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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23
NEW SAWS BADLY NEEDE
The OId.Fashioned Ones 3crnshos
Dor't Seem to FL into hioc.
ern Sltuatl ans.

"yoa know all the ~copyho0l. M
fuffey's reader line OF talk about 70
king tn &C vice of ones elders b.
gar tn sad-eyed, undersized llttl
ma on the ca,. "Sure you 90. No
let me ell vou sonethirg 6ee tha
bis apartment houao over more Oh
the riaht2 And that Brtle nisine@
ci x light next to tt2
wei here weren't sny aoartroe.t
houses or usl1ess blocks Oh T. whti
/ hrst claypeid eyes on It. II was 4
bowling wilderness, IN TACT, and 20
could almost chase rabbits up bert
That was about eighteen years age
/ rad 81 hurch then-an6 : ws.s on
eighreen years old a. that time-tha
this lend would some DIS jun1p IL
value by leaps and bounds When
WIS tventr wears old ! came into q
punch Of IS, 900. I wepf 20 my qua
alan, an old mar, pretty p%ronlnep
~ estate management an wi dom :
tla. tine. and l toll hiI1 wanted :
soak the yhole $4,000 IL tbs boo,
OF HTOiIU i DDAiAN1C va ~ t%At A.
black was then or tire market 70
exactly 1900. The Old gentlema
pseh-poohed me.
GO away, boy he said to me, Wit
8 patronizing smile. You don't know
what you want. It's 10Y duty to saw
you from such wild notions IS thi
one you've got into your bead. They
be shooting rabbits and squirrels ou'
there on that plot so years from now
G'vay.'
4 argued it With i'm, and he So
dowr on ne Then he went emo in.
YES Il my So. 00O - three pc
'Three years ago the nan Who
bous5t that same block Of ground ror
$4,000 sold 1t for a9out $2oO,090 casa'
he's 0 cruising over in fAf
Al Mediterranean or some place 2T
other, while I'm taking my wife on
Par nickel car rides and wondeEi
= r my $4,000 went.
There's get to be a new act .
wise saws invented Tor twentieth CO
fury consumption. The Met ne
reader klnd are moth eaten.
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ranol, Official Etlnu.t.

The wives 81 the new Erene4 minis
tars share In he homes conferred ca
their husbands, the deere o. defe
ence due 70 them hetas -alHut aly ea-
tabllshad By the p%rotocole" Waea
the wife Of q minister enters 2 1oor1.
II any deputies or senators Wees ara
present they are supposed to rise
and rer ain standing untl she If sea-
ed. Other ministers wives mas rest
in their chairs. but should the prime
minister's wife arise hey also ras,
stand to attent,or. Ard Yen Anle.
BRAND (if there we're such a IaHson)t
would have to nov sirltlar deference
20 the wife q the president ol tbs
chamter. Win her. according 20 The
protocole, "e'est la reIres III ,aa na'
tionale qui entire, l. suifrsgs aaiven.
sci Ia France. London Cb.Gnies
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-Four u1an. three of whom were COZ
nected with brokerage concerns ia the
Wan street dletcict, were djsca sing
United states paper currency anu he
disappearance e counterfeit5. Va
arc SO sure rcvadays,' said oAa u
the parry as C. tie genuineness Ct
bills that lttle attention Ia paid ro
them IN handling, except IS to Sc
1omtnstica TO Prove his assertion
ne took a SO ysllowhacb FROM hir
1ooke-, nud, holding II up. asa waa
copld tell whcs@ portrait it bore, ro
one knew and by way Of coaching
he broker aald t was the dgst reas
erer Of the Unifed states again Nc
eng la4ew the name 'VaTl IT'S
Glcaaol Hillegaa." said the man
.prcrdly. But in confidence. I'LL eel
you, 1 didn't know It FIVE minutes
$40 Kew York Tribune
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CLAIMS TO Be scg9H MAN
BIZ Man With Good 7t4rsd Face sub
mis- aeasons W1y-5Giit
ThaE Nsy

