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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

White Horse was founded in the
Naaon OF 1888 and 1899 II Is q
1871 point for the whole Alsek
.sFiet. comprising from 1000 10
~ people. Valuable copper mines
- several quartz claims are In the
is.shborhood.
~ toNn vas built a. a terminal
ne White Pass & Yukon rail-
~ and is $50 miles from Dawson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

n population Of White Horse Il
'fNaximatsiy 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-23

,ar STAR FAMOUS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
1.-THE HOUSE OF REST"

The late Helen Peabody. founder of
the Western College for Women at Ok
ford, Ohio, has willed her property for
the advancement of missions under the
Presbyterian Church. She had acquir-
ed some 1000 or more through for
tunate investment in St Louis real es-
tate many years ago. She died in Pa
sadena, Gala, and her beautiful home
there is to be used as "a resting place
for weary Christians from either the
home or foreign field, and is to be
called the house of rest" For it's
maintenance about $4,000 has been set
aside
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
THE PANAMA CANAL.

a stion
of heated
be
he o
$250000O00
millions MEANWHILE phiosophze
Their AroOnau
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11

SOME MEN DON'T CARE. Some men are so in
different to hair loss that they pay attention
whatever to dandruff and itching scalp. But, later,
when incurable badness they will waste time
and money in vain endeavor overcome the result
OF their neglect.
THERE WAS A TIME. There a time when it
was considered quite proper ridcue and make light
OF the germ theory but it ism good do it
now, when municipal governments sending for sci
entlhc men to suppress germ contagiOn. Prof, Unna
(ask your doctor about him) the first to discover
the dandruf micrObe and now dermaOlogsts the world
over know that true dandruff is contagious disease
caused by a germ.
THE GUINEA-PIG PROVED IT. Drs. Lassar and
Bishop both noted scientists, took dandruf scales
from the head of a student who losing his hair
and having made a pomade of them with vaseline,
rubbed the same upon a gInea-pig and the pig be-
came bald. (See George Thomas Jackson, NJ. D,
Diseases of Skin, 4th Edltion.) Newbro $ Herpicide
should be used at the first suggestion of dandruff
1tchlng scalp 1t prevents scalp infection, robs the
public hair brush of its power to do harm, and
fails to cure dandruf and stop falling hair.
THE LADIES KNOW. The ladies quick to
discover any diseased condition of the hair for with
them the natural impulse OF preservation applies par
ucularlv to Natures Charming Adornment. When
the hair becomes duh, brittle lusterless it shows
that the dandruf micrObe has planted itself in the
scalp and IS sapping the hairs vitality. In time
viii cause dandruff, itching scalp and falling hair.
Herpieide The wonderful effect of the very first APP
Pcatlon shows that it will destroy the after
which the hair will grow as nature intended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
Royal Insurance Co., Of Liverpool.
England.
Alliance Assurance Co, of London
England.
Scottish Union & National Insurance
Co, of Edinburgh, Scotland.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd
Wilhelma Of Magdeburg Gener~. ,
surance Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11

Herbert Spencer, Charles Darwin,
Thomas H. Huxley and Louis Pasteur
at various times in their lives thought
that they had discovered the secret of
life, but repeated tests proved that
thew were mistaken
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
HELPED GROWTH OF NEW HAIR.

ran cbaerfullv recommend Newbros Herpicde as
being an article of real merit. Have used It on
nv daughters head after severe case OF typhoid
fever and stopped the hair from failing out anu
helped a growth of hair - $1,000
(signed) MRS D. W, HUMPHREY
Carbonate, Pa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
Fire Insurance
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO..
LIMITED.
General Agents for Hawaii.

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of London.
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon
don.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
An Exquisite Hair Dressing.


