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cellence of the performances given,
bat also the liberality of the local
patrons of the drama.
But to return to the clever play,
New York After Dark it is just the
kind of play that makes one laugh
and cry by turns, and keeps the cur
tain man busy. Several scenes were
awarded curtain calls and taken all in
all, it was declared to be a splendid
play well played. Mr.. Redmond was
voted the chief of all laugh makers
and all of the company gave excellent
support. The play will be seen for
the last time tonight, and none should
miss seeing this. clever play
On Friday evening the play will be
again changed, and MY Partner" a
western romance, will be offered. The
play is we'll known and the usual big
business is assured.
1t is also announced that round
trip ticket will be presented to the
patron holding the lucky number Fri
day evening.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28
GETTING INTERESTED IN ALASKA

1t mas been slow process, but
congress is gradually finding out that
Alaska is deserving of attention: that
the government at Washington owes
something to the thirty or forty thous-
and white people and twet ty-five or
thirty thousand natives in that far
away region. A congressional party of
twenty-t three, headed by Speaker Can
non. visited Alaska, during the past
summer AS a result, the speaker and
leaders of the house are no longer in
different When Alaska is mentioned.
They no longer look blank when it is
suggested that the United States owns
region about one fourth of the area
of the United States. containing vast
stores of natural wealth for the devel-
opment of which it has done practical
ly nothing
Two years ago a committee of the
senate made a much more extensive
exploration than that Of the house
committee, So that there are now small
groups of men in both houses who are
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

not only interested in Alaska, but have
some idea of what Alaska needs and
some disposition to grant it.
1t seems that the house committee
nave not taken very kindly to the idea
of a delegate in congress owing to the
difficulty incident to his election by a
population so widely scattered and
with sucn incomplete facilities of trans
portation and communication, and
owing to the assumed diversity Of in
terests centering in the different sec
tions of the country. Instead of DEL
egate they propose congressional
committee on Alaska similar to the
congressional committee on the District
of Columbia. All matters pertaining
to Alaska are to be taken from the
hands of the committee on territories
and committed to this special COM
mittee. This, it is believed, will bring
better results Doubtless it will i'm
prove the situation somewhat, but it
will never satisfy the demand of the
Alaska people for the privilege of elect
ing and sending a delegate to congress
to represent them.
Another matter which made friends
with the congressional committee was
the project to build a railroad from
Valdez into the Tanana country. The
government has taken some steps to-
ward road and trail-building and has
put an army officer in charge of the
work This officer has reported very
favorably on the cons -ruction of this
proposed railroad, recommending that
the government guarantee per cent
bonds for the purpose of building such
a line.
The only railroad of any consequence
in Alaska is the White Pass & Yukon,
10 miles long, across the border into
British Columbia. 1t is the railroad
link in the chain of transportation to
Dawson, and though built at very
heavy expense, is one of the most prof
table pieces of railroad property on the
continent.
There is every reason to believe that
a road from Valdez through the cop
per country into Fairbanks and Eagle
would pay, but it is difficult to per-
suade capital to take hold of an expert
ment of this kind, and government aid
in some form or other would seem to
be necessary. Sucn a road would tap
a region rich in copper, timber and
gold. Fairbanks being today the
richest gold camp in Alaska.
1t is also contended by governmental
experimenters that the valley of the
Tanana will produce wheat and oats,
barley and rye, large quantities of
small fruits and support immense herds
of cattle, so that Alaska-the interior,
at least-may be made to produce its
own beef, dairy products and small
fruits.
1t has taken a long time to bring
the legitimate claims Of Alaska upon
the government to the attention Of the
proper officers, but it begins to look
now as if that far-away country might
ultimately receive the consideration at
the hands of the government which it
deserves.
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OPEN LETTER TO THE SENATORS

