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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22
Buen destinO

Esta mafiana hemos recibido la 81
g1iente carta:
"Conlite de socorros a Martinica, San
Juan, P. r.
Enero 20 de 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22
PIepHd1dOSe D0[0 ID gueIIl

AumentO de Ia EScuadra alemana
Mas fuerte que Norteamerica
Nueva York, jueves.-Avisan
de Berlin, que el Reichstag
acordo aver, en- vista del desa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22
La PatsuIea


Anoche, los 'concurdaneos" lose
Mauleon Claudio Bonflla, Anselmo Girl
no, Domingo Roman Calderon. des
pues de armar I'm escandalo en- la Gale
de la Tanca en- el sitio conocido nor Ia
"Chorrera" Sc insolentaron de tai rnodo
con Ia policfa que trat6 de reducirles al
orden, que ahora estan tocando los re-
sultados de su escandalosa, insolente
deSordenada conducta.
Las palaDras con que insultaron
los guardias los cuatro sujetos arriba
mencionados, no podfan quedar sin ell
correspondence castigo y ell Tuez de
Paz de Cathedral, ell Honorable Mr.. Ko-
pei, harto va de los desmanes de esa
genie maleante y desordenada, ha ext
gido la 6anza de ''carci6n", que Sc i'm
pone los habituales perturbadores del
orden. los profesiona1es del escandalo.
FL teniente sefior Cabrera ell sar-
gento sefior La Rosa, son los denun-
ciantes de la patulea escandalosa, que
habfanse 6gurado que la impunidad
mas completa acompaflar1a la comiSion
de st1s punibles altercados.
La policfa y el Juez de Paz de Cate
dral, estan cumpliendo con la ley, para
kacabar con los desafueros de los en-
Vpandillados.
Era va demasiado el escandalo de los
desalmados para que pudiesen las: au-
toridades conSentirlo.
va saben esos sujetos que no tienen
que contar con la itnpunidad y la tole-
rancla, para conSunar sus agresiones 4
la propiedad y las vidas de los ciuda-
danoS.
Mauleon y sus ''concurdaneos'' fue-
ron presos anoche y conducidos al De-
posito Municipal.
En- vano esperaron esos suietos qlle
Sc presentaran los iadores de costu1n-
bre.
Toda la noche la pasaron en- el De-
poslto esos vagabundos. hasta que fue-
ron conducidos esta maflana ante el
Juez Bazan.
Con la osadfa que les caracteriza
esos lndividuos, apelaron la Corte de
Distrito.
No quisieron que Ell Juez Bazan les
juzgase.
A Mauleon, 1e sirvi6 de fador el
doctor Fernandez Mater.
iQue lastima!
El doctor Fernandez Mater esta obli-
gado a preServar su nombre de ciertos
contagios.
El doctor Fern andez Mater lleva el
nombre de TN ilustre eScritor y compa-
triota:
lQue lastirna!
I va Sc ve1a suelto otra vez el gran
escandaloso, pero fue reducido 4 prision
en- union de sus camaradas, en- virtud
de Ia denuncia de Ia pollcfa.
Y el Juez de Paz de Catedral, mas
energico, mas independence, ha pedido
esos vagabandos la fanza que Sc me-
recen.
va Sc acabaron las contemplaciones.
Los profeSionales del eScandalo deben
saber a que atenerse.
Ahora, despues de la denuncia de
la policfa v de Ia fanza pedida por ell
Juez Kopel, cse atreveran a soslener los
fRmantes suscritores de la hoja suelta
su criterio respecto de Msuleon?
iQue dicen q este don Francisco Sa-
bat don Manuel Vazquez Alayon,
don Pepe Claudio y el inconmesurable
iManpanilla2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22

Habiendose comunicado ofcialmente
que no hacen falta nuevos socorros pa
ra los desvalidos de Martiuica y San
Vicente, por consecuencia de las erup-
clones volcanicas, este Comite acordo
distribuir los fondos sobrantes entire las
instituciones de carload. en- la forma si-
quiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22

81 sefior Timothe presenta una Pre-
posiciou sobre marcas de tabacos elabc
radios en- Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22

RESUMEN.
Las Camaras han trabajado hoy Is
minutes.
Viva la Pepa!
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
OPERA DRUG AND
RAKCET STORE.
D. B. HICKEY, Proprietor
Opera House Bldg. Rich HlII, No.

