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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-13
Afternoon
Cable Report

SEATTLE, June 12.-KurOki sailed
for Japan today.
RIGA, June l2.-Eight political pris-
oners were executed here today.
WASHINGTON. June "a President
Roosevelt has gone 10 oyster Bay for
a vacation.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia suit
has been fled by the state against the
railroads and the latter are charged
with carrying on a monopoly In tho
coal business.
SAN FRANCISCO. June i2.-Abe
Ruef, in the trial Of Mayor schmitz
for extortion. today testified that he
gave schmitz s25Oo out Of $1,000 which
had been received from the French res
taurants for protection This money was
given 20 schmitz al one time. Later
$500 was passed, from the same source.
More money was given on other occa-
sions. Arguments have been begun
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COMMITTEE
HOLD BAG
Boy Orator Collected
His Pay Before Do
ing the Work.

Bernard Kelekolio, the boy Orator
also drew his pay in advance.
The sudden and unexpected derar-
ture of the Boy Orator for San
Francisco by the Alameda yesterday
morning, besides disclosing a tale OF
limp in the House Journal progress.
Kelekolio was employed on behalf OF
the committee that had charge of the
compilation and publication of the
House Journal, to translate it from
English into Hawaiian. Kelekolio en-
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LITTLE ROOM FOR COAST.

The Korea sailed from Yokohama for
San Francisco via Honolulu yesterday,
and is due to reach here on the morn
ing of June 21. She viii only have
room for seven frst-class passengers
from this city, which will cause good
deal of disappointment among the local
people who expected to get away on
her. There were nearly 200 bookings
for the Korea at the office of H. Hack
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field & Co., the local agents of the Pa
cifc Mail.
The Korea will bring in 900 tons of
freight for this city, which means that
the big liner should be able to get away
before sundown on the same day.
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Nicaraguan
Victory

SAN SALVADOR, June l3.-Nicara-
guans who plundered sonsonata and
robbed a bank Of $4,000 were after
wards defeated by salvadoriana. John
Moissant, their leader, a San Francisco
man, was captured.
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One Of Them Thinks the ST.
uatlOn Grave and Another
Says the Time for NegO-
tiatiOn Has Passed.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)
TOXIC. June I3.-The Nichi
Nichi. a leading newspaper Of
Japan. says the American situa-
ton is undoubtedly grave.
The Hochi says the stage of
negotiation has passed and the
time for action has arrived. IL
advocates commercial retaliation.
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TACTICS OF THE
JAP OPPOSITION

NEW YORK, June "A cable TO the
Sun from Toxic says: The opposition
newspapers quote Count okuma prom
inently today as urging the concentra-
ton of japanese national efforts toward
a settlement Of what is known as the
San Francisco question. He asserts
that Japan should demand a public
apology from the Mayor Of San Fran
cisco. and also that the japanese should
receive treatment similar to that given
Anglo-Saxons in the United States.
Herein lies the sole hope Of definitely
settling the question. Otherwise. II
necessary. demonstrative measures may
be taken which il will be impossible
10 regard as precipitate in the circum-
stances. Seven university professors,
famous for agitation in molding public
opinion before the war with Russia
and during the period when peace ne
gotiations were in progress. are again
bestirring themselves. although, this
time. in the direction Of a generally
more stalwart foreign policy. including
Japan's dealings with Korea and China.
It is said the opposition, by means
of public meetings and otherwise, viii
soon begin a campaign against the Sal
onii Ministry on the basis that IL Is
showing itself too conciliatory and too
much disposed to make concessions in
the matter Of the persecution Of Japan
ese in San Francisco. This extreme
view. however, does not represent
national opinion here. The japanese
generally regard the san Francisco
question as a domestic one for America |
to decide.
JAPANESE ANXIOUS.
TOXIC. June 3.-Leading persons in
and out Of politics seem to have feel
ing Of apprehension regarding Japan's
future relations with the United states.
ctual hostilities. however. is not even
thought Of. but it is considered here
hat the peculiar position in which the
Federal Government is placed in regard
% state autonomy and the defiant atti-
.ude of the labor interests against Ja-
,an's treaty rights. so manifested IN
he second San Francisco Incident
make politicians here uneasy.
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The New York Supreme Court decides
that George Gould, J. Ramsey, Jr., ana
w. E. Guy, must pay one Jones or
Ohio $3.50, 900 for acquiring coal lands for
them in Ohio in 1902.
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Peabody Is
to Testify

BOISE, June 13.-Ex-oovernor Pea
body Of Colorado has arrived 10 testify
in the Meyer Haywood trial
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San Francisco
Failure

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-Ths
Golden Gate Cracker Company has fan
ed for $4,000.
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JAPANESE NEWSPAPERS
SPEAK OF RETALIATION
THE STEAMER OHIO
ASHORE AT CAPE NOME
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegram.)

