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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


MIDDAUaH 4 SHANNON. INC. HOMES.
An automatic water heater assures You
plenty of hot water all the time. whether the
furnace IL going or not. IL Is inexpensive IN
has been omitted to make these homes the
embodiment Of comfort. and for actual In
with anything you can purchase in this city
MP TO $4,000.
I'VE olde Colonial Homes
Goth st. and PARK road NV
Directly facing Rock Greek PARK.
large rooms. bathrooms.
porches 2 sleeping porches.
Extra deep lots.
Price. 1880
Reasonable cash payment.
&4S.5O per month.
Including all interest
These homes built by Middaugh 4 Shan
non Inc, which is the best possible Assurance
you could have that they are Of genuinely
good construction throughout.
SHANNON 4 LCCHS 7ls 18th St NV.
Selling Agents.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC. homes.
poorly built home Is an expensive one TO
buy. no matter how cheap the price fs: for II
means constant repair bills, which will grow
bigger all the time.
home you have one that is built in the most
Substantial manner. and win require prac-
tically no repairs for many years
IN PARK VIEW.
Facing Soldiers Home Park. One block
north OF Park road entrance
Exhibit home. 1886 Park place NV
rooms and bath.
Large cellar.
Laundry and clothes chute.
Servants toilet.
Hot-water heat
Electric light.
Front and rear porches-
Price. S3.975.
Reasonable cash payment
$27 so per month.
including all interest.
Other Middaugh & shannon. Inc. homes IN
PARK View. $4,000 and $3.50.
Take NINTH street car to Park ROAD. walk
10 Park road entrance of the Soldiers Home
grounds and block north. Only squares
from the Minute and a-half car service
MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON. INC.
Owner and Builder.
Shannon 4 Luchs. Selling Agents.
III 14th st. NV.
WILL SACRIFICE $4,000 GROOM BRICK
house. a.m.i.. hot-w heat. fruit, near cars.
ne. Tor $4,000 for immediate sale. Address
Box los Star offce. 26s
COLoRED ONLY 500 CASH. BALANCE
monthly; near navy navy yard; front porch and
PERCY II. RUSSELL. 9th and y. Y. ave. NV.
FOR SA.E-TO WHITE OR COLORED PDO-
pie large 7-room brick house: bath. cellar. fur
mace, etc; good condition. Very easy terms.
House he visited. Rented S32 30.
25s Address OWNER a, Star ONCE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALD-ON OLD DOMINION El4bCTKlC
so y.1 w. the ear ns high
by. a new s-room house with Improvements;
and outbuildinss. The owner Of this property
l. going to leave for the south. and win sac
rince this beautiful country residence for
FLOYD <. DAVIS oaH IS 7TH And e sw
FIRST CLASS. WELL BUILT SMALL HOUSE,
Bethesda, Nd: furnace. bath. electric n9nts.
model home. Address P r. s., star Office.
CHOICE LOTS AND BUILDING
SITES FOR SALE.
Best in the District of Columbia:
FOURTEENTH STREET TERRACE
cHEyT CHASE.
Colorado bldg. Phone Main 1864 1885
FOR SALES BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES:
ami; fine water: shade; beautiful . view OF u
sofIuTT 4 HARRis. " " Is.
FOR sALD-HANDSOME. SUBURBAN HOME
in Falls Church. Va; situated near center ter. OF
bath. stable. acre Of land. ftu,t. sne garden
large shady lawn; very attractive and desirable
clerk. gone west to engage in business Prop.
erty worth 81. 900: would sacrifice to immediate
for small cash
small income to obtain one Of the most desir-
able homes In Falls Church. Investigate at
once.
New Or. house; half-acre lot: shade: near
center Of town; on one OF main streets: price,
$500: easy terms; key next door. at Mr..
7r. house; ~ acres Of land: beautiful shade;
near center Of town; o. 500; easy terms.
Or. frame house: IL acres Of land; near East
Fails Church; beautiful shade; $500; easy
Or. frame house; large lot; near center Of
town; $4,000; easy terms.
For Rent-S and ST. houses SIS to $2s.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
Falls Church, Va.
FINE BUNGALOW OF SIX ROOMS: FURNACE
heat big porch; chicken house; on lot 60x1sO
IT,: delightfully."- situated: three to I'VE minutes
walk from electric cars. same distance from
steam R.R. station: high. healthy and beauti-
ful section Of country delightful neighborhood;
twenty minutes ride on cars from city; price
low. Further particulars from
A. C. SLAYMAKER,
With ALEXANDER SUTER, 312 Evans bldg.
1920 New York ave.
payments will purchase beautiful new home;
every. convenience; h.acre tract; fine shade:
excellent neighborhood; two electric lines:
Ia cents to center OF city. Is minutes. K.
BRUCE HARRISON. Office. Dominion. Va,
fourth station Great Falls railway.
Gee CHAs ". LIuHTBOWN. Mt. KA'sief.
Across from Catholic Church.
x aSTs4 ~ SOME sr bEA ttSS SnsH ARB
M9o2 2L% M7s sulnDe '1 HScs zsO . VI
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FOR RENT.

