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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-29
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TIE Zenda Dancing Club gave a de-
hghtful dance last evening at Odd
Fellows hall.
NJ E. Halverson and Miss Mary Ann
Lopez We're married at the Catholic
cathedral Friday afternoon.
First Class Hospital Sergeant Mat
thew Neil of the Hospital Corps. at
Camp Mckinley, has been ordered to
leave on the next transport for Ma
Mia
Have you tried our genuine Manilas,
Clear Havanas, and Porto Rican
Crooks. If not, why not? Hawaiian
Tobacco Co, Eva corner of King and
Bethel streets.
Charles B. Hall, for some years man
ager of Hackfelds grocery department,
goes to Kauai next week to assume
the mana gement of the Waimea and
Koloa Wine Co.
The Friday Evening Social Club
plans for its regular session next Fri
day evening a social at which 81 pro-
gram of literary and musical exercises
will be presented, followed by dancing.
OF AZ fire alarms in Honolulu for the
year ended June 80 last, eight were in
cendiary and eight unknown in origin,
the remainder scattering among many
ordinary causes Four are attribute
to tobacco smoking.
AT its meeting yesterday the Board OF
Health on the favorable report of the
Board of Medical Examiners, recon-
mended DR. Kimamura, DR.. F. A. st.
Sure and DR.. w. d Baldwin for license
to practice medicine.
NJ. Phillips is the pleased recipient of
a dozen of the souvenir gold dollars
/ struck by authority of Congress for the
benefit of the Lewis and Clark Cen
tennial Exposition TO be held next sum-
mer at Portland, Ore.
The friends of the Y. w. C. A. and
Y. NJ C. A. are cordially invited to
the Halloween party at the Engleside
this evening. 1t is understood that
ghosts, COLLINS and other weird crea-
lures will be in the receiving party.
The second annual masquerade bail
of the Healani Boat Club viii be held
at the Moana hotel on November %,
| Thanksgiving eve. c. L. Crabbe, F. H.
Armstrong, A. L. C. Atkinson, A. M.
| Webster and s. A. Walker are the
committee.
The preparations for the German Fair
to be held at the residence of Mrs.
Isenberg, Punahou. on Saturday. No
vember is, indicate that it will be one
of the largest and quaintest ever held
here. The amount of made in Ger
many" goods now on hand is enough
| to fill several booths to overlooking.
| Brighton Stillwell of Los Angeles. who
arrived on the Ventura, has oversight
| of the rescue work of the Salvation
| Army on the Pacific Coast and in Ha-
| wall. He Will conduct series of meee-
/ ings while here The first will be held
| tonight at s p. M; 1890 a. m. Sun
| day; 3 p. m. Sunday at the Y. M. c. A;
p. m. Sunday at the Salvation Army
| hall. The public is cordially invited tc
be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-29
MfNST2ELS WILL
DANCE AND SING

One of the interesting features Of the
coming Y. W. c. A minstrel show YiQH
be special song rendered by MIS-.
Pratt TO the accompaniment OF a dance
given by a number of young. ladies
drilled by Mrs. Mary Gum.
\ Mrs. Edna Kelly Scott viii sing
canoe song during which a special
dance will be given by Miss Irene
Dickson. Miss Irene Fisher. Mrs. Car
rera and Miss Juanita Beckley under
the direction of Mrs Gum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-29
Raturna OF the Fight.

Gable bulletins of the fight for the
lightweight championship of the world
between Jimmie Britt and Joe Cans
will be received at the Columbia Sa-
loon Monday evening. October S1st.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-29
October Issue How out.

copies now on sale at all book stores
Of the Hawaiian Forester and Agricui-
turist, a monthly magazine OF Iorestry,
entomology and agriculture. issued un-
der the direction of the Board OF Com
missioners of Agriculture and Forestry.
Price 10 cents a copy, $1.00 per year py
mail to any address Subscriptions re-
ceived st the Gazette Office.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
IN WESTERN
SOUTH DAKOTA
Many Have Been in Doubt as
to Producing Of Farm
Products.
THE CAUSE
Many Large Elevators Are Being
Erected 1t Several Points in tho
Irrigated Repions-Ths Big
Project Under Way.

