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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-10
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COMMODORE COOPER HAS
A t1uNCH ABOUT LURLlrNE

Yacht Club asked yesterday what he
thought the ranspacfc said
If weather that the Mongolia experienced
1 think that the Lurline win surely win.
If blow shah the Hawaii
arrive at the finishing line FIRST.
Regarding Gwdolyn H. should that she disqualified from
starting length SO feet whereas the minimum length allowed
this condition the
Kamehameha might have been entered.''
The club will for the Waterman at
notification of tile public the of the yachts
of WHISTLE
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NOTES FROM A
MOTORISTS DIARY


January l.-Three symptoms warn me
that l am about to become motor
maniac: my wife has ordered motor
raiment, my daughters have invited
friends upon carefully planned tours,
and my son Phil has written for cata
logs.
January 1s.-Perused tons of motor
literature, and have become friendly
with several hundred agreeable sales,
men, all evidently selling "the best
car"
February 11.-Convinced that / have
selected the best Machine on the mar.
ket. Agent says 1 IN wonder.
March 2.-Arrival of new car. Family
enthusiastic. busted off few specks Of
dust with silk pocket handkerchief.
Hope nothing will mar the fine finish.
March 9.-Engaged ineognito count
for chauffeur. We all hope to improve
our accent. Maybe he will get us into
society.
March 1O.-Something out of killer,
but agent is the limit. Thinks he II
have it running in day or so.
April Awhile we were admiring
the view today, Charlie Speedwell pass.
ed in that old lemon of his. After we
found the car couldn't be fixed, took
the trolley home. The count doesn u
understand the car.
April 5.--Maybe it's the ear.
May 1.--Everything lovely. Best car;
finest driver; lovely roads; glorious
weather; agreeable party. What did
we do without an automobile7
May 27.-Arm still in sling. Count :
fault. New man coming tomorrow.
June 5.-Must appear in court tomor
row. Weren t going bit fast.
June Car undergoing slight TO
pairs.
June 2O.-Slight repairsf
June 22-Surly fellow, that agent
June 30.-Learned why the chicken
crosses the road; to pay the mortgage
off the old farm.
July 9.-Question for debating socie
ties: Is it cheaper to motor in tow
or in the country7 After encounterinl
a country constable, paying for one per
fectly good dog and purchasing gaso
line from an alleged accommodating
rural party, have decided that fla
purse motorists should not leave tn,
boulevards.
July 1s.-Charlie Speedwell s car Ger
| tainly can go some.
August Car behaving beautifully
, September 17.-Decided to quit tn,
motor game.
, September 2s.-Sold my car.
October 6.-Lovely days for motor
, ing. Heighol
!, October 20.-How my family mis-
that ear! Does seem queer to wall
everywhere. 1t used to be might,
handy. Perhaps in the spring
\ November 29.-Wonder how tn,
agents got impression 1 was interested
J in automobiles Merely dropped in t,
! look over few new models. Still,
gave my order ON condition it was no
delivered until June.
: December 30.-Been trying to hurr,
up delivery of that car of mine.
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JUDGE LINDSAY RULES
AGAINST MRS. BURNS

Promptly on the conclusion of argn-
ment in the Along case yesterday Judge
Lindsay rendered his decision sustain
ing the plea in bar interposed by the
defendant, Mrs. Along, to the bill Of
complaint of Mrs. Bessie Burns, to de-
clare certain funds in the possession OF
Mrs. Along trust funds. The plea an
bar set up that the whole controversy
had bean settled by compromise u
which Mrs. Burns was a party.
Judge Lindsay said that while n
week had been spent in taking testi-
mony, he did not think it necessary to
take the case under advisement. The
real question was whether Mrs. Burns
entered into the compromise with her
eyes open, knowing what she WAS do
ing and what its effect was. This the
evidence had shown that she did, and
in the view he took of the law that set
tied the matter, and she was bound by
the compromise.
ii is understood that an appeal win
be taken to the Supreme Court.
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EVERS OUT
OF THE GAME