l8h ACRES. Is MINUTES WALK FROM vIR-
ginia side Of the Chain bridge; rent 113. 50.
privilege Of leasing Apply e. w. MCINTYRE.
IA G ut. NV, between and IL mornings. OF
phone during same hour.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

5oR sALEIBRooKLAND. 1858 IAwRIN01
81; new pebble-dash house: large rVcIs :
viii ..ss ' small clear, :asurSss les e:s psy:
R R1srrR Gps3 s 1@e: iae AD PHO s1
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR ExCHANGE-APARTMEN HOUSE; AN
au.l rentals about g oo rn .s -
clear ground or small houses; quick deal. Boz
FOR ExCHANGE-WE HAVE INQUIRY FOR
ground ap1 n.W. GEO ES Y. WoRTaiNGT Ut 4
SON. Woodward building
FOR ExCHANGE-sEvERAL RENTED HOUsEA
with moderete rs tSqss: e; 1S1:
son. Woodward building.
FOR ExCHANGE-oWNE.RS ARE INVITED TO
list properties with US for exchange. We
ns 81 se aSe to ms1s
change Gnn no DEAL w ~ shaTge; 4 HON
Woodward building.
FOR EXCHANGES FRAMES. RENTING FOR
$1,1sS per annum: good lots; building assn.
s9ds fSs csc On as
EXCHANGE A FINE BUSINESS PLACE AND
two 6-room apartments above. always rented:
rents for SOL 80 month I have over 81 600
paid on this house. 1 will exchange all for a
good automobile. This Is rare chance. Let
me see what you have Address BOX II. star
office. II
EXCHANGING EVERYWHERE
II you cannot easily sell your propery. WY
not trade 1t for real estate which Jon can usei
State your wants describe your offerings; NO
CHARGE FOR LISTING.
We win not handle property unless offered ..
q fair basis.
II you have an old house yoa would exchanGs
for q new. q large one for a small. N squity
TOR clear. vacant for improved. we offer clear
properties and valuable equities and cash. We
can help you to satisfactory exchange.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
A SPECIALITY OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES.
A large. active list Of residences. business
and suburban properties. apartments and build
ing lots. We have advantageous propositions
a. r. FOX COMPANY. 1-s-1-1 n NV.
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
LOT 1251135 FIT, LOCATED AT THE NE.
corner Of Lenox and Connecticut ave.. Chevy
Chase comprising 1875 square feet. This
beautiful lot in the most elite section OF wash
ington's best suburbs can be exchanged TOT
"a'nins1 f. T f,ay insRTe f PiHpse s.: NV
FOR ExCHANGE-l2R. AND 2-BATH NEARLY
new dwelling; one-half way between 18th and
I4th sts., near Park road HOUSE 70 FEET
feet order Price, $1,000. Take lot in Brook.
land any good section or small house ~ part
payment OWNER. Box %. Star ONCE.
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INvEsTMENT-IF YOU HAVE CLEAR LOT
to exchange or from 81 900 to $4,000 to invest
In small. new brick houses NV, with all mod
ern improvements. that Will net 1870. see me
towner) at once. No agents. Address OWNER.
Box l01, Star Office
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
FOR SALE-sEvEN- ROOM HOUSE: PORCHEs;
outbuildings; fruit near West Falls Church.
Va. Apply 3o4s st. NV. %
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
pretty suburban home. excellent neighborhood,
convenient to cars and city: one acre ground,
latest modern plumbing: hot and cold water;
open fireplace in dining room; large lawn:
plenty shade and fruit in bearing-appies.
pear, plums. cherries. ounces. grapes and
To immediate purchaser. $3.50 Box 221.
Star Office.
UPTo,DATE HOME IN THE FOOTHILLS OF
the Blue Ridge mountains one hour from
Washington, D. c.: 80 acres; new 1o-room
honse: large closets, bath. hot and cold water,
small; 800 young fruit trees: a most beautiful
