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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

'TACCC" Varnish makes old furniture
look new. Applied with cloth and
dries in 10 hours Any amateur can
mt II on. Taylor Bros Drug store,
Dnachtree and Tenth streets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

FOR SALE-Ncw ana second hand fur
niture. any kind; al sacrifice prices.
Cameron Furniture Company, So South
Forsyth street Main 1929.
FOR SAI.T-Small lumber yard in good
South Georgia town OF 10 Geo inhahi-
tsnts Can be made paving PROPOSE
ton Good farming section. Address
! BOY 6h. Alhanv. ca
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TWO dandy vacant lots. overlooking
Druid HIS; win sell cheap on terms.
Box $50, care Georgian.
THOSE 1928 "a $3.50 lots on Brine ebert
ed street only two blocks from West
End car, are selling fast Some choice
ones left. Phone Mr. SOuthwlcl, Main
9An9, 70 show you,
FOR SALE Modern six-room east front
bungalow in Decatur; $4,000; terms.
For Decatur property, see Fletcher Pear
son, 422 Atlanta National Bank Building.
BARGAIN IL BUNGALOW HOMF-Al-
most new; five rooms, all improve
merts; fine lot No mortgage on it.
One block Of Ninth Ward School Quick
electric schedules Terms same as rent
Apply to owner COpenhlH Land Com
pany, 1896 Equitable Building. Phone
Main G07
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

49,
FOR SALE a good building lot: cheap
to right party. Address owner, lt15
Empire Building. Main 1910.
FOR SALE Sacrifice sale; leaving city:
must sell Immediately, WIN consider
any reasonable offer. Elegant eight
room North Side home. never occupied
except by owner, Furnace heated, ce-
ment side drive to hreproof garage; fine
shade, All modern conveniences; would
consider automobile Call at 1903 Can
dler Bldg or phone Ivy 996-L.
BEAUTIFUL Colonial Hill lot FOR sale
cheap Only half block from car line.
All improvements. Terms c. II Brad
shaw, % St Paul avenue.
FOR SALE-By owner, new five-room
bungalow; all couveuiences. 101
Brookline street Price $3.50; terms
Phone Main S4O9-J
FOR SALE-F our-room cement block
house on River car line; large lot SIS
a month, no cash payment. John Carey.
2 Whitehall street.
SlN-ROOM COTTAGE. West Fnd- bar
gain, $500; rents $50 per month Box
6S6. care Georgian.
LOT-Best bargain Ia city If taken
quick, $3.50; 45Nl40; conveniences.
Block OF school. Three blocks this side
Grant Park. Address Quick, Box /.
care Georgian
FOR SALE-A swell home. near in, On
Capitol avenue, up to date, all the
ldNtNA tObNtIlfuCtE, on rect 'front.'
Price $500 Easy terms. Call at AS
Temple Court Building,
| TO THE REAL ESTATE AID
VERTISERS-Won t you help
me go to the school of my choice
| by buying your books from me 2
While VA are helping me to win,
you save a good discount for
yourself on back bills or future
advertising. II will make me
very proud if | should win
enough to educate myself. | am
IA years old. | go to the City
Night School am a working girl.
and entered this contest with this
aim in view, as | have not the
means ] win save You Is per
cent, and appreciate your help.
|lf You will help me, call Georgian
/ Contest Department, tell them
where and when YOU want me
to come Let me thank those
who have already helped me-
Helen Braullcy
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M EDICAL.

