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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
.SEBREE'S RECORD UNDER STEAM
By Will Sabin.

swigging sarsaparlla in a bely-wash bazaar
with flock of fluffy dolles licking cream),
When kid came in ayeling "Exry paper, here ye are
"All about old Sebree's record under seamr
Now ce-cold drinks refreshing in semi-tropc clme
And like to lnger Ger sarsaparin,
But couldn't blame the GOODNESS of the cordial this time
For felt very different kind of thrill
somewhere conscience could locate
Or, at least, felt it szze in my spine,
Then exploded like rocket in the pocket of my pate
In manner defy you define.
In a marvel, in motion picture way
Tn way they flash it upon a screen,
Round about that soda
While, beneath the floor became of green
AS slipped the saraparila swallowing stripes
(And the ice-cream dolly -dumplings hazy grew
IAN the fancyhavo bottles turned of belchng pipes
While the clerk and members of the crew.
Top speed test the paper said "Penny the
"Twentyone, point eghty-fve, four hours straghtF
What haleluia red the fires the fremen fed!
What helish life they led at a
Almost and twenty knots the knocking spots
(No wars in sight so what's the blooming oddsO
But the thought occurred "What those fellows be ?"
! "Are they men, or humbed godIings humping hods?
There adrnkng ice while those femen paid the price,
i (And flock of fluffy do1ies licking creamy
Oh, sarsaparlla's nice, but couldn't go it twice
When thought of Sebrees stokers making steam.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
MakHDAnaturedA COhNEfOr8C,a Gallon

The of the world have adopted Dee commercial alcohol for
boiler
of
carbohydrate Combining with "a
air motive
or purposes absolutely
millions of farm that
constructed of steel plate galvanized and the highest grade
8 a
to the No
Unquesion
individuals
on
distng benefit
mills utilization
which puts real dnatured alcohol beyond competition with
or
Address today:
Dstileries Cleveland Ohio u
establish far agencies they have fat
tering proposition to offer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
MRS. SPRECkELS
IS GIVEN HER SHARE
$S,5OO,OOO WORTH OF RICHES OF
SUGAR KING TURNED OVER BY
JUDGE CoFFEY.

SAN FRANCISCO September IT,
Mrs. Anna Christina Spreckels, widow
of Claus Spreckels, was declared the
owner yesterday of one-half interest
in the estate with the reservation Of
certain properties in which building
contracts are involved.
OF the SlO,OOO,OOO estate, property
valued at about $500, 900 was awarded
to her by Judge Coffey. This includes
stocks and bonds.
The property not included in the dis
tribution yesterday consisted of the
real estate at Third and Stevenson
streets, the real estate known as the
Carroll & Tilton property, on Market
street, above Third, and some valuable
income property on Market street, near
Fifth. The widows half interest in
these holdings is not questioned.
1t was stipulated that the claims OF
Mrs. Spreckels to the property left out
of distribution be dismissed without
prejudice.
The contest of John d. and Adolph
Spreckels against Rudolph and Claus
A. Spreckels, executors of the will, was
continued by Judge Coffey for one
week. Rudolph and Claus A. Spreckels
asked time to file an objection to theil
own application as trustees for dis
tribution to the trustees Of the proper
ties placed in the trust by the will
This is supposed to mean that the!
want to be in a position to sue as in
dividuals if they fail in their claim a
trustees.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
ROMANCE UNDER DIFFICULTIES

ROMANCE UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
The modern Romeo was furious
whats the trouble, old MANI" ask
ed the friend.
why, confound those aeroplanes,"
he growled, almost slipping from the
rope ladder. II mistook the headlight
of one of them for the moon and swore
by it. Now Juliet has given me the
laugh"
And the discouraged sutton went
around to the aerodome to register a
complaint.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

WITS revised text of 1892, now the received text, set up, without punctua- ton or capitals. in narrow columns or about three wards to a line. Four hun dred copies are available for compa1- son with manuscripts. the object be- ing to classify the manuscripts into families much as Westcott and Fort have classified the manuscripts oI tho C.reek Bible. Six Benedictines have haor entrusted with the task, which IS likely to be prolonged so that none of them may live to see the work done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

We are offering this week one of the handsomest pieces of property suitabls located a o in sontSerm % part of cify' ouads. Sit. uated at the head of Lawrence Street on the hills, with perfect terrace. front ing about 200 feet with depth of more site for q spacious ooioniai home. If interested see us for price and terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR. MONDAY ONLY.