Senators-An equinoXial storm and
ing one of the public to meet you at
the club rooms and tell you what I'VE,
the people," want. In view of these
conditions 1 trust you will pardon me
for addressing you through the press
and mentioning few of our wants.
There is one advantage in this style of
address over "a heart to heart talk"
you can put this in a scrap book and
not depend On memory for it's sug-
gestions.
Speaking for the farmers, as we
are all farmers in this region, either
through direct contact with the pillow
handles in the fields, Or by proxy, we
wish the protective system of the tar
if continued, because we believe the
home market is the best market. At
the same time we feel it it is not just
a square deal for the Manufacturers
of farm machinery, for instance, to
ship the products of their shops to
foreign lands, South America, Africa
Australia, Manchuria and other re-
gions where wheat is grown, and sell
hem for less than they charge us for
the same machines. If this is done,
and it is freely asserted, some means
should be found for putting us on an
equality with our foreign competitors
in wheat growing. Either the prices to
us should be lowered or the prices to
the foreigner increased until they are
equal.
The duties on coal and calico should
be maintained, SO should those on
hops and hogs, on barley and brick
beer, in short on all farm produce
There is no use for a duty on corn
and we object to taxing our coffee.
We are in favor of not only keeping
he Philippines, but also of making
trade between those islands of ours
and our main land as free from Gus
tom house duties as is the trade be-
tween Walla Walla and Portland, or
Seattle and San Francisco. We have
Porto Rico and free trade, and should
nave Cuba on the same conditions
We want the Cello canal and "the
Seattle ditch" we want 4O-foot
channel out Of the Columbia river, and
we want the channels of all naviga-
BILE rivers improved and all our har-
bors made equal to the demands of
commerce.
We want a public building in Walla
Walla and in every other town Of TO-
900 inhabitants in the state and ma
ton. We want the free rural mail
delivery system extended and i'm
proved until every neighbornood is
served with a daily mail.
We want the interstate commerce
commission given power to hear all
companies, and we want the commits
sion instructed to make bold public
hearings and make speedy reports &C
their findings and recommendations
We are confident that the utmost b.
licity should be given to all mat
ters affecting the people, as we be-
lieve public opinion will compel the
railroads and other transportation
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ceived by the theater goers. In
the leading role last night Cora
King Swain again displayed excep-
tionally strong histrionic ability and
her rendition of the difficult part of
Dolores was all that could be asked
for. Tonight this excellent company
will present THE Streets of New
York." one of the strongest melo-
dramas in the repertaire of the or
ganiZation.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

MISS Linda Wade says that the
only solution of mans clothing diff
culties is the adoption of the corset.
MISS Linda must surely be mistaken.
Man believes he has outgrown the cor
set. They We're worn by men in the
eighteenth century, but that was a time
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

The press humorists are to hold a ma
tional convention in Philadelphia next
year. There is perhops no part of the
their line Of endeavor than Philadel-
phia.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

Mr.. David Belasco has written a
play concerning which he is very reti-
cent for Mr.. Belasco. The most he will
admit is that it will be powerful orig
inal and genuine surprise" Mr.. Be-
lasco might have told more, but just
cigars and the reporter was obliged to
withdraw.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

New York has a policeman who COM
poses music as he walks his beat and
whenever he catches an obstreperous
prisoner he puts him to sleep with a
rat-tat-tat of night stick in perfect
time.
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1.-THE Chsperones" to be Seen Here.

1.-THE Chsperones" to be Seen Here.
One of the ambitious musical COM
edy offerings to visit this city, which
it is said will set a pace that the en-
tire list will find difficult to equal,
will soon be mere. Isadore Witmark' S
pretentious production of "The Chap
erones'' is announced for presentation
at the Keylor Grand theater Thursday
night, October s. and to judge from
this attraction a place in the very
first rank. 1.-The Chaperones' has
now been factor in the high class
musical field for three years, and dur
ing this time has visited all Of the
larger cities one or more times. It's
notable New York run in competition
with dozen other attractions of the
same class easily placed it near the
top in the matter of popularity. The
company comes to this city with many
of the original favorites and a big
chorus of show girls and expert dane
ing divinities. The entire production,
scenery and costumes is new this sea-
son. The piece is said to overflow
with tuneful numbers and to provide
a fresh installment of comedy, siz-
zling not from the masterful pen of
Frederick Rankin.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

Castro is exploding mis- face once
more in the presence of the whole
world. There is nothing he likes bet
ter than to bait dogs which could eat
him up at bite. 1t cannot be said Of
him that he picks upon people smaller
than himself
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INTERESTING DEMONSTRATION
AT SIMS GROCERY.

