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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Long gloves in evening shades at
Sachs.
One hundred carpenters are wanted
at Leilehua. See classified ads.
Royal Annex for oysters, crabs,
frogs legs and Holsters. See sign.
Len Choy has large yellow chrysan-
themums. Smith street and Beretania
avenue.
The new uniforms for the police are
being made up in Kerr's tailoring de-
partment.
Don't forget the sale of muslin
underwear at Whitney & Marsh s next
Saturday.
See Rocha, clothing artist, in the
Harrison block, Fort street, near Ber-
etania avenue.
Directoire sashes for New Year s
Eve ball, in delicate shades, very
latest, at Sachs.
The new steamer timetable postcard
for the months of JAN, Feb. and March,
1909, is out today.
There's a gentleman in town who
wants to buy a moving picture ma
chine. Read the classified ads today.
Barnhart, Merchant street, near
Fort. will sell you ice for % cents a
hundred. delivered at your Office or
residence.
Ehlers Will close out the remainder
of this seasons blouse sweaters for
women at greatly-reduced prices. Sale
begins next Monday.
The machine contest at Kerr s
shows the ten leaders to be very close.
There will be some excitement when
the final votes are counted.
Mrs. Jane Lishman Mere, Hsrrison
building, Fort street and BeretaDia
avenue, is showing some beautiful
china Of her own decorating.
Everything in the way of white
goods in any department is going to
be offered on January at a special
reduction sale at Kerr's. See their
ad today.
There will be a special New Year s
dinner served at the Alexander Young
Cafe on Friday, from $50 till s
O'Clock. Prices are 75c. and 81.
Phone for reserved tables.
A hand-polished curlykoa plate
makes the most appropriate return
gift. The Island Curio Store-Stein-
er's-Ellte building, Hotel street, viii
be pleased to show it to you.
Start in the new year with a Victor
talking machine in your home. 1t
viii mean many enjoyable evenings at
home that would otherwise be dull.
Hear it at the Bergstrom Music Co.,
Ltd
Many Honolulu ladies are taking ad-
vantage of the clearance sale of beau
tiful trimmed hats at Miss Power :
millinery parlors. The hats are sell
ing at very low prices to clear out the
stock.
This is the sort of weather that sets
one to thinking about warmer cloth
ing. McInerny has a fine line of golf
sweaters that are as well suited for
anything else. They are warm and
stylish. The line of hats and caps at
McIuerny's is unequaled in Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
BAND Is BUSY.

The Hawaiian Band has played off
four steamers in the past four days.
Last Saturday it was the Siberia, on
Monday the Korea, yesterday the HilO-
MAN and today the Alameda. Tonight
the band plays, for the first time, in
Puuahou park at the corner of Wilder
avenue and Punahou street, opposite
the Pleasanton Hotel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30

The Gem theater will show the
great Dreyfus case in connection with
their regular chance today. This film
is worth seeing. Commencing Mon
day, January 4, 1909, the Passion Play
viii be presented. Those wishing an
hour S enjoyment should not rail to
visit the Gem. The program is changed
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30

gave prize of $25 to be divided
among the boys making the best rec
ords in their school work from now
until June.
The boys appreciate all kindness
shown them and wish to thank all
those who donated gifts to them.
THOMAS K. NAHIWA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30

A. J. Mcleod, recent manager of
Kihei plantation, returned by the Ko-
rea, after an extended trip through
the Eastern cities, accompanied byhis
young bride. His many friends are
pleased to see him return again TO
the Islands. He intends going in a
few weeks time to Maui to resume
his plantation duties.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30

Frederick G. Krauss of the Hawaii
Experiment Station will address the
Kapahulu Improvement Club at q
meeting to be held in the hall at
Camp Mckinley, waikiki. on Satur>
day, January Z. His talk will be on
Improvements generally. The members
of the Kapahu1u Club would be glad
to see the members of the Waialae,
Kaimuki and Palolo Club present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-30
BAND PLAYS TONIGHT
IN PUNAHOU PARK

