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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14
70 MOutsOmcTY 81. fuOIll >
Property Exchange a Speciality.

FOR Elegant farm OF s5 acres: choice
fruit land $500 trees in bearing: 80 acres in
prunes. apricotS. pears. plums and peaches
and a family orchard. comprising acres OF
lemons. apples. wairuls. hss. almonds. nec-
tarines, olives. etc. all in hrst-class condi-
tion; the improvements consist of cot
tages furnished complete. barn. fruithouse.
store house. windmill with large tank. and
well and spring water sufficient for all pur-
poses and water piped to the house a grove
Of large live oak trees about the cottages:
suitable for summer resort sanftarium or
private home: two hours BY rail from city to
the farm: climate unexcelled: must be seen
TO be appreciated. For further particulars ap-
plv 10 box S9.O. taIl office.
CALIFORNIA land. alfalfa. corn. fruit vines.
grain stock. suburban. moderate terms: cata-
logues free c. NJ Wooster Co. 64S Marka-.
Couffnuad IN p.~e IT,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

SEVERAL P-A-R-A-L-Y-T-I-C-S.
DEAFNEss) is Rexradio's SPECIALITY, and
improvement usually is marvelously QUICK
and SUBMISSIVE, even in ,ExTREME
perior Court Building. Larkin St. after
FIRST treatment RAN feetly, raised limb
err office COS Adams bldg, Kearny ST., had
the same wonderful benefits; he could also
DANCE. Mine owner. 632 Market. nearly
powerless ARM, instantly used it naturally
and lifted so-lb- weight easily. Estate
dgent, office COS Grant bldg. Market ST..
paralyzed ARM. same instant results as the
less, immovable, paralyzed ARM. instantly
freely used it naturally tmother's address
LIMBS absolutely powerless and immovabls
ROSE unaided. for first time. from bed.
Another practically poweriess ARM. hand
GOULD only held 1 few ...o ounces, Is, instantly
gaspea ana ana sadree. Of aI above .bown
YOU at offices NOTE THIS: 95 per
cent of all (aileged) INcURABLE paralytics
WMY Nor nsRsa ths ns Ssns
cent power YOURSELF
.RExRADIO's SUCCESS Over II 900 sue
cessful treatments the past IL months.
s.RExRADIo's SUCCESS Alleged incur
able Deafness; over 5000 successful
,rsatmsHss i,,spE N = months III, Inss1 instantly
Montgomery; b. D., III 9Th ST.; Mrs May
er, Teharna St. and many other testimonials
SHOWN you WHY BE DEAF?
.'RExRADTo's SUCCESS DEAF
MUTES have by ONE treatment begun 20
HEAR and SPEAK; prominent WIT
NESSES: Broker. IS Montgomery; A. Rob-
inson 200 Kearny: E. WiRslow. 123 Geary;
J. Porter, 246e 20th St; f. De Sales, 7s3
Market: Mr.. Butler, official Of S. F.
CHRONICLE, and MULTITUDES more To
the power that thus benefits DEAF MUTES.
1t Is EASY as breathing 10 cure mere o.
TAI, DEAFNESS Away with TRUMPETS
just COME and quickly hear Wills
PER-
.'RExRADIO'' could crowd all the 40 pages
OF this paper with TESTIMONIALS Of IO-
CAL patients successfully treated by him e.
large variety Of alleged INCURABLE dis
eases. WHATEVER your ailment COME
and have 1t examined and DIAGNOSED
Free" and get Rexrado's opinion as 10
prospects of cures ne will not MISLEAD
you.
'.RExRADIO.'' THE WORLDS ONLY
HID "RADIUM' (DRUGLESS1 HEALER
TEN YEARS PHENOMENAL SUCCESS IN
CAL Improvement QUICK. often IN
sTANT. Only the w-o-R-s-T cases wanted
Consultation free. 10 D. m, 500 Kearny.
suites =. etc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

'.RExRADIO.s' THE WORLDS sONI,Yf'
HID '.RADIUM' (DRuGLESs1 HEALER
TEN YEARS PHENOMENAL SUCCESS IN
CAL Improvement QUICK often IN
STANT. Only the W-O-R-S-T cases wanted
Consultation free. 70 D. m. 500 Kearny.
suites =. etc.
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Continued ON Page Ten.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-14