Friday afternoon there is to be an
interesting demonstration of the merits
of the famous Telley Tea. Every lady
in the city is invited TO attend the
demonstration.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

Former Senator Pettigrew is out in a
statement in which he says he differs
from most of the politicians. He GER
tainly differs from the live ones in an
important respect.
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NOTICE.
no other,
J. c. FETHERSPIL, Mt

To the general public. I will not
be responsible for any debts or any pa
pers or checks signed by anyone else
but me, from and after this date.
AGNES M'COOL.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

A lake of whitewash mas been dis
covered in the Philippines. 1t is too
bad it was not discovered in New
York, where it is badly needed by the
life insurance grafters.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

If President Roosevelt gets the Nobel
peace prize it would be just like him to
invest some of the proceeds in a new
rifle and a buShel of cartridges.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

Let White & Buchanan explain TO
you all about Gardena. Call at our
office, Room 6, over Barretts Shoe
Store, Main St. A good investment.
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Twenty different kinds of Pianos to
select from. ranging in price from
s194O0 up, $500 down, $3.50 per month
If not as represented money refunded
with eight per cent interest.
STANLEY MUSIC HOUSE.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

George AIDES Bad Samaritan" is
said to be a bad play. Well, George
could not expect to write good stuff
all the time without a stomach.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

Flor De Alboni, clear Havana.
La MARITIME.
Bank Stock.
Smoke them once and you will have
no other.
J. C. FETHERSPIL, Mgr
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Gardena! Gardena! Gardena.
WANTED.

A girl for general house work In
small family. A good place for a good
Girl Apply 225 McAulley ave.
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when men had not learned how to work
or when the expenses of woman's ward
robe mad not expanded to the point
where work was absolutely necessary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-28

NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS:
ceAx - S1aanee of advertisement
cs,,e& - taVogOA to the business Of.
Fee by the hour 81 70 o'clock a. m. to
insure insertion in the issue Of even
late.
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WORD AND WORKS MAGAZINE

Will contain Hicks Weather Fore
cast for 1906. Rate S1.00 year; single
copy, 15c.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29
cONTROvERSIA POLITICA

debn eondeados desde oo puno de vista euando uno
ceoca en- erreno del ntsre social porque socedad On
queh sea sbandeno TODD derecho
de conduca quizs plausible conducts de de dos
tres ndlylduos geneaza copco s rebrse e sendo
Judco de 10 colecdad ri abandono de los derechos cuando
obedece motvoa nobe de verdsdea geerodad do bsne
hcencs usb cusndo obdscea motives sobardss de tenor
lucht por e derecho mismo censuabe; supone tan
SOLO una dmnuc6n parmono particular de cada ndiv
duo suo eva consge daGo de scend nca coctv s
conte decis ebar entido urdice De Ia sscedsd
msm. odos los msles que de M rebAmsnto senen que
ser ndefectible consecuenca.
81 esto a el ejeeco del derecho individu. en- or
den las relaciones prvadss de de .upone hsa ci.ro
punto una function soc qae ser& cocq en-
e tereno del derecho poco de que reere soce1sd
msma yrtsmos de aquelos dreho. que ersit.n prct
can cuaudo he de evar cabo do tra
sndenca decta nmedstanens. cocv. Enonces vere nos
que son ndiscubemene derech eiercco propa
verdsder funsiones socae De que 81 81 ufrssio
60 an deho del cudadano puedc dece que propo tempo
una funci6n del ciudadsno.
Ahora biep por que " seguir el punto de
VISA tsorco de conend ell 6o Varona esabea Ga ys CO.
nocda distinction entire ]. faDc6n derecho9 mi modo de
yer por concepo de que deba elecor Ya 10
haba ndieado e sehor Zy escrec punto b.. tt.ido
aqu ert'e algunos sncedent.s del debate I'll coa se put
hoy por hoy h oportundad que parte dis
curse del 'e Varons que a6 pubcado Dor periodic, La
DScSt6n egar terrsno u que se entsuda de-
una clara 10 que pienso que voy decir me vsn
permltr los oyenty clio seguramente prdrEn nada
que 20 epia ecurs dos Pzrraos del r Varo
NJ Cando reamente darnos cuena de Il extenI6n
del en6neno convene concretaro voy coacsrlo de este
modo preguntndo 10 se electors tque onc6n |. que
ene eonere dereho electorate Ea ell eector e cudsdsno
deato poder de degnar loo indvduos que han de e
var u representation de totadad del pss de otsdad de
ncon para raolver todos es problema gandes peoue6o
IN vida de os estsdos e.sGn ncsssn
'emente psentsnde Este ndvduO nvtdo de alto 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29
N0TJCJAs DEL DJA

