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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
Jap Control of Korea.

Prince Ito. the Japanese resident
general in Korea, said: Japan has
counted the cost of these reforms in
Korea, and nothing snail prevent us
from carrying them out. Ii is true that
the Koreans themselves may prevent
the accomplishment Of our purpose TO
give them a system of government
and an army of their own but the peo-
pie of Korea and the entire world
must understand, once for all, that the
political supremacy of japan in Korea
Is to remained firmly established. We
are not asking advice from any one
regarding this policy. II the people of
Korea refuse to accept this fair and
friendly assistance, they will by their
own act write annexation into history.
for as a nation divided in sentiment
from Japan, Korea cannot stand"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
Work begins on owosso's new post

WOrk DegIns on UWOssOs new post
Office this week.
Fred. w. Nearwith, Ella and Eva A.
Cooley, stockholders in the defunct
Vicksburg Exchange bank, settled
their Indebtedness for $4,000. and a
third dividend will be declared, max
ing so per cent thus far The remain
der is promised.
An effort to persuade Gov. Warner
to patch up the Juvenile law at the
coming special session of the legisla-
ture was made by the Probate Judge
association. This action is the result
of the refusal OF the industrial schools
to accept boys and girls from the
juvenile courts, claiming the law as
II now exists Ia unconstitutional.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
Came Back-victim Dead.

Chris. Peterson, who was stabbed
by Niemen Valentine, died at his
home in Sanford. Valentine came to
Averill and gave himself up. He had
been in hiding in the woods, and
looked all worn out. His plea will be
self-defense. He broke down and cried
like child when told that his victim
was dead, and said he did not mean to
kill. Valentine slept in a hollow log
in the swamp and friends brought him
food.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
Pat DOYLE Out.

After serving So of the 80 days to
which he was sentenced in the Detroit
house Of correction for shooting his
wife and sister-in-law, Patrick F.
Doyle IS again free man. I'm going
back to Cheboygan and let everybody
alone" said Doyle. shortly after his
release. Il won't modest my wife
again. don't know where she is
now and / don't want to see her.
do want my children, though. II II
hadn't been for them l wouldn't have
lived to serve the sentence out. I'm
going to get them too, but I'll try legal
means this time. 1t was pretty hard
work here in the pen. My! the flowers
look pretty again, don't they?" He
shuddered. Lets CO." he said.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
Grain. Etc.

Observation-Disclosures No. red 1
car at e6c: December opened at 81,
touched 81 00A. declined to 81 00h and
closed at 81 OIL: May opened at 81 O6.
advanced &c. declined TO 81 06h and
advanced at the close to 81 OF: No. 3
red 93c: No ! white. csc.
Corn-cash No. 3. e71sc; No. yell
low. l car at roc.
Oats-Cash No white. car at
52i1c. closing at SIC bid: No. 4 white,
cars at soc. l at 50%c.
Rye-Cash No. 2. 3 cars at sec.
Beans-Cash, October and November.
81 90 nominal
Cloverseed--Prime spot and October.
$40; December and March 50 25: sam
Pile. 12 bags at 80 So at 50. at IS so,
3 at 81 so: prime alsike. bags at 50 %
sample alsike, bags at SIS so. 6 at
81 So
Timothy seed-Prime spot. so bags
at 81 Is.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25

The foundation for the new u. Of
NJ. dental building has been started.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-09-25
THE MARKETS.

