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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
TITANIC CLAIMS EXCEED
TEN MILLION DOLLARS

NEW YORK, January ia food
of petitions for damages through the
loss of the steamer Titanic, filed today,
included one from Mrs. Irene Walach
Harris, who claims $l,000,O00 for the
loss of her husband, Henry B. harris,
theatrical manager. This is the heav-
lest of the 279 claims filed so far. Mrs.
May Futrelle OF Scituate, Massachu-
sotts, asks 100000 compensation for
the loss of her husband, Jacques Flu
trelle, anthor. The claim of Mrs. Lilly
b. Millet, widow of Francis d. Millet,
artist, is 100000.
The total claims amount to more
than $l0,OO0,00O, The White Star line,
owner of the ship, contends its liability
is limited under the United States
statute to less than 100000, the value
of recovered wreckage aud passage
money.
In his first message to the genera
assembly, Ohio s new Governor, James
M. Cox, Democrat, strongly favored
the direct election of United States
senators, the short ballot in the gov.
ernment of the State, the establishment
of long-term farm loans, compulsory
workingmen' Is compensation, reduction
In the hours of labor for working
women, and a law based on a recent
amendment to the State . constitution
to shorten legal procedure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph, !,

WASHINGTON, February 1.-(Spe.
cial to The Advertiser) )-Scampering
rats and mice are counted by college
students to stampede the suffrage pa,
rade on March 8.
The unusual demand for rodents was
explained today when the plot that has
spread through nearly every institution
of learning in the Capital was discov-
cred.
The collegians intended, it has de-
veloped, to post their forces along the
length of Pennsylvania avenue and at
Il prearranged signal dash into the
marching line with handbags or par
cells containing the mice, shaking them
out into the street; They expect the
greatest display of hosiery and lingerie
ever seen in Washington.
When the plot was discovered the
suffragist leaders were dismayed and an
appeal to the police has been made and
the commissioners has promised protec'
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
EXTRA PEACE DEMANDS.



MELBOURNE, Australia, February
Especial to The Adyertiser) -Suf-
fering extremely from hunger and eX-
haustion, the crew Of the steamer Ikala
were given government assistance on
their arrival at this port today, after
terrible experience in crossing the
Pacific from Astoria to Australia with
lumber. The vessel reached this port
with coal and food gone and with only
few of the crew able to do any
work.
When the ship was first sighted max
ing for this port curiosity was i'm
mediately aroused owing to the slow
ness with which she was steaming, En-
tering the harbor the vessel immedi-
ately dropped anchor and raised a sig
nal of distress (SOS).
Investigation proved that the oil
fuel firing apparatus had failed early
in the voyage thus compelling the use
of small supply of coal and all the
wooden fixtures of the steamer In or
der to make port. The vessel arrived
many weeks overdue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
DEsERTERs TELL OF CIVIL WAR.

DESERTERs TELL OF CIVIL WAR.
my Federal Wireless TelegrAph.)
SOFIA, Bulgaria, February 1.-(Spe-
cial TO The Advertiser) r)-Turkish de-
serters who reached the Bulgarian head
quarters of Demetica today told Of the
recurrence Of sanguinary conflicts be-
tween rival factions OF Turkish troops
in the Tchatalja lines.
The deserters declared that they fed
from the Turkish camps because the
Young Turks were prosecuting parti-
sans Of the late commander in chief,
Nazim Pasha, who was killed during
the outbreak at Constantinople.
War Scare in France.
PARIS, February 1.-(By Associated
Press Cable to Star Bulletin) The fear
of war becoming general throughout
Europe has again seized the banks of
France and today it is almost impos
sible to secure any gold. The precious
metal seems to have disappeared from
circulation, and the banks are refusing
to disburse IL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
,Rv Federal Wireless Telegraph,


