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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-11
SENDS SEWING MACHINE

President Roosevelt is about to send
a handsome sewing machine to the
Empress of Japan in token of his
for the welcome accorded Miss
Roosevelt in Japan.-Nich Nichi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-11
HAYWOOD PASSES BY.

VIM. Haywood, the Hawaiian plant.
ers' Washington representative. who
went to the Orient. will pass Honolu.
IN In the Siberia, according to cable
advlces received today by the Bank Of
Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-11
T n e VIC o r.
JAPAN IN MANCHURIA

Yokohama, Sept. 2s.-The Agricul.
tural and Commercial Department has
decided to send over thirty engineers
to Manchuria to make various investi.
cations. The party will leave Toxic
about the 9TH prox.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-11

The cable ship Restorer is coaling
preparatory to sailing for the Coast
where she will be placed In dry dock
and overhauled.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
THE FORGIVENESS OF SIN.
ny Rev HUUb { uaUa

We feel the need of Il moral theolo-
gy. \ system that is not moral can
not for ever retain its hold upon the
mind Of the Church. Written large
across the pages of Gods Book we
read that: Whatsoever II man sow
eth that shall he also reap" and ne
Hove that it Is most harmful ana per
nicious TO seek to erase that plain
statement concerning sin and its dire
consequences. Any man who breaches
a cheap and easy pardon does God Ill
service God is something more than
q god Of infinite good nature, !, For in
stance, we are not justified by faith
alone" Any teaching that takes away
responsibility from the individual also
takes away, as direct result. moral
iiy. 1t is true that we arc justified
10y faith" but it IS equally true that
faith without works is dead The
idea of the forgiveness of sins fills n
large place in the New Testament.
We lind it In the prayer Christ taught
His disciples, and even more promi-
ncnty in the letters Of the Apostle
Paul. 1t is emnently the good
news and every preacher should be
able to speak out of his own expert
cnce and say with real meaning. IL
believe in the forgiveness of sins"
No one needs to travel far along
LIES high-road before he becomes
conscious of something wrong. He
cannot stand up before high heaven
and say that he Is without guilt.
Turning to the Bible he reads that.
IF we say that we have no sin. we
deceive ourselves" that coming short
OF the glory Of God is sin; that "tbe
thought OF foolIshness is SIM" aud
that whatsoever IS not Of faith Is
SIM" Then almost despalring he turns
his eyes inward and sees written
large across the parchment of the In
ucr life, The soul that sinneth It shall
die Going q step further we dIscov-
er that the sinful acts are the outcome
OF unwhoesome dispositions. The
wrong acts are but the flowers spring
ing naturally from such roots as Pride,
Sclhshnoss ana Tyranny.
n man walks iii his sleep and
stumblas over a preciplcc he IS dashed
to pieces. If little child selves hold
og a I've electric wire she receives the
fatal shock we pity them both but
cannot cancel thc effect is ii bot triie
II tie spiritual world in the -ame way.
that the act Of sin sets IN motion Ger
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29

liefs separate men from each others
companionShip and cooperation in the
work of the Lord Hence, | have ney
CT had any use for Creeds in the com
mon Ncccptation Of the term During
my twenty years ministry my only
creed has been Christ and Ills Cruel
fed" and my only confession Of faith
o. ecclesiastical guide has been the
Bible rs Interpreted by myself.
OF course. one must have creed
that is, n belief When one accepts
the living, divine, all powerful and all
authoritative Christ as his creed he
needs no Foundations Of bishops.
priests or other fertile-mlnded ecclcsi.
astlcs. Believing Christ, he believes
all that Is necessary In order to fun
and complete salvation here and here
after.
Man-made crccds divide the people
Of God. They create strife | admit
that there are some good things In the
Apostles creed, the Westminster con
fession and all similar Foundations OF
men, which / have ever examined, but
there is not one good, vital thing in
any creed ever written the counterpart
of which we do not find In the Bible
In larger and richer measure
If all the crccds written by men.
and all the articles of faith and con.
fessons could be gotten together and
burned, and nothing left hnt the Bible
the religious world would advance a
century with one hound.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
CHKIST'S PRINCIPLE OTIIFT.
~ Rev ViII9rd n Thar

