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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13

This passing of the water over the
surface is the clue that leads to the So
luton of the problem. The unnatural
movement, which is so slow and reg
ular along the whole journey, being
ffty-one miles a day, must be due to
some artificial locomotion. The head
of the water created by the melting
would only push it few miles.
What we see on Mars is not only the
water. but the things that water pro-
duces. vegetation. Across space it is
not the Nile River that would be seen,
but the vegetation along the narrow
valley that it irrigates. The canals
typify the means of securing the water.
They are straight, as it is supposed
they would be- There are no noun
tains to hinder the construction, and
the terror of losing the water supply
altogether would lead to greater efforts
10 get what little there is.
The GASES seem to be the centers OF
population. They change in size and
color from time to time, although the
core always remains dark. At the
largest they are seventy-five miles
across, and this seems readily possible
when one stops to consider that each
community has to depend on it's own
products for sustenance.
LIFE OF NO MEAN ORDER.
I'm the main exposition of what we
have thus cleaned about Mars" con-
tinued Mr.. Lowell, I'VE have been care
full to indulge In no speculation. The
laws of physics and the present knowl-
edge of geology and biology, affected
by what astronomy has to say on the
former subject, have conducted US to
the recognition of other intelligent life.
We have then searched for a motive
and have lighted on one which thor
,ughly explains the evidence observa-
ion offers. We are justified. therefore,
n believing that we have unearthed the
,ause, and our conclusion is this, that
We have in these strange features wit
lesses that life, and life of no mean
rider, at present inhabits the planet
dars.
IS to the conclusion that Mars is at
his moment inhabited, but they land
IS at the further one that these deni
ems are of an order whose acquaint-
nceship is worth the making. The
act that they exist is the important
ne, made all the more SO by their
recedure of us in the path of evolu-
ion. Their presence certainly GUSTS us
rom any unique or self-centered posi-
on in the solar system, but the world
as been deposed from its centers by
ne Copernican system and the Ptole-
laic, and it has survived. So, indeed.
lay man.
Another interest" said Prof. Low
Il, in closing, attaches to such exist
nee, that it is, cosmically speaking,
pom to pass away. 1t takes on an add
glamour from the fact that it is not
ing to last. For the process that
as brought it to it's present pass must
o on to the bitter end, until the last
park of Marian life goes out. The
rying up of the planet is certain to
roceed until its surface can support
Re no longer. When the last ember
,ll a dead world through space, await
lg only the resurrection of another
,smic catastrophe"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY

ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL Morning and event
ST.
ST. ELIzABETHs
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH IL m and 73o M
METHODIST CHURCH -Wadman, a m and 1880 m
CHRISTIAN CTIUnCHEdwards, M. and7 p. m
D
NJ
KA"AIAHAo CHURcH-Parker IL a m. and 1880 m
kAUh1KAPIL CHURCHLno and Sunday school, 10
REoRGANIzED
ROMAN CATHOLIC 1o:so
ST. AUGUSTRJES sv at
81 BAPTIST
mass sermon, collection Sunday school; m,
ST JOSEPH R C)Moanalua Clement
lection Sunday school rosary eatechm, rehearsal
lite Building,
Y. NJ c.. A meeting
sALVATIoN ARhdY-1O:30 a n, and
aEAMHN CHArEI-king a. 1880 P
Long Island City
bearing jug band and hefer
AT the the board
Foremost bearing Evangeines ful heifer
Quietly paced and slow if of human
The children
the
follows:
Evangene
hide and milk pitcher n the other
This worlds a feetng show, fear
Whose scenes sugge perdition;
But, just the I'm glad I'm here
To he
SIS Maude taking
off, Boston Transcr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13

'Is Maude taking
a off, = Transcr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13
THE YOUNG IDEA.