{. g. Barnett came home Sat
ufday from Carthage to at,end
church Sunday with home folks.
Butler is 10 have a lecture
course Of FIVE lectures this winter.
The FIRST one will be on Monday,
Nov. a5d.
T. II. Upton, the popular drug,
gist OF Papinsville, was in the city
Saturday looking after bushes
matters.
Coal on our streets is selling foI
Ioe per bushel, and judging by the
size Of The pile after it is unloaded,
must weigh exceedingly heavy.
The big millinery opening al The
Bazaar takes place to-day (Thun'
day.) They have a magnificent
stock Of headweAr on display and
everyone can be suited.
Il. W. Creeeh, the jewsler, a
back from his trip down south.
The climate don't seem 10 hay,
agreed with MIN, but home treat
men, will doubtless DO him good.
Capt. G. ID. wineheli's nes
cottage on Olive street. betweer
9Th and Sth, is about eomple,e'
and is already occupied by Cur
MeKibben and vie, who begil
Housekeeping thsre.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
RRAYLEY.

Mrs Wan. Roblnson sntertalanf
Ms Garnsr ~ v-lre,,i. cts
a.v.
~ heaF haDefs
gAm~d through shoee with q iue
bunch % cattie Sastnuiay.
W.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
FROM


LII AAh
The Misa0on Co. have Ahahdone'
TIE wei that has aobbtsd 20 tup -
thnsr strings - tOOis ard moved To
drn about tRcntY rods southeast
and irEan drilling last SATURDAY.
They wfM run two shHts ~ sts -
bands ah1 drM dag aud night
The Barton Vernon gflI e. down
100 iet with indicntions ~ Eas
They have gone fhropzh about 10
iet u white sand stone
Aa lows ca. has lzsu organiszd
for tle purpoee = pnpnrinS asphalt
roch FOR pavement There \ almost
an ineKhaasahis snppiy ~ g in oar.
aasghborhood
The w1eather c0ntiuaas iavomhge
Tor the bate cora and Il s. nring oct
10 q huish- ThA community wm.
have corn 20 slL
There VIII se bafHifie wheat aouu.
here tbls ssas0n Not o than
bali ~ mueh az last year.
One q our neigbbors ralsai a aBe.
crop u broom cnrn on one &c our
fields on whiea we had had red
clover FOR three years
Arthur writes o. that BE- perform
his first difficult surgical operation
about o month ago. a man who
had fallen down an elevator shaft
masbiBg himself up generally and
cracking his skull and had beea IN
conscious - hours. was broughf 10
the hospital where Arthur was in
charge Arthur cut ms bead open.
removed a blood ci0t. stopped TIE
bleeding and repaired tire damages
as far as possible. and at kst ~
ports the man was on the highway
70 recovery
Letters from FannIe in Virginia
says that she Is delighted with the
mountain scenery. although az arst
there were too many and they were
too close together. She i weH
pleased with Der part Of the school
wo had the pleasure ~ entertain
ing u old friend and nelghbOr. ".
C. Holden. two weegs ago. "Gabe
Is the same genial. wh0hes0uled ri
low he WAS when we first met him
IN Il May his shadow never grow
less.
c A. Rrrp.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
Anew Oklahoma Line.

On Angus, .4tn the II, X. & T.
Ry. viii begin the operation Of is
new line f7on Oklahoma City 10
Agra. Oklahoma, a distance Of *
miles, through the towns nj Wiicher.
Arcadia, Luther. Falls, Carnev
and Tpon. The line opens up a
magnificent agricultural country o.
surprising possibilities country
bound 10 be the homsseekers mecca
for several years By October lst
the line will he completed through
10 Ba~rlesviiie, Indian Territory.
giving the NJ. X. & 7. RS. q direct
line between Oklahoma City and
Kansas City, ST. Louis and al points
north and east.
The branch line from Ossge 10
Nybark, l. L. WAS complsicd on
August Ist, and trains are now mn-
ming over ihst division on regular
schedule.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
ONROAK.