retratos, comunicando que puede dar.
se cumplimisnto al acuerdo del q del
corrierts. Ell pintor don Francisco
Oller es el encargsdo de hacer dichos
retrstos, perciblendo cincuenta Dc
liars por csda uno.
-Hs sido contratado por el 81.
cslde 81 ingsnisro don Antolin Min,
para auxtliar..al ingeniero de 10 ciu-
dad en- !os trsbajos de pianos de va
rias obras municipales. Fl senior Min
| SO ocupa actualmente en- el Hospital
de sirnjis, de Sauturce.
Ell eabo julia arrest6 anoche en-
10 Marina 4 los individuos Eduardo
Cabrers , Agustfn FIgueroa, por dor
mir en- - dArsena de los botes. ri
primero fbe multado hoy con 81 y sl
segundo con IS como reincidente.
-UN BUEN reloi do orc es el mejor
reralo para Navidad. F. kshrh shr
y CO, San francisco %, San Juan.
Hoy sale para Cuba y republi
cas- de Sud A1e.ics el vapor espafiol
<Antonio lopez.
Aver Sc practice una limpieza
general on Ia playa de los ladrillos,
de Ia Msriua en- donde shabfa gran
aglomeraci6n de bssuras.I
ETHE HELVETIA.--27 calls dc
Cruz. Gran casa de hsspedes. eTa-
Ole d. hotel,. Apossntos para familias
personas solss. Comidas q cincusn-
ia centavos cubierto. Bahos. Telefono
1872. Apartado correo, 295. Propists-
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hotel
sst& & cargo de una sefiorita cagas-
do
q En- q casa.de huespedes de la
sei1orita Josefna Herns ndez, San Jus.
to 81, que ocupa si.usci6n muy cen.
trica, hay huena mess, habitaciones
hermosss y blen ventiladaa y excelen-
to servicio. Sc recommends por si
misma q Jas personss que quieran ser
sus abcnados.
Para curar un resfrlad0 On un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUININA. Ell boticario le devolverael ell
dinero 81 no Sc cura. La irma de E.
W. GROVE Sc hslla en- csda csjita.
O. En- Ia Gale de San Jose nGmero
I, se alquila w mirador
-Por SO ctvs 6 81 semsneles com.
prara usted un reloj de orc de Is & 60
dollars. F. Kehrhahn y CO San Fran
cisco 28. Tsmbien vendemos fuegos
artifieiales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29
EDICT0