DISEASED HAIR EFFECTS FACIAL EXPIRES
SION The face is mirror of the mind and many
women lose their youthful appearance by brooding
over some physical misfortune that might be remedIed
Lasting beauty comes from the consciousness that
both hair and skin perfectly healthy, nature
gave them, and this form of beauty shows through
even the most irregular features. A woman may be
perfect in form and her complexion may rival the
color of the rose but if it is her misfortune to have
scant or feIess hair that misfortune viii continually
wound her pride and be reflected in her face To such
women Herpicide is positive delight. 1t gives CON
fdence by quickly producing the 'correct' effect.
Makes the hair light, fluffy and gives it indescrb
able charm a single trial Will convince. Contains
oil or grease. will stain dye.
STOPS ITCHING OF TIL SCALP INSTANTLY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
A GRATIFYING LETTER.

Herpicide is evidently of the most valuable
preparations for the purpose intended that IS on the
market The results so far most gratifying am
Dractcing for 40 years and have at no time expert
nced better satisfaction to aay the irritation OF the
(Signed) P HERNANY NJ D.
Mahanov City, Pa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-11
FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

Situated on car une IN the most
desirable resident locality Of this city.
The improvements consist of
cottage, containing parlor, recep-
ton hall, drawing room, large din
ing room. 3 bed chambers. kitchen, pan
try and all modern improvements
Large grounds improved with many
valuable and rare fruit treea-
Servants quarters with stationary
washstands and porcelain bath; largs
stable with box stalls.
Size OF lot: 2OOx30O feet
Price, very reasonable, MUCK below
It's actual value.
Terms: Easy.
Further particulars upon applic&kiSk
7. II. FISHER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25

p erewa raas qec
banda de >es miea'a rvt
n4i &c puers Nic". a. seirDu
de maaana an D. Plaza b-'acrioy
r-P4so. .doble eDe Boston Was
hing;on Burton.
I'll Guaranv O,ertura &c Con
cieTto. { Gomez
.5-"hargariia" Walls de la Opers
III Fausto''. Gounod.
4-Introducci5n y coro nupcial de
ger. Aoto De la Opera "Loheu
grin, Il Wagner
Sci tG de Ia tarde", Cspricho
keiS-r
Ola Nena" Danza. Mifanda.
-"Siempre fel', Paso-doble, Sousa
Star Spangled Banter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25


ua IS u
r,aer r. Rt0at,.
ei.n. n r ,ersssa q, .se sou ua
r.rH aNr ~ efA rff r.r t Da..
pag o. ua .r.ct., u.eic. og tp
anuA ge sm.r aato ,.re as
ls ult Tcaats. ~. aipcra pa>...s del
ocmcrcisn'e al ag1cul;or por mcdio
d ia roi .Ociol ls que pooia veuhcar
'odo tl comerc,o imporador plrque 4
ial;a de Cal i;al Suicicnie Sc ppdi Z
uS-r del crediio. mieniraS que hov.
SuitiendoSe dc los EStadoS Unidos ic-
nemoS que pagsr 4 correo vuelto..y de
ahi que IL r,facci6n sea restringida
por q pcierla verihcar mas que los
'comerciantes que cuentan con gran
capital ofeCuvo.
De esto Sc deriva Il abandono de
fincas. el abandono de fncaS sc orr
gina Ia emigration. que no f,ne su oyi-
sfR Gt kJ0S como cenvencionalmente
nos quiere h.cer yer el Sed0r Brau. V
Isl deSde que las regiones csfeteras
.empe2aron decaer, que Ho dfeGtfron
ar hyoS. >i principalmente deSIe el
.clclon de SAn Cirlaco que fuG cl gol
pc que acabo de decidlr la situaclon.
81 a p, Sar de esta cal midad met6
rica hublG>emoS dispuesto de e>e
fsifrfsIi1o in6irrtfs al FER eirnto que
nos facllitaba + rops, la situacl6n Sc
hubiese en- ierezado los agricultores
cafeteros no pasarian por el bochorno
SO espeCtaculo de pedir dr hmssR1 al
goblerno 10 que antes Europa nos con
Cedia pOr rsp0nfdnra q0iHnta6.
Ben dijo La Democracia" al CO.
mentar el escrito del sen II Brau: en-
la altura miseria, en- el llano abun
dancia; pero Jay! que esa abundancia
en- el lIano pu Dc ser efimera; pues
estando supedilada a la production de
renolacha puede venirse 8 con
un aiio en- que ell nvierno quiera m s
'trarse benigno en- toda la zona tenn
pIada; P rque 81 el exceso 8 sobrante
en- Ia exportaci6n es hrJO kgftimO de
los enormes precios que ultimamente
ha alcanzado el az1car, estos tambien
son htJ0s nainraIfs de la importAncia
dc la cosecha de remolacha en- Euro
pa y en- los Estados tInidos.
Como este articulo va Siendo dema-
siado largo y en- uing1n case es con
veniente usar toda la p6lvora en- ell
primer disparo, voy hacer punto f
nal pero antes quiero hacer una pre-
gunta a don Salvador. Quiero pre-
guntar 81 ha DIDO leido algoa acerca
de TN nuevo ensa\o que Sc esta prac-
tlcando con ctro bulbo que no es la
remolacha, Y que ma dado una gran
cantidad de jugo. Que, Ino ha dido
nj leido nada sobre ell Particular pues
81 qu1ere enterarSe con mucho gusto
estoy dlspuesto facilitarle el 'Nundo
'clentiRco Para que Sc Say4 eHterando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
Il. de PAIHfONgeH'