PARIS, February 1.-(Special to The
Advertiser)-The chamber of deputies
closed today the incident arising from
the recent reinstatement in the army
of Lieut.. Col. Du Patty De Clam, by a
vote of confidence of 533 to 8,
The vote was reached after an ami
mated debate in which various phases
of the Dreyfus case were again brought
up by NJ. Millerand, former minister of
war, whose reinstatement in office of
Colonel De Clam was followed few
days later by his giving up his cabinet
portfolio. M. Messimi and another ex-
minister also explained their official at.
titude today in connection with the
reinstatement of De Clam.
M. Etienne, the present minister of
war, declared that he would punish De
Clam for repeating in letters to the
press charges against his chief in the
army, Immediately after the excep'
tional favor of reinstatement had been
accorded him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

WASHINGTON, February l.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser )--R.P .Schwerin,
vicc-president of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, denied before the
house shipping trust committee to,
day that there existed a rate agree.
ment between his company and the
Kosmos Steamship Company as to rates
ON coffee from Central America.
"The state department is informed,
said the chairman, "that IA conference
agreement exists between your line and
the Kosmos line.
"Then the state department S infor
nation is wrong" said Sehwerin. "Wt
have no agreement with the Kosmol
line, either as to the partial division
OF traffic or as 10 rates, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

LONDON February l., Especial to The Adyer
tiser) King Nicholas of Montenegro on one side,
and Crown Prince Constantine of Greece on the
other. are reported to have declared they will take
the fortrcsses of Scutar and Janna by storm or
lose their lives in the attempt.
1t is asserted here that the Montenegrins and
the Greeks have received assurances that Russia and
France will support their retention of Scutar and
Janina if they succeed in capturing them while the
Bugarans are taking Adranope.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
EDITOR IS SENTENCED TO
ONE DAY IN COUNTY JAIL
Charged With Contempt in Criticizing
Action of Court in Regard
to Alimony.
an Federal wireIess Telerraph. J

KANSAS CITY, Missouri, February
1.-(Special to The Advertiser) will
liam S. Nelson, editor and owner of the
Kansas City Star, this afternoon was
fined for contempt of court by Judge
Joseph A. Guthrie, of division one of
the jackson county circuit court.
The citation for contempt followed
the publication in the Star of an article
saying that the payment of attorneys
fees was given precedence over the
payment of alimony in divorce suit
recently tried in the circuit court.
The editor was sentenced to one day
in the county Jail. His attorneys i'm
mediately applied for u writ of habeas
corpus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
tey Federal wireless telegraph, /,

NEW YORK, February l.-[SpeciaI
to The Advertiser) and Jes-
sic Wilson, daughters of the President
elect, have taken hand in the New
York gardment workers strike.
Last night they attended the
women IS court and watched the dispo-
sitions of the cases of girl strikers
arrested for picketing. Today they are
still investigating and are interview.
ing a number of college women who are
aiding the strikers in their fight for
higher wages and better hours.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

PARIS, February Especial to The
Advertiser) - Dispatches received by
the minister of the colonies from Ad.
rar, an oasis in the Sahara, northwest
of Timbuetoo, reports that a French
detachment was surprised by turbulent
tribesmen near Adrar on January 10.
The troops made a heroic resistance
but all their four officers were killed
in the fighting The other members Of
the detachment managed to cut theil
way through the tribesmen and reached
Adrar.
A punitive expedition has been sem
in pursuit of the tribesmen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
NEW STUNT BY MILITANT.

LONDON, February d. (By Asso-
ciaied Press Cablo TO stlrBulletn)--
One Of the militant sunmgettes
this morning entered the Tower and
smashed the glass Of the show ease
containing replicaa OF the famous
crown jewels of Great Britain Fol
lowing this attack che government has
ordered the closing pf other show
places, among them being Remington
pslafn. where the famuHs hr mnssum
u loeaisdi Hampton eauH aHd Holy
rood palace
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
FEDERAL INCOME TAX.

