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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
MERCAN TILE AGENCY
NOW IN NEW HANDS

The mercantile agency carried on for
the past few months by S. De Freest
has been purchased by H. c. Easton
and n. B. Young, who viii carry it on
in future along broader lines than it
has ever been run on, either as the @.
H. Berry Commercial Agency or the
Buckland Business Bureau. The daily
business sheet now issued by the
agency will be enlarged within a very
short time and central offices secured
for the new firm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20

YOUNG BUILDING
Honolulu's only up-to-date fre-proof
building; rent includes electric light.
hot and cold water, and janitor ser
vice. Apply the Won Hamm Young
Co.. Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
o o 10000 90 100000
MARINE REPORT.

Cd o o o Q Q @ O Q o o O 90 O ID
(From San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change.)
Monday, October 49,
San FraneiscO-Arrived, Oct. IS, S.
5. Texan, from Salina Cruz
Gaviota-Arrived, Oct. 10, S. S.
Santa Maria, hence Oct. 9.
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NOTICE

After p. m. any person entering
the grounds Of the UNDERSIGNED af
King street and Kalakaua avenue will
be considered trespasser and will be
punished according to law.
WING YEE Wal co.
SOS 1897 King Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
MEETING NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the HUI
name Society on Thursday. Oct. 23d.
l9oS, at p. m. on the roof garden of
the Young Hotel.
Sl74 Soora+or
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
DUE TODAY.

DUE TO-DAY.
P. NJ. S. S. Manchuria, from Yoko-
hama, a. m.
SAIL TO-DAY.
Blk. r. P. Rithet, Drew, for San
Francisco, a. m.
Str. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and way
ports, II m.
Str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports, )
u. m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
NO DANGER.

Don't be afraid to give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy TO your children.
1t is intended especially for coughs,
colds, Group and whoop1ng cough, and
1t is the best medicine made for these
diseases. What makes it safe is that
it contains no opium. Children like
it. For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Fl. I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-20
FOUND.

PAIR eyeglasses. Kapiolani Park, Sun
day. Call at this Office. - STA
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Real Estate for Sale

NUUANU
Ffveroom house and lot
. A1UV4Aoo) ..,,-..... 700
Small house and lot (50x100) -. 450
PALAMA
An up-to-date new house and lot. $l5O0
Large new twostory house and
lot $1,000. ..'.............. ESQ
KALIHI
House and lot (100xl00) in Fer
nandez tract ........$I $500
Large, roomy house, and large
lot t..........- ......,......... $3.50
New house and lot 65x1S5. $500. 5000
CITY.
Neat new cottage and lot $4,000
Large house and large lot ...... $500
All of the above bargains I offer on
terms to suit the times.
J. H. sCHNACK, 1877 Merchant street
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HONOLULU Stock EXCHANGE
apita
NAME 0F ST OK. Paid [

Honolulu, Monday, October 70, 1908.
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Secretary.
j. R. GAIT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
50 soon!

4 ,aase in North Carolina was ssh.
fencing big. Ioosc-sointcd negro
Who had bcrn convicted III m"raer'"s
another negro.
George Farley" his honor a'a
you have been found BY jury OF
we've mcn tried and true TO bc su'I'y
" Uprd.r IN the first degree. fof na.'
.ns kiilrd. in cold blood. MOVES ss.h
house. and u Is the sentence OF tn's
,oart that on the tenth day ot sssss'
he sheriff % F'oIt Cousfy tsSe ycs ~
! place nfsr The coassy Jail ana 'here
hang you by the neck anti VOC sss
dead, dead. dead And may -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
WHY Japan Won't Fight.