Esta llamando mncho la atenci6n del
publico ell letrero electrico que la San
Juan Light G- Transit Co. ha colocaoo
cncima dc sus nuevaS otlcinas Ell la
.calle de San Iusto. Las proporciones
'gigantescas de este letrero Y Ell bri-
Ilan'e aspecto que presenta cuando es-
IA ilumlnado, conStituyen una novedad
que agrada mucho al p1blico prueba
el caracter emprendedor del director
de Ia compaflia arriba mencionada Mr..
Chas. Z. Warner quien Sc vale de to
dos los mediOS posibles para dar nue.
vo empuje los negocios de la empire
Sa que representa-
III referdo letrero, ademas de ser
un exceIente anuncio de la luz V fuer-
"a que Ia San Juan Light & Transit
Co. suministra y los aparatos elGctri-
cos que vende, sirve tambiGn para
alumbrar una parte de las GALES dc
Tetuan y San usto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
NueStrO COmerCiO
DE JULIO q tkfR0 INCLUSIVE


DEFICIT CONTRAIA
IsLA POR S2627,58O
Teneaos 1 la vista Ell ntim. 7 del
sumario mensual de Comercio Ha-
cienda publica correspondence 4 Enc
70 ultimo que Sc ha publicado en-
Washington bajo la direction del Ne
gociado de estadistica del Departa-
mento &c Cemercio Ira baio, folleto
que comprende interesantes detalleS
teorlcos y numericos acerca del CO.
mercio en- general del orbe y de los
Estados Unidos v otros datos impor
tantes sobre la producc1on agricola,
industrial, estado de la hacienda y
deuda publica de las principales ma
clones del mundo. Tambien resulta
notable el panheto referldo por articu
los de actualldad relatives 4 los canales
construidos y del en- proyecto trav6s
del Istmo de Panama
DE estOS aSuntoS nos OCuparemOs en-
Otro articulo puesto que nuestra inten-
/ cion hoy eS solamente tratar sobre el
movlmientO comercial de Puerto Rico
ocurrido durante los siete primeros
meseS del ailo economico en- cursO, y
cOmparar las Clfras cOrrelatlvas con las
de los siete meses del aflo fiscal an
terror.
Resuta pues del .examen de las di-
| ferentes culumnaS que respecto 4
nuestra lsla inSerta el mencionado su r.
mario por Enero, que desde Julio al
reterldo Enero inclusive Sc han ina
| portado en- Puerto Rico procedente de
pnertOs norteamericanosp produCtos do
mesticos valorados en- 81 63S7II y ex-
tranJeros por valcr de S3o5 7l2, h4-
ciendo en- toal S7,944423.
| DeSde la lsla Sc han eXpOrtadO para
los EStadOS UnidOs frutoS del pals pOr
| 1852, S34 V eXtran eros v4lOradOs en-
% $40 en- conjunto $4 022 2o4. Y el
orc embarcado para los tStados Uni
dos 5000. de manera que suman las
exportaciCneS para aquella kepublica
$4922 S64,
FL comercio sostenido con el extran-
jero durante igual periodic acusa las
cantidades siguientes:
Imp portado en- Puerto Rico ST. 545,o24
eXportado para puertos eXtranjeros
ST. IosI,l80 por productos de 10 lsla y
lS3I7 sos extranjeros s sea 81 038 QO7.
De manera que en- conjunto llega el
fnovimiento comercial SI035I 3oS y
el total de las exportaciones es de
$6S0IS6I. y 10 importado $94S9447, re-
sultando un deficit de s. 0275S6 por el
comercio en- general
Liquidando separadamente el CO.
mercio de cabotaje y extranjero tene-
mos, que presenta un deficit contra la
Isla de $3,o2I55o el primero y un su-
perabit de $303 973 en- favor del pals
el segundo, sea Ell comeTcio con los
paises extranJeros.
Comparando dicho movimiento CO
mercial con el soStenido en- igual pc
riodo del afio econOmico dc 1908 1904
resultan las difersncias que sigucn
10 Las importaciones de mercan
cias productos domesticos Ell Puerto
Rico procedentes de puertos de la
Union norteamericana en- dicho cspa-
clio de tempo ascendieron $6,4o4 4I7l
cantids menor que las dc tos siete
primeros meses del aiio fiscal corrien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
Ell teatrO de San Juan

