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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-21

man is a half white was taken into the
consideration and made a deciding
factor? It would be a strange and
most ominous circumstance, if that
We're true-a matter for the serious
consideration of people on the main
land.
Young Tucker, who passed first in
both examinations, and who by all
right should have had choice of which
ever suited him, West Point or An
napolis, seems to be a most deserving
as well as clever lad. He is the only
son of a widow, who by hard and I'M
firing industry has raised her boy to
be a frank, honest, manly lad, with a
spirit of helpfulness toward his
mother that is greatly to his credit.
The boy, according to Prof. Scott, Of
vacation last year in order to prepare
himself for these examinations-wh
the schools do not prepare lads for es-
pecially. Prof. Scott himself directed
the boy s studies. ana, IN a0QltlOn TO
studying at a time when his mates
We're at play, the boy climbed Tantalus
every night to care for a gentleman's
place there and so earn money to buy
the extra books that he needed in his
studies and to be as little burden as
he could to his mother. In fact, it was
by his mothers desire that he staid in
school. very largely, although he was
himself ambitious to get a first class
education. The boy himself wanted to
go to work, giving up his ambition,
to help his mother. She was willing
and as yet able to work for him. and
both mother and son had looked on
this chance at West Point or Annapo-
lis as the boys opportunity to get the
higher education that Tucker wanted
and his mother wanted him to have.
And everybody knows how that chance
has gone.
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HALETWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu's IA
nous country resort, on the line of
the Oahu Railway, contains every
modern Improvement and affords its
guests an opportunity to enjoy all
amusemenJs - golf, tennis, billiards,
fresh and salt water bathing, shoot
ing. fishing, riding and driving. Tick
cts. including railway fare and one full
days room and board, are sold at the
Honolulu station and Trent & Com
pany for $500. For departure of trains
consult time table.
On Sundays. the Haleiwa Limited a
two-hour tram. leaves at s:22 Il. m;
returning, arrives /. Honolulu at 1910
p. N.
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7 may be said that a Trust
Company's service offers the
safest means for persons ia
experienced in business to
wisely manage their affairs.
The law has thrown every
safeguard around it.
Consultation invited at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-21
VIVA. G. IRWIN G CO.. LEh
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co., &3N
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Philas
delphia, Pa
Newau Universal Mill Co., Manz~
facturers Of National Cane Shredas9s
New York, N. z.
Paraffine Paint Company, Gar. FraRA
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., San Francisco, Cal
Pacific OIL Transportation Co., E2g
Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-21
Ican't make this out, can you?

The Relief & Burial Association mas
racentlv lost one of its members. LIS
ASSOCIATION paid 800 for funeral az
burial expenses. and to the SD. 100
relatives $3.50 in cash as relieI go
fits All of which cost the
member $3.50. ,,,.5
pa1isf e Burial Association moved
- T G williams Undertaking
Psriore 1920 Fort Street, Phone Main
49,
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VIM. C. IRWIN q CO.. LrR

VIM. G. IRWIN Il CO., LTR
WIN. g. Irwin. President and Manager
John d. Spreckels. First Vice-P President
w. Nj. Giffard. Second Vice President
Fl. M. Whitney, Treasures
Richard Ivers Secretary
A. Z. IovektR.. .Auditea
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
AGENTS FOR Tan
Oceanic Steamship Compass
OF San Francisco, Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE
Scottish Union & National IRsurazea
Company of Edinburg.
Wilhelma OF Magdeburg General ERn
| surance Company.
Associated Assurance Company -
Munich e. Berlin.
Alliance Marine & General Assurances
| Co., Ltd, OF London.
Royal Insurance Company OF Vaves~
pool. Alliance Assurance Company q
London.
Rochester German Insurance. CzQEs
pany Of N. Y.
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
kelp or advice, is invited to commune
sate either in person or by letter, with
Ensign l. Anderson. uatron Of tbs
Salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Harne. No 1880 King street
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.,
LIMITED.

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of Londe0s
Phoenix Assurance Company of LoB"
don.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance Conz-
pany.
Pher1ix Insurance Company of Brook
lyn-
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Staot Baltimore.