CAPE NOME, June 13The Ohio is aground here
Four been drowned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-13

Republican leaders OF Kansas and
the west view with alarm the rapid
growth Of the Farmers Union.
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A Serious
Condition

PARIS, June 13.-Fifty municipal
governments have resigned owing 20
the strike Of the wine growers.
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Antitrust
Law Victims

PORTLAND, Ore, june l3.-Twcnty
more furniture dealers indicted under
the antitrust laws have pleaded guilty.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
HOME MADE CATARRH CURE

Any one can mix right at home the
best remedy of Its kind known. The
name Cyclone" is given to the follow
ing prescription, it il supposed, be-
cause OF its promptness in driving
from the blood and system every ves-
tige of catarrhal poison, relieving this
foul and dread disease, NO matter
where located. To prepare the mix
ture: Get from any good pharmacy
one half ounce Fluid Extract Dande-
lion, one ounce Compound Kargon and
three ounces Compound Syrup Sarsa-
parilla. Shake well and use in tea
spoonful doses after each meal and al
bedtime.
This is a harmless, inexpensive mix
ture, which has a peculiar action upon
the eliminative tissues OF the kidneys.
assisting them to filter and strain
from the blood and system all catar-
rhal poisons, which. II not eradicated,
are absorbed by the mucous mem
brane, and an open sore or catarrh ID
the result
Prepare some and try 1t, ss 1t is the
prescription OF an eminent catarrh
specialist of national reputation.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
HERD OF MOUNTAIN SHEEP
ARE VERY OFTEN SEEN

Trainmen on the Florence & Cripple
Creek road say that a flock Of noun
tain sheep is frequently seen by them
between here and Victor, usually high
up among the crags Of Phantom can
on. There are a dozen or more sheep
in the flock and it is led by a magni-
ficent ram, whose head would b
worth a hundred dollars to any taxi
dermist in the United States. These
sheep have made their home on the
southern slopes Of the Pixies Peak
range for many years and constitute
one Of the best known flocks OF the
kind in the stAts. To shoot one of
them would be followed by the sever
est punishment known under the laws
enacted for the protection OF game
in Colorado. Approaching their i'm
munity from slaughter at the hands
OF the hunter they are far less timid
than they used to be and the whistle
of the locomotive does not disturb
them in the least, although they sell
dom approach the railroad track.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is Unconstitutional rem
edies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian> Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation is
taken out an this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh. which is moth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o. Sold
by druggists, 75c. Take Halls Fam
lily Pills for constipation.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
BroOkside.

The mines at Brookside have been
idle half the time lately for the want
OF cars.
Prof. Perkins, the principal at Chan
dler,. has been making some improve
ments on his house in Brookside.
Miss Cynthia MCGOWAN, the primary
teacher at Brpokside, went home Fri
day evening. after school to be with
her sister over Saturday and Sunday,
who has a bad attack of typhoid fever.
In the principals room there are 21
pupils enrolled. and 81 were present
every day during the week. Not one
absent We are proud Of such a record
In attendance. Let the good work go
on.
Some three or four pupils in the
primary department are absent too
much without a reasonable excuse.
wonder II parents forget that Colorado
has a compulsory attendance law.
There are some children under
the age required by law to attend
school who are not coming. Let the
law in these cases be enforced.
On Tuesday Mrs. Merriam. the coun-
ty superintendent OF public schools,
visited Brookside. She gave the pupils
a short address. which was quite an
incentive to both pupils and teachers
Let teachers, school boards. parents,
pupils and school oficers OF all classes
get interested for the better schools.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
East Canon.

Miss Edith MCGOWAN, of Orchard
avenue, is very sick with typhoid fe-
yer.
We hah the pleasure of hearing Mr..
Breeder at the Christian church Fri
day night, but several two-story hats
prevented us from seeing him. Would
it not be a good idea If the wearing OF
such hats at public meetings were
made a fineable offense.
Mr.. Tomlinson, of Greydene avenue,
has returned from trip into the
Montrose and Grand Junction country.
He invested in some real estate.
Dave Laughlin, OF Dozier avenue,
starts this week for Montrose on a
business trip.
w. H. Williams, of Cottonwood ave-
nue., is in Cripple Creek on business.
The families of Woolford and Wide
nour, had fine picnic up at Garden
Park the first Of the week.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
The October American Boy.