Sc anuncia la proxima clausura del
Coliseo de San Juan, proba blemente
en- 10 proxima semanl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25

Un periodico de Londres. con fecha
IS de Mario, anuncia que Marconi, ell
celebre inventor del TELEGRAPH sin hilos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
S rS,s74o7e

4 4 a.. c,n.,d.d 0'9|4 '/9
hay que agregar
el 10 p5 que ell
comerciante ex-
pCrtador rebala
en- las p6lizas de
Aduana. al oble
20 de aminOrar
eli pago de i'm
puesto de ST por
mil kilos que
al ST. Brau Sc lie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-25
ExpOracion

Exportaci6n
4 eSts Canildad
hay que agregar
81 10 p Z que ell
Comerclante ex-
pcrtador re baja
en- las polizas de
Aduana, al obje
20 de aminorar
Ell 80 de i'm
puestO de ST por
mil kilo' Y que
al ST. Brau se le
quedo en- ell tin
tetO. :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
..,s..s%..3s....';.s.':..s'::''.'3. t';F'':'':'

and "a system of development originated
which m time win probably nc ot great
profit to the investors
BUILDING NEW RAILROADS IN
CUBA.
The building Of the cuba road was a
wonder. The American syndicate had
mo- right of way cuba was then IN
charge of the United states, ana the
Foraker amendment forbade that any
concession bc granted during the mill
farv occupation, Sir william Van
Horne had the Spanish railroad laws
translated. u the hope of huding
loophole In them that would enable him
to go ahead, hut there was none. lie
then fcU back ON the common right ot
every man to build upon his own land,
and decided to buy the lands on which
the railroad was to go, from the cen.
ter OF the island 20 Santiago, lie ara
this and was then only blocked where
rba route crosses the public road, and
ne could have the right Of way only
bv consent of the government lie
knew. however that the people wanted
tbe road, the officials wanted IT, ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
G. 3. eurbana tostifjes after tour years

q b Burhaus. Of Carlisle Confer v,
s.. writes About four years ago I wrote
..u atatirg that had been entirely cured
Of IA severe kidney trouble by taking less
than two bottles of Fo.ey.F Kidney cure
h entirely stopped tho brick dust sedl'
mont and pain and symptoms Of kidney
that have never had "a return of any OF
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and am evidently cur.
rl to stay cured and heartily recommend
Foley'q Kidney cure 90 any one SUFFERING
from kidney or bladder trouble For sala
by. g. J. Iull Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
Cures Seiatiea.