Ser ,Serein Der Saul
Iente unb 6abrifanten"
belt gcitern Godnlitto9 i'm .Gopal
Mrconum" -@ebGiloe an Der S~orotogu-
StraBe cine Sisung, mGbreno mel-
der ser bon Wappr SimonuS onae.
regte oll9emeine Serbelieru1gsplan
beiproden lno IN einem einItimmia
ungellonmnellen YeidluB inooiiirt
mlroe. Yr1iioent &. Stanley @arb
erronllte Elm Gomite, bas Tomiitatio.
men fiir oie I'M Sonuor ltottiinoenoe
Ycomtenluobl MAIDEN miro. Ger 9e.
ritt ocS SranSportotions Counties
beiogt, oab bos Habott.S pitem in oie.
ient Sabre 1905 aailfleite aus Dem
Siiocn nod Baltimore fir ibre
Serbit-ginfdufe 5u fommen beran.
laBte, gegen 9S7 IN oetn Ioriabre,
Sr. 9atiel 6. Gonflin, ser 8orliser
bes Soipitalitdts gomite's, beridtete,
baB oas Snbres.9 anfett oes Sereins
am 26. Sanitnr i'm nSotel 9clpioere"
itattfinben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
gcrmiidtc telesrapbiide 9epeiden.

- Iif Dem Euquonne : Tiper bel
Bridgeport, Cont, braf)en Der orct
Sabre alte Gooie @ermi mnb Der 10
Sabre olte Mattbep &epnolos in,s
Gis ein uno ertranfen. Sbt Seiden
fonlten nod nidt geborgen iperoen.
rsn Columbus, g., lit Gep.
e. IS. Sreiiel, elmer Der befanltteltea
lutberiifen Freoiger int StaateO Ohio
uno Baitor Der @race-airde, I'M
gltcr BON 6S Sabren geltorben.
= Sn Son Srun;isco uiiroe Der
photograph Bruce Wetcalf III eineml
3inluer, buS CT nit ieiner 6ran, mel.
dc cinegbeibeioiingSflage 9eeen ibn
on6Gngig genlodt bot, Time bette,
eridoiien. Gin Streit ipar porange'
gangen. Srau Metcalf miirbe Der.
baftet, erfl1rtc aber, 6. 8. GeeleyL
ein Observation-Disclosures, ST. Incident
lie ge5iebungen unterbielt, lei Der
mobrIheinlihe Sbdter. Die Golisei
fabuoet auf 8eelep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02

8ollagber mieber in
9 of mulitdtcn. - Charles %.
Gallagher, Der @runoeigeutbums-
mofler nit Ben langen Tid)terbou.
rem, murbe g~eitern I'M mittleren Stc-
tionsboltie bonn &obi @ronnon ollf
Die ACKNOWLEDGING angeblihcr iolifer
Toripiegelungen u1ter $500 9iirg-
ihnft Dem @eridtsperfobrcn iiber.
luieien. Sr. z. 9. WpcrS bon Nr.
1916, observation-disclosures. erbob
Die ACKNOWLEDGING. gr bebouptete,
Dor lGligerer 3eit 6obe er Gallagher
ST gegeben ols Gr5oblling nlif eiu
@%runoltiid uno oonn GO Gents fir
Ole ErotofoQirlng Der ltebertra=
gungspapiere. ieitoem babe @ollo-
gber aber nidts mebr bon iid) boren
ooer leben laiierl.
Yoitnlihes - Ias Sarpt-
Eoitanlt uito Die Stationen iperoell
am Wontng, Dem 5%ipeiten Gage i'm
ttellcn Sabre, UNI 10 llbr Sormittags
| geifloIien, NIT 9llsrabme oeS aniii-
rers : 9eportenlents uno Der @elo.
onpeiiutgs Ibtbeilling I'M 0alipt.
Eoitamt. Die Den gari5en Gag &c.
if(oiien bleiben. Die 4btbeilllng iiir
reaiitrirte 9riefe, 1T welder Joni
Eoitiaden Gag uto Tad)t regiltriri
meroen fonnen, iotpie Die Seniter fin
ben gerfauf BON 8riefmarfen iperber
nm 1 lbr Iadmittags geihloiien
9riefe peroen in Der got5en StooI
MIR eiltmal, Worgens UNI 8 nbr
aiisgetragen. Die gntleeruns oel
9rieffditen auf ben StraBen erfolgt
nm K9 llbr gormittass, 1a5 l1b'
Nadmittogs uno 10 llbr abenbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
@cniacr u uiternfiid c |