Lots In this beautiful district going rapidly.
Adjoining Golden Gate Park and the AFFILIATED
Colleges. and extending from First to Seventh
avenues: level stretch OF hne lots, street
work all completed, including ga$ and wa
ter mains, sidewalks. sewers ana situnnin-
ized streets
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

Digestive Mojarrieta: que es 81 dnico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestinal
complete y radical, universalmente
confrmado superior q todos los otros
para curar las enfermeda AIDES, del es-
tonnage.
sS<THE HELVETIA.1-27 Gale
de la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes.
<Table d. hotel, Aposentos para IA
milias y personals sofas. Comidas &
~cincuenta centavos cubierto. Baios.
Telsfono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295.
Propietario, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta & cargo de mi sefori-
la cagueia.
IUPARA curar I'm resfriado en
un dia tome las. PASTILLAS-LAxAN'
TIES DE BRoMo QUININA. FL boticaric
lie devolvera ell dinero 81 no Sc cura
La irma de e. W. GROVE so halle
en- cada caiita.
LA MAQUINA de escribir es ar
tfculo de primera necesidad. La Pos
tai ia Is copias. IPuede hacerse csc
en- otras mAquinas? Pruebe, Sc vende
prueba@Diriiasea Ulises Roman, IS
Sebastian, P. R.-Se desean agente
activOs.-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

Sc lie E~concedi6 siempre que el re-
ferido puesto responda & los ~preceptos
que acerca de los mencionados tiene
establecidos Ia Junta.
-Ha ingresado on Ell Preside de-
partamental p~rocedente de la carcel de
San Juan, Victoriano Briales (a) Po-
cholo, sentenciado por ell tribunal de
esta ciudad & diez amos de condena
Dor ell delito de homicide voluntario.
Ell Hon. G~obernador ha REMIT.
do al Attorney general la petici6n de
tudulto que %presentara & la Camara de
Delegados, la confnada Herminia Pr
rela solicitando indulto de la pena
que SURE en- Ia carcel de Guayama.
-Esperamos dos mil barriles de
la sin rival cerveza <PabstS para de-
Jar cubierto los muchos pedidos que
nos han hecho de la isla para la cele-
braci6n de las 6estas del carnival.
lmportadores M. r. Calder6n y
ca Tetuan IL.
-Esta manana q las once ha salt
do para ell pueblo de Rio grande, 81
teniente de la policia ~insular senior
Tallada.
--Anoche falleci6 en- Puerta de tie.
ira ell practicante jose Arias, muy es'
timado en- ell referido poblado.
Sc aboga en- Mayaguez, por al
gunos elementos de la clase artesana,
por ell establecimiento en- la carcel p1
blica de aquella ciudad, de una 81
blioteca Economical.
Nos parece muy acceptable la idea
sobre la cual Sc hace propaganda 81
, la prensa.
6GOFICJNA de asuntos admins
. trativos y jud,ciales y agencia de ne
Q gocios de Jose G. del Vale, Gale d
: San Francisco ndmero Is. (Altos.)
y Gesti6n en- los departamentos d;
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos
= Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 j,
dicial: abogados Acuna, Diaz M
" varro y Texidor. Buen traductor
y maquina de escribir.
PARA CURAR UN RE-
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PA!
TnLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO-QU1N
80 Ma. Ell boticario le devolvera ell d
q nero 81 no SO cura. La frma de E. Y
:. GROVE SO halla en- cada cajita.
eaLAS INDIGESTIONES Sc. al
Wan Embellishments, @ tomar d.
sellos, y radicalmente Sc curan con
solo estuche del Digestive Moiarriet
sin privarse de alimentos. Las d.
-, pepsias y Gastralgicas, Sc curan c.
~ tomar 3 6 4 estuches. Para curar r
oe dicalmente las mas graves enfermed
;er des cr6nicas, observation-disclosures,
debe tomar durante 3 6 4 meses
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

