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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20
Buy a Hole Glove Order.
Give Table Linens
That's sensible.


And of all table linens nova
days it's the sets housekeepers
prefer. Here they are in pretty
Christmas boxes with a cloth and
dozen napkins fixed UP to
match. $500, $3.50, $500,
5000, $3.50, $1,000 and up to
$1,000 set.
The individual cloths are also
favored. They have individual
beauty and withour extra cost. In
fact, they cost less than you can get
the same quality for by the yard.
and yet they have beauty and tone
not to be had in yardage goods.
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Manicure Sets So. .25.

They are unusual, as you will
see the minute you look at them.
There are FIVE pieces in the set;
sterling silver. A nail file, a pair
of scissors, salve jar, buffer and
cuticle knife.
Other manicure sets up to SD. and con-
tain as many as ten and twelve pieces
to the set.
5000.
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the vicinity and borrowed a target
pistol. Returning to the saloon Mills
took aim at his wife and fired one shot.
He was taken to the Hall Of Justice
and Booked on a charge of assault to
commit murder.
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Talking Machine Dept.

Investigate our machines and rec
ords before purchasing elsewhere
for Christmas. You will save
money by doing so. For clearness
and distinctncss of sound and dura-
bility in wear they cannot be
equaled. Hear demonstrations even
ings if you can't get around in the
daytime.
Record guaranteed TO ht any ma
chine made. Ask for our exchange
system. State when writing whether
your machine uses fiat discs or cyl
inder records. Catalogues supplied
upon application.
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Why Not Something for
Her Toilet Table g?
And why not come to
Hale's for it?

Hale's for it?
Here are the favorite perfumes
Bradley's, Hudnut's, Pinaud's and
Colgate up in new holiday
ways; sometimes in little baskets.
sometimes in dainty boxes; all Of
them with an air of refinement
milady will prize highly.
Dainty little sachets. 1Oc
Small wicker baskets with I bottle. 1oc
Boxes with 1-Oz. bottles. very choice per
fumes. 20c
Here's a special Triple Extract IN Z-oz
bottles two of them to the box Soc
Other fancy boxes and baskets OF per-
fume. 25c and 5Oc
4-Oz. bottles Of perfume. T5c.
And exclusive styles in French perfumes
Atomizers-how acceptable and
especially these new ones. soc to
SI.5O.
Mirrors (but don't wait too long).
Hand mirrors, 25c to $500.
Triplicate mirrors; some with gilt
frames. some with ebony; others
with nickel. CSC to $1,000.
Fine toilet soaps, 25c, 3oc, soc
box and on up. French and Ameri-
can kinds. If you want a domestic
soap buy COlgate's, or a French
soap, Roger & Gallets.
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Read This First.
Christmas Bulletins
We are open evenings.

We are open evenings.
Mornings for the best service this
week.
Don't put off your buying a day If
you are looking for any particular
thing. If you don't know just what
you do want come before what we
have is picked over.
The jewelry store is bubblinE over
with hints.
Why not give him" something
pretty for his desk or some odd nov
city for his dens If it's something
for "her" don't miss this tableful of
burnt leather novelties-all new and
original. Out for the first time to-
morrow.
Hsle's Christmas candies are fresh
and good, put up In many novel holi-
day ways.
Don't wait till the last dav to pick
out your cards and calendars.
Use our postofice. We will regis
ter your packages for you without
your waiting or worrying.
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OhattcT BOX, IgO3, OOC.
Train, "The Flyer" II-in. engine,
tender, fiat car, passenger coach, o5c.
Skin Horses, fully harnessed, on
platform with wheels. II in. high,
4oc. And there are others. zsc, 75c,
o8c and $I.35.
Stuffed Animals. covered with felt,
I5c.
Mechanical Train. tin. soc. Others
at o5c, SIPS, $I.45, $2,25 and up to
$500.
Boys Tool Chests; large. prac-
teal tools and full kit of them. in
a good box, csc.
Wall Blackboards. 2sc, 4sc and
OSc
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Contributions for Poor.

