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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-27
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR.
1t Can only Be Had Where There Is
No Dandruff.

Any man or woman who wants soft,
glossy hair must be free OF dandruH,
which causes falling hair. Since II mas
become known that dandruff IS germ
disease the old hair preparations that
were mostly scalp irritants have been
a abandoned and the public, BARRIERS and
doctors included have taken to using
Newbro's Herpicide, the only hair prep
aration that kills the dandruff germ.
r. Dodd, Dickinson, N. D., says: Her
picide not only cleanses the scalp from
dandruff and prevents the hairs falling
out. but promotes a new growth. Her
picide keeps my hair very glossy"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-27

Up to forty years ago Cornwall, Eng
land, supplied nearly all the tin used
in the world, but now only about seven
per cent of the total supply comes from
there. The Malay Peninsula has taken
Cornwal1's place. furnishing about 90
per cent of the worlds production, and
the Dutch East Indies come next, with
10 per cent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-27
NEW BOOKS
At
The Golden Rule Bazaar

sARes 81 Ogd vhceanes.'' BY Maurice
4Anmpson.
s.1EEz.- by Maurice Thompson.
.--sssthsart Maaette,s BY Maurice
TA11p6o0.
'9As Oeaenus," Prank Norris.
sEhs Lac and Letters d the Ancient
HsAeews," ~ Lvman Abbott.
s'0ofs Puppets." by ImogeA Clark.
sYAs Making OF Christopher Ferring-
han." bv Marie DIX.
s'1ha AaAnder." by Harrisea Robertson.
sDn Hzr," The Players Ed, Ill.
sEaGs 80 Letters sf Thsnas HuxieV,
~ ~ SEQ.
sA4 - Court Of the King" BY Westaey.
s'EAe Wsards Kast." by Dr.. VIM. Bar
s.Asrsus sf the Almighty. by Owen
Jahason.
s'Usavsr Cromwell" by Joha Morley.
SHgsw Rngland Legends and Folk Lsre, .
~ Drake.
s.ounney Adams Sawyer. BY Pidgia.
s.Ulns Shirt and Khaki" by Jas. F. j
Archibald. whs Witnessed closely
- eanapalgls Ia Cuba and Sostf
A1k1cA.
4as United States Tariff Schedule, re
ytssd up to July LIST, Dee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-27

b,nd. and il successful in selling them
will ship more here before Thanksgiving
Day races.
please let me know by return mail If
your people will agree to bring their
horses to Hilo to race. If so, will snip
NV horses by next steamer to Honolulu.
GEO. S. MKENZIE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-27
HAWAIIAN ENGINEERING and -
ROOMS sos 500, $40 srANGENwA1, ''ructs

All classes of Engineering Work solcitaa -
ports MADE Tor any class OF Waerworks Steam @
tended, in all branches of
roads, Electric and Steam Tunnels Bges Contracts
Piers .Wharves, 0ees' Buildings "
Special attention given Examna tio,s ", 'snsaa N
critics for investment purposes. ' valuations ana
FREDERI OK J. AAtwEc .
c.sr1r To s.o.a,. Engineer and M Man. =
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
HOW TO RESIST TIDE
OF MATERIALISM

Alas that part of the price is municipal
or national dishonor and degradation. The
citizen who first selfshly refuses to do his
civic duty, and then in natural descent along
the easy path becomes the giver of bribe
and the corrupter of his fellows is himself
DEGRADED more and more in the process, and
the bottom is found when civic rights and
civic righteousness are alike forgotten, when
duty to his neighbor no longer demands per-
forrnance when protection to weakness, the
equality of freemen, the conservation of
honesty are no longer the ends of the Gov
ernment but only the securing Of peculiar
privileges for class, the comfortable en-
joyment of a protected license; when duty to
man is forgotten because duty to God is
denied Are not these exhibitions of the
spirit of lawlessness in plainest view
throughout our land? But the question
keeps repeating itself how shall We as a
Christian ministers, resist this onf1owing
tide of lawless goddess materialism? How
shall we make the Christian faith again to
be the inspiration of victory the efficient
blest character? By what power may the
spirit of commercial ambition, the spirit of
selfish ACKNOWLEDGMENT, the spirit of devo-
ton to the seen and the temporal, be driven
from the chambers of our peoples soul that
a nobler, higher spirit may enter in? The
answer is at once obvious and easy to he
learned from our sacred books, that God
the Holy Ghost alone can work this mir
acle Beyond all controversy the one su-
preme need of human nature for its cleans
ing, its invigoration, its development to
higher, nobler manhood, is the indwelline
of the spirit of God. This is but a COM
monplace of the teaching or our Master and
his apostles. But ask in view of the
the special hindrances which prevent his
access to the souls Of our children; what are
the closed doors and windows through which
he should enter in, but which by our neg
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

