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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Ms'r s. best Afa large rooms .'. and I Ssh
LIEBERMANN & HAwN.
1903 T. ST.
NEW NORTHWEST HOUSES.
INTEREST on FIRST Trust.
on THE HEIGiiTs NEAR
WHY hh FAY REM kSP vi Whrs sss yo Sw CAN
BUY OK ! TIns EA r.sE FEN TETM HOME
100
on KENYON ST. Nv. BET: sih AID 9Th SITS.
" LOT % FEET WIDE.
LIEBEnMANN & HAwN. 1905 F..
10 QUICK BUYER A 81 500 HOME
ONLY g. l50
LOCATED on THE HEIGHTS.
NEAR RANDOLPH ST NV
HOUSE e FEET VIDE.
TRICfTY. NAL VAS AMI ~
FTSF: COLONIAL, poRCurs
IJERERNsNN 4 uswv ,.oc
~ ~
ELEVEN LOTS NV. Only $3.50
'ooD Inv"
LrEpERMaNS & H,ws 1903
%. On rairmopt st. NV. cs!u%s. Hts; bet.
iaos !, = n"N'
ton new t~o-st%ry residsn"e. ' fronting s IS T.
,,rn,
,, u.,-, -
' ~''
On Meridian st. NV. bet 18th and 18th .,..
I.os = ~
,ots % ~ wid" r,s 40, at es,ckl'
Sa5 on each '''"' a''' "A'n' "en'sA'
rrEprpu,>r r. u.r~
ia0a r q
st.
o"'' '''''0'
At great sacrifice Fine modern bouse
central NV location near Thomas Circle fafb
and \ SIS Lot 25xI3T TO wide alley -
rooms and hath. Cost Sis 600. To ouicL buyer
LIEBERMANN A. HAWK
cntIal no n 1nMest iSsuence on rermohI ave-
Nv. near ihoHas Ci'cie. also IOWA Circie.
10 rooihs anu : patns' steam neat Lot So.Sx
lbs LOST aDont SSS,VU:
Now only Slo,OU.
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PSON 4 CO. 1898 + N. w.
iii NJ. Orb, fat. .21.00
j2S Tenn av. Or. b. 1850
1880 R'd'le ne. Or, bic. so
6O6 18th ne. Or. W. 1880
1896 Gales ne, 5r,w.12.OO
1858 Gales ne. 5r, w.11.50
FOR COIORED.
Erie Flat" b. 1850
1923 Duncan. Rr. b. 1859
2422 18th, Ar, b. 1900
1909 Kramer ne, 5r. o. so
1881 @ NV. 5r.
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FOR RENT-161s NEW JERSEY AVE. NV:
six rooms and bath: moderate rent: in good
condition Apply TO EDWARD KERN. %
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LOB q nw.l0r.. 80 80 flSi5 NV. 5r sto. 30. 80
- nwsr.-.. IS 80 II 9TH Ne, Or. $3.50
lib VIII d NV, 1lr.i55o 6OS Tenn Or. -. IS 80
~ = ne 800 1866 Morse ne .Jr. IA 50
I1o' Cor NV i1r.,;J'o l261 Morse ne Or. II 30
APARTMENTS
ltl1 14th nv. ir. 231 1916 14th NV. Ar. 30. 90
2lol- nw.6r. -. 80 1433 Fair mt DIV 3r20 90
COI0RED.
zoos 2Jth NV ,Sr-r 80 2u3I n NV 3r 10 30
WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 14lo q St NV
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FOR RENT-l93O CALVERT ST. NV.
0 rooms and baths; heated by hot water:
concrete cellar. House will be put in thorough
repair Rent only $50 month.
Apply to THOMAS J. FISHER co. Inc.)
FOR RENT--ONE OF THE FINEST S-ROOM
houses in northeast; hOt-water heat; pantry;
cellar under entire house: G1S 14th st. ne;
rent. $3.50. Inquire 626 l4th ne. 81
FOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT. 2541 18th ST.,
between Clifton and Euclid sts.: beautiful Tor,
3-story. cellar. brick; hot-water heat; all mod.
imps Address lO17 9th ST. NV. Do
FOR RENT-COIIORED TENANTS.
Two nice new 2story brick dwellings. 24o9
and 411 "I'' st. NV: q rooms; porcelain
bath: porehes. VIII rent to good tenants for
$3.50. Key at 24O7 81" st.
II. L. RUST, 400 II ST. NV.
FOR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER,
2Sth AND Q SITS. GEORGETOWN.
large. roomy house; nice porches, grounds
and shade trees House contains II rooms and
bath: furnace heat.
Very reasonable rent Key at Office.
II. l.. RUST. 400 II ST. NV.
FOR RENT-TO A DESIRABLE COLORED
tenant. three-story brick house: all modern
improvements: good condition.: northwest 10
cation; rent, $500. Apply to OWNER, 1125
9TH 81. n.ws
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THE BEST APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
on Columbia Heights. clear. for good in
come property, clear of trust. This is
the opportunity you have been looking
for, but you must be quick.
NORMAN & ROBINSON, INC,
I39 18th st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

