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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-19


Half the ills that man is heir to
come from Indigestion. Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthen and tones the
stomach makes indigestion impos-
sible.
etching hemorrhoids We're the
plague OF my life. Was almost wild.
Doan's Ointment cured mo quickly and
permanently, after doctors had failed
G. r. Cornwcll, Valley street, SAUCER
tics, n. Y.
Accidents come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises.
stings sprains. DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never
safe without it.
Three spectres threaten baby's life.
Cholera infantum, dysentery, diar-
rhoea. DR. FowIer's Extract of Wild
Strawberry never fails to conquer
them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-19
We Make The Limit Sixty Days.

S16-1w.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11

Owen Gaffney to Weyerhaeuser Tim
Der Co, lot g. sec 3l.16.9-$l50.
P r Philbrick to Fred Won Bargen,
quit claim, Is acres of sea of ne4 sec
l1.185-$1.
E Jones to A w Dryden, lot IA, blk
3. lots Is, Is. blk IS, First add South
Aberdeen-$250.
to IL, blk %, First add South Aber-$400.
Ellis Martin to Lewis Brooks, lot IL
blk 2, Patterson's add South Aber-$50.
Frederick Strauss to w Nutter, lots
5, s, 7, and nw4 Of sea sec Sl6-S-S300.
j r Zumwalt to Gra"s !Iarbor Oyster
Co, 9.713 acres oyster lands-$l
+ j Lassiter to Ruth A Taylor, tract
in neA sec 5-lS $500.
Ruth A Shaw to Lolita J Wolfe, VIZ
lot 2, blk &, akvile-$l000.
G B Weatherwax to Thos " hite, So
OF seq sec l4-l9 9-$640.
NJ B Christopher to Robt Holiday,
e1a of nwl4 and ela Of sw4 sec lS-l9-l0
$500.
James Foxall to Fl L Oliver, part of lot
8, blk %, Hoqniam-$l200.
NJ f Carroll to + Bechdot, lots 4, 5,
blk 10. Kar''s River add Hoquiam-$55O.
State to Fred Tornow. nwL at ne "A
and So of ne4 sec 36.l97-$l2OO.
Miscellaneous Transfers.
NJ Gleason to ID W Fleet, mtg e1a Of
neA and ne4 of swA Sec 2S.2O7-$275.
A w Jakobsson to Aberdeen Brewing
%, chat mtg furniture-S5lOO.
Aberdeen Brewing Co to Mile Billo-
deau, con sale furniture, etc, Lewis
building, Aberdeen-$l0l5.
County Treasurer to f L Jones, certi-
ficate OF redemption lot 4, blk 43, w Il Is
Second add Aberdeen.
Sheriff to Geo Rossman, certificate
of sale under execution lots 8, 10, blk l.,
Arland's add Montesano-$200.
A w Middleton to Public, affidavit
affecting lots l, 2, 3, 4, and So OF neH,
Sc Of nwl4 sec 2 1873.
A G Girard to n w l. Co, mtg lot II.
blk Is, and part of lot II, blk Is, Camp
BELLS add Hoquiam-S963.
Mary f Deadly vs. G N Wait, lis pen.
de1s affecting lots 3, 4, and ela OF se4
sec %, lot 3, and nwL4 OF sW "A sec 23.1S.
u; lot 3, sec %. lots ;, A. and sell OF
nw'4, nel4 of sel4 and ,w'4 Of swi4 sec
24.2Oll.
D II Thomas to Anna VI Flower, re.
lease of mtg-$l00.
Sheriff to Public, notice of attachment
of lots 3. 4, and ela OF sel1 sec 22-lS.12,
and other land in suit OF NJ f Deadly vs.
9 N Wait.
H Grass 10 Neysev Bros, mtg SCI OF
nw4 sec l6-1S-S-S45o.
H Stevens to VI J Gleason, contract
to sell NE OF sei4 sec 22-lS $3.50.