Detroit-Cattle-Good steers steady.
ana sound common cattle Toe Q25c
lower. We quote choice steers, IS ESQ
1000 to 100 lbs. 81 25@5 25: light to
good butcher steers and heifers. 700 to
900 lbs. s4Q4 rs; mixed butchers fat
cows, s4@4 20; Gamers. 81 50G2; COM
mon bulls, s2 25@2 S. good shippers
SO 25@s IS; good weli-bred feeders,
SO 5000; light stockers, 81 25@2 IS.
Veal calves-Market steady; best
calves, sS@S 20; common TO fair, s4m
each.
Sheep and lambs-Market steady.
Best lambs. s7G7 %; fair to good
lambs. s4Q7; light to common lambs.
81 50q5; culls and common, 1903 so.
Hogs-Market active. Range of
prices: Light to good butchers Sc 3Om
90; pigs. s6Q6 IS; light workers.. So 40
Q6 AS.
East Buffalo Cattle-Market 10000
lower: export steers, s6.40Q6.6O; ship
ping steers. $5.25 @6; best 900 to /, II 90
10. s4.50@4.e0; fair butchers, Weighing
cows. ss.50Q4.25; fair to good. ss@s.25:
best heifers. s4.2504.50: few extra, SIS:
medium, s3.25 $50; common. s2.75d 8
feeders. S4@425: stockers, s2.7503.50:
ssggTt bulls .;oc ss 55. Bologna,
cows steady: strictly choice. s47@57:
good. s5sa4s; medium, s25@35; COM
Hogs--Market lower; heavy. $500
$50; pigs, se.so0s.5o; roughs. 1925
Sheep-Market lower: top lambs.
s7.75@7.so; culls, s5;50Q6; yearlings,
s5,5o@5.75; ewes. s4.5OG5; calves. s45o
s49.25.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17
WANTED
AN APOLOGY.
By Henry Abbott.
Copyright. 1907, by May Mckeon.
By Henry Abbott.
Copyright. 1907, by May McKeon.

Gadsby Jones was Il peppery man or
about fifty years who lived i'll the vii
lage of Hornsdale. II was well known
to all the inhabitants that he was pep
perry and carried chip on his shout
der. and they took good care not t" stir
him up. In the village Of Winston.
four miles away. there lived another
peppery man about the same age. Lis
name was Talbot. and he was so
touchy that he had to be handled with
gloves. These two peppery old hen
had known each other by name for ten
years before they were introduced.
Air. Jones happened to be over at Win
ston one day. and while at the hotel
Mr.. Talbot came in. They were rather
chary of each other for awhile, i'll
stinctively seeming danger, but when
that feeling had finally worn off bit
the peppery Mr. Jones remarked:
Its my opinion, from what / have
seen so far this season, that we are
going to have a plague of tater bugs.
| shouldn't wonder if We lost the whole
CROP
We'll. l dunno replied the peppery
Dir. Talbot. In my opinion all the in
lications point TO 4 return of the grass
hopperS.'
Il differ with you. sir
"And | differ with YOU"
"There isn't the slightest indication
of grasShoppers.
"NOr the slightest indication Of later
bugs"
You seem, sir, to be conceited
man.
And l wouldn't guarantee that you
had an ounce of brains
i demand an apology at once"
"And demand the same.
AS neither would apologize, they sep
grated in a spirit of bitterness. AS
they lived four miles from each other
ard as they had managed to get along
fairly we'll for years without knowing
each other their feelings would have
made no difference but for one thing.
Gadshy Jones had a son twenty years
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17
Jamaica's Green Turtles.

An official of Jamaica in report on
turtle fishing. which is the chief indus
try of the Cayman islands. says that
green turtles display an extraordinary
sense Of locality. 1t has happened
more than once that turtles marked
with the initials Of their captors have
escaped from their crawls In Grand
Cayman and within three months have
been recaptnrcd at the fishing ground.
distance OF oaer 300 miles. The last
Instance OF this was when a crawl was
cut down and 200 turtles escaped.
Within three months thirty Of them
were caught by different fishing boats
Off the Nicaraguan coast.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17

Il HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING OF THEM
GRASSHOPPERS YET"
old, and Mr.. Talbot had a daughter
nineteen. The young people had met
and admired each other before the
meeting of their fathers, and the fact
was dimly known to their respective
parents. When Mr. Talbot went home
from the hotel it was to say to his
daughter:
Ruth, are you acquainted with
young Jones Of HOnsdale:"
why. yes. have met him." admit
ted Ruth, with blush.
'Then don't meet him any more.
He's horse thief"
why. father, how you talk"
'That is to say, his father is the big
gest old fool in the state, and I'm sor-
ry now that l didn't call him a liar.
Ii catch the son hanging around here
l shall kick him out in short order"
And Gadsby Jones returned to Horns
dale, getting madden every rod Of the
way, to say to his son:
Homer, do you know girl over ut
Winston named Talbot
talbot? Talbot" unused the Young
man as he tried to appear Indifferent.
Eyes, sir, Talbot. Seems to me I
heard you say you took her to the cir
Gus"
oh, yes, Ruth Talbot
"Well. you drop her like hot later.
met her father over there today, and
of all the cantankerOus old cusses |
ever ran up against he takes the cake.
He owes me an apology, and until he
makes it 10 son Of mine can enter his
house"
The son and daughter could not look
upon the matter as the two fathers
did, and neither of them felt Obliged
to obey the parental Injunction. While
they did not openly defy it. they con.
tinued to meet at intervals. and adj.
miration and friendship finally ripeued
into love. In this they were secretly
supported by Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Tai.
bot. The two penoery old men. W.T.,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17

