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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-29
COURT NOTES.

8. Is. Kane, attorney for the estate OF
Kan iec u), minor, has filed "A motion
In the Circuit Court to fix the attorneys
Zee In the matter OF the application for
appointment OF a new guardian.
t. +. Dillingham;, plaintiff in the ac-
tlon against the Wahiawa Sugar Co.,
Ltd, bill for specific performance, has
hled a motion asking the court 10 set a
date for the hearing and determination
OF said cause. The motion viii ue pre-
sented TO the Judge today at 10 a. M
hahoahoa plaintin in the eiectment
suit against Tai Bun, 81 al, has filed a
motion In which he states that See chin,
defendant In this cause ard duly sery-
ed, who has appeared by probate guar
dian ana for whom an answer has been
hlsd by n. J. Creighton, appearing a.
his attorney has since the Ming OF SAID
answer become Of age, AID plaintiff
moves mat an order be- made mat said
defendant within ton days sithsr Tatlfy
said spbWsr ana adopt Il az h.F own, OF
Me now answer " his own
Wong hpt Man plaintiff, hes hlei
motion 60 have the demurrer Of choeS
hlnR stricken from tbs hlas on he
fFound that ii does not 80 fprth ana
point pui in What particular me fret
auHs ~ elton 10 ambiguous, uninirllir
lille en1 uncertain The motion Will DO
heard ihis forenoon Tho motion ~ lfhn
iisref. fof admission sni license 'e pttf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-29
Necessity Is the
Mother of hvention. /"

II p'iS the necessity 70, an
honest reliable blood purifier
and tonic that brought into
existence HOODS Sarsapa-
rUa. II Is a highly eoneen-
frdfed extract prepared BY a
combination, proportion and
process peculiar to itself and
sfving to Hoods Sarsaparitta
anequaited curatfve poqUer.
rs 4oonde,fd record of cures has made
Il Americas Greatest Medicine.
Rosy Cheeks -" haze good
health and rosy cheeks. hants 10 HOODS
Sa,sSpsralI. h buHds NE up and
saves doefo, bills. Mary A. Burke.
East Car ST.. Indianapolis. Ind.
hoods SaaJaboNM
9 VI s.lkSl ly5JYd5zB
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-29

Caypless fur luigo vice snlmAn il
current rumor A. an uuEnAl Wilros
man. rAiplr 10 said il have been tho
hflrgHtr'H nrst fhnice The Presdrni
Wlghi have done better bgi n b. haf
saved ne bench from Gear Hn 5000
aiiisfn need rnmplsin
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H.F.WICHMAN
BOX $40.
If the use of one of
our registers

Add to your daily profits during year
90 working days. the sum Of
Five cents, it will pay 7h per cent
annually;
Ten cents, it will pay is per cent an
nually;
Fifteen cents, it will pay 22A per cent
annually.
Twenty cents, 1t will pay 30 per cent
annually.
Thirty cents, it will pay As per cent
nnually;
Fifty cents. 1t will pay rs per cent
annually.
Wouldn't 1t be good thing for you 10
t least investigate our registersf
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
f. T. p. WATERHOUSE, Agent.
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A picture in the London Illustrated
News showing collection ~ "tro-
phies al pekins made for queen Vic
torla may give the French press a good
opening FOR return compliments about
the Gallo propensity flr loot
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Edward Rosewater of Omaha has ap-
famed an injunction restraining a po-
lice judge from issuing any more war
rants for his arrest, claiming that his
candidacy for United States Senator is
being injured.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-01-29
szssia DR.. J. COILS BRowHgS
H Chlorodyne
H43a Il ttt ottlnai and onl, C,auiss
{lss oogNs,
EsRl{ ooiSs,
a-.& A.tr,v->s
- -. Drops Nttts.
Dr. ]. coils Rrowne's chlorodyse