~ DON'T wanf ta blow r1y wn hora,"
said the tis 5lan wra he s2od-us-
tufei lace, but I tlE Z 1 come under
ire head q square en-"
aUld y3u ind g lost cuTss and re
store V 10 so-re r1lllioaaireT" was
saked.
"A little betaer chaa that I think.
Ten days before he state election q
man c3rls to me and asked:
"tJo1n how Io you think thing r
going Q goT
".AH my way Z replied
"0WYn t be a lardsideF
Sure
"But I'm tod hat it win 20 the
other way
Don't yor beHsve Il. I'm seeing tas
signs II tn shy. Eeg my = But
even ~. Bet oil you've got. You'u
be a sure winner
And he took your advice. id he2"
'Hs did. Went right of and made q
bet Within au hour"
"And about the landahde?"
EFT iandsiided the other var. Yes.
my parry cot buried 5eu feet deep"
But who're did the square deal
come in?'
"Ch, 50 him afar of on the street
| next day 2ad ran to hin ard handed
1jm 50 ceit."
"But-blt--"
'Ee'5 bat that and lost. II WIS mis-
IN. restored it to him. Square deal,
( and he Is g happ5 No eomph-
ue1.s, gent,emec I am built that
way"
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Or. Hiram G. Cortlan0t the ven
known theologian of Des Nolpe
IN & recent address:
Thomas A. Edison tells t. 1e
thinks the soul Is not iEmortA nlt
after ali, what does this great atd
know about souls? His lorye Is exec,
tric.ty ard machinery. and when he
TALKS Of souls he reminds Ua ir1 sis
ibly OF the young lacy wnu .@Ia',gt the
Baldwin locomoCi re work tlaa
told how a locomotive Is plsaa
"'You pour, she said. a iC ot a4na
into a lot of boxes, ana you iatow yl4
stove lids and things mt q Egit4ce
and they you empty the multea a
into a hole In the sand, and 9l
wells and swears 1'hep rCs p}.r it
out and let it cool II pond l a
then you put 1t in a thipr that 1lF
holes In 1t. Then you s1EeW tt no.
gether. and paint It, Il pr. saall 'a
it, and It goes spleldidly; and -hal
take It TO a drafting room aHd -pE1
a bluep rin1 of it. But one tang y for
got-they have to nlaka & boiler. ona
man gets inside anu oaa get eligida.
ana they pound frightfuliy; 1lau
they tie it to the other thing Sod
ought to see It go!'"
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va baa- E3nte funr t ngs H F1e "
strest sometimes, snd tho foliowiH 3
definition Of Tbs h iGht q sg~gravatioa,
b. q gs1-ienan Ia ra,h9r slakr boo Il
whom We eacounrered in a w~elLEnpNn
hostelry .ha other day STRUCK US a3
beng par lcllarly choics.
The eight Of nas ~srayaton gentse
men," SAID this puth9Ise Ilr4oriet, SCI
tins Bis pewter On the counls. ina
ico-iug round proudly, with the az of
Die about to let of ) good hing ths
eight cf haggravaGon-why trying
to betch q flea out o. yer a With o
pair a. boxin' sloves'-LonUon Tit
p
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George Anstsy. AGED IL. a erippI,
of Leicester, England. Is n Of II
most remarkable cyclists ia the codt
uy.l Both his legs are witAered ar
useless but the Leio :ter Cripple,
Guild has provided btn With q twc
wheeled psdailsss machine, with
paldso tube covering the axle bar
Across this ne lies face foremost, al,
With vvoo1ep clogs strapped to h.
bands ne propeis himself along tn.
strests and ROADS tn o marvellous
rapid manner. e hes complete co
troll o. the machine LIS hands actin
80 pedals, stee .ug gear, and hral
combined.
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A hearty laugh was occasioneA
he BirIningbanl police court by q psi5
a1er who gave himsell away II Z very
del gh2di manor The nan was til
frst On the list, md The ,harge against
aim was merely one q being drunk
and dls0rdsrly. He stepped Elo the
dock. however. 1ust az tAe moment
when the dscs oAcer Nas read g out
a few Of he lasss which we're 70 coma
before tie court thsl morning and "a
guilty conscience apparently led him
to mis- e tasse items FER { lst Of his
previous convictions
He stood passive enough While TIE
otieer Ta4d ont ABOUT a dozen drunk
sp8 disorletltss. hut wlen he anne 10
ona "sbopoIseli ing the prisoner ex
cla3a1ed exclteoly, That @as sieat
years ago your honor" Everyone be
gan to laugh, and the prisoner, resiia-
ing the Dluader he mad made, at 2rs1
lc5s.ed very black indeed, but finally
saw tqs humorous side Of tho matter,
and a broad smile spread oyer his face
tits blunder did not cost anything
Birmingham Mali
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1lany II the Ies5rictiSni taa. 1amp
erad 1he influence of the press re-
NAMED il force unGl the close Il the
eighteenth century In Engisrd II vas
till taat period that newspapers
obtained the right to criticize the poi.
icy Of ministers and OF the hns. Mr..
Walter, the first editor Of the LONDON
Times, was rosecuted for consuming
the duke of York. He was ssf.-eI ceo
to pay q nne Of $3.50. stand "a ne
ptllory for an hour. be mprisoned for
q yeas and give security ior lis good
beha yfor for seven years. Tic crder
nth regard TO tbs piilory Was ca
celed, but ne had to serve mis- taIln r.
fail.
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DIFFERENCE IN THE RACES
M~exleans In the Main Unjust In
Eiarti1e americans for Lack
Of Politeness.