ell Attorney las hojas penalss de- Agus.
tin Martin Berries y Cayetano San
tiago, que fueron c~ondenados por Ia
Corte de Distrito de Arecibo.
Los seiores Opksam Noting y
CO, Cincinnati, Ohio, enviaran & esta
isla 200 catalogos para nuevos Agen-
ties, %quienes remitiran q Arecibo 30
centavos en- sellos para franquearlo.
Sc necesitau agentes en- Puerto Rico,
Cuba y Santo Domingo. No escriban
q Arecibo sino Microbes 8 Jueves al
Representative General de Ia Compa-
MA, r. Narvaez Rivera. sP.
-Az1car. De la hacienda <Luisas
&c han vendido 1000 sacos 4 $3.50.
Compradores, J. 7 Silva.
Aver tarde, en- ell tren de las 4,
sali6 para Arecibo ell doctor senior
Doval llamado para asistir & uno de
los empleados de Ia casa Sucesores de
Rosy.
-Ha fallecido en- la ciudad del
Oeste la a~preciable se1orita Carmen
Quintana, muy apreciada de todas las
classes sociales de Mayagiez.
Nuestro pesame q u familiares.
En- la session del jueves sc discu.
tira en- ell departamento de Sandal.
81 proyecto de r~eglamento de los plo
meros.
:. Sc lie ha concedido una pr6rro
ga q Fernando Panel vecino de San
. turce que ha solicitado del Departa
, mento de Sandal, construlr IN dep6
sito.
. Ell gefe de Sanidad, Carload
correction senior Crosas aprob6 /
~propuesta hecha por Ia Jun:a Superio
de Sandal, designando al vocal d
a Ia misma doctor don Jose G. Saldah
para sustituir al presidente doctc
Atiles en- los casos de enfermedad
~ausencia.
e.. -Comunica ell captain Hurtad
del puesto de Cayey que el pr6fug
a. Jose Huertas Zayas, reclamado por
ie fiscal do aquella Corte, fu6 capturat
Ia aver por la policia de BarranQuitas.
Aver no ingres6 ningdu alien
n 10 en- ell Manicomio de esta ciudad.
y -Tengase siempre presente q
on nientras exista en- el sistema In exc
es 80 de acido drico, no puede function
o. 1ormalmente ell aparato digestive. E
81. ninar ell Acido Irico es curar la d
IA Jepsia. Las Pastillas AnlIrica ay
ad Ian al est6mago q digerir los alime
de los y eliminar simultaneamente ell a.
Or. 10 drico.
10, Ell vecino de Cabo Rojo PAT
IS, Pav6n ha solicitado authorization
Ia. la Junta de Sandal para establet
or IN puesto de carnes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

merosas atenciones por parte de sus
amigos.
Aver EMBARGO para los Estados
Unidos, 4 donde va & hacerse cargo
nuevamente de sus asuntos comercia-
les, nuestro amigo don Francisco b.
nilla y Cuevas. Feliz travesia.
-Ha sido nuevamente %loombrado
miembro de Ia Comisi6n de la Policia
insular nuestro amigo ell doctor don
Manuel Quevedo Baez, a quien lie en-
viamos nuestra felicitaci6R.
Aver tarde SO celebr6 Junta de
Sandal baio la presidencia del doc
tor del Vale Atiles, y con asistencia
de los miembros Saldana y Canals.
Sc lie ha concedido al dentista
don Germanico Belaval y We've, de la
Universidad de PENNSYLVANIA, ~licencia
para ~ejercer su carrera en- toda la
isla.
Con motive de los sucesos de las
huelgas desarrolladas en- la isla, y de
los activos servicios prestados por ell
teniente Tallada en- esta OCCASION, he
mos visto las cartas expresivas do Ia
hacienda <Buena Vista, y sThe Por.
to.Rico Sugar Factory congratulan'
doze de los buenos servicios prestadoi
por Ell teniente Tallada y policfas
sus 6.denes, en- la localidad de Caro-
lima, durante 81 periodic de las huel
gas.
AL buen acierto, y correcto proce
der del teniente Tallada, Sc evitaroi
desagradables medicines que tratabar
de promover algunos huelgistas de la
mencionadas haciendas.
Felicitaciones tan expontAneas CO
mo las de que nos hacemos eco, colo
can muy alto ell prestigio de que goz'
en- Ell cuerpo de la Policia Insular {
teniente senior Tallada.
-Por no reunirse ell nImero 81
fciente de con~cejales, anoche no cell
or6 session el Ayuntamiento.
FL Secretario senior Moraza, cits
ra ma1apa de orden del senior Alcal(
para celebrar session extraordinar!
y 90 Ia noche.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ter
poralmente, 81 re- utado afnador
;ompositor de pianos y >6rganos d.
Tomas j. Otero. Sus favorecedor
uueden utilizar sus servicios protest
GALES en- la Gale del Cristo n1mero ;
Ell Attorney general ha solicit
1 do del Director de Carload Sand
y Correcciones, las hojas penales
or los presos jose +. PerranO, Guile
er mo G uerra, Pastor Garcia Barbos
"a Nazario Bracero, Marcelino Rola
~ Jose L Icia Correa y Herminia Pirel
u. -Tambiea Sc han solicitado p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10
INFORMATION D|AR|A

