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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
DESTROYERS SET OUT ON
TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO

torpedo boat destroyer Lawrence left at 1898
this morning for couple of days visit to
Venice, after which Captain Howe will return
and remain here until January 2.
The Goldsboro left at o'clock this morning
and passed the day cruising around the west
end OF Catalina island, returning to her berth
at the Southern Pacific wharf at s oclock.
Meantime the little Fox took supply OF
coal and water for the trip to San Francisco
and at 4:3O the destroyers Preble and Hopkins
came up the inner harbor from San Diego
and Immediately turned and left for San Fran
cisco.
me Fox will be assisted by the Preble, ana
on reaching Mare Island will go out of com
mission. her crew being transferred TO this
Rowan. which called at this port December II
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
RIVERSIDE
Office S11 Main.
Home Phone 1921.
BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
Two Mexicans Killed Instantly at
Quarries of Southern California
Cement Company While
Tamping Charge

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 29.-As the result
of a premature explosion Francisco
Alivo and Joe Lana, Mexicans, were
killed instantly at the quarries Of the
Southern California Cement company
last Sunday.
The men were tamping in a charge
of dynamite, when it exploded, throw
ing them far into the air and lacerat-
ing them almost beyond recognition.
An inuuest was held on the remains
this afternoon, but the verdict did not
fix the blame. Both men left families.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
CONDEMNATION SUITS MAY
FOLLOW DECREE BY COUNCIL

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 29.-Several con-
demnation suits are likely to result
from the action taken by the city
council today in decreeing that the
public interest and welfare required
that certain rights of way be secured
for the proposed extension of Magno-
liza avenue to Main street, by way Of
Cypress avenue and Thirteenth street.
The streets to be traversed will be
widened to 100 feet, and a fill or con-
crete bridge constructed to span the
Terquesquite arroyo. which hitherto
has been the obstacle to the securing
of a good thoroughfare down the val
leY.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
APPOINT FRANK GARLAND
STREET Superintendent

WILMINGTON, Dec. 29-Having previously
requested the resignation OF Street Supern-
tendent Benton Mccoy. the board of trustees
last evening appointed Frank Garland to the
vacancy.
A petition received with eighty-three
signatures asking that Dan Mulherron be ap-
pointed, but was denied. Considerable feeling
was manifested on both sides at the meeting,
but the appointments received the sanction
OF all OF the trustees except Trustee Syla. who
voted mo-"
No action was taken on the application OF
Manager Wheatley Of the Consolidation Lum-
Der company for franchise for a switch from
the Southern Pacific to the box factory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
MAY START AGITATION FOR
TELEPHONE CONCENTRATION

RIVERSIDE, Dec. 29.-It looks as
though an effort would be made in the
near future to have the local telephone
system placed in the hands of one COM
pany. The city council discussed the
matter today and the desirability of
such a move was emphasized. San
Bernardino and Santa Ana have been
hammering at the matter for some
time. and it has been limited that joint
action might be taken by these cities
and Riverside so that one system ul-
timatelY might handle the business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
MONROVIA
Ell MONTE MAN MARRIED TO
WELL KNOWN SOCIETY GIRL
436 w. Palm st.
Phone; Home. Black 1877.

MONROVIA, Dec. ga pretty we'd
ding took place here yesterday, Edwin
]. Killian of Ell Monte being married
to Miss Lulu Knowlton of this city.
The ceremony was performed at the
Baptist parsonage, Rev. f. A. Parsons
officiating. The bride was dressed in a
light gray travelling suit. Mr.. and Mrs
Killian will make their future home In
Ell Monte Mr. Killian taking up the
practice of law in Los Angeles.
NJ r. Williams has transferred foui
and one-half acres of oranges on South
Primrose to Mr.. Lapham, the consider
alton being $4,000 an acre.
The Women's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold Its
December meeting Thursday afternoon
at 2:30. Mrs Frank Bourne viii speak
on "The Mountaineers."
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
NEW BRIDGE ERECTED BY
SALT LAKE ROAD TESTED

