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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

The Times didn't say this morning
whether it was for Bryan. Bennett and
Tusea Morris or not. and how are we
to know IL it doesn't say so? And il
it did say 50 it IS such a liar we
couldn't beliey It. So there You are
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

The local Republican outlook is
getting better continually says the
Huntington Dispatch, The Dispatch
could move up to Wood county and ifs
remarks would stu be in orler.-Par.
k,rsburg STATE journal.
Same here
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

IT'S up to John phillips to withdraw
his card or-get off the ticket. He ant
fulfill his promises sad loi,l his job.
The law is plain an'l cannot he VIC.
lated wisliant the yiolator taxing me
consequetsp3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

When your competitor feels that ha
can afford to do less advertising, It is
not only advisable It's highly nee
EssARY-for you to double your own.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

the Times approves u lie AIMS
tales and vile sweafins 81 George Eil.
" as ii seems TO do Il can have tie
opportunity to hear him operate at a
hotel very near Ms front door where
he can usually be found loaang, But
to put such man on the county
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

see PaHlms arst. ycur credit
good"--mt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

Most of the Democratic papers are
unhappy and there is reason Tor 1t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

II the man Who has Something to
rent viii worry a little about bis adj
yertising campaign 40 Win not have
50 many other worfies
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

Old General Apathy is getting ready
10 retire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

John Phillips will ne advertising
fire sale next, we presume.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-09

A wan. Id. is cheaper.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

MALE HELP WANTED
A1TEEECA'S leading Catholic magazine wants
a bright representative In every efrF IN rIfs
west 10 sGiielr subscriptions and TO look altar
oEE hrsi1ess- unusually attractive proposition
% right He1- references required Western
Home IaaruaL Denver, Calo-
SOCTHEE& PACIFIC wants ysung uen 60 learn
teleErzEay and s1atf1u wcrk-esaIarEes SO 70
$50 month Address Sshn6i ~ac TelexrauhT
Hiherz-a hldg-- Market and Jones sss.. s. p
wANTEE1-s,frT salesman Cor building material
Address 5ex 41I8. CaH of1ee-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

EL L5ss Gear- ST. Wssz
10 EsnE Ezs1 4 Specially
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
ElEPLo4MExT w.yrED-MaIe- Co


EMPLOY NENT WANFED-MzFe- Con-
SITUATION wan1et bT rsiiasts Fsrn= man as
heok kespers beginner msslerate wages Bax
So CaI office
FIRST Class Chinese cock and a second cook
60 help IN kitchen, wisn posirious4 Apply
IeI5 EHIponr 81
PAINTER and paper hangar VIII work cheap.
las tools Painter SD FaIeuEia ST. phcna
Market 14gT
EXP PEEIENcED beck keeper wasrs 70 keep set
q bouts after otHee hours . 2. MI B.1E H55.
Gail cffee
SAL0oNAtAN. handy al ruuHr wishes I or 3
hsu-z work every day Address Il H. 80
ZSth Sc
RLC1LBEE wishes any kind OF 1IImbfns work
n reasonable wa-es. 4S2a Mission st
GOOD Chinese bor arS- class nrivare COOK wants
position Apply 9e3 Dupsnt 81
PoSITL1N wantAi bE eol0rzf biaeksuairh- Cal
write T5a Fa,.ifs. 81
Tl.A MISTER. scber reIiabIe man. wishes JOB.
BOX 4Ias. Gail of5ce
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
E,sPEoYp-r wANTED-FeraaEe-Coa-