10h ACRES LAND IN THE NORTH
west section; good for subdivision: big
chance for a ''wide-awake'' builder. This
property subdivided into acre lots with
moderate cost houses would sell like hot
cakes at big profit. We will exchange
this land for a good 9 or 10 room house o.
in northwest section and assume some
trust.
NORMAN & ROBINSON, NC,
1j9 18th st.
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FOR RENT
1900 Gales st. me-. 6 rooms. ..... SIG. so
$50 18th ST. n.e., Z ms............... 1000
33i LIST me-. colored, q rooms. .......... 1900
1909 Meigs place ne. cOlOred, rooms. 1000
14O6 Md. rooms. 81 80
TOT 9th st. ne. Z rooms .............. 2O.5O
1885 10th st. Me-. 6 rooms. ............. ESQ
1918 Pa. ave- s.e., 6 rooms. ............. 1850
1919 Pa. ave- Sc. 6 rooms .......... 1880
ISL 18th st. Sc, 6 rooms .............. 1880
1867 r st. Sc. 6 rooms. ................ II 30
1869 r ST. Sc, rooms 1000
81 Il st. NV. Z rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
1921 ii St NV, . rooms $3.50
7o6 10Th st. NV. 10 rooms ........... 37IO
1862 g st. s.w.. 6 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 225O
Apt II. rooms .............. $500
Apt II, rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25.OO
Apt II, : rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
1904 Ga. ave. NV. second floor, ; II. 80
go 4th st. ne. first floOr rooms. $50. 1850
GEO Elliott st. ne. No. :. rooms 1900
IS X st. ne. basement. 4 rooms. 12.W
1412 Duncan ST. me-, I'd H.. colorcd rms 100
ARTHUR CARR, 11O1 T. st. NV.
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beautiful corner residence containing II
rooms and bath.
Hardwood floors and electricity.
1910 FLA AVE. NE.
rooms. bath and large stable.
Hot-water heat, tiled bath and kitchen.
Rent cheap at 5000.
"a 18th ST. NE.
rooms and bath.
New house.
Rent, 500 so.
oO23 LIST ST. NV.
New house containing rooms and bath.
Rent reasonable.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
7O7 G ST. NV.
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NORMAN & ROBINSON, INC.
Get our select list Of houses and
apartments for rent. All sec
lions Of the city. Automobile
service.
NORMAN 4 ROBINSON, INC,
139 18th st. NV.
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HOUSE HUNTERS,
USE OUR RENTING SERVICE.
1t is intended to save you time, worry and
expense by finding you the kind Of property
you want at the right price. Our list of
For Rent properties is the most complete III
the city.
SHANNON & LUCHS. Renting Service,
NJ 2345 713 14th st. NV. NJ 2345.
FOR RENT-1339 CORCORAN STREET.
Desirable dwelling Of eight rooms and BATH
near 14th street car line: rent only $3.50 a
month. Investigate this
THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc.
1916 ST. NV.
IS rooms and bath: heated by furnace. House
contains large and bright rooms: convenient to
market and car line. Rent just reduced to
$45 month: Apply to
THOMAS j. FISHER CO.. Inc.
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FOR RENT-D.D.T HOM
Como" Or, b, fiat. $4,000
PIP Ind av. Or, b. rs. p
21o6 III NV. Sr. b. 80. so
1908 Ga av. Or, b. 30.JO
4126 n III av. Or, b. 80. ~
80 Fla av ne. 6r. b. $3.50
28l5 n NV. Or, b. .25.50
713 ID ne. CIR, b. %. 80
$40 G ne. Or, b. $500
305 e ne. Or, b. ..22.50
1874 Il ne, Or. .22.50
los Ky av Sc. Or. b. q. 90
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FOR RENT-CAYWOOD
1g,I y. y.
lfIf Goth NV .yr. hS30. 80
80 I.am't NV .6r. b. -. ~
Ala LIST NV. 6r. b. %. 81
@ r So. 1r.b. ..21.00
~ Defrecs NV Or .1s..D
90 18th ne. Or. b.l4..,u
FLA
1913 9Th NV. 5r. h. .3n. ou
ofssl Va NV NV .5r. bl2.J0
33s
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FOR RENT
Prospective tenants, who let lis know
in advance what they want. get the best
selection always.
The choicest houses are seldom vacant
long enough to advertise.
WE KNOW. Established SO years.
A. +. FOX COMPANY,
RENTAL AGENTS
1911 Ii st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY DUvALL CO., -. 18th NV.
For school purposes. No. 1894 90 st. NV.
II rooms and bath; price. 5000. 23'
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UNFINISHED.