Is lbs. Standard Granluated Su-
 gar .... .... ....' tl.uV h.. Tin Snow White Lard ........5 55c 10 ID. Tin Snow White Lard s.. .$1 .05 10 lb. Tin cottoiene .a. .$1.15 Ferndale Asparagus Tips ......... .35c 2 lb. Can Sliced Pine Apple .... .10c Large new white Irish potatoes soc pk- l Gal can Pure Georgia Cane Syrup COG
 2, BROCK GROCERY CO.
 The Pure Food Stores. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

si.500--Lesg than cost; only two years old. Will sell next week one of the most attractive and modern resi- dences, two story, with stable and barn. of city on corner lot. If taken at once this desirable home will be sold for Sl,500. less than cost price. See us Monday for further details.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

The father of Rev. pr. A. c. Dixon of Moody Church, Chicago, and of Rev pr. Thomas Dixon, the playwright, re- gently died in Raleigh. N. C., at the age of ss years. Rev. Thomas Dixon, ST., began his ministry in Cleveland Coun- ty. N. C., where he was born, and he never labored outside of It's borders.
 Over one church he was. pastor for sfxty-fiye years, and Jointly over an- other for fifty years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
J. C. HARDAWAY 6 co. Offices 5O8-5O9 Bell Bldg.
 Phone 1455
MIR. BRYAN A HERO.

Saves His Guide From An Involuntary
 Ducking.
 Muskegon. Mich. Jdne ls.-Whtle angling for bass from a row boat on Muskegon Lake yesterday, William Jennings Bryan saved his guide. John Connors. of this city, from an invol- untary ducking.
 Mir. Bryan was in the city to deliver a lecture and was the guest of a party of leading business men on fishing trip.
 half overheard when Mir Bryan seized him around the waist and pulled him back into the boat A twenty-two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
DAVIDSON e HOLT
 Insurance and Real Estate Phone No. l5. No. li3 Montgomery st Phone No. 02.

FOR SAIE-Vaeant lot South McDonough Street. CHEAP. FOR SALE-On Madison Avenue beautiful Ot 50x6 and any-smooh and evel-jus ready to build
 FOR SALE-On Amanda Street. story dwelling bath electric lights. cabinet manek stable large lot bargain. FOR SALEOn Burton Ave- story dwelling rooms bath all modern convenisnce large lot Easy Terms VANDVER BUDING-OGs for convenient and best located in the city Elevator. antor heat electric lights MONEY TO LOAN-We have thousand dollars lend proved city property in of $500.00 and upwards.
 INSURANCE. LE-W for the Union Central first class that big
 dividends FRE-We represent the best and largest the world prompt adjustments
 quick payments motto. ACCIDENT--We agents for the Travellers, none better. TORNADO-We you against AUTOMOBILE-We protect your machine against Fire low
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

Two-story. eight-room residence with bath on both floors. just put in perfect repair. Should rent for $500 per an- mum. Will sell next week for s3,s50. Terms to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

Large store and two-story, 6-room dwelling house adjoining same Locat- ed in southwestern part of city on corner lot. Terms. $500 cash and bal ance on monthly payments. Good op- portunity here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

Lot. 7s feet front by 175 deep No. 50T Columbus Street, with one-story mod ern brick residence. This is the most desirable home in Ward 5. Part cash and balance can be paid in other prop erty. or long time secured on pay rnents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

A papal commission is now at work to secure correct text of the Vuigate
 which is Jerome's translation of the Bible, into Latin. The members of the commission have had Pope Clement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
RAYS OF PROSPERITY