LONG BEACH, Dec. 29.-Hundreds visited
- jop,eTine Of the new 1S0-foot bascule
bridge of the Salt Lake railway company.
The bridge was raised ssven-tenths OF the
way to the perpendicular. and was then low
all appearances Ito.
The sight of the great steel span rising
slxvvArd is most impressive. Trains viii De
run over it. probably. about January
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
SAN BERNARDINO
Office sos Third Street.
Phones: Home 875. Sunset Main 1913.
HARSH LANGUAGE USED AT
CITY COUNCILS MEETING
Vote on Expenditure for Purchase of
Implements for Street Improve
ments Brings Bitter criti-
cism from Mayor

SAN BERNARDINo. Dec 29.--At a special
meeting of the city council last night, Mayor
j. j. Hanford bitterly critised the citizens
committee Of thirty appointed TO aid in car
rying the recently voted bonds for street i'm
provements The opportunity for attacking the
committee developed when the matter of vot-
ing $4,000 for the purchase of implements
for street improvements was under discussion.
The administration has pledged itself that
the committe> shall have charge of the ex-
pending of the bond moneys and the latter
proposes 90 see that no graft enters into their
administration.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
SANTA ANA
CURRENT SANTA ANA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
Office ais N. Sycamore.
Home Phone ais.

SANTA ANA, Dec 29-Clyde Taylor,
charged with petty larceny, and against whom
more serious charges are said to be suscep-
tible of proof, was to have pleaded guilty to-
day, but at the last moment asked for and
granted a continuance of his case until
next Monday. Taylor is said to have stolen
a horse and wagon here several months ago,
but the charge he now faces 1t that of steal
ing an overcoat and shotgun from his brother.
Juan Perez, the Mexican charged with rob-
bling Bishops dry goods store last Friday
night, who when arrested is said to have had
in his possession some of the stolen goods,
arraigned today and pleaded not guilty.
His preliminary examination was set for to-
morrow afternoon.
Ross L. Shellhamer and Miss Susie r. Chiles,
both residents of Los Angeles, were married
here today by Justice of the Peace Smith
wick.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
DEATHS

sEBREE-Mary E. sebree. 20 years. ma
tive of Ohio zoe West Avenue Fifty.
seven; tuberculosis
ERTSON-Kathleen r. Robertson, Il
years, native of California. 1881 Yves
Adams; scarlet fever.
HAURET-Edith Josephine Hauret.
months, native OF California. 333 Mesa
street, CASTRO entertls
WYGANT-E Emma B. Wygant. 81 years, ma
tive of New York, 1907 Halldale avenue
paralysis
sHIRO-sumner c. Shire. months. NATIVE
Of California, 24O7 Ocean View street
commissions.
OHMEIRS-Joseph NJ Ohmeirs, 80 years
native Of New York, Angelus hospital
heart failure.
REQUA-Helen Requa, rs years, native o.
New Jersey, 1902 West Twenty eight
street; heart disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
pIsINCoRPoRAToRs AGAIN
DOOMED TO DISAPPOINTMENT

LONG BEACH. Dec. 29.-The petitioners for
the disincorporation of Belmont Heights We're
disappointed again last night, quorum OF
the city council failing TO materlalze Lor sii7
,neetins At which the petition was to be sub
mitted Trustees Bassett and Vandeventer
were the only councilmen present
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
CARPET CLEANING


PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Incorporated. w. c. CLINE, president. sag 81
Olive st. Tel. Home F2ssO; Sunset 1fain ar
e-i8-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
BIRTHS

CORNOCK-To Harry S. and NJ Ethe
Cornock. 1856 West Thirty-ninth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
DIED


residence, 127 North Ander-
son street., Mrs Sarah Helen Georgine
Teprault aged "a years and 10 months.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
FUNERAL NOTICE

THOMPSON-At his residence 1882 East
Fourth street, December 20, 1908, Moses b.,
beloved husband of Nettie b. Thompson.
Funeral notice later.
Palmyra, Mo-, papers please copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30