--Nuestro Querido amigo ell senior
Luis Munoz Rivera ha recibido aver
ca SD resi- lencti del Hotel Inglaterra
numerosas v~isitas, que lie han sido muy
gratas, hablendo sido obieto de nu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10
NuestToS cables

Pr6ximas va & eutrar en- prensa
Las Iltimas paginas del peri6dico, lie
gan a nuestro poder los cables de hoy,
por 10 que o vemos precisados q
TRANSFORM su publication para mana
m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10
& doctor NUM- tas|ada
81 despacho

FL doctor Gustavo Muhoz ha tras.
adado 81 despacho & la calle de Te-
u&n ndnero 81, altos, donde recibira
sus ~clientes lie dos q cuatro de la tar.
de,-Telef)no n1mero 262.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

Sc vENDEN siete casas en- la
Capital Y una en- Puerta de TERRA.
Sin corredores. Raz6n, Cristo 0. AL
tos. Derecha.
Sin usar las <Pfldosas rosadas
del doctor Paniagua> no puede obte-
nerse una convalescencia rapida y sin
tenor & consequences ulterlores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10
De OCCASION

Sc ivenden q precio muy m6dico
| solares en- Santurce Informaran en-
esta ~imprenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

vARI0S ART|CULOS
Precios cOrrientes
Azdcar para ell consume.
Moscabado claro de $3.50 q Is.
De miel clsro a So. IS.
Centrffuga claro de $4.75 5.
Azdcar americana de II $3.50 az
Algod6n de Ct Z.
Almid6n q Ca
Cats corriente s13 a 13t
Cueros. dulces SIG | q II
Cocos & $40 millar.
Ron Is grades Cartier de II centa
vos gallon.
Maiz & Q 1.50
Sebo q s44 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-10

Arados marca SWiarsS reconoci-
dos en- toda la isla como in~mejorables.
Camas y Colchones de todas di-
menciones a p~recios do realiz tci6n.
Cocinas ecoaomicas para gas, le-
IA y carbon.
Ruedas de patente y demas efectos
para coches.
Juegos de arneses y sillas para
Rontar.
Coches de mimbre para nihos. ST.
las, sillones y sofas de Ultima move
dad. Lamparas c~olgantes y faroles.
C~ristaleria y bateria de cocina. Per-
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-27

New Orleans Times Democrat: Ir
Egypt dogs are never permitted to Ell.
ter the dwelling OF n Mohammedan, and
II one II found In n mosque he Is i'm
mediately put TO death. In conse-
quence OF this accommodation from
the society which this animal seems
so instinctively disposed 10 cultivate
Egyptian dogs live. for the most part
In the open air. feeding upon garbage
and any other NTH that chance throws
in their way. Yet they are found TO be
faithful protectors OF the property and
even persons OF the very men by whom
they are thus despitefully treated. al
though Sonini remarks, Il IL extremely
curious TO see the pains taken by
Mussulman and n dog when they hap
pen TO meet 20 avoid coming In contact
with each other. Notwithstanding this
state OF persecution. dogs are remark
ably numerous In the towns OF Egypt
The species Is a large one. about the
size and make OF a greyhound. As n
proof OF the Mohammedan prejudice
against the useful animal. II is SUM-
Client 20 state that they regard the
terms Christian and dog as synony-
mous--both. OF course. In the most OPP
probrIous sense. AS n singular con-
tYast for their dislike for dogs, the
Egyptians have ever held cats I'm the
greatest venerution. and In ancient
times even worshiped them. And his
torians tell us that Bubuastis and At
ribes. two towns In Egypt. the former
a votary OF cats and the latter OF mice.
contracted on that account so strong
an antlpathy 10 e.ch other that the
inhabitants were never known TO inter-
marry, although only n few miles
asunder. In some parts OF India. too.
we are told. they have n similar rev.
erence for Grimalkin. as the only
crimes punished capitaily there are the
murder OF n man and n cat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-27
A PRINCESS FUNERAL.
Road Made for the Procession and
Temple Built.

