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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10

The revival which has been stirring
Berea for ten days is about TO
close as we go to press. The last
meeting will be held Wednesday
night The success of the work has
been great, and 1t is believed that
large numbers have been led TO start
new life. Up TO this time 149 have
signed the cards showing interest
and asking help, and 1t is thought
that most of these have, really made
the start. In addition a considerable
number OF Christians, who were not
connected with any church here, have
signed cards expressing their determi-
nation TO unite with one, and thus
strengthen their Christian life. All
the churches in town have received
prospective members in this way.
Not the least OF the blessings Of
the series OF meetings has been that
given to professed Christians thru the
Rible study classes in the afternoon.
An increasing number has been at
tending these meetings. and found
great help there.
We print below one of Mr.. Buswell's
sermons. So many have been good
that Il is hard to choose, but we will
have another next week, at least and
perhaps one sull in the week follow
ing
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10
SERMON BY Mr.. BUSWElL

On Monday night Mr.. Boswell took
for his text Eph 2. SO. For by grace
are ye saved. thru faith. and that
not o; yourselves, It is the gift Of
God.
Aud not by works, lest any man
should boast"
Yon and |, he said, are living IN
a word of sin, and as we look about
us We want 10 find a way out OF It,
out OF all the gloom and squalor and
horror. out into the light. And, amid
all this sin and evil. II you listen.
you viii hear the voice OF God tell
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10

FOOD BOYCOTT:-The effect Of
the anti-high-price food boycott Is
being felt thruout the United States.
Prices on a number Of commodities
have come down. but IL is also true
that the original prices TO farmers
have fallen even more. Great indiga-
ton has been caused by the discovery
that large quantities OF meat, eggs,
fish, butter and all perishable foods
are being kept in cold storage ware
houses. IL these should be thrown on
the market the prices would undoubt-
eddy fall. But they are still being
kept, and probably will stay In retire
Taent for some time yet, while the
commission men throw the weight Of
the boycott back on the producers.
Some method which will work more
directly will have to be found.
FORD JURY DISAGREES: The
jury which has been trying Mrs. Ford
for blackmailing Warmer, the Big
-Four cashier who stole over $780,
900, has disagreed, and a new trial
will be held.
LOST $4,000 BILL:-Money is care
lessly handled in New York. Property
worth millions win be given to little
messenger boys TO take from one
bank to another. and nothing happens
as a rule. But the other day a fellow
rot into trouble He gave a kid a
$4,000 bin. and sent him on an
errand. Tho kid dropped the bill and
the wind whisked IL out OF sight II
you find II, please return 20 the
owner. for we cannot change IL
here.
NEW FORM OF GAMBLING:-The
English have discovered a new form
OF gambling. They take out life In
suranoe On the paupers OF the poor
house. Then. II the poor folks died
soon, they win. II they live thru the
year. the gamblers lose. Fine and
humane, isn't it2
VERDICT AGAINST UNION-A
verdict which may prove Of great
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10
BEREA'S RECORD CHECK
5000, 600 FROM MR.. CARNEGIE
Little Slip of Paper Completes ADJ
justment Fund, for Relieving Berea
and Building Colored School \
Work of Constructing Latter will
Now be Pushed. y

A very ordinary looking little check
dropped INTO the Berea College Trea-.
surer's office Monday morning, but
the dollar sign and figure two, with
which the denomination of the check
started were made interesting and inn
portant because followed by five ciph-
ers. Five, count 'em, five. The check
was for 100000, and being signed
Continued on fifth page)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10
WASHINGTON LETTER
Insurgents Still Winning-Taft Pol
icies Being Blocked by Regul-
ars, and Insurgents Likely to Have
to Save Him-HarmonY Only on the
Surface.
Washington, d. c.