It's too bad to see people VII"
from day to day suffering from p':
zeal weakness W hen HOLSTERS hoc"!
Mountain Tea would make them VIZ
The greatest tonic known. 90 ce"'''
tea or tablets. Columbia Pharmacy
For nice fresh flowers for funerss'
decorations and weddings write OF 'e''
phone Spokane Florist Co., Ma'p "
Spokane, Wash.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17

The. safest way Of not being very
miserable is not to expect to be very
happy.-Schopenhauer.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-05-17

diligence increaseth the fruit OF toll
A dilatory man wrestles with losses. -
HcSiod.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-17
1Oc Drug Sale

Csc Box of Foot Ease Powder for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0c
Csc Bottle of Witch Hazel for. Observation-Disclosures c
2sc Box of Talcum Powder for...............1O c
25c Box of Soap ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Zoe
Csc Box of Writing Paper Or...,.....,-...-.1oc
Csc Box of Face Powder for .............,....1O c
Csc Bottle of Egg Shampoo 0r...........,...loc
Csc Box Arnica Salve for .....................1O
Csc Box of Carbolic Salve ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Csc Bottle Perfume for. .l0c
Csc Bottle Blackberry Balsam for. iOc
Csc Porous Plaster or...................1 Toe
Csc Box of Neuralgia Pills for.........,......1 0c
Csc Hard Rubber Comb for. ...................1 oc
SATURDAY ONLY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-17
Grocery Dept

S lbs. Best H. & E. Sugar. .24c
10 Bars American Family
Soap 800
1 doz. cans of assorted Preserves
only $50
8 Packages .Uneeda Biscuits
tor 10c
1 ID. Cake Maple Sugar for. 15c
Full Cream American Cheese
per ID. ...................1 4c
8 Cans Early June Peas for. .27c
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
MR.. CRAFTS, OPIUM, AND SO FORTH.
EDITOR
MARCH II.

in reform, ft in his address to the
had fallen the Ia
the formaly
he And seemed
fact than seemed to the
impressed by the citation
authority
tt quite isgenaton
liking opium; that the threatens
likely
opium Poverty
and nperable barrier their
by the
susceptible
Installations
to
pleasing smoking
of the which
islanders Poynesns generally
people have had less communication with the Chi
ability
drowy of Cathay not lacked the
chance to minds.
that Mr. Crafts in his to buttre his cause
intimacy
history hnoog sociology, politics.
emitting the deductions for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
Commercial News.
By Daniel Logan.

Notwithstanding declines bee,s 50
cents ton strong condition paa
ock The latest quotation for 90 degree
ton $40 and for IS analysis beets Id per
The feature Of the week in Eva
advanced being waua is very firm .
Agricultural
" % on account the that the dividend
per cent in May Pioneer steady. m
Sugar per cent Oahu Sugar Co
cent? O. R. L. IL reent =
Sales for the following $780, ZIG at e5sas
10 at 23 l0O 100 100 2625; 2O 100
5O Honokaa $780, SOO 1885, oahu fsa
TO- 49, go 2425 $500 at 3O Kibei 1850, G. .
Honolulu Rapid Transit L. Co. e s2o
$1,000 1O3 Waalua Agricultural c $4,000 at 90 -
notice has
arrangements to shareholders ~
be made before March payment par (s1O per shared o.
the
made before
PACIFIC COAST INSURANCE CRISIS
An article in the that m nr
PENSION felt the difficulty Of r
Jersey and the Assurance o. -
America have Hartford and b,vo
doing Coast The Scottish Union % -
the local offices closed been ordered
to to the United MANAGER Of ono
of the leading English from his home Office
sad that several companies abandoning
Pacific departments San Frsnci
department agents report 70 s c
c The National has similarly reduced its 70
local agents report to its manager A. Hart
ford The IS California and
ceiling its California business. ~
President William Insurance Co isD
the SITUATION says that the standard form policy which
was drawn by Eastern adjus who
provide policy quality brev he has omitted
but depves and financial opportunities 70 , ,h
in capacity of advapcers Of funds lii; - ~ - ~
adopted would undoubtedly
premium which honest would expenses and
increased losses which would imposed upon underwriters bv ADVANTAGES
which it offers would undoubtedly co
the retirement of number of from ona.
Continued on Page Eeven)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
The Conflict In Central America
New York Sun.