The Hawaiian band will give its
first concert at Punahou this evening
at 7:30 clock. The concert is given
this week in order that the present
Board of Supervisors may have the
honor of giving permission for the
band to play in this new and pretty
park.
Although there is no bandstand
there at present, an electric light has
been conveniently placed. In a short
time a bandstand of appropriate de-
sign will be erected in the park, the
design for which is in the hands of
the Superintendent of Public Works
The program for this evening will be
as follows:
Part T.
Observation-Disclosures Beach -. Sousa
Overture-Poet and Peasant :. Suppe
" ,.ltz-Artist Life ....... Strauss
"reminiscences Of Verdi. Godfrey
Part IL
Songs. AR. by Berger
Selection-Holy DAYS 1890. Neat
The Patrol of the Scouts . .Boccalari
Maunawili and Moanalua 49,. Berger
Aloha De
The Star Spangled Banner
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$25 Reward

VIII be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
EETTE CO.. LTD. for the arrest and
conviction OF any person found stealing
sopiea OF the Advertiser from ad-
dresses Of subscribers.
C. g. CRANE,
Manager
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
las

March 8-An i1crease il rspiort, :
Y tho family Of kr. and IlnG.
Robert aapke. 80. -.
The annual town meeting Of town
OF Bnh will be held at Adam Virni6 r
instead Ct ct Mr.. .KuRler's. RI.
Kugler refusing admittanoe,
Lastrnp is not going to be q dry
town after all. Mr.. Buesseler Fl
digging we'll with great speed as
his newly purchased lot.
Henry KinGen purchased . new
buggy horse last Saturday in pierz
1t made pretty good time arriving
here Sunday Noon by telephone: $780, =
5 Louis Ssblegel shot a wolf Tuesday
morning:
The annual town meeting of the
towno Of Granite will be held at John
Kramer's.
John Beokmsnn from Jordop, who
bought the Harsmsnn place. took
posse ssion Monday.
On Wedne sday 1T II O'Clock q. NJ. q
dairy meeting Will be held in the
Lastrnp cheese factory to determine
whether cheese will he made du,ipg
tie summer
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
GREEN 81 LlRl {,

March z-Eloer 1dden IL viaitine
with relatives at Minneapolis this
week.
Caucus viii be held ct the school
house in district No. 10 Saturday
evening March Z.
MI. Bauvala If Little Falls Visited
ct the home Of Mr.. and Ms. J..
Jarvis Friday.
Mr.. Wilcsek of Little Falls was Z
business caller here Monday.
Miss Ethel Pearson came upsfrom
Little Falls Saturday to resume her
school duties here. Z. %
D. 81. Proper of Little Falls was
business caller here Saturday, t.. 80.
Don't forget the auction sale: at
Pete Anderson's Thursday, March u.
! Andew Anderson was busines e
caller at Braine1d Tuesday. a.
| School in district No. IL started
Monday with large attendance.!a
! Town tickets printed at the Herald
i Mr.. Karhula and dauehters.
Misses Annie and Mary, visitd At
Mr.. and MIS-. NJ. Laiture's THURSDAY.
I Mrs. O. Larson attended. tie
! Ladies Aid, which was held at the
! home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anenst
:K1yser's at Little Falls.
| a hunter Of young people from
I here ATTENDED the party given at the
hone Of Mr. and MIS- Hires al
/ Darling Saturday evening. 3.
A hunk or of young reople
gath cred at the hon e. Of Mre J.
Swanson Friday evening. TIE
principal amusen ent OF the evening
"as dancing. A good tin was
reported by all. Among those wht
attended are Messrs. Nesl and Willie
Patton ct Clough and g. e Barley Of
SwaDviIle, and Messrs VALLEY.
Houle, Doucette, Pelkey snd Nahum
Of ellie Prairie
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
West Bellevue

