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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
KUEVAS TAR|FAS MUN|C|PALES

que ellos hau b. eho 20 1 A1aria IL
Union con oprlmi- sl O. ntribuI ente
mas de- 10 Qre esf$ y dictsr gabeIss
i 'iu'tN?
S5io los rspub icaros oeurre
ESQ, ain penssr en- que este pue bio sen
aato, de buen senildo, no concsds min
gun valor sus itt,resat,s elueub,A
clones,
RsT eilmos que sl actual ayunta-
miento hublera suprim!do Las tsrifas
municipalss, si lCs republicsnos, NO
lss hubiesen deisdo, como r.clSerdo de-
su desass,osa adminissrsc'on, Lea "a
mil pesos y pico de laH ca-gM del EN-
pr@.tiio mas S mil del pls!to con Is
Ig'eaia est6licA?
/ " todavlA 4 cal!zsn 10 busns
gesi!6n de les iptsrefes munici pAles,
Q Quienes no han hecho mas que ensor
pecerlos con su siIt ma de deudas y
compadrazgos.
5se Quiere un deialle m&s ev!dpr te ?
Pues bien, esa pAsel 80 dc tar t.s
munieipalss, aai rbHi.da per nos'
otros, produsirG Al tesoro do Foucs
un ipereso de rs mil dollars anualss,
en- tAnso que 10 iormAdA por los repu'
blicAnos solo ha deisdo 4 ests ayun
tAmiento do 10 a once mil.
ID6nde esta la dif,rsneis?
AQui 80 hAcc 10 medlsaci6n.
Pero no, no eS necesario meditar
mucho para enconsrar 10 olave.
La difsrencia estriba on cue unos
cuantos republiSsnos con conner aios &
industrias no hgurabsn con pAst Lite,
nj eontibuian con NADIA al p.esupuss
TO, debiendo hacerlo, on tAnto que se
cargaba 10 mAno, como vulgarments
So dice, a los peque q % comercisntes &
in1u'tris|ss, a Quienes f.vorece mos
partic ticularmscts hoy, sin detrimento
do 10 juasicis, porq1e son los opr mi
dos de oil mpre.
Abra los oics el pueblo y no 10
d. sedusir por los que hoy ls b Ala.
gan con eantcs do sirera & dn de que
lee sirva do .escsbel para suhir nuevA'
merte una cumbre que .nuncA deb'c
ron oeupar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

ouei6n La Bslla GalAtsA' do SUPP {
y LA DiAdemA de Netra.
Dlasrtal On en- corr rectisimo ipgl6l
sobre Xmas traaeende n!alss, sisndo
muy aplaudidos, los Slumnos Jost
Nanue .Suartz. OlvAldo Go!co.y An
tonic 8 o. 70,
81 Lodo Mstienxo pronunei6 cor
g elt cusreiA que le 90 peculiar ur
hsrmoso di6curAo do lev&ntadRs idesi
pedsgtgicAs, que el ldbliCo sacueh6
con rsligloio silsneo y aplaudi6, o.
isrminar sl OF sdor, con calor , entu
sissmo
Mr. Fa X aer habl6 En- ingl6i ser 9!
lla y concsrtaosAments Dsspu6s en-
art 90 aus diplt mas q los Alumnos ai
guientes:
Ser o1itas Carmen Maria Ottiz J
Dolores PEREZ Marth.n; tflores Juag
Dfaz. O4vAldo Goieo, Antonio Mayo
raj, Antonio y, Oi;ro, Jols San
sAns, joe Manuel SuArezy Gil Ve
azqusZ
cAda o. tregA de un diploma q
etcuchAba un Aplauao,
Aquellos esiimsb.es lushAdorea do
anlA, ileroL ohseq uiadoa con 4 )rea.
FInAlizo el progrrmA con oil HIM
no NAcionAl AmericAno.
En- sip1elis: una 6ealA aobria, aus
terra, doCente y Culta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
|MPRESIOIES Y NOTIcIAS

