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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-22
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CURRENT TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 21st, 1903.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CTTY.

LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 6-For Grand Junction. Den
Yer and points east ........- $50 a m
NO -to- Provo. Grand june
u0n and points east -..---.. BIS D m
NO FOR Provo. Grand juno
No tiop an points east -. $50 pm
Lehi, Provo. NIanJi. Marys-
- vale and intermediate points 500 a. m
no. S-For Provo. PaysOn
eureka and intermediate
y, points ...c....................... 500 pm.
no. u--For Ogden and all inter
mediate points Observation-Disclosures $40 o. m.
no S-tor Ogden and the west. IL 80 pm.
NO 1-FOT ogden and the west. AS % m
no. 5-For Ogden and the west $3.50 am.
NO lG-For Park City and all
intermediate points ....-....... Sis am.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. 12-From ogden anG all in
termediate points .-............ sos an
No Prom Provo. Grand JunC-
ton and the east ...-....-..... $40 a. m
NO. From Provo. Grand
Junction and the Cast...---.... IS pm.
No a-trom Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east .....-...--...II As m
No. 9-From Provo, Bingham.
Heber. Marysvale and inter
mediate points -----.------------ 500 pm
No 6-FrOm Ogden and the west $50 am.
NO From Ogden and the west 3.U5 D. n
No 4-F.rom Ogden and the west $40 pm.
No. From Eureka. PaysOn,
Provo and intermediate
points -...-....-. 49,. ..--..-...lO-09 am.
No. 1ol-T-om Park City. 5:l5 pm.
PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICE.
Ticket office 10S West Second south
street. pcstoftice corner. Phone 205.
J. A BENTON,
Cen A.st Pass. Dept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-22
millinery Opening

Today and tomorrow.
WALKERS STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
tsp.eialto The STAR

SPOKANE. pee 1.-THE people
who are behind this movement In
tend 10 have reform II they can
not get Il any other way then theN
viii have a grand jury called. nud
when q Is called. officials who have
refused 20 enforce the laws Will have
to pay the penalty.
such WAS the dictum Of Rev.
George Il Wallace. pastor II West
minister Congregational church, ycs-
terday after he aud the preachers
committee had discussed for u1
hour and n half with Mayor Boyd
aud Police Commissioner Root the
moral condition Of spokane. Mr..
Wallace made his statement directly
In the presence Of the mayor aud the
commissioner II was called forth
hy a declaration OF the mayor that.
b. his Judgment. the social evil
could not be- eradicated. The mayor
declared. moreover. that be qucs-
toned the advlsahility Of eradicatine
II even II Il could be done.
Five preachers composed the COM
mltter which conferred with the
city officials for nearly two hours.
Comparisons were made with cunjt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
IT IS THE BEST
IN THE COUNTRY
IRON ORE EXPERT SAYS THERE is VALUABLE
DEPOSIT At oRAY's HARBoR

be Installed for about one NTH the
cu@t usually required for mining ana
smelling ordinary Ores A. result
Of ny Investigation. / believe u u
the oniy deposit 81 the kind on the
coast that can be worked safely from
tides and storms. of that has sur
fieisnt supply ~ MOOD on the ground
for cha rsssal fuel or = natural land
inK.' inSuFips water transportation
for ali purposes.
while IL could be made 81 great
utsisy 90 the community ts output
being Hunted Il could have no gen
stai effect on the market It's only
particular adfantaEr aulld hs only
10 those concerns which are inter
ssief IN the company and command
"a The output
These statements coming from n
man 50 thoroughly eIuaintsd with
All features IT the iron Industry
SHOULD command the attention OF
local foundry interests which ms y
desire 10 have special advantage
over eompeiiHg netshhors
Mr. FhA- viii remain So seattle
Ter short time for the purpose -
interesting local iron Industries IN
the proposition to develop the de-
ussHif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
especial ss The STAR