State to NJ J Gleason, bill OF sale tim
Der on neLa of mel sec 36-lS.7-S30D.
f A Jones to Lewis Morgan, mtg lot /,
blk s, Karr's add Hoquiam-$l300.
Washington Iron Works to II E Hulet,
conditional sale engine-$2700.
J X Mohney to Public, log brand X.
G F White to r F Lyle, rel OF mtg
fri section 3l-lS-9.
X f Lytle to Lumberman's Bank, mtg
fri sec 81 Is 9-$lO, 900.
II G Heermans to Lumberman's Bank
Hoqniam lease nela lot l, blk 50, Ho.
GUAM, yrs at 50 per mo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending May 6, comI lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
Albert Moon to Emma G Harris, duit
claim "A lots in blks 2. 4, 5, 6, 8, 8, TO-
II, II. 10, Is, II, Is, "a, Oakville-$I.
NJ II Sherwood to Aberdeen Lumber
q Single Co, quit claim tract adjoining
lot l, blk l, Tacoma add South A ber-$l.
M r Sherwood to Same, blks o and Y,
First add South Aberdeen-$l.
+ + Jones to Same, lot 7, blk 6, First
add South A5erdeen-$65.
w II Bush, admr, to w Z Guiher, sw
sec 220-S--F1400.
w T Guiher to Geo E Hubble, swA
sec 2-2O S-$12.
Eugene France to John MCCULLOUGH,
lots 3, 4, blk 8, Frances add Aber-$l10.
Elizabeth X Wilson to Reuben Red.
man, lots 8, 4, blk "a, Melbourne--$3O.
A ID Devonshire to VIM Mclaughlin,
quit claim ne of NV sec 6-l6.l0-$1.
q NJ otratton to Neil Cooney, und q
int in timber on 81 OF swl4 sec 2S.lS S-$l.
Geo G Morgan to Eliza B Hutchinson
quit claim 6ls acres in lot l, OF sec 81 IS 6.
S II Smith, Jr, to S H Smith. 81, lot
!, ok 3, Frances add Aberdeen-$2OO.
l. Morgan to S Girard. quit claim Its
10, IL, II, Is, Campbell's add Hoq-$l50.
d Dean to G Girard, quit claim
lots 10, IL, ~. blk Is, Campbell's add
Hoouiam-$l0O.
o + Van Wrinkle to f S Baker, Its I, 8,
blk Is, w & B add Aberdeen-$525.
J q Wheelock to J Lahamboy, lots / i,
2, 3, blk II, karr's kiver add; also lots
II, IS, blk |, lots 4, 5, blk =, Karrs Hill
add Hoquiam also undl2 of blocks ~,
g q ID III Campbell's plat fioquia m; also
part of lot 2, plat H. Hoquam tide lands +;
also und1a lot S, blk 2, Karr's add Ho-
quiam-SlO.
PS Cyr to d VI Crowther. lot IL, blk
A, W " b add Aberdeen-$7O0.
L j Goodman, clerk Washington coun
t.. Greg n, to Public, certified copy pro-
ceeding5 in estate Eliza ID Thomas, de.
ceased.
Anna NJ Flower to p + Harbough, IS
acres, also all blk Is, and lots |, 2, 4, S,
blk D, lots ,, /, 3, &. blk 4, Scammon's
add Montesano-$2000.
F f. Jones to S II smith. lot 4, blk 80,
W 4 b second add berdeen--$340
d. Manning to Olympic Land Co, Sc
sec 1869, VIZ OF ne4 2S-l7.9; seA of
neI ll-l,-1l; nw4 of neA 1l-16.l1;
lots 3, 1, sec 27.l6-1l; sw4 sec 2O-l6-9;
nw4 of nw4 22-l3.0, Sc of SEE % Is
II; VIE Of mel and ela OF NV u 24-1s.l1,
sw4 OF NV 4 3-17.l0-$l.
S Benn to A Jones, n1a of So lots 7, s,
blk 81, W & b Second add Aber-$l06.
q Nj Robinson to J Nystrom, lot 7, blk
II, Campbell's add Aberdeen-$300.
John q Wheeock to S VI Brisco, lot 5,
blk 5, karr's add Hoquam-$250.
J o Stearns to Ida Otis Chabot, one
acre in sec 1919 l2-x175.
Lewis Morgan to F. 4 Jones. lot 1 blk
s. karr's aud Hoqulam-$2OO0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Joseph Deiiie Meets His Death in the
HARDWOOD mill.