Pau-puk-keewis, the Mischief Maker.
is the central figure Of the two-color
cover OF the October American Boy,
1t being the third of a series of at
tractive Hiawatha covers this popular
publication is running.
The October American Boy will de-
light the boys: It is full of matter OF
interest to grown-ups, as we'll. There
appears the first instalment Of new
serial pronounced by the editor to be
the best sea story published in recent
years, entitled Jimmy Jones-Pirate.
by Dr. Orville Ward Owen.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
LARGE GATHERING
OF MEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON

What was in many respects one OF
the most notable gatherings OF men
held in this city for . long time took
place at the Christian church at $3.50
O'Clock Sunday afternoon under the
Association. The meeting was re-
markable In its size. and character.
in the mastery address to. which it
listened and to the splendid singing
which 1t heard. II was one OF those
enthusiastic, inspiring assemblages
that direct the mind to the common
brotherhood of man annd the father
hood OF God, things too often for
gotten in the hurry burly OF our stren-
uous modern life.
DR. Breeder was the speaker Of the
occasion and he delivered a message
that was at once eloquent and help
full. 1t was . message of an emin-
entity useful and uplifting kind and
cannot fan 10 lead those who heard
It to . higher plane of living. He
pointed out the advantages Of right
eousness In this life, a. well ~ its
fruits in the world to come, and abb
jured those who would succeed here
and hereafter to follow the precepts
Of Him who 10 the stAr OF Bethlehem.
and who 10 able to save unto the utter
most.
DR.. Breedea's discourse made .
deep impFsas1na upen me audience.
and all who heard q left the church
convinced ~ uevsr before that decen-
cy and hoaepty Of purpose pays ~
nothlag 49, utll aAA that 70 isnore
The cardinal pftAciplss e manhood ,
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
bSEAT INTEREST MANIFESTED
IN THE BREEDEN MEETING

Repent or Perish" was the thought
that DR.. Breeder sent home to the
hearts OF all who heard him Thursday.
and the First Christian church was
crowded with eager listeners The
message fell with mighty force bring
Ing conviction to many hearts. But
the visible results constituted only a
small part OF the good achieved by
his words OF warning and power.
Doubtless many went to their homes
feeling that II they did not repent
there was no alternative, Sometimes
he would strike as though using the
ponderous hammer OF the mythical
Thor, but anon he would melt the
Icy heart with the genial rays OF
love. II seemed To matter little to
him whether mems hearts were smash
ed with the hammer or whether they
were made to yield by the gentle
molding Of the hand of love just SO
he could get them to the place where
all wounded hearts are made whole
and all tears are dried.
AmoLg other things the doctor said ::
after you have spent the major por-
ton of your days In sin. self indul-
eence and away from God. Is II manly
to take the last nutter OF the candle
OF life and cast II into the Savior g
face: to give him the last fiickering
taper after the candle IL burnt to
the socketg'' II was n hard blow but
II brought at least one person TO the
confession OF faith In Christ
But what Is repentance7" con-
tinued the doctor. rs II sorrow for
sin? Is II remorse! is II regret? Is
II emotion7 BY no means; II Is none
OF these. but all these may be included
In the word and yet you can have any
or all OF these and still be an unre-
pentant man In the eyes OF God and
within tire meaning OF the Scriptures.
Repentance means something more
than spnsmodic emotion brought about
by the discovery that there is some
thing wrong In your character: II Is
something more profound and far
reaching than regret or sorrow. no
matter how sincere.
Man can be sorry and not repeat-
Judas was sorry, but he did not re-
pent. for II he had done 20 he would
not have committed suicide ant ad-
ded one more crime to his vof In
iQuities. but he most likely would
have been saved. u Repentance does
not mean reformation; but vepentance
if II be sincere. leads to reformation.
which Is one Of the necessary results.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
A Nost VaiuahS Agent.

