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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28
"FURORE TRANSITORE" WILL
BE MCRDERER'S DEFENSE

Tacoma. May 24--"Furore transit
tore is the name of the entirely
new form Of defense Chas. F. New
combe, who admits numbering Mar.
tin Kvalshaug. will make in the
fight for his life. His attorney ex.
plains ''furore transitore" as being
compulsive insanity, or in slang YER
nacular, brain storm"
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28
EXPOSITION OPENS JUNE |
oe@t'ie Merchant Will Suspend All
Business for the Day.

seattle, May 25.-Mayor Miller
mas issued pro ci amation asking the
seattle public to cooperate in sig
nal1ng the ope nilrg of the Alaska
iuhon-Pacific ExI Osition by taking
gay on and Visiting the exposition
on the opening day Tuesday, June / t..
Practically every important place
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28
GOVERNORS PLAN meeting
Hay and Benson to Go Over AaDu
Concerned i'm Controversy.

Portland, May 25-A meeting W
tween Governor Benson, OF Oregon'
and Governor Hay, of Washington
Is to be held in Portland early u
June for the purpose of visiting Inv
Lower Columbia River and COME
ring on an amicable adjustment V
the boundary controversy pet"es-
the two states.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28

Miss Helen Taft, daughter OF the
President, has accepted an invitation
to unveil the monument erected ~
Gettysburg, Pa, in memory OF INC
soldiers of the regular army VINO
participated in the Gettysburg cam
paign. The ceremony will take place
May 81.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28
DEFIES THE A..Y..P. FORCE

superintendent FOrbids Booth on
Oregon Ground.
Seattle-Armed with revolver
and with 35 men held In reserve.
F. J. Smith, supor5n eldent of the
Oregon bI.i.iing at he A.-Y.-P. Elk
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28


defendants in the various townsite
cases in Oklahoma have filed their
formal charges In the department OF
justice against w. J. Gregg, district
attorney for the eastern district of
Oklahoma; Sylvester Rush, assistant
attorney-general. and NJ. L. Mott.
special attorney for the Creek In
dians, who has also assisted as spe-
cial counsel in the town lot cases
Of Oklahoma.
The charges allege that these at
tOrneys were combined In an at
tempt to procure unlawfully and by
improper means an indictment of G.
N. Haskell and other defendants in
the town lot cases. They are charged
with attempting to prejudice and in
timidate witnesses in Muskogee and
Tulsa and with attempting to dis
credit Haskell and other defendants.
Flashing around the world by
wireless telegraphy warnings Of ap-
preaching storms and other disturb
ances Of the elements is one of the
latest International projects, accord
Ing to an announcement made here.
Still another of perhaps little less
Importance is the proposition to
equip the vessels Of all nations with
uniform storm signals. These are
the leading problems to be threshed
out at a conference Of distinguished
meteorolOgists of the principal ma
tons to be- held in London June 81.
A concerted movement will be in.
augurated to induce the principal
governments to adopt a uniform
system Of wireless marine weather
reports.
The second National Good Roads
Congress at its closing session adopt
ed resolutions favoring the active CO.
operation of state and nation in the
construction of post roads and the
employment Of convict labor in the
building and maintenance Of pub
lie roads.
With practical unanimity the con-
gress asks that the government ap-
propriate at least 10 per cent of the
internal revenue for building and
maintaining public roads, provided
that any particular state using such
an appropriation shall expend an
equal amount for the purposes OF
public roads.
The United States supreme court
has decided the case Of the Adams
Express Company VS.. the Common
wealth of Kentucky, involving the
right of the express company to ship
liquor into a local option county,
contrary to the law of the state, IN
favor of the company. The opinion
says that the transaction was inter-
state commerce, and therefore not
subject to interference by the Ken
lucky authorities.
President Taft has sent back 70
the war department the estimates
submitted to him for the support OF
the military establishment for the
fiscal year and indicated his desire
that they should be cut approximate
ly $36,OOO.OO0.
Secretary of War Dickinson VINO
has lust returned from a 2O-day III
spection of the Panama Canal, say
that all the engineering proDle"a
advanced in the construction ol
lock type Of canal were successfully
worked out by the canal commission
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28