March 4.-James Hart has returned
from Luve1ne, Rock county, where he
went v tn his wifes remains.
Joe Scllars of Hold,ngford was a
caller here last week.
j. HOl]amaha and son IF Two
Rivers, were around buy ing horses.
Robert Kuecbel and sister. Lydia,
were callers ut Elm Dale Monday,
where Rob purchased a horse Of 81.
Olson
Misses Ida and Nettie Gaking Of
West Blu ckmsn are visiting at
Kusche]'s this week.
Otto York CT Roy alton called here
Sunday
= Miss Hattie Vandenheuvel is visit.
ing with her brother, Henry, and
wife in Pierz this week.
Mrs. q. Schubert was . caller in
Roy alton Saturday. -
Rob Jackson and Geo. Trask of
Royslton called at bis brother
Eber's Friday
Manly Bros, of Royalton are busy
saving wood in this vicinity this
week
Geo. Euncy vert to Little FalIs,
where he is on the jury
Miss Alta Conner tf RoyaIton
visited at Kern's Monday.
Miss Ella Lamb attended the les o
year dance in Roy alton last Friday
evening.
L. G. aud L. A.. Kuscbel were
Little Falls callers Tuesday.
Esther Cha pmsn entertained few
OF her girl friends on her tenth birth
day Tuesday.
Miss Rose McDougsll called in
Royalton Saturday last.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
BUCHANAN

March .-.s-Nick 81. Mue,lerr' OF
Royalton was q caller on relatives
ere Frl0Ay. -
| Miss Lizzie Denee], who had feen
emplo. ed by j. b. Russell of Royal
ton. is at home on the sick list.
| joseph and Frank H pper, Joe
Drut cnbs, VIM. Sitzman and VIM.
Hohn have returned from Swatsra,
MINI, Were they have been, EN-.
ployed in the woods
Jacob Hingst erger and Chae:s g.
Eenson have sold teir farms to q
pa, IT, from Nebraska.
- John and August Dehler went to
Little Falls, where they serve as
Jurors at TIE spring term Of court.
-. Joseph virniP of Quir cy, WASH. :.
was a caller on friends Thursday.
The village council met Saturday
to make their annual statement and
Candidates wee chosen for election.
The follow ing is TIE ticket: John
schmolke, president; joseph A.
Jar sen, recorder; Joseph Weisbrick.
Matt Brown and John Sitzmau.
trustees; Joseph SAND, justice Of TIE
peace; Peter Mueller, Sr., pound
NJ aster, We are also informed that
another ticket will be put out. The
town officers hare no opeY alton mot
cppositiop) N. 3.
Get your town tickets printed at
the Herald Office. .@-%-
John Hesch left for North Dakota
Tuesday, where he will put his home
in suitable condition: his wife will
follow latter - -
Son Of our local fans = ATTENDED
the meeting in Pierz Monday even
ing. o.
Frank Boehn of Agram vieite1
friends here Sunday.
Joseph Kapper and family will
NOV 6 to Albany, Stearrs county. in
the Near future. ..~
some of our local business men
attended the auction sale at Law ence
Sodowski's in Morrill, TCe:dy.
Mrs. Cbas. Hoheissel OF Pierz
visited her sister. Mrs. Hortsch
Friday.
MI. and Mrs. W. Wright went to
St. Cloud Monday, where their
daugnte', Gusta, underw ent an
operation for appendicitis.
John Hamsmann went to Lastrup
on BUSH ess Monday.
NJ att Brown and John Sitzmau have
teen appointed judges of election for
the village.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
SWANvILLE

