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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
War and Peace,

In my opinion there never was a
good war or a bad peace. What vast
additions to the conveniences and
comforts of living might mankind
have acquired if the money spent on
wars had been employed in works Of
public utility.-Benjamin Franklin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Nobody Wanted Church.

When North Gosforth church, near
Newcastle, Eng, which had never been
consecrated, but in which services had
been held regularly, was put up at
auction, not a bid was made for the
property.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Ratify AnqIo-Russian Treaty.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 24-Ratifca.
tons of the Anglo-Russian convention
regulating the interests of England
and Russia in Tibet, Afghanistan and
Persia took place at the foreign Of
fee here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
To sIeen RestfulIy.

Train yourself to go to sleep think.
ing of your happiest experiences. Have
your muscles relaxed, your mind at
peace and on your face the expression
of happiness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
EIGHT 1aA-Ineh Guns for Warship,

London, Sept. 24.-The admiralty
has decided that all vessels of the
Dreadnaught class shall be armed
with eight 1876 guns, so disposed that
all can be fired on either broadside
The new weapon will be over so feet
long.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Mother snothers Her Twins.

New York, Sept 24.-Anna and
Rose Auerbach, twins, 95 days old,
were accidentally smothered in bed
by their mother.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Americas Oldest Actress.

New York, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Annie
Yeamans, Americas oldest actress,
will retire from the stage with the
celebration of her seventy-second
birthday, November 10 next.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Paste Makes Jars Airtiqht.

If your rubbers are old or the zinc
rings or covers are bent little, you
still may make them alright by cover
ing them with -four paste.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Mrs. Letter Is Improving.

Paris, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Levi q. Letter,
who is ill at Hotel Ritz here, is i'm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Friendship.

- friend may well be reckoned the
mas terpiece of nature.-Emerson.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-28

Word returned
! from an eX-
he south. He
lit he has not
asis Tucumcari
IS since he left
'go is going to
itele to live.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30

Col. z. :. spalding u Kaaak-1s =
guest a. the Young EoleL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
BROTHER DUTTON'S
WORK AT MOLOKAI

When Father Damien died on Molo-
kai, about twenty years ago. his man
tie fell upon the shoulders of an Amer
lean, who voluntarily went into exile
to devote his life TO the care Of the
lepers Of Hawaii This American was
Ira B. Dutton, Z man in the early prime
of life, sometime soldier in the Thir-
teenth Michigan volunteers. an officer
in the auartermaster's department, and
later in charge Of the Southern war
claims of Tennessee.
He was handsome. talented. and be-
loved by his friends, but for some rea-
son his life was not happy one. On
account Of faneied sfirking Of duty,
he decided to select some task which
would require great personal sacrifice.
and then devote the rest OF his exist
ence to it. For a time he was a novice
in the monastery of Trappisr monks at
Gethsemane, Ky, and much Of the
medieval austerity of that institution
must have fallen into his heart 70 d.
rect his after life An incident in
which he figured gave James Lane Al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
JAPANESE HOTEL
MEN IN TROUBLE
Vancouver Consul Has Taken
the S25 Deposits to Feed
immigrants.

According TO cable advices received
yesterday by japanese in this ciry the
promoters of the immigration party
which left on the Kumeric. viii be sad
ly out of pocket, regardless Of the
fact that the immigrants have been
landed safely IL Vancouver The Japa-
nese consul IN that city Is said To have
taken possession Of the SO deposits
which were. loaned TO the men and
which were TO be returned 10 the hotel
keeper 5 hui IN this city.
The reports are to the effect that
there was no arrangement made TOR
the reception Of the japanese al Van
eouver and they were unable TO secure
accommodations Of any kind They
filed what Japanese hotels there were
and then many had no shelter. Tie
Japanese consul took charge OF the
matter and obtained the deposits OF
s25 which mad been made up by the
local hui and which were 70 be return
ed. He proposes to use this money 10
give food and shelter TO the immigrants
till they have obtained werk.
The local hoteIkeepers were IN a
state Of great excitement when they
heard Of the trouble they were in.
4 man was sent up 10 Vancouver some
time ago TO look after accommodations
and TO obtain work for the men who
were TO come up on the Kumerie but he
evidently did not do his work very
well The local men believe that they
viii get very little back of the de
posils Of SO per man which they fur
n5she5 almost entirely
According TO the dispatches the in
migrants are at present eamped on the
Fraser river out have no money or
shelter except that which Is being pro
vided through the agency Of the Japa-
nese consul
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
OZAWA BACK
FROM Old HOME
HaWaiian-Born Japanese Has
Fine Reception From His
Many Friends.

