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Naturally a female attendant IN a
iuratic asylum thinks everybody, is
crazy about her.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII-AT CHAMBERS.
Elease Bolton. VS.. William r. Bolton
Divorce Summons
The Territory OF Hawaii:
To the High Sheriff of the Territory
of Hawaii. or his Deputy; the Sheriff 4
Of the City and County of Honolulu,
or his Deputy:
You are commanded to summon WI q
liam r. Bolton to appear thirty d, 70
after service hereof. before such =
of the Circuit Court of the Firtea ~
cult as shall be sitting at CT III.
in the courtroom of said Jud\ Soos :;
old Young Mems ChristiarctG ~
Building in Honolulu, c. 70, S17\X
of Honolulu. to anszT>>\sG2 Co.. an
Libel in Divorce OF y Is>% 10
have you then theI ,, On ~. m
return of your M. 1t. b
Witness tk& 2e RN, "a ON
Circuit CD - SS>/.\
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, TER
RtToRY OF HAWAII, HOLDING
TERMS IN THE CITY AND coUN-
TY OF HONOLULU.

TERRITORY or HAWAII. by Mar
ston Campbell. superintendent OF
Public WOrks Plaintiff and Petition
81. " GOO WAN HOY ET Al. De-
iendaHIs and Respondents Eminent
no.,at,,
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Everything In the printing
Star-BuIIetlR, Alakea street; b
Merchant street.
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At a regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board OF Supervisors OF the city
and County OF Honolulu held on Mon-
day July %. 1912, the foregoing Reso-
luton was passed on First Reading
on the Following vote OF the said Board,
and ordered 20 print:
Ayes-Amana. Arnold. Dwight. Kru-
ger. Low. Mcclellan. Murray. Total. 4.
Nocs-None
L. BUFFANDEAU,
Deputy city and County Clerk
5296-3t
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the nOSpHaDle nome.
The road from lower Paia toward
Makawao has been thoroughly macad-
amized and oiled. The ease now in
climbing that hill makes an automo-
bile ride to Makawao pleasure.
Mrs. Henry Alexander and Mrs.
Jonathan Shaw are on Maui at Olin-
da, camping with some of the Puma
hou boys. Two sons of Mrs. Alexan
der are with their mother. The boys
report having the time of their lives.
The Olinda region has been particu-
larly dry of late Night before last,
however, there was a hard rain that
soaked through the tent
Mrs. Rowland b. Dodge with three
children is at Kulamanu for the sum-
mer. Mr.. Dodge is able to spend part
of his time in the Kula region, travel
ing back and forth from Wailuku,
where he keeps Office days. James
L. Foss and family are living at the.
William and Mary Alexander parson-
age while Mrs. Dodge and family are
in Kula.
{ Rev A. Craig Bowdish, the new
Paia minister, is expected to arrive
with Mrs. Bowdish on the Lurline, due
here the 18th of next month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowdish are now in South Da-
kota for short vacation before COM
ing to the islands.
Rev. John F. Cowan, D., D., pastor of
the KohaIa Union Church and editor
of the Kohala Midget, visited Wailuku
this week, and preached at the Union
Church Sunday evening. He was the
guest of Mr.. Dodge.
Rev. DR.. "A. B. Weymouth of Lahai-
ma preached at the Church of the
Good Shepherd last Sunday morning.
His many Wailuku friends were glad
to see him.
Harry B. PenhalIow and family left
Maui last Tuesday for the Coast. Mrs.
Penhallow and three sons will visit
her mother, while Mr.. Penhallow will
spend some time in the mountains of
Northern California for vacation. He
will return with his family to Maui
in about six weeks.
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Photo Engraving Of highest grade
can be secured from the Star. Bulletin
h0tO-Engraying Plant.
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The road from lower Paia toward
Makawao has been thoroughly nlacad-
amized and oiled. The ease now in
climbing that hill makes an automo-
bile ride to Makawao pleasure.
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S. c. DWIGHT.
Supervisor
Date OF Introduction: July q, 1917.
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Rev. DR.. A. B. Weymouth of Lahai-
ma preached at the Church of the
Good Shepherd last Sunday morning.
His many Wailuku friends were glad
to see him.
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81. blk 4. Kapiolani tract.
nTsahu; $500 B S74. p 10.
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Npiolani tract. Honolulu,
cemB 36S. p 1876. June Is,
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Hui lots. Honolulu, Oahu;
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lIUthnd por lot 4. bldgs. rents. e
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II n 20. June %, 1912.
Trust Co Ltd, tr. to Terrific
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Il Estin
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22

