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srrr, v V, i ur- 0 nVIININO mil.t.KTIN. UON'OMTLU, T II , WIIDNIISDAY, BIN'T 29, '09 Dr. Vicente Santoni of the Medical Faculty, Paris, Irf HOW NAVY BOYS ' SAVF.DJ0QUIMB0 CHILEAN TOWN OWES EXISTENCE TO SAILORS. CANCER MAY CHANGE MANTOHIGHEIiBEING ,'VWiVWWWVW.WWWWWWVWlftmWWWWW' K " A. V ; .. ar. i , J ''. ft '' : m sS3SBBl .$.S&.ratf.-5.1I?Wv4.. .. i?'KS? J V. K f " i 'rsk .tkh& i --5 m Rf l'W t ii jr ij y k'.j ..j- In omo countries tlio ntmophoro Is i nnttir.it tonic. Iw temperature, high altitude, villi an ntmospheto rich In oxygen, aro Invigorating to llio people. Such peoplo aro vigorous of body, quick In action, mul enterprising. Other countries aro not no fortunate. High temperature, low altitude, llttlo oxygen, ami tlio atmosphere naturally depressing. Tonics bceumo almost a necessity of tlio ororytlny life. A scientific tonic In a large dvg,reo mitlgMcs tlio untoward effect of a depressing climato. A great many years ago Dr. llartman dovlscd l'cruna. Its manufacture, has been under his watchful caro over since. To make of ltarwllahlo and safo tonic which could bu taken any length of tlmo without producing a drug habit has been tho ambllluu or Dr. Llartman. That lie has succeeded In bringing Fcruna up totthls high Ideal Is appar ent by tho world-nldo reputation which it has attained. i'cruna Is a tonic which U applicable In all depressing states of the sys tem. It may bo used by thoss recovcrlug from acuto ailments, or those who am uoprescl by climatic Influences Ths following wholesale druggists w'll GOVERNOR FflilYMS PROOFS f REPORT Tin' icI-HM i"i.uf ot tl.i nirnl if pint nf (lOii'iunr l"n r i tin' be . tnry iif llu Intciliv v :.t in'ird i" Wnslihu'lim b ihc A1 inn la I'm inmn In'i. Tho 1 1 port ill" lis in ien'4'h li!i the problems ult'ctliij tit luriltciryj Mul lth It U nn ah-trnct wh'ch wji prepared by Goeni(r Krrar (in the roiicst of tho Secretary of tho Inter. Inr nud will bo embodied In that !11 clal's report to Congiuua. (Jftvemor Ticar completed his re lirt lu Augmt and rrcplvi-il tho proof h fiimi Wnshlngtnn it t,lior.l tlmu ngo, A number of ndillilong were m:iilo by (iiirt-ruor Pienr thiough the obtaining nf il.ita that wan not iead when tho flr.it ilralt of Iho report u.ia llnlshoil und tlioM" changes weio Incorporated In Iho proofs. ' s NO JOY IN LIFE FOR KANSAS BOY i' .. Str.tcs Put Hiin Under Some Ethical Rules as Result of Activity of Beard of Education. TOPKICA (Kns.), Se.ito.mhcr 12. , , . IlHglnnlnp K.nmriow, a gie.it major- Ily or '.ho U.OUI) Hrliuols will open In ' Kunsjs, when n new orncr piomtil- Bated by State Superintendent Ka(r ehlld and the Stale Iloaid of Cdu eatlon will so Into offe 't. TUlilc nro to lie tuuglit in all the Mlu.ola uf tho State. This subject Is not In tho legular rimisi- uf btii.1 . but It hasj been put thoro b a btteoplng older i f i om l-'nlrchild. This new order of thing's In ICun e'ns bchools miiy appear coiii:uqnphti.o ' to tliu grown-up people, but to tho jiiuuribter It means tho eurtallmont of many Improper liberties ho lias enjoyed nil these jears. It menus ho can no longer piny mcrhles for Ifeopj nor throw snowballs at grown people who happen to pass his way. Putting sulphur on the schoolhoin" ituvo, diopplng luiwdcr down icglb tets, stealing apples' and watermel ons, tjlng tin cans to tho tails of dogs, pulling gills', hair. Mailing knives "sight unseen" and nil other pranks and jokes whlili havu ininlci life of tho schoolboy uno uf unalloy ed Joy must bo laid ltslilo lu Kuu-.as. Under tho auspices of the Katlonal , Red Crocs (hero Is to Irj an Intcicom- " paiiy inllltaiy i-jnniotlllon In the nppll- cation ofiflift aid to tho liijurud at - ,llkesbario,.I,a. Oct. 2. ; n ,h- S,,'j V&W a .t j&i. Countries. snpply the retail trade : BENSON. IS. DllilhK WANTS DOWER'S INTEREST Wonts Court Order Directed To Executors A petition for administration of dower has been filed by Kinney, nat ion, Prosier & Anderson, attorneys for Knima Drcler. Tho petition recites thalfCerll llioun mid V. A. Schaofer