Secretary of War Dickinson. VINO
has lust returned from a 2O-day III
spection of the Panama Canal say
that all the engineering probiems
advanced in the construction OF
lock type Of canal were successfully
worked out by the canal comm'ss'o"'
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28
RAILROAD PAYS FOR FIRE

Employees Building Tunnel Started
Destructive CONGREGATIONS.
Portland. Or, May 25-The Great
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-28

President Taft has sent back 70
the war department the estimates
submitted to him for the support OF
the military establishment 1or ING
fiscal year and indicated his desire
that they should be cut approximate
ly $36,OOO.OOO.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

doomed man? Alas, how futile are all
the efforts of education, moral suasion.
legislation and all the appliances OF
the highest civilization to curb the
demon of depravity. Only Jesus can
bring deliverance.
But note the struggle which the de-
liVerer's appearance occasions. FIRST
when he saw Jesus afar off, he ran
and Worshiped him This looks like
attraction. 1t looks as though out OF
the depths of his misery he looked up
to one who was able to deliver him.
"And vet he cries out in the next
breath, I adjure thee, by the most
high God, that thou torment me not
Who Is 1t Speaks?
"Who is it that speaks in these two
strikingly contrasted utterances, the
demon or the real man? Both these
voices express the real facts in the
case. the double consciousness of the
distressed sinner. We hote the tug of
War-the tug of two worlds. First, the
instructive drawing of the sinner to-
ward Christ. Second, the irrepressible
dread that Jesus may bring injury
rather than relief, or may bring in
Jury while bringing relief.
1T was strange that this man should
be drawn to Jesus at all. And yet, be
it remembered, that this man, though
a demoniac, was yet a man. Thoughts
of by-gone years will often start the
tears in the eyes of the most har-
dened reprobates. 1t is told of a man
who had been driven to insanity by
grief. that when a picture of his fam
ily was taken to his cell his reason
returned and he exclaimed, My dar-
ling wife, my precious children, let me
have them once more There was that
about Jesus which instinctively drew
men to Jesus as their deliverers. There
are few so hardened as not to feel
the tender drawing of the love of God
in Jesus Christ.
"Yet, with the drawing, there is the
sense of dread, such as found express
sion in the demoniacs protest. There
was the natural awe which all men
have felt in the near and clear man
Hesitation of the supernatural. Then,
too. relief is sometimes attended with
pain. Surgery is doubtless "a beneficial
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
FEARS INJURY IN
OBTAINING RELIEF
TUG CT TWO WORLDS THEME
OF PASTOR
DR.. Henson Tells Temple Baptist
Church Congregation of Stru9-
ole Between Sinner and
His Savior

DR.. p. 5. Henson, the stated supply
of the Temple Baptist church, spoke
Yesterday on "A Tug of War" Or
more specifically, THE Tug of TWO
Worlds" He said in part:
mo rowing evangelist, no humble
colporteur, no obscure country pastor
was ever more indefatigable in all the
details relating to the salvation OF m
dividual souls than was the Royal
Preacher who came from heaven TO
seek and to save those who were lost
Here in the teeth of a storm he crosses
the sea of Galilee to rescue man from
the grasp of the devil. and, apparently,
abandoned of God and of men.
Despite the sneers of the sKeptlcs'
we still believe in demonlacs. Even
modern hypnotism carries with 1t the
suggestion that poor, weak, human ma
ture may possibly fall under the con-
troll of evil spirits. Why should it be
thought incredible that there should be
demoniacs in the time of Christ? Ter-
tullian said the devil is Gods ape,
meaning that God never does any
thing but that the devil attempts to
do something like it.
"This demoniac was horrible slght,
naked. bruised and bloody. half man
and half beast Yet he was sought
ont by the Son of Humanity, who
sounds the lowest depths of human
sorrow. Who can bring relief to the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
TUG BURNED FOUR MILES
OFF SHORE; CREW SAVED
Fishing Boat Destroyed on Way to
Winter ouarters-Men Bat
tie with the Ice