SANTA FE, New Mexico, February
1.-(By Associated Press to Star Bull
letin) What advocates of the federal
income tax amendment to the United
States constitution declare to be de
cisive victory was won in the New
Mexico legislature today, when the
senate voted in favor of the tax. II
the house ratifes the plan on Monday
as is expected, the federal amendment
TO the constitution carries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
WASHINGTON, February IL

WASHINGTON, February L. (Spe'
cial to The ..dyertiser) Army orders;
Capt. Samuel A. Puryiance, Second
Cavalry, win report 10 attending sur
geon this city, for physical examina-
tion,
First Lieut., George +. Rosscll, Jr.,
Twenty y.seeond Infantry, Is detailed as
professor Of military science In the
Louisiana State University aud Agri.
cultural and Mechanical School, Baton
Rouge. Louisiana.
orders of January % relating IA
First Lieut John J. uppan, Infantry
Hfr revoked.
Navy ofden
Lieut. r. 81 cfensbaW, r0mmAndei
sirnaham 10 nnful radio station, A.
lIHston. Virginia.
Lmt n g. -iofef 40 uaYy gard
Mare Island,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
M Federal wlrsls.s rslssr.ph J

San fhAAllntol February L.
Especial 20 The Adyerliserl -i'resi'
dent Moore ~ ihe exposition received
telegram from lhe Hawaii Yacht
lub stating that a. their annual meet
inR the pfopolfd irauspaflhe Yaebi
race had boon fully discussed sad an
aanel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

Take Laxative bromo 0mnins
Tablets, All druggists refund
lhe money II il fails 70 cure.
Z W Groves signature Is 90
"a lnx
nNlahtpielsg 90 m Isss lHA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
FOR LINCOLN MEMORIAL
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph.l

IBy FedernI WireeBs TeIeGraph.)
WASHINGTON, February 1.-(Spe-
,ial to The Advertiser) = President
I # today signed the congressional
providing for the erection of
A memorial to Lincoln in Potomac
Park.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
NEWER MYSTERIES.

We presume that the postmistress
sho used TO read the postal cards Is
now smiling the butter that passes
through the parcels post Kansas City
Inurnal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04


LONDON, February 1.--(Special TO
The Advertiser) The members of the
Bulgarian peace delegation have re-
ceived communications from the front
IN which General Savoff asserts that
the army surrounding Adrianople is one
Of the most efficient ever gathered to-
gether. He declares every detail for
the storming and capturing of the city
has been carried out properly.
The general commends the spirit OF
loyal rivalry between the Servian and
Bulgarian troops who, in an equal num-
Der, invest the fortress and they freely
offered wagers among the besiegers, he
says, as to which nationality will be the
first to enter Adrianople and plant on
the walls the victorious flags of the
Allies.
EXTRA PEACE DEMANDS.
Should any fresh contingency arise to
prevent a renewal of the war which
gives promise of success, the Allies will
now put as condition of peace, not
only the cession of Adrianople and the
Aegean Islands, but also the surrender
of Scutari and Janina, to Montenegro
and Greece.
Most of the Greek and Servian peace
delegates left for their homes today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

4 (By Federal Wireless Telegraph) !
4 NEW YORK, February l.-(Spe-
4 cial to The Advertiser) r)-James b. !
X Thorpe has signed "A contract to
X play with the New York National )
4 League team for the season of !
X 1918. Whether he becomes first )
X baseman or a pitcher makes little
4 difference TO Manager McGraw.
X ga wonderful athlete like
X Thorpe said the Giant leader,
Il fought TO have in him the max.
u ings of n great ball player. He
4 has the muscle and brain in him
= and ii is up 10 me- 10 find the spot
Il where he will be Of most value
4 10 the team
:, =. 4 - 4 =, - 4 4 a - = a, \ a, 4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
SAN FRANCISCO, February 2.

+ SAN FRANCISCO, February 2. :
X -(By Associated Press Cable)-
X 1t has been decided that the New
X York Nationals and the Chicago
X Americans will tour the world next !
X winter and leave San Francisco
x for the Orient on November l.
4 Tho first stop will be made at
X Honolulu, where the teams will !
X play local mines and, following
X this, will play one grand final
X game between the travelling mines.
X From Honolulu the Giants and
X White Sox will journey o-Japan
X and China and gradually work
X their way around the globe, con
y suming five or six months of
4 travel and playing the great ma
X tionai game at the different ports
X visited.
X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
tnr reaer.l wlre,e.. relerraph. ,