The public debt of Jap:n amouat"c
On March 81. 1908. TO t22l.772,2I5. or
about $1.10S. S61.375. Her population.
mosa. the Pescadores and Sagha'ien.
Is about 100000 The national
debt. therefore, amounts to about $24
rer capita. the greater part sof which
is owed abroad. aud the cost of her
civil and military establishments is
enormous. Her debt has more than
doubled since 1905. Her resources
are meagre. Is per cent. only OF the
superficial area Of the Empire is I'M
der cultivation. When crops are
good enough rice is produced TO feed
the population. AS rule considerable
quantities must be purchased abroad.
Her standing army at the time OF
the outbreak Of the Russian War num-
bered about 100000 men, her army
now number 100000. Her navy
has increased since that date from
six battleships Of the first class to
eleven: from a tonnage Of 253. Gs1 to
42..496. and the enlisted personnel
from 27.sSS TO 400. with a proper.
tionate increase Of officers. The EN-,
pire is today literally staggering IN
der the burden Of taxation. To
meet the national demands the follow.
, ing are the sources Of revenue:
| Land tax, income tax. business tax
tax on liquor. tax on soy. sugar ex
else. consumption tax. on textile TAB
RIGS. mining tax, tax on horses. tai
on the issue OF bank notes. tonnage
dues. customs duties. travelling tax
succession tax, stamp receipts. pos
and telegraph services. forests. re
ceipts from salt monopoly, camphol
monopoly. tobacco monopoly. railways
etc. and . variety Of other special and
extraordinary receipts Of various
kinds.
The annual land tax rate is 5 pei
cent on the assessed value OF land
The income tax is graded according
to scale Of minimum incomes, Al
fD1lon-S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

that IL. in which there has been no
widespread destruction Of the organs
OF tissues OF the body. such as occur
I'm organic maladies. Functional dis'
ease--the type for which psycho'
Therapeutics Is especially important
means all the RESULTS from the M
satisfactory working. the perverted
functiSEs Of one or more organs.
ssss Mental treatment does not
cure cancer. Brights disease. vaivniar
disease. consumption. or any u the
stubborn. lOng.staRdins enemies OF
this type
"PsychOtherapy has its place not
instead OF but by the side OF chemicai
methods. II has come not to destroy
but to fulfill--tO add to our resources
in the control of disease. and not 10
upset and wipe out our previous
knowledge. II 1t is used thus reason
ably and sanely. side by side. with the
time.worn methods and remedies with
which physicians are familiar, 1t has,
! believe. great service to perform
for the American people.
There is nothing which points more
surely to the need of such an organ
ization as has been perfected than the
fact that rational as psycnotherapy
thus briefly get forth Is. and WONDER
full as are results achieved by fore
most medical practitioners and relig'
ious movements working along scien-
tific lines, 1t is little known to they
public at large.
Special emphasis Is laid by Profess
sor Parker upon the educational as
pect OF the work of this new organiZa-
ton. One of the most valuable results
arising through the study OF the forth
coming course. he points out. is the
knowledge Of how to maintain health
rather than to cure disease. Another
feature of the educational work OF
psychotherapy is the development OF
latent powers which it is held the
study of the subject will awaken. The
American Type OF Psychotherapy.'
The Relationship of Mind and Body,
The Anatomy OF the Central Nervous
System" The Philosophy OF Psyche
therapy." etc. and among forthcoming
subjects are The Effects Of Emotion
on the Body" by DR.. Peterson. How
-
Tuckey." 1.-THE Therapeutic Influence
Of Great Ideas" by DR.. Royce. "What
Religion Has to Do With It," by Pro
fessor Miller. OF Columbia. PERSIA
sion as Remedy in Nervous ALI
ments," by DR.. Paul Dubois of Berne
The success of the movement, de- |
pending upon public interest. seems
assured Judging by the food OF In |
quiries pouring in from all parts OF
the country upon Professor Parker
And success thus achieved will mark
the first adequate presentation to the
iaity Of what the world OF science has
to contribute upon the subject of men,
tai healing. Those Interested in dis
seminating this knowledge believed
that it marks the beginning Of new
era OF greater health. happiness and
mental power for humanity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25
Not Amphibious.

After a scorchsnr days work old
Ben Smith lighted his ccrncob pipe
and sat down on the LITTLE wharf TO
rest. Near him lay an alligator. the
visible result OF his iabors. A tour
Is, from the North approached AMI
Iof;ily remarked: All. ] see Won have
an alligator"
No answer.
1T Is amphibious. l. u not
The tone ncttIed the ole man.
"Amphibioas hj'" ~ srovIcd.
He'd bite yer arm on fbefore 70
could say Jack RobinV !~-Esery-
body,x Maaazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

|hav. mercy or yosr soul Have 70"
anything to say for Yourself!
The rcsro shifted from one foot
N IN. other and twisted and m
twisted the old felt hat he held "
his hands. AL eyes w the court
rsom were upon him. Finally. roiiins
hi. eyes up NJ the judge. he said: :.
Look yhcre. jedse. yon-aii don
mean ,his comm August. docs you!
EyerybodyIs Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

for the prevention OF tuberculosis IN
municipalities was awarded BY the IN
terpationaI Congress for the Proven
lion OF Tuberculosis az Washington
n. e.. recently. TO New York city. IN
this competition. Saranac Lake. y. y,
ranked second and Chicago, ILL., third
Municipal Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

