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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
MO BEER I'M
CALIFORNIA
BRUWERiEs SHUT DOWN ON
ACCOUNT OF STRIKE FOR
HloHER WAGES

SAN FRANCISCO. July IL
Every brewery IN the city. With one
exception closed down today. owing
10 the refusal Of the members OF
the brewery workers union 90 re
port Tor duty ON account Of the re-
fuaal ~ the employers O. grant an
Increase 81 So week Tho brew
cry workers ut Oakland and Ala
media have Joined the strike Sac
ramcutn. Los Angeles. San Jose. san
Diego Fresno. Vallejo. Santa Roaa
and san Rafael are expected a. FOL
low suit Hesr imported from tho
North In hotels il not held u be
unfair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
BILL BAILEY
VANS DIVORCE

"rhs defendant failed 10 mani
frat an interest IN the plalutlffa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Continued from Page ~
GOSSIP OF THE STREET.

W. A. Bowen of Castle & Cooke, Ltd,
agents of Waialua Agricultural Co.,
puts distinct quietus upon rumor
that had gained some credence on the
street to the effect that 1t was the in
tention of the directors of the Waialua
at its annual meeting to propose an in
crease of the capital stock from 81, $780,
900 TO IS, 00o, 600, the additional half mil
lion to go TO the agents to be applied
on the plantations oyerdraft. There
is positively nothing in it, Mr.. Bowen
said yesterday. +'It is merely the prod
uct of idle imagination. I heard the
rumor myself, but thought 1t a joke. =
People outside the stockbroking cir
Gle often ask what the reason is for the
depression of o. R & L. Co A broker
spoken to about it gave the opinion
that there was no tangible reason. He
regarded the stock at SOS as a good buy,
it being a per cent investment at $40.
But to-day. he added, people instead
of investing in other stocks are buying
sugar stocks" O. r. &; L. Co. is strong
er on the stock sheet, however, $3.50
being bid against $65 last sale. Secre-
tary Atkinson cables from New York
that it may be possible. to float the new
Territorial loan at per cent instead
OF AZ as originally planned. This would
be better at par, Governor Carter points
out, than selling 4ias at 5 per cent pre-
MUM. The strength of our Govern
ment IS at home, it is believed by well
Informed financiers, will be helpful to
the secretary's mission. A panic on the
New York Stock Exchange on Friday
sent sugar trust stock down 63s, but
there was a general reco veey of stocks
later All refined sugars advanced 1G
cents in the hundred yesterday.
REAL ESTATE.
r. C. A. Peterson the past week sold
Mrs. Sam Parker half acre tract of
Pearl City peninsula water front prop
erty situated between Macfarlane's and
Van valkenberg's properties, at a fair
price The same dealer sold a lot on
Vineyard street to Miss Peabody to fill
out large purchase made last year for
over $4,000. Mr.. Peterson's CORE
spondent in San Francisco has not come
to time even with a months extern
sion, on the Pacific Heights land prop
osition. The opportunity is, however,
still open. The Rapid Transit Co has
a standing offer in khe scheme, condf-
tional on giving a stated car service
to the heights. with right of way for
track extension to Tantalus included
Among recorded conveyanceS are deed
of WaiaIae lots 1 to from W. NJ. Min
ton and wife to the Franciscan Sisters
for $3.50; deed of Kaimuki land from
Gear. Lansing & Co, trustees to the
u. s War Deartment, for $4,000; deed
fof 92.70 acres at Makawao CMauD 70
]. U. GonsaIves ct al for S1S40; deed OF
Mary E. Clark and husband to Hawai-
ian Fruit and Plant Co. for $5S26.52;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11


said
political disasters filed his life before
lovable
man
Thieen "The
Mckinley
workingman
Mckinley did,
speaking
whrlwid Working enthusiasm
Look, his like cali of Look
in
"The who for his
The
huhd And then there the high @ treble of small boy
piping from gallery:
How days the week does he have maccaroni-iif"
said Kidd pubict
said another Some
in barrel
I'm Then
wakn hid
i"
whether when down there You I've been in Homo
Mfu reach
IIo Sdyw1 might think that somewhere else altogether
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
SMALL TALKS.
CONTINUED from Page 4.