You don't hear users of our sign whining about hard times The sign and display lighting service of the Mont gomey Light and Water Power Co has national reputation No city can initiate Mongomers illumination at twice its cost for ten times that cost in other kinds of civic attractions.
 Cheer up We will always have low rates for electricity and lower every year. r s
 you have need for light for attraction for power let us supply it by electricity if do cheaper and better by cleo ct When you give this additional patronage you not only help yourself directly but you help Montgomery When onze your patronage becomes live factor Mongomeys growth ".% ..4@
 Montgomery service supplies ninety per cent of MOntgom ers electrical power and every day brings the proportion hundred is much to the interests of every unbiased c zen help quickly to this balance it is to our interest money expended in construction cheaper rates for gas and electricity and many advantages that Montgomery has been deprived F.. v
 Mon+corroer1 ioht & Ma+er Power Conoanv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

On Hayneville Road. nice little farm of forty acres land with good well of water. cabins and barn. Only 8 1-2 miles from city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

Very desirable one-story residence on second block of South Hull Street. Large lot with barn on premises. Now rented for $500 per annum. Terms can be made to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

Another. rumor iss afloat since the consolidatfon of the Illinois Central with the Central of Georgia. that the Hartman interests will build a con meeting line from Redwood. Tenn, to 'Chattanooga. s~s - This new line would connect the Tennessee Central with the Central of Georgia and thus the Ohio river points would be given a complete short line to Savannah, the ocean port of the Gen. .trai of Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

O. c. Humphreys, corhmareial Agent. Tof the ,Seaboard Air Line in this city, was in receipt of a communication yes- terday. stating that beginning on June 22, two local freight trains, No. g, and 10, would be annulled on Tuesday and Friday of each week throughout the summer months.
 Train No. 10 is an put-going freight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

FOR SADE-s3,ooo will buy modern six-room cottage, southern part of the city; s250 cash. balance monthly pay ments. Here is a chance to buy a home same as paying rent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FoR SALE

Here Is good proposition, southeast corner of Monroe and Decatur Streets; fronting 100 feet on Monroe by 145 on Decatur. Could be divided into three desirable building lots
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
ZIRkLE & MOORE
Chandler q Douglass
 Real Estate, Insurance and Loans Phone 4e0 Office End Floor First National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE.

Manufacturing plant. old esta abllshed business; consists of 25 acres land with buildings. machinery and spur track, all in perfect condition, nothing to do but start to running. Only s3. 900 cash required for first payment Good reason for selling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
PHONE 443
 FOR SALE.

GSR 5k4hGs
 S1,250 will buy a nice hve-room cot- tage. on lot 50x170, in suburbs. One or two additional lots can be bought adjoining this place, and all can be purchased on easy payments This place is new and only one block from car line and gravel road.
 FOR SALE-Two story residence, modern, two baths, on asphalt streea. near in. Can be bought for s5,000. A bargain.
 WANTED-Parties having property of any kind for sale and willing to take a reasonable price for 1t, can self 1t by listing with us.
 FOR RENT--Nineteen-r D. room, two- story residence on Dexter Avenue, near the Capitol; $100 per month. Special price to October lst. New and modern In every respect. Best location in the city for first-class boarding house.
 INSURANCE-Fire and Tornado fn- surance written fin the best companies. Remember us when placing your in- surance. A thousand dollar Tornado Policy on your house will cost you only $4 GO for three years, and will protect you against loss from damage by wind storm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

FOR SALE--Beautiful lots in College Park and Cloverdale. Will sell at price that will double your money in a few years time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

FOR sALE-s7.o0o will buy a seven- room, two-story house. on a large lot. close in, on Sayre Street Resi- dence modern in every respect. This is a bargain, that you can't pick up often these days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

FOR SALE-We are authorized to sell one of the best homes in Chisholm. It is a modern six-room cottage, with one acre of ground, and a beautiful grove. Owner Is leaving the city, and Is willing to sacrifice the place. We can make terms to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
THE RAILROAD NEWS
sEABOARD AIR LINE ..OFFERING
 UNIQUE OUTING. @
Run,or 'iof New Road for Gadsden. Ahoat since Taking over of
 CentraI of Georgia by
 Hartman Interests.