The the trouble
matter of
international Jealousy and political An local
disputed boundary
these ingredients The result trouble little
cause =
other
proposed begerents
their
It them strongly There will be bloodltg
camer judgment,
interests of both countries, will probably
belief prevails which
sand
of Central
Castro Zeaya
States or have been wiped out
The disturbance
belief that 1T will be neither prolonged
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
Small Talks

ALLAN HERBERT-There good shooting over Wal
MRS wEATHERRED party still here You can never get people
to f~0fN
RADIN-The exeusioniss are making tho hail t A., =,
begins to look like usedto
jim euIN.what has become days banquet.
music and Oratory9 Those weret for u.s.
RoBT sIINGLE Of Mahuka site wouId moan tho -
opening of Bishop through to the waterfront
W. Hooes-You would be bany men in
Washington who advocate ownership railways
PROF GRIFF1TIs Gilman Boston has props % v.
oahu College library of Hawaii
DEAN WORCESTER eleven years in the Pbun.
and you can judge by my looks b it,
JACOB coERPER-The blowing into town from the N. ~
bad advertisement Good stop all tina,
GEORGE DAVIS country becoming fully orenazed and nm
less something mighty will be here ten wears hence
ARLEaI postage stamp, than tho
Los Angeles people have kept some in stock
GEORGE Angelenos were bic buv a. h v
house OF everything drinks when thew cot
back w " '"'' sO'
snurH-Two of Miler's old corner sDie have h.o. ,
done fol- e w "s 'A Oe
supervisors take away our Dlim.n il j.
faut and not mine If there aren't REQUIRED
by of the departme ' ''f''''
DR. HUMPHREYS bill requiring physicn., m
aminations be country viii simply mt Hawaii in
line with the practice of all nations. =
DIR souDDER-we had really satisfactory meeting of the Liquor bill
committee the other night good round think the
present Legislature doing remarkably well ~ ~ ~
GOVERNOR i onyre regret that tho Ioci......
riding my veto of the Government did not see fit 70 protect
the employees on holidays The awd does
SPEAKER one can comrloin 90 .h H.. - -
economical tins session. We work and the Federal
appropriation has only been touched boys making good
a. '" EAMEsA friend in Honolulu Yesterday Los
Angeles visitor said Fine Fine dav no ~ M fd
nave oeen mere eight years aud this saw here
D DhoNa ought be the Moapa
resorts so that when the
lle may pass
"oiD ollDs If the
' 10 trouble IN filling her For
our with WANTING
W" e'"'" manage to make somewhere aboard
'" a. WooDBURN-When Seattle am going 70 give them
hng about the
'a what we Were missing before Every
iad
~ ~ VI '"'' '''
. v'ao JAooBsEN-Nooes beautiful have always
~ as conveying the tho
'ne intense patriotism
All good friends of Old in thai
y IN the concluding lines wl'be
" the present Signs of the once
o owns gan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
COCK AND BULL STORIES.

What is the o seokan bu story2
J..
is the despair all those who seek
we may %
nus Phrase and Fable explains
ecued his researches
nelans IN the representation
bull all
no one really knows anything about
nave precisely
know gu-NY Y. SUM-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
Japanese Proverbs

Patience is the rope of advancement in all lines
The ignorant in yargumen
ewhc
which bring ousel
Ii the water be too fish people exacting
fellow beings stand beside hem
Where there birds, will be king
n With
thought is dark, therew be
Be not nent 70 faults;
When the sense of shame ceases
Genius hears individual theme mprehends
Negligence looks makes it's
Seeking information moments
lasting shame.
Is.
A without jealousy is a lwthou elasticity
Unless blind and deaf, not be
In trying to straghen her horns waski
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17
KAISER WILLIAM A MATCHMAKER,