location. Box IS, Star ONCE.
FOR sALD-FLORAL HILL. E. RIvERDALE.
Beautiful country home Of two acres. sur
rounded by .privet hedge, also wire fence:
abundance OF flowers and fruit. shrubs and
large attic. fine concerted cellar, hot and cold
water. by air compression: gasoline engine foe
pumping: never falling well Of nne water;
and loft. chicken house. workshop with car
house. house ,2r19. eosl: house s sl1so:
#. 2in. hot-water pipe from e-section boiler,
new, large enough to heat dwelling also. II
piped; present owner makes living Oh flowers
principally carnations; young plants raised for
mention, new electric r. r. under con-
efruction, two minutes walk from place. This
place Is easily worth $1,000. Sacrifice for
dress or call on owner.
A. EILABY. Florist. Rivefdals.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BEAUTIFU DE.
tached home in Chevy Chase. one square Of
Conn. ave. lot soH2oo; house con; contains rs. .
porches, fruit trees and berries. Price. $4,000.
boss ( PHELPS unc:). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
17s feet front on East Capitol St, at corner
Of 18Th ST. es ale gooa
Trade for income properties. Willing to as
sumo trust within reason.
Lots s to %. inclusive. square 4526. located
on st. ne; 2 lots corner 10th St to Z1st
each; trade for home in northwest and pay
cash difference or assume trust.
Apartment house. well located in central
northwest. only Is minutes from heart Of bust
p with annual
all apartments and rooms and bath; all
have porches. and, best Of all, the entire
and papered 'taas a 'A Pree With
first trust Of $27 800. years to run. Want
5 ssnsaes nSs sd cass
in part payment small houses.
Fine eentlemans country home. with 12:.
room brick mansion; bath. hot-water heat; all
In the best Of condition. Brick gauge and
IN sass Except nes til. Being
fruit. shade, etc. 80 minutes out.
would F! sos.,lsT a. e1sssns: +. q eui'siss
trust back II necessary. Excellent opportunity
at bargain.
rooms and bath: 1921 Robinson st. sw. |;
rented to good tenant. Price, 50. 900; trust,
$1,000. Want good lot in northwest or will
sell easy terms
The best house IN Petworth: rooms and
bath; st-water heat. electric and gas light.
All hardwood floors and finished throughout In
the best. Rented at present time. $32.50
Price, $4.95O. Trust Of 81. TOO. Small sub
urban home wanted will sell easy terms
Also consider two-family fat.
W. A. CRAIG 4 CO.,
S16 14th st. Phone Main 1910.
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FINE TRACT OF GROUND. CONTAINING 1l2
good train service to city: high ground: mag
nincent oak shade; in neighborhood Of fine
homes. where there Is demand for acre tracts.
This property will readily sell subdivided for
$3.50 per acre. and can be bought for SIS This
Is decided bargain and an unusual oppor-
tunity to make large profit. Box 1876. Star
ONCE.
WOODBRIDGE.
Groom house; large lot, l16x10O, all fenced;
% bearing fruit trees; chicken house and gar
den: fine porches; city water and gas. For
quick sale, s., $50: terms.
Also 6-room bungalow; city water gas and
sewer: cement walks to cars: porches. Price.
s. 800; terms.
Also large corner lot south and east expo
sure; cement walks. water. gas and sewer;
$500. Come out Sunday afternoon. W. p. Nc
DOWELL. 2S2o Woodbridge u. WeodEdes.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-LOTS.
so by 145-Girard west OF 14th NV.
so by 135-Girard and 18th NV.
50 by 150-Irvng near 18th NV.
100 by 110-14th and ne
%. NJ S. CARPENTER. 1923 NV.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

