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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
CAN'T MISS IT

Any old wentherman could fattcn
HIS batting average on such days
Is these. All he'll have Co say from
now on until huekleberry time will
b. "fogs. mistA. drlzzles, rains.
storms. floods. deluges. eloudbursts.
mud. slop siush. goo and fudge,
and he can't miss it.
So u IL with an air Of deep self
satisfaction that the forecastef in
forms anxious inquirers that Il ia
likely 10 rain for several days.
Likely That's no name for Il. It's
n double plated. triple-riyetcd, ham
mered down and soldered lead pipe
clnch: that's what II IL, and Mr..
Wcathcrman He'll knows Il. even II
he won't admit II His batting 1y-
erage 90 date;
AZ bat. hit Errors. i 9.
N .127
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12

Tonight at s0 the members OF
the seattle Charity Organization
snclety viii sit down 20 their an
nuai banquet ln the lecture rooms
OF the Plymouth Congregational
church. corner Third avenue and
University street The ROXY light
from Numerous silken- 81 aided lights
Will faa prettily over dainty china
aud silver service and upon steam
ing viands. tempting delieaeics and
luscious fruits. while those gath
erred tnEether'wIii feRale themselves
with the best e The land and pas
themselves appfoxinEiY unon the
back OF the text eINASMuCu As
w HAVE DONE 1T UNTO THE
LEAST or THESE. NY BRETH-
RES. W HAVE DONE 1T UNTO
ME-
J. Writ Steele. secretary Of the
organization. viii preside lie viii
tell 81 how the hand Of charity.
through the official channels Of the
Organization. have reached out dur
inx the last year and handed relief
10 the distressed. But Il q not
probable that Mr. Steele will tell
h0W the hand of charity Of charity
stayed Htuhboruiy IN us official
pocket and budKsd not an inch
when. late yesterday afternoon. \
white-beared old man 81 IS years
with trembling hands. held 10 q
face swollen with neuralgia. asked
~ THE NAME or HUMANITY
for - cents with which 20 help
make up the sum Of 50 cents 10 pay
she rent of a little suite Of house
keeping rooms and keep shelter for
yet another niKht over his own
bowed head and that ~ an aged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
BAPTISTS
IN SESSION

The annual convention of the
Northwestern Washington Baptist
association began at the Tabernacle
Baptist church at North Seattle this
morning. About 200 members OF
the church from the western part
OF the state are In attendance. The
program as given by The Star last
night was carried out and discus
sions OF some OF the topics deyel.
oped lively interest.
The program for tomorrow In
cludes a symposium of missionary
work among foreigners, including
Chinese aud Japanese. Some OF the
leading members OF the church in
the state will discuss topics OF vital
interest to the convention.
4 report OF the Systematic Benef-
icence committee will be read by d.
A. Duffy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

SPOKANE. Oct ii-otis Claud.
proprietor 81 the broadway cafe.
vaa shot ~ Officer Dial. In a fiEht
last night. and died shortly after.
CHENEY. Wash. Oct. ii.-Osear
X. Allen. aged 10. a student In the
state normal school. died Of small
pa1 yesterday. No other students
are ili.
HoNDOfi. Oct Ii.~ladv 1ur3on
passed fair night. but abe y not
80 well this maEnink.
BOSTON. oct tt.@Thr committee
on cauons - the Episcopal eantsu-
ti1n today reported an amendfheut
which refuses 10 aaiemnize the mir
risRe 81 any person divorced for any
cause arising after marriage.
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PASSES II
Up 10 M|
posroFFicg DEPARTMENT
WANTS SEIZURE or AMERl.
CAN MAILS ON cHALcAs IN.
vEsrioETEo


WASHINGTON, Oct i.--upon
the representations OF Postmaster
General wynns. the cabinet this
morning decided the protest Of
Dodwsll a Co. ~ Tacoma. regard
inE the seizure u the United States
mails on the steamer caiehaa last
July. should be taken up by the
state department The Russian for
elgn office will be asked for the
facts concerning the seizure. II
private mail was confiseated. steps
viii be- taken 90 secure IT, recovery
and the prevention OF similar occur
reneea in the future
Additional Information. tending
20 show that United States mails.
regardless Of their character. we're
seized by the Russians az the time
Of the capture OF the steamer Cal
ehaa. was received today. The state
department viii send instructions
in the premises 10 Ambassador Nc
Cormick. AZ 81. Petersburg.
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CHICAGO. Oct. II Traffic Man,
ager shane. OF the Erie railroad be
mission In the private refrigerator
car line investigation today. teati-
fled that private lines are paid l2ia
per cent commission on ali freight
obtained by them for shipment over
certain roads This gives the own
cra ~ the ears rebate OF one
eighth Ia many eases. aud makes
u impossible for small shippers to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
BOW WOW
CLUB HAS
RECEIVER