Joseph 'Delile, who with a partner
operated the lath mill in the Hart. Wood
mill, was instantly killed Tuesday even
ing. Delile was attempting to adjust a
belt while the machinery was in motion,
and his jumper was caught III cog
wheel, and before the machinery could
be stopped he was whirled around the
shaft number OF times, striking the
beams overhead with each revolution.
Death was instantaneous with the first
revolution.
Delile was young man, p years OF
age, and lived about two years in Aber-
deem, coming here from Alpena, Mich
igan, where his parents reside, and where
he was member OF the Modern Wood
men. The body was taken to the UNDER
taking rooms of Beardsley Bros, and
will be shipped to AIpena for burial.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11

r F Lyle ct al to Public, articles Of
Incorporation Hoquiam Oyster Co.
Hoquiam Oyster Co to Public, list Of
officers.
Henrietta Osborn to Geo II Cole, sal
mtg 8 20 yds of sea of nwL sec l6.lS-6
ane = Of nwLi of swL sec 26.1S.6-$275
Frank Smith to A Mishler, sat mtg
$3.50.
Anna NJ Finch to c Finch, general
power OF attorney.
U S to Geo H Emerson. receivers re.
ceipt lot 2, sec 17-17.S-$4l.
in Mowry to Jas Gleeson, chat mtg
hay crop-$200.
Lolita Wolfe to A J Gibson, mtg VIZ
LOT 2, blk 6, kvile-$5OO.
Dick Raw to A Gibson, Jr, chat mtg
horses-S30.
W Wells to II c Watkins, satisfies
mtg-$3500
w Fl Shields to w J Mcknight, chat
mtg billiard loom furniture-$20O.
II f Moulton to Thos Lund, mtg lots
6, 7, blk As, Cosmopolis-$l0O.
County Clerk to Public. copy Of order
vi Coui1 ICiCoSiliS aC'uSuiliCuI Ia SUN VI
NJ Wade vs. Geo NJ Wade.
Robt Holiday to NJ Christopher, sat
mtg.
Sarah f Myers to J p Carson, mtg lot
6, blk %, Aberdeen-$74S,
Geo Kocher to F J Kane, chattel mtg
horses-$50.
Aberdeen Land Co to Creech Bros, bill
OF sale scow-$345.
II l. Cook and Co VS. J B Dabney, lien
on building lot s, blk As, Aberdeen s65
II L Oliver to Jan es Foxal], mtg part
of lo' 8. blk %, Hoquiam-$5OO.
FEE Jones to Simon Cohen, condition
al sale safe-$l6O.
] A johnson to r B Harrison, mtg
und4 lot &, blk D, South Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11
At THE COURT HOUSE
the WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
Do.NdS At COUNTY SEAT.
ffinufes of INC Superior Court ana
Ne,Y CG5cs Filed. List OF Real Is
tate transfers and Miscellaneous
instruments FILED: With County
Auditor.

The folio ing is the record of business trans
acted in tn inperior court for the week emu
ing May 9, 1893.
Z S Alvey VS. C A Edwards, NJ i
Haynes, " " Mcknight and f A Pre-
bic a cases. Tax liens foreclosed.
SW Gaskill VS. f L Remer. Same.
r. L Philbrick VS. A NJ Ingersoll. W D
Fulmer, G NJ Mullen, d X Van Nuys' )
w Boer and Jessie Pennell (6 cases. y
Same.
D w Fleet vs G Storey. Same.
John Bruce vs Mrs o Sageant. Judg-
men for plaintiff for SlO2.2O and costs.
Hayes 4 Hayes, incorporated, VS. Fran,
ces Z Hayes ct al. Plaintiffs decreed
owners of certain real estate, and W )
PATTERSON appointed COMM 'sloner to
transfer same.
B / johnson VS. Same. Same.
f W Hitchcock vs. Same. Same.
Olympia Land Co. VS. f E Maugher
Andrew Nolan, I'd Edwards, G j Erick.
son, Jas Morris, Harry Evans and J
Williams e cases. Tax liens foreclosed
In re estate OF Betsey G Landin. deed
May 30 fixed to hear report Of admins
traitor.
VIM liilioroant VS. Emma Hitler
brant. Divorce granted.
" Il Ray IS l. 4 Doyle. Judgment
for plaintiff for $l66.90 and costs.
Seth Warrou vs. Chehalis County.
Statement on facts settled.
w p Owlen 90 Same. Same.
IL re estate Of II NJ Sutton, decd.
Nav l3 set to near return OF sale of real
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11
Cleared For Action,

When the body is cleared for action,
by DR.. Kings New Life Pills, you can
tell it by the bloom OF health on the
cheeks the brightness of the eyes; the
firmness Of the flesh and muscles; the
cuoyancy Of the mind. Try them. At
Red Cioss Pharmacy, 20 cents. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11

Boyle. Foreclosure chattel mortgage.
Mary f Deadly vs. Chas N Wait. At
tachment.
NJ Connolly vs. n w Lumber Co ct al.
Damages for jury to personal property.
L II Brewer to G ID Rand. Foreclos.
ure tax lien.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11
NEW GASES.