Hoad MADE for the Proceestou aho
Temple Built.
London Graphic: The crown prin-
cess OF Korea had been dead month
before her funeral took place. During
the interval n road was made. seven
miles out OF the city. and n temple
was built TO hold the body. As the
procession left the palace gates some
OF the mourners. according To ancient
pushing back the bearers. who I'm their
turn steadily drove forward. The idea
Of this In to show regret ut the pass
ing OF the body. while the inexorable
power OF death. overcoming all oppo-
sltion. holds Its way. During this com
platform holding the bier. urged the
bearers with long pole. the end OF
which was painted red. In accord
ance with ancient custom the pole
was dipped In pot OF red paint, and
those bearers who neglected their work
received a dab OF red on their white
garments. and at the end or the day
those bearing the marks were pun
ished.
Funerals In Korea are always sup
posed TO take place ut night. and to
keep up this superstition men carry
Ing long gauze lanterns on small poles
run by the side OF the coffin and line
the IOulc Ut tut dUu
wonderful are the ancient costumes
which make their appearance on such
occasions. Their beauty IL not shown
10 advantage by their wearers. as they
are the poorest OF horsemen. Even
holding on 10 the saddle with both
hands o. not a sufficient guarantee OF
safety. but they must have two grooms
to walk ut the head OF their tiny
mounts To prevent accidents. In the
procession. which takes the whole day
TO pass. are chairs containing figures
OF devils. Great paper horses. hideous
I'm appearance. accompany the collins.
presumably that the deceased may
have a mount In the other land. There
are two collins. the one In this instance
contained the body OF the princess. the
other being intended 10 deceive the evil
spirits. At the graveside. I'm COW
cred temple. the women OF the palace
I'm ancient costumes howl and moan
the night through. their wailing rising
above all other sounds.
The princess funeral. as n whole
appeared more like n page from the
ARABIAN Nights than anything else
Notwithstanding the empty Golfers OF
the Korean ministry the sum OF some
thing like 100000 yen was expended
on this funeral.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-27

for cooking. In favor II resembles the
lemon more nearly than the rusk does.
from which "a differs In other respects.
though equally paiatatie. Both citranEes
are remarkably juicy. the rusk In psrs.cu-
lar giving a larger proportion OF juice than
the best lemons on the market.
In speaking OF the objects held IN view
by tho government experts. mention was
made Of the des'rableness OF obtaining
satisfactory crosses between the common
sweet orange and the mandarin or tanger-
ine In order 20 obtain fruits which would
combine the fiavor and size OF the former
with the easily removable skin OF the lat
ter. The eating OF an orange. m anybody
will admit. In made much more easy ana
agreeable 10 % In readily peeled. and such
n quality will render u proporiionateiy
more marketable. Hence certain expert.
ments made by Doctors Weber ana
Swingie, whick have resulted I'm the crea-
ton OF two valuable new fruits OF orange
tangcrine type. one OF which owns the
Danccy tangerine for its mother and the
Parson Brown orange N its father. IL 10
known as the Trtmble. The other 10 the
weshsrt--a delicious fruit OF exception
ally nne appearance and flavor. It's large
size. superior quality and early bearing
indicate that 10 win prove OF great value
for general cultivation In orange growing
regions.
These new orange-tangerines differ from
ordinary varieties OF tangerines and man
darins chilly I'm being larger. earlier and
moro highly favored. They are OF bril-
liant color. and no handsome as TO be more
than ordinarily attractive from q market
standpoint. In the course OF time there
will be others. some Of which are now In
process OF development. and all OF these
viii be superior 20 any OF the mandarins
and tangerlnes NJ present familiar 10 con-
sumers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-27
NEW LIFE SAVING APPARATUS
Built Of Steel Plates In the Shape Of .
Globe.