so ACRES NEAR YOUR WORK: GOOD BUILD
ings; much fruit $3.50: nine miles out on
Baltimore boulevard: one mile to trolley; ele-
CANT farm land ready for pillow: very high:
timothy sod; all nelds watered; 7-room house !;
large barn. GEO. c. WALKER. Main 1928.
kenots bldg. 18th and @ SITS. NV. 2a'
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RAILROADS.

EXPRESS TRAINS To MAINE FROM NEW
York. Bar Harbor express starts June L. Port
land day express starts June -. For tickets,
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4 FARM OF 140 ACRES NEAR HALPINE STA
ton. on the Rockville road: about 80 acres in
wheat. about acres in clover balance pas
ture and timber. Farm extends to Rock creek.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Phone Main 49, 10th and G. sts NV.
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ROckv1IIe electric.
CYRUS KEISER & SON,
Phone West 921. Wis. ave. and NJ st n. ".
FOR SALOON PA. RY.. 2 MILES FROM W.,
B. and A. electric line. IL acres OF cultivated
ground, containing n furnished five-room house.
barns. chicken house, etc: excellent fences;
terms no agents. Apply sos 9Th st. NV.
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the suburbs Of the northwest, half block cars.
6 large rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat;
age; colonial porches; granolithic Sidewalks.
Only $500: 5000 cash. balance, $50 per
month. which positively includes all pay
ments. Not many like this.
HENDRICKS & SARGEANT,
Woodward Building.
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FOR SALE-1l07 N ST. NV; A CONVENIENT
location and a splendid S-room residence; this
II twostory house, having four rooms on
each door; parlor, library. dining room,
kitchen and pantry, FIRST floor: four bedrooms
and bath on second floor; house has southern
exposure: heated by excellent hot air furnace
and 10 in perfect condition. Terms can be ar
ranged to suit purchaser. JOHN POOLE
(owner). Commercial National Bank.
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Selling Agents.
FOR sALE-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME. HAND
some substantial S-room house: lot 1sx100:
one block from cars. Price. s. 500; terms easy.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. Southern building.
FOR SALE - THREE GROOM COLONIAL
bricks 14th and C ne: nice homes. Good In
vestment. Easy terms. Will trade for acreage.
June 90 above at auction. See auction sales.
T. A. ROGER. 3l06 ut. NV. owner.
FOR SALE TO COLORED PEOPLE. IN
northwest section. nice detached house. nvs
rooms and bath: very large yard; easy terms.
Address OWNER. Box 26 Star once
FOR sALk-
In . desirable section Of Bloominsdale. two
story brick; six rooms, bath and cellar: con-
venient TO car line. Owner having bought a
large home will sell NJ q reduced price. Terms
very easy See Us at about this.
n. L. SALISBURY CO., 1921 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-NIoE DETACHED HOUSE. FIVE
rooms and bath, newly papered and paintee
throughout; one-haif square from car line;
twenty minutes to center OF city: northwest
eection terms to suit purchases. Address
OWNER. Boa -. star o0es.
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH-FOR SALE OR RENT-S-
room furnished cottage: bet wharves. near
beach: reasonable. Kew at LEXINGTON
HOUSE. or 1902 f. Cap. st.
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FOR RENT-s75-FoR JULY. AUGUST AND
Sept the incest 5-room furnished cottage on
the beach; Will sell cheap. Apply ~. E. T."
BIS 18th ct. s.w. -
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Ct: new pebble-dash house; large rooms.
tiled bath; large hall; colonial porch larHs
win take small clear, suburban lot part psy.
ment: Open Sunday: Apply GEORGE J.
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WOULD STANDARBlzE
CANE FACTORIES