A K Ozawa, Hawaii-horn Japanese
and well identified with the best inter
ests OF japanese in Hawaii. returned
from Japan yesterday evening in the
:. S. Nippon Maru. having gone to the
Orient in February last His stay here
viii not be long. for he goes In the
8. :. asia 10 the mainland, en- route 10
Ann Arbor. Michigan. to study law.
ozawa, when he boarded the Nippon
Maru. was agreeably surprised 10 find
that K. Ishii. Of Japans foreign office,
was 70 be his travelling companion 70
Honolulu
Ozawa was met on the wharf by some
twenty japanese. There were TWO dis
tinct reception committees, the commit
tee to meet IsI1i1 and the delegation to
welcome Ozawa home again Ozawa' :
reception committee had IshiTs well
comers beaten in numbers, but among
the Ishii receivers were most Of the
silk hats and tailed-coats- Ozawa
shook hands like a prince and asked
one man for $40 and got il in gold, in
stauter. OF course. the producer OF
-he coin was a local business agent
of the returning 0ZaHa. put the
touch was dramatic.
Ozawa talked freely OF the situation
as he found il in Japan concerning the
talk OF war 1T is merely the cam
paign rrickery of one political party
that wants 70 force out the party in
power. said Ozawa. These sensation
purxeyors do not stop 70 consider, nor
do tEev care what the results nlight
be: All they hope for IS the confusion
OF those in the service Of the govern
ment whose conservatism is naturally
opposed TO their traitorous schemes
Neither Japan nor the United
states can aford 70 go 70 war, partlc-
ularly with each other. There is no
cause Tor war. in the first place. There
has oecurred nothing beyond the san
Francisco local incidents. neither OF
which Il sufficient 10 warrant the least
bin Of this war talk IF saeh incidents
a. the school question and the res
ra1sragt rot in san Francisco were good
excuses for war. then the United states
would be fighting nearly every other
country in the. world most Of the time
President Roosevelt is most hlgh1y
thought Of in Japan by everybody ex-
eept the yellow press and those VINO
want war merely for the sake Of war
Thev have confidence IN Roosevelt to
strafghten out the present matter II
This confidence is not justified. why
chen something else viii have 10 be
done
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
MILvERTON BACK
FROM ORIENT
Was in Shanghai. Manila and
Japan---Saw Much OF
Interest.