WANTED-s2O0O FOR 80 DAYS ON COLI
lateral security worth $4,000, viii pay
per cent per month"; must have 1t this
week. VIII stand closest investiBation.
ARTHUR G. MUM, zoe Mason bldg. cor,
4th and Broadway. 12-29-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30

You might just rs well NOT BELIEVE in
advertising unless you are USING it to fur
Their your plansl
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-30
News From Neighbor"ir1g Cities
PASADENA

Correspondent. 50 s RAYMOND AVE
Rome 1900 sunset Is
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
rome 1855 Sunset 1T40
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
a PILGRIMAGE 10 ZION.
Commercial Travellers Preparing for
Their Annual Convention.

Salt Lake City.-Grcat preparations
are being made by the residents OF
this city for the Commercial TRAY
elors fifteenth annual convention. For
three days, June is, 10 and 90. the jol.
ly knights of the grip. their wives.
sweethearts and customers from
Utah, Idaho, Colorado. Montana,
Wyoming and Nevada, will be tho
guests OF this city-three days and
nights that will be crowded full OF
pleasurable events. II Is estimated
that Ia million yards Of bunting will
be used In decorations. the work hay.
ing already begun, while countless
thousands OF electric lights win lit.
orally turn night into day. All OF the
many resorts VIII be running at full
blast at that time and will keep open
house for the Commercial Travellers
and their friends. special programs OF
entertalumpDt being prepared by the
management OF Shltnir Lagoon. Wan.
damere, the salt Palace. and the dit
forent resorts. There is 10 be
parade, the greatest In the history OF
the state, In which 5000 uniformed
men and hundreds Of floats represent
ing the progress OF western develop.
ment Wlll play an important part
Fifteen brass banN will furnish mu.
sic, there viii be baseball games
bicycle racing and other sports feast
ing, social entertainments and n re
newal OF old.time friendships II II
expected that this meeting Of the Com
mercial Travellers will be the event
of the year In a city noted for It's hos
ptallty TO the visitor and pleasure
seeker as thutNands fgom al over, the
country will ~ doubt take advantage
Of the reduced rates announced by
the railroads t5 vlsfNSalt Lake In the
most joyous season OF all the year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

mont FOR a valet, Just a. a lark | an
sw6red II To- ,ne. what an American
gentleman seeking a valet looked Ike
l fell in love with MrS GIenarm at
sight"
"And with youl" doolhred my
grandfather. Il never believed your
story at all.-you were too perfect In
h- part"
well. I didn't greatly mind the
valet business: II helped 10 hide my
Identity; and did like the humor aud
whlms OF Mr.. Ghnarm, The house.
keeping. after We came out hero.
wasn't 80 pleasant'-he looked Al hla
hands ruefuliy-"but this Joke Of Mr..
Glcnarm's making a will aud then 60
ing TO Egypt 10 see what would hap
pon.-that was TOO good 10 miss And
when tho heir arrived found new OPP
porWnltles Of practising amateur tho.
atrlcals; and Pickorlng5 efforts 70 en-
llst me In his schomo Tor finding the
money and making mo rich gave me
sim greater opportunities. There
were times when / was strongly tempt
cd TO bmrt the whole thing; ! got
tired Of being suspected. and OF play.
Ing ghost In the wall; and II Mr. Glen.
arm hadn't GOT here Just as he did !
should have stopped the fight and pro.
claimed the truth I hope. tho said
turning 20 me,-you have no hard
feelings SIR" And he threw into the
"slr" Just a touch Of Irony that made
us all roar
"Pm certainly Glad I'm not dead
declared my grandfather staring. at
Bates. "Lfc Is more fun than I ever
thought possible Bless my soul" he
said. ~ It isn't a shame that nates
ian never .eopk another omeleite for
mo-"
We sent Bates back with MY grand
father from the boothouse. and stod'
dard. Larry and stared across the
ice: the light coatug Of snow made
walking comparatively easy. We
STROBE On silently. stoddard leading.
Thor pbn was ~ take an aocommoda-
tlun trIn at the FIRST station beyond
Armand lle. leave Il at a town iO.mlles
.~-7. fnd then hurry east " an pb-
scure ace In the mountains OF Mary.
land who're a religious order main
talnod house There stoddard prom
..i %. .s.'. Xg 1tsl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
A Great Favori6.