Feb. 5, 1910.
There Is a famous problem about
like this: What will happen when
body moving with such force that
| it cannot possibly be stopped, hits
wall so strong that it cannot posi-
bly, be moved?" The answer is, mo
one knows" And that about describes
CONTINUED on fourth page)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10
MEETINGS CLOSE

Successful Revival Ended Wednesday
Night 80 Nearly $50 Have Signed
Cards Showing Interest - Many
Others Led to Join Churches-A
Sermon by Mr.. Boswell.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK

Food Prices Keep Up in Spite of Boy
cott-Ford Jury Disagrees-Have
You Found $4,000 Ship Grew
Saved by Wireless Message-Court
Hits Unions Hard.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10

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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-02-10

knowledge is power-and the
way to keep up with modern
knowledge is to read a good
newspaper.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Mccarthy Panied
By Change of Cast
Special DISPATCH 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3.-Doc-
tor Wagner changed the plaster
cast on Mayor P. II. McCarthy's
broken ankle today. ard the op-
Grafton was so painful that the
Y ray examination which it had
been expected to make was post
poned. The new cast was made
for the purpose of holding one
of the fragments of the broken
bone more firmly in place. It is
believed by the doctors that he
will improve rapidly now and
that the injury will soon cease
TO be so painful. However the
Y ray examination win be made
in order to make sure that the
bones are in their proper posi-
tions.
The weather, which has been
unusually cold for this time Of
the year, has in a measure kept
Mccarthy back and caused a gen
eraI depression of feeling.
The mayor has made no definite
plans on account of the uncer-
tainty as to the time when he
will be able to leave the hospital.
He says he viii follow the advice
of his physicians, and they do
not promise that he viii be able
TO be out very soon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
WIFE MORE ATTENTIVE TO
BROTHER THAN HUSBAND
Travelling in California, Woman
Is Sued for Divorce
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI


PITTSBURG. Pa, June 3.-Declaring
that his rich wife has more interest IN
her brother than her own husband, Ru-
dolph M. H. Jantzen, head of large
engraving firm, today entered suit for
divorce against his wife, Florence Ade-
laide Grey Jantzen, alleging desertion.
1t is set forth by the husband that
his wife is now in some part of Cali
fornia travelling with her brother, who
is i'll, and that his attorneys have not
been able to find her to serve papers on
her.
The fortune of Mrs. Jantzen is esti-
mated at about s250,00O. The husband
sets forth that ever since they were
married, 10 years since, his wife has
paid more attention to other members
of her own family than to him. Jantzen
asserts that his men have spent much
time and money following his wife and
her brother over California trying to
serve papers on her.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Independents VIII
Give Their Unsold
Fish to Charity

When the new Portold fishing
company begins competition Nth
the trust. it mill offer its unSold
catch free TO the charitable u1Sti-
tutions of San Francisco.
Joseph Cdtdnia. manager of
the ncD company and head of
Cdtdnia Brothers, the only indie
pendent wholesale fish firm in the
city, said yesterday that instead
of sending his excess catch 10 the
glue porkS, he mill offer it 10 the
poor for The ASKING.
The POrtola company mill
operate a set of trdwiing tugs
within fen wccks, entering into
direct competition NTH those Of
the Western and PdlGdini COM
panics, the heads of the fish trust.
PdIadn1i and the Western have
sent as much as IL tons of fresh
fish to the glue works in one day,
but never a pound TO the dsulunls
or hospitals.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
DUMA WILL PASS
RUSSO-FINNISH BILL
Measure Deprives Finland Diet
of Some Power

ST. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The de-
bate on the governments Russo Fin
nish bill was begun in the duma today.
The galleries were crowded, as interest
in the legislation is intense.
In effect, the measure, which is de-
scribed as defining the legislative di-
vision between the duma and the Fin
nish diet, extends the authority of
the former body over the duchy. All
laws of imperial Importance are made
applicable to Finland without the con-
sent of the diet
It's ultimate passage was forecasted
in the first test vote today. The pro-
vision giving the Russian parliament
supervision of Finnish educational af-
fairs will, it is expected, develop some
opposition upon the part of October
lists, who favor the measure as whole.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
'STRAGGLERS Will
GET ON CENSUS
Ten Day Extension Asked for
by Captain Baldwin Granted
at Washington