@enigcr u niterniiiher
nj So{pitol ais ri + -
Gle Saus1r5te i'm Worinc.Soipita(
beri6ten, bob Die BAIL Der aronfen,
Die bon guIternbooten nod Der an-
itolt geididt iperben, Dies Sobr be.
bclltenb fleiner lit, ais I'M 8oriobr,
nGmlid) 60 gegen So. Sm Sanuor
nno Tebruor, ben fdlteiten Monoten,
iucroen me6r 8otienten erwortet.
Die g6nobme in Der 3abl Der Tn.
ticntcn miro boollrd erflGrlid, Dob
piclc ait1ternbootc ibre 2oolungcn oit
oen 8crften Der Ban ldnoen llno oa-
burd Die lurge uno 5citroll6enoe
5obrt mad, Baltimore eriparen,
9 Ii t te cine Srepp G
+ inab +. - Sr. Iobert ". Wc@uun
fiel gciteru in naeQp's Sotel" an Der
Toro.Gutnlp-, nabe Baltimore Ctr,
cine &ellertreppc binab, ipobei er cine
crbebli6e aopfmitnoe oupon trlg. ST
pnrbe na6 Dem ,MarDl1noer ltni.
berlitdts.Soipitol" gebrodt.
2ttt on Den Moern. -
George Saa, elm Neger Dol, Snntnicn
ipilroe geitern on Der Ode Der @ino.
for Ii. 9oiton-S troBe in BEGINNINGS.
loicm 3uItanoe alif Dem Eflaiter lie.
geno oiif gefunoen, nno man ianote
i'm III oer Inlbulnn5 Der oitlid)ef
YoliSeiitotion in bos 9iireoll oes &c.
Iunobeitsamtes. 9ort erfldrte Or
Sones, Dab Der Wann al ben Wnierr
leioe, uno ianote i'm in,ein Soipitof
Ger 50 1t nj g d a d.
Terein II" peronitaltet an 2.Samial
in ieinem l,eilen glubbauie, Nr.t002
WeGuaobitraBe, aeinen groBcn Neu
iobrs . Gmpfang.
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slns ben @eridten.