lect are barred so fast against him? We
answer that first and chief among the IAN.
ures of our people in the development Oh
their own spiritual life and that of their
children is the neglect of the cultivation of
religion in the home. We have forgotten IN
the bustling pursuit of material prosperity,
in the perhaps overdevelopment of the Vaiue
of the individual, that God hath set the soli-
tary in families; that the home was the
germ of the church; that the father is con
secrated high priest of his household, the
representative of the All Father to them
sprung from his loins their leader and COM
mander in approach to the throne of the
highest, and in pursuit of the paths Whlcn
he hath marked out
How shall the holy one enter and dwell
in the heart of the boy to eXpel tne eVl
spirit of base desire to quicken the pur-
in the world, to enable the pursuit of only
the things that are pure and honorable
and good report, when the father, VINO is
to him the very image and representative
of all that is highest, is wholly immersed
in the cares of the world? How shall the
maidenS heart be made strong by the AMI
mating spirit of the holy one to answer to
the heaven-sent messenger come to tell of
the glory of the Christ who shall be hers,
BE it unto me according to thy word,
when the mother who bore her and is right
ly her ideal of highest womanhood, hath
1ame to live and is dead and amid the
for prayer or holy Scripture? How shall our
children learn the habit of communion with
God in secret prayer when behold there Is
called to kneel at morning and at evening,
while the father-priest offers the sacrifice
of their lips, their united prayer and praise?
All. herein we believe we find the crying
evil of our time, the ample explanation of
the churchs deficiencies on every hand.
Let us ncme but to which have
already made reference, the unwillingness
of our young men to devote their lives to
the service of God and of man in the min
istry of his holy church. Not we believe
chiefly because of any unwillingness to en-
dure hardness; not because of the supposed
cramping and qualification of a manly in
telligence necessary to the acceptance of
the ancient creeds, as has been asserted;
not because of the diminished influence of
the ministry in our time compared with
that II exercised in the days of our fathers;
no, our young men come not up to the help
of the Lord against the mighty, because
they are not trained from childhood to know
the holy Scriptures and thereby to know
that there is God, unseen yet omnipotent,
the only wise, the Savior of all men, who
demands the loving service of his sons that
all men everywhere may know him and his
cal
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
sTR1KERs ARE ARRESTED
WHILE MAKING ATTACK
Chicago Police Capture Linemen and
a Camera Has Evidence Against
Them

CHICAGO, Oct. IF. E. Farnum,
while making repairs on a telephone wire
to-day under the guardianship Of a spe-
cial policeman, was attacked by seven
men who, he says. he recognized as strlk-
ing linemen. FarnUm, like other non-un-
ion men. carried q camera for the purpose
Of taking snapshots Of any one found in
jUring the telephone company's property.
He quickly got a focus on the crowd and
pressed the button. This further angered
the seven men and they threatened the
amateur phOtOgrap pher, who thereupon
drew his revolver and fired a shot over
their heads.
The men started to run, followed by two
patrol wagons loaded with policemen,
riot call having been turned in. Four Of
tqe men were arrested. Farnum said he
X ieVed he had secured a good picture of
a. the men and the police say that when
TIC picture is developed they will get the
remainder Of the crowd
The Anemen, numbering 25O, went on
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
GUARD HOMES FROM
EVIL INFLUENCES