Belle Fourche. SD, July 2s.-The
people In the eastern part of South
Dakota do not believe much in the
western part of the state MS a grain
producer. The large Touring mill In
this city has been sold to parties who
expect to double the capacity to sup
ply the Black Hills with flour. One
OF the largest elevators for grain in the
state IL to be erected here. With the
opening of he ground along the irri-
eating bitches the farming land will
be able to supply almost entirely the
Black Hills cities with grain prod
ucts.
Special efforts are being made to get
all the farmers and rAnchers along the
proposed i~rrlgating bitches to sign over
their property to the Belle Fourche
Valley Water Users association. The
board Of irrigation will meet in this
city on August 20 for the purpose of
looking over the titles to the ground
ana to make the final decision whether
or not the irrigating work will be
taken up this year.
Unless tho farmers and ranchers sign
over their property before that time In
sutflcient number. the probability Is the
project will moi be commenced until
next year. On lower Box Elder the
farmers arc taking great interest and
q special meeting has been called at
Rapid City this week. where the mat.
Ter Will be talked yer
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

TIE richest man in Mexico u a miner,
s&eoDo Avarado. who owns q mine at
fasxal. In the state OF chihuahua. He
q about nifty years old, Ana comes from
ne peon. or lowest lAboring class. For
yoatv he was . mine laborer. WORKING
TOT 10 cents Mexican silver) q day:
!llieerete. .unthinking. He was known
% % hardworking. but he had no more
enS1ft or foresight than the other poems,
end N consequence his taking up Of a
omel piece Of property three q aeo
with the intention OF sinking q shaft
was q standing Joke IN. tho neighbor.
NOOK He borrowed money to work his
property In q small way. but his credit
nd not hold for very long, and It was
on the last day before the mortgage
would have been foreclosed that he
meoe Z strike that turned him in a
DAY rom = peon to q millionaire many
0Mee over. Tho wealth OF his mine
Win ~ present development, IL fabul.
Gus. the average ore taken out essay-
Ing Ia 2 neighborhood Of $4,000 .
tom although one shipment Of three
certoede wa made some time a9o that
nr0ueht him . profit Of 5000. 900 a car.
orc being 20 rich that The NATIVE
Ie!ver could be cut from L With a MOCK.
Dtkpl6o. - b~SA
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

mon for present day Christians to fol-
low the example of Ahab and disre-
gard the divine commandment. BE We
not unequally yoked together with un-
believers" Jehovah has explicitly In
hibited to his people marriage with the
surrounding heather.
This Jezebel was a devoted Worship
per Of Baal. Apparently h was a
beautiful. shrewd and masterful char
acter. Her unscrupulousness and her
cruelty have given to posterity a syn
cnym for all that is unwomanly. "Jez-
ebel' is the worst adjective that woman
applies to woman.
THE WlFE's IDEALS.
In the natural order of things the
ideals Of the wife are the ideals Of the
home. The world gets it's culture and
its religion from its mothers. The sit
uatiOn vas even more serious than this
In Ahab's household. for there the wife
controlled her husband. This in itself
was unkingly and unmanly. n an Of
reign in any realm who does not first
reign in his own household. Some his
tOrians have written down Ahab as u
strong man. Maybe so: yet he was a
DOL OF his wife, and a weakling and a
coward in crises. AS Soloman was
turned from the God Of his fathers by
his wives. so Ahab became an extreme
idolater under the influence of Jezebel.
He set up a new national temple. and
a new national religion, with more than
four hundred priests for the worship of
Baal. Pity the homes and pity III
country where h wives M mothers
do not reverence and worship the true
God.
IN THE SUMMING VI.
AS the worth of a gold or silver mine
is determined by the residium Of pure
from each ton of ore, so a human
character may be Judged by its net re-
suit. when its deeds are all in and Its
closed. 1t is an appalling
thought that a long life may leave be-
hind 1t nothing but a memory of money
gained or Of selfish interests guarded.
two kings have written on their
monuments that. like Jeroboam. they
made Israel to SIM" True enough,
Omri fought a great many battles and
helped extend his Kingdoms borders,
besides founding a famous city. Ahab,
too. had a long and brilliant reign.
Yet in the end history judges them
by their relationship to God. When his
spirit has flown into eternity a mans
life stands forth in the light Of his atti-
towards eternal things. What
one has done for God. and how one has
dealt with God may seem unimportant
in the rush of events but they are all
In the stiffness Of the tomb.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
ELSA NEW DEPOT.
Milwaukee viii Also Build q Large
Freight House at Vankton to
Cost $4,000.