All the Mexic5n correspondents
wlo have written on the subject OF
why Americans are not bstter liked
b. Mexicans agree that It Is largely 8
aaastiort Of q lack of politaness on
the part o. tie foreigner here, and in
some cases al ili-concealed contempt.
I he latter Is inexcusabie and certain
l., must emanat only from inccnsid-
8 ate OF poorly ecrcate5 persons, from
which 40 nation Is Tree. Pollteness,
however, Ig largely a matter Of form
and training 1t Is undeniable that
the Anglo Saxon salutations, methods
Of expressing thanks and apprecia-
lion, etc, are simpler and shorter
than the Latin forms. To many Who
have all their lives been accustomed
to the briefer Saxon ways, an attempt
Of the more elaborate Latin poltteness
seems, for them, nothing shot Of nj
t~ectation, end they simply cannot do
1t. There ere exceptions among Amer
teams and Bng1shmen who readily
adopt the courteous phrases of the
NeKlcans and use them naturally, but
taay are the exceptions. And 1t is
difficult TO see how this a readily
% charged. Our Mexican friends
should understand, on the other hand,
that Il Anglo-Saxons dc not. IS C. rule,
GO through as many social formahties
as the usages Of the land prescribe,
they mean no offensa thereby. They
ara accustomed to taking a good
many things for granted that their
Latin cousins give verbal assurance
Of. Naturally. 1t Is the duty CT the
outlander to conform as nearly as he
cgn to me WAYS OF his adopted
try. but human nature and settled
habits are pretty hard to make over,
particularly unless you catch them
While hey're young.-Mexican Her
aid
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

The latest fancy OF the woman
emoker !s g pips--not the tiny ana:
that suflces for the Japanese, put
good-sized brter or neat NEE
EehaWn. The pipe Is boldly carrie
along sSh q gold card case end chair
purse. For some time n0w the eft
arctic has gwen place 70 a ctga-
small IN size ana mid In g-2iit'
Women said hey were tired u T..
cigarette, and wanted o bigger smoba
London Mail.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Nicola Z IS la, dining by himself q 6
hotels great dining room, take. a
table whsre be can be seen Throu; IL
out hts nett ne wears 4 oserly Gu.
dious. & com 5l All absorbed, attitude.
RE may bring @ the table & p9rtfoli 0
flied with paE3 rs These he ms
scan with prolor geo soIanDitg II
a1y event ta sit an e%loGuent ta3lsar
Of profunditg.--N 7 York 'rcss.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Few people 40 know niis+tstc'
only as q des rable feature OF Christ
mas decorations understand that H.
! liant is s. pagaplts dangerous to u,
lie of trees fl the regions In whic'
Il grows. II Is only = Qusstsc1 {
time. after m.stletoe cnce begins Z
grow upon a tree before he tree =
self viii be killed. The parasite SAP
the life Of the infected branches. Tor
tunately, It rs q slow growth, takin,
70 develop to large proportions
but when neglected. /. Invariably ruin
81 trees it reaches.
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hha h ~ Roaeke.