Evers, the crack shortstop of the
Diamond Heads, will be out Of the
game from now on, owing to poor
health. In making this decision Evers
is acting on medical advice.
Evers' health has not been of the
best for some time past. In him the
league loses as good man at short
as has ever been seen on local
diamond.
Sing Chong of the Chinese Athletics
will hold down Evers' job--for the
time being, at least.
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assured of the second place position,
while our old gingery friend, Bill
Devereaux, will do the honors at third.
Ty Cobb the champion hitter of the
Detroit Tigers, and George Hildebrand,
the ever popular Seal left fielder, will
complete the team-as strong an ag-
gregation as ever toured any foreign
country.-San Francisco Bulletin.
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The Keio nine were entertained at
lunch yesterday at the Young Hotel by
Eddie Fernandez and Fred Maxine
- " y ~ y y y - y y $3.50 49,
in ease the Islands were ever shut out
of communication for any length of
time. Isn't it possible that it would
be better for the town if instead of 80
many lawns there were more potato
patchesf If lettuce, and beans, and
the other things of that sort, were
grown in part of the groundsf Take
the case of an epidemic. Such gar
dens would be of the greatest satisfae-
ton and advantage. For the house
holder could know through just whose
hands everything in the vegetable line
had passed
at shall be one of the objects of
the Experiment Station, if it can, to
interest more people in these things.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCT.
"Then the matter Of distribution
shall receive our attention. At din
ner at the University Club the other
night it was pointed out that, though
the best bananas and the greatest va
riety are grown here, they are not
readily obtainable. Production is all
right, but distribution must be inn
proved so that the grower can get his
product to the consumer who wants it,
and the consumer can get the Kind he
wants. Methods of shipment, of pack
ing for shipment, of marketing in gem
eral, are proper subjects for thorough
investigation, and when investigated
the results should be made known.
eff these things can be done, this
can be made the richest territory in
the world"
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JACK McFADDEN
WINS FIGHT

At the Palm Athletic Club, Vallejo,
on June 81, Jack McFadden of San
Francisco knocked out Young Elias of
Crockett in the second round.
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The next fixture of the Hawaii Yacht
Club will be the race for the Irwin
Cup, which takes place on Sunday,
July 10.
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ola baseball passes have been can
eeled aud new ones issued.
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rs hIesi Pfeik;IeaA Aliek
O. lis,kag d 1rkt.
sltcgllToI |, MA Gus sIlsE
nv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Nov. ll.-Today 8
sequel to yesterdays market perform
ancs in the two Hartman PACING
stocks opened the eyes Of the more
conservative element to the fact that
the speculation was entering on a
eeckless and hazardous stage.
Then came q pause to take stock
Of the situation and Developments OF
greater canton in the conduct OF mar
ket operations which was shown by
the evident iessening OF speculative
holdings and decline in the rates Of
activity in the market. There was
. belief prevalent in the financial dis'
trict that these results were caused
to some extent by regula.,ve meas
ure smcngt the large financial inter
ests. Sales Of Southern Pacific re-
corded today numbered 1s3.300 shares
'pn which the price fell back to HAN.
closing at ZIG. The two days deal
Inns IN Urion Pacific reached total
OF $780, 200 shares. 1t was the reason
1DR3 IFCm Sue6e IhC'o tuu& C0ue<u -
hasty unloading Of speculative hold
ings and invited prof ssional attack
which broke the market. News from
al quarters continued uniformly fav'
Orable. The time money market con-
tinues to harden and there Is reported
Q notable increase In the supplies Of
mercantile paper rejecting the en-.
iareed activities Of the jobbers and
manufacturers. A date was fixed to
day for the sale on November % OF
$la.6oo, 900 Of four per cent. corporate
stock Of the City Of New York. A
Widespread general demand continued
ID evidence and helped to absorb the
pfoAt taking. Foreign markets were
relieved by the clearing OF the inter
ual outlook. Vigorous supporting
measures were employed At all stages
Of the selling showing the continued
control ererted by the organized
forces on the speculation. Low priced
stocks were strong at various periods
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BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. 11.-f1our
firm: winter patent 40 . 300;
spring patent $40 . SOS.
WHEAT-Stnong: spot contract
104k q 105: Southern on grade 102
. 105.
CORN-Steady: new spot mixed
6sEl q 70: new Southern white corn
s..
OATS-Firm: No. 2 mixed 50 a H.
>RYE-Dull: No. Western export
81 "a ".
BUTTER-Firm: fancy imitation
Ia a %: do creamery 81 81; do
ladle 20 a q: store packed II H.
EGGS-Firm. unchanged 81 q.
CHEESE-Steady: new large 13+;
do fats 13K: do small IL.
SUGAR-Unchansed: coarse eranu'
lated $40: hne SO
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. IL
Evidence q reuewed prosperity
throaghout The Mississippi valley was
Ueened today In tie psblScstSoa q
60 bunt and value % exports q
De port Of New Oriesns for The 1ooth
q October. 1904. The total vsiue 81
al expoTts q this poFt dv-3ng ths
pertod meptioued US 3l:,8Sl.02D. %
increase % Dors than S&.00o. 90 ovss
October 1907.
Il esceeds shas q the aoush Of DC
tober during every year sincs 1890.
except 1886.
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New York Money Nearket.
NV Associased Pr0UO).