Deputy Attorney GenerallF. ". Nil
verton returned by the Nippon A1aru
last night from a vacation Of two
months spent in Shanghai, Manila and
Japan. In Shanghai he found opin-
ion very much divided as to Judge
Wiley. In general the sentiment
seemed to be that wfIfey's action
toward the American bar was IN
necessary, in the opinion Of some
wholly without justification, in the
opinion Of others not 10 be dogmari-
cally condemned.
Shanghai, like some other places,
said Mr.. Milverton. @1s d place Of fac
tions, and it is pretty hard 10 get al
either a Just view Of events or fair
view OF public opinion. Al least
there seems to be a considerable ele-
ment that think Judge Wiley is do
ing all right now. whatever opinion
they may have had Of his action in
regard to the American bar.
"As far as Andrews IS concerned
everything seems TO be satisfactory
He has been re-examinad and admit
ted 10 practice in the United states
court. His partnership with Brooks
Is stfn maintained. Brooks, I believe,
takes the position that he win not
Apply for re-examination FOR adn1is-
sion to practice in Judge WiifAey's :
court. But he can practice in sthe
Consular courts and in the AIEed
court. 50 that between them they1 can
conduct business in all the courts, land
they seem 70 haze the American sust-
ness. ". H Heen is now entirely AzeI
and seems To be getting business
sT heard that Dick DAILY was about
done for. His restaurant went into
the hands Of q receiver, and IS now
IN the hands Of the Chinese HIS
wife has gone 70 the Coast
II did not see Volcano Marshall.
though 7 heard he was still in shang-
hai
.sThe edict against opium smoking
had gone into effect when got there
The general opinion seemed to be that
thas Chinese government was not sin
HfrG IN It's EI9JLS 10 put NEl}Ft-A - k'sAAAh
smoking. but was really engaged in
an effort TO prevent the importation
Of opium for the purpose Of stiEnula-
ting the production Of opium in China
But OF this I know very little.
Il was in Manila for thrAe days
The city seems prosperous. and the
American element well satisfied. They
were getting ready To elect their leg
islatfve assembly. The general Amer
lean opinion seemed to be that the
F'flipinos would make a mess Of it
II was in Yokohama in all about a
week / was also in Nagasah and
Kobe and I went up TO Osaks. As
near as I could judge the sentiment
OF the better element OF Japanese
was that most Of the war tax and
most Of the war sentiment was Stirred
IN by jngo papers among the coolie
class.
AS TO my plans I hardly know. The
change Of governorship was some
thing that occurred while was away.
When I left il was not expected until
November.
= had a most enjoyable trip. There
was pleasure and satisfaction in every
minute OF it But am glad to be
back
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30

len the suggestion for the weil-kn0wm
short story called '4The White CowL"
One day as a young woman was riding
past the monastery. her horse slipped
and fell, frightening her so badly that
she tainted. The future hero OF Molo-
kai witnessed the accident and prompt
iy rescued the young woman. Some
time after when AIR. Allen visited the
place, the affair was mentioned in hia
presence. and the welI-known piece OF
fiction resulted. The White CowI' -
all fiction except the fact that an acct
dent occurred in front Of the monas-
terry. The young lady and her rescuer
never met afterward. and neither ever
knew the identity Of the other
When Ira Dutton chose the ascetic
life that brother must lead In the
service Of the lepers he renounced the
world forever, donned garments OF
pIainest denim. exiled himself on Mo-
lokai, and began the revolving task OF
dressing the sores Of the afflicted peo-
PIE. Today he Is simply known as
Brother Joseph" the name given him
when he was baptized into the Catholic
J. Haskin in tbs
New York Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
LITERATURE FROM
THE CALF PEN

Editor Advertiser: You have 50
often pointed out the literary excl
Ienee Of the Bulletin that am sur
p7ised vou should not have noted the
form in which its editorial on small
farrning-the one which YOU copied
under the appropriate head Of '' Creased
Veal and Noodles was given 70 the
world. Observe the first two lines:
IT may be possible 20 fool the
Nohonk conference with small farm
folly.
The phrase: ''Fooling somebody
with ..folly" Is really q charming
bit Of literature. Why did you overlook
the chance Of expositigna
Then the concluding lines.
Hypocrisy may gain temporary
headwav but il does not last.
How strange and yet how beautiful
The gzfred writer tells us that thing
may be temporary 'and yet not
1ae-t' We had ali supposed that any
tning temporary was permanent.
ANTI-vEAL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
wANr eovERNaEENT LINE.

