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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08
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Vanlente ClTiOSl.
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Esta mafana Sc recibi6 en- el cuaTtel
general un aviso de que 81 muchacho Jose
Calder6n, de Toa-Alta, habfase robado tres
sombreros de valer.
81 jefe Hamill, llam6 al cabo Salvador
G. Lopez, de Santurce, 4 fin de que pro-
cediera inmediatamente 4 Il eaptura de
Calder6n.
El cabo Lopez, visti6se de paisano hizo
la investigation por ST mismo.
Por confdencias pudo apercibirse, por
donde andaba Calder6n sigui6le la pista.
ALA por Mirafores eeh6le el oio y
apenas le VIC dispar6 un tiro al aire con
obieto de amedTentar al muchacho que CO.
rr1a mas que un gamo; pero con tan mala
fortuna, pues ciego en- su carrera vertigi-
nosa, no yi6 un muro que Sc oponfa q su
paso y cay6 al suelo recibiendo una con
fusion en- un hombro.
Pero Ell muchacho, advertido, solt6 uno
de los sombreros robados, mas al segundo
disparo, Sc detuvo, entregandose.
Esta mafana, las once, present6se el
cabo Lopez, vestido de paisano ante el
iuez senior del Vale hacienda la denuncia
verbal.
Ell robado Sc apellida Benito Acevedo,
y dijo al juez que desde que lego San
Juan sentfase enfermo debido seguramen-
te las comidas.
En- momentos en- que retirabase al inte-
rior del hotel que ocupa, habfa dejado
tres sombreros que valfan $25, 10 y 8 res
pectivamente en- manos de Calder6n,
Este fu6se la calle inmediatamente sin
esperar & Acevedo vendiendo uno de los
sombreros en- precio fnfmo don Manuel
Canals = otro un guardia de penales.
Despu6s de capturado Calder6n y ante
Ell juez, con Acevedo 10 que Ell acusado no
se atrevfa 4 levantar la vista del suelo,
llam6 la atenci6n del juez, quien invit6le
que mirase de frente su acusador 10
que no pudo lograr.
Lopez, felicitado por su jefe, por 10 rd-
pidamente que habfa prestado el servicio
que lie habfan encomendado, abrazaba al
capturado dici6ndole: ''no te apures, que
de esta te salvas.'' --r..
La celebration del juicio no ha sido Sc
1alada adn, pero Sc llevard q efecto posi-
blemente mafiana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08

IMPORTACION.-Por los v pores
Franceses y Alemanes, para Ia ''Villa de
Madrid, Mantelerfa legftima de Nothing
ham, Cofnes de Seda pintados, alfomb1 as
de Smirna, Etaminas de Seda, perfumerfa
francesa, telas de hilo, medias y calcetines
franceses y alemanes, corbatas de gran
fantasia, Encajes, tiras bordadas y otro,
adornos de seda; chalecos de piqu6 france
ses muy fnos.
Gran baratillo de limos de dolores y
Moir6 cuyo precio eran 80 centayos y Sc
venden & 8 centavos. San Francisco 81.
Telef6no 273. San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Brensios & los impoaeaates sobre hbretos.
Sc sortearan 8 todos los amos entire los que
mas se distingan por su constaneia en- Ell
Ahorro
Hords de GAIA: Para las imposiciones:
De 8 a103 de la maiana, y de | 4 81
de La tarde los dfas laborables; y de 81 4
103 de La manana los domingos. Para la
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingos.
Reglamae,sto de Ia Secci6n: Las personas
que interesen mas pormenores sobre las
imposiciones, extraeciones manera de Ii
quidar interesea, etc. pueden solicitar I'M
ejemplar en- la Gaia.
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EXAMENES

Sufrieron examen y fueron aprobados
aver tarde del primer grado los aspirantes
al ejercicio de la Abogacfa en- Puerto Ri
co don Pablo Alfaro Santiago, don Fran.
cisco Socorro Ramos y don Miguel Dime
do Toste. Todos demostraron inteligeneia
y despejo
Los ex6menes continuardn mafiana sd
bado & las dos de la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08
GRAN BARATILLO
EL MEJOR SURTlDO.