Itritten. = Srn. Siegel's Selto-
~,ment. - Oos gbetpebe. = Sncor-
pQrirt.
@egen bnS Seitament beS peritor-
benen So5eltine @rabom Siderp
reidte qeltern inn @oiiengeridt oeiien
7 SdNpeIter, Srou Soiepbine u. 9udett,
einen Ginmonb Elm. Serr &iderp mar
| unperbeiratbet mo binterluBt ein
Gcrmoocn bon mebr, oils 100000.
Sn ieinem Jeltomcnt beoenft er per-
lhiebene Hidten uno Nefien, ainoer
leiner peritorbenen Sdmelter, Sralt
Gmilp @eoae, unO binterlGBt Ser
alGaerin MIR $4,000. Sein Sruoer
Goluaro M. Giderp luno Iein Neffe
SbomoS g. @e0gc marert 5l Grben
oes &eitucrn1ogenS ulo 5u Selta-
mentsponitredern eingelctt. 6rart
0udett bebouptet in ibrer &lagc, BOB
OoS AM 80. Hopember 1901 gemodte
Seitament ibr Dor Der Ginreihrn9
I'M @oiiengcriht nidt sur Ginlidt
porgelegt murbc, DOB Serr TlderD
gciitig ni6t I'M Stonoc gciuelen lei,
ein iold)es Gofumcut niIf5uietcn, nod
belien Snbolt SIT p%eriteben. Sic err
irld)t oeSbolb ooS @aiiengeridt, Die
Observation-Disclosures ob5ulebet nno
al ibrer Stclle m0brcno Der 9nller
oeS Yro5eiIeS unoere an ibrcr SteQe
81 ernennen.
Srn. Siegel'S Seitament.
GoS SeItament bon Channel Sic
gel, Oos g~eitern I'M @oiiengeridt be-
itGti9t ipurbe, pernadt Dem uSsroe-
litiiden @oilenbols" uno Der rSs=
roelitiifen Soipital. rno Iipl-@ eiell-
ibait" ie $3.50. Ger &eit bes Ser
mogens fdlt nod) gb5ll9 elmer Cunt
NE bon $1,000 fir Srolt Bertha SodS
IN Norbbeinl, Scutlhlono, ie sur
SGlfte on ieinen 9ruoer elias Siegel
IN Butte, Wont., ulb feline Shpc-
tern, sSrolt gltber Strolls ilno go
pbie NllBballm, Yeioe in 9opcrn
luobnboft. Serr SicgeI itorb om %.
0c5enber pIoblif ouf einem 2Gbr-
boote 3piihen Tep.Yorf unb Seriep-
Gitv.
S6ci0ungStln0en.
Minnic 81. @inter rei6tc gcitern
i'm areis9eri6t cine aloge auf Sd)ei-
Dung bon Sronf 9. @inter elm, nit
Dem tic iid) am "a. SuIi 1886 perbei-
rotbete uno Der ibr ongeblid untreil
muroe.
Sn oemielben @erid)te iteatc anna
&. Witdel einen gleiden Iutrag ge-
gen Somes q. WfitdeQ, neil oieier Iie
on9eblid iisen lieB. Sos Yoor BET
rat6ete an 10. sSebr,lm tSa1-iino bot
5tpei ainoer.
Inter Der aneobe, oaB lie inn sic
Sreue brad, oerlongte Walter q.
9rnmble bon bemielben @erid)t cine
S6eioun9 bon 9aiip 9. 9romble,
Die er am 10. Wtoi 1900 beirotbete.
Inna Soblo, Nr. 2Ot0, Yeoboop-
StraBe, pnroe geitern i'm &reisgeridt
BON Charles Sobla gei6ieocn, Der ollt
20. September 1901 nit elmer Sralt,
Namens Gina &eQor, nad) Golllm=
bus, Ohio, bopon gegongcn iein ioQ.
las Goor beirat6etc am 6. Se6rllar
1890.
8leide 8efrete erbielten bon Dem.
iclben 8erid)te @m. 81. 9ono bon
Nr. 407, @elt-2e rington StroBe, ae.
gen NINA W. 0ono uno NINA 9eQe
grice ge9cn Sront $. 9rice; in BEL
ben 5olen por angeblidcr Gbe6rud)
Der SdeiOegruno.
Sncorporirt.
Gle Commercial T~Sirtllrc Comp"
pltroc geltern bon Ben SS. Econ @.
Sinmcl, SIibor Sinmnrel, Woies 8.
Simmcl, Souis g. Sronf uno No-
than aoiblono nit $4,000 aopitol
incorporirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-02
Bonn ferncn 0inmcIpta.