This world IS a fleeing show, | fear,
Whose scenes suggest perdition;
But, just the same, IN glad ] m here
To see the exhibition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-13

In winter the canals become almost
invisible, but at the beginning of sum-
mer. when the ice cap around the pole
begins to melt, those canals nearest the
pole will become darker, then those
little further along will darken. and
the process will be passed along the
whole system. even beyond the equator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
C. F.. K In G

Entire Second Floor ST. Building Broadway ane Z6t
New York and Entire Fourth Floor Journal Buug
March IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
SECURITIES VALUES WEAK.
ABSENCE OF BUYING POWER ENCOURAGES BEAR
PRESSURE.
Call Money and General Bank Conditions Stronger Better
Market for Bonds.

gained on their operations with the Sub-Treas-
ury more than 100000 Call money was dis
tinctly easier yesterday compared with last
weeks average, and while bankers expressed
the opinion that from now until the end Of the
month rates would be firm. they thought that
there would he no repetition Of recent extreme
quotations. except perhaps for a brief period
around the end of the month incident to the
preparations for the April interest and dividend
disbursements.
As yet there has been no indication of rush
the part of the owners of the government is
of 1907 10 accept the offer of the Secretary OF
the Urea sury 10 redeem these bonds to the eX-
tent of S25.OOo,O00 with interest to the time of
maturity, and if speculation in stocks remains
quiet the money market Will be able to get along
without the additional amount that such pay
ments would put into the channels of trade.
Bank conditions stronger than reported in
Saturdays statement of the Clearing House in
situations. under the average system the
improvement brought about by the liquidation
in stocks in Thursdays dealings reflected
TO a relatively small extent. 4 drop in money
rates, however, shows that the banks In
better position than they were week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
Financial.

Thursday 1ith the listed stocks OF Wa
q Of been
before if in the history of these celebrated
m, - th,t
the wnoe b t stock market colane Of Thursday consists in
fact industrial financial has grown
independent of gambling in listed stocks and no longer even
sympatheca!y concerned in their irresponsible course
fest and battling the rival elements Of the
probably ever known
estimated high billion doqS ioI
one hundred eighyseven listed stocks matera
fss out of the ~ na{ lrr "G 1c aep the
bulk of them shrinkage Of nearly SOB
It was an appalling picture. The state Of . col;
lapse Prices plunged r nd naeOns downward instead 81
the after there We're bankers and brokers b na
awaited Inc unu vi IN, ~ 1 LIE aTr Of them feared the
e TGfsi fn were ~ 80 'N " -,
agy deadly result and no power seemed equal
And there were thoroughly fright
cned markets trend disposed of their listed stocks
% which had reposed strong doubtless for
fates without pnho that indicated that they had been
nut up here spectators collateral for onsTs
nnoaed The legitimate investing Interests had
past months and were determined to get out OF the
Three billion dollars in paper listed stocks
" More than half public debt o.
quarter of billion dollars in excess OF
The american farmer could not wipe II out WIN ten crops "
oats with two crops OF corn OF fve crops S OF ] production Of
The companies of the for
would not equal this quarter of year loss on
not by a half billion dollars.
the United States their stockholders
Sa5 in dividends would
century repair this loss in listed
the three months
greatly Increased of labor building
and structural material railroad system
actually the represented in this loss OF
three months
Having this picture tlmutOf turbulence of
crashing values
Of by the actively
Exchanges wish your
another picture
says, this picture then that" Tell
the should conviction
American investor
that of which will
the which
intrinSically based steadily maintained.
picture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE oston-Par and &c
discount. ChicagO-l0c premium. Charleston Buy
iDg. 5oc discount; selling, Lice premium ST. Louis
S0c premium bid. San FranciscO-Sigllf l2l5c pre-
Enium; telegraph &c premium. New Orleans-Com-
mercial 81 discount bank. 81 discount. Cincinnati
25c discount Savannah-Buying Sec discount: SELL
ing. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-NeW YorlI-Exchanges,
s2i. 5s92i9; balances, S9.e226lo Observation-Disclosures
S2t257.SS5: balances, S2446.sSi Phadelphia-Ex-
changes s23sl0639; balances. sSs5J0. Chicago-Ex-
changes sis2sT 500 balances. sl.2s3OSs Baltimore
Exchanges. ss.slS 80; balances SG52,2s5
SILVER MARKEr.-Bar silver. 6ezsc Mexican
silver dollars 5Issc. silver London closed at
3 Lied.
COLD PREAlUM.-In Madrid. l0l5; Lisbon. 200.
MEXICAN EXcHANGE.-MeXiean exchange on
New York is quoted Al 2oo's.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, 8i5solss internal reve-
nut receipts ssT00ss: miscellaneous receipts ssaO-
go Receipts for the day. ss5s,.S4s; expenditures,
s270n6a Receipts for the month 10 date SAL
s5sxfs expenditures. s26s9oeoO excess OF receipts.
ssgs8 Receipts seg she year 10 date. Slss 2s2 5s2
expenditures. stfs9s7ss: excess Of receipts. ss5.-
S3fE.
EUB-TBBASCRT.-The 6ub-TreasuFy was debtor
20 the Clearing House se22s7sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened az s
per cent highest. pr cent; lowest per cent;
closing Sds per cent. last loan PEI cent. ruling
Tate per cent. Tire mooev quoted az s.;
per cent Cor tsirty sixty days and sl7 per cent
Cor longer dates. Commercial, paper quoted
st sd6la per cent for sixty ninety days and four
months and So, per cent fer others.
FOREIGN EXCIANCE-The foreign exchange
market opened frner. with sterling rates up about
20 points from Saturdays closing level Sterling
cables quoted sS4 demand sterling at
se3l56s. ssh, and sixty-day bills 47SIzds 1850
Short francs around 523s.. less So and short
reichsmarks, - 3-l6d94ls. Quotations largely
nominal during the first half hour. The market
became decidedly strong after the opening sterling
rates advancing about - points The easier mon
efar conditions were primarily responsible for the
Eecoverg n exchange ~ 1880 p. sterling cables
were quoted At s.s4l0af.ssl5. demand sterling at
ES33O6s $40 and Xty-daY bills A.1s24. Cont
nentals we're irregular. but the market for short
francs MAS about eSs, plus l-32 and for short
reichsmarks sasassss. Actual closing rates fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
Financial.
Financial.
Nv UNLISTED" vs.. Listed" stoeks.--
Weeks Lesson in Real VS.. Doubtful Values