One of the most unique summer out ings, in fact one which VIII appear 70 many summer tourists. will be that of a personally conducted tour Of the East by the Seaboard Air Line according 10. the announcements receivsd yeserday by o. c. Humphreys' local Commercial Agent of that line.
 The outing. includes a delightful two weeks. trip. July 2 to 15, from Atlanta to the sea and thence by ocean steam. CT to the principal cities of the East The itinerary of the journey offers. yis- It's to Norfolk. Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, Providence, Newport and Mar .ragansett Pier in Rhode Island. two entire days in classic Boston, four days in hustling New York and one day in which to gaze at the nations capital.
 This tour will be personally conduct ed by Dave W. Morrah, Travelling Pas senger Agent of the Seaboard Air Line. while Mrs. M. H. Whitner, of Atlanta who has travelled extensively. will chaperon the party and look after the comforts of the ladies.
 This trip will be a decidedly new feature in the way of summer outings ana O, c. Humphreys stated yester- day that he fully expected that almost twenty-five or thirty Montgomerians would be included in the party.
 A rurnor was afioat yesterday that the taking over of the Central of Geor- gia road by the Hartman lines meant a new railroad for Gadsden and other towns in that section of this State.
 It is said that a connecting link will be built from Birmingham to some point near Rome. Ga. making direct connection between Birmingham and Chattanooga, and such a line would necessarily run through Gadsden.
 It will be remembered that at one time last fall surveys were made for such line in Cherokee County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
FOR SALE.

s2.s5o will buy five-room cottage near in, on Mildred Street. There Is a bar gain in this place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

while No sis an Unbound train and both run between this city and Ameri- cus,- Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

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ZIRkLE q MOORE Real Estate. Fire Insurance Loa

2f DEXTER AVE.
 FOR SALE. ss.s50 will buy lovely six-room cot- tage. best part of Virgiia Avenue. House has all modern conveniences, and will make an ideal home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-03
WHAT THE LABEL MEANS TO
uNlONISM.

The label is the life of unionism
Ii these manufacturers. who may
be behind the matters in this strike
think that they can wipe out the lab
els without fight. they are wrong
To fight for the labels is to fight for
the basis of unionism-
\ label is a guaranty IL is a guide
to prove that the ware on which it IS
found is of union manufacture
The label is the very opposite of
the boycott The boycott says. Don't
buy" The label says. Buy. and sup
port this union"
We can't print our boycott lists any
more 1t would even be wrong sup
pose, to display the old list
But no one can stop me or anybody
else from telling his friend that this
.or that article of manufacture is I'M
fair
I'm going to use my speech in this
way, just as l please
We must fight for our sixty-four
union labels TO the last ditch--EN-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-03
ON INDUSTRIAL REFORM.

Friendly Minister of the Gospel
Preaching On Interesting Topics.
Rev. H. o. Pritchard, pastor of the
Christian church at Bethany, is going
to preach a series OF sermons on
topics that should be of interest to
every man who works for wages, and
especially to union men, These SER
mons will be delivered in the chapel
a good thing if a number of unionists
would make up parties and attend
services there Sunday evenings The
trip is easily made on the Interurban
April. May and June, and will be after
the following program:
Exodus and Industrial Reform
April 4, AN Oppressed People
April IL. Need of a Changed En-
vironment'
April is. ~Murmuring for Bread
April % Need of Moral Leader
ship
LeEiticus and Social Reform
May ,. Pure Food
May 9. Sanitary Environment
May 1s. Criminals and Lepers."
May %. Justice in Israeli
May 80, The New Social Order
Deuteronomy and Moral Reform
June s. The Decalogue
June Is. The Ban in Modern Life
June %. Chastity and Marriage
June p, Love to God the Law of
Life
Rev Mr. Pritchard is ''one of our
kind of people" and those who hear
him will hear the word with the
bark on it He knows trades unionism
and stands for its principles