Farmer Bentovcr-l understand tht
Nelghbor Stackpolo's nephew. thas
here from tho city. Il a wonderful e.
tertainin' young Teller? .,
Fmmer' Hornbeak-.That pears !
be the general impression. II seeti
that one time when he was sick .
had his tonsils' cut out. or snthin' 7
the sort, and now when he sings VI
can't tell II from phonogrnph. scuol
ms and all. They Just have him a
tho 80 the huh time from one churi
festival 10 another, and from socA
Bile to party. ull It's said he's most
worn out by the continual round Of
dissipation not TO mention rlotogi
llvln'-Puck.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

The moment set eyes on thlt mtn
I recognized him. It's not fair 20 YOU
or to him that YOU should not know
him for what he is Let nae Introduce
au old friend. Walter Crpiphton. be-
was q student at Dublin when ! was
ihFuc q poor boy with nobody Co help
him. but ] romomBcr him as ono oi
the bost fellows 900 tho world"
For Gods sakc-no'' pleaded
Rates. llo was deeply moved and
turned his face awny from us
"llut. like me-" Larry went on. "hC
mixed In politics. one nlght Ia a riot
at Dublin constable was killed No
one know who was guilty. but a
younEstor was suspected Inc son of
one OF the richest and lcstknown
inen in Ireland who hupppucI 10 rci
mixed 10 The row. To draw attention
from the boy Crclshton lc' suspicion
attach 10 hls own name. and. 10 hclr
the boys case further. ran away.
had not heard. from or OF him until
The night ! came hero and found him
the dcicndur " this house. uy God
.thut,was, no .scpN,nt4., trick.--it was
the act of % royal gentleman"
They chapcd hands, aul with o
new .l.ghi Goo ils fnct with a new man
ucr as though De- resumed as famll
iar garment ou old difuscH person
atty Hates stood tran 1ir'hoa IN ~,
twilight 1 man mud q gentleman.
think We were aU drawn .to him;
know ina, sob clmchcd uiy throat
and tear 6ucd my cycs'hsl grmnct
hIs hand. n.t. al.
"But'Nhat In tho devil did You do II
f2r?' bmJtcd my grandfather. excited
~ twIrl.ug his glasses
latcs Il still call him Bates. he In
siatson iu laughed. Epg The nrst tim,
he thrust his hands into his pockets
and stood at his ease one Of as
Larry you may remember that
showed q fondness Tor tho stage In oui
university days when got To Amor
lea ! had little money and found q
necessary To mud employment Wlthou
delay. ! saw MF. Glenarm's advertise
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
NOT HIS FAULT.

Oncr there was young girl with
barrels OF money
Aud not knowing what to do with
&c. she consulted q wise man He
lived AN alone iu tent he had built
for the purpose. leading a simple life
When the young girls case was pre-.
scented 90 him. he said. There are
three things that YOU can do.
First YOU can be- an old maid and
devote Yourself tu charity
Second marry the man Of your
heart.
Third. marry q nohluman."
So The young girl went away and
rendered and while she was ponder.
ing nice young fellow came along
lie was poor but handsome. with
broad shoulders aud go forth, aud she
foll in love with him and married him.
But after they had been married q
little while. ht grey suddenly cXtmya.
CANT aud would probably hayo sQuau.
dcrel an her. money had .hn not been
killed Bog dissipation
Then the young girl married noble.
man. And after they had been llt.
Ing together fs several years. be-. as
is the nature of 400 true uoblcmcu.
began 20 abuse her AZ last. not bc.
ing able 10 stand IL amy longer she
secured @ permanent divorce
Then she went back to the wise
man
oh. wise man" she said. your ad.
vice has been very disastrous What
have You 10 say Tor yoursolf2"
1T was Your fault" said the wise
man. because you didn't follow g."
What do YOU uoan2' -
Then the wise man laughed heart.
n.y. Don't you see" be- replied
NOW that Il Is too late. that you be.
gan on the wrong end nrstg"-fldgc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
HIS TROUBLE WAS NOT ORGANIC.
officials Allment One Comparatively
Easy to Cure.