NEW YORK. Nov. l1.-Money on
call easy X. a 2 per cent: ruains
rate IL; ciosinK bid ~: offered a
X. Time loans firm and quiet
sixty days ~: 30 days az . 4: sis
months I per cent. Close: Prime
mercantile paper I to ~ per cent;
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills At 1856 4
4S3.75 for sixty day bills and 4S4.7e
for demand: Commercial bills 4S3A
Bar silver 50; Mexican dollars Is.
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heretofore sold). A plat OF this said
tract II fled In said cause, entitled
"A plat Of Bates, the property OF
Schmelz & Willis. and is marked
Exhibit No. 6 with Commissioner
report No. s."
(d) A three-tenths Interest in that
certain tract Of land lying between
the right Of way Of the electric COM
pany above. mentioned and Hampton
Roads. containing about 70 acres.
more or less. bounded Oh the west by
the road leading; from the right OF
way of said electric. company TO the
residence o.. Mr.. Charles Hewins. on
the south and east by. Indian Creek,
and on the north By the right ct way
Of said electric company.
(e) A. three-tenihs interest in the
following lots OF. land: Lots to AZ
Inclusive in block 8, lots IA, Is. IS, II.
70 In block 3, lots IA, Is. and IL In
block 4, lots s. 6 and In block Z.
lots 2 and In block 8, lots 9 and 10
In block .. lots 4. s, II, Is in block 10.
lots 3 and 1 in block 10. lots 8 to il
inclusive In block -. lots 9 to II m
elusive In block 20. lot Is In block Il.
lots 1 to 8 Inclusive In block Y. en-
tire block a. al of the block shown
a. opposite block 10 on Bay Avenue
and all Of the block shown as op-
posite block Is on Bay Avenue. and
also all Of the right title. interest,
equity and estate Of which the said
n b. Crovell died seized and possess
ed In and to lcts II TO Is inclusive in
block 10. lots Il, -, Is, Is and II in
block Z, lot . in block II. and lots
. and IL in block 4, which we're con-
tracted for by various parties and a
small cash payment made upon the
same, but, according to the report OF
the commissioner In chancery, were
afterwards given mp and abandoned
by the respective purchasers. all OF
which said lots and blocks appear on
a certain plat fled in said cause. mark
ed Exhibit No. with commissioner
report No. g."
TERMS Of sale Is cash and the
balance in six and twelve months,
with 6 Der cent. interest from date
Of sale. the purchasers bonds to BE
taken ,fOr the deferred payment ana
tho title to sc retained until FUZZY
paid for; or. for all ceSh at the oi'-
ton of the purchaser. or purchasers
The purchaser. or purchasers. OF the
said estate will be required to pay tue
taxes thereon for the year 1908. and no
deduction will be made from the pur'
chase price offered for the said. year
1908 taxes. -
Further Information with regard 10
said ptoperty can be obtained from
the special commissioner
C. AYLErT ASHBY,
Specia! Commissioned
I hereby certify that the bond re
ouired Of said C.. Aylett Asbby. Spec
isl Commissioner. by the said chan;
Gerry decree In the cause OF Old Point
Improvement Company W n. y.
Croweirs Executor. ct a.. has been
duly given. arp. owed and fled.
Dated tiiis md. day Of Nov. 1908.
d. 9. SMITH. CLERK.
By r. z. MARABLE. Deputy Clerk.
XyVt0.rr-
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL 70
TATE LOCATED IN EuZADETh
CITY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. !. -.