BarYeLon9 = b1.y saving INN
ier now. he wofkeI part ~ "a.
night several tinss Last week
Frnnk schnster has TIE frans "a
i0T be new heuN John Ctm ard
Henv P0wslI are doiug IT, raryeu.
tsr wOrk.
Everybody seras - - 9ttheriDe
hekpFy nuts now - Ell WIZ n
town last week we mw q good
many brought 5n
Fred knum aud wN nnaG cen
Booth and viz uers RIA Hm palt-
orr h-f Frsisy.
John Merr1tt and VS. Visited AZ
Gus Oionds hst Aaa8ay
Henry Lee r. haisIEnz q TO
ss3ter ~ STOCK frun the sorns
coming WiateT.
Mr and Mn San Las a1tenseB
chareb az FaIMyf hsI gaMiar.
Mn4 Gas U.aH1 Who ka a
Tor Some Time - cons raIsy better
af present
We beard the otter daV that Wr.
klilpcf had sid Ms phane - 4 Mr.
htnG f8r ahoat sIs pr aara All
talking ~ gAEg - Arxansas la.
the ne1F insHre
Mr- Rzhase wza ha-7lur -
loe 70 HarTe Langs zW nm hast
WEEK
We bad q 1e rain ca last 9atar-
DAY eFeli1Z and ft waE en- fgr a.
WHEAT az3 FAB r-asrzs
Prov BOZ
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
How to Make Money.

Agents - either sex should TODAY
write Marsh Manufacturing Co. ~
Lake StnNt, Chicago. for cuts aud
particulars 10 thrir handsome Alum
inum Card Case with your aame eu-
gravel on IL and uiicl with i0Q cali
ing "a Rusine-S Carts Everybody
orders them Sampes Cease andsial
Cards postpaid. Ec Thls gaN aud
loo Cards nefat AZ Is ceats N0n
have only 60 show samph 10 Aenn'
an order. S,pd a. az unse ior caa'
and Loo caris or scnl aae for iai
cards without cam
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
neatness Cannot be cured

hy local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the
ear, There is only one way TO cure
deafness, ana that Is by constitp
uouai cmedies neainess Is caused
10y AN inaamed condition Of the mu.
cous lining oi the Eustaehlan T0be.
when thls tahe Is maamcd yon have
a rumhiing sound or imperfect hear.
ing. and when e Is cntirely elONcd,
ncafness Is the insult, aud unloss the
Inflammation eau "a taken out and
mis- tnle restoNd 90 lts normal con.
dRion. hearing win be destroyed
foncycr nine oascs out ot tea an
caused hy Catarrh. which h nothing
bat an luaauied condition ~ tbs
mucous scrFiccs
We viii give one Hundr.d nollau.
Cor aay ciss 20 Dizziness lcanscd by
catarrhl that cannot le ennd by
Halls Calar2h Cure send Cor cir
sulars, ince
A. o. CHENEN a Co. TOlcdo. q
sold by druggists Jt,
Halls Family Plus aTe che bese
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
MORPHINE.
Why Remain q Slave When IOn
Can be Cared at Home.

An absolute, permanent and palm
less home cure for Morphine, Coenlue
Iaudanum, Opium and other drug
habits l. guaranteed thoee following
Instructions. Our treatment Il very
slmple aud can b. taken without the
knowledge or assistance 0i other
persons. We do not detain you from
business and each IA rcoelves In
dieidnal treatment from an exper'
ienced nerve specialist. Relief il i'm.
mediate. Appetite Is restored az
apee and slepp heeomes normal al
she beginning IT the treatment We
restore the nervous and physlea.
systems 60 their natural conditions
hscause we remove the eauses OF tn
disease.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
walnut 500 I'd. z Church.