- -,
RATIONAL - ThERAPYl Old PhySiO
Medical College, West Hoboken, n. j.
Chartered 1904; Oldest institution teach
ing PRESIDENT, non RESIDENT natural
healing appropriate degree conferred.
DIR EDMONDSON'S Tausy. renuyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re
liable treatment for painful and sup
pressed menstrustion, irregula rifles anC
similar distractions Trial box by mail,
soc Frank Edmondsun & Bro manu-
featuring chemists, II North Broad St,
Atlanta
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HOTELS FOR SALE

ron sAf.E-Thirty-s iA-room boarding
and roomlng house North Side. bt
'weeu Peschtrees splendid location.
House newly furnished Everything
.omWste An but three rooms nov oc-
Ipied Two-year lease on house. own
er leaving city Very cheap for quick
rale Good money making proposition.
NUures- Box 41s care Georgian
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SDire1la COrSefs

not SOLD IN STORES profess
si0Hal corsetier fits you in your own
nome no matter where you live. Phone
IVY $3.50 72l Grand Bldg
"TACCO" Varnish is the housekeepers
hest friend. one stroke of the rag
dripping with "TACCO' Nsrnish does
ne work The gloss is in the Varnish--
don't rub il Ike oily polish. Applied
with cheesecloth dries two to five hours
SOC bottles quarts, gnllons Hapeville
Drug Store.
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FOR SALE-A swell home, near in, On
Capitol avenue; up to date, all the
Price $500 Easy terms. Call at AIS
Temple Court Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
improperly fitted. John u Daniel. at
"a Wall street, has an expert litter and
u will cost you no more TO have him TT
you, and II means Insurance.
MATERNITY SANITARIUM- Private,
refined, homelike Limited number Of
patients cared for Home provided for
Infants Mrs M z Mitchell 26 Wind
sor street
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TYPEWRiTERs FOR RENT.

TYPEWRITERS RENTED.
MONTHS FOR S. AND UP
Rebuilt typeWrIters S28 90 SIS
-dERlCAN WRITING MACHINE co
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WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices Tor
household goods. pianos and office fur
u.ture Cash advanced on CODsiEnments
central Auction Company, ~ East
Mitchell street Bell phone Main 2424
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GOOD USED CARS.

A few cars in good condition for sale
at reasonabl prices.
ROADSTERS.
FORD, repainted.
BUICK MODEL 80, repainted.
OAKLAND
COLE, foTedoor.
LITTLE, foredoor.
COURIER, foredoor. repainted.
BUICK MODEL 30.
TOURING CARS
OVERLAND reprinted
OVERLAND, foredoor, repainted.
EMF, toredoOr.
BUICK MODEL 81. repainted
STUDEBAKER, 7-passenger, reprinted.
If you want a good used car it will
pay you to call on us.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY,
241 Peachtree st. Atlanta, Ga
"TACCO" VARNISH put on your old
automobile to-day will make it look so
new you will forget that you intended
spending $50 or SIS to paint it. Keep
''TACC0" varnish on it and you will
never need to repaint it. A quart
will do it, 50. kirkpatrick Hardware
Company, 80 West Mitchell street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-15