In the majority report that the California
primary law would in effect enforce the
unit rule in its delegations. and the
further statement that the national con-
vention. and not state laws. is the SUI
preme source of party regularity.
Hugh T. Halbert Of Minnesota was
greeted with cheers as he read the MI
nority report which denounced the seat
Ing of the Taft delegates as the 'tyran'
nical overthrow of the will Of the people
Of California"
This is case of the most fragrant
Injustice" he shouted. land should moi
be tolerated" '''.
Forty Minutes for Debate.
Watson moved that the minority report
be tabled, but pending that he asked that
twenty miputes be allowed for discussion
His motion was greeted with jeers and
cries of "Hadley, Hadley. Hadley."
Hadley arose from his place on the
stage and the noise subsidized. The re-
quest for unanimous consent for debate
was granted and Francis J. Heney took
the platform and opened the argument
for the minority report.
Heney said the question at issue went t.
the very root Of self-government, whether
the law of sovereign state, submitted
to by both factions in the party. shoult
be set aside by the mandate Of the ma
tional committee. He denouced what he
termed an attempt to rob the people Of
California Of their right representatives
Heney review the political history oi
California. saying that two years ago the
people emancipated themselves from the
corrupt rule Of a corrupt machine con
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22

trolled by the railroads. He compared
California In the past with machine
controlled Pennsylvania and Colorado" :"
A delegate from Pennsylvania arose and
made point of order that the speaker
should confine himself to the issue.
THE speaker is not yet over the line
where he should be called to order" re-
marked Senator Root with an emphasis
on the yet" which the crowd appreci-
ated and cheered.
Heney Talks of High Treason.
Heney said the two Taft delegates
seated by the national committee had
not dared to sit with the remainder OF
refuge 'in the vest pocket Of somebody
on this platform"
Before these two men were able to
run under the primary law" he said,
both they and the man they were TO
represent were forced to pledge them
selves to abide by the preferential vote
Of the state. President Taft did that,
and II he now accepts the vote of these
two men in this convention he will be
guilty of high treason"
Heney said 1t was absolutely impossi-
BILE under the returns Of the election to
decide what the vote was In an individual
district.
mo one but the thirty-eight members
Of the national committee who voted to
unseat these men and the other men
whose seats have likewise been stolen
would attempt to discover that vote"
Heney concluded with the statement
that Tryon secured less votes than four
other Taft delegates In California who
failed of election. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22
wise would have been excluded under the