There viii be preaching at the
Walnut Street n. E. Church mex.
Sunday at II A. m.and 7;sop.m. BY
the pastor.
Sunday School at GAS a m
Junior League at $50 P. n.
Epworth League AZ ego p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1890.
CHAs. <. JAMES, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
MANAGER WANTED,

We dcsio 90 emuloy trustworthy
lady "a gcntlcmaD o. laauage Cur
business ln This Nolnlg aud udioln-
ing territory OuF Aouse Is well aud
iaYoFahU knowa
$50 90 straight Cash SALARY
and all Expenses paid Each
W eek bg fash airct irum le4d
quarters EXfen@ money advanced.
pncNiuus exferencr ANNIVERSARY
position permanent Aidnass
TaoNts T. DsorEE Manager.
lef9 Caxton nuiidlng CHictao. uI-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08

8 LOCAL BRIEFS. +


day.
Mr.. David p. Taylor has been
granted an increase Of pension.
John Martin. IT,, is viewing the
sights IN Kansas City this week.
The big iron eistern on steel legs,
in the east park, is abou, com
ple,ed.
Some private money 10 loan on
good real estate security GEO r.
HUoKEBY.
People are hoeking to the Bazaar
today. Get IN tbs swim aud join
the procession.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Johannes, Of
Nevada, spent Sunday with their
sons in this city.
Frank McKibben and wife have
returned to Rich Hill to live again
after several months s%ojcurn at
Butler.
Mrs. Harry Founder came up
hom Coalgate, Ind. Ty., Monday,
to visit friends 81 her old home for
several days.
Mrs. Sallie NJ. Byndall Of Louis
Vile, KY, arrived in the city Mon
day evening on a visit TO the family
of Mr.. Geo. p. Huckeby.
Mrs. Reed IS making consider
able Improvement in the property
recently purchased by her, on the
corner OF Ist and Park Avenue.
Mrs. w. X. Royce entertained
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Nash Of
Austin, old friends OF her former
home, during the past week.
Mrs. w. 7. Hudelson Of kan
sas City, spent most Of last week
in this city, looking after property
interests. She returned home
Saturday evening.
We cali special attention 10 the
id Of {. F. Beard, the auctioneer,
in another column. Those vino
know Mr.. Beard know him to be
as good at the business as the very
best.
Mrs. NJ. !. Underhill and sons.
George and Earl, Of the Carbon
Center neighborhood, have remov-
ed to Baldwin, Kansas. where the
boys will attend Baker University
this winter.
Geo. Page and Ed. MeMahan
are reported TO have begun work
on the new coal spar from the
Frisco road, between Hume aud
Sprague, out 10 the New Home
coal mines on the Girard Wilson
farm, last Monday. They know
how to make the dirt hy on such
a contract.
Be sure and attend the annual
opening at the Bazaar to-day. We
will be pleased to have you call aud
look over nj goods. We have
mos, anything you want in mill
merry, dry goods, new w%aisiings,
books, shoes. belts. fancy buttons,
buckles, etc. Il will certainly pay
you 20 call on Us.
The 6. A. X. Post will meet
Wednesday. Oct. a., at Odd Fell
lows Hall whea doubtless the ques-
tion Of a bean supper some time IN
November, will be discussed.
There ought to be a good turnout Of
the members. Don't forget the
date Of meeting. Wednesday. Oct.
at. II the weather is fair almost
every member ought to be present
al the mee,irg.
Mt II. 5. Stryker has severed
his connection with the Rich Hill
Coal Mining Co., aud will spend
some time prospecting ia the west
before finally settling down TO
business again. lie departed
TUESDAY for Spokane, Washing.
ton, and from there will visit other
points before finally deciding to
locate. lie has been with the
Coal Company sixteen years.
circuit Court convened az But.
Ter Monday, Judge Graves presid-
ing. This is the first fan term
under the law changing the term
from November to 0etober There
are ItS cases on the docket, Of
: which % are for divorce. Nead,
, all OF the divorce cases are brought
A., a.. .~fv.a Thar. as $50.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08