Sr. Hoberf Slaft lptr0 m lel1ergSoD'
nung an Montforo.gpenle bon
ieinem 9rroer iiberrol6t, Die
linn lett 90 Sobren nift 9eieben.
Gin frobli6es @ieoerieben.
y@llten Wor9en! @ir mohteil
Srn, Tobert 8lott Iprcden!" nit ole
len @ortcn Iteltcn lid am Worgen
oes @eibnohtstages 5ipei MGnner,
pelbe oes Iltsieben oeS tppiid)en
meltlihen SarmerS botten, IN Der
@obniing oes Srn. Hobert &lott, Scr.
416, Horo.M ontforo. Npenue Dor. Iuf
Die Sro9e, neldcSgutrGgen lie bat.
ten, folgte MIR Gin gemciniameS
Sdiitteln oeS &opfeS urb enbli6 err
idien Damn oli6 Sr. 9Iott. ST frl,g
Die Scrren mad, ibrem 9egcbr unb
erbielt BON bieien Die Intport, BOB tic
cine 5iemlide Strcdc gereiIt ieien,
nm cine perionlid)c llnterreoultg NIT
ibm 81 erlnngen. Sr. &lott tonnte
lid nid)t p~oritellen, mas oiele nSrem.
Den" linen 81 er56blcn baben fonn-
ten. 9eioe noren IN LANCE ltebers
rode gebiiQt uno trlt9en 9odenborte,
Ionic longe lodge Saore, nud) ed)s
tenn iueitliden Stpl. Gr lub iie ies
bod cin, in ieinem Eorlor Elot SIT
nebmet. rno nofocm lie Elot &c.
nonmen botten, fling elmer bon bel,
oSremben" all, bon elmer Srtldoft
in Der 8ropin59ronoenburg, 9euti6.
lono, 81 ipredett. Sr. &latt ltommt
aus Sronoenburg uno Die S6ilbe-
berllng zines flcinen Srtes in Der
Eropin5 %erinnerte i'm lebboft an iei=
ne Sugeno ooielbit. gnolid fonnte
Der gr5GbIer nidt IGnger an iid bal
ten. Wit oen @orten yslber Hobert,
fennIt Oh inns pirflif nidt, iprong
er alli uno rief uaennit 0u oeine
9riloer @uitop mo Sulius nid)t
mebr2"
Sofort iob Sr, alott eir, iuesbolb
sic @eiihts5iigc Ser beiocn MGnner
ibn lofort ols befannt oufgciollen
iuorcr, obne bob or lie plociren
fonntc uno misunderstanding folgte
Die ber5lihlte 9e9riiBung. Seitoem
bat Sr. alott ieinen 9riibern Den
nGlepbonten" goItintore'S ee5eiet
i,nb Weltn oielelben am nd6itenWon.
tag nod Dem fernen @eiten 5llriif.
fobren, 10 luerben iie liderli6 Der bier
perlebten Gage geoenfen.
IS mar Dor 81 Sabren, aIS Sr.
Hobcrt 8latt, bon 9ranocnbllrg nod)
Imcrifn auSiuotoerte itno ii6 in
Baltimore nie6erlieB. @alb ooroitf
folgte linn iein Glterer 9ruoer Git
ltup unh MN zine filr5c Sriit Der.
ging, ols' ollf5 S%sltltlS alatt nod
Dem gelobten Sqnoe FAM. 9eibe lpn.
rem tiidtige 2%onbmirtbe, ood) ibr eir.
5iges 8opitol bei ibrer 2onoung mo.
rem ie 5ruei feite Sanite mo Ser feIte
WiQe, lid in Nmerifu cine 3llfunit
81 erringen. Sic blieben MIR fltr5e
Belt Bel ibrem @ruoer mo Damn folgs
ten lie Dem 3rrgc nod Dem @eIten.
Su Minnelotd fonoen lie grbeit
uno ltetig ibr 3iel Dor gugen bol.
teno, orbeiteten lie oaielbit. S5ebt
iino lie moblbeltelte @%runobeiiber.
@ultoo lit 9eiiber elmer Sorm BON
$50 gdern mo etfuo 500 Stiid Gie6
mo Slllirls ciQnet 100 Nder uno &c.
gen 400 Stiit Gieb. SIRE 6ormen
6eiinoen iid) IN &anopiQe.G ountp,
MinneIoto, etlua 1870 Wteilen bon ct.
Saul. Seit ibrem erIten Iuientbolte
III Baltimore batten lie ibrcn bier att
IdBi9en 9ritoer nidt geicben mo 10
beldlolIen lie fnr5 Dor Dem lebten
@eibnod)tstogc (bie Grrote mar ia.
mos gcipelelU ibnt ll~nperbofft einctt
9eiud ob5llitatten uno oie lteberrd.
idung gelong i9itcn por5iiglid).
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
HOPE FOR COLORADO

Colorado has been saved from grave peril by the
good Of majority of its legislators Much the
Republican leaders desired to reseat Peabody
even in face Of the large electoral plurality against him.
they foresaw the danger Of facing the issue. They
knew that Colorado was in a condition perousIy close
anarchy, and that slarng act the sezng Of
the governorship would be likely to precpitate rupture
In crediting the majority of the legislators with
good sense in seating the Democratic governorelect
there should be qualifying clause, therefor, to the
effect that they not influenced by conscientious
scrupes There is doubt that they would have gotten
away with the governorship If they could
plished the larceny without calling up a spirit Of
anarchy that they knew would not down at command.
the fear of anarchc results not the whispering Of
conscience that led the turning down of Governor
Peabody and the official declaration Of the election of
Alva Adams
The people of Colorado should be congratulated on
the states escape from danger much more grave than
the strike troubles they endured almost constantly for
nearly years There is doubt that the opponents
of Governor Peabody would have resisted by violence If
necessary any attempt to install him for another term
The distinction is made between the opponents of the
governor and the Democratic party because a great
many Republicans voted Adams That fact is shown
by the election of all the Republican candidates on the
ticket except Peabody the latter being beaten as
row officially declared, by plurality of 9774.
The time to be ripe for the reputable
PEOPLE of Colorado regardless of political Affiliations, to
get together and rid the state of dsrepuabe politicians
well dangerous fomeners Of trouble between labor
and capital Colorado has been cursed for many years
by the Vaccinations of these two classes. They have
the of checking the development of the state
and of bringing reproach upon its entire citizenship.
The centennial has come to be regarded as Sec
tion to avoid thus changing in estimation abroad from
health resort to last resort.
The rather unexpected seating of Governor Adams
marks good start for the future of Colorado. If the
x,iu 'roo-
gate to the it's perncous politicians and its pest
ferrous agiators 1t will take fresh start toward the
of prosperity that its and natural at
fractions should comand.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
Wealth