A new style Of life-saving apparatus will.
It IL expected. make its appearance on
ocean going steamships In tho near future.
This new apparatus was invented by Capt.
Donvig. IL Ia constructed OF steel plates,
and has the form of globe from which q
segment Is cut OF. thus forming the bot
tom. which IL double. and which Is used
for the storage OF lts gallons OF fresh
water. The globe will accommodate six
teen persons. A series of lockers are
ranged round the interior. serving as seats
for tho crew. and also az n storage place
for fourteen cubic feet OF provisions. Ven-
tIlation Is obtained while at sea by pipe,
twelve inches In diameter. that can be
raised from the inside OF the globe TO q
height OF i've feet. and which when low
cred n flush with the top OF the globe.
This pipe IL fitted with cover and pack
ing In the top for quick opening and
closing while ut sea. The globe n also
fitted with small glass lights. through
which the surroundings can be observed,
and man-holcs that can be opened and
shut from the inside. In addition 10 Its
other fittings the globe carries a steel
rudder, sail and oars. an anchor and q
fender OF sixteen-inch coil rope. The In
terror In furnished with straps and loose
icluuttE HaHt - uhbe bAA'f 49, - N'N~NN
bucket.
An interesting experiment with this
globe was recently conducted by Captain
Donvig In Copenhagen harbor. In the pres
ence OF prominent naval authorities and
others. The experiment consisted In cast
Ing the globe from n wharf twelve feet
high into the sound. IL sank. but imme-
diately recovered itself. whereupon the
portfolios were thrown open and one Of
the occupants adjusted the sail and sue
cessfuliy guided the globe By means Of
the rudder.
Experiments OF a more practical and
more thrilling nature were later conduct
cd of the treacherous shore OF North Jut-
land. The invention was brought TO per-
lection after years OF work and expert
ment by Captain Donvig. who received
his idea from seeing an iron water tank
afloat after a terrible wreck on rocky
coast, in which he lost his entire family.
A commission OF experts. appointed by
| the Norwegian ministry Of foreign Affairs.
commerce and navigation, declared In an
official report 10 their government that.
with the exception of sailing and manag.
Ing, the life-saving globe In superior 10 any
modern ships lifebost. and when seamen
and passengers have the advantages OF
the globe explained 10 them. they will.
without doubt. choose TO 20 In the globe
| In preference TO n ships lifeooat."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-07-27
Mr. snd Ms. Rsh.rd Roeksf.IIer. Of Movil.. Ia.

ries OF the men who are raising the
:, ost disturbance over Tafts action
were carried out may well be n subject
OF conjecture. They are almost with.
out exception so rugged I'm their par
tisanship that they greatly prefer re-
publicans TO democrats az engineers
and surveyors and chemists. Suppos9
the Panama canal was put upon par
tisan basis and the positions In its serv-
Ice filled by men who had the interests
OF the party" at heart. how would sal
aries and efficiency be adjusted? The
next stage would be campaign contribu-
lions. Any man who was not public
spirited enough To give per cent. OF his
income TO the party which had done 40
much for him would not be worth con-
sidering.
with all positions filed by Americans
at American salaries and by members
OF the party In power. whichever that
happened TO be. sufficiently compen-
stated no that they could rebate some
thing In return TO the campaign fund.
with hours OF labor and vacations and
sick leave TO correspond. would be one
way OF building the canal. This plan
harmonizes perfectly with the proposal
/ TO compel the purchase OF everything
inside the United States. Distributions
OF purchases on the quota system, by
states. would be the next fitting pa.
triotic suggestion. with an extra 4 per
/ cent for the Pacific coast, such as X
| has had on construction work for the
navy. There Is no exaggeration In this
program. Every item OF IL. In other
cases, has had the enthusiastic support
OF most OF the statesmen" who are
finding so much fault with the Roose-
velt-Taft plan OF building the canal or
business principles. There IN probably
difference OF SiO0. 200. 900 between these
two theories OF canal building.