qualined ns exrciuora uf tlio will and that although Fix mniXhs has elapsed ".li'.ro tho ile.ilh of, August UrelT, tho widow Iirh not n n yet beep assigned her dower In the estnto nlthougli lor ninl demand hag been ui.tilv. Tlio petition asks that commission ers bo appointed for the pnrpngb of iippinlRlng tho valno of Mrs. Didor'H dov.er Interest, leporttng thulr find ing!' to tho court, which Id then npked to direct tho paying over of the dower interest. Annexed to tho petition Is "" ll,vcl,t0r' B,,,,wlnK Ho personal prnpoity nf tho estate to bo valued at rS3,S2.ls , , r,llv ,,,,,. , J72 82S, IMPORTANT SESSION MERCHANTS ASS'N ii y Impoitnnt meeting of tho "A voiy Mcic'innts' Ausoelntlon will ho hold I iila afternoon at I o'clock. (leoigo II ilcCIollim will addicss the meet lug, nud other matters of greut Ini portance will come before the Asso ciation. All members uio urged to attend the session. i REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Entered for Record Sept. 28, 1909, from 10:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. !J!ig Uiy to 1'ang Young I) Pans .low to IMug Yong Dal I) Wallukii Sugar Co. to C. Ilrewer & Co I.td 1) William II Cornv.ell und wf to Jth. ur H. Ilrnvwi D Ailhitr .M Drown and vf to A I. C Atklmoti I) A I. C Atkinson lo .May K Drown ...I) Cecilia K I'liiiahoj to William II Kiuwe V I) Entered far Record Sept. 20, 1909, from 8:30 a, m. to 10:30 a. m. (leorgu II Angus tu James II l.uvu.AI, $1&I JM SliiiiiSA xwmBm J . Wii w . .JrVW ?W if'Mmr . xvtmk ; r " "il HiViMSV x- ?8Ma x Now Practicing in Ponce, Porto Rico, Says: The undersigned, Dr. Vicente Santoni, of the Medical Fac ility oj Paris, prac ticing in Ponce, Porto Pico, certifies: u I have been using the preparation known as Peruna for some time, for ca tarrhal diseases, al ways obtaining excel lent results. It is a rrnn7 hrnhririittnti mi I ,eVV,.Mr.V . I will always use it in cases for which it is adapted." Or. V. Santoni, Ponce, P7 R. Prescribes Pc-ru-na. Testimonial of Dr. Estcban Vld.il J Illos, olllco Police, Porto Rico. Doctor of Medlclno and Surgery of tho Uni versity of Madrid, honorary member of the Faculty of Barcelona, Cataluna, Spain. Has practiced In tho hospitals of Paris and has boon admlttod to Iho bar qf Porto Rico. "I cortify that I prescribe Peruna, a remedy for pulmonary diseases, manu factured by tha I'cruna Drug Cu., ol Columbus, Ohio, U. S. A., and that I liavo been surprised by the quick, stiro results and It good pharmacological formula." . Vidal t Rios. Tonco, P. R. SMITH & CO., Honolulu, Hawaii. -rsz?i ROYAL BAND IN SYMBOLIC CONCERT Amidst tho gayety of flio recep tion Inst night Iho Hoy a I Hawaiian Hand played for four hours on the deck of the "V. 9. S. Honolulu," fore- HhaduwliiK tlio time when a real man-of-war, christened nfter tho cap ital of Hawaii, will be welcomed with tlio 'music mid (lowers of Hawa ii's people. That tho old and fiiiuuus hand of the Hawaiian Kings, which hai Kept Its plucu In tho history of the IeIuiiiIk, should, surrounded with tho niagnlllcence uf n navy iccep thin, piny on tlio umck deck of a mock battleship with the grim real ity of the leal thing looming ahovo It, is symbolic of tho tlmo when America's power will bo greeted by tho newest and mosj. beautiful addi tion to its rcgnl torrltory, mid u icul" "U. S. S. Honolulu'! will help uphold the honor of tho Stars and Stripes. Joa SMbon, John Ventura and Henry Allen were flnvl thre plunks wild tillls upteco this liiftrnliiR be fore Judgo Andrade for Indulging loo much for nil that makes life worth living In tho bull pen. Ka pua (w) was also leipiested to pay the mine amount to -the geneinl up keep of the city und county for tho i umo reasons. August Alliens, inanagor of Kukli lh"ele plantation. Is In town on u sluit buulncss trip. Colorado has received $3,11(1 n n ttx on the ext.ito or the l.ilo Gen. W. J. I'nlnier, founder of Co'onulo Spilngn. It wn? Iho cecond largeHt tax over paid tho Btato. In tho rederal cnuit at Mnrrpielte Mich., H, T, Ijirsnn former cashier of tho ilcfunrt First National hank