Continued
the the other
Sheriff Henry permit The everybody
gentle uTepu always
knife fighters about especially and the fellows
Knives have chance slip
F1no the
called themselves Amerane
have lie
and sleep with of them Nature
OF things with Nature
him cheeruly willing to assist.
Perhaps the character Filipino
never better illustrated than little
Mr. of
OF the Manila nraiwa in Manila
They lovabie people
we'll abrupt andte
the household OF wetodo Spanish family
Ihen night when
chopped the md
he had
and cheaper Still the Filipino his ieab
q
Perhaps is Andh emenon the erywen
And I'll take Filipino
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
The Store Teasuree Of Useful and Beautiful Gift Things for EVERYBODY

the old people especiaIyso that you will be glad
to have the memory of this Christmas stay with you.
young people and help them have Merr,
Christmas <ssFss
served you faithfully through
maids who have cared for house and cdren the
yard boy who has kept the place and trim.
something show them appreciate their
day bright color for everyone about
Andr remember his yourself:
It isn't how much you spend gifts that will make them
the of Christmas spirit into them
Probably there gift this for every your
Christmas list If the right thing isn't here shall be glad
suggest others your request Let help every possible
way that you may pleasure of your Christmas
choosing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
Holiday Millinery
TRIMMED HATS FOR CHRISTMAS.
In New and Up-to-date STYLES.

In New and Upto-date Styles.
Special holiday prices prevail the Millinery Department.
Pretty hats for Chden hats strong point
assortment specially trimmed for the holiday trade
READY To-WEAR APPAREL.
garments that make sensible Christmas gifts
The favored Ladies Cravanette $3.50 upward
New box coats butcher back $3.50.
The Tourist Coat ga length $675 up
Silk and alpaca shirtwas suits
Ladies silk long and short very low prices.
Stylish walking skirts $2.25 upward
PRETTY COATS THAT GIRLS WILL LIKE
superior ages years up Very stylish
all 5000 upward.
chdren's absolutely proof,
cut from $3.50 upward
GIFT GLOVES FOR LADIES
gloves; black, white grey.
Correct styles every pair guaranteed. SIPS pair
WASH TAFFETTA SILKS
Guaranteed to wear. All sroo quality on sale at
80 yard
FANCY DRESDEN RIBBON
Is qualities, sale cents.
* cent qualities, sale IS
FANCY STIPED RIBBONS.
40 cent quality II inches wide, sale rs cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
Handmade Battenburg Scarfs, Centers and
SQUARES

of the prominent European
below the regular price We will give you
eft of extraordinary purchase help your Christmas lists
Exquisite designs in all sizes The following in linen
Size x 8 at IS cts. ROUND CENTERS
Size IS
Size 70 inch $2oo
Size $I.5o. ri inch $3.50
SCARFS.
10 81 at $500; 20 x 50 $3.50
All Lace Battenburg. Hand made in beautiful designs
SQUARES. ROUND CENTERS.
xIo IS 8 inch al cts.
I2x'I2 Is inch at 60 cts.
a $I.oo SCARFS
go SO at $500. Iox Stat $3.50.
make Battenburg, but very effective Applique
Filet.
Squares, 80 inches at SIPS.
Round Ceners, inches Is
Scarfs, 81, at $I25.
See Fort window for these goods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
CHRISTMAS HANDKERcHIEFs

Did you such galaxy of holiday
Walk under the handkerchief arch the main entrance.
LADIES HANDKERcHIEFs
Embroidered, cents 90 dozen.
Pure linen hemstched edge around
linen initiated embroidered convent made Is cts
or $3.50 dozen.
Special Christmas boxes Of pure linen embroidered handke
Chiefs 6 in box different pattern, $rz5 box
White, hemstitched, 5 each; so
Pure linen hemtched fine quality IS sI5o dozer
Fancy border all designs so Is
MEMS HANDKERcHIEFs.
Cambria hemstched extraordinary value or
SIoo dozen
Pure inep, hemtched fine quality box
each or $2.25 dozen.
Pure linen, initiated, haf-dozen in box $500.
cHILDRENs HANDKERcHIEFs
Colored borders in fancy boxes al cents box
Colored border initiated in fancy boxes $50 45
cHILDRENs PURSES
Chain purses, embossed leather, IS
Wrist bags, with mirror and purse IS
Metal purses, with chains, cents.
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
Fancy plotting books with cards. envelopes and pen IS
Cigar tray billiard balls new $rz5
Grandpas big cherry wood pipe, 40 cents
Redwood calendars California views $I.25.
Cherry wood log cabin boxes Is
Fancy boxes very pretty and entirely new, 50 cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
Santa Claus Has Taken Possession
OF This Great Christmas Store