Gran baratillo de encaies, casimires 4
SO centavos, telas 4 2, A y 5scentavos, pa
raguas. Ell meior surtido de cuellos y
pufios de hilo franceses para Ell baile 6 in-
fnidad de artfculos Sc estan recibiendo en-
LA Vizcaina," San Francisco AZ.
Pidan cupones. RegaIos.
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FaIIeCimiento en- QuehradiIIas

A la edad de ochenta tres amos, ha
deiado de existir en- QuebradilIas el sefor
don Bias Jimenez, padre de Ia esposa dtI
sefior Jose A. Hernandez Velez, emplea.
do del Qyuntamiento de esta capital.
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New York, Diciembre s, 2.30 p. m.
La situaci6n polftica y social de Russia
cada vez es mas grave. En- despachos de
San Petersburgo Sc declara que el gobier-
no presidido por Witte, esta agotando to-
dos los medios diplomaticos para reduCir
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Con motivo de las festas con que Es-
pafia ha obsequiado 4 Mr.. Loubet, en- su
vista aquella naci6n, el % del pasado
mes Sc declararon en- huelga todos los en-
pleados haciendolo dfa festive y no Sc to-
mo en- toda Ia fiesta mds que La famosa
cerveza stPabst.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08
NIURIENDO De HAMBRE
En MEDIC De ca ABUNDA ARGIA

enno desbubi5
Who'd Starnsde HgadO de BcaIaO
yuelve irritable l dahen
de nani6n
Unacdnano noesnah
Unet6mag
asIaenE ise
la nfermedade Vino de
la
de
sensible
Y6as 10 oqued e
Vino de Sea de
tabe
micna,
BOtlcas
FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
Fabrieantes de QumicOs
Es DETROIT, Nacts. e. -. A..
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ExCitaCiOn pubHCa en- FranCia.

New York, Diciembre 8, 1.30 p. m.
Las noticias recibidas de Paris acusan
gran excitaci6n en- los elementos reacciona-
rios que protestan de Ia decision reciente
del Senado frances separando la Iglesia del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08
Los disturbiOs en- Russia.

Z los huelguistas de Odessa, Moscou y de
la capital del Imperio, temiendose que ten
gan que adoptarse medidas de rigor para
veneer los rebeldes, que dnlcamente de-
sean el establecimiento de la Repdbl1ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08

--Lo que mas agrad6 4 Mr.. Loubet de
todo cuanto Sc le ha ofrecido por Ell pueblo
espahol, ,lha sido una GAIA conteniendoel aro-
matico conocido con ell nombre de Alcoho-
lado Gatell, que usard en- el banjo.
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FL dueIO de Luque y WeyIer

guerra general Luque, y el captain gene
raj Weyler, aunque seIteme que los con
tendencies sus amigos logren burlar la
vigilancia de Ia policfa.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08

Estado.
Los radicales apoyan decididamente al
gabinete Rouvier, y Sc estan celebrando
en- yarios puntos de Francia meetings
populares en- favor del eambio acordado.
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Una joven sonora que conozca d.
buio puede obtener colocaci6n en- '|The
Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroidery
Co.. 19 FortaIeza, San Juan. Is VS.
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de Pe-
ri6die0 vislo I $500 qpintal,
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'IMPORTANTES CABLES
DiCese que esta denlente.

so-iaponesa y dice que sus prop6sitos eran
los de vengar q los pohres hiios del pueblo
muertos por causa del gobierno. La OPT
MON general es de que presenta sfntomas
de demencia.
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AlnOrranaS

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDGD porquo naaa hasta
logradoy UNGUENTOS
vloso invento
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New York, Diciembre s, 1.30 p. m.
Informan de Madrid que q gobierno
ha tornado medidas para evitar ell proyec-
tado duelo entire 81 actual ministro de Ia
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New York, Diciembre 3, 1.3O p. M
La muier que mat6 al ministro de la
guerra, estuvo aver punto de ser asesina-
da por algunos cosacos de Ia guaTnici6n
de San Petersburgo.
Ha peTdido tres hijos en- la guerra ru-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08

Continda 81 entuaasmo de Ia gentede
gusto para visitar el Popular, de don
Am6rico saIas que e. q mejor estableci-
miento de calzado noYedsdes que exiata
@ eln 4uan. RR
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BlNCO TERRITORIAL ! AGRlCOlA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECcION DE AHoRROs.
Ilnposicio1tes sObre ibreta: Desde 1925
1000 deyengaran intereses Al S por 100
Ipsposiciones pJasO tfjo: Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengaran interes al