of Iriinuood, .Mich., pleaded gullti' to eiuliezzlement. Ooveiiun's and merchants nf four statca will altond tho coinentlon of the Ohio Valloy Impiovenient ashocla lion at Cincinnati Oct. II and 1G. SOURCE OF SUPPLY. "Von haven't'got nerve enough fo make n rucces3 of anvtliliiL'.". Kalil tho vitiligo grocer to the Bhlflless'renklug the pipe, It flowed down party. "What you need Is moro . mi Ihe flrchenealh. Bund." i The Chileans expressed tho great- "Ouesa you'io rfg'it old unit -e you'io rfg'it old nnn " Joined the s. p., "mid If sand Is what 1 need fcanil Is whnt I'll have, (lim ine ii ijuarler'a worth of sugar." Men of Second Division of Pacific Fleet, Now Here, Waged Two Hours' Fight Agaimt Fire Threatening City. Klled away in niiyy chronicles itmong the unnoted accounts ot tho nrmy nud navy In tlmo uf pence, of the heroism which the public never recognizes, coming, ns It does, with out the excitement and glamor nc coided lo It In war, nre the accounts uf the manner In which the city of Coquliiiljo, Chill, was saved by tho boys of the Second Division of tho I'nclflc licet, now here. It was while the fleet was off Hint port In January ot this year that the aid of Uncle Sam's sailors in lighting n sudden and furious fire that broke out In the hotel, saved the entire town, dried by the Bun nnd untouched by rnin, from com plete destruction by tho flames. In the report of Cnplnln Klskc, who directed the fire fighters, to Ad nTlrnl Scb'ree many of the officers and men nre mentioned fur conspicuous bravery, and George 11. Whcclcr, ship's fitter, first class, and William Cowan, botswaln's mate, second class, have been nwaided tho gratui ty of $100 and tho medal of honor. It was seven o'clock In the. even ing when a large flic suddenly blnz ed out In the city, and Captain Klslto sent Knstgnu Hccs Into tho city to offer assistance In enso It was need ed. The chief ot the lire department sent back woid that h needed all the assistance that could be given. Tho Are and rescue parties at once started for shore, and Captain Flskc took charge of them. They found the Hotel Hoyal, the largest In Coqulmbo, n mass of fire. A par ty of American sailors who were found operating on "n three-foot ledge, part ot the burning second floor, wore ordered Into tho adjoin ing house, as the ledgo would soon have fallen. Lieutenant Commander Chnrles W Hughes had chtrgo of this party and had managed to train three or four lines of hoje on tho fire from thn( point of vantage, unstnble as It was. Them were Unity men In Mr, Hughes' pally, nnd, operating In tho house thill abutted on tho rear of the hotel;9 Ihoy kept tho flro from spreading 'In that direction. Had he flro spread to this house It would have spread liejond contiol the full length ot tho wnterfiont. Mr. Hughes lilmxelf took charge of tho party nnd often risked his own llfo by pulling ikiwn burning rafters on himself. He happened to be on tho ledge when It gave way and owed his life to the fact that the lire be neath had partly burned out. Tho fight waged by himself und his men on this sldo of the flro lasted two hours without IntermUblon. Meanwhile Captain Klske had thrown n cordon of men around the fire und drove nil except tho nctual lire fighters from tho scene, taking piccnutlnns against pilferers. Midshipman Harry A. McCluro was found by Captain Klske un tho loot of the one-story house that abutted on the rear ot tho hotel and ordered him nud his party to Keep away from the burning thlity feet nf wall that rose above them. Me Clurc managed to get two lines ot Iiobo plajlng from another roof and uftorwards carried oncMn tho ground and trained It on the northeastern Intel lor of the hotel, wheie tho flic was then the hottes. Several Imcs liU commander had to oidor him back from excessively dangerous points, nnd on 'one occa sion Cnpt. Klske seized him by the collar and pulled him back to tho sticot fioin a burning window"" 'ho was trying to enter with n line of hose. Lieutenant Commander Hughes was ntslstd by Midshipman Krank llusscl during his fight with tho tire In