vie. cNsoeeiiot stKw Ptek woop ,,ssr4
pnbNtl Wv court thai IN CpfIIs bHownn
YES NJ dnuh'rdi, the iEyENfO Of .ubDRS
Y ..r e.. 49, dpiibrr4tply unppe, pbd be t,free-
wi ~ ssy " had been svprn 10 See rhe Tues.
" o.. l-Gl
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H. the ejectment suit of Henry Smith
VS.. Hamakua Mill co. the defendant, by
his attorneys, Cecil Brown and Freder-
lex w, Hankey, denies all and singular
the allegations in the plaintiffs COM
plant. The defendant further states that
neither plaintiff nor his grantors or
their ancestors have had possession or
occupation of the land described in plain
tins complaint. nor any portion thereof,
for the twenty years preceding the Ming
of said complaint, nor for any part Of
said term. The Circuit Judge yesterday
allowed the defendant ten days in which
to file its answer.
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Steamers Of the above companies W III call At Honol
on about the dates below mentioned;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-05

ton; capital stock S25o,0oo. Purpose to
prospect for oil. Directors; Tom Cronin,
William Branugan of Palestine G.. w, Bur
kett, Or. +. IL. Crouin and j. II. Burnett
of Houston.
The southern Refining and Illuminating
OIL company Of Beaumont; capital stock
-, dOOuuu, Purpose TO prospect Tor OIL.
Directors. j. Il. Goodhue, sam Park, J.. II.
Levy, |. y. Polk, T. W, shepherd Frank
Of New Orleans.
Bullock on company Of La Grange; CAPT.
tai stock $1,000 Purpose to prospect E,
schumachcr II. q. Moore otto Enlnger,
4; +; Duncan, J; ". nyrnes, }; killonsh,
w; $. Holman, y. II. Wagner, julius Mey-
son, W. A. Caldwell, II. sample. W. y.
Pcrlitz, J. Kray. l.. Schneider OF La
Grange. h. L. knolle, f. Il, Knolle and
c. f. kuolle of Industry
The Damon Mound on company Of Alvin;
capital stock Sl50N0. Purpose to pros
pect for oil Directors: u, X. Beatty OF
q. II. Sweeney OF Columbia. q. H. Harris.
l.. j. Wilson of Angleton, Il. l., osgood,
o. 5. Cummings Of Alvin.
The Exporters oil company of Beau
mont; capital stock Ss9,9io, Purpose 10
prospect FOR oil Directors: II. II, Dow
ney NJ w Lowery of Beaumont, w A.
Mason, L. Franklin of Dallas &. X. Bufhn
Of Hope Ark., II. NJ. .pcples, Sidney susgss,
j. c. Graham OF ArdmFre, /, r.. and ".
+. Barnes of ST, Louis.
London, New York and Beaumont on
company of Houston. capital stock $500.
coo Purpose, to prospect for oil. Direct
ors. 4 W. Ford, \, II. Stone and 7. c.
Ford of Houston.
Coleman OH and Development company Of
Coleman. capital stock $lOoo0o. Purpose,
to prospect for oil in the counties Of Colo
man and Brown Directors: j. +. Me.
Cord, j. h. Coleman. J. J.. Ledpctter. G.
NJ Alexander j. u. Dibbren. H. T.. Noi
Inns and w r. Mcclellan.
Harris County Development company Of
Houston: capital stock S1iO,00U. Purpose,
to prospect for oil Directors. J. II. R
HOUSE, b. w Camp, | L. Wolf. Iiymnu
Levy H. T.. Fuller. II, f. smith b, L.
Vineyard; James Butte. John Shearn aud
Mercer County on company or Beau
mont; capital stock 100000 Purpose, e
prospect for oil. Directors: \. A. Rice
C. A. Bradley, &. G. Turner of Aledo, IN.
j. X. McCrea, G. II. Vincent G, j. Fast
man of Beaumont, A. NJ. Britton, Fort
Worth. Ira .. Wyse.
ital stock 100000 Purpose. 70 prospect
Worth; r r. I.ooney, o. a. Williams. II
Il. Vaughan. Ira o. wyse. j. n. Made
ton, Hunt county: NJ. II, Turner, Dallas
Ed Hall. Waco; W s. Haywood. Marion
county; Il. NJ. Pauk. T.. w Hardin. Rock
wall; Il. e. lIawley Hopkins, and G., +
Grihhlc. Grayson county
Magnolia OH, Mining and Pipe. Line com
2any OF Houston; capital stock SioO,00o
Purpose. 10 prosnect for oil. Directors: $
s. Ashe G. w Burkett, T. NJ. IenshaS, j
l.. Mitchell, w. H. Coyle. A. l.. Conway
Vernon Leman. II. NJ. Curtin and John
Roessler Of Houston.
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NEW OIL COMPANIES.
Twenty-three of Them with an Aeare-
cate Capitalization Of 100000.