'lACCO \aInlSh on doors, WOODWORK.
furniture and floors, will solve your
troubles It's varnish and viii not get
Gull in a WeeiS like oily furniture polish
but viii last many mUnths-oT yesrs-au6
retain its gloss. soc bottles. quarts. gal
Ions East Atlanta Pharmacy.
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ungs Retail and wholesale Write Appa-
lachisn Nurseries, Tallulah Walls, Ga.
COAL
JELLICO LUMP $500
RED ASH JELLICO
ROUND ...:......$J 90
THOMAS & HARVILL,
Main 1886. Main 1888.
Atlanta SOB. Atlanta 1885,
7"TAGC5' Narnish is being used in many
homes in Atlanta on furniture wood
work and bfass Applied with cloth
a child can do &C. Dries in 2 to hours
50c bottles. quarts, gallons. Pioneer
Pharmacy, East Point Ga.
FOR SALE-Three secondhand safes In
perfect condition from 1000 pounds
to 600 pounds each. Never been
through fires VIII sell cheap for cash
Can be seen at ll5 North Pryor street.
FOR SALE Heavy wall Herring Hall
Marvin safe. inside measurements, 80
inches high, % wide, 16 deep; trifie
shopworn WIN sell very cheap for cash.
w h. c.. care Georgian.
FOR SALE Large heavy wall Herring.
o.
ments 10 inches high, % wide. 16 deep,
brand new. We are Offering the above
at a very low price In order to make
room for large lot Of new safes com
ing. Can be seen at ll5 North Pryor
street Gookiu Bank and ONCE Equip
meut Company
FOR SALF.-Ncw ana second hand fur
niture any kind Al sacrifice prices,
Cameron Furniture Company, So South
FORSYTH street Main 1929.
FOR SALE-SmaU lumber yard in good
South Georgia town OF 10 600 inhshi-
tspts. Can be made paving PROPOSE
ton Good farming section. Address
Box 60 Albany, ca.
THE free clinic of the At
lanta Dental College, open
daily, 9 a. IN. to 3 p. m. Sal 2
EdgeWood avenue.
FOR SALE Fruit. shaoe. ornamental
trees and shrubs. Catalogue free,
Cureton Nurseries, Austell. Ca.
BARGAINS in wooden goods, short ends
| and odd pieces; ladies suiungs, mems
| and chiidren's trouserings. Call or write
" HTi.ANTA WOODEN MILLS
IONE USED DOCUMENT FILE
~ DRAWERS) WILL SELL
CHEAP FOR CASH IF TAKEN
AT ONCE. CALL OR WRITE
IL. II. GRAVES, CARE GEOR-
iGIAN AMERICAN OFFICE,
MAIN 700. ATLANTA 5000.
FOR SALE Peerless engines and bon
ers, sawmils etc Reasonable prices
Mt ..
Malsby Co. 43S-440 Marietta St. At
lauta.
"rACCO" Varnish is varnishnot an
oily polish Oily polishes duh in q
] week, while 'TACCO' NarnlSh stays
put months and years. Soap and wa
1rammeUs Drug store. sos Marietta 81
/ OSTRICH FEATHERS curled while you
wait ISIS West beachtree. Ivy 1928.
RUBBER STAMPS, seals, stencils, house
/ numbers Write for CatGlog Ben
retts, 20 s Broad
!, 900 ARMY tents, lS-ounce duck;
slightly used; an sizes Cail or write
295 South Pryor street Main 2643-L.
! PREV ENJ the loss OF your linen Use
a Dixie indeNhle stamping outfit Price
SOC Dixie seal and Stamp Co. 49,
North Broad Main 1881.
/ BEAUTIFUL new set dining furniture
complete a, 10 West Cain, Ivy 1851
ID a KELLEY, fresh meats. fish and
oysters. l76-7S Auburn avenue Both
Phones
GNrlEE FISH NARKET-Fres oys-
lefs ana dressed poultry, FISH daily
llg Whitehall
SAFES. FILES cabinets new and sec.
/. oHu hand. tuo|au Bank and Office
Equipment Company, Ll&-ll5 North
FISH Auanta Fish Co. All 1894
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED Bass violin Must he in
nrst-class condition. James n wills,
81 Jones street, Dalton, Ca,
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Pigs.

WE are in position to sell You a small
herd Of registered Duroc Jersey pigs
for a small cash payment, balance to
suit This places the small farmer in
the same class with the "well-to-do,"
and there Is no excuse for breeding
scrub stock. just shipped a onc-year-
OLD pig that weighed Grated, sos pounds
Jefferson Farms, Albany, Ca
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FOR SALE Peerless engines and bon
ers, sawmiUs etc Reasonable prices
and liberal terms. Write for cstalog
Malsby Co 43S-440 Marietta St, At
lauta.
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MAUI RANCHES ARE
PLEASED WITH RAIN