With shame be it confessed that but too
often the aspirant for missionary labCrs
and sufferings has had his ardor quenched
by the chilling words of a Christian father
pointing out the greater opportunity to
gain influence and wealth, power and
happiness in some other calling; and,
stranger still, by the mother who bore him
who cannot endure that he shall leave
all these things to follow Christ. There
must be Christian homes from which shall
come forth Christian heroes. There must
be family altars from which must be taken
the live Goals to touch the lips which shall
plead with men for God.
And in this connection must call urOn
our people to guard their homes from the
polluting and destroying influences which
are ever ready to enter therein. And here
again our present laxity is perhaps due to
strained severity in the days that are past.
The puritanic moroseness which denied
qualification to the healthy instincts de-
manding recreation and amusement was
naturally and rightfully opposed by the
Catholic church, and here elsewhere the
human weakness, has turned our good into
evil our liberty into license. Because the
playhouse is not as the Puritan declared,
the very gateway to the devils abode, he
cause the delight derived from the artists
impersonation of the artists conception is
helpful and elevating to character, be-
cause the indiscrimnate condemnation of
all dramatic representation may not be
countenanced by the reasonable Christian;
alas 1t has now come to pass that indis-
criminate approval has taken the place Of
are found looking upon mimic scenes
which are wholly depraving, whose art is
only their immortality and their attrac-
tiveness only in their appeal to the basest
passions of our nature,
Many of US are old enough to remember
the indignant refusal of the Christian to
suffer the game of cards to be played under
his roof. The association of the painted
cardboard with dens Of iniquity and their
almost universal use for purposes of gam
ing made them to be prescribed, and the
Feasibility of their employment for inno-
cent recreation denied. We may smile
some of us at this absurd moral distinction
made by our fathers, but better far this
unreasoning arbitrary distinction than the
license of to-day which suffers the pastime
of friends to be polluted by the passion
of the gamester. Wasted hours, dulled
consciences. careers to end in DESPAIR be-
oun in ladies' drawing rooms, the gam
bler's madness, degradation, ruin, all alike
are crying out that freedom is full
of danger. Oh, fathers, mothers,
would call so loud that all may hear
throughout our broad land-fathers moth
ers arouse We to the care of the children
whom God hath given you. Wide open are
the channels in which the devouring spirit
of unbelief and immortality is entering to
destroy your little ones. Close them, we
beseech you, and set the watch of your
love that the character of your children
be not blasted ere 1t come to maturity and
strength and beauty. Gather them about
YOU on their knees and teach them by word
and example to pray to the Father that
his spirit may be their light and strength.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Resigns Trom Ieaoersbtp OF Battle
REV. DR.. HUNTINGTON QUITS BATTLE
He HIS LED FOR LIST TEN YEARS


A chc ceaeda asehy a ~o Q he Of
Ank Gneal Conveto
II lie lie
anne o the cuai h c
a n adop the ecodp hfagb beer The t cons a la %
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partially o oapesoa character Ideneo ma n p
cpeswhn ihae hd the ehonorto toadca in e t h
hoI may hardrz Hh n
accept e dream
Ireanas o t. JAIME Ken
W IN
thank tina Iha cmrhh nc abm Gen
eal lConh
There bbn hi
peace"
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

assurance that ye are ia very deed Joined
by faith to him We have confessed; so shall
We have the Joy that cometh from proven
union with the risen Christ. If the spirit
of him who raised up Jesus Christ from the
dead dwell in US, that same spirit must
quicken our mortal bodies and raise US up
with him. But just as surely that indweli-
ing spirit will compel our prayer, our gift
of time and care and gold to the cause OF
missions. which is his cause.
The waiting apostles stand in your midst
ready to depart the morrow for their
work in the far-away lands of heathendom
and among the widely scattered people OF
our own country. Ere they go let them be
made strong by the. belief that We will go
with them in thought and care; that men
and money ye will send them, that their
advance be not stayed.
And now, beloved in the Lord. we COM
mend you to God and to the word Of his
grace which is aple to build you UP and
to give you an inheritance among all them
that are sanclified. When the chief shep-
herd shall appear may ye receive the
crown of rejoicing which fadeth not away.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

his kingdom may come among men. that
all men everywhere may know his love and
their deliverance? Interest in missions is
only interest in Christ Let the man be
afraid who feels no interest in missions,
that his supposed interest in Christ is un-
real and vain.
Brother clergymen, go home to your par
ishes resolved to preach very crusade for
missions among your people. Make them
know in detail the progress Of the church's
battle, make them know the leaders and
their little battalions who are on the from
tiers of the kingdom; teach them to pray
for missions and for missionaries, and
knowledge and prayer will quickly bring
the personal service and devotion the Lord
desires.
Laymen, leaders of the church in your
several dioceses, go home determined that
all that be done shall be done in your
parish and in your diocese for missions
all missions at home and abroad in the
neglected neighborhood of your own city
or town or village. and in the furthest field
to which your brother has been told to
depart. So shall ye have sweet and full
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Angry Sailors Dismant1e Guns.