u it But @ gnenyn that the preparation this
b by md hdgu The enngd odwm banaGan
1t Hh with he dinner by ewekb rchauns hahd
Then ebyh H orcdeis
H AM ddarh
Ado hswmb snchey Hdna sur.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11

A gentle savage the Manila man.
Just takes his bolo and cuts out your heart
Are you his friend? Why then the creature can
Let out your life in all the better part.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11

lease of Kohala land from Queens Hos
pital to James Wight at $3.50 a year;
deed from Geo. S. Kenway and wife to
Francis NJ. Swanzy of PAUL land for
$500, and deed, of Nuuanu property
from Frances Heating to Agatha Mott
for $500. The War Department has
approved the title to the Hebron beach
property at Waikiki and approval of
the Schaefer title to adjoining property
is expected soon. Confirmation of the
Hackfeld-Achi foreclosure sale of South
Kona ranch property is pending in
court. A surrender of lease by w. G.
Peacock to the estate of L. Way has
appearance of ending for the present
the project OF extending Bishop street
from King to Merchant street. Real es-
tate business in city property is dor
mant.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Holiday trade is at last showing
something of Iiveliness. The arrival of
five large ocean liners, two army trans
ports and one gunboat the past week
contributed greatly to both life and
trade in the city. Appropriations for
Hawaii requested by Governor Carter
and recommended in President Roose-
velt's MESA gre amount to $1,585, 222.07
consisting of $3.50, 900 for Honolulu har-
Dor dredging, sl75,222.07 refund of
money expended by the Territory on
navigation works, 81 1000, 900 for Fed
era1 building in Honolulu, 100000
for Federal building in Hilo,
$1,000 for survey for Hilo
breakwater and $4,000 Tor
sanitary purposes. Joint resolutions of
the two commercial bodies have gone
forward to back up the recommends
tfons. A formidable strike of Japa-
nese laborers for increase of pay and
satisfaction of small grievances is in
progress on Waialua plantation. Ka-
huku plantation directors have hint
ed at the possibility of dividends be-
ginning the middle instead of the end
of the year Dr. w. C. Vile. recent
notable visitor from Danbury, Conn,
states in a letter to the Advertiser
that fresh Hawaiian pineapples he
bought here reached New York in good
condition. Governor Carter tells OF
rubber tree seedlings he saw flourish
ing on Maui, which had sprung nat
uraliy from the seed OF the parent tree
planted six years ago, and regards the
fact as highly promising of Hawai-
ian rubber industry in the future. the
Rapid Transit Co. is about adding
three cars. each with a seating capa-
city of So persons. TO its rolling stock
The Hawaiian Tobacco Co. to deal in.
not produce. tobacco. has been fncor-
porated Shortages of -four and barley
in the local market have been reported.
While general trade has continued
slow there is an inspiring PRESENT.
ment of good times close ahead exist
ing amongst the business community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11

The Acknowledgement has decided
that under the laws. as they conflict,
the control of city and other public lots
must rest with the Commissioner or
Public Works and not with the Public
Lands Department.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11

Very appropriate gifts for Mother Daughter Aunt Grand
mother Friends Special prices these fine goods All nev
designs.
Bureau lined in dainty colors from CSC. upward.
Irish Point squares, 80 inches, at goo, $50 and 5oc
Irish Point scarfs 10 50, $50. SOC. and s1oo
HOLIDAY FANS.
All New --latest Sizes and Shapes.
White spangle FANS fancy handles, at SO cents.
White spange fans, very dainty lace trimmed Is
90
White lace spange FANS ivory handles, from $3.50
Real Battenburg with ivory handles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-11
Holiday Specials
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
FLOSS PILLOWS.
Very Best Quality.