March 3.-Lls Alshire Of Osakis
arrived here Wednesday and went
ont to Lake Beauty to visit his father,
Noah Alshire, Who is seriously ill. -
Mcssre. Manning and Ferrell ct
Burtrum we're Swanv,lle visitors
Wednesday.
william Churchill and wife, who
have been visiting relatives here,
returned to their home at Glenwood
Wednesday.
Mrs. Schwage], who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Ms Chate,
was called to her home at Wolverton
Wednesday. her husband being kicked
by horse and seriously injured.
Editor Eastman removed his family
from Grey Eagle here Thursday and
occupied rooms in the 6lantz build
ing.
Oakford Balm, who has been visiting
relatives and friends here, IT torned to
his home at Kalispen, Mont, Friday.
The new movement bible class met
with Mr.. Parks on Wednesday even
Ing
= WIN. Thompson of Upsals was g
pleasant caller here Friday.
Mrs. Clark and Fern Mills Of
Burtrum we're Swanville visitors FRI
day.
Helmuth Re,nke purchased two lots
Of Chas. Stith just south of the
German Lutheran church Wednesday
and he will build q house thereon this
fall.
Prof. Ford and Char. Stith have
purchased Oliver typewriters OF the
SWanv,lle Music O..
Mrs. VIM. Mielke was q county scat
visitor Friday.
Miss Della Ryberg of Upsala went
to Belle Prairie Saturday, where she
began term of school. :.
Get your town tickets printed at the
Herald Office.
Little Falls visitors Saturday were
Dan Campbell, Sr., Mr.. 'Dolvan and
Rev. Barlow, the Misses Bs]sinaer,
Rrannen and Billiard.
Miss Pearl Blair of Bruce was tho
gueet OF Mr.. Wil1et over Sunday.
Frank Pagel and wife visited rela-
tives at Grey Eagle over Sunday.
Chas. Sanford gave dance aud
1oMo in aamm's hall Friday evening.
A large number OF country people
attended and q fne time is reported.
Miss Dahl arrived from st. Cloud
Saturday to take Miss Becker's place
- teacher IN tho Third and Fourth
grades. She is going to st. Cloud to
0uSoe her father who was shot by
burglars six weeks ago while night
policeman. He 10 Improving but
requires Q nurse to attend to him.
The Misses Eddin, who have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. Dan Camp
bell, returned to their home at Green
Prairie Monday.
Sam Campbell went to Little Falls
Monday, where no will serve 40
juTyman.
Mrs. smith Of Grey Eagle visited
relatives here Monday. -.
Mr.. Bursingef went to Brainerd ON
business Monday. ;,
Tho Clifton Remedy company. which
has been giving nightly performances
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
BRlCkYARD

March 4.-Mrs. Della Matteson is on
the sick list.
We had q fine snow Saturday night
and Sunday.
Miss Mcclure went to Bemidji last
Thursday to VISIT relatives for few
days.
MIR. Savaee 10 sick with the grip.
Mr.. k2ee1and il hauling wood to
Little Falls.
=. Mt. Colburn OF Little Falla gave q
very interesting talk sunday as'1eev.
Farrell was absent. '~-
Town tickets printed 1T the herald
ONCE
Mis- Connie Strom is working in
Little Falls.
Mrs. Linnie Buelow is staying 1t
her fathers, Mr.. Beatty, while Mr..
BueloW 10 work,pg at Tenstrike fol-
4 while
r. Chambers is hauling logs fol
Mr.. Sprandel.
Tho young people had q dance st
Mr.. Jones Monday night. They oil
eDjoysa themselves. ,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
West DARING
Frank