All other questions about the Bible
are fading into tho background and the
thought OF the world to-day Is con.
centrated on the teachings OF Jesus,
the principles Of life which he laid
down. On every hand men are ask
Ing, Are they true, are they right?
If they are, then why do we not fol
low them? Why DO we tolerate "a con.
dition Of things In business and social
life which makes against the following
of them"
The truth is, we have built up n vast
and complicated system Of life. of
which the central principles are the
getting Of money and the keeping up
Of appearances. We let ourselves be
bound hand and foot by It and then we
read the sermon on the mount speak.
ing OF fundamental simplictics and
sinceritics. and we call It impracu-
cable. OF course II Is. on those terms.
Jesus himself told us that we could
not serve God ana mammon
But It is no more Impractlcable now
than It was when Jesus lived. And Il
IS practicable now only on the same
terms MS it was taen. namely, break
ing away entirely from the service az
The two gods 81 this world money and
APPEARANCES, md resolving thit whcfh
or Wc have little or much. whether
men think well Us Or VI, We Will
nfyt ~ q
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
Turns Bald in Jail.

Clarence Maple was arrested Mt Con-
uersville. Ind. charged with a serious
crime. Maple is young married man
and has Il family. After his mcarcera ton
in jail u" slowly turned bald, and now
is rs bald as the average man Of 10
years, the only semblancc Of hair Oh bis
head being small growth near tie
front When placed in jail Maple pos
,esspd head Of heavy hair. Instances
lave been known Of PERSONS hair turn
ing suddenly white when suffering from
fright or grief but tue present instance
IS believed to he the first on record 81
the kind. \ physician whose attention
was called to tie matter states tha he
could not account for il. Int said il was
Of .nent intereSi 10 mnlical ecinnnc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
II57El5( II POPULAR
khg ~ .[2!yl5[Pl7T

tain forces? Every sin carrieS its own
punishment.
What happens to the selfish man
who persists in his selfshness? He
becomes hard, and cannot be gener-
Gus when he would. What happens to
the man who surrenders himself to
passion and appetite? He becomes
weak, and cannot stiffen his will when
he tries. This stern Gospel Is taught
in the kndest parable that Jesus
ever spoke the parable of the prodigal
son. Do you remember what the
father said to his elder son? "Son, all
that is mine IS thine" He could not
have said it to the younger 1t Is true
that the younger had the affection of
his father but that affection could not
suspend the law of retrhutiou He
was bound 10 reap according To the
sowing The money had been spent
and could never be brought back. Tho
constitution had been undermined ana
could never be built UP TO It's fulmcss
and strength. The past could not be
recalled by the wave of any magic
wand. The prodgal came back, but
every time he looked at tho burrows
on his fathers face he cursed himself
He felt he was nearer heaven and
further off ut one and the Same time.
l cannot see any way Of pardon ex-
cept through Jesus Christs doctrine
of the Divine Iatherhood. That is TO
me the one hope and stay In all my
thought on this subject only when
you believe in the Divine Fathcrhool
is there room for pardon 1t should
not be difficult for God To forgive At
any rate, don't let us give God worse
than we give ourselves Love Is
the restoring force always Mt work in
the world Just as the law of gravity
is always bringing back tn earth the
stones that the boys throw Into the
air. SO there is this great force at the
center Of Gods universe seeking ~
bind the erring hearts of the children
to the eternal heart of God Jesus
comes and takes us by the hand ana
leads us back to God. Jesus saves
us because He never doubts that we
can he saved. He saves us because OF
The inyincibility Of His faith in us.
Salvation is finding the right road; IL
is into that road that Christ leads us.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
NEW LIGHT AND OLD TRUTH.
BY Prof. kirSon Lake


Text: "The old things are passed
away; behold they are become new.
II. Cor. OIL.
If apostles broadened their views in
such a manner as st. Paul seems to
have done we may be quite sure that
the church Of our own day is not real
ly doing its duty II it be content not to
develop further but only to repeat the
old teaching; yet it is u serious ques-
tlon whether it is an unfair criticism
of much teaching which is given in
churches and schools to say that
though to the mind of the educated
layman Apocalyptic phraseology has
undoubtedly become old and unedify-
ing, our authorized teachers will not
allow it to pass away but try to ignore,
or still worse to accept the limitations
which it imposes, and shut their eyes
and ears to developments of thought
which are neither irrational nor ire
ligious, and which their congregations
have long ago accepted
The treatment of Apocalyptic ideas
is only an instance of the great re-
SpCnslbiity which the almost sudden
development of thought has laid upon
the teachers of our generation. In
many ways the position singuarly par
allelS that of st Paul In the period
between the first and second epistles
10 the Corinthians During that period
hrNt 60 70, IN. J,
certain unmstakaDle indications of the
method of Gods working in history,
which he never previously had consid-
cred. He had, to judge from his earlier
epistles, evidently thought that God
would work out his purpose in the
world by the speedy return of our Lord
to judge mankind; hut the more he
thought of the greatness Of the mis-
sion to which he had been called. the
clearer became his perception Of the
fact that this work was intended to
be carried out TO the end. the deeper
became his insight into the purposes
Of God, and the more certainly did the
Apocalyptic ideas Of his earlier epis
ties yield to the more spiritual ones
of his later years BY revelation had
he been called to do great work, and
the doing of the work gave him fur
thnr roynIation of rho mind or Gnd
Is nor tbot inst wbat No hayn n orr
conorationg uavn rot wa also come
70 500 n cro,+.~ nrrnosn running
through life and Il VaSter prospect
opcuinu hcrorn ,,s tbon wore oyer con
terminated IN tbe rplirious ideas Of our
forof,tbors2
Rovn,ation !. now, no,+ of our kuov-l.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
CRUSADE AGAINST DIVORCE.
Catholic Society Woman of New. York
Will 0stracise Those Who Remarry