John Watson VS. Gus kasola. Damages
Gu assault and battery.
i II Fredenburg'vs K l. Sharp. Fore
closure mortgage.
Montesano National Bank vs. Young 4
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-12-15
JEROME 4 REMARKABLE MAN.

William Tavers Jerome, whose sue
cessful fight against the political bosses.
in: the contest for. district attorney of
New York cou4 J sktrac+.d Swide-
spread attention, is regarded BY mem
oers of the bar as unique and individual.
Edwin J. Farber, of Baltimore, in The
News of that city, gives this view of
Mr.. Jerome:
''Jerome is a marvel among men;
his character is Kaleidoscope; at every
turn it presents new phase; it is COM
bination of many lights and colors, and
his life, moreover, is unique as well as
an attractive color scheme. .r.
"He presents more phases than any
man have ever known. He is original,
quick, versatile, deep and sound; he is
very generous, kind, bright, ready at re-
partee and man of the world, but above
all he is honest, and he is as straight in
principle as the lines of the square
which he adopted as his emblem in his
campaign.
"He:e sail boat like Barr; he can
fish as well as a Leonard; he can hunt
and shoot like Harry Lee; he can sing
with any Yale or Harvard man; he can
cook fish or a duck, or bake biscuit
as well as chef from Delmonico's, and
yet withal, as a member of the Union
Club of New York, he represents the
best elements of its best social side.
1T was my good fortune a number
of years ago to camp with him one
summer among The Thousand Islands,
and another summer in the Adironbacks.
where had the pleasure Of seeing him
shoot his first deer under adverse cir
cumstances, in a most sportsman-like
manner, and with a remarkable fine
shot he laid his quarry low. On the
St. Lawrence he bagged the king mus
calonge of the season, which weighed
no less than forty-six pounds, and he
killed it with rod and real; and when l
suffered and was sick there was no
man more kind and tender to friend
than he. At the campfire, as racon-
teur, he has few equals, and to brighten
life few can sing a BONNER melody than
he. '.
"Forceful in manner, fearless in
action. sound in sense, virile in prin-
ciple, enduring in any enterprise, and
determined and cnnstanf IN onv ca,,ao1
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-12-15

total receipts, $1s2, ,7Os.37, expenses of
maintaining Office, II, ,774.37, compensa-
tion Of receiver, $1,000. -
4: Dickinson, 2 clerks; entries 2,244,
receipts $29, 1892. 48. expenses, $40, 102.03,
compensation of receiver, 1888.
Fargo, no clerks; 631 entries, receipts
$40, O,377,97, expenses, $6,184.l II; COM
pensation of receiver, $2.671.8O.
Grand Forks, no clerks; 431 entries;
receipts, $14, 765. .19; expenses of MAIN
tanning office, $3,3s6.8s; compensation
Of receiver. 81, 45O.5O. =,
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1905-12-15
Poland China Hogs
Barred Rock Chicks
Young Stock for Sale. 3tf
Do Your Buggy Tires Naed Setting?

If so, call at my shop. Having pro-
cured a t'Shau Cold-Set Tire Setter"
Illustration below of which shows ma
chine ready for operation, I make this.
business one of my specialities. It is
not necessary to unhitch or get out Of
the buggy as job is done in short order.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
Catholic CateChiSm
Will Be Changed

New York. October ga cable to
the World from Rome says a new de-
parture from the long standing tradi.
tons of the church is to be found In
the new catechism, which has Just seen
light here and which will eventually
be adopted as the only text Of Chris
tian doctrine in every diocese OF the
world. While In the past the church
authorities were opposed to the cele.
bration of the civil marriage ceremony
by Catholics, claiming that It was not
necessary. as In most countries the
Catholic ceremony was recognized as
binding before the civil authorities, the
new catechism explicitly inculcates the
necessity for Catholics to contract a
civil as well as religious marriage. in
order that the contracting parties GnI
their children may enjoy the civic
rights of the marriage state"
In the same catechism, which Is the
personal work Of Pope Plus X, 1t Is also
stated that the Pope intends to call to-
gether an ecumenical council "as soon
as the troubles now affecting the
church are past, In order to complets
the providential work of the Vatican
Council, which was interrupted by the
events OF 1870"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
HAMILTON TO APPEAR.