The following is partial list Of the for rent
properties on our Rent Bulletin" Our COM
plete list will be sent upon request We solicit
Inquiries. Requests for keys or Information on
our properties receive prompt attention
S2O9 Mass. ave. 2nr. 1i13 Newton, 81. b 32. so
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ave NV.
$50 II sw. Sr.b. 80. 81
lto3 IL NV, Or, h. %. 81
1902 q he. tir. u. ~. ~
SC3le X NV, tr. 49, ~,
1893 f. Sc. Sr....f1. ~
63l 1lth ne. Or. lilo
rs.
"a Todd II ne. 5r. h. 10. 90
263Jh2Na av NV, Or, bl2.51
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"a 10Th NV. Tor. has. 90
IA Riggs pl. 10r. BIO. 90
"a Corc'n, 10r. b. 80
ID.
10 Y NV, RIB. 1880
'lt V NV. Or. b. 1880
los T.. sto. eel. 20. 90
CO. g., 18th NV.
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FOR RENT-1319 oath ST NV; MODERN 6
rooms and bath. Only $20.5O. FRANCIS L.
MCGEE. 1901 14th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-ONE MONTHS RENT FREE. DE-
sirable 7-room brick; large yard; large porch;
good location northwest. Rental, $50 so.
ALLAN +. WALKER & CO., Inc,
1888 q st.
FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE COLORED TEN
ant. Groom and bath brick, near 18th and w
SITS. NV. Rental. $3.50.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. Inc,
1888 G. ST.
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ILLS, COS 9Th ST. NV.
1918 NJ av NV. Sr, BIO. 80
1890 7th sw. 6r, b. .D.D
1859 III ne. $500
sos 7th sw, Or. b. 1850
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TUX KEN =
1918 ii NV. Tor. b. $40. on Il6i
1910 Riggs pl. Tor. b45.oo 1914
li1J Y NV. Tor, b.. 3. 80 1894
GDLORFD.
1910 Core II. Tor. h. $3.50 1910
81 Goth nw. Jr. b. $3.50 1916
>to, dwlg. COS 5th. 1000 145s
r. W. GRAHAM 4 &C
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1146 Gov al nv. i coo VI r SIS 18th. -. 5000
r 1926 Mass NV. 1900 IL Sumner alley. $500
/ Green al NV. 600
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE coll
LECTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES
OF PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE rs ONLY PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, BUT
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH CON-
PLETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT
Ani0 Tt1ns 7 FISHER E. 70 fine,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
THOs. J. FISHER & co. UNC.).
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
rNFrRNISHED-