roman Catholic women Vt l'"t d"gf'e
IN New York have puhiiol, IEHuuuce! a
crusade AGAINST divorce. Ineir Weapou
viii lie social ostrapi,m Tn.y lava
t,,iol 4,,.
'..''''" ''E'','i ~ S'"' -" '''''''-
N"'''"' 40 smut i'eF ""V'' ~ I"N
iaceN al Divorces vino IaharlT.
lher organization is known as
lhe ia lighters OF the talth'
li'i.lac idel When the society WAS
formed tie proposition to uNr social os-
UaclSm -" n weapon against the divorce
EVIL aroused opposition. 1t Threatened
t. disrupt I" organization, and it did
'.eay the adoption Of its programme.
Now tue die j. cast and the 'paugh-
ttrs are committed 10 the plan ot cam
p0lGn. Iltelr manual IS in print and will
be- Published this week Ii declares an
equlNocally. The Catholic divorced WHO
rrmarreS must ue socially u>traciScd.
This drastic rule may work havoc in
Catholic social circles. Not few society
women have already declared that 10
fulhll the letter of the rules they would
he forced 10 ignore socially not only
closest friends, bur il many INSTANCES
rela lives, SO largely has divorce through
mixed marriages made inruads into
Catholic homes
Although the crusade threatens ia splt
society and cause much bitterness
AMONG on lflpuiS, III mas the SllEtIHI
#tlnrspment of the Pope When oppoSition
Threatened bar work tbn foundnr IL tIn
.,.in,v NI;.. I,i;., n.urin, I ,,,,,,
- 80 iipVu i-"'ii!IS'
''t l" i'"Itit anu Iltd an auulehce Win
III" rope, winch resulted IN papal brief
approving the scheme and suggesting
that the women of the world co-operatr
with thrir \pW York sisters 4 nrafooa
~ MA Lnnl contains tho hr;ef nf an,,o-
H. ~: , H. '.n;,,ai1 e ei W "PPio.
>,,'"," ". 10y ieIei.e ca iicli ope JUS
- "'l pefsonil lellefs OF Endorsement
from Mgr. Falconlo. the apostolic dele
gate. Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop
Farley. Archbishop Riordan of San
Francisco ana Rishnn f'olton of buffalo
So tLornI,ol,lI. Lns ia f,,iI ~ tt,a,,I,
..,,, n,,ti;,.'I No. ~ - D" ~ H"'N
'li"' 'H'iV - Hi4'''H Il
''Pi''I ~ i.HfnIt Ulai mas nor one or
more women al tllI" or unqurSloneu So
cal position ready to cooperate with
the New York society as soon rs o-
cial notification comes that the hDur for
nctjnn las arrived \c%nti,tinrs ,Irn.d,.
ro ,,on,ii,,', for tho r,3,,nni.s t,,siat;n!
-; PL,'"'iI W. " i."'"", ~ 'i' . ..,,'',
Ht'o i i'l'cl. anu iu'il'n' ~ ma hu'i
ais" directs ath"!cS 70 invite PROTESTANT
women To- work with them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
Value OF a hearty Laugh.

An English physician in search for
Ter stands very high in the list Of pro
phylactics. The effect of mere clcer.
lulneSs rs q health promoter is well
known, but an occasional outbrSt Of
downright laughter is the heroic remedy.
1t is matter Of everyday experience.
says our English authority, that one feels
the bcttcd for good laugh, an explosion
Of laughter being in truth NERVE
storm comparable IN Us eite = To a thun-
lerstorm in nature. doing good by dis
sipating those oppressive clouds Of care
which sometimes darkcn the mental hori-
2on." This authority assures us that the
memorable adage. Laugh and grow
fat. rests on sound philosophical basis
Portly people are not given to laughter
because they are fat they are fat he
cause they laugh.--Phi ladelphia Ledger
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
How Carp Thrive in Arizona.