10 inch 80 cents, on sale at 20 cents.
IS inch IS cents, on sale at Is cents
20 inch so cents, on sale at IS cents.
22 inch S. cents, on sale at IS cents
"a inch Is cents. on sale at S. cents.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
EoR nAPpY MARRIED Ire.



No''.'.'''o'
M'a' tu', s.'iNon mas snpp",u
'N.I.'.. I".'A ''I '.' '''h WIZ ~
qN'i'- 20" "' ''n'' Oe ''ppS, , ,., y.
married. or ih o'"'F ".'o', VIVA, "
was I' o' '' Hl'' aug "''D ,'e ~
"' JUS WIG H''' summon"
..'N', WIN UI''.lN " ~
''' ,. 'H N.''' .'' '.,, ..i,.
e.".' l.'.'.'. ..' '',', 'N !. ''., 80
"s Won aa 'I.i''''' uN' ',' h'opp'u
a' 'h' Qua hn'.'F h.., NC. "rr.
L' ,'...','''' ol .'' 'n a''.-"
'"'" ''."'' '"'"-' ""'' "'
uaN que. 49,. $1,000.
l',..'.'''' a'""l' way -, IVY.
"u''' 'I ''' '''' ...'' "''' '" " N''" '''''
'', ",N U.",., .'.,' ,, u. W. ,. ''.'' o,
do N''' .'' "'. '' IVY
women U'..I. .''l '..i UNIV " "
more u i '' ,' u" w $3.50
- &c, n'' '''' '''''., """ '',
hurry ''''I. W'I., '.'' ''l'
, ,.. '''I..'.".. 'u-'' '... "",''
'u "'''ou care '' '' HuIl. '"''''' Nv
uO' 'uoua. W ny '.u''"n' ,uU.'"t o''.
,"u' '''' 'u'' '''ti'' '"'"'7' N''
uon'A !o'''I'al'
o. Roiorc MARRIAGE Kiss her "a
though she w,ro your w.to-1ticrward
Mss Ter a. though she we're your
sweetheart
G. Never abuse her confidence. Her
faith IN you IS capital. which you WILL
have TO Invest many times.
T. Compel her respect Respect IL
the mother and admiration the father
OF love.
s. Take an interest In her ahairs
/ You would be hurt II she took no In
terest In yours.
?. Devote At least a quarter OF the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
rADs OF MEN OF GENIUS.
Queer Tricks Rssorted To 10 Make the
Brain Active.


"Fenlmoro CooIcr couldn't write nm.
less he had gum drops to chew" said
a librarian. He bought gum drops In
ten.pound and tWorty.poutd lots. A.
some men are the slaves OF tobacco
wine or opium. 80 poor Cooper va
tho gum drops slave. without Il he
couldn't write a lire.
"Chateaubrlind dictated his work'
in hls bare feet. Elegantly nttlret
down to the ankles. he padded softli
up and down the floor. bis thin white
oxtremitles very conspicuous on thu
dark rugs.
"Gluck could orly compose IN the
open air. when tie srlrlt OF compost
ton took hold OF him he dragged hl
piano out upon the lawn. and then, IL
rain or shine. In snow or hail. In Al
gust or December the mastor EVOLVED
his beautiful harmonles.
"Bossuet worked with a hot clotf
bound round bis head Balzac In {
morks hood. Gauticr In a scarlet clonl
and Milton In a brown robe. Lore
Derby when no wrote ate branded
cherries. Byron. writing, ate truiiies
"This collection of facts" concluded
the librarian. goes TO prove that met
OF genius. I've the rest - MS, are silly
in some things"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
J.ek,; AdvIs, to HI. Friend.