Austin. Texas. May 4.Thc following
oil charters were filed today;
The Big Jumbo Mining and Oh company
of Palestine and Houston; capital stock
$4,000 Purpose to mine for mineral
and bore for oil Directors; g. w. Bur
kett. +. Cronln and =. $. Kane.
The Central Texas and Trinity River
Oil company Of Mexla capital stock $500
600. Directors: Roderick Oliver Dallas
NJ H. Roberts. Jack womack, W. l.. Mnr-
phy, A. Lehman. 7. j. Gibson. Frank
smith and w j. Bryan of Mexa.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Oil company
Of beaumont: capital stock $300.o00 Pur-
pose to prospect for OIL Directors j II;
Richards, j. T. Beatty, II. NJ lost Of Fort
and Tom Richardson of Houston.
Hartford OF company Of SAN Antonio,
with branch office at Beaumont. capltal
oil Directors: Green Davidson, l.. II.
Rich. William Dobrowolski, w. IL. Ford
H. b, Rice, \ J. Shr9ps san \, nj con
\, ord of Jackson county, II. II. Fleming
Of Victoria. W. y. Walker, J. H. Lucy and
r, w. Gregory Of Austin .,.
canitai stock $4,000. Purpose TO prospect
FOR oil. Directors; Clarence Ousley, u. r..
Rice and Jacob Sonuenihiel
The Investors Land and on company OF
Houston: capital stock S30OO00. Furpose
to prospect for oil DIRECTORS. H. H.
Spntts James Butte 7, w. House, Max
UrwItz. C. +. Patton j X, Waues, all
Of Houston; }. a ,Stcr9oerser o. r brnu
Of Rusk ana l.. l.. Bryan of Pilot Point
THE beaumont Spindle Top OH company
NJ beaumont: cspital stock S2J0.dOO. Pur-
nose To prospect for oil Directors; J. y.
Tucker Of Williamson county y, X. smith
Of Beaumont, $. =. Jones ,. u ScotL'
Of Harrison county, ana NJ r. Su'ehpeis
Tho Eagle OH company OF beaumont;
capital stock 100000 Purpose 10 pros
meet for oil. Directors; Il, NJ. Ilollowelh
+ GoIdsteln. j. Weiss. II. Michei T..
| Levy. y. Szahr Of Beaunont, NJ Micrhel-
son Of Austin, l.. a, Kottwitz, 7 Fax
man l.. A. Freyer OF houston ana d. ~
The Kalfenhach oil company of Beau
mont. capital stock 100000 Purpose TO
| nrospert for oil Directors: NJ. kalten'
| bach G. J. Eastman Of Beaumont. a. NJ
Britton, y. {, Rhome and w Is. harrison
OF The ho'' Lucky hit oil company Of Fort
worth. eapltal stock 100000. Purpose 10
rrosnect f5r oil. Directors: j. y. Collins,
i q Phelan. r. ID, Hunter, g. J.. Meade
Of Fort Worth, and u. B Henderson Oh
The Safety on company Of Hillsboro'
| ,anItal stock s2OOOOO. Purpose 20 pros
,aci Tor Oil Directors: w. &. Morrow,
| n n TarIetou j. W. Gillian. w, q. Wear.
+ W Boyd. w r. Masterson ana sam
! TrinIble all Of Hill county.
The Trinity Valley oil company OF Li ~
nrosneet for oil. Directors; W. \; Blair
| KVIgS cameron. W L. Bingle. J. Riviera
| r Fills j. A, Lovett OF Liberty county
and j. r. Bondurant Of Adrian county
&c cronln Land ana OIL company of Hous
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j, C, AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.