En- la Corte de Distrit del Distrito
Judicial de AguadiIa, P. R. Es
tados Unidos de Al 5cica. FL Pre-.
sidente de los Estado. Unidos 8. S.
N1mero 1870. Manuel Antonio Con-
zalez, Demandante. VS.. Succession
de Manuel de Jests Gonzalez, De-
msndada. Acci6n gu cobro do do.
liars.
Agustfn Guevsr Ssntlni, Marshal
de 10 Corts de DlstrIso del Dtstri.
to Judicial de Agu adills, P. r.
Hago saber: Qde per sent .ncia fir.
me del dia de NovieA5re de 1905 OBJ.
tenida por Manuel Al loaio G onzalsz
contra 10 sucesi6H de ~ anuel de JesIs
Gonzalez en- ell pleiso arriba expresa.
do y por orden de ls [ orte para que
% expidiera un mandamient0 de en-
barge para ssegurar q efectividad
dc la ssntencia en- Lisues de dlcha
Sucesi6n, se embarg .r' blenes per.
tenecien,es d dlcha suce.lon, cuyos
bienes, por orden d. ds. dc aver, pa
"a proceder al cobra q dus mil dos
cientos catorce do,taf, IS ce1tavos,
iuntsn ente con diez ,;u.l,rs y Is cen
tavos per costa, y pagos en 10 fecha
de dlchO fallo custh aus 81 deven.
e gden en- ls forms quo = Js ez;.n en- el
erecord,, SO sacan d "a )!ica subssta
y aon los siguienses;
70. Finca r1stica que radica en-
el barrio da SMangos,s termino NUM-
cipal de San Sebastian, con cAblda de
ciento diez cuerdas de extension mas &
menos q cafe, pasto y malezas, conte.
niendo una casa dc msderss del pals
cobij ada dc zinc, otra casa dc 10 mis-
ma construction, Con maquina para
descsscarar cafe, glacis y tanques, en-
lindes por el Norte, con terrenos de
Joae o tiz y Perez y de los seflorss Nd
j. Y s. Cabrera, antes de don jose
Velez Rivera, por el Sur, tierras de
don Ramon r ,sas y don Bonifacio
Torres; por el Este, uns qusbrada que
10 aepara de tierras de don Wencss.
lao Cifre, antes de G lillermo Rosas Y
por ell Caste el rio <Culebrinas, y t..
rrenos de don Francisco Rodriguez Y
Jose Maria Lopez.
20. Finca rdstica que radica en-
ell barrio de <Eaesss del lermino Mu.
nicipal de San Sebasiisn, com pueats
de ciento cincuenta cuerdAs mas 8 me-
nos, con algdnas fnsas de cafe, pas.o
y malezas, contsniendo una casa habl.
tacl6n en- msl esta 10, en- lindss por ell
Norte con terrenos do don Delfio Car :
dons; per eI Sur y Oaste, con tierras
de don Laureaoo Olivia y otras de
10 Sucesi6n da dofia t'etrona Onuyl-
has; y por ell Saliente, con tierras de
don Pedro Alcautara Lopez y don Pas
casio Lamourt.
Por tsnto y en- cumplimis; to de
dicha ordsn 20 sefiala el lunes Is de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-29

constitutional On os poderes del Emperador exceden Os
pders de IN Key propamente constucona 81 eso pe en-
e mperlo aleman exte sufrago universal Por quI por
aavenimlento arena donde M cuestienes poIcas soces
ygooso foee eemento obrer del Cuarto Kstsdo: oue
no de recamar esmar derecho de pode oqr.re
ANsacclon egtmA ha presenado pdiendo Al nn
ver como arma de ucha pcfc despu6s de combs nor
On dvesos terreno cabo 10 ha congudo puders dec,e
que de las manos misnas de Bismarck Por qu99 Poroue
teectuaes cusndo puo eader, Fernspdo La
sale espeado como hombre decenc no solo como hombre
pohtco donde quea cenca del Derecho P6bcoe cuye
aquela cAse social eupuso aerza ndiscubements fox
prec:o uvsra de hl de uchs pacRea para evsr In
cna voienh sufrsgo se h ntreg6 para dar ugr una
uno do aus ees conspcuos dn cuando ds leratum ideal
80 encontraba en- alberta opoa6n eructura del En,o
conempoaneo ha do cae buscar denro de a. nor IA In
cAa De o comlcios n6mro de puesos ociaes de
aeAso en- Congress- 6nca de hacer posbeh Ia
obtenclon len progressive de anhos como IA nic.
miners de consgu empeo aque armi que de otro
modo habiers enido consegur-y quiz no 10 hube con-
Rguieo ugar catastrofe que deb6 eyt,r
evto cerrAndose camino lucha voents de rsvoun
los sempre pernosos donde quers que con
CLOS e sette obeto de obene toda coecvdad hum,n
cuaquler prop6o social potco a6n IL ugents rcvnd
csci6n de 10 ustca.
tan ai que Ia idea que acabo de expoper usted,
eneone expuesta cadsd
reacon con fea6meno que alud refiendoma npsro
Germanlco tomsr eIempo de gran colec d.d %
uca 10 encontr dgo, exouesa obra de Gddngs oga
hene vents para de conocd entre nosotro
UDiverIldsd Dscurfiend0, ALA de Ia mad de Il obrs
lcerca del fen6meno de extsn6n crecente del sugo H
original soci6logo noft,4 dies 10 Qus sigue
sLn gadacone distfibuciones de pobl.ci6n o9e re,u
an 90 eVolucon de IN 'stemA dem6tico reuan mb6n e.