The Ladies Guide requests contribu-
tions of any kind for the poor. All
those who have clothing, food or money
can leave the same at the office of the
Guide on Sutter street.
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Christmas Stationery
In Pretty Boxes

Some of the boxes are worth al
most as much as the paper that's in
them. Many of them have lid COW
crs; some to look like decorated ia
pestry; som, like variegated leather;
some like cloth. Here's one box
that looks like it was made for
handkerchiefs. (Why not take it
for that after the paper is used?)
Then look at the writing-paper
that's in it. It's the new fabric
paper. New square envelopes, z5c.
Let's look at special styles at 4sc.
Writings French Organdy paper. new tInts.
paper In two sizes and two tints; blue
and gray, l5c box.
See these other Christmas
things at the stationery counter.
Pen wipers' any number Of styles. all OF
Paper weights in wolf heads. horse heads
dog and lion heads, 75c TO So.
Ink wells. &c to 81 so; new styles In
metal brass, ebony; cut glass, gold plated.
haps the cleverest ones are the dog heads
and lion heads. in which halc the head
IL on hinge, which lifts I'D from the
mouth.
Desk biotters. csc to 50.
Paper cutters 15c to 81.
Thermometers for the desk, 500 to ST.
Calendar stands 25c to 81 %
Engagement pads. SOC and T5c.
California diaries. 1Oc to S5c.
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HALE'S.
%%HzaZesS -
~ Coco o00es
Give "her"
A Feather Boa.
1t will delight her.

And delight you to know what
pretty ones we have. Even at $40
you may get a beautiful black or
gray one. and get it much longer
than you usually get for $1,000 $50
inches).
We also have a few special ones
at $I2.5o IN fashionable graYs, whites
and blacks, IL yards long. At SIS
and $3.50 are some full. handsome
ones, IA yards long. The SEQ
ones are IA yards long. and the
SIS and $50 ones are I3l wards. and
in combination shades: white and
gray or white and black.
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75c Dolls at 4oc.

Handsome, full-iointed ones. with
composition bodies. fine bisque
heads with sleeping eyes; pretty
curly woven wigs; Ia in. tall.
Kid body doll; hips and knees jointed with
the best quality bisque head; sleeping
eyes woven mohair wig falls in pretty
curls bisque forearms and Jointed at the
elbow and shoulders; 20 in tall; 1925.
Ring Toss, PIC and 4sc.
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Bagatelle Boards. Toc. 25c, 45c.
75c and up to $3.25.
Parlor Croquet, 2Ic, 3sc, 45c and
75c.
Crokinole Boards, ssc. 6oc. osc
and $I.25.
Combination Bosrds. with which
to play 100 games, SAYS. Other COM
bination games. $I.15, So and $2.o8
Ten Pins. striped and vanished,
I5c, 25c, 45c, 6oc up to $I.1o.
Race Games, 4sc, o5c, UP to $7.75.
Parlor Bowling, $1.25. $3.50 and
$500.
Popguns; bang they go, but harm
less; Ioc. 25c. 45c.
Air Rifles, single shot. 6sc.
Repeater Air Rifles. $I.Io. $I.7s.
Boys Swords. Ioc, 25c. soc.
Printing Presses, SOC. o8c arm
SIPS.
Magic Lanterns. 4sc and on up to
$II.5o.
Iron Fire Engines. zsc to $22s.
Iron Trains, SC and as high as So.
Iron Hook and Ladder. from &c to
$225.
Toy Cast Iron Stoves. 2sc to S..
1,o,< n>o1oZ,, [o4 Tz1-1cI.,,1e
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DIED.
Continued From Page IS.

mencing at o O'Clock. Friends are invited to
attend.
this city. December 1S 1908,
Martin. dearly beloved husband OF Elise
Richter, native OF Bavaria. Germany, aged
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Daughter OF Revolution Dies.
NEW YORK, Dec. ia real
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20

UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. Dec 1o-Bond transactions Of
United Railroads of San Francisco. 1000 at
$75 621a.
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Fancy Automatic Banks

Owl bank CSC
Kick the Mule bank, csc.
Clown bank 95c.
Indian camp, 95c.
Combination banks 25c to S139.
Though We have other banks at Sc 10c. 25c
and 45c.
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IrccetslouaI. % Come, All Ye FaffhfuIFi
C1o. 4O-Tune "Adeste F1deles'); anthem.
arise. shine lMaher), with ssprano and
bassO solos by Mrs D. r Rees and George
Bird; kyTie Gloria Tibi," and Credo In z,
tTam9: sermon hymn "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing Go. 5l), tune '.Adendelssohrl''
offertory, duet for soprano and alto. Noel .
Miss n. =. Hussey and Mrs r. l. Partfnrtor.
sursum Corda IN and Sanctus in z IA,
fnOure); "Benedictus oui Venft'' IN q as,
lHall. with soprano solo by Mrs Florebce
lseauford; communion hymn. Bread OF fhe
World; eucharistic hymn, "Agnus Del in r
Fat QialD; Gloria IN Excelsis' IN nai
fschihng); ''Nunc Dimittis'' in O CIalD. re-.
Cessional hymn, Angels from the Realms Of
Glory" fNo. Coz. tune. Regent Square,
The Rev. Ernest Bradley is the rec
tor Of this church, and the music will
be directed by Martin Schultz. organist
and choirmaster.
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Christmas Music at St. stephen's.