Gen. Joubert Pienaar was talking
TO Washington reporter about a
West African official
1T Is In that mans territory" said
Con. Pionaar, that the blacks are stlll
branded. The man nerlects hts work.
Well intentloned, but lazy. In his lg
norance he suffers an sorts OF iniqul'
ties TO so on among his people.
yes, he Is lazy and neglected.. In
the last heat he was taken sick and q
physician was sent for.
81 want You TO tell me frankly he
said to the physician. what is the mat.
ter with me-
THE physician frowned at the fat
flushed face and, frankly enough, ro'
piled
1.-THE trouble with you sir. Is that
you are suffering from underworld and
over pay"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

voice and iealoub OF. the very com.
panlonshg. and .gmpathy between
them.
but the Hight led me. remembered
with bltierhoss that / had always fol.
lowed her.-whothor as Olivia, trail.
ing In her glrllsh grace across tho
snow. or as the girl In gray, whom |
had followed on that might Journey at
Christmas eve; and ! followed now.
The dlstrust, my shattered faith. my
utter loneliness. could not weigh
against the Joy Of hoarfig that laugh
Of hers breaking mellowly on tho
night
paused 10 allow tho-two figures 10
widen the distance bctYocn MS as thoy
trlyorsod the path thar curved away
toward the chapel ! could sul hear
their voices, aud seo the lantern fash
and disappear felt an Impulse to
turn back, or plunge Into the wood.
land; but was carried on uncontroll.
ably The light gllmmered and her
voice san iloated back ~ mo. II stole
through tho keen winl6f dark like n
memory Of spring; an9 80 her voice
and the light led me.
Then ! heard hn'bXoEimatlon Of as.
may followed by lAughtor. In which
my grandfather ioihcd,inerrlly.
"oh. never mind iwg5e not afraid"
she exclaimed
had rounded tho oqko In the path
whore | should have Seen the light.
but the darkness was pRbfoken. There
was silence for a momtnt. In which
drew quite near to th6D
Then my gfandfathefs voice broke
out cheerlly. x
Now I must go ha& with youl a
fne person you arc n guide an old
mani A foolish vlriM. Indeed. with
no OH IN her lamp!"
Please do not oticourso I'm go,
ms to $40 you quite tdsyour own door
/ don't intend 10 put jhy hand 10 the
lantern and then turn backi"
This walk isn't wHal It should be-"
said my grandfatherNr'well have TO
make d better one IN 10 spring"
To BE CoNBiTuEDl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

lscd Larry asylum and no questions
asked.
As my Two friends waved farewell
Co me from the rear platform " their
train % mood Of depression seized me.
! had lost much that day. and what
had gnInoi.-my restoration to the re.
gard of The Kind ola mag OF my own
blood, who had appealed for my com.
partnership Ia terms hard 10 deny.-
seemed trining as f. trampcd back
over the ice Perhaps Plckeriug. after
all. was the real gamer by the days
cyentsl
uumpcd on back toward the Glen.
arm shore, and leaving the lake. half.
uuconsclously struck into the wood be-.
yond the dividing wall The melted
snow Of midday was now crisp ice
that ratified and broke under my tread.
came out into am open space beyond
81 AFathaH. found the walk and
turned toward home In the gathering
night
As noared the main entrance to
the school the door opened and O WON.
an. came out under the oyerhAnglng
lamp She carried @ lantern ami
turned with "a hand butsrctchcd 20
some one who followed her with care.
ul steps
"Ah, Marian cried nay grandfather.
"lrs ever the task 6r youth To- light
The way for age'"
- "itr 1at---l.sH 1aft..
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