In response to another request from
Captain George B. Baldwin, census
enumerator for this district, the Wash
ington authorities wired him yesterday
10 day extension of time in which
to ferret out and count any belated
citizens who have not yet been in
cluded in the official enumeration of
the city. His latest instructions will
permit him to count noses in San Fran
cisco until June 10. However, he will
make no further recapitulation, of the
additional count, but will forward each
return direct to the census bureau at
Washington, where it will be added to
his original returns.
The total figure for the city has been
determined by the local Office, but under
a $4,000 penalty can not be released bv
any other authority than the head of
the census bureau, c. Dana Durand.
This will not be done until the count
for the nation is completed. and it is
expected his announcement will be
made about the middle of August.
that the figure is highly satisfactory to
him and will be to any person who has
followed the history and fortunes of
the city since the fire.
Statistics at hand demonstrate that in
San Francisco the Italians have solved
the race suicide problem with results
that outstrip the natives 10 to l. Closely
following them are the Germans and
next come the Irish. In the matter of
early matrimony the Germans take
first place against the natives of sunny
Italia, Teutonic affection expressing it
self in matrimony as a rule at the age
of 20 years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
jurors OF Marin
ATTACK FLANNERY
Judge Lennon Refuses to Re-
ceive Report on Larceny
Charge After Acquittal
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SAN RAFAEL. June 3.-Although
former Police Commissioner Harry p.
Flannery was acquitted of the charge
fake poolroom at Sausalito, members
of the Marin county grand jury are not
satisfied with his ''vindication." In a
section of their report handed to Su-
perior Judge Lennon today they justi-
fled their own action in bringing the
indictment and declared in substance
that, on the evidence, they had consid-
cred no other course was open to them.
Judge Lennon advised the jurors that
it was not within their province to
comment on the right and wrong of the
Indictment and directed them to retire
and correct the report After a brief
deliberation the jurors returned with
the amended report and were dis
charged.
The grand jury met at 1890 O'Clock
this morning. Reports of committees
and the consideration of routine busi-
ness occupied its attention. The inves-
tigation into the alleged jury tampering
in the Flannery trial and the protec-
ton said to have been offered the pool
room men at Sausalito. which began
during the Flannery trial. was not re-
sumed. The next grand jury will in
vestigate those matters.
According to the report, the county
made money as a result of the raid OF
the fake poolroom by Sheriff Taylor
The prosecution the report said,
did not cost the county over $4,000.
The bail money forfeited by Frank A.
Hazel amounts to $4,000. which means
that the county has actually gained
$500. This is in reply to the critics
who have complained that the fake
poolroom. cases cost the county money.
But aside from the financial gain.
there is an immense moral gain to the
county. We have given warning to
the criminal class that operations such
as the bunko game at Sausalito can not
go on in Marin county without the
principals being punished
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Administrations Railroad Meas
nre, After Amendment, APP
proved by Senators
DEMOCRATS ALONE IN
OPPOSITION TO STATUTE
Vote Might Have Been Unani-
nous but for Court of
Commerce Clause
INCREASED POWER TO
THE COMMISSIONERS
Status Of Railroad Bill
AS Passed by Senate

The senate today passed The
administration railroad bill bp a
pote of so TO II. The negative
potes mere by democrats.
Briefly. the bill. Dhich nom
goes back TO the house, provides
for a court of commerce consist
ing Of fpe judges.
Gives interstate commerce com
mission full poDer to regulate
long and short haul rates for pro-
lection of wdter competition.
Permits shippers to designate
routes.
Places telegraph and telephone
companies under jurisdiction of
Interstate commerce commission.
Regulates issuance Of federal
iujunctiOns that might suspend
state lapS.
CiveS interstate commerce COM
mission more poDer in the deter
HlinQtiOn Of reasonableness of
rates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
WOMAN KILLS SAILOR
IN PLAY WITH PISTOL
Weapon UnIoaded in Her Pres
ence Afterward Charged

SEATTLE, June 3.-Annie Benson,
aged is years, landlady OF lodging
house in Pike street. early this MORN
ing shot and killed Robert Wilson, a
sailor who was discharged from the
United States cruiser Pennsylvania two
weeks ago.
The woman told the police that Will
son came to the house last night with
a friend. Charles Magnuson Wilson
had a pistol, and Miss Benson asked
him to unload ii, which he did.
On going into the room again she
found Wilson lying on a couch and,
seeing the pistol on the table, play
fully pointed it at Wilson. To her hor-
ror a bullet crashed through the sail
or's head.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
chinese UTTER
PROTEST OVER
ANGEL ISLAND
Immigration Service at This
Port Is Attacked in Petition
Sent to Washington
Editor Takes Message Based on
Oriental Threat to Boycott
American Products