In his report TO the Planters Assoc
citation the chairman of the committee
on manufacture of sugar and the util-
ization Of by-prodHcts urges the need
of the Standardization of al cane fac
tories. Mr.. DEER says in part, "A
second suggestion that the chairman
of your committee offers with all re-
spect may be referred to as sugges-
ton towards the Standardization of
cane sugar factories. When passing
sometimes on business and calling in
on a mill the writer has not infre-
qIently been asked questions relating
to the capacity of certain units: ex-
cept in extreme instances it is almost
impossible to answer off-hand whether
such and srch unit is of sufficient
capacity and when the writer has
asked for Information such as so. #.
per ton Of cane per hour" the neces.
sary details are frequently found moi
to be available.
The suggestion that the chairman
OF your committee wishes to make is
that detailed printed schedule be
drawn up. covering all points of the
sugar factory and that each factory
should fill in this statement, express
ing results per ton OF cane per hour,
or other convenient basis. From such
statements standards for the best
modern practice should easily follow
and the executive OF a factory on COM
pairing results obtained in other mills
could easily determine where any de-
partment was of insufficient power
or what is OF equal importance, if any
unit of machinery was not being
worked to its maximum efficiency;
for example, il in one mill an evap-
orator removes six pounds of water
iper square foot per hour and in an
other mill an apparently similar APP
paratus only accounts for As pounds
per square foot per hour, the execu-
tive of the latter factory will at once
want to know the reason, and, having
located a weak point. experimental
work should quickly effect a remedy
but until attention has been definitely
called to an inefficient unit-and q
scheme such as the one tentatively in
dictated above should allow of this
the inefficiency is likely to pass un-
corrected because its existence is not
suspected.
I'm addition. If such scheme were
annually followed, reliable basis fol
the preparation OF reports would be
afforded to the chairman of the com.
mittee appointed by your president
At the last meeting of the association
your committee presented in their re.
port an account of certain methods oi
heating and evaporation in common
use in beet sugar houses and of great.
Ter economy than those generally
adopted in cane sugar making.
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FOUR DIVIDEND
PAYERS DECLINED

There was heavy trading between
boards of yesterday and today in
Pioneer, MeBryde and Olaa, and a
little in Waialua, kahuku and Oahu,
the four diyidend-payers all showing
declines. Waialua fell 80 from par,
Pioneer shed g OF a point, Kahuku
one point and Oahu quarter of a
point. Hawaiian Sugar and Honokaa
On the board held their own. Homo
kaa bonds fell off LIS in recess sales.
Transactions in detail were as fol-
lows 49,.
Waalua, 80, Is and 10 at $3.50; Pr
oneer, 1855 shares in five unequal lots
at 2559; McBryde, sos shares in five
unequal lots at ); Olaa, 5S5 shares in
six unequal lots. the largest 400, at );
Kahuku, 10 and ) shares at IA; Oahu,
TO- and 10 shares at 24.50; Hawai-
ian Sugar, s. shares at $3.50; Honokaa,
50 shares at 8; Honokaa skies, $4,000
and $4,000 at l00.25. III
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DISEASES OF. CANE.