Roy W l.. Riley LID. Cuba, New
York writes. "ANor hftccn days NJ eN-
crucIatIng pain from sciauc rheumatism,
a. try BaOard's snow Eminent, the first
giving my first relief and the
second entire rellet / can give Il un'
ouaUdod accommodation" 90, Soc N0l,
Sold hy D. e.. NJ l.. Drug Dept y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

miles IN length. which have. | am told,
cost over Nt000,OoO.
An of tho railroads with the exception
Of the cuba road, are owned by British,
Cubans and SpaniJrds the British hay
ing by far the largest holdings The
cars are on the American plan, With
seats facing the front and aisles rum
ming through the middle They are
usually comfortable, and especially SO
on the trunk line from Havana 10 san.
tiago. The United Railway company
has p1rlor cars with wicker swivel
back chairs, which are especially adapt.
ed to this climate, aud the sloepprs
which carry yuu from the east to the
west in about q hours. are made IN
the United states after Pullman pat
tern but higher and with lower seats
than our sleeping cars Indeed one
can now travel comfortably 0il over
cuba ] came from Havana 90 JuVcl-
lauos in "a chair car, riding AN day I'M
u at am extra charge of 10 cents over
the ordinary rate, and ! have several
times ridden over the cuba road with
lneics in my party quite as comfortably
at upon amy railroad at home.
The pOrttls and conductors of tine
sleeping cars are yoIlpW-mcrl rubauH
Who speak hroknu English The con.
ductprs oU the main lines are Cuhlua,
ANA There are neNshuys dnp-scl iu suits
of gray linen. who work tNa train with
papsr ANA uuBei- Boo spanish and Eng
NsH Smoking goes uu iu Jll The care
aud after DU breakfast al NttauEHs I
noticed tAut the unvshoy pnnaj huge
cigar 1s he showed his Uurys to Oh"
passengers,
So "r there 1ra no dining ears From
20 10 lU luMutDs are allowed dt the eta-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

also that no One was likely 10 object to
what every one wanted, and that he
could therefore build across the public
roads without concession lie did
this, and no one has objected.
He used cuban workmen TO construct
the line, and be says that they are as
good labor az can Doe found anywhere.
II took some time for the natives TO-
learn TO handle the pick and shovel
but after that they worked rapidly and
couscIenti0usly clearing the forests and
laying the tracks. Some Spauiords
also were imported from northern
Spain, and the work was done quickly
and we'll
BIG SUGAR MILLS,
THIS u.s. however only the first stake
In the development OF the enterprise
The Cuban company which is the
name OF the syu6loatc owning the road,
has several hundred thousand acres
Of land aud Il viii buy more. Il Is all
ready clearing the forests ana laying
out great sugar plantations There is
one AT Jatibonico between Santa Clara
and Ciego DC Ayila, where IN the neigh
borhood OF 5000 acres have already
been cleared and q mill grinding %
thousand bags day rs building This
n '''', ,, .o,, ,n-us.,,d 1901. ,,r.n 3.
and the plantation connected with 4, ere
IN operation Similar mills win be-
built by the CUBA company and other
syndlcatea ali the way along the road
10 Santiago and Nipc bay. and 90 is
believed that 100 mills could boz pr0Htn-
bly established. Each such min should
be worth 20 the railroad about $-lo0ot
"a voar I'm gross trafno receipts s1 that
the uoesibilities are enormous. 'rnrr,
orc already Two sugar mills owned by
rri,,oto con,p1ulcs ALONG tho roal ANA
m, Cuha gompany has understand
,,r..l IN hrIj M r,Nl fo-. Obj America .
.'r,.,r,.,i., ,,bfrr r.r.o,I, l.r,gt.
,h.,t a-oa .a.s. of ,rI moi I'm
g,..,,, i,,,,..l..
-. ,,ts p,. GOOD ,.,,,. ,l,r,
~ ,.,,t..',.. 30 ,n, ..i,..1 .,..i.,.l
lu ..i,.,..'.,.I q. ia. a.. r,
H''' '.7 ID. '", '''''' "..
,'"N',' ~. .,'"I"'.l I.'
/ uIHn'n IIN'S u""u uu ,'u'' 80" ''.uI
,l' "Al d" u''l w. ,'u''N WIZ w l',
10y 'n,st u",', 'N'n- s"' ,l"N
! INe inc VEINS 'I % ''l,. D''..L N'''',
tlpnS are planned 10 sauna ''u1 i9'
haNamo ON lh. soulh me IlI'I I,tgH-
Ing tn" main Inc az san LUIS not IaI
from Santiago.
CrRAs NEW p0nT
one OF the most important parts ID.
! me CUBA road is tha- whlrh was opened
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