mail Special to The Advertiser.)
WAILUKU, November s.-Heavy
rains have frightened the faces and in
creased the smiles of the Maui planters
and ranchers. The rains have been ac.
companiod by strong winds, but that
feature cannot be objected to much, as
long as the water flows.
On Sunday last the rain came in
from the north and gave Paia, Kahu.
lui and Wailuku good drenching.
The rain fell in torrents for a while and
lasted for some time. Many auto
parties and people in rigs were caught
and wet through before they could
reach shelter. Still, even those people
wore happy smile, for the rain was
badly needed in some localities.
The upcountry people watched the
rain coming in from the sea and hoped
tiat they would be- favored with a
shower or two. Many of the pine
apple ranchers and some others above
Haiku, report having a good downfall.
On the whole the rain has done an i'm
mense lot of good and the prospects of
a fairly wet winter seem bright.
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Carefully Consider Granting Pc,
lite Request from Caldwell for
Use of County Auto.

mail Special to The Advertiser,)
HlLO, November THE question as
to whether Superintendent of Public
Works Caldwell should be allowed to
use the county's big White automobile
during his stay mere without having
to pay FOR wear and tear on the ma.
chine, was debated at some length at
the meeting of the board of supervisors
last Wednesday, the day before Cald-
well arrived.
The matter was brought up by let
ter from Caldwell, asking for the loan
of the machine during his stay of a
week on this Island, and Offering to
pay running expenses.
"He's got lot of gall, " exclaimed
Supervisor Yates
Ewaliko took up the cudgcls for Cald-
we'll He said that he had told Cald-
well that he thought there would be no
objection to hiss having the use of the
machine. When territorial officials were
doing their best to HELM out the counties
they should ne encouraged, and Cald-
well intended to get q cemetery and
other nice things for Hilo.
Lyman thought that the term used
by Caldwell, where he said in his letter
that he would pay all necessary run
ming expenses and repairs, - was rather
broad. Allowance should be made for
wear and tear on tires aud similar eN-
penscs, at n certain rate per mile.
Eyes, agreed Yates. "Twenty.dvc
cents a mile.
"Oh, no, =" objected Lyman. "Makc
~ raasoun hlp -
81 lie has his own machine" said
Yates. '.'
"Thc request is reasonable enough,
il seems TO me, " said Lyman, "lut
We should settle beforehand the qucs.
tlon Of expense
% From twelve to fourteen cents a
mile is safe, suggested Yates.
Let Ms grant the request ON the
condition that certain amount per
mile be paid for wear and tear, con.
tined LYMAN.
Twelve cents a mile, said Yates,
coming down by degrees,
Let us be serious about this mat,
ter, said Ewalik0. Here Is a man
who wants 10 do some good work for
the county of Hawaii Here is head
of q territorial department who Is win.
nr tu cooperate with the county, while
iu thr past the territorial officials have
always hurkrl the couuty llnre rs a
heni who b willing 90 work with us, 4
s1N tui We should show our apprecia,
tipu Do
There fhouli hr uo ilsHWte uhoui
ils. suH kauhlur "tuliWen eomer
fur nur lrnfht ~ VIII not use tho
WnlhIur tor l0y rlirs as tho gmni jury
tHa accused some 0i our uhuals oi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-11
PHYSICIANS RUSH
To ALASKAN ISLAND
Epidemic of Measles Reported
Among Natives of Kodiac
and Afognak.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)

WASHINGTON, November o. -
Especial to The Advcrtiser)-A cpl.
dcmic of measles on Kodiak and Afog-
max Islands, Alaska, has caused Secre.
tary of the Interior Lane TO order gov.
crnment physicians to the stricken dis.
trict
Assistant Surgeon Krulich, of the
public health service, who is on special
detail with the United States bureau
Of education and now at Juneau, Alas.
ka, and Drs. II. w. Schalcben and O..
3. Borr, of the interior department,
will proceed to the islands Immediate
ly.
Secretary Lane took this action after
he had received telegram from Gov
ernor Strong, of Alaska, stating that
the majority of the inhabitants of the
islands were destitute and that the
situation was serious
There are 100 cases of measles at
Atognak village. Three deaths have
been reported at Karluk and ten
deaths at Daknak
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FIXED PURPOSE To
ELIMINATE DICTATOR
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)