Pursuant to q decree Of the Cofpor-
alton Court Of Newport News. VIZ
sinia entered November ID. 1905, IN
the chancery cause Of Old POINT I'D
fort Improvement Company W. H. e.
Crowell's Executor ct al, the unoer
signed (who was named as q speciai
commissioner for that purpose) VIII
offer for sale as q whole. at pubic
auction to the highest bidder. IN
front Of thse Court House door IN
Hampton, Virginia, at 1880 O'Clock p.
m On Saturday, November 14ea, lS0S'
ali Of the right. title, interest, equity
ana estate a With u. b. Croweu
I3ea seized and possessed IN M 70
the unsoad portion Of that CERTAIN
troct Of land originally coatam
ing about $50 acres, ettn1ted
IN Elizabeth City County, Va.
between Newport News and
Hampton. and lying along the man
county road between the last men.
toned cities, the interest OF sead
Crowell estate being ss follows:
(a) A three-tenths interest in lots
or tracts numbered I to inclusive ana
lot or tract number ~ (beiDg 10 sots
or tracts). each Of which 10 supposed
to be one scre, - shown upon ceftem
plas, entitled PLAT Of Middleboro. pat
Of Bates tract" which plat 10 Aled ID
the papers Of said cause, snd = mark'
Il - exhibit No. Z with CommfsssoH
er's report No. 6. These lots are TT
Of the tract known - Mbddieboeo 10
Gated o. the north side q said cosn-
ty road:
q, A three-senth Interest IN ell Of
ne lots. pieces Of parcels of land
ySowu spou . csrtaia plat thereo&. NJ
ed In said cause, returned wa ee1o
commissioners report, sn1 markeo
"ExhYbje No 8 with Co0WtssSooers
report No. g." except lots -! II. 70
ana q (Which four lots hsve 0een
sosd. ed ail q Which lois Aeke -
the trsct q land known - Part o.
NjddleSOsu.- vhicA lies between 'tne
nd couutry rued, tie SigAt % way
q the NewSors News ssd Old Post
railway and Electric Company. ana
oupoeste The sid tract 0euftoue4 10
uersGrapA a., Known - ni41lsoleop.
fcS A threessssAs tatsreoe = ~
certain sssct Which frooto sbo ~
Seet o. IL said main cDssiy r0e4, 90
Sotns 10 sotl trDct se0ve oeueo
s.l06dleberU~ q the ssstwar6 sne
- bach tovaa1s the Ckesepeeke =
ohis Rsiivsy t,sapeRy 90 . svanp.
cOussiuing <sii scres more ~ -
(Se,ue The re0siuder q thsf S5.u
|srrs tDet move % - ~
,t~ oettIne apart The oes ecre
,ot IN t!s o0utbees CONES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

To The Tag Payers II the City q
Hewpor, News. susie Tsxss and CRY
Levses FOR he yer 1893 are ave 80
paysble. a peealty Of i've pr cest-
yin b sdlel to sa tasss ~ isvsss
sos raid bsfors Decemoss Ia pm
tsxes sseslA b vsil b pesses.
J. y. CURTIS. City Tress.
Oct. 81. IScs. City Han nsIl. Vow
pUr, Ne~s. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12
SALE OF ANDREW
JONES' OYSTER LAND, PERSON.
Al PROPERTY AND BANK
STOCK.