Complaining of what the Chinese
League of Justice of America declares
to be intolerable conditions at the
Angel island immigration station the
Chinese merchants of San Francisco
have forwarded to the authorities at
Washington a voluminous arraignment
of the administration of that station.
They have delegated Ng Pong Chu,
editor of the Chung Sal Yat b., the
Chinese daily paper, to carry the mes
sage.
This action is due to an urgent ap-
peal from China to the local Chinese
to boycott American manufactures and
products until relief is accorded.
The movement has been inspired by
the hundreds of deported Chinese stu
dents who have been seeking admis-
sion to the United States for the pur-
pose of entering the American univer-
stiles and colleges, They charge that
not only have they been deported with
out cause but that they have been
subjected to indignities by the immi-
grafton officials and their women in
suited.
ATTACK ON INSPECTORS
Especial complaint is made against
the system of investigation now in
vogue at the immigration station. The
Chinese declare that they are COM
PEELED to combat a presumption that
they are undesirable and that the in
spectors are high handed and insult
ing when examining the effects and
persons of the Chinese women of rep
utable families and merchants. They
also allege that the majority of de-
portations have been made recently
merely for effect, without legal cause.
They ask that the immigration station
at Angel island be moved to this city
because much time is consumed in TAX
ing witnesses to and from the station
and this places heavy burden on the
Chinese immigrant.
THREAT COMES FROM CHINA
The threat of boycott is not made
by the Chinese League of Justice, but
comes from merchants in China whose
sons and relatives have been deported
after passing the rigid examinations
at the American consulate.
The petition to Washington, which
is signed by Wong Wing Tux, presf-
dent, and Fong Sing, secretary, of the
Chinese League of Justice, does not
mention a boycott, but takes the form
of a prayer for relief from the present
system and the practice of retaining
proofs of character. which the mer-
chants are forced to give to the 1mmi-
grafton authorities whenever they
make a business trip. to China
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
CHINESE RESERVE RIGHT
TO RAISE FUND AT HOME
$50, 100000 Railroad Loan Is
Contingent on Success

NEW YORK, May 3.--The placing of
a $50, 100000 Chinese loan for railroad a
building by American and European
bankers is contingent on the ability of
the Chinese government to raise the
money at home.
This new phase of the Chinese loan
negotiatinos was made known by H. p.
Dawson, member of the firm of J. p.
Morgan & Co., who was passenger on
the Lusitania from Europe today.
The Chinese government has reserved
to itself the right OF refusing to accept
this loan If it can raise sufiiojent funds
at home. ---------------------.- ---.----->-------
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
SATURDAY. JUNE, 4, 1910
EDITORIAL

The battle with the railroads Page
Vegetable trust under scrutiny. Page
Sham fight over postal savings banks. Page 4
POLITICAL
Charles F. Curry, after tour of north, declares
situation is excellent. Page 8
REAL ESTATE
City's gateway should be beautihed and made
TO solve traffic problem. Page 10
Since the fire $1sO.OOo, 600 has been expended
in reconstructing the city, Page IL
Dumbarton bridge. already completed, will be
augurste new for San Francisco Page
CITY
Admission day floral design at Golden Gate
park is pleasing Page Is
Two more Native Sons are candidates for office
Of grand marshal. Page 2
Turkish prince said to be impostor, may
have Mme. Buck. Page L
spreekels heirs have no evidence that gifts
were "advsncements.' Page 1S
Celebration Of golden jubilee of St Bonface's
parish 10 begin tomorrow. Page
Leader Of exclusionists charges state report
was compiled by japanese interests. Page 2
Supervisors committee refuses to eliminate
cheap phone service from ordinance. Page Is
SUBURBAN
Divorce scandal results in dropping of A. n.
Sheldon from faculty. Page q
$4,000 lost in grand opera at Princess theater.
according TO witness. Page
Chinese shot by fellow omploye after Quarrel
over cooking berries at hotel. Page g
Oakland grammar schools close with grsdu.
alton of than e07 students. Page G
COAST
Carpenter shoots at wife and constable. then
kills himself Page <
Nevada supreme court upholds constitutionaIity
of the direct primary law. Page 2
Harold Hall, amateur aviator, makes short
flights in a Greene biplane. Page x
EASTERN
Witness accuses the late II. o. Havemeyer Of
all blame for frauds. Page x
SPORTS
Jack johnson fails to get reception that was
accorded to Jefries. Page IL
sourherners lose to Oakland in spite of good
work Of little Kline. Page I3
Merced takes over Oakland franchise in the
state league from Moreing. PAGE ~
san Jose staters beat Fresno, to ?. in game
played at the Rsisin City. Page LIZ
Tin passed on first appearance of son Of
Planudes proves disastrous. Page II
At Corbett's suggestion Jerries merely takes
run on the road during day. PAGE IL
stanford boy wins heat in quarter mile at
conference meet preliminary. Page II
With score tied in ninth, Olsen steals and
brings in Beavers winning run. Page n
Eastern tennis stars refuse TO enter competi-
tiou for Davis international cup Page IL
Reals Wright beats Britishers and wins the
MARINE
Fear of comets tail keeps Central America
wide awake Page IL
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