EszPEoTM-F WANTED-EeE1ale ale-eo1-
MIDDLE AGED woman good coek- wishes p''zI-
r1an % d. UghE h,sU=sTcri- Addrsss Arlnsl-
- 3TcAusrsr 81
C07TPF-TFS-T v1rla1 desires work. washing and
horse cleaning Dag or hsill Gf1- ncA --t--
EI9s Valencia *
esEE1rAN woman wants Rosirian As WORKING
hsause keeper IN saIaM tI1l1lT tu elualrF- Box
4162 CaII cfnce-
EXPERTENCED raun- -iri wishes position To-
Ilg second work Please address or Cal sso4
Army ST. cry
MIDDLE AGED wouan- good paslrT cock good
wages sEneerzt- CHI az IaIz1a Weed ST.
Wss1 oakland
EYPFRrENCED dress maker wishes eug9=e-
uleurs il f1nllesr Sl5c Per Gay bdN III
Can ocfee-
YOU'VE LaEr bsok zseper and rypls1 would IKE
haIr day posl1l1n- Box SO, C1A ce1cs, IsaI
Fillmore s.
10y wisaes association Esr house keeping or
caoEfn-- cry Country Inquire AZ I2-;2
Et.T -
WANTD-By F-zr class laundress. washing
and ironing Eork hg day Aecress I5T4 Turk
CCNF ETENr dress maker wishes engazernenEs
II fEuilies- sl5o Der day Box 6Js- Can ofHce
GERMAN Iau1ffrsss taxes washing houls MRS
ZI1IlEEE1lANN- I544 Wal1ur ST. Berkeley
T1E8tE German vom1n wants co do washI1.-
runinE and house keeping -S5s FraHkIn ST.
,7EEsLa N-A8fERICAN orvGau school -irI II Il
wishes respectable home. Box 4175. CaH
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
HORSES. HARNESS AND WAGONS

-f10IGSE4e>. 4 II a ID W AGOAA
A-BASkRuPT STOCK SALE
Commencing TuesfaT July r41n. 1908
The bankrupt stock of the
O. T. WLELEE CARRIAGE CO.
VIII be Sold BIZ hteI & Evans. their stores.
san Francisro, corner Pine and Fruut sCs-
Oakland. corner Fourth and Franklin SIS.
These goods are being sold TOR the benedc of
Fer cash only Sale every dag from a N
TO ; p m until al goods ssId-
4AA-Tea1u sc horses and camp wagsn- So
horse. wag0u- harness, $50 horse. busr<T. Gar-
buggy- harness. <el. Il riding saddles fsr
men. AMI children s. uD. fae saasiIe
herses. 8 and EsarS std= - pack saddles. >
sets sf arsf second hand. single and
double harness. s. UB- 40 wagons. bgsyEies AMI
rarrs SIg uU- = head Of 1Trsps miles TJ1,f
ponies. SD I'D. for sale gr-t trade. horses Ger
hire open Saneays- 5os +rh ST. OAKLAND
OrBRIEN PATENT SPRING BUGGTES. eanopy
raD surrey. rubber tire ScInhape- second hard
cagrpe rncsaTaY, ruhber tirs Fiereria porT sur
seF. all TOR sale cheaP- also rubber trs rr1p,
second uauifs Use ether vehicles aCcuunr Gf
aIrgrarnns We are Compelled 70 close CUT these
vehicles. and 1sE e-1-gerfti1g when
say prIetical1T giving than away 5o0
esalGen Gate
B0NSTE D. bE Bonnie Direct s-o5z.. bay geI.i-
fng. years 0id- u ssTlTa-e rrDTrer- sound. -Dod
b8s8kfng- gentle and etrF broken. show z-i0
gait be Is cur oc EIectress Wilkes e.as1..
lam ae Lady MawrT- 2-a9lt, by Narwosst
II \ - ~
Park av-~ Park zt. Station. Aametia-
MONEY made daily. and Can want ADS hsID 10
make II ADVERTISE ycur wE1tss make them
known ID the puhIIc through a Cal Wanr Al
An Investment nut expense For fG1 par
tleHsarz rsad Can Want Ads daily
tuuIahIle rspairi1gs rubber tres fitted 70
and cid wheels EUGENT-C0VEY WAGON
CO. a4a-s4s Valencia ST
roe saIe-A rtlred saddle horse bay. wears
sound san Fr1neiscs Riding CIub. 7th aV-
and
DARK bay horse Is hands rearz cid. sou1sI.
very FAST trial z-f3. mist and viii D. sold
at once BURTON STABLES. FaIzan ST. and
24rh aE
Pruvennents. AZ reasouaole price 15azs IPl-
sem ST
FINE Ighr business bugSTs also large sfzz
business buggy cheap 5dss Fulton 81
GENTLE horse wants.I- must be cheao- Sos :
ST. south Of Golden Care park
E0RSE- harness EghE wa-nn aaf cart che77-
2as2 I'd 81 near De HEru-
FINE second hand min Eaguns carries z1aur -
tons I--l-as Eo.son. 8
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
Anderson Transf.r md Sssrage Co. mvg.- pkg
shpg- err- 5th St nr- Mkt No % Tel DElal
z1TT- Country nTE-, trunks stored daTs frse-
AA-EEELSS IAN AND STORAGE CO.
Frepru1f Warehouse
15th and Mission srz- Tel Nxr9zE IL
WILSON BROS Co Gncl-Afozfnz and Storage
cor 14th and Saiehez scsL. block from Mar
ket and Fillmore 81 carx- phnne RIrk I'll
A-PACLFEC STORAGE AND vAS CO--Bricx
warehouse -315 FIllmnrs ST. phane Pzrx I'll
PIEECE-R0D0LPH- srsrz<e and nsEfnE carx
Main alice Eddy and Fillmore TsL West szSA
SIGNAL TEASSEEz AND STORAGE Co--Bz<-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
sALEsMEN and SOLICITORS WANTED