I is 4 OF
which advanced from 6 $40 10 par ~ T r%e T ago and
dividends Of investment yield Of 50 better
Friday the 18TH 1912 CHECKS were from the treas
Oace covering quarterly Of s. share
outstanding the Ming Cowther Corporation
OF slOO to considerably over 100000 each
gOOdy addition is thus made to the circulating medium
s f ss each sIoo denomination sI5 ON S e a
publicly subscribed for
through my office.
$4,000 TO $4,000 unlisted stocks and bonds
by in payments
continue in increasing volume always securities Of ami
approaching market value.
unlisted KnsCrovther Corporation has
LISTED period than that amount
which lost Sass share Many other losses ere amo a
noqnee among them Amalsamated which lost $3.50 share:
Delaware Hudson which lost $3.50 share Northern Pacac
which lost $3.50 a share.
my stock Of the KingCrovb
Corporation the Alton Manufacturing Company the Norton
and Color Works Bradley Company and other eo
poraons with which have identified appreciate
the fact that they they need not have
The who hold them can go to seep at nb,
secure in the thought that there pay overnight 10
impair the splendid ntacness the morrow
The events OF the striking commentary on
listed stocks such creating marker
are listed on the Stock Ezsng sS n s e 0s chose that
down ana back and forth by reckless irresponsible gam
signs Of its votaries being always destroy interests
point with pride the line corporation securities
for which financial running into mill
orSes Of jts T +b Pon . Win VII pride TO my business the
or Boston point with pride business buIded deaI-a
and financial of the nation
business which has supplied thousands of With
fuctuated deprecated steadily and suDsantJv in
terror the holders Of listed stocks un B
them miserable hateful and UeE tSt
has just closed wen 'nas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington March 1s.-The condition OF thu
Treasury at the beginning Of business to-day was
as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM oITTSTAN fYfNC;' SsaSs
ITFTCATEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19

FOREIGN MONEY MARKEr-Call money in
LONDON S9sa4h per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills So per cent. long h,r s1ss,t
per cent Berlin discount rate 6qs per cent. paris
discount rate. per cent Paris exchange on
London. Is francs S2ls centimes Bar gold rs ss.d
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 5l1b pfennigs
FOREIGN sECURITIEs.-British eonsols for
money SS-1s; for the account. IS 5-la French
rentes. "a francs 72ls confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions Cor government bonds, compared with satur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New York New York

London March 10. p. m.-The market for Ameri.
can securities was weak on heavy selling orders
from New York. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19

i.'aa.II7 Total saiss for ths day. sUnlistea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Total sales Of bonds. 50 500. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses deals IN
5000 shares in the local market all sales In Lon
con oonsols were unchanged. while tho general
market was without important feature. the chlst
activity being IN tho American department which
showed pronounced weakness. Money WAS IN good
eAnAoa abroad An1 ths SsAA Of EsS!aa6 ssouzsS
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
one STAMP Mill
kE1SS3OPER DAY
SMALL GOLD MINE AND MILL
lRkOUSES GREAT INTEREST
IN BIG CREEK DISTRICT
DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED

Albert Moore and wife are taking
@m an average sof $50 day with a
little Qne-stamp mill that is an
ch0ted Oh stump in a recess of
Mr.. Moores log Kitchen.
Mrs. Moore is mill boss, amalga-
matOr and superintendent, while
her husband operates the mine. 500
feet above.
The Moore property is located on
Logan creek in the Big Creek dis
trict, and has aroused the interest
of the entire camp. Free gold was
practically unknown in that section
until the summer of 1905, and it is
believed another season will wit
ness great activity in the develop
meHt of free gold properties.
Mr.. Moore has acquired the wa
ter rights on Logan creek suficient
to operate big plant and hopes to
be able to replace the one-stamp
mill with a much larger plant.
After the discovery of the free
gold the small mill was installed
and the ore conveyed from the tun-
mel by means of a cowhide. The
mining operations and conveying of
the ore occupied the attention OF
Mr.. Moore, while his wife attend
ed the mill.
A tram system was installed last
fall, and within short time the
mill will be operated both day and
night, as the new system of trans
porting the ore will allow Mr.
Moore much time to devote to the
operation of the mill. 9~'.,.~
Mr.. Moore has located seven
claims, and the ledge is from 40 tt
so feet in width and all develop
ment work is confined to this par
of the property.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
BOMB BURSTS IN
STOCK EXCHANGE
EXPLOSION OF BOMB IN STOCK
EXCHANGE INJURIES MANY
PERSONS AND DESTROYS P0R-
TON OF BUILDING

ROME, Dec. 31.-A dynamite
bomb exploded in the stock ex-
change of this city today. Sixteen
are known to be injured, and some
of the injured are buried under por-
tions of the building, which col
lapsed.
Firemen, police and troops are on
the scene conducting the work OF
rescue. at is supposed the bomb
was thrown with intent of prevent
ing the customary end of the month
liquidation. ~ 90 g
The explosion took place shortly
before 4 o'clock in the exchange
center of the city, and thousands
who had gathered around the spot
were suddenly seized with fear o
further outrages and made rush tt
quit the spot, greatly endangerint
life and limb.
There is a suspicion that the eX
| plosion was intended to preven
liquidation increase. The plan wa
to destroy millions in securities, bu
/ the explosion occurred too late. TIL
| liquidation was over and nearly a.
the securities had been removed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
PLEAS MADE
IN HARDIN CASE
STATES ATTORNEY WANTS EDI-
TOR GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE
FOR ATTACK UPON CHARAC-
TR OF COURT FAvORITEs

BERLIN, Dec. 31.-In the hear
ing of the Harden-Von Moltke libel
suit today Count Kuno Won Moltke
stated he had resigned from the
army as the result of articles pub
lished by Harden. The states at
torney, in opening his pleadings,
demanded the imposition of SEN
tence of four months Imprisonment
against Harden. He declared Har-
den had attacked Won Moltke and
Prince zu Eulenburg on the word of
two hysterical women, the wife of
Won Moltke and her mother, both
of whom, he declared, were untrust-
worthy and possessed of abnormal
tendencies.
He declared Won Moltke had been
completely cleared. as also had Zu
Eulenburg. The states attorney
declared he had received a letter
threatening him with death If the
verdict was unfavorab1e to Harden
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
FEW WOMEN SEE THAW TRIAL
Curious Will Be Excluded-Reduce
Seating Capacity of Room

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-All wom-
en- except members of Thaw's fam
lily and the women reporters will be
excluded from the courtroom during
the second trial of Harry X. Thaw,
which Will begin next Monday. The
seating capacity of the courtroom
has been reduced greatly since the
first trial and Justice Bowling is
said also to be determined to pre-
vent the attendance of women NOV
ed by morbid curiosity who attend
every trial of prominence.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
JAP IS CHARGED
WITH ABDUCTION
]. KILMARR INDUCES A 13-
TYEAR-oLD GIRL TO LEAVE
HER HOMES RESCUED BY
HER FATHER x.s