1892 V NV. 13r.b.. 1000
1920 10th. Or, b. 5000
2SO3 18th. 1Or.b 5000
1900 Belmont NV,
Tor. Oh 5000
1856 @. Or. b. 5000
1882 9th NV .Sr. b. Al 80
o417 18th NV, Tor. b41 90
1873 Park I'd, l2r,
2b .............4 5.5O
21G G NV, 12r,b. $500
1915 S NV. l2r, b. va
cant Aug Is. 1870
1910 Church. Or. b. AS. 90
1915 P. l3r. b. :. $500
1925 Lamont. Tor, b42.J0
3159 18th Tor. b. .42.50
2l51 Fla av, Or. b. 40. 80
1878 o. 10r. b. .40-5O
2407 18th. Tor, b. 40. so
1884 Newton, Or. b. 1000
1915 Q NV. 11r,b. 1000
1913 o, Tor. b. 1000
1928 @, Sr. b. so
1907 Belmont NV. Or.
b ............. 81. 80
1908 18th. Or. b.. $3.50
S1S n ] av NV. Or, b,
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DAVIS. 9TH AND f $. W.
1895 Union sw. Or. I2. 40
11l2 AZ sw, Or. %. 90
Io1 9Th sw. dwg. $500
lo12 & sw. l0r. b. ga. 30
2222s 18th sw. 7r.b.27.5O
BOO 18th ne. Or. b. %. GO
ga Md NV sw. sr. b23. OO
52I NJ sw. CRIB. ~. 50
40 9TH ne. 6r. b. $50
81 Va av sw. Or. b.i1.O0
32.S y sw. 6r. 10
123S Half Sc, Or. 1850
III T. sw. Or. ......12.5o
1919 Union sw, 5r.l2.OO
l24s Union sw, Or. II. 10
1874 Union sw. 6r. l1.D
1896 Half sc, Or. .10.50
IL X So. Or. loco
3:i5 II ne. 10r. ID. ..25.5O
Io 18th ne.7r.b.. -22.5O
Veronica No. Ar. b. p 90
Eastman, d. 3r, ID. .23.JO
t22 II sw, Pr. 500
$40 q sw. 3r. Sd nlO.JO
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MOORE 4 HILL nuc). 1920.

212 18th NV. Or. b$42.jO
1920 $ NV. Or. b. 40. rs
NJ : NV. Or, h. 1880
Al X ne. ST, b. $3.50
23s JAS. NJ. YORK ,
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DESIRABLE COLORED
brick house all modern
condition: northwest 10
Apply to OWNER, 112S
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ed and put in prison, where they have
been ever since.
The arrested men declared their in
nocense vehemently. After some
months had elapsed and the Lawrence
situation grew quieter, information
was laid before the district attorney
ly friends of the strikers which led
HIM to telieve that the dynamite had
been planted by agents Of the en-
pioyers themselves. The information
rs to the dynamite was originally iur-
nished by one Dennis }. Collins, an un-
dertaker and politician of Cambridge.
His movements were traced until a
connection with the employers was
established:
A grand jury investigation lead to
the sensational arrest of William NJ
v ood, president of the American
Woollen Company. Frederick E. Atte-
aux. president Of mill supply com
pany, and Collins. The latter is be-
ieVed to have now turned states evil
denCe.
The second grand jury investigation
was begun by the Suffolk county
sr2nd jury on September 9.-One of
the witnesses before it was Charles f.
Littletield, private secretary Of Ernest
w. Pitman, mill contractor who COM
mitted suicide after he had been sub
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Up GOES ice;
HIGH LIVING
COST BLAMED
Barnhart and Oahu Compa-
MES Decree Advance in City
and the Suburbs