VANCOUVER, n g. Dec. IA
special from Calvary. y. w. r.
states that Ernest ceshel. convicted
OF murder and sentenced 90 pay this
death penalty. made daring 80
cape from the Mounted Police bar
racks. IN that city. last night. PIE
got the drop on hts guards. locked
them up In his oNn cell. forced them
To give up their keys and then boldly.
walked from the Jail ana made HE
escage
lie Was sentenced 20 be hanged
next Tuesday. and Il now arprHrs
that he VIII miss the hauzlneu's
moose. ~ the latest reports stated
that he has not hsen rccaptursd and
that the officers we're firmly con-
WINGED that. even u he VAS found.
he would not allow himself h. D.
taken 10 prison alive
Some one gave the convicted muir
derer the roVolvers with which he
was able to accomplish his success
ful break foY liberty John Cashci
brother ~ the escaped convict n
suspected Of furnishing the murderer
with the guns. He has been ar
rested.
Ernest cssshei effected MS escape
shortly after 8 o'clock last night Hr
was hidden IN his ell and three
guards went 90 search for him. sud
denly cashei darted cut from q dsrt
corner ard showed the muxzies OF
two biz reviewers in the faces 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

refused e. allow
Ryan explained that he had been
delayed three weeks during the beau
tifal DAYS 81 summer because the
citY'a sfiEissrFa failed % give him his
grades o. time When they did gel
around ~ a. IL. he found ont that he
was obhges to haul earth Co mako
the Nils called for lie aisn said that
much af his delay was owing Co the
rainy weather and the hostility of the
street department
Has aroused sympathy "a he com
mittyo when be said that supgrfhtsud-
ont % streets walters had threat
ened tu arrest him M one time for
hauling dirt away from "A street with
which to make "a fill IN order 60 hurry
things.
H&eu'a excuse FOR his failure to proc
vide wooden crnsswalka in the uxccu-
tiau ~ hts Yciaer way contract was
n failure. James noticed a. and when
Mullen refused Co. James got very
angry However hc voted with tho
rest in Swing Ryan his extension.
The members Of the committee could
not sec why Ryan should be fined
whiic other contractors who are much
farther behind ON their contracts have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

net t.rsa malct.d b tbs board u pub.
Dc works
Hsann friends aiisEe that u vas bis
well knuwn adherence to the priu-
ciplss - Thomas jefferson that
cAuH-a the Republican Hsaafd II public
works t. sit down az him. vht5r the
other contractors have been let or
Assistant Engineer scott waa placed
ON the rack o. explain why hiE depart
meat wa- - diistofs o. performing IL
aatir.. 1tplt said that The trouble
vas that ths department did net hsks
enough men Then whsn b. waf
asked Nhy II did not Est th# men. fhs
council never having refused auch q
request he said that there w4H not
enough roam tn the ctfy hall 10 ac-
Cummptafs more men
lie aisa said that there Vas no DOUBT
that contractors hsd been hiudsrrd by
delays ~ Esiting their sfades from
the engineers and that ~ would TAX
~ least three months for the depart
ment o. catch np with - Work n ~
mere wsa ordered antil then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
AFFIRMED
SUPREME COURT SAYS n. ST.
JOHN DIX MUST SERVE THE
SENTENCE IMPOSED on HIM

OLYMPIA. Dec. I'LL 81 John
Din. president Of the wrecked bank
Of Whatcam. viii have 10 serve the
penalty imposed ON him By the sa-
pefler court for snIi%xElinE bank
fuudH The supreme court has Hus-
tRlned the decision OF the lower
court. ~ which he Was found guilty
81 emhegEieueut.
~ result 81 thia decision - thu
supreme court, 80 John Dig has been
rearresfed az Whateom. lie was re
LEASED several week. aga on bali
with the understanding that he
would diNulgs every thinE about the
conspiracy alleged L. have been en-
tered into to deffAud drpnsitorE IN
the hank out Of their money. 80 far
az known he has not done this.
The story 20 the starting 81 the
bank uu borrowed capital Of &c sub
segment failure. arrest of 81 John
Dix and his strenuous efforts TO
avoid exttaditiou from England 20
the United states T. well known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