VOOS XtVSVoVs
Yankton. 8. D., July 2s.-Yankton 4.
at least to have the new Milwaukee
ana st. Paul depot It has been wanting
for years. Today announcement was
definitely made that q new $4,000 pas
senser depot will be built at the cor
ner Of Eighth street and Douglas
avenue. work to begin in about ten
days. A right of way agent was here
yesterday and closed up the purchase
OF Tho necessary ground. Across the
street from the new passenger depot,
which Will be one of h finest on the
Milwaukee system, will be erected q
10000 freight depot. The ground will
cost about $4,000.
There 10 an interesting report that
this important concession to Yankton
- made at this time in order to earn
the friendly regard Of Yankton voters
for the Milwaukee, candidate for the
capital In tho current removal fight.
The Milwaukee u anxious that Mitchell
shall DO chosen. Railroad men deny
that there wa any such motive, say
ing that business developments re.
CURED the new depots.
Boy Fatally Injured.
Fred HArmonson. aged 10 years. wal
fatally injured In a runaway Of q team
he wa driving, at the Pierson place
otx miles 9rogn town, last evening. He
WAs thrown from the seas and the
wagon passed over him, inflicting in.
turtles from which he cannot recover.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

= neHy FEATURE In Scotland this year
49, pfomioes well for tho future AZ.
Ky port there 10 the breeding Of wild
e1cksI A driven Wild duck presents as
s'1%sSSlt . shot to tho crack gunner as
mere certainly driven over the auns
ttom z hili locti than from the lovely
sne Iekes Ia the English Counties.
wnefe that branch Of sport has hither.
70 zen most successfully introduoed
zoe followed. And 6ne great recon-.
msnoes'on N it9fflvor. which should
cc.snt 20 ~ X40er adoption in grouse
Sssas. Z! that h sport can begin
sSsns ln the holiday month Of August
Ss1 erouse shooting commences on
Sqo surrounding 3
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

ptrectiy q variance with the practice
~ end Central American natives,
w have Destroyed ENORMOUS forestr
i ~ rubber trees by their reckless
mosoo0A - the statement made in ne
S1urne! OF 2 jamaica Agricultural DO.
SsySSy unSs u q possible to tap Para
sSo0Se trees every second day for siS
$1Nseo ln every year. without in the
~ \ nuIune or impairing the growth
sne eysAeeet amount Of latex," or min.
sassco0 Of the hugo herring bone eashet
S.3aes!y made. this Discerning planteI
1a y. !nae . series Of incisions not more
S1za ~ Inches long ana ona-haif inch
N1oe g1v9 tha. best results.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
their appointment to positions Of infiu~
nee and importance.

Protestant mission work will be n
of the potent forces in building the flu
ture Of Siam. we will gladly take all
your graduates for public service said
a high official to he principal OF n
OF the missionary schools, "beca{se
Hon. Hamilton King, United States
minister to Siam, Is a staunch friend OF
the American missionaries in that
country. On II recent occasion he &C.
companied one of the missionaries on
a short itinerattng tour. His descrip-
ton OF the results OF Christianity.
given to a large assemblage Of natives.
is worth quoting: christianity means
for you greater loyalty to the king
of Siam: a nicer observation of the
laws of the island; better homes; better
fed, better educated n better clothed
children; a broader intelligence and an
Increasing sympathy born Of the idea
of the brotherhood Of man and the
fatherhood Of God. In a word. Christ
iarity means that you Will learn to get
more out OF life for yourselves than
ever before. and for Siam q better type
OF civilization and better service for
your country"
During the past decade. the Presby~
terrain board has expended 1861. 900 in
maintaining the work In Siam.
The work OF the itinerating mission.
airy in these countries has many uniquS
features. e DIR. Eugene p. Dunlap
thus dcceribes his experiences. we
spend about one month of the yea III
u home. The remainder of the time
we lodge In boats. Buddhist temples.
market places. bungalows, bamboo huts,
u houses. and the homes of the peo-
pie. There are no inns, no hotels. in
the interior of Siam. In all of our tim
Grating field we do not own a lodging
place and yet we have never had to
sleep on the ground or out of doors.
the people. We travel In the mission
schooner. "Kalmaxoo'' from two to four
months OF the year, by coast steamer. by
native sail boats. canoes. buffalo carts.
OIL elephant and on foot, long distances.
We travel in safety, are always kindly
received by the people and hav perfect
liberty in our work."
On a recent visit to this country the
crown prince Of Siam paid a sincere
tribute to the work Of the missionary
in his home a M promised a con
tinuance of the same cordial relations
his own administration For
six hundred years there has never been
a case of religious persecution on the
part of the government. We have well
coined your Presbyterian missionaries
because of the good work we have seen
them do in teaching the young and in
healing the many disease of the Siam
csc people. When l ascend the throne I
promise that 1 will continue the policy
of liberation and good will SO long
shown by my honored father"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
WEST MOVING THE EAST