Sew Out Of Ssshs Of the Sea
The Eskimo women Of Aiasks never
se~ while The men are filming. and
sSps,d any ucadfns b. imVGsftvs
they % u shut 10 n htt,s tsuts cot
q sight u The "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

8eFRjSERAToRS AND GO
CARTS At YOUR OWN PRICE
THIS % a GENUINE SlAUch-
TER SALE EoR CASH ONLY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

New York CITY Wiss rsssres'esis.
The ro,d media, for The hes; EXHIBIT
showing the mozi e6'cient 'aws ann
orSsusuces I'm force @ Jsne !. isas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

A Southerner. hearing a great com
motion In his chicker-house one dars
Iisht. took his revolver and went &C
iavestigase
who's there" he strruly- demand
cd. opening the door.
Who's ,hef-? Answer. or n
shoot"
A trembling waco 'rrm the Earth
es; corner.
Deed. sab. de- amt nobody hyah
'cer;!n' rs chickens" Everybody I,
Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

One Ices 81 Weslsh.
Our idea a wealth 10 feeling anan
a1ally ah,s 10 cootr!bste to Q can
paien fund Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

Letters of pss:se are ecas.r.s;sT
COMING In FROM nearly %, psyss Of
tie coantfy sssffue tess Dseoeysee
has rrs~ved TIE Grv~th Of hssr In
csses that were ccoss1ercd soec
lately hspeiess.
A lsiy frum Ercotiys vy'tes:
-After sscrt risi ny esfr sscYoes
saiiisG. I'D I roe hsSe lovely eessi
reas-tsr ssrts LOG.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-25

Congressman Edwin DENLY
November Van Norden Magazine
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

II takes class for any club TO get
to the top Of the league race in which
II is participant, and stay there TIL
the season closes. II takes class and
luck combined for club TO jump In
at the start and hold its position from
opening to finish.
Usually. furthermore, It takes time
for the best team 10 demonstrate its
class and It's right to the position at
the head of the list and this fact Is
being peculiarly emphasized just now
in the early stages OF the league races
all over the country.
Only a comparatively few teams
that started 1908 with the title OF
champions or their respective leagues,
now lead I'm the races in which they
are competing.
Accompanying this article is Ia
BILE showing, where the champion clubs
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

NJ. a. {. took it's dual meet with Notre
Dame G. Sc to 60 l-s.
Brown pitched oue-hit game for the
Cubs Sunday. against Brooklyn
Alma and Albion will nEbt for the
state college baseball title on Fleid
day
George suggs gave AssuIn ptIon College
two hits and l. a. {. won SATURDAY
II to /.
Central and Ann Arbor have scheduled
day morning.
Burroughx. Fords and Bulls were the
winners IN the Manufacturers league
games SATURDAY
sunday, with the bases full beating
New York. to
Saginaw and Kalamazoo lead TIE
southern Michigan with your VIC
tories for each and no defeats
Central High won the lansing track
meet with Muskegon nine points
away. widmsn and Garreis starred
Alma college gave Michigan n hard
game for six innings but lost out IN
the end 20 2. That makes II
horse apiece.
Michigan ran up 100 pokpts TO ohio's
So In dual track meet The Visit /.
ors NO monty the l00-ysrd dash and
the hammer throw:
The Detroit paper that pleads that
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
ey PAUL II. sRuskE.