about horse sensei" wy
And the shrcwd Texan turned away.
ehuckling, as the New Workers smiled over
well wouldn't mind having that
thing In my front yard said c. h. Knox,
waving his hand toward the stili spoutins
How about about that $4,000 rose garden Of
yours, charlie said Mr.: Potter, who Is
close, neighbcr of the New York mag.
Mates lovely place in Johnstown, N. Y.
That well would be welcome TO delugc
the Whole place. said the Youngstown
Mathematician rose bed and let her go on
"Whcn YOU think of the s2o.ooo,ou
wasted by the ten days unrestralned how
OF that Lucas wen Il is not strange that
that land Is selling now for $4,000 per
acre, said Nix Graham, who must have
his Joke. THAT was literally burning
money when they set Are to that lake
of oil"
In, there wa. no gs!is ok rSs rS S sU
into their tral~> and the special rushed
on Its way to Sabine Pass.
Every compartment was thrown wide
grnvcly discussing THE situation and
"thc outlook"
Languld amusement and sleeping were
things of TIC past, :, and they even pro.
pTopcrly without percePtlblq srort.
Every one was at their window watch
come, and as they. sped past the great
tanks where the oiI was being settled"
and carried on through the great pipe
! lines down to the gulf there was many
II calculation and proposition discussed
! which showed that the capitalists had
! got down 10 rock bottom,h and were
! considering; the situation with serIous-
ness.
when we reached the pumping station,
some five miles south OF Beaumont, and
viewed the loading Of the oil-tank cars
which carry the oil TO Port Arthur, aud
saw the enormous tanks, now nearing
completion, euch holding 10000 barrels
one began to realize the gigantic prepara-
tons necessary 20 carry on the new In
dustry
Thcn came the stop at Sabine Pass.
with every ship in. the harhor decorated
with naGs and clipping it's colors'' in
compliment TO the distinguished visitors.
BY 1Ais ti.lc It required no stretch of
tho Imagination for even the coolest
headed capitalist aboard 10 see photo.
graph in The near future OF the Gulf ot
Mexico alive with specially constructed
tank o. e&lers. carrying the new prodnct
10 the ports OF the world
For. bchold! ~ wonder is begun. Tho
knife Keen intellect OF the North Is touch
ing into life the dormant senses or the
south and who shall say what wonder
Of the century viii he the ofspringi
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The California
Oil Field.
neutrality-suspicious.

From the Wasp.
No, said the successful oil spcculator.
as the walter took away the remnants OF
the eanvas-back duck and proceeded to
serve the dessert. mo. the days of max.
Ing great fortunes In California are not
passed You want to know little about
my history and how | became Interested In
the oil fields Of the State ana grew rich,
Wen. there is not much to tell about my
self although many thick volumes might
he written about the oil resources of the
state and stiil the half not he told There
Is o lot OF dry. embarrassing Information
laid away In the surveyors and biologists
reports on the shelves OF the Mining bu.
re0u, but whoever goes there to look for
II. or going, would he much the wiser
when he came away. And oil Is not found
that way. II has to be prospected for.
You have TO know the appearance OF the
ground and probably to bore. and then
tell through the operation of your drll.
for most of the places where 1t oozcs out
of the ground have before now been taken
mp by prospcctors who swarm IN every
valley in the sections where the oil Is
found And as the greater part OF the
country on both sides of the Coast range
ana in the South San Joaquin valley, be
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ginning in Los Angeles county. has indi.
cations of oil, either by the presence OF
the oil itself or asphatum deposits it
VIII be seen that there Is very wide
area to he covered 1t fully equals 5000
square miles, quite kingdom in dimen
sions itself
For several years past the yield has
been slowly increasing, as it was found
that 1t cNld take the place Of coal very
well and would bring the cost Of pro
ducng steam 10 about the same figures
as those Of Atlantic cities outside of Penn
sllYania or the South. The southern Pa
riiic Railroad company began using 1t IN
very large quantities Their c1lmIie was
followed by others, and thc proc. winch
began 10 go up 1t iEally reached 81, AMI
is now Sl.25. | was Informed the other
day that the Santa Fe railroad people
were offered $4,000 by the owner of scY.
eral wells. who has a contract with them
for two years At 30 cents ia release him
from the contract.
"Ahont year ago Jud Ellwood q
blur whore he was working and 1T
once went to the nearest United states
land office which happened to he nj IA,
kersheld, and filed his claim In hurry.
! happened at the time TO he settling up
some business for the Insurance
company. and ran across him at the no.
tel where he was telling his story az
great rate 10 crowd Of listeners or
which I was not the least Interested
the possibility of making money out or
oil, but how to 90 about It I ala not
know. And then after a good many spnrts
and one or two booms the whole thing
had fzzled out; as not being an Hunt.
nant, the oil was generally voted good
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Have You
Been I'll?