Judge Bell appointed William ~
white a. receiver for the Seattle
Kennel club this morning and fixed
his bonds a s. 600 Tho appoint
ment eaa made IN n suit brought BY
H. G. HremleY and several dlaiin-
rulshed members 81 the Old kennel
elnh against Arthur Murphy ehas
McAiliafer. John 4 feehlea. VII
liam stlffen aud the Peoples saw
IuFa bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
MAN GETS
THE WORST OF IT
RAILROAD MANAGER ADMITS THAT THE INDEPENDENT
PACKER HAS NO CHANCE WITH TRUST UNDER tx
IsTiNe CONDITIONS

compete with the car ownefa
lie said independent meat pack
era were unable 10 compete with
the big packers who are large own
erH OF cars.
General Freight Agent Brooks. Of
the Pore Marquette. admitted that
his road was under contract with
Armour. swift and other packers 10
perpetuate the present rates for
seven years. the packers agreeing
to furnish 20 90 80 cars week
each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
GUNBOAT
LAUNCHED

MORRIS HEIGHTS. \. Y. Oct
ft.-The gunboat uaducah was sue
cesEfully launched at the yards Of
the seahury company AZ n 81
O'Clock this morning. She is q YES
sci Of l.oO0 tons. a sister ship Of
the Dubuque She IL designed for
service "a Central and South Amer
lean waters.
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aud the woman had four daya pre-
yious been rewarded b. the ostsu
tatious bestoWal Of a single dollars
worth u groceries. made up Of riee.
case eggs. coffee without sugar. two
loves ~ bread and a can 81 Carna-
ton cream bad first gone "a the
Organized Charities With the Inten-
ton q asking for rs much a. -
cents but be recalled h0w the
promise % the organization 10 end
coal had been unfmlnlisd. while the
tso old folks shlYered A. sell a.
vent hungry in their little dark
rnoma. and bis heart failed htm
HE HuMBLY ASKED ron 50
CENTS
That viii make enough 20 pay
the rent and keep he tgnder shelter
another Night" said be
ZOE IS TOO SICK
to stand on her feet. and We can't
60 out IN the rain
= haven't the money. said
Steele.
Gould you then Jet me have 80
cents asked the old man. tremb-
ling Zoe has got 10 cents We
intended to bus eome things % eat.
but We can get along without eat
ing. and II you viii give ~ 80 cents
that viii make the neeeasary co
centa"
= tell you I haveut got a." re-
peated Steele You had best 10 60
the county hospital. both of you. n
iHu't usual to admit people there
unisHs they have been here a year.
bat I ain make a special effort
and think I can In it up
The old man raised his head
proudly. = will not 70 myaelf 4"
! he said ~ Zoe wants 10 abe can.
but I won't We only ask tenn.
porary relief and In two weeks. n
We get on our feet. We can pay
back You are. as { understand II.
the cust0diau OF public charitable
funds That's WIZ I come 10 you.
Once more. ! ask. may have Is
cents Just for tonight I can find
ms friend. Mr. Howe. OF the Seat
he theater. later and viii get the
money from him 10 repay. but !
cannot 90 home to Zoe without any
money az aii-none for the rent
with IL
RAINING LIKE THIS.
Can you let me have the p cents
II have not got a. my good man.
said dr Steele. THAT settles II
haven't got p cents Slth me"
The Old man turned % one Of Nr
Steeie'n assistants and asked her e.
she could lend him - cents. She
shook her head and turned to her
typgWriter. where annual reports
we're In the process Of manufacture
4 haven't got It. she said
The old man left the luxurious Of
fees of the charity organization
and. without an umbrella. started
homeward in the rain. pulling his
light summer suit close about his
ahiYcring form. At 7i5 Seventh
avenue he went IN AZ the back door
pauslng on the step 10 adjust
sunny smile and swallow the lump
IN his throat. he opened the door
Hello Zoe" said he. How are
the nerves. Il Zoe feeling better
tcnight7"
The aged actress whose magnetic
personality and dramatic talent
thrilled thousands when. in glitter
ing robes. a few years ago she trod
the boards az sDcam0nda" 10 John
MeCuilouEh'a "Othello. reached
AN EVACUATED HAND
from where she lay huddled ia n
rocking chair and turned un The
wick oi d Kerosene lamp Tho light
feli uuon round shining silver
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TEMPTED
TO ESCAPE
ADMIRAL WIRES THAT
PORT ARTHu r MADE AN.
OTHER UNSUCCESSFUL soR.
TIE
my scripps News ASSAY