When Hughie Jennings arrived 10
Detroit last winter 70 take up nis an
nual baseball burdens. be voiced as
his opinion on the coming pennant
race the belief that the New YORK
baseball club had been tremendously
strengthened and looked like most
dangerous rival for all tGs would'oe
pennant winners IN the oatue tnat
vas 10 come.
or course. at that stage OF the pro
ceedings canny little Hughie was
naturally handing a nice. professional
boost TO everybody's game All the
same he would Invariably come back
10 the Highlanders and dilate on the
facS that Clarke Griffith his old friend
and rival, has beyond doubt gathered
together an array OF speed which was
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
JENNINGS PROPHECY is
APPROACHING FULFiLLMENT

1he later had twirlef but one inning
and thus George obtains credit for a
defeat In the combat. as the New
iCrks secured their lead while he was
In the box though he would probably
have steadied aud won out had ne
been allowed TO finish
Jennings then sent Sieyer 10 the
slab and IL was all on, New York
scoring TWO more runs in the eighth
while the best the Tiges could DO In
the ninth was 70 come within one OF
tying things up. losing by the unusual
score OF to 8,
Today, II Donovan and Mullin don't
draw suspensions. Jennings Will
doubtless send the latter 10 The hrins
line and Chesbro will probably be his
opponent
O'Lsary Is back as the regular short
stop and acted Saturday as II the rest
had done him good Rossman, who IS
batting great guns these days, got two
bingles and Ira Thomas stayed in the
play long enough 70 annex the other
Crawford and Cobb had of days,
though the Peach would have scored
a run but for a decision which EN-
phasized Evans bad work, made at
the plate
HOWEVER. THE TIGERS CAN'T
BE EXPECTED TO WIN EVERY
DAY AND, IF THEY ONLY DROP
ONE OUT OF SEVEN. THE De
FEATS WON'T BOTHER THEM SO
VERY MUCH ON THEIR FIGHT
FOR THE TOP
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
CRITICISM
WORRIES 7. BURNS

LONDON, May 1s.-Tommy Burns.
the champion heavyweight fighter,
has become FESTIVE over the public
criticism OF his demands for huge
purse TO fight the negro boxer. Jack
Johnson.
Since be was denounced by Lord
Lonsdale, Burns has been held up 10
public contempt By the press and
everywhere be goes he is made to feel
his unpopularity.
Burns found It impossible to keep
quiet. SO last night he made the state
ment that he would surely meet John
son In the ring. but neglected 10 say
tust where he thought the battle
would take place.
Johnson announced that he would
fight Burns al any time or place under
reasonable terms.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

New York, Detroit ard Umpire
Evans used up 20 men in the game
in the metropolis, the former
club winning. 7 TO 6.
Neither side could score Tor
nine innings 81 Philsdelphia,
Oyaert and Howell twiriins. but
in the tenth Murphy doubled and
(. Collins singled, scoring one
run,
Doc White is as effective
against Washington as Detroit and
the Sos won IN csnter, TO 0.
Mcbride. the Washington short.
stop, accepted nine chances with
out an error and made two nits
OF White.
Joss added a game to his won.
derfui spring record at Boston
holding the home team 10 three
hits and one run. winning ! 10
for the Maps.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
1907 CHAMPION CLUBS HAVE
YET TO STRIKE THEIR CATS

cording 20 the most recent tabulations,
are led by the champions or 1907. In
more than half OF them the champions
are not even In the first division. In
two Of them the champion clubs are
al the absolute bottom OF the list.
The Detroit Tigers have had plenty
OF company this year in their frantic
effort 10 get back somewhere near
the position which they occupied at
the close of last season.
Chicago in the National. Omaha In
the Western. and Atlanta in the
Southern league, form the exceptions
10 the rule and all three hold their
1908 leads by the smallest OF mar
gins. az that Furthermore, two OF
these teams nave only attained their
positions IN ttfe-Tan during the last
two days.
The Toronto club which won the
pennant of the Eastern league in 1907
by an imposing margin is having a
worse time than the Tigers.
Columbus, the perennial flag win
ner IN the American association and
often styled the strongest minor
league club IN the world, has been
finding the going very tough this
year.
Tecumseh in the Southern Michi.
gan has yet 10 win game.
Charleston, in the South Atlantic,
has played 30 games. and has not got
ten 70 going yet Oiher champions
are getting along only fairly well.
And yet, how many OF these clubs
will be found among the also-rans In
August And ia September? And
in OCTOBER. A few OF them. probably.
but most OF them those that have suf-
fered severe player losses, thereby
affording an excellent excuse.
For class will tell
There are 100 or more games yet
TO 60.
The season Is young.
Given an aggregation that has prov
on It's winning ability once
and the odds are all in favor OF re-
petition. other considerations being
equal Luck and training facilities
play an important figure In the first
month Of any league season and q
glance at the standings OF the various
clubs and leagues all over the coun.
try will thoroughly demonstrate the
fact.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
M GOVERN HELD HIS
OWN BUT Did
LITTLE MORE
ONCE TERRIBLE TERRY NOT
KILLED IN LoNeHREY BATTLE
BUT is ONLY A SHADOW or HIS
ONCE GREAT SELF.