Lorraine. o., Dec. 19-The fishing
tug Penelope of Cleveland burned this
afternoon, four miles off shore The
crew of three escaped after a battle
with ice which almost cost them their
lives.
The boat, which belonged to A. II.
Langwell of Cleveland was bound for
its winter quarters at st. Clair. Mich.
This afternoon Captain Charles Inches
discovered fire in the woodwork above
the engine room. and i'm few moments
the engineer and fireman had to escape.
While they were endeavoring to cast
loose the larger of two yawls the yawl
caught fire. The men were forced to
take refuge in the other. The sides of
the tug were in flames before they
launched their small craft.
There had been no time to don extra
clothes and the day was one of the
coldest of the winter
The mems ears and boards were in
crusted with ice before they had gone
a mile. Two miles off shore they en-
countered shore ice too thin to bear
their weight, but thick enough to inn
pede the progress of the boat Through
this they were compelled to break their
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
CHlLDREN'S PARTY
IS CLUB SUCCESS
CJNCORDIA MEMBERS ENTER
TAIN YOUNGSTERS
Dancing and Banquet Given to Little
Ones at Figueroa Street House.
Orphans Are to Be
Feted

Eighty children had the time of their
young lives yesterday afternoon at
the Concordia club, when the mem
bers entertained their sons and daugh-
ters at the annual Concordia children's
party Youngsters from tiny. toddling
babies to those just blossoming out Of
their childhood were the guests of
honor. The members and their wives
waited hand and foot upon the visit
ors, and when the last little one had
left there was no doubt that the party
was a greater success than any held
before.
The afternoon began with a dance In
the ballroom on the second floor. The
room was a beautiful sight. Little
girls curled and ribboned, and attired
in pretty white dresses. gayly danced
with the sturdy members of the rising
generation with all the reckless and
joyous abandon of innocent childhood.
Following the dance President John
Kahn and l. .. Levy. who had charge
of the party and planned all it's de-
tails, marched the children downstairs
to the banquet room, where a repast
delightful to the childish heart and
stomach was served. There We're ice
cream, candy, cake and all the sweets
in the category. In front of each plate
was a mound OF cakes, from the sum-
NIT Of which waved a tiny American
flag. Each child was given a toy air
ship, a dog head filled with candy and
other small remembrances. Following
the refreshments the children again
enjoyed dancing, this time with their
elders on the floor.
AS there always is more than suf-
ficient cake. candy and remembrances
provided for the little guests, IL has
become the custom of the club TO see
that what its guests get is shared
partly by the unfortunate orphans at
the Hebrew orphanage. Today the
waits there will have a similar party.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
MODIFICATION OF CHINESE
EXCLUSION ACT DEMANDED
Church Workers Assemble in Mass
Meeting to Discuss Question of
Oriental Rights in U. S.

The mass meeting held at the First
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
afternoon to protest against the pres
ent law excluding the Chinese from
this country, and to demand its mod
ification, was very enthusiastic and the
addresses were eloquent and patriotic.
DR.. c. ElWood Nash of the UniVer-
salist church presided, and Rev. G..
c. Pierce made the opening prayer
DR.. Nash in taking the chair stated
the object of the meeting and SAID:
I'VE must stand by the great prin-
ciples of the gospel of Christ, the tath-
erhood of God and the brotherhood OF
man."
He declared the Geary law as it is
administered is opposed to every teach
ing of Christ and should be so modl-
fed that native Chinese could have
the same rights as any other race or
nationality.
He then introduced Rev. Reynold f..
Blight of the Los Angeles Fellowship,
who made a most eloquent adress, last
ing half an hour, declaring for higher
patriotism, saying that no enlightened
natriot would stand one moment
for a law based ON racial pref
udice as is the Geary law, and that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

we should arise and demand lis re-
peal in the name of humanity and pa
triotism.
Judge Works was then introduced
and made an exceedingly able ad-
dress He declared it was a shame and
disgrace and reproach to our civili-
zation, and appealed to the people to
shake off the spirit of indifference and
to rally to preserve the genius of our
free government and the rights of all
mankind.
The meeting was pronounced to be
the best yet held and but a preliminary
to others.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