WASHINGTON, November O.
Especial to The Advertiser) -
Washington is marking time.
waiting either for the signal that
will set the torch in the Southern
Republic or for news announcing
that President Wilson'S ultima
tum has been obeyed and that
Huerta and his hackers have step
ped out of the political affairs of
Mexico.
Though all departments We're
closed today, members of the cabi-
net, including Secretary Bryan,
were within easy reach had any
thing developed.
That the United States has no
intention of receding from the
position which it is now backing
up with its Army and Navy was
evidenced this afternoon by Sen
ator Bacon who concluded a long
conference with Secretary OF
State Bryan.
While | am not at liberty to
discuss my talk with Secretary
Bryan in detail, " said Senator
Bacon, 81 can say that there has
been absolutely no change in the
fixed purpose of President Wilson
on behalf of the United States to
have Dictator Huerta eliminated
from the political affairs of Mex
leo and that this will be done
However, y Senator Bacon added
"eyery effort will be made to
avert the putting into force of the
extreme measures for which this
country is now so well prepared. ="
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GOOD NEWS
Many Honolulu Readers Have Heard
1t and Prohted Thereby.

~Ng 'ANAN@hAh ANS"NOAo AldNG 1ltdlu
1t and Prohted Thereby.
"Goad news travels fast, and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in Ho-
nolulu are glad 10 learn whore relief
may he fonnd. Many lame, weak and
aching back is bad no more thanks to
noan 5 Backache Kidney Pills. Our eiti-
zens are telling the good news of their
experience with this tested remedy.
Here is an example worth reading;
B T. White, Pearl City, Oahu. lIo.
nolulu, Hawaii, saws: ~ am ninety.
two wears of nge, aud I suffered from
hacknche anl kidney disease for eight
yoars. have given Doan's Backache
Kidney Pllls a fair trial aud have been
so greatly benefited that eheerfully
recommend them to other kidney suH
fcrrrs.
noan 's llackacho Kidney Pills are
sold bv AN druggists aud siorckeeners
Ht 5l cent. per box (six boxes ~ 500,
or VIII be- mailed on receipt OF price
W thr llolllsipr Dug CO., llonamlu
Fhol'sair uErpis for The ilawauau is,
hnls
Remrmler the name, noan =, AMI
take na substitute,
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Hurries to Peking at Command of
President Yuan Shih-kai
to Take Office.

Especial Cable to the Nippu Jiji)
TOXIC, November 9.-Thc details of
highhandcd rule in China of Prcsi-
dent Yuan Shihkai, who made plain in
ordering the dissolution of the Kwo
Ming Tong or the National party, his
determination to push at any cost his
ambitious plan to become dcspotic ruler
of the former empire, was received here
today from Peking. The dispatches
stated that the Chinese capital is now
in n turmoil.
Three hundred and eighty-fve sen
ators ami congressman out of 796 the
total membership of the National as
scmblY, are known to have been de-
privcd Of Office by Yuan : order, accord
ing TO an authentic report. These arc
the mcmbcrs of the kwo Ming party, Il
political organization formerly under
the lcaderships of DIR. sun Vat Sen and
General Wong Hing. The oppressed
lawmakers are now tlccing in every di-
rection for safety, while some of their
lenders have been arrested hy Yuan S
soldiers.
Yum Iii Iii, the premier, is reported
to have taken into serious cOnsidcra-
tiOn the adyisabilty of the resignation
of his cabinet. This action on the part
of the premier and his cabinet ministers
is expected TO follow within a few days.
In the meanwhile President Yuan
hurricdly summoned Chui Sal Chong,
former governor of Shan tang Province,
to report at Pcking Yuan had already
offered Chiu, it is said, the chance to
form a new cabinet to succeed the pres.
ent tottoring ministry. Chui, respond
ing promptly TO the summons from
Peking, is now on his way to the cap
ital from llonan, where he resided for
many months,
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Secretary Lane is Greatly
Interested in Reservation
BY Federal Wireless Telegraph.)