why. Tom. thou'rt seaman: and mo,
every wind
That IVY wishes can prosper and
favor.
Btiu NJ In thy soui. that each pori
thou muyFt rnd.
While fonor shall Fuide thy behavior,
while rncd t'r" and hearty, tho stnyt
OF thy mind
Are steadily htacsd nv thy rutv;
While 20 klrE wife and friend. thou
art Consistent and kind
And tNnu drlcHt up the HorroWs Of
beauty
but mny IN thy tackles. crown rotten.
give way
Thy vessel may leaks fnlriy mn her.
Thy tirhers all splintcTd, no rope IA
islny.
Brore thy compass. and shatteri IN,
t.iloT
when shook IN the winds are the sail,
NJ thv htnft
And rouri false TO thins honor and
duty.
When F,m kline wife ana friend thou
wouldst hnselv depnrt
Ana thru mock'at at the sorrows OF
beauty
Charles Dlbdin.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
BREAKS THE RECORD


Inflammation Rapidly mud Radically Cur.d
uui,k WORK utn famous i'cmcdy.
Convenience, comfort. safety, ,pccd are
demanded by the travelling public in ouI
u,pld century ui .hu ho.uy.. iutcllecu
constantly CO., work on ihr.o problems
urc muaug wonderful progress IN the
construction uf trr steamship aud the
locomotive. 1.inin.ults nre sought 10
medicines nul Dr. Williams Pink Pills
for PABLO luunlruIHu-lmi.hug the world
hy thr triumph they Uro winning in the
umd curr OF obstinate mulIIcs, such No
Rheumatism. With spool they combine
convenience, perfect safety and cheap
urss.
Ilrrc is fresh rnaf ~ tbcIr conccu.
tmtd vi.uu.s tis Margaret GnutA
uf &c., la., lI .'Hmu street, Darlington,
Iowa., i,rl industrious German woman,
v'p uulut two and half years ngo
found harlf iu danger of losing her
power o. work altogether sIo says
|"I gut Rheumatism which made my
/ knees uui cltnv, very suu and painful
/ 1 had difficulty be raising my arms aud
| 1 cuuil hJlly LIE my foot over my
I dparstci. luHr'i Gu have Como TO bed,
but | cu'dut nGud a. do that, ~ !
forrgl myself toNuk he spite ~ the paib
uud stiffness. Allyr suffering Tor about
Xix months. I was told about DR.. VIII
lium, Pul, Pills fur pnlo People by .
friend, Wlo said she had been cured BY
them. On her advice. bought ono bon
and In two weeks after ! began 20 use
them was well and hnvo had no need
to uso them now fIr nearly two years.
DR.. Williams PM, pillsnro n good med.
iuino aud " 1 over have rheumatism
ngniu / will rct box right away. J
have told many fiouds what thoy did
fur me aud am glad to hnyo everybody
know"
This IA valuable ncws 20 all who Huf.
Ter from rheumatism. These pills havs
also cured stubborn eases OF locomotos
ntnxin. raftulpaiulysis, st.Vitus' dance.
scinticn, neuralgia, nervous headache.
= pnlpiiniion ~ tho heart and all forms q
weakness w male or female.
They nro sold by all druggists, q,
] will ho sent directly from the Dr. VII
q linms Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY,
on receipt of tlo price, fifty cents pci
. brx; six boxes Tor two dollars and u half
Look for tho full nume ON every bon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
TEA


The extraordinary rDWsci'7iir7
rover Of uglt rJcHat'y received q
curious I''u tr1t'ou ln 'hr silver mines
AZ Laurum a mluc had tccn ah1n.
doncd 1000 years. and the seed "
some peoples was found beneath tho
Stag AZ "a species which had dIfap.
pcared tJr twenty centuries. Tho Stag
being renewed. In a short time tho
entire SPACE was covered with no
most gorgeous show ~ porrios Aftcr
their twenty centuries rest they bid
bloomcd a. vigorously ~ ever viii.
,ut air ~ ~~'rr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02

The following good advice IL found
in the health page ~ Maxwclla Tails.
man Eat lots Of celery and plen.
~ OF oranges ana srnlcs Eat very
little meat sugar, butter white hour
fresh bread. noverl and very little
croam-and. Of course. no pork, or
pie. or any such stun A. that. Damn.
ness will not invBo an attack of
rheumatism. unless ones blood r.
overloaded with uric acid. Rheumatic
people should be- especially careful TO
chew an Btarchy foods dread. pota.
'-rs e'oN vsrv thoroughly"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
TEA
Do you think it worth
while to serve good tea at
your table,


A city woman who had decided that
she would Keep some hens as a prof
table Amusement during her long
summers 20 the country asked the
farmer Of whom she bought them
what they could eat The man looked
AZ her IN silent amaz mCnt a momcn.
before he replied. 1T would take me
the rest O. my days to ten ye what
they oin eat" he said, q; last, but
II won't take long 10 tell yo what they
can't You avoid feeding Of 'cm with
salt fsh and cohhlcgtoues and I guess
you won't hsvs -~.. 90 '''N'n"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
Che plnerencn.