". J Shaw Of Cincinnati former
ID secretary - the board OF trade
Of that gity. - IN seattle ard toto
The Star today that there lies on the
Pacific coast. just back % Gmys
hartor. a mast valuable dspceIt 81
ocean mined iron ors that may BE-
made Ia have az exclusive ana
bxneficsHt Influence on local iFoss
industries u properly developed
Mr. shaw said this fnpyuing
While thr product wfti h. uiuiter
in amount. Il viii 10 the cheapest
and probably the best iron yet pre-
snrsd al the United StHiss Is 80
pears thsf u 10 the magnetic okifs
q iron. % Nhieh the superior ifnh
~ Norway and Russia T. made
This lH ~. third trip ! have
made 90 the coast within ~. past
few months during which time the
deps.aii has been secured hy the rofn.
pany which I represent such appifs
auc.a have been Invented and prss
enfed a. fpudsf Il possible o. PRO
ducs the iron AT 0us-thiui the ecat
- production from ordinary ere any
whore Vi the United states More
over. that a. a result % the char
aetsr ana condition ~ the ore, =
plant for recovery and smeltinE can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
VARIETY
THEATER
ROW OFF

Superior Judge He'll yesterday dts.
missed the injunction suit brought
by the Cumique Thvater Company
against Tom aud John ConHidiue e
restrain them from interfering with
the management OF the 1oniqae
thcatwf.
II IL Understood that peace has
been restored. the Cumiaus man
REcmeut having been given a brief
option u purchase the vaudeville ia
trrests af the eanHidiurH IN seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
BOARD OF WORKS GETS
A SLAP IN THE FACE
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON STREETS REFUSES TO
STAND FOR THE COLLECTION OF sraO FOR
FELT MONEY FROM TIMOTHY RYAN THE DE
LINQUENT STREET CONTRACTOR

The street committee ~ the cts
council slapped the board ~ public
worka 81 the face. mrtaphurichlly
speaking. ysstrrday afternoon by ~
hitting 10 Contractor Timothy Ryan
the tin which the board a. ita meet.
ing Saturday had assessed against
him az a penalty foe belnE - days
late IN completing hin contract fof
cuustrnc ting concrete walks on Yes.
Der way RYAN was present at the
meeting and made an eloquent little
speech 10 defense 81 himself
This delinquent contractor found his
strongest friend IN ON. % the Third
ward who had concluded from per
soma lnbrcrvatton that RYAN WAS un-
usually dillgent iu completing that
contract Chairman Mullen. who has
always shown an unexplained nver-
sion towards G. J Erickson. r. Nc
Cielian and one or two other com
tractors not Ia the contractors trust
also rushed 20 the defense Of the de-
huquent
The forfeit which the board 81 pub
lic works In Hpasmodic fit Of virtue.
had exacted from Ryan, Wa pructic-
ally given back TO him by grant ~
the extension Of time, which the board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
COLDFEET
PREVENTED Rosr. eEARosIgY
FROM DROWNING HIMSELF
NOW ne rs IN JAIL TO FACE
A CHARGE or FORGERY

