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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Muttas y denuncias por in.
fraction a las Ieyes de
Rentas internas.
NUEvO PERIODlCO
Los vecinos de Santurce pre-.
sentaran ante ell Goberna-
dor una protesta.

FL sub collector de Cuaysma ha
impuesto multas por intsacc!6n q las
leyss de rentas por valor do s16.
Han sido ecmunicadas al Teso
rero dc Puerto Rico, varias denuneiss
formuladss por algunos sub eolsctores
de rsntas do Ia iala.
~-Con el nombre de eel Federacio
niatas 10 publicara On Msyagusz un
nusvo peri6dico obrero.
-segdn 20 dice, IN gran rdmero
dc vscinos de santuree protestaran
anita sl Gobsrr ador contra sl estado
de abAndono on que 20 halla aquel ba.
rio por negl 'gentis del municipio.
EsA situaei6n, que viene soportan.
do hace tempo Santurce, % 10 que ha
hscho 20 pensAr q muehos veciros
contribuy sntss en- 10 recesidad do se-
grsgar disho barrio do IL municipali.
dad de San Juan, declai 4 adolo pus i.
bio.
-Ictorma el sefior Lyons, Super.
visor dc Eleeciones, que seguiran stss.
tua adose inaeripcion,s los s&bados do
l5&7p m. aismpre que el ndmero do
persouss inscritas durante eaas horas
sl stbado pasado y prtxlmo iustaque
In neeesidad de ere Aumento de kiam-
90. Dies ademAs el Refior Lyons, que
mush % sgentss do inaciipelones 90
nisgsn & trabsisr durante esas dos
h ,ras, porque consid ran muy excsst E
vo el trabsio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

nal do Roma, reunido On aquella ciu.
dad. ha aeordado sslsbrar au pr6xima
reu uion On Madrid,
Ii proposition d,l Comisiona ado
brit&nico relst.va Al Aumento do una
orsa en- el peso do los eArtas por el
miamo franqueo do dos censAvos, ha
sido aprobAda.
-Comunican de San Pstersburgo
que sl Condo Ssl,ky hA sido relevAdo
do su cargo dc presidents del Conseio
del Imperic, a pstici6n auya, tandada
On oil mAl es.Ado dc % salud.
En- Salom6nica una partida do
uu centenar do griegos hAbia empts 80.
Dc q quemar 10 aldes BIZ 6 ara do Start.
ehins, cuanco apAreei6 en- el lugar do
| 10 oourrenciA una tuerzA turcs, que
car 70 sohre los inesndiariCs.
DEE y siete e. egoa -QuedAron sin
vida, tendidos sobre el campo.
Los demGs huyeron, perN guide 0
l ~ - Ina knrN0R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
tCOS DEL EXTERIOR
EI vesuvio arrojqndo Iodo.
Ahuhcios de possible revo-
Iuci6n en- Sto. Domingo
DESASTROsO INCENOIO
Coogreso postal internaclo-
nal. l.-Presldente relevado.
Turcos contra grlegos,

Olsen dc Nkpo!es que el Director
del Ob,srvatorio del Vesubio, Profs
sor Msttsuci, quien dc mansra tan GO.
llarda resistiera las conmooiones Ii 81
mar, y psrmaneciera t'anQuilo ants
lss amsns zas do las ccrrit ntes incsn'
deseentss de lava, que ponfsn en- peli'
gro au vids, 90 ha visto obligado
aband donar "a pussto do honor.
ri volcan esia arroiando shora
lodo pero en- cantidsd tan exIraordi
maria, que rodeado y casi cubisrto el
sdifeio On que &c encuentra inssalsdc
| el O Oo.erv atorio, lego & haesrse impo
sible continuar ocupAudolo.
En- sl Departamento dc Estadc
de Washington, Sc han recibido mott
ciaa II q uistsntes rslativas d 10 Rei 4
blica rominicana.
Refersse 4 un movimiento revolu
cionario que 90 frsgdaen una de lai
Autillas, con el prop6.iIo dc derrotal
el goblerno dc Oaceres.
Do tAl fndols han si1o los refsri
dos rumores, que hsn dado lugar
una cor tsrencia celebrada entire cier
tos zig aidsados funsIonarIos dc loa
Dspartamsntos dc EstAdo y dc Mari
~.
Esas not informan en- sinte
sis, Que el ex.Presidents Morales 81
encuentra on Sal Thomas donds rec
| liza dsterminadoB esfdersos para 10
grar 10 caida dc { 4 ,eres.
Morslss 10 haria proclamar en-
tonces, , do nuevo, Preaidente do Il
Rep Gbliea DCminisana,
-Todos los soldsdos del regi
m!snto de Abayaw, de Rusis, han si
do dtstribuidos ca pelotones con mo
1.-Two do los ditsrentes dilturbios o.
aQuel pals.
Hs aid0 ecmsda esbA medlda Oh
provision do los diatur BIOS sgrario
Que pueden slta!lar dc un momsrto
o.ro y que 90 e,seT aba serfsn rsanu
Idados sn 10 primavera.
Los so.dados han rthusado lleva
| icspsulas con bslts.
I'm incendio ocurrido dltims
ments on FAirba ks, Alask ha redr
cido 4 cen zss el diItrito comercisl d
la eiudad , numerous residsneiAs.
| Ea.imsnse les 6'didas sufrids
On mas do un mi ION dc pesos. II
msse, por 10 csrencia de provialonei
que Ia o'u1ad SO yea sd glda por
lhambre.
Ell Cor pres0 pnstAl 1ntevnacit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
En ViSperaS de Ia. ..derrota