The conversation as overheard by the
passenger in the next seat:
"How many have you?"
"Oh, I CUES about 350,0O0."
HAS It been a good season."
Fair, but nothing extra"
How much did each net you?"
Perhaps So"
Then one of the two left the car.
excuse me-" said the passenger in
the next seat, leaning forward, but
may I ask who your friend is?"
Certainly. That is Col. Combes."
"He seems to be a man of wealth."
Hes not particularly wealthy"
II heard him say he had S5o,0oo Of
something or other. Stocks. suppose"
mot at all. Bees. He's an amateur
bee-keeper."
But didn't he say they had netted
him $5 apiece?"
"Yes, that's what he said each of the
hives had netted him. There are about
$4,000 bees in hive"
"And all he'd made off them was
$50?"
eyes"
"Oh!"
Curiosity fully satisfied?"
"Er-yes. 1 beg your pardon"
mot at all, sir."-Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09

the heart; 1t is look of inexpressib'e
Joy of a mother and a father who de-
clares that son is born to them. This
blessed influence has transformed the
world. 1t is regulating our hasty tenn
pers, which are the cause of so much
suffering. A hasty temper is one of
the greatest Affections that can befall
a person, We not only afflict ourselves,
but how we do plague our friends.
Now let us make the acquaintance
of this blessed Savior who can and VIII
regulate our tempers, and not only give
us rest but will give us peace also. Oh,
how often it has been said IT wish our
dear friend was cured of that evil tenn
per-" There are also other things to
be considered. Our habits should be
considered and some of our acquaint-
ances have not contributed to our
peace.
Oh, make this new year a memorable
one by manfully deciding for the rights
which God shall give us, and all will be
we'll with us.
God be with you.
(Signed) FRANCIS MURPHY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
WIRELESS TELEGRApHY AT SEA

In the course of a talk with representative of The
Herald reported yesterdays ISSUE the local weather
forecaster made noteworthy observation. He
pressed the opinion that there storm out
the ocean, from which, of course reports OBJ
tainable From that situation he deduced the posi-
bilty of seemingly sudden sweep of the storm inland
Following that hypothesis ntimated that the weather
service in the Pacific coast states might be greatly
improved if the government would establish observation
ships along the coast, having them move from 800 to
500 miles out from land"
1t not probable that the weather orecaser regards
his suggestion practicable at the present time al
though the utility of such service he suggests is
obvious. Vessels at within easy wireless tee-
graphic connection with land would be able to keep the
coast service in constant touch with weather conditions
far from land. But the cost of such service would be
prohibtve at the present time however adaptable it
may be in the future
A feasible plan the general line, however,
might be adopted by the equipment of all vessels in the
and ranspachc service with wireless telegraph
apparatus. Such equipment is not expensive. 1t would
only enable vessels to report weather condi
tons and other matters to wireless stations the
coast but it might be valuable in transmitting messages
to the vessels from land
On the Atlantic coast the value of wireless tele-
graphy is recognized already. Steamships at sea- both
outward and inward bound in touch with stations
ON land 1t can readily be imagined that such service
might often be Of the highest Importance Steamship
traffic the Pacific in its infancy compared with it's
development the Atlantic but the time is not far
away when will attain proportions on this side of
the continent.
The government has begun the work Of establishing
wireless telegraph stations this coast and probably
within year the equipment will be complete II the
coast and ranspacihc vessels follow the lead OF the
Atlantic craft the hope OF local weather forecaster
viii be at least partly realized.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-09
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