March 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rel dahl celebrated tie 20tn
anniversary Of their wedding March
Bro. Tteir many friends wish them
health and prosperity.
Theo: Kind of Darling hanled some
wood to the Herald. He would not
be without the Herald for a 500.
Willie and Amelia Thelauder visited
In Freedmen last Sunday.
Arthur COrtuer, who = as hurt some
time ago while cutting wood, is veil
again.
Miss Esther Hanson went to Little
Falls ON visit the first Of the week.
John N alm, Louis Anderson, Walter
Levinski, John Regnell, Herman
Hanson and L. A. Peter son are all
hauling wood to Little Falls these
days.
Rosendale hotel will close up April
list.
Town tickets printed at the herald
Office.
The West Darling Young Ladies
society will meet next Saturday at two
o. clock in tho afternoon, with Miss
Esther Regnell.
We understand that Darling will
soon loose their operator. August
Blomquist wrote to the N. p. about
it. 6e also wrote to the railV az and
warehouse commission, hut they
replied that they could do nc thing in
Report Of the term Of school in
district thirty.fve, which Gle sed last
Friday: There we're l20 teaching
days. The figures following tho names
Of the pupils give tho total days
attendance: Willie Crow, ~; Albert
Peter, l10; Title Pesst, 1l9; aulda
TAelsnde1, lle * ,Reeth4 Peter, ,1l8;
HeopiDg. Hedi1; 4 70 Us ydias1 laIm,
III: Ad61ph Th<lander, l00;> Lacilo
0cCaltby, 100; Eick IhelandeF lu0 !;
Willie Lind, 100 Is; Edwin Hoder.
strop. 100; Carl Nelson, O.: EDDIE
Whippls. 81: Louis Cortper. s.;
Florence Nelson, g.; Edna Cortuer.
IS: Nors Cortner, 50; Sexton Nelson.
81; Robert Aalm. 81 Ethel 1cCartAy,
VI l 2; Arthur Regnen. -; Herbert
swanson, u l-2; Ada Peter, 70; Lieet
Nelson, Is; Martha Peter, 70; Walter
Peter, 60; Otto Thelander, II; frankie
Levir ske. 81; Cecilia Levinski, IS;
u. Levinski, 53; Artid Nelson, n;
NoraLeviDski, 81; Herman LiljeRren,
Is. It is possible that some Dannes
have been omitted, but if spch + 10
the case they win be Published later.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
Announcement

I wish to announce that have sold
my dental practice and good will to
Dr. y. K Fortier, who Will Occupy
my Offices in the near future,
All parties knowing tt themselves
indebted to me will confer 8 great
favor, by settling accounts by the 10th
inst.
Parties hav1t g accounts against ma
will please present same as soon as
possible.
-Dr. F. 81. MIRO.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06

4atoh a-1fa9k 4. Aldersou aof
l94ectioa q . goia9 70 have a. asc-
tion sale On the llth Of March, ana
Will sen oil his stock and machinery.
TIC sale will take place at 10 >, 81.
Don't forget to attend the t0Nn
:elactfon t. s. held March 10. iooG at
tho school house IN district Polls
open from nine to five p. 10. Bo6idss
the officers to be elected the town hall:
proposition will b voted ON. lGnch
otter important busineess will also be
taken up
$ March 1. -krs. q. Lind is working
at Meadow Grove hotel at present.
Be sure to attend the election Tues
day and elect good officers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06
WORKMAN POST OF G.. A. r. TO
HOLD CAMPFIRE

At the campfire to be given at
Maorin's hall next Saturday evening
by the Workman Post No. 81, q, A..
Longfellow of Minneapolis will relate.
In very interesting manner his trip!
to: Cuba: The campfire will also be.
adore ssed by other speakers, and
musical numbers viii be given.
Supper viii be served by the Women So
Relief Corps. .
=
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ut. the, opera house, - left fer Mime:
aDolis Monday. -

at. the, opera house, left fer Mime:
apolis Monday. 49, -~---
E. II. Coz. was. Buftrum visito,
Monday. =.
MIS-. Merrill and daughter, Mrs.
Simpson, arrived ONE Saturday from
Laporte, MINI.
| CLARK Blanchard, while hac ling hay
Saturday, was thrown from bis
wagon and his right leg brt ken in
two places. He has the sympathy c1
all, over his misfortune.
Mr.. Bailey, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Scott. went to
Backus Tuesday.
Dr.. E. P. Storey and Jam es
Walburn Of Grey Eagle were Swan.
vile visitors Tuesday.
Rev. Parks Ct Grey Eagle arrived
Tuesday and began revival services IN
the Congregational church Tuesday
L. b. Ho1sford Of Bortfum trans.
acted business here on Tue sdsy.
A surprise party was given Mrs
Pearl -Milinder Saturday evening in
honor of her oath birthday They
repaired to the !. o O. F. hall,
where q sumptuous lunch was served.
A hummer OF friends of James Hall
came in on him Monday evening and
helped him celebrate his 62nd birth.
day. The evening was spent in con.
| versation and playing games. At
IL 80 p. m. q fine supper was served,
after which they departed for their
homes. wishing him many pleasant
returns tor the pleasant evening spent.
Town tickets printed at the Herald
Office.
Alex Hall, who has been visiting
with relatives here the past month,
returned to his nome at ~Britton, 8.
D.. Tuesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06