p5 81 es z ines pIa20.
% z meses
80 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Beginning with Tuesday evening.
March IS Mrs Annie Hutchinson
Wood. evangelist Of Boon. Idaho.
will preach each afternoon and even
ing az the Gospel Tabernacle
church on Main street. between
Twelfth and Fourteenth avenues
on Wednesday evening March 90.
Rev. l. l. Woods. OF Brighton
Beach. wlt lgiye a lecture on Illus
thing AZ tho West Seattle Cangre-
EGtlauai church. This lecture IL the
sixth Of the series % the lecture
course that has been given this win
ter.
Mrs T u. Page. accompanied by
her children. left last Friday for a
visit TO her parents In Boston. Mass
Seattle Union No n. Order OF
Washington. viii give progressive
whist party AZ Alki hall. 1929 Sec
ond avenue. Saturday evening. April
/. Friends are cordially invlted.
Councilman T. N Daulfon. Of the
Seventh ward. Is going 10 leave the
city lu May for the northern part
Of British Columbia, where he IL In
tereated in a gold mine. lie will
be absent several months.
Bert Clark. representing the Ma.
iional banks Of New York. Was In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28
PIL S:
piles Can be Cured Quickly and
Without Pain b. Using Pyrs.
mid pile Cure.
A Trial Package Mailed Free 10 All
Fer the Asking.

We want every pile sufferer 10 ~
Pyramid Pile Cure at our expense.
The treatment which We send VIII
bring Immediate relief from the as
fuI torture 81 itching bleeding.
burning. tnutaiiainE piles
We send the free treatment ~ "a
plain sealed package Nith nothing
10 Indicate the contents.
Pyramid pile cure o. put up IN the
form of auppoalfafiea which are apz
piled directly 10 the affected part
Their action ta Immediate and GER
tain. They are sold az 90 cents q
buK ~ druggists every where and
one box viii frequently effect o per
manrnt cure.
uy thc use Of Pyramid Pile Cure
sou viii avoid al unnecessary. Ky
ing aud expensive examination hy "a
physician and sill rid yourself 81
your trouble ia the privacy OF your
own home 81 a tHiftiHE expense.
After using the free treatment.
which Ne mail IN a perfectly plain
wrapper. you can secure regular
fall size packages from druggists at
90 cents each. OF Ne will mail direct
Ia plain package upon receipt ot
price Pyramid Drug Co, 1915
Main street. Marshall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

this city visiting the bankers Mon
day.
when Miss Thee Balson returned
home from work Monday after
noon she discovered her mother
Lucrctia Balson. Unconscious on the
floor Of her room. Tho terrified
girl called for help. but when Or
s. r. Wiltsle arrived the mother
WAS dead 4 Roltre f. supposed To
have caused the death Mrs. Balson
was 80 years Of age and lived at
40 Wall street
The Kelley Mining company.
owning properties IN the vicinity Of
Nome. filed n libel suit 81 So 900
Monday in the federal court against
the steamer Victoria OF the North
western Steamship company'a fleet
for damages to freight
one ~ the clubs az the Y " g.
A. will be addressed by Professor
g. " Priest. af the state university.
"Wednesday night at $3.50 o'clock.
upon THE Popular Novel" The lee
ture IS open - members and friends
The 20 English club viii begin
wednesday night in the study of
Whittier. under the direction OF Miss
fnla Guptil, a teacher IN the city
schools.
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The Most Reliable Dental CO. In
the West.
Teeth extracted without pain. Free
when plates are ordered Set OF
Teeth $500 Gold White or Porce-
lain crown tb00. Bridge Work. best
$500, Cold Filings 800 and up. All
other rulings 50e and Zoe.
II years guarantee. We do as We
advertise. Examination. Consulta-
tluu ana advice free.
Honest work and fair dealings
make our success continuous. Open
daily TIL SEQ ,. m, Sunday 900 to
90 y. m. Dr Zimmerman, mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-28

W B. Cooley. D. D.. the distln-
guished Bible eTpositor and author.
will hold a ten days meeting AZ the
First Free Methodist church. corner
Pine street and Terry avenue. com
mencing Tuesday evening. March q.
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at : q o'clock There vii De two
services daily 2.3Q and It's p. m.
DR. Cooley is the author Of tho
Cooley Translation Of the New
Testament" Commentary Of the
New Testament" and many Of tho
works on travel
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one oppressed wish y want only
20 live with ny husband and have
for my children n father pulled
her cape over her face and wepl
softly.
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Secondhand bicycles from $500
up at spinninga. See window for
hardware specials. 80
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
SAKE is NEITHER WINE
NOR BEER, SAYS COURT
Japanese Liquor Described in Opinion
Rendered In Suit to Determine
Rate of Duty.