NEW YORK. Nav 1S.-For the
fourth time IN his life Terrible Terry
McGovern re-entcred the ring Satur-
day night. RE fought Young Tough
rey six rounds Of the hardest battling
ever seen IN any ring al Philadelphia
ard when me walked 90 his corner at
the end OF IL, his face drawn and tired
his chest heaved and his head sunk
he had won by margin so slight thai
man with astigma.lsm might be
pardoned for overlooking il.
He is Terrible Terry no longer. The
old rifle-bullet punch that killed what
II hit, the young, virile eagerness 10
measure wallops with his man. the
savage rushes. so fast anu deadly that
the well-aimed blows seemed chance
swings-these are as dead and gone
as the idea that the Office should seek
the man. In place of this fierce little
fighter is a fat, tricky, half-skilled
boxer with a strong punch who can
lick most OF the second raters in the
country If properly trained.
To win decisively he needed every
thing that he used to have. Loughrey
Is whale for punishment, whale
bone for resiliency. He bent but he
wouldn't break. He staggered dozen
times and fell three times under Nc
Govern 8 swings. but each time swung
back into the fray like tether bali,
and after taking for over ten minutes
a terrible beating on the body and
head. he dropped Terry so hard to-
ward the end OF the fourth round that
only the gong saved the terror from
knockout.
Joe Humphreys IS now planning
other fights for McGoyern. Given
good hard training Terry will fight bet
ter than he did against Loughrey. but
he will never be a really Al scrapper
again.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18

The best known canine denl1en 81
Detroits Great White WAY" is un-
doubtedly Tom Streeters dig English
bulldog spike" There are plenty II
other CANNES OF distinction and mcrIt
along the avenue, but Spike - willing
10 meet any ot them FOR the title. and
none OF hts many friends have any
douot regarding the outcome
Though the best behaved dog n the
world when with. his master about t,s
cafe Grande l50-l52 Woodward ave.
Spike Is a fighter when reused.
saucy collie SNAPPED AZ -hlm the other
day Spike ey2ded the colhe's rush and
fastened himself to the scotch dogs
neck. There he hung and worried al
ter the fashion OF his kind. lie would
probably have been hanging there set
but for the fact that bystander shook
some pepper ia hts nose Spike was
compelled TO sneeze and the collie es-s
capped with his life.
Round the collies neck. as 1t nap.
pened. was heavy collar or leather
and metal work. SO tightly mad Spike
sunk his moiars into this collar that,
when he cut loose the mighty sneezc,
several portions Of Spikes teeth did not
come away but remained IN the col
lar Accordingly q friendly dentist WAS
called on, ard, while the collie was
presumably being taken care Of else
where BY full stan OF surgeons. spike
otherwise uDsCIalCHtQ, WAS uUueTEOlnG
a process with which his race is not
often familiar. A plate Is now being
made and VIII soon adorn Spike
mouth When completed. Spike VIII
doubtless go looking for that collie
again 10 test the new OUTFIT OF mastl-
Gators.
In the meantime ne Is living on three
portions day Of the same nourishIng
chop suey which his master provides
for his patrons, and which Spike appre-
ciates as much as Mr. Streeters most
enthusiastic customers
The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
SEATTLE HANDS
BLOW To RACING

SEATTLE. Wash. May l6.-No rae
ing in Seattle this season looms large
as a possibility. as result OF the an
nouncement recently by |. n. Ran
dolph. city attorney OF Georgetown
who has declared war on betting al
the Meadows during the coming meet
ing. II there is no betting, horsemer
agree that there Is good chance that
there will be no racing.