WASHINGTON, February 1.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser)-I the debate
today in the senate ON the proposed
Work s constitutional amendment which
umits President to single siS-year
team, by proposing to permit voters to
amend the constitution directly with
out previous election of congress, when
ga substantial majority" wanted such
a change, Senator Cummins declared
that with the exception of George
Washington those Presidents who have
served two terms would have been bet
ter Executives had they served but one.
Senator Cummins declared 4 Pres''
dents duties were "often neglected
and badly performed. "
81 believe a President would do his
duties more efficiently if no influences
can effect him, " he said.
81 think the sherman antitrust law
win be more thoroughly lived up Il
and more energetically applied to al
persons alike if the President of tn,
United States is made free from al
the influences which the interests nigh
suggest. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
NEW LIFE TO CONDEMNED.

NEW YORK, February l.-(By AS
sOeiated Press Gable to StarBulletiu)
Mrs. Becker, wife of Lieutenant
Becker of the New York police force,
and now awaiting execution for the
murder OF Herman Rosenthsl. gave
birth % daughter this morning. The
news WAS sent 20 the condemned man,
who is Ia the death cell al Sing Sing
Mother and daughter ore reported we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04
Bill Passes Senate.

WASHINGTON, February !. - (By
Associated Press Gable to StarBune.
tin)-'rhe senate today voted, forty.
seven to tweuty-three to limit the term
of the President of the United States
to six years without reelection, The
vote came as a surprise, although il
was known that President Taft and a
number Of the older leaders Of the sen
ate favored the plan as a protection
against the third term idea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

a. l. NePheraon of Toronto, Canada.
"a lumhelmnu Who ships much timber
20 the lslauds has returned from trip
10 Maui ana is loud Ia his pFalsea of
ihe climate found on that lsland aad
az Nailnhu in particular be expects
10 feiuH 60 Maui iu a few iaBs aud
spend s8ms tlmH there
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-04

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Evening star., 1913-12-31

FOR REN1'-D.D.THOM
430S Stb NV, T,b. $50. III
24l9 ia av NV. sr. .b22. 81
1O06 9TH ne. 6r. b. .20-.,u
1864 + ne, Or. b.. 30. 30
1926 4 ne. Or. b. ..20.o0
TO r av nw.6r. WIG. 80
1925 Sd sw. Or. b. .14.Jo
fi1S L Sc. Or. ". .W
Evening star., 1913-12-31

Leave yocr little wants at The
Star Branch.
One in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEsT BRANCHES:
Board & Mcclure. 9th and u sts-
Butler Field Druggists, 3rd and Indiana ave.
Postal Telegraph W.. r. A. sta. Bond bldg
CriswelIs Drug Store. 1th and SITS
Fred n. Campbell. Drugs. I2o3 Georgia ave.
l.. II. Day. Druggist. 18th and Y SITS.
VIM II. Davis. Druggist. i1th and U sts-
fiemeF's Pharmacy. 18th and Columbia road.
Goidenbcrg's Bureau of Information.
Herbst's Drug Store, 25th aud Pa.
fIolmead Pharmacy. Homead and Otis place.
Hygcian Pharmacy 2nd and Mass ave-
Hoitzclaw's Newsstand. 1908 Pa.
Interior Dept. sth and +. Postal Telegraph
$. Kann. Sons & Co. Informat ton Bureau.
Morse's Pharmacy. 1904 l. st.
y. II. Parker. ". Cap. and NV.
Pau. Pearson. Druggist. 18th and Florida ave.
T. II. Ridgeway Pharmacy. Conn., and Fla. aves.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery Store,
SIS 9th St
I'Eon Station. Postal Telegraph
tritc, States Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
1852 Connecticut ave-. Postal Telegraph.
Quigieys Drug Store. 21st and g SITS.
GEORGETOWN:
ODonneils Drug Store. 32nd ard NJ SIS.
r-iie's Pharmacy. 18th and SITS.
Posta. Telegraph. 1249 Wisconsin are.
NORTHEAST:
=. X. Richardson * Co.. y. Cap and SITS.
kenesiy's Pharmacy, y. Cap. and SITS.
Taylor & Lamb. IIth and F. Cap. sts.
2 VI. McWiiiams' Pharmacy. 1245 II ST. ne.
Yratmsn II. A.. Pharmacy, eth and II.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and East Cap. sts.
SOUTHEAST:
Thompson Drug Co.. Sth and sts.
hrndey's Drug Store. 10Th aud Pa ave.
81 ;. fealy. Druggist 1ith AMI Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
;itI 81. wharf. Postal Telegraph Ofsice.
stii.vas.s Drug Store, 9Th and u s;s.
ANACOSTIA:
BGry's Drug Store, 200 Nichols ave.
Evening star., 1913-12-31