ROME. Oct. 1.-THE commander
OF the Italian squadron in the far
east has received a dispatch report
ing that the Russian fleet az Port
Arthur made another sortie. but
vas driven back
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ALBANY. Ore, octii.- Burglars.
presumably a gang of tramps, last
night looted the southern Pacific
freight depot az Albany. Consid-
orable quantities OF freight. mclud-
ing canned goods. cutlery, ammuni-
ton aud case OF soda water. was
stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-12
GRAND LODGE
rs IN SESSION

SEASIDE. ore. Oct 1.-THE
Oregon grand lodge Of Knights o.
iYthiaH was called TO order az 10
% clock this morning a trunk con-
talning the grand lodges paupher-
MALTA was unloaded by mistake az
Astoria last night which delayed
the conference Of the grand lodge
rank until ! 30 o'clock this after
noon.
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HAD AN EASY
Time OF IT

NEW YORK. Oct IA T.
Adams. the notorious policy King.
vas released from Sing Sing this
morning lie served a term Of IS
months and was in the hospital
nearly ali the time.
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Wanted to Give
Roosevelt "a
Shine
ny serippa News ASSN

WASHINGTON. u. g. oct IL
FRED Racik. the "Friaco Kid" APP
penred at the white house today 10
shine President Hooaeveita shoes.
The president was busy az cabinet
meeting 20 the KID said he would
call again.
Raeik is it-year-old boothiack
from the coast he has visited All
the principal cities 81 the country.
10 left home with 70 cents. After
shining the presidents shoes he VIII
20 10 tho 81. Louis fair
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WATER Shut OFF

water Niii be shut off tOmorroW
from 5 a. m. until p. m on Third
avenue from Pike street 10 Stewart
street. aud ON Pike street from
First 20 Third avenues. FOR the
purpose OF connecting new Mater
mains on Third avenue with the
city water az
There are eight local bidders for
the construction II the new depot
bids we're opened by the Great
Northern yesterday afternoon and
sent 10 81 Paul for award.
HERALD. TAILOR. 1929 End -.
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10 DROWN
THE coAsrtNG STEAMER CALL
SANK OFF PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND

fbY bcHpps News ASS ~
HALIFAX. n s.. Oct 1.-THE
enasting steamer Call sank or
Prince Edward Island today. Her
crew Of 10 persons was drowned.
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TO KILL
the KING
ny serIpn. Nsva As.al

BARCELONA. Oct 1.-THE po-
lice today arrested three dangerous
anarchists. who confessed 10 having
a plot on foot TO aasaasinate King
Alfonso
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The pharsss prayed with huset God thank
thee that / not men ars twice the
week sivs utbss 81 all p0sssss~-Lubs svip H. ~
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In the Name of Humanity,
and Can This Be Charity?

THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY WILL SIT DOWN TO
suMpruous FEAST TONIC 1T. vat IT TURNS a SICK AND
STARVING OLD COUPLE AWAY WITHOUT a CENT
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MRS. WIKSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP

hes hsAn used By Millions Of Mothers for thelF
shtldron whlle fcethiag for over ftfdy Years
ID eaOthaa the ehiid softeas tha gumA. allaya
refnrdy Tor diarrhnna.
TWENTY-FIVE cFNrs BOTTLE.
ai-@~N--ee~~~~~e@~Ce~ a-~~-asN~~N~-~~@~s~N
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HERNE. get lit IL announced
today that br. Leo NoFei would be
appoIntea minister of state o.
4W itzefland
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IconLInned Fram 20 DID,
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REUNION De UNIO-
NISTAS EN QUE
BRABILLAS.
DON JOSE MILAN NO HA PRO
PUESTO SU CANDIDATURk
PARA ALCALDE.
Sc HA sENTIDO FL TRASLADO
DEL CABO FRANCO.
de maestro o0gresp0u8a5 especially }