"Man" didactioally began Prof
Broadhead. rs the only animal that
laughs"
"Ehyah'" broke In the Venerable
Crouch And that's bcuz he Is the
only animal that owos money 20 an.
other nnlwal and rs therefore Obliged
10 laugh whenever the latter animal
gets on his fayorlte funny story "-
Puck.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

we don't hear 30 much about graf
IN public matters as we dld." re-
marked the citizen. u regard that ms
a very favorable condition"
1T is a favorable condition no.
piled Senator Wadd. Those matters
were becoming altogether too public
for a spell.-Puck.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

rs bridge sun popular. Mrs.
Gambler"
Eyes, Mr. Thrifty, Il is with me-
play every evening"
For stakes?"
For high stakes"
ut must be an expensive pleasure. "
NO. one evening / win and the next
time I lose"
We'll, why don't you play every
other EVENING""
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

u should never have thought that
studying would have cost 80 much
money"
Yes, father; and II you only knew
how llttle have studied. "-Judga
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
slbsrla's Many Minerals.

Foremost among the minerals, otc-
which Russians regard as the source
OF Siberla's future wealth. are gold,
iron. copper. platinum, emeralds, to-
pazes. asbestos. Glauber's salt, rock
salt, and, ia all probability, naphtha
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

Mrs. 'llronson-You appear pleased,
me dear
Mrs. woodson Indeed Pam. You
know while wis away Henry wert
fishing and the nuighbors said he camo
hamu With D,boam4ful skate"
. Mrs. Bronson.-And II that why you
are "a cleared A.. y,...,
Mrs. Notwithstanding, my dear.
! looked lRlbg oBgy clppgdlq and lQurJ
out that O skate " a large fFh. "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Egg and their ten
children escaped the burning house
with the greatest trouble. All we're
IN their night clothes and were crowd
ed into the lover hail when found
by the nremon.-Los Angeles Record.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
olyipo HlmselT Away.

She never know he was only a
walter for he had bpscly told her be-
was gentlcman Of independent
means oac hot day they were on
ting. In Hyde Park. lie felt vey
drowsyj she .fall' Very loving.
:. iggsqp's aAeERlEggca do .yo'5'loIc
eiGh'i., whot?- 56euirg bis ry,s,
love you? OF todrsc do, darling
sud Sgala 81. glds. cl9sel IL.
o." HaY much2' ghe dERod; "ahd "
drcamlly said; - 90 "~-
"Roas' beef shilling. sir; taters. To-.
pence; cabbage, trippencc. sir: bred.
penny; haltstout, tuppence; one a.
ten, please, lr."--Royal Magazlnes
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
cHAPrBR xNvll.


lie had been 90 sec Sister Thoroba.
and Marindawsf Saiglns yuH4bm to
ibv cato l,saW her quite .plBhly In
the light that Toll from the. iaif1 over.
hond, 4 ioag cldak coycrVl her and
q fnr toduc capped her graceful head.
My grandfather aud HIS. guide were
apparently In Hush spirits aud their
laughter snioto harshly, aqa me. Il
Hecmcd 10 shut me out to MT bar.
dlgu aFninat me The world Jay there
NAthins die radius Of that SsVaylng
T1isht Aud rhungs aioof ltsarlhR her
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
&ALTAIR %sHsS;.9 .s s.ss..
eonsy island Of tho Vast. =
Finest Bathing In tho World.

LARGEST snd nsii Dsaes foof md bet Muie Ia he State
H'd' basd ~ ,aumsf BsIds Race, twice weekly. fsr
rsesaisn and plssiufs 10 Saaf Tfsut ever IS mn
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05
Livlnq In suspsnss.

Il Is miserable thing to 1.-Two In
suspense; It is the lie OF a spider
Swift
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

Policeman Just called to say that
your dog llconse had expired.
Mrs. Snlf-So has the dog. lie died
this morning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-06-05

knowledge Of divine things for tho
most part. as Hcraclitls says Is lost
to us by incredulity. Plutarch,