SALESMAN waazs,t-EE. are placing hunsires.s "a
IN -uasE p,sirons nj ever the CnfrFd
States md always have -aod Gpeni1gS- why MT
learn 70 be expert IRA ELIStS SALES
MANI IGU Two times WHAT
F0E can N any other profession ami Torr ez-
penses besides NJ former experiences required =
write for booklet. A Enfgflc Of the Gr11-
Address Dept So, NaLienaI SaIesnIans Train
M Assn Chlca-u. KANSAS CtET- No. Mime
apeiIs- MINI Wrfra nearest Ge1ce-
SALESMAN wanted capable Of selling st4pIe
Line dc ZGotS % AZ classes Gf sr1fte- liberal
11I17 via eur1rEcr tsr cue Fear- Sales MAJ
agar 5-a CalIhrtigE blfg-. Chicago.
sEES. women exclusive territory SCI the Taa-
derfuI IrfpIex- aa-s IL l. abzuI1tz uecessftY
fgr shoppers and travellers arre commission
aldwsd- write tor particulars Address COX
1856 Cau OaIIand
CAPABLE salesman t0 cover California win
srane line high commissions. zi1h s10G
monthly atFancs- permanent position 90 right
naa- JESS H. SMITH co. Detroit 3licn-
WASTED-ex7eriencsI crucksrv salesman to
rrIvel country one with established trade 1nf
well recommended Apply by IeErer only H
SOLOMON & CO. 5-S Mission ST.
A FEW husSiing zaIesmen for papuI4r heach
property HbcrII advances tE right parties.
Gail Before IG a. n 1t 81 Van Ness Nv.
HCSFLINE salesman u handle a fast sci iag
article. commission saIary- P Z MAD
DEN 4iS TIth ST. oakland
SOLICITORS wantsd Apply mornings at room
5i5s Uniou Savings BANK 6bIz- 0azIansI Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
wASTED-FenzIe