Snider.
Mrs. S. J. Hudson, ofihe Arhu
Coal CO. was in the city shopping
last Saturday.
The Griffith Grocer Company y
putting a meat market 10 with fhei'
grocery store. John Hsgan will b
in charge.
VIM. McClelland Of Salt Springs
No visited bis friend aud former
pastor. Rev. &C. James, during the
past week.
Lone Oak Township Sunday
School convention will be held Al
Willow Branch church, oe,. nth,
Sunday next.
John &. Country living on a farm
near CORTLAND died st his home
Sunday, Sept z7th after a lingering
illness Of many months.
Geo, E. Logan, lumber merchant
Of Nevada, and his wife, spent Sum
day in the city and attended meet
iug at the Presbyterian church.
Ed. Mccarty Of Beasley Bro.
clothing store. has purchased the
property on Park Avenue
and taken Up his residence there.
Oct. 5th was pension day.ihe 9Th
Sunday. for those who are
paid pensions at Chicago and De-
Moiues. Only a few such live here
abouts.
Local BARRIERS Union No 10 has
been organized with Lee MeManus,
President; Jas. Barker, Vice Presi-
Milt. Hsgar, See'y; and w.
S. Stewart Treasurer.
The Richards Progress shows
up a'big list Of premiums for their
horse show day after tomorrow.
The people OF Richards seem to
be laying themselves out on the
fair.
Nj. Levi Pierce an old and es-
teemed citizen Of Butler died Mon
day Of last week after a short illness
thought to be lockjaw, caused by
running a rusty nail in his hand
some VIC weeks before.
Mrs. C. L. Phifer and little son
will leave the last Of the
week for Ohio, where they will
some time visiting. She
will be joined at Pleasant Hill by
sister from Kansas City.
John Heck left last Friday on a
fishing trip down to Current river.
Il he don't catch any fish he may
4 good case Of rheumatism.
have known many a fisherman
ia our time and rheumatism is as
among them as it is among
Did soldiers. and for the same rea.
.ou-wet feet and sudden changes.
Mrs. J. T. Hoekeu died al her
lome near Virginia. Wednesday
Sept goth after a prolonged
illness. She was an excellent WON.
IN, a good neighbor and her depart
NE will be mourued by a large cir
Gle Of friends and neighbors. The
bereayed husband lnd family have
he sympathy Of the entire commity.
Comfy Court met on Monday
Sept. l7th as a Board OF Appeals
on merchants statements. An mem
bers OF the board present. The as
sessmsn, Of IL. Loeb y Bro. Rich
Hin was reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000 Sam.Levy &Co.of Butler re-
dueed foom $500 to $500. Ben
nett & Wheeler Mere. Co. OF But
Ter was reduced from $4,000 to
5 1850. This concluded the bus.
insss and Court adjourned,
Mr.andMu.B.F Moore and Mrs.
II. 6 Cock gave a reception to .
large number OF their lady aad gen.
uemcn friends on last Thursday eve
ming al the new, eommodlous and
elegantly appointed aud furnished
home OF Mt. Moore and wife, cor.
ner Of Pine and High streets. Re-
ireshmsnts in keeping with the ele'
giant surroundings were iaultlesslY
dispensed.-Reeord.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08