Nv YASHINGTON, June 3.-The SEN
w ate passed the administration
railroad bill at 9:55 o'clock
tonight 1t had been under consid-
Grafton for more than II weeks and
practically no other business except
appropriation bills was considered in
that long period. Only II votes. all
by democrats, were recorded against
the bill.
The practical unanimity with which
the measure was passed was due to
radical changes made in the measure
from the form in which 1t was drafted
by Attorney General Wickersham fol-
lowing numerous conferences at the
White House on the subject of amend
ing interstate commerce laws. All
the insurgents" who opposed many
features Of the original bill. voted for
1t tonight.
Elimination of Sections
Through the elimination of pooling
and merger sections and by reason Of
the adoption of many amendments in
the interest of shippers, the progress
sive republicans claim a signal vic
tory and most Of the democrats ex-
pressed themselves as favorable to the
large portion of the measure
Had it not been for the retention Of
the sections to create a court of COM
merce, it Is likely that the vote for the
bill would have been unanimous.
Fifty For and Twelve Against
Debate ceased at $50 o'clock. when
Senator Elkins, chairman of the inter
state commerce committee, moved to
take up the bill which was passed BY
the house. and after striking out the
body of that measure to substitute the
matter agreed upon by the senate. In
that form the bill was voted upon.
with the result that it was passed by
vote OF so to u.
No republican voted against the bill
and six democrats voted for it, They
were Chamberlain. Clay, Gore. Paynter,
SlIOIlOHS anu OlOuC. InC UcllOCIdLS re-
corded against it were Bacon, Fletcher,
Frazier, Hughes. Money. Newlands.
Percy. Purcell. Raymer. Shively. Smith
of Maryland and Smith of South Caro-
lima.
La Toilette Gives Warming
Just before the voting began. SEN
ator La Toilette. one OF the "insur-
gent republican leaders. served notice
upon the senate that unless the senate
conferees made a determined fight for
retention OF amendments procured by
progressive and democrats. it could
not hope to have the conference report
approved
Speeches in explanation of their votes
were made by Senators Bacon, La Fol-
lette. Dolliver. Paynter. Clay. simmons
and Gore.
The new law win take effect so days
after it Is approved by the president
The high spots" in the railroad bilk
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
TWO PRINCES RUDELY
HANDLED BY PEASANTS
Motoring NobIemen Encounter
Severe Shower of Stones

sDETMoLD, Lippe, June s.-Prince
Leopold ", the reigning prince of
Lippe, and his brother, Prince julius,
were stoned by a gang OF Italian labor
ers while motoring today. Prince Ju-
lius received a wound on the head.
Later several OF the assailantS were
arrested. --->-----assl-.---------1
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
SHEbAN'S Love
RESTS ON TALE
OF SPLENDORS
Parading as Bey, Patriot, War
rior, lie Successfully Wooes
Dress Maker
Pretty Eyes and a Way With
Women, but He Is Branded
AS ImpOstor

Coming TO San Francisco to rest from
the arduous duties of fighting Turks
on his native heath of Albania, his
royal highness, Prince Sheban Bey
Gotcha, self-proclaimed patriot, soldier
and nberator has devoted his spare time
to the wooing of Nine. NJ Buck. the
city's most fashionable dress maker,
and though the latter makes half
hearted denial, the common under
standing is that the two are to marry
in New York in July. The prince left
San Francisco two weeks ago after
years stay here. He sails for Europe
in July and so does Nine. Buck.
Princeling Repudiated
But while romance does encompass
them round and about jarring note