An important question viii shortly
be submitted TO Secretary Taft. as to
whether the freight across the Isthmus
Of Panama viii be left in the hands Of
a private steamship line, or whether
the United states government. which
already operates its Own line from
New York 10 Panama, shall establish
its own line from Panama TO san
Francisco
To establish the needed connection
IL would be necessary for the isthmian
canal commission to construct, 10 start
with. six ships Of about 1000 tonsi
capacity. with accommodation for
about fifty hrst-class and seTenty-fveI
sacond-class passengers such vessels
would cost about s5oe,000 each, or a
total Of s.. .0o0. 600
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
lgE POINT DECIDED
/ AGAINST M'sTOCkER

Judge De Bot gave q written deels-
ion yesterday, bdischargzng :. NJ Da-
mon as garnistS=e il +. B McSrocker's
suit to recovea S7s.481,52 from Bishop
Trust Co, Ltd. administrator OF the
estate of Chun Along. deceased A.
G. NJ Robertson for plaintiff; c. II.
Olson for defendant. The court
states the case and the motion OF de-
fendant 10 dismiss the garnishment,
then explains the law Of garuishment
and concludes thus:
Whatever judgment plaintiff may
recover in the case at bar VIII, no
doubt. be satisfied in full if the estate
Is solvent and only in pro rata with
other ike claims If the estate is insol-
vent. regardless Of the garniShment-
Thus, il appears that the statute
has no application to debts due an
estate The garnishment Of such
claims can serve no useful or proper
purpose. and is calculated 10 inter
fere with one of the most essential
duties Of the administrator. namely.
that Of collecting the claims and re-
ducing 10 possession the property OF
the estate of deceased persons
Backbone informs US that when
the reas. b. law ceases. the law
itself ol ~ 4ise 10 cease with It.
THE ~ Ess, granted. The gar
nfshmer sssss sss I Agynissed and the gar
nisEee i, ged.s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
HOUSE EWiRMING 1T
THE WESLEY HOME

The housewarHling given at the Su-
zana Wesley Home. for japanese and
Korean women and children. last night
was 2 great success, over seventy-five
friends and patrons Of the institution
taking the opportunity 70 look through
the buildings. The work done in the
MAST fav months has cost in the neigh
F7orhood Of f2B99. and the buildings have
+eaD placed in the best of condition,
while the furnishings have been almost
entirely renewed. The main building
presented O. very pretty sight, flowers
being used for decoration, and the
= bIzs al which q light rsfTeshnlSIll
was served being daintily arranged
There ara always between twenty ana
e4-v women ard children in the home
and the nav plans. which VIII include
+r7a teaching q 5ressnakiug and otreT
branches Of domestic science 20 the
women we're explained by Mrs. Mack
-ra sz7perinten5eu- u the home.
--,a z-fSi-orz 1zst night were shown
All through the home and the kitchens,
bedrooms and other apartments al
showed the effect II the work which
has been done lately The Children a
ma home range IN age from 1-llT7
months up. a tI1y japanese ba9E D@iE5
-rz Youngest After short program
in which Mrs J 3. Riley sang 500
and remarks were made ~ Alse Ly.e,
Mrs. Mack ard others. refres7EIie T'-s
we're served. consisting Of coT1esr "a
and japanese cakes
The evening was ended by the ,'lng-
ing Of a solo by Chisui. a little JaPa-
~aza girl. followed By several songs n
Taoa-azz and Korean by al tie chill
drzn II the h9DE-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
HUNTING BUGS
IN NEW GUINEA
Plans for Getting the Enemies
of the Melon Fly From
India.