WASTED-Fen1Ie
GEle axed ruuan wishes
reE-1lE c41llT 1o
ru1 euoE1g ana bakt1g-
.. ~ AZ ga Tshzua
warl
agsd Iodr speakIn-
EnGIlsl wuult Eza q -
lz elderly rerssin
EazaZs- A-l-ess 5ez
sut-s q svsr7 srFIe ra1
Wlrk ElarHureeC- al
1< taken II rzW eng1re-
-aE Kiss B4ESS. zI55
-gz-adlats nurse WI care
seu1-ald fgr sI5 per
1fsl-1l- eE-el-suE rEcer-
AE-se. TtI BrE1eriek
~unaa wisaes position
worEer il suaL family.
s. Oaka1d-
isn as h1usekespe-- sam
pan e1ek5 10 wishing
party aEiJ- i1s5 s-a1-
an - Hassekeeper. sesul-
- PLAZA enok1 ~ washi1E
party cu-E- lI55 Scan-
aenr s1enorrzpaer- vearz,
al w1rz- cesi-es Posi-11n-
czu furnish rscsrsnes-
wuuar- cookEng aad
ad1l-s. s-aI wazr- n
z-reSs 1-s. W 1923
an vozid Ike position as
sachplcr. witigver win
uaH to 2 WHITE 20
warrs si-azrion % Do cnok-
hosse-vcrk Sreaks Enr-
1i1z B1s1 ST. err Tel
ssruaid -tshes posi-1ru
s. MARC Ri HOLMES.
phone 3-arksr --T4
girL wiz besz refer
general 101seTurz. Al Sc
So Su-ter ST. CRY
,aslthou as h-lsse Eaeper
-ood ulaln rock- ezve-
hnz - Can ot1ce-
cuckiug AE.1rpss 81
and srh NJ FolsunI-
rfrr Fri wishes position Do
Please l11ress or eaI
7Crn aT-f- CRY
rcua1 waa-z position n
slhurhs- please sc7re
al cffres
rarrs D--sErisu = d gsnd
n ctgS s. Wee<-
N
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
EMPLoYssENF wANTED-Nale

EXPEEE sTsrEr1ariEl1E- beck keeper and z-ct
cuLe-r1r EuuL Ike posi-ian where h could
mus a11eruars % IL GUE tie time references
unsurpassed T1uIl accert posiri8u as watch
man aCder opportunity eEreuE eanFassfn-
E1lress 2 o. box as san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
EsE LAUNpRIEs
TnENT OFFICES

ard Cau Uaut As heir o.
r1W vans ua1z r1eu
nc rErr-1 4 Cal Want Al
ICr Al czpeuse- E1r Ez-L pHr-
EIur AIS lI-T
emp lfEce- best 1elr- ctrF
-1E--E ST. tel esr ia
See. sl2 ClaT sr--Bss- 1elv
Lone ICE-lIs Tx
1tzce IA Webster Ret
Ak 5L1L 8 e Han 0azIc-
E--s1es sasauese- Chinese
-6ae Gear tai West lsT
sd-s1Icr-lu E-1Ez1rasssl-
LU-Crr- rzi DsIurL 1870
Elrzers' Ass1CLI q ll1--Ls--
l-F ST. cry OF CUNT
plcue West zsB5- bezr
help furnished pr1UrtlF-
emp EZe1-- hest 1elr- z
rLlce Nssr 4is4
em1 lorr1ent 1f5ce. g.
Oak -E41
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
commercial men and
CIGARETTES ON TENYO

The Togo Kisen Kaisha steamer
Tenyo Maru, escaping all the ugly
weather which tossed the Hilonian for
hours after she passed the Faralloncs,
came into port carly this morning.
bringing a large delegation OF repre-
sentatlves Of commercial bodies of Cal
ifornia and the Coast, and large
number of cabin passengers for the
Orient. among them few stopovers
for this place.
Three hundred cases of cigarettes,
weighing 10000 pounds, destined for
consumption at Shanghai, which were
brought from the east In three box
cars, are among the items In her
cargo.
She has $50 cabin and 100 stecrage
passengers.
The craft was dockcd this morning
by Pilot Saunders more quickly than
she has been brought alongside at any
visit, so far, to this port. Despite the
parting Of a spring line forward, she
was In place In about twenty minutes
The Tcnyo Maru will sail at ~
| O'Clock tomorrow morning for iokoha'
ma. She waits here to take on oil.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
NEWELL Will SHOW
RECLAMATION WORK
Lantern Slides Will Give
An Idea Of Its
Benefits

Honolulu will soon have an oppOr-
tunity To see what real results have
been accomplished by the United
States In the way Of retaining arid
lands and waste places, for Reclama-
ton Expert Newell has sent for his
excellent collection of lantern slides,
which will be here by the time he re-
turns from his trip around the ISL
ands and he will then give an illus
tratcd lecture.
Mr.. Newell has slides of some Of
the most beautiful farming and fruit
country of the whole West. as we'll
as cl The country In general, and he
will picture some of the land which
was but few years ago nothing but
scorChing sand, covered with cactus
and sagc-brush, and which is now
valuable farming property.
There IL Il vast amount OF land on
the various Islands here that IL at
present UNIT for agricultural pur-
poses, but this very land, If water Is
brought to 1t, If Il reclamation
scheme is employed TO irrlgato IT,
will be suitable for almost every
farming purpose. This Is the Kind
of work that Mr.. Newell will lecture
on, and illustrate with his excellent
slides.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
Will STUDY LOCAL
LABOR SITUATION