!. CO.. 934 n. Y. AVE.
s02 2d NV, 6r, b. $50
1929 10th NV, 6r, b.. 22..rs
600 . NV. ar. b. ). .3e.Jo
1909 Mar'n NV. w.7r.b...-3o
al5 Sd NV. or. 10. Zoo
2465 Ga av NV, Or, bao. 80
2226 q NV. 1r. b. 1850
703 Harvard nw.5. bl6.30
S04 Il l NV. Or. W 1850
1881 Ga av nw.sr. bic. 50
1851 9th nw. 5r. ". w.l5.Oo
23i5 Sher.nw. Ar. ". 800
73S \ ] ay. or. ". H.. -
5i3 Morton nw.G, VIZ. 80
3S26 Ga NV, Or. WI 30
lG;,0ia Jeff'n, ar. ". 1873
NORTHEAST.
1888 Morse ne. Or. .b.lI.J0
A14 Mich ne. Or. ". VI. -
S1J w Va Nv ne. .bs6.:,p
1914 Md ne. Or. w.ir. a.
312 18th ne. 81. ". ". 10
st AND S0UTHWEST.
1891 ID sw. Sr. b. IL 30
1924 X Sc. Or. b. ..li.3o
9l7 1st Sc. 7r, b. Ia 40
go NJ Sc. ar. W. .12.0
PROPERTY.
- III NV. sto. DIV 3-34
S2I q NV. st. b. .32.oU
1898 9TH ne, st, 81. b2J. 90
1908 III ne. 1880
.2256 12thnw. st -. Wis. 90
1909 Ii ne. store, 2rl2.5O
204 Ga NV, store. 1900
139 1lth Sc. 1000
80 Fl NV. 800
TENANTS.
1902 Pierce. 5r.w w.16.4o
Cos l. NV. 6r, W. LOO,
1892 9th NV. 5r.w.15.5o
42s y NV, Gr,w...l5.Ja
AS n NV. 5r. w. ..15. 40
1903 B ne, Orb. 80
3224 Ky Sc. Or. b. .l4..o
49, o nv. 5r, w...is.oe
1895 9Th NV, 5r, 90
2219 Water.6r. W. .l5.o0
1881 9th NV. or. W 15.Ol
1922 WyIie No. or. .b.l5.ap
go Warn ne. Ar. b.14.Jo
a24 W NV, 6r.w. ..l4.oo
10S Barry nw.7.w.i4.00
2267 9th NV. 5r. W. .lS. 80
I20S Kirby NV. w.5.w.l3..0
1851 T. ne, Or. ". 1900
$50 Gir'd NV. .6r. w.l3.o0
4l2 Wash nw. Or. w.l3.0g
ao40 Ga av NV. .:!r. 1850
Ala Franklin, Ar, w. i2..o
2253 9th NV, Or. .l2.5o
1927 Wylie ne. Or. wl1.5a
221O Sth NV. 4r. w.ii.J0
AL prathers. Ar. .w-ll.5p
23I1 sth NV. Ar, W. .fi.0a
2yls sth my. Ar. fo.:s,
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1912 10th NV. 5r. w.lo.5o
cl2S y Y NV, 4r.w.i0.Jo
a31 9th NV. 5r.w. 1850
zoos ith ne. Ar. W. 1000
81 Goat NV. ar. W. 1000
i3 Fem NV. Ar, w. 1000
90 Mad NV. Ar. W. 1000
120 Brooks. 4r. w.lo.0o
2222J3 9th NV. 4r, w..S.5o
Evening star., 1913-12-31

lUL CO.. 934 n. Y. AVE.
I'LL 4th NV, 5r. b. IS. sc
1O1 Mass av ne. Ar. bl7.Ja
312 Fla ay nw.5r. b.17.a0
1916 ii ne. Or. b. .16. so
643 Sd ne. 5r. b. i6. so
142S 7th NV. Ar. b. 1900
2O7 X NV. 3r. b.. i5 90
64Ola Morton ne. 4. h13. 40
194l 9th NV. 3r, b. IS. 90
Evening star., 1913-12-31