A vested choir Of twenty voices VIII
sing at the II o'clock service on Christ
mas day IN st. Stephens Church. on
Fulton street. between Webster and
Fillmore. This is the programme:
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Doll Furniture.

Doll Furniture.
White enameled sideboard. "a in. high.
with linen chest, drawer and large mir
ror. S1.G0.
China closet white enameled. gilt trimmed,
two doors. two linen drawers. Is IN.
high. Soc
Heavy brass beds with rollers, strong wire
mattress. 81 in. long. 81. co.
Enameled wire beds with canopy tops.
40c, soc, 90c, $1.10
Kitchen tables with drop leaves. 13 in.
high. SOC.
Set of Japanese bamboo doll furniture
table. sofa and three chairs. zoe set.
China Tea Sets, decorated. &c, 25c,
45c, o5c to 5000.
Tin Kitchen Sets, &C. 1oc. 25c
to 6oc.
Embossed Tin Kitchens. &c to osc.
Laundry Sets, complete for bust
ness, 25c, 45c and $I.oo.
Doll Houses. o5c, $2.2s. $500,
$3.50, up to 5000.
ut let nS d0 1t L0-mOrT0zO, be
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Here's a stirring item:
$3.50 Cigarette Cases $I.oo.

$3.50 cigarette Eases SI.OO.
The finest and prettiest imported
ones we have seen. of German sill
yer, in the gray effect. On the front
are handsomely decorated European
scenes. There are only few dozen
We know they won't last long.
This jewelry store is the place
to come for gifts. Folks are COM
ing now as they never came be-
fore. They find what they can't
find elsewhere.
Gold Jewelry-The newest and
worthiest pieces there are and much
less than regular prices.
Solid gold rings (women's or nnissesO with
turquoises rubies and pearls. 81 81 rs
ChiIdren's rings in bands. with little sets,
50c 75c. 81 and 81 25.
Mems signet rings. 50 80 to SO.
Solid gold hearts. 81 30 and S.
Women's long chains. gold plated, with
solid gold slides 81 30 to IS.
And brooches. tray after tray or new shapes
and designs. SOC: that you can't buy
ones at So so TO SIS.
Gold watches, TOO. for men or women.
Here's a special one for men, gold filled,
sc 75 others up TO SIG 80
Look at this womans watch silver plated,
with Swiss movements. 50 As.
And at these hard enameIe6 watches. the
sweetest little things you find, Sc so.
Opera Glasses-Some new styles in
pearl and enamel S3.so to $500.
We have few in morocco. $I.5o.
Lorgnettes-In sterling silver and
silver gray. S. so.
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We don't believe will be disappointed they
believe of the folks will be surprised find such
choosing find bargains 75c dolls
boys tool chests printing rifles
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Cards and Calendars

o
All forward this week So, if expect
We have tried to keep the asso
complete for Christmas week It's complete tomorrow
than will b.
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Don't Forget the Toys
Don't Forget Hale's

Don't Forget the Toys Don't Forget Hales
Don't wait till the last to buy Dear there will be
abg enough rush get everything ready for the trip
Christmas you leave it we'll get you ready No
percepbe shortage of Christmas gifts yet Look at all the
good things in jewey and siverware in perfumery in sta
DIenfV Of pI9V ThiuOc
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Music Boxes, Asc to $4,000.
Doll Trunks. Isc up to $3.50.
Mechanical Boats, CSC to SI6.5o.
Boys Soldier Suits, 25c. 45c, o5c,
$I.75.
Pewter Soldiers. Indian and
American sets, 25c to $500.
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Christmas JeWelry

The good news as good as ever
again.
Last weeks opportunities re-
peated. Are you taking fullest
advantage of them?
Silver hearts. good size. 81, 81 25 and 81 30
Chain and locket. gold plated, boc
Beauty pins with settings or engraved, boc
75c and 81
Bold gold scarf pins (nen's or women's),
SOC 10 50.
Pearl shirt waist sets, $50
Chatelaine pins. hard enameled, 60c
Match cases, Sterling silver. 81 IS to g.
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All Aboard for Christmas

tonery handkerchiefs and gloves Look these tables
burnt leather toilet boxes and ceuloid pieces See
what have Gall sizes in house coats),
necwear silk suspenders, jewey novelties for his desk
and if he smokes-1ots of things to please him.
And for the children
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Doll Cabs, 25c up to SII.oo.
Doll Go-Carts, 25c to $500.
Children's Swings, to hang in the
doorway, 25c. 45c, 6Sc.
Shoohies, 55c to S2.25.
Fancy Colored Musical Tops. &C,
&c and 25c.
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See How Full This List Is

worth hardwood desks
the floor the velOciped wheel
will be found special cycle (sOmcthng
in
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-20