Pail u bn4aoa. ne Harvard coach.
yfas pra the . 1der footbaii Of
1870,
Footi,st Il 3. the Sos vas q terrible
game rs Z VII. Within ston. 'Beur-
get, you 1no9. devoted a whole chap
ter OF Ours der 10 its horrors.
some OF Ga stories 4 tbs footbau cf
80 or 81 ale. IN fss almost inoIs I'd
THE,
"a Philadelphia sporting editor re-
fufred one NeFa,nter Saturday 1rom
W8et Philsa giiA with q rails, fright
aneI Isse.
Many accidents II the gamer i
peHos reporter assei him.
Gae frightfui a~ceident.' rsglied
inc a3fting editor "A pawerful nnle
groa. : heisEborilg coal dealers ca
tered tha aals. blum iered into 4 Of
the hotes %acrimmages = got
killed
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Seattle, fearing the ntroductioc ot
buoonic Dlcf;ue nv rats, Las offered q
bounty Of ten cents 8 rat. This r1oyos
Tacoma, RATE from Infection fro1a d4i
gea, Ia raucols laugltefs and The Led
ger 9ars that the bounty, 'thoHga noI
IptcIdeC sor rodents u Tac1na,
Hve rst. Beningharn and otler popu-
lols AMI Busy centers, lea been tna.
ing its way into t1e rockets IF non.
residents Of Seattle lov 1oaTs cent
rats pur the Joke would na On .s Z
It rcre found tha oci RE poplia,
ti0u had found it's way tu,c thu Set
tie ,alsuB'
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

tn lars at whale oR Its type o.
which thsre is scientific record, was
captured recently on Fort Arthur.
Tex He measured sixty-three feet
in length, and was estimated 10 lie
ab0ue three hundred years old. Cap
tar COB Plunlmsr, mate % a United
States pilot boat. sighted the monster
81 tho shoals oil The settles and the
crew of ie vessel captured the mari
nal. The anha body was towel ashore,
exhibited and much photographed be
fore being CIT up.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Ii was an etseGt minded traveller
who had lately aiken o ~bsllooning
Eyes" he observed impressively. at
was q fearful Journey The machine,
a Thousand lest up, and no more bal
last, headed straight ter Siberia, and
the rarefed air--wel, you know ss
well as I do what eject thst has on
8 balloon. Yes, the pert wss terri
BILE" Then the CD habit was too
strong for him. ernie wolves detected
our presence. a desperate race en-
sued. We felt their hot breath Oh TIE
naps Of our necks. "--Londoa Globe
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

New York 8yldieg Which Is
Forty Fe S.Wia3 High.
New WooiNarta Structure en aToao-
way stares e23 fseg tb9ys ne
Street ana There AIS Thirst
Stories EsloN Crcpras

New York. Inc accoDuan ng no
gure Is b. the new Wow o. pniia-
tax 10 III erected o. Jroad17aF 40
New Rcrs It VIII occ ~ yhe fonth
vert corner cP BroaGwag @il Park
rlace, tn site OF Mayor fhdllp E9Ae
famous Broadway residence opposite
tha PARK It Is estmsted thsr t1a@
newest addition 70 New York greet
a|kyserape1s viii cyst IS 0oG. 900 t3al
the sdsgaiE to the top p The toweg
theye viii be as stories fha toaai
height b9ing SIS Test. eIcesdinp the
eight of he singer towes s- tvo
b'ocks below by 10 ies- C7h nfe
building IA Rex Yolk Will ba hsaor
he Metre pciitsn. WI cse tpv 13s
700 feet ard 3 inches above the a9teet
}syel. The ONLY otheF tcftiae stt ee1it
II tao wcgM Is The RI, 3 ~ YET $50
feas rnala z the Wooiwcfti tpldlnz
ire bird D chest eaiaee " IN ~3cA
ana tie Sc ORD ligEes I'd Anar1o
lbs frontae u the bu idslg htot-,
way VIII ~ I05 feet and on Pafk
Pace 5e7 iset THE " air hta 3tae
ElI 7se 10 q nsight Of ~ .sries. 2
Tow y begin Ing at this c'at sgt' s7n-
tsin % star S. The tower at tha Qst.
aacle viii b. Sc feet square larger 70
dimensions W. about 20 Ieet thsr tie
Lgar soHcr, Below tle Stree
mere viii b4 three storie CUentlos'
taese. -hs / Icing win a~ctoatly tage
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come in?''