The elycsrine empioyd in n. PtercS's
medicines gre1tly enhsDces the medicinal
psoperties which IL attracts from native
medicinal roots ayh holds In solution
much better than 1icohol would. II also
poeaeases neiiclpsl properties Of its own,
being . vaiuats dcmuleent, nutritive.
aAaissptic anI sntifermoe1 Il ad1s
prsstiy 70 thssinesey Of tho black chssr3-
lark, Blooaoot, Golden Seal root, Sson0
sGolden Ked!cal Discovery /" In subduinR
Ghfonic, Or lingering coughs, bronchial,
6roas and lung affections, for MI Of which
tAeso agsnts arc recommended By stand
ard seAicAl authorities. va 1.1Es
n N all cases whore there b . wAstin0
away Of 6esh, loas Of sppetits, with weak
1tomSeh, - In the early Stages Of con-
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Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

to invite material and spiritual des-
truction. 1t was splendid appeal
to the better instincts of human ma
ture and must inevitably result in a
moral and spiritual exaltation.
We regret that we are unable to
lay before our readers a resume of
DR.. Breeden's superb address.
The singing, which was of a rous-
ing character, was under the direc-
ton of Prof L. D. Eichhorn.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

What is Baptism?" This subject,
which has caused so much controversy
in past years and is being discussed
in many quarters today, was handled
in such a way by DR.. Breeden as to
be instructive to all and offensive to
none. DR.. Breeden, while not COM
promising any of his convictions, is
not antagonistic in his preaching His
sermons are all delivered in a sweet
spirited manner characterized by the
spirit of love.
DR.. Breeden's subject Friday night
was Change OF Heart" He showed
from the scriptures that the heart
consists OF the intellect, the emotions
and the will. He used a blackboard
to illustrate the truths which he sent
home to the hearts of the people, who
hung upon his words. He showed
that the scriptures are in perfect har-
mony with the best psychology on this
subject and that in the conversion Of
the human soul or the change OF
heart, the intellect, the emotions and
the will must all be radically changed.
One who Is a sinner must be changed
in his thoughts, his feelings and his
will. II he would be a Christian.
The question box again proved to
be a most interesting feature OF the
meeting. Doubtless many will receive
great help in this department OF DR..
Breeden's efficient work
Four great services were conducted
by Evangelist Breeder at the First
Christian church yesterday. 1t was
Intended that two services should be
held last night. but the storm coming
up Just at the hour OF service kept
away many who otherwise would have
been present The song service was
begun at Z O'Clock and prolonged until
the whole audience gathered. The
church was we'll filled and DR.. Breeder
delivered a mastery sermon on The
solos. Where Will You Spend Eter-
nity," and Does Jesus Care?"
The morning services were beauti-
full and impressive. An evangelistic
service was held during the Sunday
school hour and when the invitation
was extended a number OF boys and
girls came forward responding to the
earnest words OF DR.. Breeden. There
was great rejoicing among the parents
and teachers at this step on the part
OF the children.
DR.. Breeder said Let the children
come when they are willing. II you
do not the time will come when their
desires will turn toward other things
and you will regret that you hindered
rather than helped them"
The evangelist gave a list of great
men, among who was J. Wilbur Chap
man, who came to Christ In early
childhood, and said that the majority
OF Christians came into the church
between the ages of ten and fifteen
years.
At II O'Clock the evangelist spoke
to a large gathering On the subject
Don't worry He said that worry
could do no good, but only shortened
the days Of those who allowed them
selves to fret and fume over things
that they could not help and that the
man who worries works twenty-four
hours out OF every day. "Ye cannot
serve God and Mammon." People can
not give their time to worry and to
service too. He said furthermore II
is heathenish TO worry. for after all
these things do the Gentiles seek"
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

May we work together and pull to
gether, remembering that in union
there is strength, and the standard
will be raised, interest increased and
conditions improved
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
The JeeIy
Drug Store
Jeruice
RELIABILITY

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ut the Drug
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is
Owner Of Land 10 Alleged to Have
Wounded Tenant During Quarrel.

Owner Of Land 10 Alleged to Have
Wounded Tenant During Quarrel.
That a murder was not committed
out on the Sioux reservation near
Kennebec, 1t Is alleged, was due to the
poor aim or the excited condition Of
the man behind the gun.
Harry Brisbine is farming some land
owned by Jewel Jensen, and the ten
ant took some threshers to the place
to thresh out some food for his horses.
Jensen followed his tenant thither for
the purpose OF preventing the thresh-
ing being done. Brisbine asserted his
rights In the question Of threshing,
and when he attempted to carry them
out by ordering the men to go to work,
Jensen, 1t is alleged, secured his shot
gun and commenced firing On his ten
ant. Brisbine was shot in the leg at
the knee, cutting the tendons and tear
Ing of the upper portion of the bone,
making an ugly wound.
The wounded man was taken at
once to the hospital at Chamberlain,
and his neighbors went out with a sub
~scription paper to raise some money
to pay the expenses, and In less than
half an hour they had more than $50.
Jensen made his escape at the time,
but was apprehended later and placed
under arrest. At the preliminary ex-
animation he was put under bonds Of
$1,000 to appear in circuit court.