wise would have been excluded under the
rules.
When Governor Hadley was recognized
for the motion he was cheered. He began
to talk from the floor. but Root auieting
the demonstration, said: 1T is the evil
dent wish of the convention that you
should take the platform"
A storm of applause broke as Hadley
started up the aisle. After he got to the
platform Governor Hadley made his mo-
ton, which was a renewal Of the fight to
keep all contested delegates from voting.
He sought to bar seventy-two delegates
from casting their ballots until such time
as their cases had been settled.
The original list contained ninety-two
when presented last Monday. Tuesday it
was scaled down to seventy-eight, today
it was seventy-two.
Roll Call Ordered.
James Wadsworth. jr., of New York.
made a point of order against Hadley's s
motion, contending that in effect its en-
tertainment by the chair at this time
would establish rules for the convention,
before the committee on rules had an
opportunity of considering the matter.
He said the motion would reverse the
ruling made by the chair when the reso-
luton was first produced Tuesday.
Root, advancing to the front of the
stage. said the parliamentary argument
would be the point Of order. But" he
continued, "it is so to the general inter
est of the republican party that it should
be passed on and settled by this conven-
ton that the chair will therefore enter
tain the motion"
James E. Watson of Indiana, the Taft
floor leader, was loudly cheered as he
moved to lay the motion Of Governor
Hadley on the table.
A roll call was demanded and seconded.
1t was ordered. Heney interrupted the
roll call. demanding to know If the sew
enty-two contested delegates were to be
allowed to vote on the motion.
Chairman Root said that the sitting
members from the Ninth Alabama dis
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22
No Newspaper Job
for Bryan When He
Gets to Baltimore

CHICAGO, June M.-William ]. Con-
ners, the Buffalo democratic leader, has
the distinction of being the only conven-
ton visitor to come to Chicago In a
private yacht.
II sailed into the river" said Connors,
last night. and had I thought for
minute. / could just as well have sailed
down to Fourteenth street and tied up op-
posite the Coliseum. made better time,
though, by sailing down In taxicab."
One of the first men met by Connors
when he reached the Coliseum was Will
liam Jennings Bryan.
whats the matser?" asked Connors.
'Forsaking the democrats for the repub-
licans?"
Not yet" answered Bryan. "Just
doing some newspaper reporting"
"Going to Raltimore?"
yep"
Coin to do newspaper work there.
too?"
Not me; be too busy otherwise"
We'll, I'm here for newspaper work,
too-but not doing much of It myself"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22
R0ADSTERS AT CHEYENNE
Ovation is Given Omaha Boosters at
End of Trip.
BANDS AND AUTOS ARE OUT
Party Breaks Up in Wyoming, the
0mahans Departing for Home
and Mayor Dahlman for
Baltimore.

CHEYENNE, Wyo, June g.-(special
Telegram.)-At II o'clock the big good
roads car OF the Omaha Commercial club
drew UP In front Of the Cheyenne Indus
trial club, the end of the trip of the
Omaha boosters. They were met thirty
miles out by fifty automobiles that were
strung out over that distance, some even
to Pine Bluffs, forty-three miles away.
AT the city limits Of Cheyenne. E. l..
Emery, president Of the Laramie Good
Roads association, and who has travelled
across Nebraska with the Omaha men,,
took charge and lined up the automobiles
for proper entry into the Wyoming
capital.
The Ninth regiment cavalry band Of
forty pieces. mounted, headed the pro-
cession. This is declared by President
Haverstick of the Omaha Commercial
club to be fitting climax to most sue
cessful trip on which the party received
a continuous ovation. Following the
band was the pilot car, with Mr.. Emery
and P. L. Lariver Of the Citizens Ma
tional bank. Then. in order, a car with
Secretary of State Houx. State Auditor
Forsyth. third car; Mayor l. r. Bres-
nahan: fourth car, the big Chalmers,
with the official party Of the Omaha
Commercial club; fifth. President C. N.
Potter and Secretary F. T. Pearlstine of
the Cheyenne Industrial club; sixth car,
Cheyenne city council; then all Of the
prominent citizens in twenty or thirty
cars. The Omaha good roads men left
Kimbau forty-five minutes ahead of their
schedule in order to reach Cheyenne an
hour earlier than originally planned, so
as to give Mayor Dahlman more time
with his friends and admirers of Chey-
enna He leaves on the midday train to
connect with the special train for the
Baltimore convention
Fine Morning Meeting.
Pine Bluffs was routed out at o'clock,
but responded with good attendance even
at that hour. Mayor Dahlman gave one
of his typical addresses. The people of
KimhaN are feeling fine over the irriga-
tion and reservoir system just completed,
whereby $500 acres are now under water.
taken from the Lodgepole. H E. Fred
rickson. the handspring Of the party. is
Immensely pleased with the early pros
pect Of having all the kinks in the trans
continental road Strengthened out. When
Mayor Dahlman made complimentary
reference to Mr.. Fredrickson 1t was met
by q verttable demonstration. Mr.. Fred
rickson Is known here and his pioneer
works for good roads is fully appreciated.
Cheyenne is for good roads up to the
hilt II the reception given the Omaha
men is any indication. A smoker will be
given at the Industrial club this evening.
Mayor Dahlman made lengthy and
convincing speech from the porch Of the
Industrial club, around which were
grouped several hundred automobiles and
hundreds of people. probably every man,
woman and child in town.
The Omaha mayor leaves at o'clock
and the others of the party will leave at
midnight and will arrive in Omaha Sat
urday evening, except Mr.. Fredrickscn,
who meets Mrs. Fredrickson here. and
will go to Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22
WORK OF CONVENTION STARTS