K. Nakamura, an official of the Jap.
Gnesc Department Of Foreign Affairs,
arrived today from Japan, IN company
with Hon. $. UyCGo, the new japanese
Consul General.
Although II was reported that NUka,
mura came here on pleasure trip,
In an interview which he later ON gave
the ulletin, he said that he would
do some official work while here.
II came here for short stay Of ten
days" said Nakamura, returning Ia
Japan In the Korea, due to arrive Oct
ODER II. While here, | will study the
labor situation. | may visit the plan
tatiOns on this island. There Is moth
Ing important In my coming here.
have nothing to do with the immigra
ton affairs"
Mr. Nakamura Is associated with
the Bureau of Commerce aud Com
munication, under the Department al
Foreign Affairs. lie was assistant IL
Commissioner Ishli, who visited these
Islands some time ago. Since the
promotion OF Mr.. lshil, Nakamma still
retained his position.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL
One.ccnt.a-word B ulle t ii Want
Ads. ere cheaper than carfare and
Shoe. Leather.
Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner.

The charter to the Children Hos
ptal was this morning granted.
s. Ueyeno. the new japanese Con.
sui General. arrived today In the
America Maru
Post Wheeler. of the embassy at
Tokyo is among the through passen.
gers on the Tenyo Maru.
Japanese Consul Chuzo Koike OF
San Francisco. is going along with
the commercial commission to the
Orient.
A word to the wise Is sufficient Jim
Quinn's seven-seatcd Peerless, 1O1
trips around the island with n perfect
score. Phone 200.
X Nakamura, representative of
the Japanese. Department OF Foreign
Affairs, is in town, having arrived in
the America Maru.
Bryan and Taft will talk ON broad
American subjects, via phonOgraph,
tomorrow night in the Elks' social
hall. after lodge meeting.
Henry May & Co. wish to announce
to their patrons that they are prepared
to deliver Ponds Dairy Cream fresh
every morning. Phone %.
On installments of SO per month you
can purchase a White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co, Ltd,
agents, 1866 Fort st. Phone iSS.
Mrs. J. $. Spear. widow of the for
mcr surveyor OF port at San Francis
co and mother of James DOugherty of
this city, together with Miss Josephine
Clifton Crowley. daughter Of the for.
mer chief Of police Of San Francisco,
are through passengers on the Tenyo
Maru. bound on trip around the
world
A party which included Admiral
Hollyday, Captain Corwn =. Rccs
| Lieutenant Commander Moses. and
Civil Engineer Parks, went out tn
Pearl ilarbor this morning TO take a
look at the site Of the future naval
base there. They will return this az
| tcrnOOn ON the Iroquois. which IL Ia
take the Chamber OF Commerce guests
about the Harbor, also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
PROGRESS shown
BY LUNAL|LO Home
Excess Expenditure k
Being Steadily
Reduced

Job Bachelor, master, has put his
seal of approval on the twenty-sev-
enth annual accounts of w. o. Smith,
Mary S. Parker, and Il. A. Mott-Smith
trustees of the Estate of w. c. Luna
lilo, deceased, and has recommended
that the Court do the same. The
most interesting part of the report Is
that which concerns the Lunalilo
Home, to which Mr.. Bachelor devotes
considerable time and space, stating
that he personally had visited the Of
fee of w. o. Smith, there finding the
accounts other than those of the
Lunglilo Home. to be correct.
a comparison of expense for the
care and maintenance of Lunalilo
Home for the past three years is made
and this shows that the excess of the
expense over the income has steadily
decreased. until now the trustees
hope that during the coming year the
excess expenditure will entirely
| cease. For the year ending July 81,
1906, the excess expenditure over the
income was s2,652.5i; the following
year It was s1,963.91; and for the
year of 1908 1t was but sS60.93. For
the coming year they expect that the
excess expenditure will be reduced to
practically nothing.
| Mrs. Il. A. Weaves is manager of
the institution, and she makes ia
vorable report on the doings of the
year. The number of inmates for
the past year was 81. 80 of whom
were males and the remainder fe-
males. DIR. J. II. Judd Is the attend
ing physician, taking the place of DR..
Baldwin when. the latter went to
Maui. He reports that seven males
and four females died during the past
year. but he states that the general
health condition of the Home is OK
cellent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01