About year ago a little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. f. +. Van Kirk picked up Il
little fish on the desert north of town.
That is. If was formerly dessert. has
has been reclaimed. and the fish prob
ably found his way into the field through
an irrigating canal. Anyhow. he was a
lively NuumgSter of the carp variety. and
the hoy wa, very proud OF him
The fish was thrown into Il pond in
nearby pasture and no more attention
was paid to the fact except by the child.
who during the year has caught sight Of
the fish occasionally while he was play
in= near the pond. The pond has been
grad ually drying up since the shortage of
water in the canals. and recently il got
So low the fish was seen tloundcring
around ana was finally captured.
From minuow it had grown in n
year to 81 pounds, and Their" was fish
carnival at the Van Kirk ranch last
evening. In justice to the reader il
should he stated that these facts are I'M
impeachablc. MS they are furnished by
Mrs. Van Kirk and not by her husband,
who might be- less accurate in the mat
ter OF weight. being engaged in the cat-
tie business Arizona Republicans
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
To Guard American Tl.g.

New legislation in fonr states for the
prevention u the dissertation IL the
American flag was the record Of part Of
the years work reported ut the annual
meeting of the American Flag associa-
ton in New York citv. Thr four states
are North Dakota. Idaho. Kansas and
Wyoming Similar laws have Hheca
passed N thirty-two states since tlis as
ISOLATION hogan its work Col. II. H.
Adaas Urged that stcIe be taken u 81.
cnre legislation in al the states making
the display Of the fad OH schoolhouses
compulsory. Col. Ralph L. Prime Of
fonkers was reelected president.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
Woman for Presidency.

David J. brewer, associate justice of
the uitei States supreme court. has
aroused much applause among the VAS
sar college seniors by an address in which
he referred to woman suffrage and hii-
mated that ~ some futnre time woman
may occupy Tho idential clair IN
this land said the justice. we haze n,
privileged class that comes % its oppar
funities u" -ritance. loH are a PRIV
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
VARICOCELE.
Impairs Vitality

| want every man afflicted with Vari.
cocele, Blood Poison, Nervo-Tital De.
bility, or allied troubles to come 10 nv
office, where J will explain to him my
method Of curing these diseases. | IN
vite in particular all men who have be-
come dissatisfied with treatment else,
where. will explain to you Why you
have not been cured, and will demon.
strate to your entire satisfaction why |
can cure you safely, quickly and PER.
manently, MY COUNSEL WILL.
COST YOU NOTHING, BUT MY
CHARGES FOR A PERFECT CURE
WILL BE REASONABLE AND NOT
MORE THAN YOU Will. BE Will.
ING To PAY FOR THE BENEFITS
CONFERRED. VILE 30 lN YO(t
As I WOULD WANT lOU TO DO
By Me IF OUR CASES WE'RE
REVERSED.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
Cg-0n MTcHu IS no STRANGER IN TINS COUNTY
TkiT 12. KtTCHlA
DOES ROT 30.


! De docs not g.. ut.
/ O.. putiCiutouogio Tor
/ u, los sClju~ up D
! i'r4tfn ilytut Otata
/ foIr ibitii sp.. lie
! iors not urgs the sit L
ITO takc lrectintut
/ when h, knows t-cyC
'ulr iucuriulo Nc
. her docs hr hy Htlse
prs..ascs hold q
/ g. under h.s ca
onth nftor mont
Will doing tEyM no
good.
He DOT s. not per-
suade Il, lp' - IN
lcurableg TO doctor
! uli llls iaSt mouth OF
their lives, or give up
their last dine for
IUCdlciue
| He does not ,Cke
| patients under n So
called falscRuurantce
rretenG,nf to charge
only for medicine and
king W hatcver
amount he can ret,
or make tho ohlCctor
his life to sxtortmon.
ey FROM the sick.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
MI. Hay Was in Danger

Dr. Cain said today that the members
aianaci nct'lu~e tie usual rcnrJrs
failed "a give relief II understand, =
sand I,r. Cain. that Secretary iluH's
present illness is OF Il different kind from
HAT for which lie went abroad for treat
mrut and for which hr took the baths ut
bad Nauhom.
Should attacks such aus lie oypcrI
is 10 doubt there would I've justification
for grave anxiety, but Mr. Hay certain
ly Nrcuts to have rot clear of all danger
IN the present instance"
lust before noon it was reported from
Secretary Hays bedside that tie patient
was resting comfortably with every
thing favorable"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29