The missionary was the first Amer
lean to take up his residence in Siam.
In 1881 pioneer work was begun in
hat country under the auspices Of the
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-
proportion of the resident Americans
are. or have been connected with the
Presbyterian mission work there. There
are no other protestant missionaries,
with h exception Of one agent Of the
American Bible society.
The population Of Slam is 10000 900.
The laos, who are a class Of people
scattered throughout the country, num-
Der 1900. 900.
The siamese are the naturally calm,
indolent people OF the tropics. with
wants few and easily supplied. The
king of Siam IL Of the most en-
lightened OF Asiatic rulers. His travels
in Europe and India. together with his
knowledge Of the English language.
have resulted not only in his w en-
~lightenment, but In a desire to bestow
the same upon his subjects. But the
progressiveness Of the king Is seriously
handicapped by the non-support Of the
people. who. as a whole. are far behind
their ruler
The converts In Burmah are mostly
among the Karks. a hill people, whose
progress in civilization, q consequence
Of their evangelixation, Is one Of the
marvels of recent Burmese history.
E. p. Dunlap. d. D.. himself the Oldest
American missionary in the country.
rs above par In Siam: to say. Il am an
American missionary, 10 q good pass
port to any part Of the country"
The entrance Of Christianising in
fuences and consequent western civil
ished the custom OF prostrations at
court, introduced European dress. and
established free public schools and a
system OF paper currency. Railroads
and the telephone connect distant Sec
tons OF the country. Jails and prisons
arc clean and well guarded, while life
and property are ~ secure ~ in our
forms lies In the fact that they have
originated with the throne and are
working out among the common people.
The native religion Of Burmah ana
Siam 10 Buddhism. Every man In the
kingdom 70 expected to spend q novt-
ceive thorough instruction in the doc.
trines Of Buddha- A notable achieve
ment Of recent ysars, both from q re-
the kings edition Of the Bud
hist scriptures. Previous to its
publication. the Buddhist sacred
strips. inscribed In the Cambodian char
actsrs. BY . special edict from the
king Of Siam . correct text was pre-
pared by the best scholars In the realm.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

!. EN- !htlip sousa, tho conductor. has
sCSSec ~ notice OF his promotion from
eeer Dc vInstruction PuhIions;. ~
SFance. The new distinction dives Mr.
SuS - golden palms and rosette OF
tne French academy. He q the oniy
AIaes1oen who has received this decora.
SSoa. ao - also Q member Of the Royal
xsceoesen order OF England, HAVING
49, aecorated by King. Edward VII.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
NEWS N NOTES..

Dowie. having returned from his.
Austrian tour Is now talking or leading
a restoration host" tosLondon.
Hereafter an enrolment fee OF M
dollar will be required from all dele
gates attending the International
Christian Endeavor conventions.
The mission stations in Manchuria,
formerly supported by Scotch and Irish
Presbyterians have recently either been
prescribed or placed in the hands of
Russian priests.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
Will hereafter hold its conventions BIZ
ennially n the official Of the
union Will be issued as a monthly in
stead Of weekly, as heretofore.
Memorial tablets are. by official gov
ornamental authority to he placed in the
buildings in India once occupied by the
missionaries, William Carey and Hem
ry Martyr.
The National Young Peoples Christ
Ian union OF the UNIVERSAL
list church at its recent convention re-
ported an enrolment Of 1000 with an
increase OF 500 new members during
the past year.
The Pennsylvania Christian Endeav-
or union reported a decrease in the
number Of societies at its recent state
convention, which was attended by
only BOD persons from outside of Allen
town. h convention city.
AoAA CSdIi8CllOl dIIlDdlK
is being conducted by the Presbyterian
churches Of st. Louis. The work is
planned on three specific lines, mass
meetings in the largest auditoriums
available in the vicinity Of the fair
grounds, to be addressed by the worlds
best preachers; tent meetings, in the
downtown section Of the city, and shop
meetings at the noon hour, addressed
by laymen especially fitted for this
form Of services. A gospel wagon
will also be in use at various points.
Rev. Charles Stolxle. by appointment Of
the Presbyterian Board Of Home Mis-
sions, has assumed the charge Of the
campaign.
The Bible in Modern Life" will be
the subject Of discussion at Chtautau.
qua. August lib. Addresses and lee
lures will be delivered by Rev. DR.. ].
Wilbur Chapman. Prof. George A. Coe,
Rev. DR.. Ira Landrtth. Rev. Hugh Black
and Prof. 8. H. Clark.
A memorial church at Brixham. Eng
land. 1t to be erected in memoir OF
Rev. Henry Francis Lyle. the author Of
the familiar hymn. abide With Me-"
ana $4,000 of the required amount has
been contributed by the fishermen of
this town among whom ne labored for
many years.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