tho rear, and tho latter curried the orders ot his supcilor to the most dangoruus points under ex ticiuely perilous conditions. Midshipman Raleigh K. Hughes was the Immedlato assistant of Cap tain Klbko during the fire nnd at one tlmo had to enter a hoiibo nnd Jl'icak ojen tho door of n pilvato loom in tho hard fight ngnlnst tho destiiicttvo flames. Close to the southern edgo ot tho loot was a double tank, which It Is ruiuoicd contained either oil or gns. As It was absolutely Cbsentlnl to. veilty the rumor, William Gownn climbed to the top of the upper tank through tho Intonso heat, calmly disregarding tho report of excited Latins that It was full ot oil, In vestigation showed that there was nothing hut water lu the tank, and. oil admiration nnd amazement lit the way the Americans foircd tho Jim under contiol, and parties from the lliitlsh gunboats Shearwater and AOENT FOR EVOLUTION OF EARTHLY VERTEBRATES New Form of Life Is Found in Can cer Cell Disease It Not on Increase, Not Infective and Not Hereditary. IIUDAI'KST, Sept. 1. Is cancer tho agent which nature has chosen for the final extinction ot the human race, or Its transmission, by a pro cess of evolution, Into some other and higher form of life, atf yet un- Bulled to present conditions on the globe 7 This Is the question sclen-. lists nre asking nfter listening to the stiangc revelations Just made to the Sixteenth International Medical Congre.is here by Prof, K. V. llnsh- ford of London, director of the Im pel Inl ancer llcseaich, which war established by royal authority In 1902 to carry on' systematic Investi gations In regard to this mysterious disease. Cancer stands revealed In tho ex periments of tho Imperial Cancer He- search, not nssa disease, In tho ordi nary accepted meaning of the term. hut ns tonic new form of life. There Is no cancer germ. On tho contrary, the cancer cell In A living cell, con taining the power within Itself of airpnrcntly Indefinite proliferation, or self perpetuation nnd expansion. Moreover. It It not nn embnontc cell. but Is'n highly specnllizod cell. Tho growth of cancer, tho director tells his learned colleagues, Is en- tliely and essentially different from tho growth of embryonic tissues, analogies with which were natural so long as the growth of cancer Wis put nn end to by tho death of Indi viduals. This growth Is a unique biological phenomenon, disobeying nil the laws of growth by which or ganisms and organs attain to their specific dlmcnsluiiB. The cancer cell possesses fixed characteristics. What causes a normal cell to cvo luto or chnnge Into a cancer cell? This Is the great mystery. Experiments on Mice. Cancer, the congress was told, has no analogy with nny known from ot Infective disease. Out of 200,000 mice bundled by the Imperial Cancer Re search, not ono of them communicat ed the cancer to nny other one. Nor did any one handling the mlcu de velop cancer though they sicnt ilas lu the moms In which 10,000 lean eel ous mice were kept In colonics. Is cancer limited to human be ings? No, says Prof. Uashford. It Is common, contrary to the genoral belief, in all vertebrates In dogs, cats, mice, birds, frogs, fish, every animal that has a backbone. The trout is partlculaily liable to cancer. It Is apparently ps prevalent lu sav ago and scinl-clvillzed ns In the most highly1 civilized rnces ot men. Can the cauner lesions be reproduced, ex perimentally, nnd can cancer bo transplanted from one nnlmnl Xo an other? Yes, says Prof. Uashford. It has been done In tens ot thousands of cafes by tho experimenters In tho Imperial Cancer Research Laborato ries, especially fioin mouse to mouse. Is there any nge-tncldcnl-e In can cer? Yes,- the director tolls the con gress, nnd It holds good not only for man hut for nil other vertebrate ani mals. Tho liability to the disease Is giontcst In early middle life. Is cancer on the Increase? That Is doubtful, says Uashfoid. Tho art parent Increase, he says, Is duo to moro caicful diagnosis. Tho liabil ity, to the disease Is somewhat gicat er In' males than In females. Not Contagious