STOCK.
As Executor Of the Estate Of An
drew ]. Jones, will sell at public
auction at J. F. Bonnewell's store. on
the river, just above the shipyard. TO
the highest bidder. Saturday; Novem-
Der clst, at three O'clock p. NJ, the
following property: 49,.
Household furniture, consisting OF
two beds. springs and bedding one
wash stand, one bureau. two small
tables, one stove, one gun. two
watches, one pair field glasses; also
seven and one-half t7h) acres OF
oyster ground, with the oysters there
on, located in James River OF MI
ford's Landing, with the watch house
thereon. being the oyster land pur'
chased by Andrew Jones from Cox
and Banks.
On the same day ut Noon, Will
sell at public auction in front Of the
Silsby Building in tho City Of New.
port News, two shares Of tho stock OF
the Citisens & Marine Bank Of SAID
City.
Terms: Cash.
J. PEACHY JONES.
1l.11.1H Executor.
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How 10 Your olssstionf

Mrs. Mary Bowling, OF NO. ~
EiKhth avenue, San Franciscr recon-
mends q remedy for stomac trouble.
She says: ."Gratitude for he won
derful effect Of Electric Bitters In q
case Of acute indigestion, prompts
this testimonial. I am fully convinced
that for stomach and liver troubles
Electric Bitters is the best remedy
on the market today" This great
tonic and Alternative medicine invigo
rates the system. purifies the blood
and IL especially helpful in all forms
Of female weakness. o0c ut All Drug
gists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12
GIFT TO MONTANA.
Silver service Rsesivsd - crsises
From Far WssserN Seate.
(By Associated PreO).

0sver SSSSSee WOCOsVO0 y S$Ses
From Far WsBsern 0kate.
(By Associated PreO).
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. ia maSnf.
dcent silver service Of - pieces pre-.
scented II Q cost Of $1,000. raised BY
popular subscription BY the people Of
Montapa. vas today presented 70 IN.
United States cruiser Montana Chiea
Justice Theodore Brsntley, q uAs
Supreme Court Of Montana, made toe
preseatstiou In Q fitting s6drees. end
the acceptance and response vas By
Captain A. Reynolds. comDaa1er d
the Montana. Besides the perSounel
Of the cruiser there were preseut q
the ceremoujes and luncheon to Cnae'
Justice Brsntiey whicA followed a
Montana q number Of 00cers Of othe'
ships n the station.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12
NOTICE.

NOUuSeS
Newport News, Va. Oct zstn. 1sos.
Tie annual meeting q w
stockholders Of he o. -
minion Land Company. for The esse.
ton Of Q President and q Board OF
Directors. consisting of ssa4 Tess-
dent ana I'VE other persons. ana Sos
the transaction q Ssch Other eessness
- nay properly cone esS0tS q
meeting. viii b heS1 q tho 49, q
The COMPANY. Hstsl WarWsck bnn-
ing. Newport News, Va o TSeoeay.
November 18th, lSe@ ct II ScsseA
90oa.
CALVIN 3. CIRCUIT,
PToo10oos.
Obaries BabbtAgA rocs0oy.
leA41.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

LOi. FOR SALE OR LEASE m ALL
poe<s Of tho CITY,. Call and sGet
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel warwick Building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

FOR SALE+A CHOILB LOT ON
Fbrty-eighth street for $27s cash.
to quick buyer. Phone 20 or SIT
Hampton. 1lS-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

aakIns Work Noble.
Any sort Of work II noble. the a.
gree Of nobility depending upon the
care With which 1t In done.-Syracuse
IN. " Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12
sGA,eo peoeooAL4