/, xn,sSYes2pe thousand, three hundred
es0 N60tyAthree homestead entrfea
~ meds In the northwest provinces
Canede IN 1903; $4,000 homestead en-
49, nave bcen received In the north
r ~ ~ Ne last three years. equal to
$..SSssSvv ecrss. The entries for 1908
WWesO oo0ole the number for 1909 ana a.
Ma0y ~ for three year, previous
49, entries mean an addition Of sS.so1
% tn, population. ''''v'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

No man IL such q conqueror as the
man who has defeated himself.-H. W.
Beecfer.
Stand upright, speak thy thoughts,
declare
The truth thou hast that all may
share:
Be bold. proclaim it everywhere.
They only live who dare.
Lewis Morris.
a heart unspotted is not easily
Hard work 10 not a clog and a drag:
it - the privilege given you to test and
ram the powers Of your hand and
heart.-O. 8. Davis.
A man 10 rich in proportion to the
number Of things he can afford to let
al0ne.-Thoreau.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

= aund e eag.ooO IL to b raised in
3l:ct..on "a publicity ccmm ni.' 70 P ful.
,n.l iss purpose Of booming The No.
~ ~ e}eoyt win d to prspase. :
sec1 oe!led scenic Colorado" Which
- promieed 70 bs among the hand.
49, Of the kind ever pubiished. ia
~ sao!ooo 9 description ana Ilustrr-
- ~ Ovo9y 1em0u0 COLORADO acana.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

All b Jewish bakers are s.dkine
tor In london 10 . twelve-hour day and
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04
oBsERve Anniversary.
beuth Dakota Epwerth Leagues 20 Mssi
In October at Mitchell.

IN October at Mitchell.
Canton, 8. D.. July 2o.-At a special
meeting OF the state cabinet, the
executive committee Of the State Ep.
worth league. held here recently, Il
va decided to make proper observance
during the meeting OF thea annual on
torrance Of the ~. q. church In Mitchell
the dret week in October. q. n. Ran.
DALI the general secretary Of the ma.
donal organization will make the ad.
dress. a other prominent men In the
ohutoh Will take part In the exercises.
]. =. Gray. for many years In the
hour feed business 70 making prep
aSa6ons to open . commercial credit
csPcs a9 nj. ssc c;sy. ;nforme clon
and original plan and appears
70 3 setting widespread en-.
c~curagenent.
:. 3. Ryan. local manager Of the Red.
wing Butter ana Egg company, will be
tSanofoyFe0 70 Sioux City. August I, the
company having decided to enlarge the
capacity a. ttD business In that city.
u. g. 0eEgstroem. the moving spirit In
~ 9erenerom Flow company Of thia
~ - co9menced z movement look
~ e tne incorporation Of his enter
g q least az times bic present capac-
IL. 1eock - being subscribed to raise
Sen0o ~ ~ oEo0t1oa ond equipment
Of . lAkUo 6eeory 70 make blows ana
hgeoEotA During the past two yoars
NJ. 0ogUUeyo@ hao been unable to come
e1yveeee neaI supplying the demand
~ M plovut though his factory has
heea worried e full capacity. ana the
e~0Hn00onnnhlG 0oNoSn1Hv
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-08-04

He who claims the rod Of power
self be led:
10 who claims to rod Of power
must frst have bowed HE head:
This know the men who leave the
world their nameA-Bayard Taylor.
Great occasions do not make heroes
Or cowards-they simply unveil them to