The Weekly Edition Of the Eveninu
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news OF the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01

nividcnds-Oct. I, 1905: Haiku, ~
per cent; Paia, u per cent; Pioneer,
2 per cent.
Latest sugar quotation 3.93 cents or
s79.60 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
PAID OUT MUCH MONEY.

Marshal Hendry received consider,
able money the other day, but he didn I
keep It very long, for II had TO De paid
out almost Immediately. The support
of prisoners carried away the biggest
chunk, $2,i62 going for this purpose
anl the fees Of jurors took SS75.35
The rest of the money paid out went
in smaller sums, as follows: Salaries
and expenses, Sil475; witness fees
Sl2I50; and miscellaneous expenses
S29l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
GRAND JURY IN
SESSION TODAY

The Territorial Grand Jury has been
In session all morning, taking up "A
large number of minor cases, mostly
japanese, Horikawa, the son Of Nip
pom, who is alleged to have attempted
to pass IA bogus ten'dollar gold piece
on an o. II. 4 l.. conductor, was sent
over from Jail TO tell his story to the
inquisitorial body this morning. There
are also a couple of Edmunds Act
cases to be taken up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01
new Law firm

new law firm has been formed,
consisting, It is understood, of Kinney,
Marx, Prosser and Anderson. This Is
the title of the new legal consolida.
tion, which is said to have gone into
effect today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01

The seven steamship lines operating
to the orient from Pacific coast ports
have agreed to raise freight rates tn
meet the advanced railroad rates on
oriental cargoes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-01

Miss Caroline Burke Of New York,
a guest at Asbury Park, n. j., has
brought suit against NJ. Francis Ca
yallon of New York, who, she claims,
returned only $50 of the $3.50 Miss
Burke lost when her garter broke
and which was found by Mrs, Caval,
Ion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1908-07-09

other things that no normal boat Is eA
pected to accomplish.
Though new to the United States
this queer craft has been in use fol
ten years or more in Canada and there
arc now so of the same type being
operated in the lumber regions of the
northwest. The type is called "alli
gator" because of its peculiar crawl
ing motion, its ungainliness and its
ability to travel both on land or wa
ter. The motive power is in the boat
itself. The alligator" is a steamboat
and a steam winch combined The en-
gine drives the paddle wheels like an
ordinary boat, II desired or when
land journey is necessary the power Is
applied to drive cable drum located
in the bow of the boat which holds a
three-eighths-inch steel cable used in
warping the craft upon the bank and
across the land space which is to be
traversed. Land travel is provided for
by two steel runners on the bottom OF
the boat six feet apart, and block
and tackle contrivance which is op-
Grated by means of the cable drum
To guard against tipping the boiler is
of special design and is suspended on
an axle in the center. A screw on the
front end enables the fireman to tip
1t forward or backward according to
whether the boat is going up or down
hill. The craft will take a grade OF
one foot in three without difficulty
The boat can make between one and
two miles day on land, but travels
considerably faster on water
The hull, which is scow shaped,
measures As feet in length and II feet
beam, and carries 22-horse power
boiler and a 20-horse power engine.
The deckhouse is fitted with sleeping
accommodations. The boat Is de
signed for strength and power rather
than grace, and is said to be the best
type of boat ever used in the lumber
regions of the northwest. Several "alli-
gators" now are being built for use in
the forests of South America, and 1t Is
believed they will be found very sue
cessful as habtation end means of
transportation for explorers in the
tropical jungles.