(By Federal Wireless Tclegraph.)
SAN FRANCISCO, November o.
Especial to The Advertiser) The eff.
forts of the people of Hawaii to have
the United States government set aside
as a national park the areas surround.
ing the famous volcanoes of Kilauea
and Mauna Loa and the trails leading
to them at last are promised success.
l.. A. Thurston is at the Hotel Belle
vue, where he has just arrived from
Washington, and says that when in the
national capital Il week ago he dis
cussed the project with Secretary of the
Interior Lane, and the latter practi-
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(By Fedcral Wircloss TclerrnnhN


CITY OF MEXIC0, November
Especial to The Advertiser y
Cries of "Vive IIuerta Vive Mex
ico!' followed the issuing of ad-
minlstratlon newspaper extras to-
day announcing that the govern
ment has assurance of ample funds
to conduct the government for
some time to come. The news has
not only given IIuerta added
courage but has apparently fired
the patriotism of MeXicans who
have been wavering in face of the
possibility of American interven-
ton.
That the loan came through
British sources is generally conced-
ed here. 1t was arranged through
the influence of Lord Cowdray.
The latter is head of the Pearson
OIL Syndicate, recognized as the
biggest monopoly in Mexico.
1t is understood that the pres.
ent loan comes with assurance of
another in the event of favorable
action by the coming congress ON
application of certain interests
now pending for valuable oil land
concessions ln MeNico.
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NBy Federal wlrcle.s TcIcprnnhl

NEW YORK, November Especial
10 The Adycrtiscr) Vincent Astor aud
Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Coils =.
Huntington, will be married in the
spring. The engagement of thc young
multlmillionairc aud Miss Hunting.
ton p announcement yesterday was
confirmed by Ms, Huntington today,
The announcement of the engage
ment came as surprise 90 most pr.
sons ln society The wedding win take
place M HiuinhwH the homo W tho
lluntiugtous
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CITY OF MEXICO, Novem-

CITY OF MEXICO, Novem-
ber 10.-(By Associated Press
Cable) - Refusing even the
courtesy of a reply to President
Wilson's request that he abdi-
cate or through any communi-
cation with American Charge
d'Affaires o'Shaughnessy, who
is in charge of the American
interests here, Dictator Huerta
late last night sent official mott
fication to the Powers that he
is in control of the affairs of
Mexico, is the recognized head
of the government and that he
intends to continue to rule as
Dictator at all costs.
/ This is the most definite state
ment that has yet been made by
Huerta and is looked upon here
today as a virtual declaration
to the United States that Mexi-
/ co is now ready for that coun-
try to strike the first blow.
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cally assured him of his support of the
plan.
greatly interested. The question of a
national park on the Island of Hawaii
will have my favorable consideration,
is what MIR. Thutston quotes Secretary
Lane as saying.
Congressman Julius Kahn of San
Francisco, who has visited the two vol
canoes on the Island of Hawaii, has
promised to champion the measure when
it comes up in congress. With the aid
of the national government, Mr.. Thurs
ton says the proposed park would be
preserved ms one of the wonder spots
of the world.
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IN FeaeraI wireIcss Telograrhl

EDINBURGH, Scotland, November
9.-(Spccial to The Advertiser)- An.
drew Carnegie has just realized that he
is ten million dollars poorer than he
thought. When he founded the United
Kingdom Trust last July he stated that
he had transferred ten million dollars
then held by the United Trust to the
new institution.
After consultin" with his lawyers,
Carnegie found that it was impossible
for certain legal reasons to make the
transfer and he WAS forced to make "A
fresh disbursement for the United
Tmst