Here are the pretty styles women
like.
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Yes, FOe can get jon ready 10r Chr1sfmas-
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s-6nt let rs 40 1t to-orrOaO before IT'S too late.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
WATER COMPANY WINS
A Demurrer Sustained in the Case of
 Mrs. Lizzie noeller.

Most of the business set for law day yesterday in the territorial district court gave place to the arguments in the Price Murphey case. Several mat ters however came up. One Of the most interesting was that of Lizzie Moeller against the Phoenix Water Company for damages for the destruction by fire of two houses belonging to her. The complaint iR the case was somewh2t novel. It was alleged that the water company in accepting its. franchise had entered into a contract with the city for the protection of the citizens against fire. It was alleged that at the time If the fire by which the houses of the plaintiff were burned there was an insufficient pressure. X demurrer 10 the complaint was sustained. the de- murrer setting forth that the facts al- leged were not sufficient to constitute an action.
 The rest of the business of the day consisted for the most part of hearing motions and demurrers in unimportant cases, or rather cases of little public interest.
 A part of the evidence was taken il the divorce suit of Marguerite Burson against Jaines Burscn.
 On the United States side the case Of the government in behalf of the Indians on reservation below the city, against N. W. Haggard and others, came up. This is an old suit in which there were three sides. The settlers along a net work of ditChes had got into a contro- versy and the government took part in it.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
UNDERWEAR.

Our Underwear stock complete at the present time We fill all your wants ill this department at very low prices. Here few samples
 Ladies hemstitched Nghtgowns full length, good 7Pc
 width worth $r.oo. Our price; each ....-.... UO Nainsook NghtgOwns soft neatly trimmed with Vaencennes lace, regular price SIPS. G1 8s0
 Now selling at, each ......~....... RVV Cambrc Nghtgowns trimmed in lace and embroidery round orV shaped yokes full length, extra well made )S
 worth $I75. Sale price, each Q nA y Underskrts made of fine cambric with two of wide
 worth $175 Sale price, eaeh - . OI.E0 Cabrc Underskirts trimmed in fine Val ace very full
 Sale price, each ....~....... p0U Outing Flannel Nghtgowns in assorted colors trim 7Ec
 med in solid color outing regular $I.oo gown for JO Pink and Blue Outing Flannel Nightgowns, full size, 0Ac
 we'll made, worth SIPS. Sale price, each ~.~..-. SUC Ladies' Outing Gowns, beautifully trimmed, Gl 0S
 sorted colors worth Sr.75. Sale price, each .EJ Chidren's Ribbed Union Suits all sizes worth 4oc OEc
 each Our price, each .-.-... EJC Misses Half Wool Union Suits in Oneta stye all sizes Ec
 worth 75C each. Sale price, each ..... .. .... OVC Ladies Onieta Union Suits in grey ribbed, the 75c rEAc
 quality for suit JVO Ladies' grey ribbed Vests and Pants full fashioned, Q7c
 flat seams worth soc each. Sale price, each OE ~
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
7z7517157zE BAETLE7H1P 9aAfznRL5Hn1A.

The court last spring established d sort of mOdus yivendj. 4 plan for the distribution of the water was ordered and commissioner was appOInted to see that the plan was carried out. His salary was to be paid by the different persons interested. the share of each depending upon the amount of water he received. Some of the water users have not paid such a share and that fact was made known to the court. T. was therefore ordered that water should not be delivered to those parties who are in arrears for their pro rata of the commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Because man can sit for forty sec onds without talking at the rate of a steam whistle a woman has an idea that he is breeding over black thoughts. New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Nothing makes d woman so broad 0. her husband as to have him use Bib lical quotation when their minister is dining with them.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

When a girl is kissing a man against her will, the more she lodges the surer her lips are to land in the right place New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

IT men were compelled to eat their words there would he an epidemic of indigestion in this country.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

You may break, you may shatter the dude if you will, but that cigarette odor will cling to him still.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