Sc sneusntrAn en- perfeoio sstsdo
para el servieie las bocas dc ireendio
dssde la ts sh7na de PinA Al pobls de-
de la Plsys, las cuales estAhan er
muy mslss copdielopes cusndo rerte.
cfAn III dspartamsnto insular de Obraa
Pdblieas.
-NlmerosA copeurrenciA asitit
anocha sl testro, atrsfda por el Cire
mat6grafo de Garefs. Tsmbien acu'
di6 nut ths prime pxlmente del elemen
to infanlil-al rn0tinf de In tsrde. Las
vlstas son xsele, tAs, y de gran vsfis
dad. Induda blsmente, 81 el msior spa
ratio. en- su genero dc los que hsu vs
nido & Ponce.
Ell Ciroo L:wAnde trAbais tam
bi6n con fortuna. Los aer6batas de
dicha smprssa trahsian hien, y sor
muy APPLAUD dos. LlAmsn asimismo
grsndsmente 10 atenci6n los arrissga
dos ejsrcieios del domsdor do los leo
mes. Sc prspsrA una fuuel6n varia
disima.
case ha Yecihido en- el L(6n Pom
csao un gran sursido en- calzado para
Nfioras, de charol, glass, color hsm
psgoe, blsncos y cabritlIla, 70 formsi
distintas. Para pifIos, especialidad
en- calzAdo fuelts para ir & 10 escuela
, nno para vestir. Un'c3s ex ,erds
dores dc ca,zado sh,rol y cabrisills
para h mbre marea <Univeraals de
-. meior On torma J calidad oil sFlorl
hsins y dsm&s. sombreros, eorbAtas,
cuellos, pufos, samilss, 8 IL nnidsd d.
arlfculos para cabsleros y rifos.
-Anoehe do q banda dc Bombs
ros 10 eetretA do costumbre. Muehoi
paaesntss shuyeron & 10 plaza.
-Comier zR 10 temporada del We.
rance. Algunas tamilias de Ia high IJ'
ponceHa salsn essa tarde hscla aui
Quintas en- Ia carreterA dc Adjlnta,
que Gu oil Btcorritz do Ponce Duranse
estos mssss dc cAlor, no hab,a nipgd-
na Hesla de gran atrAosi6n 90 es.a clu
dad,
~-Antesy yer, SAbsdo, oslebro o
Club de sefI 1ras 81 vslada dc Clauaurs
on el presente aa1. Tomsron parts Ii
sefiora sialla Arss dc Ast~l y las q
doriias Julia PRATT, LivlA Martinez
Auita Vazqusz Principe y Anstica
Aatol,
Sc suaurrA que los republicAnoi
satin haCiendo estdsl EOS, aurque or
vsno, por com prar en- rs. 40, y rs cen
tAvos sus eertifcados 4 muChos s!scso
res unionistaa do los csmpos,
En- halds 90 que empleen eEoa ma
dios eorruptores. primero, porque lol
unioniatAs no ett.zAn ~ eonciencia J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

Vsnimos estudisndo las nuev.a
tarifas, Y de- exan'n que be o b cho
results que les eensurss de ls prens .
republicans giran en el vIcio, por Z o
tener base lfgIea en- que spoyNss.
Bsstarfa una ligsra ccmparac.6n
spt.s las tarita cor fescionadas pcr
los unionistfs y las elaboradas per
los republicaros, para c. c'mprer derlo
OF
Jdzguese por es.os datoI:
Ramo de pulperfas. las que antes
rsgabAn Is 10 IS dollars AnuAles de
p,tense, con svreglo 4 su import .neIs
nirihuEvs. sstisfarao por 81 nuevo
proyecto, IL, Sy dollars Anuales
snfelivAmenie.
Qulncalleros - vendedores Ambu-
lsntss: rebsjsds Ia tAritA de s. a o.
Bodogones .leatA ursres: de a22
= medic a $40
C.tes do II clase, por tener sbisr-
tas sus puertas toda 10 noehe, de Z. 90
q $50
Bsrbefiu-sln defereneia las que
ilenen mas de $500, qua autss satists.
cfAn sl0, psgarsn s25 AnuAlmepts,
pero en- cambio las que llegan q $500
sAt''tsrAn IS. y hastA 800 se lea hs
ssensdo 81
sastreris,: por IL tArifA anterior
psgAn 10 dollars las que tispen un ca
lItAl mayor do $500, y en- las nuevas
sstss cor tribuysn con s25; las que
tiere fxistepeiss h:Ita $500, s10 y
Las que no tisnen nIpgunA exIstepcia
sCiamerte u.
Suspentemos 10 fnJmersci6n, 4
reserva dc continusr ctro dla, para
DO peear de cAnsados pero invta nos
al 6blteo para que se acsrque { var
las liasas de olasiheacI6n ex oue.t1s en-
Ia casa Ayuntsmienso 8 90 dirijs on
rt,!c!on de d, d.tM 4 las fionAs
d. Iovestigador do eontribuciones
mdnieipalas, para cue tesgA ideas
c'Arss sxtsn'A ~ seerca dc esia inte
resAnts question.
N! por equidad, nj por p1lf.iea
vsmcs d hacsr brena 10 obrA de Lon
republieanos, em psorani 10 las cosas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