! Cure Nervous Debility, Blood
Poison, Rheumatism. Enlarged
Veins, Fistula, Piles and Orner
Rectal Diseases. Kidney, BIad.
der and Lingering Ailments.
! MAKE NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTA.
TON, whether you take treatment or not
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
MAN-MADE CREEDS y CURSE.
BY Rev. George r. NAN

Man-madr crceds have proven a
curse to the religious world for cen
turtles. Bcrausr of thcm thousands
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
Specialist in Chronic Diseases.
CHRONIC gIsrisRS.


Tho Doctor trratg no acute diiFHscs, hut
rnhkoH spcciulty "t chrpui' ana lot g-staudiug
li7chsaA cases giY5n ~ ~ Other loctura aud
pronounced incurlpio. be most dgaires u see
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29
SECRETARY HAY
HAS A RELAPSE.
FRUSTRATED BY SUDDEN ILLNESS
WHILE AT HIS SUMMER HOME
IN NEWPORT.
1t Was Feared at First That Operation
Would Be Necessary to Re
lieve Him.

d.
Ne"purE' y. H. June ''"i' ~
State John Hay was pr"Suht'u py an
attack of urdemia at his summer home
here last evening. but early today his
,,,,.liti,, L,d Io,, ,.l;,.ol Inv , Ioc,l
,y ,i',.,, ""u ';.l;'. .", Ia,l
physician ana TWO Sl'e'N''istA wv ia"
come from Boston by special tram, ana
it was expected that tile secretary would
br s,nn in his usnol hnoItb
80 "'9
MI. Hay Catches Cold
r,ho ot,,l. ul.ic,, ,ros similar 10 oth-
~
CTS experienced .! H'''e"'l lay ""'
ing recen' years, was attributed O. Il
cold contracted ON lis journey from
Wnshir,,ton ia \rNlury last saturday.
H. r,t, ,,,,I,'.', ,.',,.,,.;',, VII
- - :" "'''' '''' ~, O., r"a 7, ''''
was tHe hrst one 'aII'd 10 uN'uu Tue
~ mai >" -. e. ,, :" ,'' ,
loved. lie viii need attention for Il
doy or two. If no combinations arise
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29

HE CURES after all
methods but hts have
failed.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-08-18
Can Relish Salmon.


Editor Powers OF the Genesee News,
recently visited the Coast. Here is
what he says Of one Of the leading
indutries of that section:
While in Bellingham the past week
we had the pleasure Of going through
one Of the large Salmon canneries To-
Gated near that city. 1t was revelation
to US. Just now the salmon canneries
of the coast towns are taking care Of
the largest run of sockeye salmon in
the history OF the canning industry on
the coast. In fact the run has been SO
great that a portion Of the time nets
have been raised allowing the salmon to
pass on. In the canneries this season a
large amount OF modern machinery has
been installed greatly increasing the
output. In years gone by Chinese
made up the greater part of the help
in nearly all the branches. Today
white girls and women only are en-
ployed in the work OF filing the cans
All of the canneries are kept clear
and neat and one who has Witnessed
the operation OF cleaning and packing
can eat the output with relish.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-08-18
Lewiston Iarkston Fair.

The Lewiston-Cl Charleston Fair, to be
held at Lewiston October 10th to 21st,
inclusive, promises to be full of i'm
portant events.
The Blu mess men Of Portland, Ore
gon, through the efforts Of the Fair
Association, will visit the Lewiston
Fair in a body Of several hundred, a
special train being chartered for the
excursion.
It's also probable that Good
Roads meeting will be held there dur
ing the week for the purpose Of dis
cussing general plan Of improving
public roads and putting them into
permanent condition.
A. live stock auction sale will be
conducted on the fair grounds on Fri
day, Oct 10th, when a great number
Of prize winners at the Portland fail
will be offered for sale.
The fair management is now consid-
ering the hiring OF the great Liberati
Band" for the first three days OF the
iair and the Lewiston band for the bal
ance OF the week.
For the evening the streets Of Lew
iston will furnish entertainment TO equa
the street fairs Of much larger cities
Several streets will be set aside during
fair week for carnivals; many shows
have been booked as well as Ferril
wheels, mery-go-rounds, shoot the
shutes, bump the bumps, balloon as
tensions, the streets Of Cairo, etc.