Latest kinds Of wedding pictures q
Nelson 8 studi O. 4 ST
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-03-06

TWDT1f Dr.. s. Il. Fortler, the
bkkn dentist, il now located in
4Du tho Rhodes block over the
81. Paul Store.
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A Tenor's Rebuke.

Roger, the great French tenor. a SEN
sitive soul, was prone to take offense
at any slight, whether intentional or
not. On one occasion he was engaged
for 1900 francs to sing at the house
Of a wealthy tinancier. Roger sang his
first song magniticently, but no one
paid him the slightest attention, and
the guests continued to talk their loud
est. Presently the host thought the
time had come for another song and
sent for Roger. He could not be found
and that evening was seen no more.
Next day there came a note from him,
accompanied by 1900 francs. The note
a something like this:
II have the honor to return the 1900
francs which received for singing at
your function. and l beg leave to add
300 francs thereto for having so great
~ disturbed the conversation Of your
guests."-Chicago Record Herald.
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gagged in banking, still being president
OF the Salamanca Trust
Speaker Cannon early discovered his
ability as a parliamentarian and often
placed him in the chair to preside over
the committee Of the whole. As a
member Of the committee on naval af-
fairs he has been the right hand man
OF Chairman Foss and has handled sew
eral important Investigations.
The Rev. DR.. Robert s. Macarthur.
who advocates isolating all anarchists
on an island by themselves. has been
Tor over thirty-tive years pastor of the
Calvary Baptist church. New York. He
once told his congregation a very
touching" story Of John Eliot. the IA
nous missionary to the Indians. one
OF whose traits was his unbounded
generosity.
"Out Of his salary Of ESQ a year he
gave large sums to charity" said DR..
Macarthur. ION one occasion the sec.
rotary Of the Society For the Propaga-
tiOn Of the Gospel when paying Eliot
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to allow the trough and anger to be
raised to a vertical position and stand
back against the coal gate out of the
way when not in use. When in op-
GRAFTON the upper end Of this member
Of the conveyor rests in a pivoted sad
die upon the stoker proper. The lower
section Of the conveyor is covered when
the tender is full Of coal from it's
rear end to within a few inches Of the
coal gate with plates about a foot long.
and as the coal supply diminshes the
plates are n by n removed.
Hanging under this upper or inclined
section Of the conveyor Is q case con-
tanning Il cone gear, by which any one
Of several speeds may be impaired to
the screw, or 1t may be stopped or
started instantly at will. The complete
control Of the screw is secured by a
lever placed within easy reach of the
operator.
The throwing OF the coal on the fire
Is accomplished by rapidly revolving
steel blades within a small receiving
hopper, which III carried upon a
head similar to that used on a wood
planer. The conveyor discharges coal
at the required rate into the small re.
ceiving hopper, whence the blades
gather 1t and discharge It forcibly
through a round nozzle in the door.
Each Of these blades discharges one.
half Of the receiving hopper, as they
are offset for that purpose and are run
at a constant speed in operation.
The distribution Of the coal is done
by moving n deflector as the coal
energies from the nozzle, thus guiding
1t over the fire box, not all at once,
shower-like, but from place to place
until the entire CRATE Is covered.-Rail.
way and Locomotive Engineering.