CONTINUED from First Page)
back to their feet and there was another
attempt to start a demonstration. Again
1t suhsided and the crowd settled back
to await the fall Of the gavel.
The Pennsylvania delegation also
brought out a new call. 1t was:
RAY, ray, ray.
pennsylvania,
'Sixty-five for Roosevelt.
Ray. ray. ray"
And the Band Played.
When William J. Bryan climbed into
his seat in the press section, where he
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-22

.,. A Life Sentence
of suffering with throat and lung trouble
lis quickly commuted by DR. Kings New
Discovery. Soc and 800. For sale by
Reaton Drug Co.
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performances to nicht will bring to "a
close Herman Timborg and m. OK.
celleut vaudeville COMPANY D.. is
heading 90 tte popular Orpheum tho
atre. This b.ii now playing has been
on exceptionally good one OF ,ba
hriih brand. Timbarg has proved
himself genuine drawing card dur.
ing his engagement 40 the Orrhaurn
az III" big business done has laan
very gratifying ro the MANAGEMENT
The haikfurS clever surouaftos
nav" th" best novelty seen here IN
many months. skipper Kcnnaday
and Reeves are great comedy sing
ing trio and the best Bu-'rsgue t.,-
matte act of ifs kind ever seen In
this city is played bv Graham and
Randall Nip and Tuck. Two excellent
acroha'ic clowns close the bUI D,
viii Do another excellent Keith aim
that VIII come into the Oruhcur1 on
Monday and which viii Dee nm
nounred iu tomorrow Sunday news
Tho Blk feature act VIII much talked
about comedy dramatic Ul3vfat
Books which ar tho present ffrro
has caused furro ln New York CITY.
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WEST LIBERTY
NORMAL NOTES

The faculty and senior class attend
cl the Ohio Valley Teachers Round
Table az WyllsburE ou Friday after
noon and cVonia-. November y. Prof.
&. =. ColgfnVe. e Iowa State Teach
crs' College. save % very interesting
and instructive address on sand.
sympathy and Sense" Prof T. ]
Woodley. of the Fairmont Normal
school gave q valuable talk on The
Teaching Irof"-- on other promi-
uent speaker. were present.
The painting az the Normal build
iu- has been completed The change
foo the appearance az the building is
20 great that the students wish To
thank the hoard of control for tine long
delayed appropriation.
Tho faculty has made arrangements
for au entertainment course. cons ste
ing of I've numbers Tho first ~ which
is 90 Lo rlven Saturday evening. The
proceeds src 20 be- gwen 90 tle Young
Mems and Young Womsu's Christian
Associations.
The people Of West Liberty held a
PRAYER meeting service on election
day 20 invoke THE blessing uf Good on
the PASSING az th- prohibition amend
meut The church bell was rung
ever, hour from JOB o.cIo.b FOO fh"
wrfr.r- until % in th. evening Th"
students added wuc. to the general
feoIir- AGAINST 'ha liquor traffic 10y
ae-rrIiirr ou tie sheet and singing
prohibition ~Hul-.
Tho Norr- Mems and Young Wo
mems Christian Association hold a
iniuf meeting rr saturday evening.
November %. in -l. chapel ball. The
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A REAL CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA
"PAPE'S DlAPEPsiN- SETTLES
SOUR. UPSET sTONACHS
IN FIVE MINUTES.