If very sick, you had a
doctor. That's right. We be-
lieve in doctors. They are
among our best friends.
Now that you are recover
ing, don't you think that a
bottle or two Of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla would do you great
good? Ask your doctor about
it and do just as he says.
We believe he will tell you
that this blood-purifying and
nerve-strengthening medicine
is just what you need.
1t will certainly take out all
the impurities in your blood,
caused by your sickness, and
will make you feel better in
every way. aoo bottle. All druggists.
j. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
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'lAlyrAez:S| 49,

holes and awaits the approach Of visit
or and possible purchaser. Shfle he sadly
meditates on his hard luck and wears his
hreecnes out behind Meantime the holes
nave not gone anywhere, and being of an
inferior quality do not even find ready
sale for postholes; they might do to huIld
a cellar of bat person could never have
confidence In cellar built Of so inferior
material.
Then there was the supercilious ribbon
clerk from the city in spotess spring raj,
ment that made old Mother Earth focl
ashamed of herself for looking so greasy
and dirty before folks he wore a knowing
look anu talked OF nllion-dollar deals WITH
all the glhness OF seven-dollar-a week
clerk gave naughty order to n humble
workman to- throw nnnk across lake
of the black viscld stun that had collec. cd
IN hollow, and when Il mad been done
he marched ont on the, 1fnil bridge and,
shopping over. examined the oil with an
air which told the adnring ouookers that
he was the real thing just as II hystand.
er asked him Are Won in oll?" the plank
tectcred and he was-in In his neck As
he stnrtcd toward the fire to dry himself
the bystanders dispersed.
~
Said the driver Of the coach as he drove
across hummocky hit Of prairie: "AlI
them bumns mean oil Now I've got q
piece Of land with two Of them bumps on
II vet and YOU two gen can have II
hump apiece If YOU want to come in on a
good thing" On his passengers assuring
him, however, that they had already been
bumped nc dropped the effort to work his
own personal graft.
~
Call 1t speculative instinct or what Won
Will the same glamour that lures the child
to purchase prize package of popcorn
makes a speculation in oil lands wonder
fully fascinating game Every man who
owns or purchases a patch Of ground n
yard square has got map Of all the sub.
terranean dips and conyolutions of that oil
stream from California TO where it plungcs
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flow. and at 700 feet q very strong one
Indeed. At 1000 feet we had got to the
limit and were rewarded by having II 400
barrel well-a regular gushcr sank quite
number of other wells here aud i'm the
nelghborhood, none running under lOO bar
rels day ] sold part Of my claim for
S21O,o0O 10 London syndicate, and stll
retain enough to make ne Independently
rich. Tho manager did not DO quite rs
well as | ala but he is now independ-
entity rich. aud qute 81 number OF hose
who first got In have become possessed OF
small fortunes. Two gentlemen. who had
for years been trying vainiy 10 sell their
land after having spent small fortune
on 1t in attempts at irrigation, now hnd
they would almost have been glad enough
To give 1t away branch of the SCUM
ern Pacific leads to this now one of the
greatest oil sections OF the world.
"The cost Of sinking we'll varies &C
cording to the locality, the depth. etc. ]
spent $4,000 on the first well Ihe cost
foot Wi! to slc.O00 Tor 16oO-foot one. The
latter "a the greatest depth that | nave
heard Of rlkcn as 2 whole me >lrlI
varies very grcatlv- There are some dry
number sunk. some only Yield Jew
barrels day bni. they have gone as hig1
MS GnN harrtls fnv and have hoard ~
1OOOharrel wells In order to develop the
nine lines ana short branch lines Of rold
needed OF late good many 1000 to ,Tnl
barrel tanks have been ordered. The la'k