Discussion of the report of the
committee on experiment stations, at
yesterday afternoons session of the
Planters Association, brought ont
many facts from managers. Messrs.
Watt, Renton, Goodale and others re-,
lated the prevalence or otherwise of
various pests on different varieties OF
cane, at different stages of growth
and in varied climatic conditions. It
appeared in some instances that like
circumstances did not produce like
results. DR.. Lyons and Mr.. Agee of
The experiment station staff answers
ed many questions. referring in part
10 the surveys of cane made all over
the islands. One particular pest had
been found everywhere except on
Kauai. ...:"
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ten YEARS Of SUGAR. PRODUCING in TERRITORY

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Figures Show Huge Totals
OF Last Year 5 Sugar Crop.

Figures showing the crop of 1911
1912 were given at the sugar planters
annual meeting yesterday, showing
that the territory produced almost
COZ, O09 tons of sugar. Hawaii planta-
tons gave nearly two-fifths OF the
total, the twenty-six plantations on
the Big Island being credited with
209 $40 tons. Maui comes second,
wifhS 1858 tons from seven planta-
lions. Oahu's ten plantations pro-
duced 1912 tons. and the eleven
plantations on the Garden island gave
97,i01 tons.
Hawaii -
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VOLCANO gets
BUSY FOR XMAS

People who intend making trips to.
the volcano during the holiday sea-
son are likely TO find the Christmas
fires burning brightly in the crater,
according to l.. S. CONFESS, editor OF
the Hawaii Herald. who arrived on
The Mauna Kea this morning on a
business Trip
There is considerable activity in
the crater now and the SHOW is well
worth going to see" said CONFESS.
1T is likely TO be very active in a
few weeks"
CONFESS says that the Big Island
is quiet politically just now. and that
little is heard about the governor
ship.
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FEEL FINE! LIVER RIGHT, STOMACH
SWEET, HEADACHE GONE CAsCARFTs.

A Cascaret tonight will straighten
ron out by morning. 10-cent box
from any druggist will keep your
stomach regulated. Head clear and
Liver and Bowels in splendid condi-
ton for months. Don't forget TIE
children.
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Cascafets make you feel bully; they
Immediately cleanse and sweeten the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
and fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry on the constipated waste matter
and poison from the bowels.
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BUSINESS ITEMS

Closing quotations of Hawaiian
stocks in San Francisco yesterday
were as follows: Hawaiian Com
mercial, 3425 bid: 1915 asked; Ha-
waiian Sugar. sc bid; Honokaa. z
bid, 10 acked; Hutchinson, 1926 bid;
Kilauea, II bid: Onomea, 31.1z bid:
Paauhau, 1874 bid: Honolulu Plantae
.tion, 80 bid, 80 asked.
Prices rose generally when trading
began on the New York Exchange
yesterday; the largest gain being
made by rubber. Railway stocks adj
vanced until news came from Wash.
ington that the supreme court had
ordered the dissolution of the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific merger.
when fluctuations in the Hartman
securities set In and caused declines
seven per cent.
On the 2Ist of this month the
Campbell property on Emma street,
now occupied by the Colonial Hotel,
will be sold at auction by the James
+. Morgan Co. The lot extends back
to Punchbowl street and contains
over three acres. 1t was the town
residence of the late James Campbell
and later of Samuel Parker, and Is
valued at $4,000. Valuable furni-
ture. paintings, statuettes, ETC., will
be sold on the same day.
member of C. Brewer & Co.. Ltd,
is quoted as saying that losses
amounting to three-qaarters of a mill
lion had been written off by the cor
poration in the past three years The
losses came from Improbable vent
ures in the sugar industry, including
the American Sugar Co.'s plantation
on Molokai. which was turned into
a stock ranch on account of lack of
water for irrigation. With its stock
having a par value of 500 share,
the last sale quotation OF C. B. & Co.
stands at 425.
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Secretary of the Interior Filher has
warned western power corporations
that their licenses will be revoked if
they insist on charging ALI the traffic
will bear" ~.