Mrs. rugwate~-Josiah what Is the
origin u the name Milwaukee and
what does It mean?
Nj. Chugwater-lt comes from the
Latin word mile, meaning A thousand,
and Wau K0e, a C~hlnaman; Milwau-
kee, q thousand Cinnamon Think you
can remember that?
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Nabuchadnez5sf WIS iarchins II bis
accustomed style.
"Bli hesb being grass" he raaec,sd-
"this must De BAef \ Ii Moved
An0 chucklirg uosrsely be took &4
otter baw.-Fack.
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

"a mar who enjoys seeing q WOMAN
in tears IL q brute.
q DON know apou. ,ha repsied
Miss Cayenne 'One 81 tho lindest
husbands ] Know takes mr. wife q sew
ali the emotional plays"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

eDlG. hls actions have an ctr Of YER.
isilnil tude7F the lawyer asked he Wit
ness.
LAT ge.s thst. qir?
hAy, GA * Z aduct YEA an air
II ysrssmfisgda%
rerlis5 the witness, Sure!
&c vas verslnllitudin' iii al 5und the
place. Evening ost.
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T
Ada&ras& the f.
s,sarraernent 100, .dv

4 disagreement abort adv
Uith a we sky" journal
Following It. an attack on
their editorial Columns; sneera
we made 5articulariy rega Gin
we replad through the regn
the weekly" thought We hit ,
hard ana hereupon sued Tor u
The advertisement Tho We
~ about claimed that In nan
dicitis an operation co0id be
continuing indigestible food, "
bowels and taxing a 0red'gest
Nuts.
observe we said MANY CA
wouldn't that knowledge be
those who fear a surgeons KIN
death?
The weekly" writer said toa
We replied that ne vas 'gno'
he wal put on the stsna II
admit ne was rot a Lr snd Z
knowledge Of appendicitis ana
GATED 10 find out II The f<stih
our Co. were genuine.
A famous surgeon testified
~oraraiion was required Grspe
opy,ate 1t. True,
We never claimed tnat whe
was required crape-Euta woais
The sargec iheG hs6
ed TO bring ao alta anS
erown BY undia Sod food freg
we claimed and proved
ezasrts thai lndigestea
raans 2
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Ths General Opinion.

II near you have a dne wife. old
chap"
Il have; everybody thinks it's q
u~sat pity she married me"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23
Severe,

y don't thing there is an honest
h.i, q his head"
mats right. Z believe he'd even
cheat at checkers"
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Il u se cf psir 81 tie lung Hamlins
Wizard Oh acts lke q mustard plaster.
exec. lhft IS at,ra efectEre md is 20
much piaer art l.sarsr t3 use.
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a girl who fs truly modest doesn't
feel called upon to biush when here
Il No occasion for L.
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lrrnnrtarftc Miefhete
signatere otLMA z!
Monld 80 ! 60.

;loDsy -JIere cones a man don't
ca-s e. Tlast Lets oss over,
peLgngvaly don't YOU care to
me hr.?
slopav-He has i ralia fcr collec1-
M Gins
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-12-23

Esicats cookery has a9esga
tBo8 II t3 aoag b hest III ttase
vhera. rossf + bard 10
5a slagaton ttat fngente5 the
a5 Q 4San ~somehcdy
eat grass 1 so apgfy SO he pug Y
ear si ioits aeeae lad salt oH
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tie risk o. deaeh be cat.
r. seuse shows The batter way
3 that ev IDENTIFY has not been
FOOD Is required, use an easily
Grape-Nnts or any other II
) De preiieested (partly digested
e 20 Court analytical chemists
n. Chicago and Nishawaka, Ind.
me naalysis OF Crape-Nuts and
g starc1y part of the wheat and
en- tranafos med into sugar the
produ ed Ia thu hunsn body b.
III ftt large psrt Of food),
q State chemists brought On By
said Grape Nuts could nos be
lrested" food osoause not all Of
Il outside tie body.
aemiscs said any food when had
r half dlgested outside The body
known as 'pIedigas ed
lts about he inesning o. a word
snt that ( only one ha'f OF the
gested Il is easier On Weakened
bowels man fooo IN Which M
3ested.
ie facts 7e intro6 ICE Or Thos.
primer chleg or the N. Y Board
Rsl1n ~ Webstor CHEZ OF the
ratorisa. AID ia Z sachs, " ~.
a httle sewers fl our oenunei
aeif-confeased ignorant about
4ua IS cas3e. 1t Is ~poss'Lie the
Else g. Il view o. he fact last
70 {, mas made a Hgetlnle
asets. sn
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Mrs. VI ioslcvss soothllg mp TO- cAlldrer
teethtuk Soften She g Q educes insamna-
t.on. alEyap L cures gind col.e. s5o +. bottle.
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r.rs - ner.arNg rrlcR Eov
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Postum erGa6 G@ss I'D
8-sLAs G~eek, r6ach,
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~. Y, NEW YORK, NO 52-1sf.
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r. EAE1
any OF
wasn't
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-21
.WELLNAN Says He
WILL TRY AGAIN
Picked Up at Sea After Making a
Couple of ReCords-StruCk
a Gale En- Route.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Word was
received yesterday from Walter Well
man and his party, who started Sat
urday last in the dirigible America to
attempt to fly across the Atlantic.
After being in the air for seventy-two
hours, thus breaking the records for
balloon endurance, and having covered
eight hundred and seventy miles, es-
tablishing dirigible record for dis
tance in one flight, the aviators were
forced to abandon their air craft and
take to the lifeboat they carried. At
that time they were one hundred and
fifty miles off Capt Hatteras, having
been blown out of their course and
buffeted about by gales. They were
picked up by the steamer Trent and
Immediately communicated with this
city by wireless
Wellman reports that he is not dis
couraged and that he viii renew his
attempt to make the transatlantic aerial
voyage next year.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-21
CHANGES IN THE
LIGHTHOUSE RULE
Lt.-Comdr. Houston Goes Back
to Navy and Civilian win
Succeed Him.