OtH1CB PUKCf1AStC0 VV
sary, q. 8. ARM, NsWDort 49,
Va. November .. lSoe.-oeese4 re
posais In duplicate fUr furnishing %
delivering sabststs1ee ssorgs - IN
city during the DposA q Decsoo~
1904, IN aecordance wteh he spec1ece
tt0ss Of the CoDDieeesy Oeeesss
wssA'nstoa. Marcb 81. looe v!1 =
reeeived q the 00ce u1tai esevo1
O'Clock A. r.. Yrsday Noysossr ~
100. and then o0sDel. tllssuesseo
fsra:shed on sppijcaftsA Ssvsscees
ccstatnine bids ss0sh - neSsee
~Proposais for subsisteoes 0ores
opened November -. iSee." nd g
dressed 20 CAPTAIN ,. r. KHAN
ComNlssaTy z. 8. Army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

FOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE OF.
fees In Schmels Building. Light.
- heat and janitor service supplied.
Apply 9CHEEZ BROTHERS.
Bankers. 81
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ron RENT.

FOR RENr-THREE ROOMS. TWO
front rooms en- suite Or single: ali
modern conveniences; moderate
rent; centrally located on West
avenue. Address B. Daily Press.
11-l2-3t.
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TRANSFER coaakANIEa..

OLD DOMINION. RACaAGErHAlsB.
fsr: omces G. & o. 8tation. rAones.
Bell, Nos. 401 and 13S: Citizens NO
Il u.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ONE POOL TABLE.
one roller top desk. two gasoline
lights and fixtures for same. Apply
to 2605 Chestnut avenue. 11-10-3t.
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HAULING PROMPTLY DONE
freight, baggage. furniture and safes
carefully moved. All kinds Of haui-
ing solicited; Rates reasonable. z.
c. SHIELDS. Cor. Twenty-fourth
street and Chestnut avenue. Bell
suAono I'll. f-lSt&
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

EXPERIENCED. ACCURA- STE
nographer and typewriter desires
position. Can furnish best Of ref
erences. Address P. o. Io1 III,
Hampton, Va. ll'S'ot-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-12

WANTED-POSITION BY YOUNG
lady graduate. As stenographer'
typewriter and bookkeeper. Ad'
dress B, care Daily Press. 11-10-6f
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OpGcsAl soT,cee
QUICK AS AFI.ASH. NEAT AZ A
pin, everything good to eat. That's
10! DELNONT LUNCH ROOM
next 70 Schmelx Bros. Bank
HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS?
We ca collect then. Guarantee %
collect o. - charge. GEO G.
BLAND, Room I. Co1snaa B4G.
LOST.
LoST-PAIR EYEGLASSES on CA
stro grounds Tuesday. vtuder ~
turn to Pocahoutas Hotel and re
cesve reward. It.
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WANTED.

W ANTE EXTRA ClOTHlNI
salesman for. Saturday. Apply 10
day. FAMOUS CLOTHING Co.
Washington avenue and THIRTEEN
street. IL.
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PARISIAN TIME FOR VESSELS
ON THE HIGH SEA.

In memoir recently submitted ID
the French Academy Of Science, Pro.
fessor Bouque de Ia Crye offered 4
very valuable suggestion that met
with a rather favorable consideration.
According to this suggestion there
wo6ld have to be created universal
signaling posts for transmitting, by
the aid Of wireless telegraphy, the
time corresponding to the mcridans
Of the earth, to vessels sailing on the
high sea.
A daily signal given out at mid
night from the Eiffel Tower would
thus transmit the time corresponding
to the FIRST meridian to vessels loca-
ted on the Atlantic and Mediterra-
mean Captains would thus be kept
posted exactly as to the point on
which their vessel happens to be.
This, however, would mean mater.
ial advance, eliminating any danger,
while dispensing with any laboriaus
time calculation. November Tech.
meal World.