New York, Nov. 13.--John A. Mccall,
president Of the New York Life Insur.
ance Company, was called before the
Armstrong investigating committee to
day and requested peremptorily by the
committee to order the return from
Europe to this country Of Andrew Ham,
ilton, the lawyer who has had charge
Of legislative matters Of the New York
Life Insurance Company. Mccall was
further ordered to demand an account
Ing from Hamilton of the money ex.
pended by him and Of the balance
which he owes to the New York Life,
Mccall denied that It was the policy
g: ...e % paIy to have Hamilton re.
rain abroad until after this investiga-
tn had h, On concluded, and said that,
on the contrary, he would very much
like to have Hamilton return.
Mccall, replying to Hughes, counsel
for the committee, said he had called
the attention of the board Of trustees
Of the company to his testimony before
the committee relative to Hamilton
and gave Hughes copy Of his state
ment, which said that II Hamilton did
not return to the New York Life Insur.
ance Company the sum OF $685. by
December Is he would himself pay 1t
to the company. Mccall said Hamilton
was either in Paris or Nauheim.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
Harriman'S Method
Of Keeping Contract

New York, Nov. 11.-Testimony Is
being heard in the United States Dis
trict Court here in a suit for s6S3,9S1,
brought by Robert A. Graham of this
city against the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Company, one Of Harri-
mans corporations, for breach Of con-
tract in regard to maintaining line Of
steamers from Portland, Or, to China.
Harriman's Oregon line felt the need
In October. 1900, OF new arrangements
for shipping goods TO and from the
Orient. Accordingly the agent of the
line, Benjamin Campbell OF Portland.
Or, and Graham entered into con-
tract whereby. as Graham alleges, he
wasuto furnish steamships of certain
capacity and was to have the exclusive
trade Of the Oregon Navigation Com
pany to and from the Orient. Graham
got five steamships and started the
Oregon and Orient Steamship Com
pany, which was successfully operated
until March, 1901, when, as Graham
says, the Hartman people notified him
they would terminate the agreement
within one month. The agreement,
which was Tor three years, gave each
side. Graham says, the right to term.
mate II ut the end of the second year
by giving the other side one years
notice. II also called for the arbitra-
ton Of all disputes.
Graham says the agreement ives
broken because Harrima-. earned that
the steamship line was profitable and
he preferred to start a steamship line
Of his own and did so. Harri nan start.
ed running beats under the name OF
the Portland and Oriental Steamshi lip
Company and put Graham's line out OF
business. Graham told his story on
the stand yesterday, and today Camp.
bell testified and contradicted mo of
what Graham said.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
NEW EDITION OF LIFE OF GEN.
ERAL MEADE.

A new edition. the third, OF the
Life of General George Gordon
Meade. Commander of the Army of the
Potomac" Is now in press and will
shortly be issued by the John C. Win.
ston Company. Into. this edition the
author. Mr.. Richard Meade Bache, has
introduced. In addition to a new pref.
ace dealing with a few adverse critics,
specially interesting feature in the
form Of an appendix entitled Grant
VS.. Meade" discussion of a long
mooted question. by which he greatly
enhances the value OF work that was
already indispensable to all students
of our Civil War. This question ia
"Why, In the order of promotion to
the rank Of lieutenant general, was
Meade, the commander In chief at tho
decisive battle OF Gettysburg and one
of the chief agents, II not the leading
agent, next to Grant himself, in tho
browning Virginia campaign of lS64.G6
passed over in favor of Sheridan. far
junior ranking officer?"
Octave, 62G pages. Cloth. $500.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
DUNES Plans For
Municipal Ownership