"t'd Ike 10 Mow what's the dlner
ence between guesser and fore
caster" said Mrs. Wonder. puzzlIng
her mind over the ante election dg
uros IN one Of tie paTors.
- guessor." explained Mr.. Wonder.
"slmrly humps fls figures and IL
either rIght or wrong al once: while
forocasicr arranges his figures In a
table OF statistics and makes you won.
der how ON oorth he could DO any.
thing EXCEPT right"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02

Learn 10 take things as they arc
marked on tho calendar Of your lite.
Remember Il Is not TO morrow that you
will live. but % Is to-day that you a.c
living. The Affairs OF yesterday are
as dead as Julius Caesar, the a1alrs OF
tomorrow are mysteries which only
tomorrow will unfold Next week VIII
be ufy much like this one. 10 let ~
not anticipate too much.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
NAmro N CO mANNrn.


origin Ct "Plrt Judy Pint" en- Rhod;
Island Shore,
Point Judith. Rhode Island. II
known 20 The natives Of that nelrh.
borhood az "P.nt Judy plat" Ouc1
uron n time. the ftcry goes. an Old
sea CAPTAIN ~ Nantucket or there.
aoouts tool, his wife with him urcn n
voyage along tho coast and. being
cnvclopcd ina fog. he made her look.
out. After awhile the woman rincd
out. Land" "whar awayg' believed
her lord. why. right over there Just
the other s'tc of all those ropes" sho
anlwCrci. cNcltcdly. "T'cther ride o.
q ilcsucNs!" reared the captain.
Cant you tell mo In straight talk.
whar nway7" Now Il happened that
the captains wife was unncqualntcd
with nautical terms ana while she
could DO many useful things rhc could
no moro have boxed the compass than
she could have flown. So tho captain
fnoutcd 10 hor: pint Judy Pint"
Then Judy "rlntod" ana the shore she
lad discovered and Indicated was over
aitCrwnrd known ms Pint judy Tint
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02

Notwithstanding the large prodne.
ton Of petroleum In Russia the use ~
illuminating oil In the country Is small
Il has been limited by a tax on re-
nned oil. Recently the Baku rchnerl
have petitloned the government "a
abolish this tax on rehaed oil for home
consumption and TO substitute Tor II a
tai on all crude oil produced.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02

John Henry Maedllr. the aytron.
omc-, whose fayorlto study was the
moon. having learned that Frau
wlue. the wife Of the state councillor
owned a wonderful model OF his pet
lumInary, spont years trying 10 gain
possession 81 II. As her tusbani was
LIVING be could not marry the owner
OF the model. 30 no married her
daughter and at the death Of his
motherIu-law the coveted moon be
came bis.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02
L,a, Human Nletlm, OF Ilnet,.

Indian tigers seem 90 DO losing
their taste for human acsh. Con
slderably fewer human victims are re.
ported. In the district OF Chanda,
HashanEsbad. and Raypur the figures
have fallen from 100. the average OF
previous years. TO hitynlnc on the
other hand. tho number OF cattle de.
yoursd had increased from 1890 TO 8.
93s. OF the human victims 50 per
cent were natives and II per cent
Europeans.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-02

The greatest Of the worlds mann
factories " halrplns 10 at Palnsviek.
village In tho Stroud valley, At the
foot OF the CotsWolda. There are no
foVcr than thrco hundred persons en-.
ployod In turning out thsso tribes Of
the boudulr. and hundreds OF auto
matte machines are In constant opera
ton transforming miles Of wire inta
tors Of finished plns-London En'
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