NJ fOSpOCOaO OOk@NONSOSsS
Septiembre II. -Auoche las siete
reuni6ronse como quinientos unionis-
tas en- la casa de don Santiago Mestre,
con el fin de nOmbrar & un delegado
para d. represente al pueblo en- Ia con-
Venci6n que Sc celebTara en- Camuy el
pr6ximo domingo. 81 pueblo aclam6
don Julio Andinot ell que acept6 gus
tosamente.
El senior don Pedro Vieira pronun-
clio un pequefIo discurso y le siguieron
ell uso de Ia palabra ell DR.. Andinot
con elOcuencia admirable siendo in
terrumpido pOr enthusiasts apIausos.
-Sabemos por buena fuente que ell
senior don jose MILAN. de HatillO, no
ha propuesto su cRndidatura para Al
calde on las pr6ximas elecciones.
Nosotros sentimos much1simo que el
senior Mill$n no Ia proponga pOr ser
un consecuente luchador por las ideas
de Ia xUni6n de Puerto ,Rico.7
-NuestrO muy querido amigo y
consecuente correligionafio don Epi-
fanio Fernandez VaDgas. abogado anne
ricano de Arecibo es ell candidate por
nuestro comit6 local para Secretario
de Ia Corte.
Nosotros ceIebramos muchfsmo este
acuerdO pOr admirar en- JuanitO. como
cari6osamente le llamamos, grandes
m6ritOs Y abundante eloCuencia y
quien desempenar6 su puesto gusto
de los habitantes del distrito de Are
cibo.
-Despu6s de haber pasado una tenn
porada de aIgunos meses entire nos
otros ha regresado q Puerta de TERRA
la familia Davila.
Mucho sentimos ell que nos haya
absndonado tan distinguia familia. Ia
cusl Sc capt6 las simpatfas de nuestra
buena culta sociedad.
Con disgusto Sc ha sabido en- este
pueblo ell traslado del distinguido Ca
DO de Ia Policfa Insular don Miguel A.
Franco de Soto que por So buen y ac-
two cumpIimientO Sc ha hecho 8cree-
dor de las simpat1as de todos. Su inn
parcialidad y cOrrecto proceder hon
ran ell cuerpo & que pertenece.
No es cierto 10 que dice ell Cores
ponsal en- este pueblo de xLs Demo.
cracia,0 que don Oscar Rafols es el
1Dico republicano de Yaler que hay en-
esta Iocalidad.
Existen tambi6n los segiores don
Pablo Lloveras, don Carlos Y don Ra-
fael Igaltua los hermanos Marques;
pero estos encu6ntranse muy alejados
la p0Iitica.
-Contindan mejor de la enfermedad
Que les hiciera guardian CANA nuestro
querido amigo don Juan E. Castillo y
su distinguida esposa.
Mucho 10 celebramos.
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CANDIDATES. REPU-
BLIGANOS EN- PONCE.
TRIUNFANTE.

Conot85onodo d Washington, don
MateO Fajardo Cardona.
Alcozde. don Emilio Cortada.
Conce30ze8:: don Antonio AguayO.
don Enrique Monllor, don Hilari6n
Vigo. Lcdo. Rafael Sanchez Montalvo,
don Jose M. Besosa. don Tomas Blasi-
nj. Lcdo. Jose A. Poventud (19 0Hos.
no repu5Zso0qao); don Mateo MsyoraI,
don Carlos Llorens Delgado, don Joa-
quin D. Yord6n. don Pedro j. BIasini.
don Miguel Maldonado, don jose A.
Loyola. don Lucas P. Valdivieso. don
jose Pons.
.Janato de instruction: don Juan Cas-
telIo. Lcdo. Francisco Giol Texidor.
don Fernando Vendrell.
COmpronaisGri0s!. don Ventura Cam
brel6n. don Federico Font. don Juan
Liccia. don Juan Coppins. don Igna-
clio Martinez. don Felipe Pagan. don
Ramon Vega, don Juan Bahamonde,
don luis Domenech, don Romualdo j.
ZavaIa, don Catalina Torruella, don
Pedro Juan Blasini. don Juan G. Gel
pf. don Manuel Rodriguez. don Sal
vador Maldonado.
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Noticlas De Juncos.
de maestro COqTeaponSGz).
Santiemhra 10