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Another ordi.
nance, providing for steps to secure
municipal ownership Of the street rail.
ways in Chicago, was submitted to the
City Council tonight by Mayor Dunno.
The ordinance was accompanied by
a message to the Aldermen which
gave three ways In which Mayor
Dunno asserts he will be able to bring
about municipal ownership. The first
plan is by reaching an agreement with
the traction companies by which their
property would be transferred to the
city at a price decided upon by arbi.
traitors. The second is by condemna'
ton Of the property Of the street rail
way companies under the provisions
of the Mueller Act. The third method
is the one which the Mayor has alrea-
dy presented as an alternative to his
contract plan. Il Is for the construc'
ton OF municipal street railway lines
which will parallel the lines OF the ex.
listing companies.
The ordinances, which accompanied
the message from the Mayor, asked
that authority be given to place on the
ballots at the spring election the ques'
ton whether the city shall issue Muel.
Ter bill certificates to the amount of
SIS 900 900. This sum, 1t is declared,
by the Mayor, is needed for the recon
struction of the lines and for the pur-
cha &c of the unexpired franchise rights
II the existing companies.
TIE message and the ordinance were
referred to the committee on local
tran portstion, the same fate which
met the other propositions submitted
10 tie Council by the Mayor in regard
to the manipulation OF the Chicago
street railways.
Another ordinance submitted by Ma
yor Dunno was one for the regulation
of gas and electric light rates. This
ordinance, which provides for rs cent
gas, was referred to the committee on
gas. oil and electric lights.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
HUMAN INHABITANTS
ON OTHER PLANETS

Chicago, Nov. 14.-That human be-
ings exist and have worlds of their
own nm amony tho stare 60 Tho cony,o.
H., - p..Saa., ~, ", -, y,
'on Vi W. w, oaipoeh, VI
rector OF the great LICK observatory
in California, who was at the Audito-
rum Hotel today on his way home
from Europe whore he observed tho
total eclinse or the ann on Augnst 40
ar. a. ,..,...,.,s ;, %
ineon1ei,ao'e W me, ne sa'u'
IN speaking Oh the theory that Mars
or other planets are inhabited, that
only one planet or one star should
have intelligent life. and that the earth
10 that opo The doc,ri,e os ,rohohil.
itv IL dead against II and there is the
higboat dogroo os rrnhahii,tv that
there are ipbab,ted worlds above no ;,
Whom asked n be boiiovod ,ho time
.ver would come when science would
bo able m solve tho nrohion, o,d nor.
,or. a,,roI,, lieu ,ho s,rannora In
,tl ...siL s,S
un , s 'ne spa,
rnsnhai, ansu sU away fioieSso'
.n, ~ 'a,,,ino, .,, Ar.
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nposnn, ma ,a,a N &c a., oeip Sn., .h - az
,an, a. ." ,n at,aopna W. nv p'U w,
nvnr,oot ,ha nass,,,S,i,, ~ .niose. nos
os oanah,,it,a p ga n,n . nnu, n
cnown ~ ne 80 ha ipvon,s, s .Sa,
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tu roo " q" ~ ""' "''' 'oieei"pny III
a. % hmu ,o,,u. Mo-, !. l..
e,,;re,r nnssihia thnnoh NV as ~ :,
I nnw ;,a p ,ho L rmouem we uo ~,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-06
Aloha COMPANY

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THE FINANCIAL JUGGERNAUT.

An eloquent picture OF the victims of
financial disasters is given by Mr..
Lawson in the December instalment of
"Frenzied Finance in Everybody's
Magazine. He says:
"Those who ride to fortune on the
Financial Juggernaut never look back
over the MANNED and bleeding bodies
that strew its cruel course Ahead are
new victims waiting to throw them.
selves beneath the never pausing
wheels. After a massacre Wall Street
corpses are cast into the river and
sand Is strewn to conceal the blood
stains. The injured sink into holes
and nurse their wounds in secret. We'll
Street never publishes lists of its dead
and wounded. Regrets, in its philos
ophy, are as futile as burned matches.
Besides. such details discourage spec
ulation. Let the band play, whoever
is hurt. Who cares for yesterday
when tomorrow's ahead! OF all as
poets of frenzied finance. this brute
insensibility to failure and collapse,
this greed for the new victims is the
worst. 1t was only few days till the
old Juggernaut, after the crash of May
9Th, resumed its interrupted death
course along the dollar highway, and
the sun shone and the birds sang and
the fools Frustrated themselves in the
dust before its conquering wheels, just
as though the North River were not at
that very moment glutted with its vic
Tins"