FOR RENT-B. II. SAUl
DWELLINGS.
5l3 9th INV. l6r. 2b$6s.33
li04 9th NV, 15r, 2b. $500
1900 Harm NV. ar. bJo.o3
1a05 9th NV. or. .2b. 45.51
4I7 I'd NV. Tor. 2b. ~. 80
20 Bryant NV, ,sr, b. $3.50
GA L NV. Tor. b. .3S. 90
2223 LIST NV. 9r, b.31- 80
Ala NJ NV. Or. b. 81. 80
1913 Cen'r NV. Or. b. 3d. so
1929 9th NV, Or. b. 10. 80
142 u NV. 7r. b. ..2S.50
l342 Riggs NV. ST. b. Is. 50
1902 Sth NV. Or. 25.Jn
104 Quincy NV. .Sr, b25. 80
1923 Sfh NV. 7r, b-2i. 30
633 NJ NV. Or. b. : -3. SO
DWELLINGS.
7l6 9th ne. 9r, b. 20. ali
Il I'd ne. Or. b.. ;. .23. 80 |
102S d ne. ar. b. 20 80
I1I9 Eye ne. Or. b. 20. sol
1922 Fla av ne.6.b. is. 5oi
DWELLINGS. S0UTHEl
2OS Sth sw, sr,b. %. n
1I3 Carroll Sc, ar, b.2l 90
1914 Pot sc. Or. b. .S..Jo !
1906 ID Sc. Or, b. . $500
1868 G Sc. Or. b. 10 so
BUSINESS
63I 10 $50 Mass av
INV .......-..5 1900. 90
1510-12 7th NV. $50. 90
$50 \ Y av NV. 100. 90
2011 14th, st. .sr. b.. SO. 90
1903 9TH. .sto, 7r. .b...13.M
1224 1th NV. st. DIV. 81. 90
a0l Mass NV, ST, ar. .b55 90
IS24 9th NV. st. dw IS 90 !
C0L0RED
1904 Z NV. 1or. b. ~. 30
1906 NJ ay NV Or, b3o. 20
210 u NV, Or. D. : =. &c
40 L. NV. Or, b. Fl 80 |
43l Eye NV. ST. b. .25.3o
3I5 No nv. i0f. b. ..25.50 !
AZ X NV. Or. b. ..25.Jo |
723 4th NV. ar. h. .225.50
lIO9 4th NV. sr, b. .24-5o
203 sIorgan NV g. b. .2o.50 |
1855 4th NV. ar. b.25. 80
1851 9th NV. 5r. BIZ 80
2419 Ga NV. Or. b-22.5O
423 Oakdale NV %. b2o.5o
1919 10th NV. .Jr, b. D.Jo
"a Defrees NV, r,b.2u.5o
406 l. NV. 6r, ". .20.5o
200 Morgan nw.6, b. 20-5o
a226 G. NV. ar. b. 10. so
1908 Corn NV. Or, w20.5O
$40 Fla av NV Or, b. 20. 20
1875 9th NV. ar, 100
SIT II NV. Or, W. 20. 90
1924 9Th NV. 5r. b.2o.o0
2131 Va ay NV, or. .b2o.:o
2l5 X NV, 7r, W. 300
2o04 Sth NV, or, b. $50
2o33 5th NV. Or. b. 1880
1923 l1th NV, or. W. 1850
$50 y NV. Or. W. 1850
1454 = NV. .4r,w- 1850
415 n NV. Or. W. -.1s.Hb
2S09 q NV. 5r. W. w-.iS.W
436 S NV. Or, W.. Ii. 50
612 y Y ay. Or, w.11.0o
2I30 Fla av NV. 4 w16.5o
2003 Sth NV, Ir.w. 1862
244 BRYANT NV. 4.blc 20
2123A 4th NV. .3r. b. 10. so
l.L-L. nT-D TST I'M
Evening star., 1913-12-31