Of needed tools and supplies arls as
temnorary bar 10 the work Of getting out
oil Indeed | am told that somo houses
in the supply business are mouth ne
hind, and that manufacturers OF smnbb'it -
In the East have moi capacity enough 10
meet tho wants Of the trade, Eui this
viii oil be remedied In due time
''rhcre are now lots of wells cappen
facYitcs. II is estimated that In four
rcors tho oil interests NJ tho state will
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that IN time will perhaps make they sorry
mat ne did not die about the time George
Washington did; for all deals rest on future
posslbihtles, scme OF which will prove to
be impossibiiities.
"a stranger offers you shares IN the Lead
ripe Clnch company at rldlculouS'y low
hgnre. and you know that there are mis-.
lions In IT, for he looks you right square IN
the. eye and tells you so.
Men wear the badge OF their company In
their hats and oil we'll buttons as big as
snucers on their coats; boys weave out and
IN through the iostling tbrong carrying
kilograms. There is time for speculation,
nut no time for drinking. and the only In.
toxication Is the intoSlcation of speculation.
~
1t Is all very inspiring aud very good for
TeNas. Texas. which staggered beneath
the terrible Septemhcr, plIgzatd AM the
consequent trade depression. has recovered
netselt and smiles her greeting to prosper.
Ivy. a prosperity the very nature of which
assures Its ncrmanency.
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toward the surface directly beneath his
own dirt and the, JOYS of anticipation are
so great that he hcSlIatcs to bring in his
WELL 1t is SO sweet sensation to lie down
10 sleep and feel fortune OF 81 ,0O0UOU
hucBling up and humping the earth directly
beneath one.
Yoii go ont on the prairie at the first
hush of dawn and rs the leases that over
rustic In the morning breeze YOU inhalc the
perfume Of perennial opportunities. beauti.
full little options dot the landscape ana
the sure-thing birds sing swectly in the
derricks, which light, as gossamer, stretch
their fairy web bctwlXt you and the heav-
ems You nhale the dust Of the roadway
with delight. IL rceks Of oil; you blow the
oil from the surface Of your glass % w9tcr
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check and goes in and for the next
Efr or two his hard earned Increment goes
buy Gainsborouch hats and lingerie for
woman to whom he has never even been
That's where she literally
Iocs him dirt" To be sure, there may
all kinds Of oil and sulphur, and brim.
Inc, beneath the dirt. and in that ease
can buy few patches Of lingerie for
own women folk. and the woman whom
swore at the altar to cherish and bring
kindling for can perhaps spend a few
Eeks IN the country during the heated
I'm, where redhugs. 1eas and the mild
Ied, ferocious COW will make her life ono
be, sweet, persplring nightmare. rhcn,
b, Jimmie can grow up to wear football
|ir. and a cigarette face, spend his fath
Is money etc, but Jimmie can al
bys he depended on TO apologize for his
Elulgent rapa's shortcomings and explain
his own exclusive set that "tne poor
p geescr never had much show and can t
|lp It,"
y ~
Back nm q side street of a Beaumont
|bub an old man with Arkansaw wins
|rs sits beetle his shack and carefully ex.
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nv I. NJ. Iewis.)


came ipscrutable reason II has
IA providence, for our undoing, 10
10 all lady land agents as beautiful as
dream of a spring poet When one
smbsrks from the train at Beaumont
hept. the dust. the perfume of per
u and the reek of vile cigarettes, the
[,essiye hustllng of the mnlc bipeds who
Il everything ON earth to sell from a
urt to that earth itself, causes one to
Ldcn his heart and to smile in superior
nor In the very face of blueprint.
a then comes the lady real estater ana
,ralty throws dirt in his eyes; she shows
"a "good thing that she is willing to
|, hsm in on. for a consideration" OF
,rso Does he balk? or bat his eycs'
xer a balk or u bat! He writes his lit.