Lieut.. Comdr. Victor Houston, Unit
ed States Navy and Inspector Of the
Nineteenth Lighthouse District Of Ha-
waii, has been ordered to duty on the
Asiatic station and may leave the early
part Of November for Manila to report
for duty to the commander of the
squadron at Cavite.
Lieutenant Commander Houston has
been on duty here for more than a year
and under his administration some Of
the biggest works in the lighthouse ser.
vice have been established. The great
Makapuu Point light, with radius Of
nearly fifty miles, was opened since he
has been here; the new lighthouse for
Honolulu harbor was finished and the
light installed and is now working, re-
placing the old light installed by the
Republic of Hawaii, and the channel
has been given the most modern system
of lights in use, forming lane at night
which no mariner could mistake. He
has established many lights on other is
lands, and plans aRo now being worked
on for the establishment of many more
lights. In fact most of the finishing
of lighthouse work has been under his
| direction. With the assistance of the
/ lighthouse tender Kukui the Lighthouse
work has gone ahead rapidly and has
been simplifed.
The release of Lieutenant, Commander
Houston from lighthouse service, re-
turning him to active duty on a war.
ship, marks probably the first step in
the new bureau of lighthouses conduct
ed under the department of commerce
and labor, whereby all naval officers
now doing duty as inspectors and as
sistant inspectors of lighthouse dis
tricts are to be returned to the Navy
and their places filed by civilian ap
| pointees. On the Sierra arriving on
! October 2S will arrive Superintendent
| district, Philadelphia. He will undoubt'
edly take over the office now occupied
by Lieutenant- Commander Houston, but
will be only acting inspector, retaining
his title of superintendent Of construc
ton.
On July of this year the act giving
| Ine new bureau OF lighthouses CuHlIo
4 of all lighthouse work, went into effect
However, there were no funds availa
! BILE in the department for paying thu
salaries of inspectors of the civilian
class. Civil service examinations arr
required before any civilian can be ap
pointed to office. The time is about rip,
for changes of officials to take place
and in all probability Mr.. Arledge will
remain here as the civilian inspector.
Lieutenant- Commander Houston is es
sentially a kamaaina of the Hawaiia
Islands. His father was Admira
Houston, United States Navy. Whe
lieutenant, the admiral stopped o.
here and among those he met was
Miss Brickwood, one of the bellies o
Honolulu, of that day. They were maj
ried shortly afterward. Their son en-
tered the naval academy and was on
of the first from Hawaii to receive
commission through Annapolis. Nj
Houston is regarded as one of the bes
swordsmen in the Navy. He marie
his cousin, Miss Pinao Brickwood, las
summer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-21
APPRAlsE EsTATE.

The appraisers appointed to report on
the estate Of Andrew Fuller yesterday
hled their report In the elFeuit court,
setting the total value at A4T, ,si06T. A
majority Of items Ia thu appFaisemont
were stocks and bonds, included among
them being 2ah shares Of Hawaiian
Commercial and ai1tylRo shares of the
Rank II Hawaii A drawback Of the
Law which appfalses The stock at ia
market value 0n the day the aNneI
died WAS here lllnslated, aa Hawaiian
Commercial naa valued 81 lih0, nheFe
assii ls noN qpeled Il 81 Nlih lh6 olh'
egs 10 llhe properties,