One day the Kaiser recognized
by corporal The
questioned hm For the hetated
last confessed that
but
than a as a
'1D the inonired IN -
the reply. 800 80 my H'"i''
Very We'll Them and tell sergeant major that the Kaiser has made
49, " - ma" Ni''e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

The admirers the GovernOral yester
day told by
Taylor the Treasury whispered Taylor first place
under the magn influence company though
put that way The Obc
tons see instance that Mr.
Taylor had the Actually opinion
he had made his mind public
meeting If that is understand
advise the sale of island after the official seeking
the President of the United States that
received permission to go ahead Heinous is
And think of Los Angeles orange
kicking myself over any of the proposed sites for Federal
building The building, thing those
however, who day, Bishop public park
would be King and Hotel
condemned for magnificent
tropical plaza bounded by Bishop Hotel plaza
sward and royal palms with perhaps stately white
in the blatic Captain beautiful
place would besomethng to
travel Might part possible pleasure
ground to the United States and thus
Ia service of banv NOT l al tt +h n n ADVISED
eyesores the automobile stable projecting
which, as matter of courtesy called the Opera House.
Federal site and nothing came of Perhaps
shefzing is the other name for unketng
Joe cohn away opposition
Chairman Iuse the Supervisors suppose would
like to have some one besides the taxpayers bills
But Hustaee dub about police depart
compel each policeman gs
when it that band
here Don't Honolulu wonder what
good would do to tell him that Honolulu people also like have
privilege No. any good save in
the fair one of those floating
mines and Berger into belief
band starting up And all the good of that would ribs
a
said to attend Who these
Honolulu taxpayers who foot the bills antiquarian
played 1870 when they
ordered cavalry people go
interfere Then who ooess TT te1 w ttt % % 80 | ponce aon
moonlight passing
curw law Did moonlight
young girls hang abt and
Devil takes the hndmost and
old that they remind him of the things heard
of the Beezebb eoon dangerous usual
tell that these morally
are unsteady crude they have become the cheapest kind of
pcnics unless grounds Hawaiian
let Joe take the band awav as ong as he is wTO ~ f sake
Island and the sehuetzen river
Sunday penies get the thing mae. in the ear1rum for their
suspected those Congressman who won't come to Hawaii
think it is too far to travel without mileage
~ y
Jaredto George
OF my gorge.
Go and get buried
Then tready
To rite to Teddy
Strangely enough regard Governor has
and Governor Garter of the rn w 1 t %
Jap Garter has long put man in his place
to see him further and still thinks he has lever by
Jared can Dc boosted out He has heard earn that
Jap al work on I%ntau thereby
this Territory Because Legislature withhold
assistance Experimental Station Jared insists that as b
Jap paid from Federal nothing to do with it But
@ wont have this and in spite oereenng
Japanese whom he not only
he intends to make Jared suffer However
bet on Jared who kmono as the
" '''Fe
Crafts himself pipe dreamer this town has ma.
y ~
1t IS hard a rapo
As TO tina ai1
mat ver spoon stirred among ewing mushrooms will tctrnv t n
Il toa1stoo OF the faiths M n,, ,,I
cut as' IN TINS climate
one Hlhs ~ are helpless before and
(contnped Eleven) ' ,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

Crafts himself be tvividpi dreamer th;. ~
- ~
1t IS hard to catch a
as ten falfh
sFef spoon stirred viii
OF toadstool OF the faiths abo cheese ma,
but rats IN this climate even Ed, a. o
" s '"eS are epess before and
(Coninped 0 Eeveno ' ."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

woman without jealousy is like ball elasticity
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

Unless blind and deaf, not be impartial
In trying to sraghten her horns the COW was killed
The Newark journal., 1907-11-22
ALBERT SIMS FOR CLERK

Albert Sims is a candidate for re-
election as County Clerk, and wants
you to vote for him, which The Jour
nal believes you will do with as good
grace as any man ever voted for an
officer for a second term during the
history of Independence county: and
that's saying a good deal, for there
has been some mighty good men held
office in old Independence county.
However, we do not believe there was
ever man held an Office in Indepen-
dence county who came any nearer
giving all the people better or more
satisfactory service than has the
present genial, accommodating and
painstaking occupant of the county
clerks Office.