wireless. On Monday night beth
of these instruments will be put up
for the first time. One has been used
few times and communication was
established with the naval station
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family party from Minneapolis
touring the world arrived in the Maui
an Kea from a visit to the volcano,
It's members are Misses Mary and
Anna Harrington and their niece, Miss
Margaret Harrington. Tourists more
enthusiastic over the wonders of the
crater of Kilauea and its environ
ment have rarely been met.
I'VE can not say too much of the
pleasure we have enjoyed on the vol
cano trip" said Miss Anna Harring.
ton to a Star man this morning
1--WE have been away from home for
three years, travelling around the
world. The volcano is the most won,
derful sight we have seen in all our
three years travel.
eve stopped at the Crater House
kept by Mr.. Peter Lee and he enter,
tanned us with stories of the volcano
covering it's history for many years
past.
"Then we took trips which VIC
would not have yentured upon if he
had not urged and encouraged us, Mr
Porter, the house chauffeur also was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-28

"A tempest in a teapot" about de-
scribes all this row between some pa
triot Hawaiians and the editors of
some local English dailies There is
truth and reason on both sides, but
the real trouble is that both have run
away from the real issue-the pro-
priety at this late date for the dele
gate to mako war on the governor of
this Territory This should be the is
sue alone, and a discussion of it will
certainly interest the people, Hawaii
an or otherwise. Some Hawaiians, as