This Of the committee uat Is probing the
Equitable life society find the blame for the
scandal the big 1t understood the committee VT"
appeal the board of aldermen to be allowed the OF the alderman
chamber hall The Stevens committee used 10 dur
ing the the the spring Little Tim Sullivan p
an Equitable pocyhods and II s said willing the committee
should Ego the limit 10 nveigang 1t than likely,
then that the committee VIII get the ademauic chamber
Frank Johnson the assembly Will that
capacity for the Fechman Tracy Becker OF
' mentioning about far that side OF the political sa
senator Armstrong chairman the committee declares that wa
y are to make should be taken up Immediately continued without
ana moymen Rogers Womrc Prentice and MckcoVn Pentc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
CLUB CHAT.

San Francisco N to have a womnn'a
club building a company has been
formed, mostly uf women, who are TO
finance ana manage the scheme. The
building Nv TO BE- 4 ll'etory structure,
OF which four floors nro To be used FOR
ms many womon's clubs NJ care 10 join
the association, and each of the clubs
20 Join before May 80 WIN own 10 shares
Of the stock II In hoped that many
women VIII Invest IN the remaining
stock, 80 that they may control the
whole building IN time, The clubs that
have already Joined the san Francisco
cub association are The sketch, Town
and County the Twelfth Century
Musical the Associated Alumnoo, and
the Splnnors,
An lnlcroaling experiment has been
started IN Philadelphia, under the aus
pioos and initiative ~ the civic CLUB
and the Vacant Lots cultivation assoc
citation, -Four acres OF ground have
been devoted TO the gardening activities
Of 1900 boye aud girls, IN lots Of l9ylb
feet The children are enthusiastically
nj work, ana expect to turn out ~ nno
a collection OF gardens nH the city has
ever ston, The gardens which 1dlsln
the Matthias Vs. BALDWIN school, at
the corner NJ Sixteenth ana Porter
flrootr, are said 10 be- the largest IN eX-
tent, and 20 interest tho lurgeNl NUM-
lor Of pupils nj any other similar un-
dorlnkmp, \ mumhor Of the civic club
committee said Of this ventures
Philadelphia takes the lead In This
rood work Tho growth OF school gar.
dens aa a branch NJ industrial education
I'm this country aud IN Europe during
the past TOW years has been rrmnrk'
able Last ycnr In Tits city perhaps
! 900 school ohlldon had gldons This
year There WIN be aO00 ana nckt year
10000 Tho largest gnrdon last year wnn
nt Flfiy.Nxth street ana Ldnndowno
avenue, whore there were 200 plots ia.
day u slStoonth and Porter streets, We
have L2O0, and who shall say but that
this VIII be cnllod n small garden next
Year, The Vacant Lots association be.
gan the work, the civic cluh and the
honrd Of education took II up, the news
pnpora spread II abroad and today
II III all over the world The only won.
der " why .Homobody dld not think ot
the plan before,
The cluhN0men NJ 'rHcoma WAeho
have established q Woman's Inn, which
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son have returned to salt Lake, after
u pleasant visit with Mr. ana Mrs, Il, r.
Campbell,
Mls Nelson Empoy Of salt Lake "
a gucsl AT thc Minor homc,
Mr. ana Mrs Fred Marshall Of the
journal have gone TO Portland on a
pleasure lrlp
Mrs Maud Hanks Goddard has re-
turned to her home IN Boise,
Mr. }, \ McAlister In In Salt Lake
on business,
Miss Lou Thatcher is visiting IN Salt
Lake,
Miss Violet Wondcloyo is back from
trim to Salt Lake,
Miss Fan Crockett spent the 2ith
with relatives IN Logan,
Miss Florence Hanks II visiting IN
salt Lake,
Mr. John Rgdon has gone TO Salt
Lake, after a short stay In Logan,