And now the high cost Of living has
hit the price of ice, for, beginning
October /, both the Oahu and the
Barnhart lee Companies will ad-
vance the price of their commodities
to the extent of five cents hundred
in the city and ten cents hundred
in the outlying districts.
The high cost of feed. the milk
mans argument, is advanced as one
of the reasons for raising the price OF
ice. 1t appears that while neither
hay nor grain is used in the manutae-
ture of ice, the horses which draw the
ice wagons must be fed regularly and
it costs more to feed them. says Mr..
Barnhart. The Oahu Company is de-
prived of this argument for the very
good reason that it uses motor
truck, but then the price of gasoline
has gone up, too.
Mr.. Barnhart "iso explained that
the high cost OF drivers for wagons
has something to do with the raise.
1t seems they used to work for from
$50 to $50 a month. but now he says
they are demanding from $50 to $50
a month.
Both companies join in saying that
the cost of materials for ice making
has also advanced and that it was a.
solutely necessary to increase the
price in order to continue operating.
But whatever the reasons for the
raise are. it is a certainty that after
October i the consumer will have to
Fay the following prices: In Kaimu-
XII. Salolo, Nuuanu above and includ-
ing Judd street and Kaliha. Eva of
the pumping station. forty cents per
hundred. In the city. thirty cents
per hundred.
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STRIKE is RESULT OF
STORIES OF CONSPIRACY

The strike of Lawrence textile work
ers is the second within eight months,
end is a direct outcome of the first.
When the textile workers struck last
January and Lawrence was put under
martial law, feeling between the strlk-
ers and employers grew exceedingly
bitter. While the strike was In pro-
gress, the police and district attor-
reys office were informed that dyna-
rte had been planted at a number
OF places by the strikers and their
agents, and that the town was to be
Cynamited to intimidate the employ
crs and the officers of the law There
Upon Ettor and Gioyanitti We're arrest
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W. P. PFOTENHAUER STILL
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

w. Pfotenhauer, vice president Of
H. HackfeId & Co., Ltd, and consul at
Honolulu for Germany and Norway,
is seriously i'll in Dresden, Germany
His firm is receiving daily bulletins
by cable of his condition. Yesterdays
message was that he was very Sc
riousIy but not hopelessly I'LL" This
afternoon the cable says: Not much
progress; condition still serious
Mr. Pfotenhauer's associates In
Hackfeld's consider the fact that he
lives at all favorable one, after the
terrible ordeal through which 1t Is
known he has gone. He underwent
an operation for intestinal trouble,
and the condition found by the sur
geons was so bad as TO necessitate
his lying for more than five hours up
on the operating table.
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chinese Will
CELEBRATE DAY
Of REVOLUTION
Local RevoIutioniSts Declare a
Holiday Tomorrow and viii
Hold Meeting

In celebration of an important an
n1versary of the Chinese Revolution,
tomorrow will be observed as hoii-
day among the Chinese of the city.
All stores and other places of business
will be closed, and during the day and
in the evening the local Chinese so
cieties will hold receptions at their
respective clubhouses.
About noon there will be meeting
at the Chinese United Society, and
several speeches concerning the revo-
luton will be made by local Chinese
business men.
A year ago tomorrow the Chinese
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

The S5OOOO,OOO loan to China for
which negotiations have been going on
between China and British bank has
been baked by the concerted Opposi-
ton of the United States and Great
Britain, insisting on foreign supervi-
sion of expenditures of loans granted
to China.
Colby Walker, New York youth,
was arrested for carving his initials
and those of a girl friend in the bark
of a tree in Central Park.
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"HE 18TH COMPANY of Coast
Artillery will start from Scho-
field Barracks on its homeward
hike at daylight tomorrow morn
irg, camping at Pearl City Tor the
night and reaching Fort Ruger about
noon Sunday. F. ...-
with the return of the company, the
reriod of field instruction for the coast
artillery is over for the current year,
the firing of the siege guns and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-27