despre', . rqne O. csrtIdeado no da sl
ders ho electoral, s'no Ia inscrir On.
-Hsmos recibido la v!sts de
nuestrn amigo y correligiooArio don
Antonio Muners, rssiderts en- JuAns
Dsa.
-Oro de los dicerfs cirsula OF tes o.
que los repuhlieAnos publieAn una
h il suelts, manifesto, 8 coss az, de
uropags nda electoral, censursndo los
actos de Ia actusl sdministrsei6n unio.
nista, especialmsnse las nuevsa t.ri'
tss.
Vanga ese manidssto. qus va ea'
lahlecrremos eompArscion,s entire 10
hseho por nososros y 10 realtzsdo por
oil ct Cor Domsnech y aus emulos.
-Pronto publiearemos un buen
artioulo de propaganda aisn,ffcs, de-
bido d la puma dc nuestro satimado
cola Ahorador sl doctor quillsrmo Sals'
zAr.
&T En- vista del gran suesao que
hemos obtenido con las amnliacIones
On bustos de fotogrsflss que ofreee-
mos q nuestra clientsls, nos eompla-
cemos 90 prorrogar hssta fines do Aho
10 donsei6n do los tickess que dan de-
recho & 10 adquisici6n dc dichas am.
pliAcioues, seg1n cireulsr que con este
motive publioAmoa on Novismhre pa
ssdo y que remisiremos 81 CUE nos la
pida BAZAAR OTERO.
--EssA noehe 40 reunir& sl Comil6
unionista dc Ponce.
Hoy por ID msfsna hs entr&do
On puerto el vspor sJulia,s procsden'
to do 10 Habana y sacalas. Trse pa
senis sue ., por la febre amarillo.
Hs condueido 7e psssisros para Pom
90, y lleva 81 de trAnsito.
FL JusE de Paz ssior Salierup, ha
sslido haoia Aresibo, con dies dias dc
| lcspcia.
La sus,ituye interim aments sl 90.
Gre tsrio se1or Jimtnz.
Han aldo obieto de merecIdos
elogios los trsb'ins q ls aguiA het hos
por 10 sim aMcA st orita Teresa Ora
mas, que f4ston exhtbidos con oros
de su g6ae-o en- 10 Escusls Iadustrial,
Nusstro aplauso & tan laboriosa & In
teligents pusrtorriquefa.
La policfA hA denunciado 4 jose
Q lintArs, Ior IL frlrgir las ordenan,
zas municipalssi & Pedro SAlgsdo,
por Agresi6pi "a JcI6 BAuiista Bos
cana, por tsliRs & 10 polisla
En- 10 semapA que scaba de
tran scurrir praetic6 oil doctor Mores
diez importantsa operaclonss quirtr'
gieas, syudado por sus eompaEeros
doetorei Salas y Ferr&n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
1910! ioJol

MI DOLLARS -Ss prtsetA una
mI 8 .ihcA OcAsion de LIostAras con
mas msrOI dicho capital ca un ne
gCcio Ierio agsneia Comersis d
vAlioIAI relAeioue', reg ,ntsdo pol
persona dc rteonoeidA com peseneis, y
euyos busnos rendimLenIos Ie oompro
barS iicilmsnt,, El soeIo puedc Sol
sSmandlIAiio, 8 AsIlvo 81 tiene condi
cI6nG,
IntormArSn en- 10 Notarfs Matisn
-, MAriuA Pofca,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
A los co|eccionIstas de anil
guedads''

So daSeA com orAr vArIa1 eRrtas
eactitas en- eoocAs en- que 10 dlrecci6n
so ponfa en- sl mtsmo pliego de papel
porque ss dssconoeia oil sobFe 8 su'
hierta.
DiChl - cArtas debsn tsner sl aelio
Q eatsmpilla corr; apondisnts.
Int)rmAr&o en- el Hotel Franceu &
60 easas hfainas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
UN NAL R[CURSO