DO some foods sou eat D.; back
Taste rOct. bI- work h1.f,. s.-r-a-t
into stubborn Jumps and cause a b. ok
sour. Eassy stomach N1w. Mr. AMI
Mrs Dysp"ptic jot This down p.r.-s
D.ap"psin cfses's Everything LEAVING
nothing 20 sour and upset you There
never was anything So safely quick. so
certainly effective. 80 ference how
badly your stomach i- d.-.r deraf Won
viii get happy results .r five. m,nl-ps.
oit what pieases Won most SIS hat %
strengthen and regulates YOUR stom-
ach SO you can eat Your fayorire foods
without fear
Most remedies give Won RELIEF some.
uines-ihey are SLOW. but not sure
Diapepsin is quick positive and puts
your stomach il such healthy con.
i.lon 80 the misery won't come back.
You feel different as soon as Dia.
pepsin comes in contact with the SON.
ach-distress Just vanishcs-vour
stomach gets sweet. no gases. no beIch-
ing no eructaNCns Of undigested food
your head clears and YOU feel fine
60 now. make fhe best Investment
you ever made by getting a large nf,v.
cent case Of Paprs Danepsin from
any drug store. You realize In fya
minutes how needless it is 70 suffer
nom Indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach Cisorder-Adv
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WELLSBURG

Tho saving ~ tho Ito Of Adm
Marks from drowning. ou Thr-sdrv
evening. by Samuel NcNah4n ua. n
noh'" and heroic acf. FOR. D.. Who
r.urrHs into BuNa.o Crock r.rt..t.
'ariy ar TO- depth chat prevails af tfa
railroad bridge. fs taking "a frr.
chance when STRUGGLING vim "a droa r.
Ink man How SIR N1rF. came fo ftIf
irou fhe hr.i-a remains a mystery.
or rather E.f fn r.Ir tho rf-e OF f.a
bridge au1 over Doe ueut T.n
Vr0urfrf.. v.fu which Wr UrNf1i.r
sprare Zoo ari fh" ha'pflroaa ~ Fr.I
Narrr. saved fHr Hr. NJ SIR Marks
As DO naH. fh' man was urrrnerIoue
Tor quito While. lrt WH. final
tr0urhf back 90 con r.Hu.rs.e iE
prompt work.
William tIodg.on. OF sfslheut.Ir.
ohio. waa a NH''-hurr visitor yr.'.-
day
Nss trrrs Lindsay expects o
.ea.. To-day for Washington TH.
where sIn expects 'H mlt. har home
.r frn fHUr.
SIR and Nrs Albert D.-u.rharI r.
rerf fn attend fh. t..f NHH game l
T'HaiIrtr f.f.. f.t...r WI..I.r
frr.IeT.r..r arI f.f.'...H. lrI e"
t..t ir Washington. ra. over Sum
fIr
Tha v.H...t ra.Hrr.. church r.r
verTrr NJ U-..I. county. uH.rn r.'
POI. Iu secession tf r...r. Ir. .n Tu.s
ffr arf Na|r f.. ra.t prom ..s .n
Ir u i.f.r occasion H..
g. no rH.k HrH N-. 49, ffHnrs no
fh.. sfs 900 OBJ. .m... fr. speaker.
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LOCAL TALENT IS
AS GOOD AS BEST
Historical Pageant 20 Be Given al
Scottish Rite Cathedral Promises
To Be Fine Musical and
Spectacular Event.