or Infectious, Is cancer hciedltary or congenital? That question, says Uashford, has not been settled cither one way or the other for man. The experiments with mice have bo far afforded no cvjileiice-in favor of Inherited or con genital Influence. In the llrbt 400 mice bred of cancerous parents, which lived over six months, 30 cases nf cancer nVpcaied. Hut Its In cidence obeyed the gcncrnl law of ago-lncldcnce, not developing nt birth. Them was, therefore, sayB tho director, un satisfactory Indica tion ct mi Inborn predisposition. Cancer and tho predisposition to can cer. Uashford says, may he regard ed finm the 'mouse experiments, as being acquired, nnd not hereditary or congenital. Tho disease Is' not contagious or Infective, nnd thero Is unttstnnnttKUMttKK Algerlno nnd tho Chilean cruiser Chacnbuco, who wcro also on . tho spot, were cast Into tho shado by tho exploits of Uncle Sam's boys, al though they took un ncttvo part lu tho saving ot the town. In his report to the Commander in Chief, Captain. FIsko mentioned Lleutemtnt Commander Hughes for extrnnidlnnry heroism In tlni" of peril; Midshipmen McCluro nud Rus- .el for conspicuous valor, and Mid shipman Hughes and Carpenter Mead for o.'.tinoidlnary ability. It was on Captain riske's report that Wheeler and Uovvau were awarded tho medals of honor. Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, Our New Skirts , Are Here 4 ' . -Great Annual Clearance Sale : . .' of Shift Waists Begins on FRIDAY NEXT, Oct. i MMMMMAAMMAAMMMAAMWMMMArMAMMMMArVVVWWWWVWIAAMlVVrO no micit thing nt n cancer epidemic. Nor uro thero "cancer houses" were the occupants get tho disease from the house. ' No sertim which will euro cancer or rciiMer' man Immuno has yet been found, Uashford asserts. Ho states his own observations liavo been cor- roboiated by those of Br. Klexner, director of the Rockefeller Institute In New York, to tho effect that tho fcifim of Immune animals (anmals which for one reason or nnolher have resisted cancer) Is nut more In jurious to tho cancer cell than nor mal scrum. VETERANS OF SPANISH WAR NAME OFFICERS. TACOMA, Wash., Sept. 10. After voting to drop tho word "United" from the official name, the Spanish War .Veterans chose Denver ns tho encampment city for 1910, nnd elect Your Own Price In Clothing Beginning THURSDAY, Sept. 30th, and con tinuing for ONE WEEK ONLY. Here are a few prices at the reduced figures Lot 8G80 Formerly $ 9.00 Reduced to $ 6.75 a suit V . lot 8624 Formerly 10.00 Reduced to 7.80 a suit lot 1531 Formerly 12.00 T Reduced to 0.C0 a suit lot 1M5 Formerly 13.50 .'. .Reduced to 10.15 a suit Lot 8735 Formerly 14.00 Reduced to 10.50 a suit lot 1057 Formerly 15.00 Reduced to 11.23 a suit lot 1C34 Formerly 16,00 Reduced to 12.00 a suit lot 21880 Formerly 17.00. . . .' Reduced to 12.75 a suit Lot 21900 Formerly 19.00 Reduced to. 14,25 a suit Lot 8837 Formerly 20.00 Reduced to 15.00 a suit Lot 20350 Formerly 22.00 Reduced to 10.50 a suit We also have a fine lins of straw hats at the following Vriccs: 75c, $1.00. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, and a su- perior line of felt hats at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 nnd $3.00. Remember, One Week Only L B. Kerr & Co. Alakea St. v ed Col. Kifward .1. (Uhbon ot Wnkc flcld, Mnss., commander In chief nt tho closing session ot their Blxth na tional convention here today. Mrs. Ida M. (Inlloway, Washington, 11. C, was named president-genera! by the Woman's Auxiliary, and Napoleon White, Ronton, Mns'i., (.elected lead er of tho Military Order ot the Ser pent. Chicago and Los Angeles, bidders' for next year's encampment, withdrew In favor ot Denver nt tho lust minute. Washington nnd Mou tnnn Ineffectually fought Denver to the end. I .Vow Knglund delegates controlled tho convention from tho outset nnd checked the efforts of Washington to make the Oram! Army of the Repub lic veterans honorary mi'iiiheis of tho fraternity Tnmoriow tho Span ish Wnr Veterans nnd their ladles will celebrate their special day at the A.-Y.-P. exposition. 'Mmt: fr V iym' .i Mrfinf