30 dice que loa rspublicAnoa Grsen
gsnte de Penuelas , JuanA Diaz psrA
inscribirlA en- Ponce.
NJ seria exirsho que ESQ tusse
vsrdad, pues demAsildo 90 sabe que
Dusstros adversafi2s son POGO escru-
puloaoa en- estAs maseriRs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Anuneios esPeciaIes para Ponce
EL PONCE GROCERY

Ss vends arttcalos alimsuslsios,
oireosSmsnts importAdos de E.sAdos
UnidoF liev& ldoss 4 casa del com
pradoe' sursido Siempts fresco. Co.
meroio 7 -ApArtado "a .TalAf&inoe 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
A LOS SUScR|PTORES

Suplisamos 4 los auscriptores de
Potos que tengsn euenias pendientss
con esta odsins, SO sirvAn solventar
lAs & IL mayor breyedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
JULIO UBIDEs

Yisitad este aereCila Sd Salon J
sneonErHr6ls un service q nerado J
rkp.do.
Periumeria ftAncssa, BshoE ams
risanos trios , libioS, shampoo, Pie.
drs antiseptioa, ApArIaooa. Sc ID.
miten ahonAdoa { prseioI eonvsnslo,
nalSS, AlochA nez' D. Pones, p, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
"A ESMERAL Ida
Fsdsnoo Toro 4 "a. Pon..

= VRVI 20 1VIV q OVa I WVIs
Sc AvisA { las SehoreI eomsrciAn
lee de 10 IslS que VEL nos siempre up
gran surtido dc Ionbreros de paia
del pals hormsdos on todAa formAs.
Prseios limitados por dossnaa. Rops
hschA para homhraa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

1HE ahl el rseurso de In deaespe'
raci6p.
Ri Conii6 unioni,ta local Va d
proceder & ls correspond erte investi
gsei6n para que el jueguit0 easo dc
ssr eierto no prospers
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19

Ena tx2uealo Al ! Il olieo oil pills.
60 do condicionss para la retormA del
Hospital Tricoche. Diehas obrGs 90
mems. ran on hreve
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-19
Barberla Atocha

-. Marina I POI "a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
GIVEN RIGHT TO APPEAL
Caruso's Counsel Gets an Order From
Judge 0'Sullivan in Court of
General Sessions.

New York, Nov. 26.-Judge O'Sulli-
van in the court of general sessions to-
day signed an order granting a right
to appeal from the decision of a police
magistrate in the case of Ernico Ca
russo, the Italian opera singer. who was
found guilty in the municipal court of
annoying women in the monkey house
at Central park and fined SO.
The court proceedings were very
brief. There was no argument and Ca
russo did not appear in court. It is stat
ed in the application that Magistrate
Baker committed a legal error i'm Wis
iting the monkey house, giving suffi-
eient grounds for a new hearing. as he
thereby became a witness in the case.
After comforting with District AttOT-
ney Jerome eX-Judge Dittehhoefer said
he had changed his decision about pay
ing CaTusO'S fine. He said he feared
that his client might lose some of his
rights even if the fine was paid, under
protest. The bail bond will be renewed.
A conversation with Mr.. Jerome did
not result in the fixing of any date for
the argument on the motion for new
trial The district attorney has ten days
granted him by law in which to act
after the expiration of the ten days
which the law grants Magistrate Ba-
ker, so twenty days may elapse before
the case comes up for argument to fix
the date for the rehearing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
ANCIENT CUSTOM REVIVED
Peasants in Saratoff Province, Rus
STA, Will Endeavor to Get Rid
of Agitators.