of each person is permanently affected.
Temperament signifies the particular
modes of being disposed or organized.
Temperament comprehends a mixture
of the physical and the mental be
cause religion belongs to the total l!fe
of universal man there must of neces-
sity be a temperamental democracy, so
that men of all temperaments snail
have equal rights and full satisfaction
of all the fundamental demands of their
nature We have the pure intellectual
temperament, and such are satlsned
only when the intellect is stirred and
stimulated to great activity. Then
there is the emotional type who seem
not to enjoy religion except 1t make
them shout and sing. There is the
aesthetic type who must have their re-
ligion dressed always in full evening
dress-white kid gloves, diamonds and
all the rest Let no one deSpise any
other one because he takes his religion
differently. There is room for all. The
democracy of religious temperament Is
a great democracy and will offer IT'S
citizenship to all. Sing If you want 10,
my brother, but do not despise him VINO
does not sing.
"Third There is the religious de-
mocracy of fraternity. Social inequaii-
ties do not reach deeper than the order
of our social customs. There is fun
damental fraternity running all through
human life. For example: There is the
fraternity of disease. The poor man
and the rich man each is subject to the
same disease. And there is fraternity
of cure. The methods and medicines
that will cure the leader of society VINO
lies sick of smallpox will also cure the
poor social tramp and vagabond. There
is also the fraternity of literature, OF
art, of commerce. And all the great
emotions of the human hold themselves
in a fraternity that is absolutely indis-
soluble. There is one psychology for
social queens and social serfs. Hope
and love, hate and fear know no dr.
ference between the king and the king
body servant"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
EXPECTS LABRADOR WILL
FURNISH FOOD SUPPLIES
Missionary Declares Northeast Terri
tory Will Export Quantities of
4 Meat, Cereals and Fish

SYDNEY. C. B., Dec. 19-That Lab
rauor may become an important source
of food supply, exporting large guam
titles of meat, cereals, etc, as well
as her permanent fish shipments, is
the opinion of DIR. Wilfrid Grenfell,
noted missionary, author and lecturer.
DR.. Grenfell and his bride, formerly
Miss Clanahan of Chicago, are on
their way from the United States to
Labrador. The doctor is enthusiastic
over the outlook for extending his
herds ok reindeer, imported from Lap
land, to ,all parts of Labrador.
"Theres are excellent prospects of de-
velopingl them into a most profitable
industryR he said. "Their flesh makes
splendid food, and I look forward to
the time when large quantities will be
exported to supply the meat markets
of the world"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

art. but who is there who does not
dread the point of the knife? Relief
meant to the demons eXorcism. 1t
meant to the swineherds the loss of
200J hogs; to the possessed man it
meant some species of pang
Even the sinner, having heard of
cross bearing and sacrifice, may shrink
from entering upon the Christian life.
yet this relieved demoniac, in his
new-found joy, is a complete answer
to all who dread to come TO Christ
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

improvements made possible and
necessary by reason of the recent great
fire will go far toward creating a new
city of Osaka. The Japanese insurance
companies have paid their losses
promptly. The recently obtained for
cign loan of $l6,0O0,000 will help things
materialIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
| XMAS GIFT OF A MEMBERSHIP IN

means connection with the greatest ath-
letic organization in the world, with one OF
the greatest educational institutions OF
America as well as with the largest club I'm
the t. =. 1t means all that. and more.
Phone us; Wen do the rest. 10S22 and
Main $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

Tho Herald. like every other newspaper, Is
misreprosented at times particularly in
cases involving hotels. theaters, etc The
public will please take notice that every
representative of this paper is equipped with
the proper credentials, and more particu-
larly equipped with money with which to
pay his bills THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
TRUE DEMOCRACY
FOUND IN RELIGION
CHRISTIANITY is FREEDOM OF
THE SOUL
Rev. c. A. Henry Chooses "True Man
and Religious Democracy" as
Theme at Adams Street
Methodist Church