X man is never willing to do unto others as he would have others do unto him as when he finds himself in a hole. Chicago Daily News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

The spider has no cause for alarm when his life is hanging by a thread.-- Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

A man never appreciates his own in- significance until he attends his own wedding-Chicaso Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

A woman can worry even about what clothes she is going to wear at her own funeral-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

The man who picks out your faults may be q true friend, but you feel like kicking him just the sane.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

In some Joke Books, you will not find @ single joke.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

It is the man whV lets his wife have her own way that comes the nearest to having his.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

What doth it profit a fool man to sell a 10 cent article for dollar and then get buncoed out of the dollar?-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

No man ever brings suit against the assessor for undertaking his worth Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Some men are unable to think when drunk or talk when sober--Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Truth is a stranger that good many people don't care to meet-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Too many cooks spoil the policelnan's digestive apparatus.-NeW York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Profit sometimes monOpolizes honor in it's own country.-ChicagO Daily News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-10-15
WISH PHILIPPINE SERVICE.
Many OF Our Soldiers Are AnxiouN
to Remain in the New
Possessions.

Experience seems to be proving that
not only is the Philippine service attrac-
tive to soldiers who have never been
there and are anxious to cross the seas
to learn what dreams may come in the
land Of adventure, but also those who
have been there some time ere e ia
remain, says a Washington report.
Word has reached the Seventh infantry
that it will not be necessary for it to
assign any recruits from the depot here
or at Columbus barracks and New
York, as there are 300 men in Manila
waiting to be transferred to the out
going regiments.
A great many soldiers in the regf-
meIts under orders to proceed to the
United States are short-term men, who
In the natural course of events would be
discharged from the service shortly
after their arrival here. A large ma.
jority of those have signified their will
lingness and desire to remain in the
Philippines, SO pleasing have they
found their service there. The war de-
partment has therefore informed the
Seventh infantry that not only are
there 300 recruits awaiting transfer to
the Seventh, but enough men to give
each of the outgoing regiments 300 men
apiece. AS the Seventh infantry needs
only 200 recruits, the need will be amply
covered. An advantage will be gained
also by procuring experienced men.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-10-15
SULTAN READ THE PAPERS.
But the Turkish Ruler COuld Not
Wait for Ii DenOuement of
n Serial Story.

Once upon a time a certain Turkish
literary man living in Constantinople
arranged to translate for a daily news
paper a novel then popular in England,
says Town and Country. Each day he
rendered a sufficient part Of it into the
Turkish language to fill the space re-
served for it. One day his peaceful
home was entered by the police, who
peremptorily arrested the man Of let
ters and dragged him off to prison.
No explanation was given for his ar
rest, the novel reflected in no way
against the politics of the state and he
had broken no laws. He was not even
given time to bid farewell to his fam.
lily, but he was commanded to bring
the work under translation with him.
Arrived at the prison, he was given
pleasant quarters, good food and drink
and sternly commanded to complete
his task. So for several days the
frightened translator worked ardu.
ously.
When the work was done he was
to his establishment. instantly liberated
and presented with a large sum Of
money. Upon further inquiry as to
his treatment it was explained that
the sultan had become interested in
the story as it appeared from day to
day and was too impatient to wait for
the end.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-10-15
NOT WI
Fisherman and Magistrate Would BE
Judged as One Swearing
Sinner.

At the recent launching in Philadel-
phia Of the armored cruiser Pennsyl-
vania, John ID. Long, the former Sec
rotary of the navy, told an amusing
yarn about a sailor, says the New
York Tribune.
Il used to know" he said, ''in my
boyhood in Maine a sailor of a reli-
gious cast of mind. This sailor and a
magistrate once took me fishing.
Il had good luck and so had the
sailor, but the magistrates luck was
very poor. He didn't get a nibble.
During the time l hauled in eight fish
and the sailor II the magistrates
cork never so much as bobbed. He sat
on the bank, with nothing to say,
smoking moodily.
Suddenly he hooked a tremendous
fsh-a f%ve-pounder at least. Just as
he was about to land this fish his line
broke and it got away.
"He dashed down his pipe, and for
several minutes he swore d~readfully.
The sailor took him to task.
"'You ought to be ashamed he
said, magistrate like you, n that's
supposed to set an example, cursing
and swearing like a street rowdy-be-
fore this here boy, too. You, a ma
gistrate!'
"'Oh, 1t amt as q magistrate that
I'm swearing. It's as a fisherman,
says the other.
""That's all right about that now,
said the sailor, but in the hereafter,
when the devil takes the fisherman,
what will become of the magistrate?' p"