St Petersburg, Nov. "a novel use is
being made by the peasants of the Samara
and BuZiuk districts. in the province of
Ss;ratOff. of an ancient privilege enjoyed
bY the communes, by which d mass meet
ing of the peasants of the commune had
the right to constitute itself a popular
court and eXpel thieving, besOtted, shift
less, diSSOiute or otherwise exceptionally
obnoxious persons from the commune into
the hands of the police. who sent them in
exile to Siberia. This rough and ready
measure was at one time resOrted to in
extreme cases only, the total of such ex-
pulsiOns not averaging more than few
hundred a year, but latterly the custom
has fallen into disuse.
In SaTatOff however. the peasants of
several dozen villages are now acting in
unison and are using this weapon to fight
the reVOlutiOniStS. They have begun by
adopting blank letters of expulsion. and
threaten to enter the name thereon of
all agitatOrs and their supporters. In
these same districts the houses of several
agitators have been burned, and it is re-
ported that the peasants have appealed
TO the administrative officials of their dis
tricts for permission to reinstate the old
system of corporal punishment for the
correction Of minor OffenSes. AS a result
OF these proceedings the revolutionary dgi-
tatiOn in SaratOff province is becoming
mere AMI more extreme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
STANDARD OIL B0GEY.
Rumor Placed Before Oklahoma Con
stitutionaI Convention.

Guthrie, Okla. Nov. 26.-The mooted ru-
NOR that the Standard Oil company is in
terested in the constitution of the new
state, and has offered $500 for a first
class lobbyist" was the feature of an
otherwise uninteresting session of the con-
stitutional convention. The delegates were
told that the Standard has an eye on the
oil product in the Usage nation and GOteDC
fields.
President Murray today announced the
members of the majority of the forty
six standing committees The committee
on rules submitted its report, the only
part of which is of special interest being
the section relating to the offering OF
constitutional planks. which provides that
two modes shall prevail. under special or
der or by committee report.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
RELIEVES THE POPE
OF EMBARRASSMENT

Rome. Nov 26.-Referring to the death
in Posen Saturday night of Monsignor
Stablewski, Roman Catholic archbishop
of Posen, a high vatican authority said
today that. no matter what complications
might arise regarding the Polish school
question. the death of this prelate re-
lieved the vatican temporarily of a most
difficult situation, as the pope had been
in daily expectation of q demand from
Emperor William for the removal of the
late archbishop. This is what happened
in the case of the late Cardinal Ledo-
chOWski After his removal from Po-
sen as archbishop, Germany eXerted pres
sure and had a German archbishop APP
pointed.
Efforts are being made to postpone the
appointment of a successor of Monsig-
nor FtableWski In the meantime the
auxiliary bishop, Likowski, will act as
archbishop.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
TWO WITNESSES ABSENT.
ThaW's Counsel Will Ask for Commits
sons to Take Evidence.

New York Nov 26-Clifford W. Hart
ridge, OF counsel for Harry X. Thaw. no.
tilted District Attorney Jerome today that
on Friday application will be made by
the defense for two commissioners TO be
appointed by the supreme court. TO OBJ
tain evidence from two men who were
with Thaw on the night he shot Stanford
White at the Madison Square roof gar
den, and who are now out of the local
courts Jurisdiction. and therefore cannot
be subpoenaed. The men mentioned in the
petition are +. Beale, now in Bakersfield.
Cal, and Thomas Max Caleb. now in Chi
cago. The petition states that these two
men dined with Thaw and the 1atters wife
on the night of the shooting and later &C
companied the couple 10 the roof garden.
The petition states further that these two
witnesses are of vital Importance to the
defense and that it would be an injustice
to bring the case to trial without their
testimony
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
What Witnesses Will Show.

The government attorneys. during the
hearing today and during the remainder
of the week. will examine many wit
nesses to get light upon equipment of the
Rio Grande With crops growing larger
every harvest season; with the sugar
beet crops Of the state growing greater
every year; with factories, mills and
other Industries springing up. and with
the Railroads themselves spreading ami
extending, the demand for coal is grow
ing. not steadily, but by leaps a><
bounds It has been explained by To-
cal official of the Rio Grande company
that this years demand for coal locally
has already passed all former figures by
tons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
MRS. De MASSEY HELD
FOR MURDER OF SIMON

New York. Nov. ga coroner's jury to-
day returned a verdict holding Mrs. An
isia Louise De Massey responsible for the
death of Gustav Sion. a shirt waist man
ufacturer. Simon was shot and fatally
injured last week in his factory on
Broadway. Mrs. De Massey, who had been
employed by Simon as a designer: was ar
rested. charged with having fired the
shots.
She has persistently denied her guilt
witnesses who appeared before the coro-
ner. however testified that just before his
death Simon identified Mrs. De Massey
as his asSaifant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
ASKS WHITES EXPULSION
Russian Reactionists Fear Power of
Former Premier.