- ~ftJ yfhAAf
Get some oyster soup Of the Up.
worth Leagusrs Saturday eyeninl
Harry Marsh and sister. Ms,
Gertrude, are IN Ksnsas City thii
week.
Mrs. w. g. Stonsbrsker is re-
covering rapidly from her recent
Illness.
Miss George Davis is spending
carnival week with relatives 81 Kan.
sas City.
Misses Hattie and Ehe Piper
were in Kansas City this week see
ing the carnivsi.
Attend the first oyster supper Of
the season, At the Logan building,
Saturday night.
Mrs. c. G. Barnett spent last
Friday afternoon IN Nevada, visit
ing her sister.
Mr.. Lou Gench and wife took in
the Priests OF Pallas parade At Kan
a City this week.
Miss Pereza Pritchsrd is able to
be about her work at the Coming
Nation Office again.
We have 5000 TO loan on good
real estate security. Mast be
acre property or farm.
J. T. Reaviey and wife "a me up
from Nevada. Tuesday on a visit 10
Mayor Grifith's family.
Mrs. c. G. Barnett left Tuesday
evening for an extended visit to her
old home in Indiana.
Seymour Williamson went 10 Kan
sas City, Thursday to pay his re-
spects TO the Priest of Pallas.
DR.. J, w. Noland of Eldorado
Springs, formerly Of this city, has
been granted an increase Of pen
sion.
Walter Cooper, who has had
such a severe siege with the typhoid
is able to be out on the
sgain.
Rev. c. c. James went to St.
Monday night. to be present
aud perform the marriage ceremony
for an cid time friend.
Mr.. Frank Burkholder, one Of
our good farmers, was in the city
yesterday and favored THE TIT
BuYE with a pleasant call.
The Epworth League Of the
Walnut St, NJ. Z. Church viii
give an oyster supper IN the Logan
building, Saturday afternoon and
evening. Everybody invited.
Rev. L. L. Pinnell, the new pas
tor Of the NJ. Z. Church. South. ar
rived in the city and preached his
arst sermon last Sunday. He is
well received by bis people and q
prosperous year IS looked forward
10.
II yon want to see a picture, the
and execution Of which
sprung from the mind and the paint
ing bv the hand Of a twelve year old
boy Of Rich Hill, just take a look
at the craving in Humeslon's win
dow. Il Is the production Of Harry
Cox, son Of Mr.. J. w. Cox.
DR.. L. L. Ames. Of Kieh Hill,
Mo-, an oeeulist of ability and an
old friend OF ours, Was over here
the fore part OF Tie week fitting
glasses for OUT people. lie i, a
man who has made a study OF the
optics snd the fitting Of glasses to
supply the defect in the eye and no
mar ever struck this town who did
better work and more satisfactory
work. We bespeak for him a large
practice in this psrt OF the eounty.
Poster Times.
Many ct out readers among the
old soldiers who know +. M.Wyau.
so long Quarter Master Of the Inter
State Reunion Association OF
Nevada, viii regret to learn ths, be
still fingers between lie and death
at Fl Scott kas., with 40 hope OF
recovery. lie was a1ekeH With
paralysis many months aga sad has
been almost helplsss syeT since
lie Is At the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. All Lindsay, aud Is reseiv-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-10-08
rRrr THAI

showing the perfect ssiaort our
rcmcdy gives win a. sent on inquest.
Confidential correspondence eslec'
tally with physlcians, solicited,
wute today Tor cur free boob which
Eivos oar pfcrences. terms, etc.
MANHATTAN TnERArECrn Ass 4,
Dept n, lla1 broadway, New
york up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-13

strain In anticipation of possible danger
from the swiftly moving, twisting and turn
ing machines
This city is soon to be given the benefit OF
a new set of regulations. the chief novelty
of which IS that all machines are to be
numbered, so that they may be identified
in case of trouble. Thus when these rules
take effect it will be incumbent upon the
careful, reliable operators themselves to
prove the propositions which the Paris
council Is now setting out to test. The
reckless chauffeurs will become known and
will be punished. 1t will be possible after
a few months to learn what proportion of
the automobile users are law-abiding and
how many are law-defying. They are now
all on trial, under fair conditions. It Is not
too much for the pedestrian or the horse
owner to ask that this new vehicle, veri-
table street locomotive, should be kept
under restrictions and observation for q
period In order to determine whether 1t is
a safe addition to the city's methods of
transportation. and under what conditions
1t should be permitted. Every chauffeur,
who realizes that his right to the street is
secondary to that of the pedestrian and no
greater than that Of the driver owes 1t to
himself and to the entire fraternity to re-
spect the regulations in spirit and letter.