HONOLULU, March ia deci-
sion just rendered by the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals in New York,
involving the duty on sake. means that
half a million dollars must be refunded
to Japanese importers in Honolulu.
The Collector here appraised sake as
a wine dutiable at so cents gallon.
This was appealed to the General Ap-
praisers in New York, the contention
of the importers being that sake was
g. beer dutiable at 20 cents gallon. A
test case, prepared in New York as a
matter of convenience, was tried in
the Federal District Court of that
State. There a result was obtained diff
ferent from the contentious Of both
sides. Sake was declared to be neither
wine nor a beer, but manufactured
article, unspecified In the tariff sched-
ules, and subject to duty of 20 per
cent ad valorem. The New York Gus
toms authorities then carried the case
to the Circuit Court of Appeals and
have lost.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE
NOT FOR THIS GENERATION
Thus Asserts Secretary Taft in Ex-
planning Administrations
Policy.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-In or
der to allay any misapprehension rel
ative to the policy of the administra-
ton with respect to the future OF the
Philippines, Secretary Taft made pub
lie the text of a letter which he wrote
to John n. Blair of New York, bear
ing directly upon that subject. The
Secretary states very plainly that the
policy Of the administration is the def
mite possession of the Philippines
for the purpose of developing the
property and the self-governing ca
pacity of the Philippine people,
What shall be done when the Fill
pinos have reached a condition when
they can safely be trusted with their
own government the Secretary be-
lieves to be a question which doubt
less will have to be settled by another
generation than the present.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
ACADEMIC LEAGUE ARRANGES
ITS BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Season Will Open April 1 With Four
Lively Games Between High
School Teams.

The baseball season of the Academic
Athletic League will open on Saturday,
April L. The games of the San Fran
cisco sub-league will be played on the
following dates and between the va
rious schools Indicated:
April mission VS.. Hitchcock Military
academy; Lick VS.. Lowell High School; Poly
technic vs. Cogswell; San Rafael VS.. Wilmer
ding.
April s-Miscion VS. Lick; Hitchcock VS..
Wilmerding; Polytechnic VS.. LOWELL San Ra-
fael Cogswell.
April 15-Mission VS.. Polytechnic; Hitchcock
VS.. Lick: San Rafael VS.. Lowell: Wilmerding
VS.. Cogswell.
April 22-Mission vs.. San Rafael; Hitchcock
VS.. Polytechnic; Lick VS.. Cogswell; Wilmer
ding VS.. Lowell
April 29-Mission VS.. wiimerding; Hitch
cock We. San Rafael; Lick VS.. Polytechnic;
Cogswell VS.. Lowell.
May 6-Mission VS.. Cogswell; Hitchcock VS..
Lowell: Lick VS.. San Rafael; Polytechnic VS..
Wimerding.
May 13-Misson VS.. Lowell; Hitchcock VS..
Cogswell; Lick VS.. Wilmerding; Polytechnic
San Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
LEGAL DEATH BLOW Is
GIVEN SAVINGS BANK
Defunct Pacific Coast Society Il Re-
strained From Doing Business
Other Than Liquidattng.

Upon application OF the people OF
the State Of California, upon relation
OF Attorney General Webb, Judge
Lawlor yesterday issued a perpetual
restraining order against the defunct
Pacific Coast Savings Society, forever
restraining it from doing business ex-
cept for the purpose OF liquidation.
Though the Pacific Coast Savings So
ciety to all intents and purposes has
beer out Of the active financial world
il is now legally dead, without hope
of resurrection.
The effect of this judgment will be
to protect in an equal degree each and
every of the creditors of the corpora
tlon- Persons who were members or
the corporation need not fear that
any other member will obtain an ad-
vantage, as all of the members OF the
corporation will share pro rata IN the
dividends OF liquidation according 10
the amounts which they have respec-
lively paid in.
1t is not known at the present time
how much the creditors Will receive,
but it is thought that when the assets
of the defunct corporation nave an
been collected that the company viii
be able to pay all that It owes 10 us
creditors and members.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
Firemen-Police Game Next Sunday.