St. Petersburg. Nov. 26.-The monarch
lists and reactionists. finding that their
threats have not driven Count White out
of Russia held a meeting at Moscow to-
day and telegraphed today to the empe-
ror, asking for his expulsion from the
empire Count Whites revival of the
publication of the Slovo is said to indi-
cate that he intends to become a pOten-
tial factor in the situation. According
to a dispatch from Sochi, in the eau
casus. where Count White has estates
the report that he will become a candi-
date for election to parliament was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
ESCAPED NIGHT IN JAIL.
6urnham's Counsel Agreed to Be Re-
sponsibIe for Him.

New York. Nov. 2s-Eight jurors were
secured today in the criminal branch of
the supreme court for the trial of George
Durham, ir., counsel for the Mutual Re-
serve Insurance company. BuTnham, his
brother Frederick A, president of the
company, and Vice President George d.
Eldridge, We're Jointly indicted for grand
larceny.
When adjournment was taken until
tomorrow, the district attorneys office
sought to have Burnham committed to
the TOmbs. This was vigorously Op-
posed by the prisoners counsel who
finally agreed. in the absence of Burn
hams bondsmen, to assume the RESPONSE
biity of producing his client in court to-
morrow. The court consented to this ar
ran.emenf.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
May Involve State Land Board.

The methods employed to acquire coal
land will be probed to the bottom. Charg-
es have been made by the government OF
fraud and conspiracy in coal land ill
ings in Utah, and it is not at all unlikely
that the collision charged in the gov
ernments bills to have existed between
the land board and coal companies Will
be paid some attention by the commits
sion. That the commission has its cam
paign well in hand IS proved by the fact
that although forty witnesses have been
subpoenaed but three days are to be con-
sumed in examining them. This means
that nearly fourteen witnesses will oc-
cupy the witness stand each day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-27
FROM
HOG PASTURES
Continued from PAGE

schools are what they are because a broad
spirit has been infused into them
Let's be honest, let's be fair with
square deal for Mormon, Gentle and
Jew.
AT this point Moses Davis, a young man
who looks something like William r
Hearst, arose for the last word.
Il admit he said, with a superior air
that the chairman has said what he had
10 say in a very crude way, but he meant
to resist the malicious and unjustifiable
interference of certain teachers in the
public schools. 1t is a good thing to bring
this up as an example. 1t may carry an
insult in certain quarters. but il will only
carry an insult To those who are guilty
after all
Mr.. Moyle said he was prepared TO talk
for half an hour. and the meeting ad-
lCUrned.
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AMONG THE INN UNES.
Americans on the Isthmus Manage to
Remain Above the Sod.

American died on the canal zone from dis
ease in the last three months, according
to a report the isthmian canal commission
has just received from Colonel w. g.
Gorgas, the chief sanitary officer on the
zone. The decrease in the death rate
among the employees, Colonel GOTgas re-
ports is due almost entirely to the de-
crease in pneumonia.
In October the deaths among the canal
employees were eight-siX negroes and
two whites.
Colonel GOrgas says: I do not argue
that we have found the Ponce De Leon S
spring of perpetual life, but merely that
Panama is not so bad a place from a
health point of view as is generally be-
lieVed -
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OGDEN AND RETURN $1.10
Via D, q r, G, Thanksqivinq Day.

Special High school excursion train
will leave Salt Lake at a. IN. Regu-
lar train 1925 a. m. Returning, leave
Ogden p. IN. and midnight Join the
young folks and have good time.
Everybody invited. Big football con-
test for the High school championship.
Tickets good returning Dec. 3.
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This is Worth Remembering.

AS no one is immune. every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. F. J. Hill Drug
Co., THE never substitutors."
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Why Grand Jury Rests.

The investigation will be conducted in
the court room OF the Federal building
and Will be open to the general public
When the sessions here are concluded
the commission goes to Pueblo and Dem
yer. where combinations will be con-
Quoted. Ii is asserted that the real rea-
son for the weeks rest taken by the
grand jury was 10 give the board of in
quisitors an opportunity of followiwng the
evidence secured by the interstate COM
merce commission. The grand jury has
spent two weeks in investigating the coal
land, cases, and the testimony to be
opened by the commission will be help
full to the grand jury when it resumes
its deliberations Monday.