hewitzers at Schofield yesterday mark
ing the finish of the practical work for
the seacoast' defenders. Both 1854
company took its turn at the siege
battery first, returning to Ruger about
two weeks ago.
Yesterdays shooting has been the
subject of favorable comment by army
officers who witnessed the tests, and
especially by the field artilIerymen,
Who realize all the difficulties that fac
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- ~ y \ y y ~ = 4 4 =
ground hogs" Examination OF the
targets placed a trifie more than 81
miles from the guns showed the
ground to be torn up all round the
marks, by the shell, while the explod-
ing shrapnel had patterned the tar
gets themselves with deadly show
er that would have meant annihilation
for any body of men in the position.
For hikers the Coast Artillery have
proved tough ones. -. -
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ed the coast artillerymen in handling
strange ammunition for the first time.
Shrapnel, for instance, is an unknown
quantity to the Coasters" and the
time-cutting of the delicate fuses pre-
sented some new features which they
successfully worked out.
1t is generally considered that both
companies did excellent work with
the 5-inch siege pieces and 7-inch
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Fire broke out in the cottage Of
John Comes Pestana. at PunchbOwl
and Luso streets yesterday afternoon,
and burned a hole through the roof.
The blaze was extinguished by the fire
department before any serious damage
was wrought.
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poenaed to appear before the hrst
grand jury.
With the head of the wool manufac-
turing industry of the east, Wood, un-
Ger indictment, the efforts to free Et-
tor and Giovanitti have been redou-
bled, while the excitement among the
labor unions has been festered by the
many stories of conspiracy against
their leaders. The big strike today is
the result
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TERRITORIAL
CIVIC BODY IS
CONSIDERED
H;Io Conference Refers Cues.
ton Back to Individual
Organizations

u y u u y u y u u u ~ y y y ~
:. Especial Star-Bulletin Wireless) ;
:: HILO, Sept. 27.-The business :
= session of the inter-island civic :
= conference came to a close last :
= night. Probably the most impor- :
): tant question brought up during :
= this session was that of forming :
:: a territorial civic body. After !
:: some discussion it was resolved :
:: to refer this question back to the :
:: individual local bodies for ratifi- :
!: cation. :
:: The delegates left by train :
. this morning to visit Laupahoe- :
!: hoe. The banquet will be held :
!: tonight. :
:: :, :: {: : {: ;: ;: ;: :: :: :: = :: ). ;: &
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LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept. 27.-The
great textile strike was renewed to-
day, when 1900 workers walked out
as a protest against the imprisonment
of Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovan-
It'll, organizers Of the Industrial Work.
ers of the World, who are in Jail here
awaiting trial on a charge of planting
dynamite during the last strike Of the
textile workers.
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THOUSAND HOMELESS.
DAMAGE S20,OO0OO0
Government Handicapped in Relief Measures by Destruction
of Lines of Communcation-Poor People Suffering In
. tensey as Result of Terrible Calamity
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A girls college at Granada, under
French CONTROL has appealed for res
cue from famine. American marines
in Nicaragua will be sent to their aid.
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Armada of Aeroplanes Reviewed
IAssoclated Press Cable

PARIS military
Of
aeropianes made flights In aerial formation and
q uniqu andiE spectacle.
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Hedges Named For Governor
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SARATOGA Y, 27The
Hedges New York Hedges
attorney
\ prominent lawyer well politician.
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Sanctions Crossing Border

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MEXICO CITY, 27The Mexican authorised
through American territop.
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Rebel General Vega killes

revolution assumed national shape, az
ter minor outbreaks; occurring In var
ious provinces, showed that the people
were rising against the Manchus.
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Fear Civil War In Belfas
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CabIel
possible outbreak Of civil tomorrow
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-Beets
S8 analysis, lis. I'd. Parity, 4.44
cents. Previous quotation, Us.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-02
NOT DEAD, DECLARES CANNON
Ex-Speaker Thinks Many Roosevelt Followers Will Come Back
 Into the Fold.

Chicago, Dec. 2.-Joseph G. Can. non, former speaker of the house of representatives, reached Chicago from his home at Danville, H., en route to Washington. The grizzled congress. man bit into his cigar and stared at the ceiling in a retrospective mood.
 I'll soon be a private citizen," he said finally. Pretty soon I'll be out of the active game, but I'll still keep busy. I still shall have my duties to perform.
 Let me tell you something The Republican party is still a great, big, patriotic party It is not dead and it never will die. This defeat is not the first one in its history. The Progress. sive movement and its effect on the old party will not be everlasting.
 There were many good Republic. ans who were led astray by the per. sonality of Col. Roosevelt and who paid no regard to the principles he was supporting, but these good souls soon will realize their mistake and soon will be back in the fold"