Robert Bsardsiey. y years old. rho
boat ia Columbia aicHsh on Lake
Naahinstun. announcing his cuntsms
plated suicide. Waa arrested lat niahi
uy Detectives nryns- and Kennedy
and locked up in the fitF faiL
Tbs yauns man. uhn l. the son q
Mrs. bangs. ~ 100 TWsuty-firsf ave-
uus. viii BE- charged With forEiuK biz
mothers name 20 4 number - eaeg IS
aEKrsEatinE more than $50 Past iit.
ing was the cause of fseartisies .
downfall When h. seN HAT ~ had
reached hls limit he tried 10 create
an lmrr~saiaa that he had commit.
ted suicide. and quietly slipped uas
and away
IN March Mrs Hangs husband died
leaving ilfe Insurance = e 80 .whioh
the widow deposited In the scandiuA-
Wan bark The son knew iusf hoA
the acrnunt there stecsi at all times
add BEGAN 70 fprEe checks for small
amounts. gradually growing holdsr
BE spent the money on fast women
and IN tirinking. leading Rilt edged
lffe generally
Ths daF The note. saying he had de-
cidwd % end u all was found in the
boat. The Scandinavian bank received
letter from the hoY in 2hish Ne said
that he had forged his mothers name
for checks amounting g. t~sa aud IN.
tended t. cnmmit suicide The hank
officials did not believe the suicide
story and turned the matter over to
the police. which resulted la HsAr.ls.
teys arrest iaat night
Detectives Kennedy and nyrus fol.
lowed 40 every ciew until they had a
net woven around Hsardaiev which he
could not escape lie wna trapped
last niEht at the Occidental hotel At
police headquarters he made n faH
confession and told how be had hoped
T. deceive everybody with the suicide
idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
CONDEMNED MAN GETS GUARDS,
HIS OWN CELL FORCES HAND THEIR KEYS
AND WALKS BOLDLY FROM JAIL

the guards. at tbs same time threat
cuiug "a XII any and all - them II
they dld not do a. he commanded
cashel had she drop ou the three
officers and they we're forced 70
Submit to being locked up n
Cashel's cell ChHhcil then threat
eusd to shoot them II they did 10;
Obey. forced them 20 give up their
arms and keys. with the latter he
unlocked the shacklsa on hts feet
unlocked ell intervening Jail doom
and walked cut ~ the barracks
II was some tlrue after the nur-
deFsr made his escape that the
tsree guards wure found lock-d az
IN the condemned mans cell The
alarm was Immediately given but
despite the fact that every available
officer was put or his trail, all e.
forts Co find Cashel had proven
futile up until the time that the last
report Was sent here.
cRshei Was n years old today
The murder 81 which he was con
xletsa Was a cold=bioedsd affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
BODY WAS
M'LEVYS

The body which wnH found float
ing H. the bay of tn foot Of Thomas
street Wednesday afternoon has
been Identified az that Of Patrick
McI.evy. who was a marine fireman
aboard the steamship Indiana. which
sailed for New York three weeks
ago. McLcVy was drowned the night
before the vessel sailed The body
has been Identified by members of
the Sailors. Union who had known
Mcf.eVy for years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
BIG MEN
TO FIGHT
Jack Johnson and Sandy Fer
guson Win Mix II for Hon
ors. Tonight

BAN FHANcfBco. Dec. ii.-Jaek
johnson. the calored champion ~ tho
world Will box sandy Ferguson az
C0iima tonight Although the bsttng
In 10 10 g. with the black holding 90
the TONG cud IT the money. friends -
Ferguson are confident n his sue
cess.
Ferguson Will cudfaVor 20 get "a
match with Jeffriss II he succeeds iu
winning from johnson. However. II
on the other hand Johnson wins
which as"fua probable. Jeffriea will
suH be Without rival There are
many Who believe that the euiorsd
man can beat the champion. but JEFF
tries has drawn the color line aud viii
not fight the black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
MARINE NE VS.

The steamship Hyades. Captain
Wright. cleared yesterday for
Oriental ports and VIII sail today
The hyadcs viii take 5000 tons Of
American freight consigned to Rus
sian. Chinese and japanese ports
The Hyades cargo consists Of flour
Of which $4,000 sacks are from the
mills OF this state. and I 300 bales Of
cotton from the state Of Texas. She
also has large consignment Of mer-
ehaudiso from various eastern cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
STILL TALKING
REFORM

BALTIMORE. Md. Dec. 1i.-pe-
fore a large and enthusiasts audi
euce of ciNl service refoTnlors a
number Of interesting papcss and
addresses were presented today at
the second DAYS session OF the an
nual convention OF the National
civil Service Reform League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
TO ELECT
OFFICERS
SEVERAL COLLEGE OFFICES AT
U. OF W. TO BE FILLEp-HoM.
NATIONS TODAY