FL paitido republicano tiens al.
gunoa peri6dicos, y nipg1n srgumen-
to ltgleo para Conve0csr & sus unida-
des de que no deben abandonar les
filas y sumarse en- 10 Union de Puerto
Rico.
Los mas de sus perit discs son
dominieales, cGmo los triatss rogato-
rios de las page dss y los temples
donde 30 plde gfasia q dos, las ma
nos lsvsniAdss y ID rodilla ca tierrs,
su tribuna es tambien hebdo ma.
daris
Dirfsas que tiensn seis diss de
ayuno y 81 l6hmo do 0raci@n, Aunqus
no de recogImiento.
Su cris.o 90 un cruciticQd0 cor
vsrA, 10 vara 90 un almoolol on act
sud amsnszsnte mas bisn que supli
cante; Az credo, una predica dist cia
dora que conc.ta al tlmulto y al mo
lin, amensza con hecatombes san
grien,As, con vfsperas liclIianas J
otras y isperas.
Hsblsn do generates, y no tiener
t0rtdIsza; de tropas, y no tienen uni
Inca, una lioeA de conduc'a poitlcs
bien tra zada; dicsn tener c0mpaHiaS
, estin solos; y por dliimo amenazAl
CON cdl0neS, stfIAl de que eataa mudAn
do In pluma.
Son una antiteEis viviente, una
parAdoiA risipls por 10 butA.
En todos sua sscritos dIeen gu,
defender un foerts. oil que han bautl
zAdo con oil nombre dc Puerto Arturo
y que, como sl autenlico, no cab
dudA que tamblen 90 rsndi,a. Ana
den, que antes de ser t)mado, 70
lara.
, E'oIaver4n, "Nosotros de.sndemoI
un ideal. y 10 rsndic!6n dc sae ttSert
la conaideramos como una simple pc
ripecia de 10 lucha.
E.los quieren conssrvar ese fuNt
por conservar otros fuertts, 8 peso
lJuertes. que 80 encssillan en- les n6mi
nAs,
No son lihrss, aunque vlyen |,
vida del h5raniento
Nosotros nos alegrRmos do qul
90 rinda ese baluarts, no por 10 gu
pueda rendirnos, sino porq 10 desea
mos rendir cuenta al pueblo capitale
10 dc una buena adminiatraci6 ,lo
col, sin distraer los rendimientos O
esnsos dudosos y oiros csnsurable
expendios.
Pero no 90 ESQ solamente 10 qu
buscamos q iert mos un sriunfo ma
universal dsnsro de Ia region, por l.
conQuists dc Ia mayor suma do pro
gresos y libertades para el pueblo.
No eAbs duda; los republieano
han llegado Al delirio Al dslriunl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
E:DIC'T0

Estados Unldcs de America. Fl Pre-
Stdsnts do los EstRdos U oidou O, Q.
En- Ia Corte Municipal del Dl,tri.
10 judicial municipal de ManAlf,
Puerto Rico.
Francisco Fdx9neh J PrIeto, ex parts.
Sobre conversion en- dcminl0.
Por cuALt), Francisco F.xench ,
Pristo, soltsro, mayor dc tdad, veci
no de horovis, como promovents pre-.
sens6 una peticion ante. sstA Corte Mu
nieipAl de ManAN. inlsrss&ndo. 10 CON.
veralon en- dominic de les insert pcio
nes de poAssi6n dc las siguientss fn
ehi;
dItca. Sin nombre eonooIdo
aituAdA en- el bArrio do BArsh 9na, del
lermlno de Aoroyis, CompueaIA az
IreinsA y Ccho cusrdAs mAa 8 melos
equlvAlentsS & GAtoroe hsesareas, no
ventA J trea Areas, CincueLsA y cinCc
cent Areas de terreno, sonIsntendo una
casa de mAderAs, tschAdA oe mAtojos.
Linda Al Norle, con lerrenos antea di
dlhA ca man Colon y h y dc dor
FranclIco / ,nchi al EIie c1n tsrre
nos de 10 suceaion do don Francisco
re sAdoi al sur con Isrrsnos do dor
JoIe Maids j don Juan D&vllA, y .
Oats con lerIenoa dc don Eduardo
Cscho, estAndo inACiit d nombre de
promovents 81 fJiio I39 dol tomo 69 d,
Morovis, f-cAlu nero 2i5.
EdlticA, Sia nombre, ailuada 81
sl barr.o dc BsrAhonA le e;mino muni
no munieiEA al dc Mor-v.s, oompueltl
de GieIe cusrdAI mAs Q m61oa, soul, .
Ientts q ooa hsct irsAI, SeIentA y cncI
Areas y tre.s ssLtlatsAs de ssrreno
cafe. gIi leos, tfutJs memories y pas
los, colt .Hiendo una cAAs hAbllAci0I
dc maderRs tel LklEc bijAdA de tell
mknll COL c-CGnA AntXA dc iguAl coma
lruccion. Linda Al NorIe en- sl ca
miuo que de MorCy.E c.ndLes i Ma
nall, al Gale con don Alonso de
RI, 81 Sur cJn Jole Ramon RUIado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmsro 104, oeI.s, New
York, sino nuy sentrieo, Pr6ximo
Al subway, & los slevados, 6 los sarros
electrieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
BrodwAy, ~ J % AvsnidA. Mus csrsa
del hotel Narts Arstotnstts, doDd0 cs,A
81 Cub lberO Gmsrioano. A sisse euadrAs
del doctor HennA, Casa smplIa , ele
gsnte. Coeina amerIcsna J espAHo
lA. IaItalAeion com 2ltiAmenIs nusva,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