"The True Man and Religious De-
mocracy" was the subject of Rev. G. A.
Henry, pastor of the West Adams
Street Methodist church, yesterday.
His text was: "WhosoeVer will do the
will of my Father, who is in heaven,
the same is my brother, and sister, and
mother" He said in part;
Paul, writing to the Christian COM
munity in Thessalonica, said: Judge ye
what / say. Prove all things, hold fast
that which is good
This is the spirit of the Christian re-
ligion. Hence it follows that Chris
tianity entered the world, not as a re-
ligion of servitude, but as a religion of
the inward freedom of the soul. This
is the democracy of religion.
81 bring forward three illustrations
of the democracy of religion: First,
there is a religious democracy of intel
lect. Religion is broad enough, demo-
cratic enough TO offer citizenship TO
anv kind of intellect. The democracy
of religion offers it's flag of protection
to the mind of the philosopher, scientist
and to him who lives his life IN the
warrens of untutored ignorance. IN
finite mental differences exist, yet such
may hold honorable citizenship in the
republic of religion. The heresy that
excludes men from the republic OF re-
ligion is the heresy of Goddess hVlng
and of Christless lives,
young men, l want you to know
that you never will be so highly edu-
Gated, so broadly cultured and-so liber-
ally trained that by reason OF your
high education, broad culture and
liberal training you will travel so far
as to go beyond the bounds of the
democracy of religion. True religion
never makes any man narrow. The
democracy of religion is the democracy
of free spirit and hides behind no
authority but the authority of manly,
heroic life which forgets it's past and
reaches forward to it's mighty career.
Democracy of Temperament
Second. There is IL religious de-
mocracy of temperament. Tempera
ment is that individual popularity of
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

A membership in the Y. NJ. c. A. will
help your son. or friend, or self, TO
have a merry day 1866 days1n the year.
Phone us; We'll do th9 rest. 1887
and Main $3.50. l2-20-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

The Legal Aid society, at 232 North Main
street. Is charitable organization main
tanned for the purpose or aiding In legal
matters those unable to employ counsel. The
society needs financial assistance and seeks
information regarding worthy cases, Phone
Home F5203; Main 1866.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

Membership in the Los Angeles Realty
board Is virtual guarantee of reliability
Provision is made for arbitration of any
differences between members and their ell
ents. Accurate information on realty mat
ters Is obtainahle from them. Valuations
by a competent committee. Directory OF
members free at the Office of Herbert Bur
dett. secretary, SO Security building
Phone Broadway 1896
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

The Paraffne Paint company manu-.
facture and apply Malthoid roofing and
roof compounds. 516-519 Security build
ing, and 313 North Los Angeles street
Main 1914; Home 10462
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20

The Herald viii pay SO in cash to any
one furnishing evidence that will lead to the
arrest and conviction Of any person caught
stealing copies of The Herald from the
premises OF our patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
Fails to Identify Child

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 19.-F. c. Kell-
ner jr., father of Alma Kellner, the
missing Louisville girl, at Washing
ton. Ind, today failed to identify the
child taken into custody early in the
.UHrning there as his daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building, on Broadway between
First and Second streets whore free infor-
nation win he given on all subjects pertain
ing to this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-20
Democracy of Temperament

Second. There is IL religious de-
mocracy of temperament. Tempera-
ment is that individual popularity of
physical organization by which the
manner of acting, feeling and thinking
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-10-15
CAN GRIND IN TRANSIT.
Commission Makes Ruling Important
to MlIlers and Shippers.

Chicago, Oct. lion account OF new
conditions created by recent confer
ence ruling issued by the interstate
commerce commission, the western
railroads are considering an important
modification of their present regula-
lions governing the application Of
milling in transit" rates.
The intention is to surround the use
of such rates by further restriction for
the purpose Of removing the possibility
of any attack on the rates as illegal.
The rates are of especial importance
to grain shippers.
The commission held that while It
was legal to permit the stopping Of
shipments of grain and similar COM
modities at intermediate points for
milling purposes, and the continuance
of the shipment at the same rate as
if the transportation had been conti1tl.
Gus, the practice should BIO considered
Illegal where the privilege was taken
advantage of for the purpose of manip.
ulation.
Then the commission also declared
that while it did not expect that the
same identical carload of grain should
be reshipped after milling, it should
not be mixed or otherwise manipulated
so that the reshipemnt would consist
of materially different class of grain
There have frequently been charges Of
discrimination.