Nominations fer college ard athletic
offices a. the University ~ WashiuF.
tou viii bc made To-day. The election
Will BE- held sometime next week
TIE mpnt important office TO be
filied b. that u general manager Of
athletics for next year &. 3. Eigrint
T. general spoken - as the plausible
candidate Tor the office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
CHRISTMAS
MATCH OFF

The chances Tor a ChristIaH gnme
Of football between the MuitHHfnah
team and AN aii Seattle team are sliIu.
Nc MILAN. captain II the Portland
bunch. telephoued 10 Seattle lart night
that h. could not bring his tea nj here.
but wanted tho Seattle men 10 come
down there. Seattle cant So 90 Port
land with the meu who w0aid COM
paHe the team. ard therefore the game
IL practically Off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
cORDELL- SEIGER

San FRAHCIsc0. Dec % Jack
Cordeli. who BsHtsd tuerrera recently.
has been matched with Charlie ssigsr
for q date late 10 the month. n Cor
dell wins this match he viii start In
to ship long line ~ iiFntNs.Rhts.
Including Willie Fitzgerald ard jim
uie Britt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

SEVEN TEAMS IN SIX DAY RACE
TIED FOR FIRST PLAcE-ln-
DOOR RECORD BROKEN

NEW YORK. Dec. ii.-seven
teams we're tied last midnight in
the six-dny race Moran AMI keeEar
were juat one Jap behind. They
have been unable 10 make up the
lao they were penailzcd when they
lost their partners.
Last night Frank Kramer made
half-mile indoor uupaced record or
EH g-G seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

MATCHED
SEcUREs a FIGHT WITH cHNs.
NEARv WITHOUT THE HELP
OF BIDpY BISHOP

BAN FHANC1sCo. Doc III J.
Taylor. the new manager ~ AufeliO
tfurrrfra.- secured mitch for his
charge With Charles Near rho flFht
IL ~ be- pulled off IA Milwaukee jan
nary y The men will fight ~ 40
pounds which DE- little heavy for The
Mexican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
BOARD ADJ0UPNS

NEW YORK. Dec ti.--Jafnes A.
Hart was Yesterday appointed by
the National League Of Profe ssional
Baseball clubs - bring the outlaw
league is California into the fold.
He Hiu start for the coast lumedi-
ateiy 90 Try and effect settlement
with that league The board In
ished iiF work after short session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

down the s,airWnya which were en-
tirsly too small 60 allow an 60 set
out IN time, but the prompt action Of
the frcmen prevented a holocaust
Merc than one hundred glfla wvrr car
risd down ladders 10 safety on tn,
street below.
Robert Hanlon is the man Killed
Iiis body Is believed to be buried IN
the debris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
Yerkes Gets 1t

S g. Yeri,cs has been appointed
general western passenger Cgent II
the Great NorthFru railroad az this
CITY. by General Passenger Agent
whitney. 60 succeed a. u. c. Dcunis~
ton. resigned. Mr.. Yerkes Is We'll
known iu this city. lie will assume
his duties January /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
MURDERER MAKES
DARING ESCAPE

injuries tie claims thai while a pas.
avnssr en- the Humboldt rhs struck
= wharf with such violence that he
was thrown from hts berth and his
knss badly iulursd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
INDOOR MEET

OLYMPIA. dee. Preliminary to
the opening ~ the = 81 q A. con
Neutiau here. indoor track teams from
Seattle ard Tacoma competed IA niH
events. Seattle won by "a score -
81 10 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
'KEEFE- GARDNER