BAREHAVEN, Ireland, Oct. 17-The
sights and other fittings of guns on the
British f1rst-class battleship Magnificent.
flagship of Rear Admiral Sir William
Ackland second in command of the chan
mel squadron, have been cast into the sea
by members of the crew in order to bring
about the righting of grievances which
the crew complains of.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Postoface Named After Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, Oct. H.-Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow ordered the
establishment of postoffice, to be named
Mckinley, in Franklin County, Washing
ton, thirteen miles west of Eureka. This
is the first office named so since the death
of the President.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Takes the Oath as Ameer.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-"At a great durbar
in Cabul, October 9, Habib Ullah formally
took the oath as Ameer," says a dispatch
to the Daily Mail from Simla, land an
nounced the appointment of his three
brothers, Nasr Ullah, Mohammed Umar
army the revenue department and the
judicial department.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

wire services and the reading of the pastoral
letter.
Rev. DR.. Packard introduced the following
resolution in order to make the record straight:
Resolved. That the House of Bishops be
requested TO return message declaring it's
former action on the resolution on the report
of the committee on conference"
Upon motion of Rev. DIR. Restarick com
mittee of two. composed of Rev. DR.. Res
tarick and Rev. DIR. McMasters, was appointed
to await upon the House of Bishops and inform
that body that the House of Deputies would be
ready in fifteen minutes to join them in divine
service and listen to the pa stOral letter.
The secretary next read the minutes Of the
last day and after they were adopted the
House of Deputies at $40 o'clock adjourned
sine sic.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Anarchist Edition Sentenced.

BERLIN, Oct. 17.-Herr Maurer, editor
Of the Neueste Leben, an anarchist sheet
was sentenced to-day to four months inn
prisonment owing to the publica ton of an
article approving of the assassination of
President Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
PROPOSAL TO DIVIDE THE DIOCESE
OF kansas CARRIED BY DEPUTIES
after LONG AND SPIRITED DEBATE
Continued From Page Two.

adopt a part of the conference report. but it
must be adopted as a. whole. Senator Withers
concurred in what Mr.. Randall said and made
a motion to have the House of Deputies concur
in the message of the House of Bishops. A
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes. Noes Divided
Clerical ..................... "a Is
The chair then announced that the house had
concurred IN the message. The following final
message received from the House of Bish-
ops: The House of Bishops informs the
House of Deputies that this house has COM
pleted all its business requiring concurrent
action and is ready to take a recess till 5
O. clock and to adjourn without day after di-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
italy NAV Expel Don Carlos

ROME, Oct. 1.-THE frequent meetings
of Carlist leaders at the residence of Don
Carlos in Venice have led the Govern
ment it is rumored. to determine to expeI
him from Italy, his proceedings if con-
tinued would be likely to compromise the
friendly relations between Italy and
Spain.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
PREACH A CRUSADE
FOR. MISSION WORK

Your Bishops may speak unto you with all
the earnestness they can feel and express
and declare that the obligation of every
Christian to join heartily in the endeavor
to extend the kingdom, to proclaim the
message is just as real and just as bind
ing according to the teaching of the New
Testament, as that to attain personal holi-
ness; and that the effort to develop spir-
itual manhood must be vain in him or her
whose life is but a selfish seeking for per-
sonal salvation in forgetfulness and un-
concern about the salvation of the world
for which the Christ was content to die
/ can thank God that in my infancy or
but yesterday 1 was buried with Christ in
baptism and received the seal of covenant
adoption into him. L can thank God that
on my head have rested the hands of the
church's brief pastor in assuring evidence
of the gift of Gods Holy Spirit 1 can
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
A Debutante's Correspondence