Wheeling. az a city. long has been
able to boast some OF the bcsr must
cal talent In the country. n has
boasted an ability 90 give some OF
the best musical Talent In the coun-
try. II has boosted an ability 10 give
some OF the most artistic product
Ions in the country and the claim has
been valid one Take into cousld-
Grafton, then. the fact that the most
az the hest will participate. under
the most capable direction 20 be
found in any city in the United
$ afes aud there will be- gained "a
tclerably fair idea OF just what the
historical pageant 70 is proposed 20
give In connection with the forth
coming exposition and carnival al
the Scottish Rite cathedral will be
like.
In Days Of Ola. under the per.
sOnal direction OF DIT Louis 4. Brook.
cs. director az -. Matthews and
acknowledged 10 Doe the peer Of any
ician IN the country. will be "a
revelation 20 Wheeling people. T.
VIII be SET on by the new $4,000
wardrobe OF the Scottish Rite and
The Performarc" Will afford Wheeling
people their first opportunity to sc.
tho costly trapplnss. 10 b. made up
OF TWO parts. four scenes iu the first
and two IN the second and the priu-
cir-l characters will be- cs-ay.d by
David Crawford. A'an ~ Robinson.
Philip Mcclure. 3d. ". Cox. Dr.
B-c0kes. L. p. Schofeld. r j. Wa,
kin8. +. A. Graham. G. p Brand. B
J. Hamilton. p q. Steinb'ck-r. 4 ID.
Poke. r 5. Meek. Mis- Ns~0 Kraus.
kCrG Miss Marjorie Ford. 81 Violet
J. Brookes u u. : Crawfo-. Misses
Sobanski. hiId,rbrand. Dineer. Stro-
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bel and by Mcssrs. Fred Blum. W. G.
Hr,mer. e. Caldabaueh Edgar Char
mock. T.. Forui, A. +. Hodshon. W. y.
Kcrbey. ID. L. Murray. ". A. Spring
Or. 8. r Rambcau, Harry Stamm. p.
ID. DeNol. ID. :. Roe. A. &. Grciner.
q. q. Cameron. n. r. Reed. Robert
burst. W r. WooleuberEer and 4. NJ.
Jones
Noth.us more elaborate or oven ap-
preaching tine production over has
been attempted 10 This city. accus-
toned as 10 is. 90 tEe best In n must
cal way. As heretofore published In
these columns. In Days 81 Old will
Doc produced. each evening. during
no" exposition and carnical. next
week.
At the Orpheum.
4 matinee this afternoon and two
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donor. Miss Margaret Parkinson. Of
Independence. Pa
John Bailey. late OF Georges Run.
Jefferson county. Ohio. died on Wed.
nesday afternoon. November 10 AZ :
CLOCK The cause % death was scar.
let fever. from which the deceased
had been suffering for several weeks
The deceased was engaged 10 be mar.
RED 20 Miss Gladys Baer. OF Deandale
ohio. the time OF the wedding having
been set for this week
Born. on Thursday morning. Novem
Der "a. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bone
a son
Mr.. Charles Briggs. Of Pittsburgh
and Miss Ray Chase. Of Carnegie. Pa.
were united in marriage al the home
OF the brides parents. on Thursday
November "a. The couple will De Al
home 20 their friends after Dacenbe,
d. at No. 337 Center avenue. Carnc
gle. Pa
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SMALL BLAZE
Calls Out Department South OF Cree.
Where Fire Does Small Amount
Of DAMAGE

Several companies of tho CITY fro
department We're called to mo corner
~ FOrtIeth and Wood streets t,s'.r.
day afternoon to ,NNnru.-h 70 small
hre that had originated BOO tlr r,.t.
ucnce o. Henry Mason The fr.
started ~ 3D. clothes press Too Lt- r.s..
d'ncc and worked its was up to t..
roof OF the building. which wa~ 600 r-
ing freely when tho department .t-
rived n was eNtiucu-lrd without
trouble at loss OF about 5000