Septiembre 49,
Hoy llev6 cabo este pueblo So
asamblea para constituir Junta local
unionista defnitiva en- el amplio salon
de la casa propiedad del enthusiastic
veteranO patricia don Francisco Del
gado en- cuyo local Sc copgregaron
sentados todOs los barrios de la juris-
dicci6n.
Abri6 ell acto ell Presidente INFERNO
don Jose B. Cintr6n, el que en- su elo-
cuente discurso de muy atildsdas fra
ses puso de manifesto los beuefi-
clos que ha de reportar & nuestra pa
tria, la Union de Puerto Rico exten-
di6ndose en- otras consideraciones, ter
min6 su muy razonada peroraci6n ma
nifestando, que ell hRber congre gado
en- aquel sitio tan patri6ticos correli-
gionariOs. era para que Ia asRmbiea
procediese Ia election del COmit6 de-
initiv0, toda vez que estandO va den
trO del periodic electoral, era muy ne
cesario activar todos los trabaios para
Ia buena Y efcaz marcha de todos los
asuntOs que Sc reAacionan con eI par
lido.
LA ASAmOAOas STU RcC4AaE uu mou0u"
to y aceptandO todos los rszonamien-
tos del Sr. Cintr6n. procedi6 q la cleo
ci6n de Ia Junta defnitiva que qued6
constitufds en- Ia siguiente forma:
Pre85dente.' don jose b. Cintr6n.
Vice Pres5donte' don Jesds Maria
Cort6s.
Secretarso. don DeIfiu Sierra.
lSe6 Secret0YS0. don Nicolas Benitez
Delgado.
I6sorero: don Isabel Merced.
V0c0les: don Antero Reyes, don Jo-
s6 Manuel AmaIver. don Avelino Fa-
Iero, don Pablo Reyes. don Clemente
Colon. don Jose Ma. Pereira.
SWpzentes: don Julio Hernandez,
don Francisco Diaz Nieves, don Anto-
nio Mdjica Rosario. don Gregorio
Martinez. don Domingo Vald6s, don
Teodoro AIgarin. don Ezequiel Gal
van. don Gumersindo Principe. don
jose j. Naranjo. don Juan A. Villa
fame.
Quedaron tambien nombrados los
individuos que han de constituir las
Sub-Juntas para funeionar en- sus res
pectivos bRrrios.
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Como pr0greSa Bar
CeIOnGta.
Ell INSPECTOR De ESCUELAS
ESTUVO ALI Ell DIA Il.
Un CabaIIO rObadO pGTteneclsnt8
al senior VazQuoz tu6 adqul-
ridO On d0p6sltO,
q nuegtro Correspons0z.l

Setbre. 49, -Esta poblaci6n da cada
dia mas sefiales de vida. pues Vemos
con frecuencia que llegan nuevas faml-
lias & residir aqu1. y sabemos que no
Sc enCuentran casas para Otros senores
de pueblOs vecinos que desearlan vlVlr
en- un pOblado como este en- 81 cuaE
hay una temperature deliciosa. dlsfru-
tandoae siempre de tranquilidad ad-
mirable.
-Creemos que haria un buen neg0-
clio un sef1or que viniera expresamente
comprando algunOs solares fabrlcara
so 8 100 habitaciones puesto que por
cuaIquier apOsento casa pequefR Sc
paga aquf un preciO muy eleVadO.
Ell II vino este poblado ell senior
inspector del distrito con el fin de dis
tribuir los Iibros q los maestros del
t6rmino de BarceIoneta. Sabemos que
todos los padres de familia Sc encuen-
tran muy animados conociendo ell cello
inter6s que este nuevo funciOnariO Sc
toma por Ia eusenRnz8. ell cual busca-
ra todos los medios posibles por
lOgrar que Sc instalen tres escuelas,
pues las dos que hay no son sufcientes
para ell gran n6mero de ninos que exis'
to en- Ia Iocalidad.
-Hace cerca de un mes. dabamos la
noticia de unos caballos que fuerOn
traidos & Manatf y Sc instruye un pro-
ceso a dos individuos por Ia Corte de
Arecibo.
Uno de estos caballos pertenece al
sef1or Vazquez, de Sabana LLAMA. de
Juana Dfaz, elcual 10 hemos adquirido
en- dep6sito, como representante de di-
cho senior, despu6s de hacer activas
gestiones y de visjes al Juzgado y q la
Audiencia.
-Visitamos hace POGO la fabrica de
cigarros Ella Cubanits.9 , de ArecibO.
Y fuinos agradabIemente sorprendidos
al yer aquel gran esta ablecimiento en- el
cual trabajan 200 8 mas operarios.
Reina ALI ell mayor orden y hay en- Ell
local un ioven que lee perfectamente
libros y peri6dicos.
LA sefiorit8 Carmen Casellas San
tana que ej9rcera este afIo como macs
ira en- este pueblo es una profesora in
teiigeute y un caracter sumamente
afectuoso. gozsndo de generates SIM
patias en- la jurisdiction.
En- una vista que hicimos al senior
Audrey. Fiscal de Arecibo. pudimos
conyencernos de Ia gran cultura que
tiene dicho seflor. caballeroso amigo
4 Quien sRbremos recordar con carifo.
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NueVO r0mediO contra
Ia unCiRaTiaSiS.
No han Do tardaF en- eStabIoc0r :
Sc ''sanatOriOS a6TeOs."