J.. KilmaTa, 10 japanese, has baen
ht2B to the district court by JUS
tice of the Peace Harmon at CuGde-
saClson the charge of abduction.
The complaining witness is w
j., 8fpartee, a tG1ldesaC saloon man
who alleges THAI the Japanese had
worked for him in a restaurant at
CuitsHsac and had induced his IS
year4od daughter to leave with
him, supposedly 10 go ito the home
of hen mother, who is separated
from 3le complaining witness.
The complaint alleges ethat the
girl WAS in the companyco the de-
fendant on train when recovered
by the ather.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
SUBMITS PLAN
TO BUILD ROAD
MR.. McKEAN PRESENTS MAT
TER OF CONSTRUCTION OF
ELECTRIC LINE TO CONNER
CIAL CLUB -

The people of Lewiston are to-day
asking If Engineer Frank Mexican
is "a representative Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company.
Mr.. McKean's proposition was
presented to the Commercial cluD
last night by Attorney G. w. Tan
nahia. 1t provided for the people
of Lewiston to subscribe 100000,
ito assist in securing charter to
build bridge across the Snake riv-
er, terminal grounds anu franchise
to operate a street car system in
the city of Lewiston.
Mr.. Mexican proposes to tap the
rich country surrounding Asotin
and Anatone with an electric line,
and whether it is backed by rail-
road company or not makes no diff
ference to the people of Lewiston
or the country, for it is the service
that is wanted.
The proposition is believed to be
a Northern Pacific one because Of
the bridge location that has been
indicated and because of the North
ern Pacific's possession of right
of-way down the south bank Of the
Snake river, TO which it would be
natural to bring new territory.
1t was generally b elieved when
Mr.. Mexican first appeared in the
territory that he was a representa-
tive of one of the railroad COM
panies, and the character of his
proposition confirms this belief.
The fact that the Northern Pa
cific is a bidder for electric power
out of Lo1o creek and that the pro-
posed line would not be practical
unless identified with a transconti-
mental road has led many people to
believe that J. J. Hill, aside from
financing the Spokane Inland,
wants TO secure the traffic business
from the rich Anatone section.
A committee will be appointed by
, President Bender to confer with
Mr.. Mexican relative to the propo-
sition submitted last night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
To Fight for International Title

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 81
Owen Moran and Abe Attell have
completed their work of training in
preparation for their fight at Colma
tomorrow afternoon. The bout is
attracting much attention in sport
ing circles, as it will be the first
real international championship
battle between featherweights in
some time. The articles of agree
ment provide for 25-round fight,
the men to weigh 120 pounds two
hours and half before entering the
ring.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
CUT OFF ORATORY
IN PETTIBONE CAST
DEFENSE OFFERS COURT TO SUBMIT CASE WITHOUT ARGU
MENT OF CoUNsEL-PRosECU ECUTIoN DECIDES TO WAIT UN
TIL AFTER INSTRUCTIONS OF COURT WHICH WILL BE CIV
FRIDAY MORNING -

BOISE, Dec. 31.-Pettibone was
in court today, but showed plainly
the effects of his illness. Judge
Hillin, for the defense, announced
he had gone over all the testimony,
and as the state had failed to con-
meet the defendant with the crime
charged in the indictment it had
been decided to offer no further tes-
timony and as the state had failed
to offer any further testimony they
would submit the case TO the jury
without argument.
Senator Borah asked for a recess
in order to consider the proposition
OF the defense for dispensing with
arguments and decided it could not
be settled until the instructions of
the court had been examined. Judge
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-31
Will DISCUSS
new FOOD LAW
FOOD EXPERTS HOLD ANNUAL
MEETING-WILL DISCUSS PUR-
ITY OF THE NATIONS FOOD
SUPPLY

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The purity
of the nations food supply and
other questions of vital Importance
to the public will be discussed by
experts of international renown at
the annual meeting of the Amerf-
can Chemical society, which opened
today at the University of Chicago
as a part of the general meeting
of the Amalgamated Association
for the Advancement of Science.
The sessions are to continue until
Saturday.
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief chem
ist of the United States department.
of agriculture, is to be among the
speakers, and it is expected he
will take occasion to make clear the
governments attitude on disputed
points in the pure food law.
Other eminent chemists who are
to take part in the deliberations in
clude President Ira Remsen of
Johns Hopkins university, Prof. T.
w. Richards of Harvard, Prof. G. III.
Herty of the University OF North
Carolina, Prof. G. D. Campbell OF
the University of Michigan and
Prof. G. e. Monroe, government ex-
pert on explosives. all