The baseball game between the
mines of the Fire and Police depart
ments, which was postponed last Sun
day on account of rain. will be played
next Sunday at Recreation Park at
1890 a. m. The baseball season will
open at Recreation Park on Sunday
afternoon and in order to comply
with the requests of ticket holders
who want the game played on Sunday
ii will be necessary to have the game
played in the forenoon The tickets
sold for the game last Sunday will be
good for next Sunday. The commit
tee has hopes OF making the benefit
a success, as the proceeds are to be
given to the Little Sisters of the Poor,
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
BUT FEW APPLICANTS
FOR AUBREY'S POSITION

Office of State Mineralogist Does Not
Appear to Appeal to the Political
Place Hunters.
SACRAMENTO, March 16.-Strange
to relate, the fact that the term of
Lewis E. Aubrey as State Mineralogist
expired on February % has not brought
to the front the usual flood Of aspirants
that are on the lookout for political
holdings. Several letters recommend
ing various persons for the position
have reached Governor Pardee, but the
tenor of these letters would seemingly
indicate that the men mentioned were
not personally conversant with the fact
that they were being recommended.
Governor Pardee said tonight that
there were no leading applicants for
the position and that as yet but little
attention was being paid to the subject
of filing the position.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
RICH ST AXES
FOR ASTRAL Il
Takes the Principal Event
at Ascot Park, Ruling a
Twenty-Five to One Shot
TWO FAVORITES SCORE
Sloppy Track Continues to
Place the Form Players
at a Big Disadvantage
TWO FAVORITES SCORE

LOS ANGELES, March 16.-The
Santa Barbara stakes. the best race
on the card at Ascot to-day, furnished
the biggest surprise. Astral III, at 25
to 4. won from Ala Russell, the sec
ond choice. with Silver Sue third Dr.
Hollis. the favorite, had the worst of
| the start. as did Silver Sue. The race
was worth $1400 to the winner.
Long shots had run on things to-
day, Churchlight, Astral II and Los
Angeleno all being outsiders in the
betting. Gene Handlon and Work
man were the only successful favor
ties.
Weather rainy: track sloppy. Re
suits:
Handlon 1o2 (McDanieD. II to 10, won; Frank
l.. Perley ITO (Helgesen), to g. second: Ell
1:09 Lady Rice, steph. Black Braes Friar-
line. Beau Imperial and Game Hen also ran
,o second race; five furlongs-The Reprobate
(Moriarity). 8 to i. second: Kingthorpe i16
(Prior). 10 to ]. third. Time 1:02&: Sports
man Piatt. McJetta and Goldfield also ran
Thlrd race, one and an eighth mies-Church-
light 100 (Crossthwalte), 7 to l. won; May Hol-
laday SO (Moriarity). II to 8. second: Flora
2:ooh. Louwclsea. Punctillo Needful. Bill
Young and Ed Guinzburg also ran.
Fourth race. the Santa Barbara stakes,
sweepstakes for two year-olds four and a half
furlongs. $1,000 added-AstraI II 106 (Helge-
sen). 25 to l. won: Ala Russell I15 Duganl.
8 to 2. second; Silver Sue 115 (Miller) to 2,
third. Time, :561a. Sunfre. Dr. Hollis, Faith
er Catcham and FL Dinero also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Workman 90 Mill
err. to 10 won; Cutter 81 (McDanieD, to l.,
second: Bluecoat los (Kunz) 9 to 2, third.
Time. 1:15A. Glennevis and Interlude also
ran.
Sixth race one and eighth miles-Los An
geleno 1o7 (Helgesen). 6 to I. won; Gentle
Harry 102 (Moriarity) to q second; Erne
100 (Miller), IL to g. third. Time :5915.
Lookaway, Jingler Postmaster and Lauretta
Phillips also ran
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
State Senate Accepts the
Bill Passed by House
and the Finish Is Near
MEETING rs EXTENDED
Kansas City Jockey Club
to Close Its Existence
With ALI Flags Flying
Special Dispatch to The Call.

KANSAS CITY, March 16.-The Mis-
souri, Senate, at Jefferson City, to-day
receded from it's amendment to the
anti-racing bill and accepted the bill as
passed by the House. The bill, as
passed, makes betting on races a fel-
ony, with a penalty of six months to
two years In the penitentiary and a
fine of s100 to $1,000 for each separate
offense.
1t is recognized that this law. If its
validity is not successfully attacked,
will put an absolute stop to racing In
this State. The Kansas City Jockey
Club announced tonight that it would
wind up it's existence in a blaze of
glory, extending its spring race meet
ing to seventy days and racing up to
the last minute before the new law goes
into effect This will not be until nine
ty days after the adjournment of the
LEGISLATURE.