+. Muir, the entomologist, who has
already found so many beneficial in
sects for introduction into Hawaii, is
now in search OF the natural enemies
OF the borer beetle, on behalf Of the
Hawaiian planters. Re has been in
Java and IS now on his way 10 New
Guinea :
The Board Of Agriculture and For
estry at its last meeting asked the
Planters Experiment Station to give
him leave OF absence that he might go
70 India or China to look for the nat
uraI enemies Of the melon fiy. At yes
terday's meeting Of the board a reply
vas received stating that the request
could not be granted at this time, as
it was not thought that he ought TO
be detached from his present mission
a search for the natural enemies OF the
oorer.
The meeting Of the board was held
in the Throne Room Of the Capitol
There were present. the president and
executive officer, C 5. Holloway, A v.
Carter ard c. P. Wilder.
An opinion from the Attorney General
was presented on the question OF the
rover of the board TO give assistance
from its regular appropriations for the
work Of the United States Agricultural
--o+sor
FEDERAL WORK
Past Legislatures have appropriated
specifically in aid Of the United States
Experiment station But Governor
Carter refused TO recommend an appro-
priation this year. and the Legislature
failed TO make one. DR.. Jared Smith,
on behalf Of the station. thereupon
asked the board for aid from its aPpro-.
1rfatfons. The matter was referred 70
the Attorney General as 70 whether the
hoard has the power TO do 50 Or not
Attorney General Peters in his opIn-
ion held that the beard did not have
such power, and the secretary was N
structed 10 reply TO Dr. Saith IN ac'
cordance with this opinion
Among the matters for which the
United states Experiment Station ask,
I'd help from the Territory, but which
Governor Carter refused TO recommend.
were the tobacco experiments. the rice
experiments. and the fruit-shipping ex-
periments.
HORN FLY PARASITES.
The experiments with the Arizona
horn rv parasite were reported as be-
ing very encoura ging. Kilauea pianta-
tion has asked for a colony Of them 70
he sert there, and it has been, and col
onies have been sent 10 some ofner
partz of the islands The work o.
Dropazatfng them is going on rapidly
A. the Government station on hing
street A dozen developers have been
made recently. These are on the prln-
,-ipIe. with some Improvements, OF those
invented By Alexander Craw. the en-
tomo!ogist. while he was stil a resi-
dent of California. and which nave
pezn adopted in many places elsewhere
Thev have great advantages over tIe
e,ass lars usually used for such puF-
(Continued on Page T~o9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
LAWSON'S BIG DEAL.

PRESCOTT, Az, July 3oThomas Lawson has secured
troll of the SI7,oooooo Arizona Smelling plant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
CLEANSING SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3o-The fourteen old Supervisors
resigned appoinees installed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
VEAL MUsH AND LOBSTER

II II Is an Anlericanlzed community
mat it wanted. If the people wish a
class Of labor that viii buy goods q
the American merchant, the EIE2-
mean Immigrant on the sugar estates
gf77 deliver rhe goods. Bulletin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
TO KILL
RUSSIAN GRAND
DUKE BY BOMB
A Petard, Placed on the Railway Track Over
Which His Train Passed, Exploded
Without Doing Damage.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrsmsl

ST PETERSBURG July 3o-An attempt yesterday
assassinae the Grand Duke Nchaevch placing peard
the railroad track which his would pass The petard
poded without hurting anybody
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
FORAKER AGAINST TAFT.

CINCINNATI Jnly so-Senator Foraker open letter
ident.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-30
REGULATION OF THE CONGO.

LONDON July 3oAn international convention for the regu
on of the Congo debated yesterday in the House of Lords
Cruelty the natives charged
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-09-12
POULTRY POINTS.

System simplifies the work; there.
fore, have a system.
Be careful and do not overfeed your
old hens and get them so fat they will
not lay. Feed corn sparingly.
Buckwheat is a good egg food, but
Is often refused by the fowls until
they become familiar with IL.
Is 1t your luck or your negligence
when civit cat or a rat gets into a
faulty coop and kills a half-dozen
fries?
A combination of poultry, bees,
small fruit, vegetables and garden
plants will bring large returns from
very small plot of ground.
The incubators are being set away
to rust and rusticate during the rest
of the summer and fall. Paint the
fank with oil to keep 1t from rusting.
A reputation for honest goods and
honest dealing is bound to bring sue
cess. This should now be more east
ly done with the pure-food law to help
us.