Is frequently as voluminous as that of an
author. Our latest shipment of "Peau d.
Antelope" "Carrara Marmel'' and Linen
Lawn writing paper comprises the new
est and most fashionable sizes and fin
ishes. Monogram dies made and paper
Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

thank God that again and again I have
been permitted to sup with my king in
love divine upon the mysterious feast of his
body and blood-but is this all? Nay
what have 1 done, what am 1 doing that
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

strike month ago. It has always been
difficult to identify the strikers charged
with violence and the experiment of
equipping non-union employees with cam
eras is novelty likely to prove Of prac-
teal use.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

Astoria Hotel, he having lately Joined a
local anti-Tammany organization known
as the "Order of Acorns.' Clemens cd
dress was a comparison of Richard Croker
to Warren Hastings, and the city of New
York to India under Hastings rule He
used the words spoken by Edmund Burke
at the trial of Hastings, substituting
Croker's name where that of Hastings
occurred and New York City where India
occurred
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
Compares Croker to Hastings.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Samuel L. Glenn
ems Mark Twain) entered the local politi-
cal campaign tonight by addressing an
audience of invited guests at the Waldorf
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
EX-GOVERNOR PILLsBURY
OF MINNESOTA DEAD
Multi millionaire Wheat King of the
Northwest Is Summoned to
the Beyond.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1S.-Ex- Governor
John Sargent Pillsbury died at 2;45 o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Pillsbury has long been
prominent in bushes and politics in the
Northwest. He was known as the wheat
king"
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18
ARE WITNESSED BY LARGE CROWDS OF
MEN AND WOMEN AT TRINITY CHURCH
Continued From Page One.

caricature the teachings of Gods written
record. Itself perhaps a product of the all
pervading Time-Spirit but certainly the
mightiest agent of its devastating infu-
ence in the enforcement of man in selfish
defiance of God. in the prevention of the
return of the wanderer TO his fathers S home
along the only path mysterious. humiliat-
ing, if you please-but the only path which
feet have ever trod 10 that glorious issue.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-18

So shall they go forth by and by to be
valiant soldiers and diligent servants of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-02
0 R IN BAD SHAPE.
State statistician Johnson Returns
from Inspection Tour.

IT think I may safely say that the con-
dition OF the corn crop has grown 10 be
serious" declared State Statistician John
son yesterday. Mr.. Johnson said he based
this opinion on the results Of his observa-
tions on a trip toward Chicago ana through
other parts Of the corn belt" from which
he had just returned. Il was In a part Of
the COUNTRY where 1 think conditions are
most favorable for the production of corn, -
continued the statistician. land from my
observations on that trip. reinforced by
reports that l have received from individ-
uals in different parts OF the State, l am a
bit inclined TO the opinion that our corn
crop IS going to be very short. 1t Is not
SO much on account OF the drought as be-
cause Of the excessively hot weather. That
is what has killed the corn.
In 1894, when a fine crop was obtained
in the face Of adverse predictions based on
drought. conditions were different. II was
not nearly so hot that season, and therefore
the corn pulled through. Why. on clay land
the corn IS practically killed right now. In
the river bottoms, however, where there is
black loan, the corn stands a chance of
making something. but it is gong 10 a
rain pretty soon. with n favorable fall, to
make anything like 30 per cent. of a crop as
compared with last year"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-08-02

TIL dining room and cafe at the English
Hotel. which were recently remOdeled at
great expense, compdr with the best in
the country and are now open 10 the pub
lie. These apartments. handsomely deco
rated, occupy a very large space ana are
provided with a splendid view. both east
and south. with abundant ventilation. so
that guests are not Inconvenience by the
heat during their meals. A superb bill OF
fare Is provided on the American plan, a
larger variety OF dishes being served than
Is customary, and prepared with such care
and excellence as 10 give the utmost salts
faction TO patrons. While the European
plan is observed and orders served in
splendid style. yet the regular service is
so perfect and 80 many inviting dishes
furnished that as good a meal can be had
from the regular bill as a la carte. and al
less expense.
The cafe viii be open until $50 o'clock y.
m. until Sept. 18th and thereafter until mid
night.