PAINTING 4 DECORATING.
IN nil its branches: 2Oge cheaper than any nrm
in the city CHAS. r. HYSAN. 20i East Cap-
tto, ct phone linen 2o3g for estimate.
Evening star., 1913-12-31

FOR RENT-BY B. F. s.
1929 9th NV. .11r, b$31. 90
The Home apt. 4r, b. 81. 81
Lafayette apt. or. b.21.J0
1924 9th NV. Or, b. .25 so
2O1 Mass av nw.a, b25.O 90
723 Fla av NV. .5r. BIS. 90
2213 n NV. 5r. b. .23.50I
1916 9TH NV. 5r. b. 20. 50
1776 Wil'rd nv, ). BIO. 90
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81 SEE 81 oTR HR Il. LIST TSpER APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WESCOTr.

FOR RENT-BY EDwA
1907 I
IIo1 II. Tor. b. $50. Or
1907 18th. or, b. ami.4 45-O
3l07 y. N.1lr,b....-..fo-3o 30
21I9 n, Tor. b. .....R.50
800 23d. .sto. 7r. b.. .3S. 90
I745 Oregon. Or. b.. 81 %
6l5 10th Or. r.b......S6.50
120 18th, 13r. b.. .35. .
500 Il Sc. lor. b.. 81. 81
l411 30th. Tor. b. 80. SO
14l2 29th. Or. b. ami. 80. As
1901 II. Ir.b. hwh %. 81
Sc Chestnut st. -2S.& Sc
2142 r., 7r. b...-..25.50
2413 Pa ay. .Sr. b. lat25. SO
1928 n. ar. Il. lat. 23.5 :
2417 Pa av.6r.b. -2-50
1925 3oth, Or. b. lat 20.Gn
1924 Cambridge y, b20. 20
2312 Eye, Or. b. .. %. so
G54. Morris ne. Or, b. 20. so
1927 S5th. Or, ,b..... 20. 50.
221o Eye. Sr. r.b.....lS.50
29l0 NJ. Or, b. -. 1850
PIP Linworth. Or. b. -l6. SO
2I4o X. ir. v, g. 10 90
1924 c sw,7r.w....l5.50
2310 Eye. 7r.w.....15-s0
5l6 2Sd. Or. W. .l2.50
APARTMENTS.
500 l1th, Id. Ar. b. hit 80. so
1907 Pa nv. 81. 4r.
b, heat --.......2 .23. 20
70 Q. ID d, Or, b. .20.5,I
1912 n J av Or, b.. 20 50
- @, LIST q, 81. b.. 10. So
STORES.
$500 Pa nv. sto. 3r, w3O. CO.
l744h u. 1r,w,g..l5.50|
500 I'D. sfO. W. z. .15 .00|
COLORED FLATS.
2035 L. 2a. A. ..21.50'
t05 2Sd. "a, 81. b. 1850
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Get Best Results


RATES.
Help. Situations. Lost and Found. Rent Rooms.
ssouptry Beard, ETC.. one cent Q word each time
for IS words or more.
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants. Business Op-
portunities. Automobiles. etc.. one cent . word
zach tile for three more times. with 10
worl minimum.
clsrts ETC.. foE: lines more. three times. III
cents a line each time. w:tb decreasing rate
Tor Q longer period.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
WALL PAPERS.

PAPER AND PAINT YOUR HOME OH rha ne
installment plan. Drop card to \. BURST, 90
nj st. NV or phone Linen. 362S. and ne VIII
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RusINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BTSINESS-DO YOU WANT TO Buy OR SELL!
WE CAN FURNISH BUYER OR SELLEH:
ANY LINE CALI. ON CITY BLSiN ESQ
SALES BROKERS 100 DIST. BANK BLDG
EXCELLENT CORNER FOR ANY BUSINESS:
near 14th and u nv. especially good TOT
Greek or Chinese lunchroom. Box l,'3, @ star