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Dec. Ii
Jars . keefs. the Chicago lightweight
Hho has "a decision over Jimmy Britt
- hla credit. and Gus aarduer. who
Recently fought 60 s. dras with Martin
Duff. are e. come together before a
local athletic organization tonight
THE articles cell Tor ia-round boat
- - pounds Both men have been
training faithfully sIure TIE match
was made ard appear q BE- in condi-
ton 60 put up an Interesting contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
ALMOST IN THE
JAWS OF Death
SIX HUNDRED MEN AND GIRLS BARELY ESCAPE
FROM A BURNING BUILDING AT PITTSBURG-
ONE KILLED AND SIX INJURED

PrTrsuuRa. Dec. u.-oue man VAS
Killed. ak seriously burned and sew
sral hundred Girls barely escaped be-
ms burned 10 death In a fire az the
Armstrous cork factory here this
morning SIX hundred men aud Eirls
were AZ work IN the factory. when a
boiler explodcd setting fire 10 the
Building.
rhrrn Va. a VIII 80 he q, na..anr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
WANTS S3f,647 FOR
AN INJURED KNEE

Charles Ford De sueca yesterday
filed suit IN the superior ceuri 20 -.
cover tz1.st7 damages from The Hum.
boidt Steamship company for personal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

TIE Page Y ". q. r. e.. met
Tuesday evening with MR. A. r
FlaKg II MAS the regular monthly
business meeting aud q large mem
harnhlr WAS present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
PREACHERS WOULD HAVE
4 GRAND JURY CALLED
, Aw ANo ORDER CROW d THREATEN SPOKANE
OFFICIALS WITH IND ICTMENT FOR CoNTIN-
UEp FAILURE TO STAMP OUT VICE

tons In other cities. hut nothing
definite Was arrived at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

George Peterson. teamster. WAS
fined 80 Ia Justice Georges court yes
terdsy for cruelty beating horse over
the hack With a crow bar ten days ago
William Coleman. an empioYe ~ the
Northern Pacific railroad residing IA
GeorEetoWn, broke hla leg last night.
while walking along the track near
ArEo. In the darkness be stepped
from the ties into a ditch. lie WINS
brought e. Seattle on a street car
and taken 70 the Seattle General hos
sltaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
FRIGHTENED
BY FO0TPADS

O. w. Smith. colored walter Nv
ing on Eighteenth avenue. was held
up last night on Eighteenth avenue
near Olive street. Finding that ~
had nothing the hiRhwR vmsn let
smith 60 after frirhtsutuE him al
most out Of his Wits lie ran 70 the
home OF A. q Fisfen. on the CORNER.
and begged for a Run that he might
protect himself tie was assured
that he was in no immediate danger
Of having the top 81 his head blown
Off. aud went away.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-09
Jaleas, cOnserwas
~ PASTAS DE
FRUTAS IMITADAS

No Sc venderS nj ofrecera expon-
dra en- venta en- Puerto Rico, nj Sc tr, MS
portara 6 conducira en- dicha Isla, con
ell prop6sito de venderse, ofrecerse. 6
exponerse en- venta, ning1n artic1lo
con ell nombre de Jalea, Conserva, Eas-
ia, &. &. de frutas, 6 bajo cualqtier
otro nombre de parecida signifcaciSn,
y que sea hecho de dextrina, glucGa,
almidon, 6 cualquier sustancia 6 sustin-
cias semejantes a esta, a menos qie,
ell artfculo este hecho exclusivameite
de substancias sanas y saludables, y
que sobre todo paquete 6 vasija cone-
niendo dicho artfculo, Sc estampen, in
priman, 6 pongan de otro modo cua !
quiera, las expresiones (seg1n su natt-
ra1eza): Conserva de frutss imitadB,
Talea de frutas initadas, Pasta de fri
tas imitadas, &. g.. d otra expresi4
de parecitla signifcaci6n, las que de
mostraran clara y distintamente, que d
articulo es una substantial imitada 5
artificial. Las palabras que describal
dicho artfculo, han de ser formadas
por letras no menos de media pulgadl
de largo y tres octavos de pulgada d
ancho, y de tai manera colocadas, que
sean facilmente visibles y legibles.