Un sabio doctor ha descubierto re-
cientemente que las sscenciones aeros-
t6ticas constituyen uno de los mejores
remedies contra Ia anemia y sus conse-
cuencias.
Una ascenci6n de una hors es 81 me-
dieamento mas e6saz. pues hace au-
mentar de un modo considerable los
gl6bulos rojos de la sangre.
Desgraciadamente por ahorR Ia me-
dicina no SO haIla al alcance de tOdas
las fortunas; pero ia industria aeros-
tatica cobrara seguramente nuevos
brfos, y dada la 6poca en- que vivimos.
pOdemos confiar en- que no han de tar
dar en- estabIecerse sGm0tcr508 091'eo8
pa-a Ia cura de an6micos. neurast6ni-
cos. etc.
Todavfa resuIta que Santos Dumont
es mas benefactor de Ia humanidad que
10 que algunos Green.
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DERROTADA.
Com58ion0do d Washington: Fede
rico Degetau.

Comi8ionodo d Washington: Fede-
rico Degetau.
Azca5de, Manuel V. Domenech.
Conc4gale8.. Justo Barros. (st'aGonis-
tai; Tomas Blasini. Enrique Monllor,
Jaime Bas. Manuel Leon PARA. Euge-
Mo Morales. Juan Coppins, Miguel
Maldonado, Juan Lopez, Joaquin Do
mingo Yordan, Pedro J. BIasini. Ne
mesio Ventura. M. Alberto Salicrup.
Eduardo SaIich. jose B. Ortiz.
JatntG de iaastrwcci6n. Juan L. Cas-
telIo, Francisco GiOI, Jorge Arm
gstron. independently.
ComprouoS80r5o8: jose NORM. Ro-
mualdo Zavala. OLYMPIC Divide. Pedro
j. Blasini. Joaquin Domingo Yord6n.
Salvador MaldonadO. Rosario GeIpf.
Miguel Bauza. (waiOnista); CUTLER
mo A. Murray, VaIeriano Jorge, Juan
p Rosa, ] uan N Rios. Jose MonlIOr,
Antonio Caraballo. Andres David.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-20
BAQUERO & eANDARA
oFREcEN

Alambre de nuas, rollos
de 90 lbr, rollo S 2-60
GramDas en- barriles de
80 ibraS barril 800
Zin liso nara forro de 6
nor 3-P quintal. 400
OementO DRAGON en-
barrileg, barril 200
Puntas de Paris Cajas
de 80 libras tamonos
de % liz, 8, 4y5
pulgadas gruesas y
fnas, GAIA 2-45
Maiz superior del Pals
en- mediOs saCOs 90. Loo
Mani SUPERIOR en- saCOs
nuintal 800
San Juato IL is San Juan. Pto- Rie0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-20
Ell mIIagr0 dc los psnes y do los
paces en- FajardO.
(De maestro oorrespoaso7.) J

Fsiardo 10. .-(por tez6grqfo. y
Correspondents. SSan Juan.
Republicanos hicieron aquf aver su
convention. Podemos asegurar no
votaron mas de trescientos votantes.
Un observador tom6 & Ia puerta nota
individuos entrarOn & votar.
Publicaron resultado escrutinio arro-
jando an total de 4. $50 eIectores.
Censo Electoral con un sufragio uni
versal para ellos en- elecciones pasadas
no arrojo 1900 votantes republicanos
y ell total del censo no lego 8, ZOO in
cIuyendo unionistas.
Dfcese que este ha sido hecho aquf
para dar mayor n6mero de votos q
Mateo Fajardo.- candidate & Washing
ton, contra sus contrincantes.
Son los mismos de siempre, AIN con-
ira ellos mismos.