El rssu,t2do de las inscrlpcionss ss
Pre- andsmente deieonsolador para
ellos, para cualesquiera que estu'
vissen en- lugar de elloS
De squf aus alborotos, y sus Ams-
nlzas puerilss con uisperas sictltdna0
On visperas de su dsrrosa.
No 10 vispsras. .h,y que decirle
oil PArtido Rspublicano On 10 prsssnts
osaai6n. Para los Jetes do eae pArii
do, es ltglco suponer vsndlan tam
bien grandss diaI; grandss dfss de
Arrepen,imisnto, Por ahora estau en-
oRAoION, y en- syuno, con respecto &
msyorfa en- las lnacripeionss, aurque
no en- syunas dc 10 que les h. ocurrt-
do q sl G Jbierno amerieano, ala y
squi, sl que ha bebido, q la postre, 8
| q los posires, sn la buena fuente del
sent. misnto general del pals.
(Nanca es tArde ai 10 dita 90 nue..
va.l
En AlIteaiE; Fl retnaQr dtario dice
que el bQINaHe 80 rend. ra el de No.
vlembre, y que ese dfa por la tarde la
bandtra americana sera puesta & media
asta on sen Al dc duelo por 10 derrota
DO los republicauos. Fl centine!a dar
| 10 VOC de Qhsi q TODD el que paae por
frents d Puerto Arturo fugitive 90.
mo una dgoiIa huyeadole a Contreras.
NuestroS adverasrios, por 6ltimo,
pondrAn sl grito, y el sco'...ds qua
mani On oil Clelo, misntrAs que el crioIh
sg,adecido 10 dAid les grscias al me
| ior hsraIdo espsfcl que hsys amelia
! DO plumas en- defensa do los vencidos.
iQ.e LucAa.'
| Cierro ssta croniCS con el eomsn.
itario una adhesion que eneuentro
on un peri6dico republicano' Dice
Ial'
SSr. Direciol de Muy Nflol
milo Convensido do que el partidc
republicano % el duico capaz do vo
lar por las sliuras del Progreso, J
do volar, si 90 possible, los trinchsrA Ai
unioniAtas, he deiado que ie me saigs
10 verda, volando q inseribirms or
eaa dina agrupsci6n. .-Suyo correli
gionaric, francisco Alass
Tenia que volar..-.. y, sin dudi
alguns, no sei q este EEL PRIMER vUE
LOB dc dIcho clud adano, nj tampo
90 el iiltlmo.
Va to d. 10 Union on Noviem
bre, ie6A,;( .dots 10 derrotA republi
cana:
Come de ESQ, pajar,t0'
Y como son muohon los que vue
Ian, lea diremos ese dta;
A u0Iar, pich0nes.
Ell hOmbre que rle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
E'tudIo de Abogadp' Y Notaria
Antonio Alvarez Nava.
Emilio Garcia Cuervo.
Francisco de Ia Tore.
P. O. Box 813. .Telefono 222.

San Juan, San Justo %, piso 2 con
entrAda por 10 Luna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

No eAbs duda; los repuhlieanoa
han llegado oil delirio oil dslriunl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12

Todos estos instrumentos son
vendidos por ARMANDo ). BELAvAL,
ouien acaba dc recibir varios dc ca
da clase.
Ana Otero, Elisa Tavdrez, Lolita
Aspfroz, Julio Arteaga, AHstides
ChQvieY y otros pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHLER & CAMPBELL, dc New York
con preferencia cualquier otra
marca de las varias que SO importan
On Puerto Rico.
Pregunte Vd. a cualquier prote'
sor de piano de ALGUN PREsTIaIo On la
isla por los mejores pianos y le con-
testara inm3dlatam 3at7: Los de
KChIer & Campbell, de New York.
81 Vd. quiere comprar uno de
| los instrumentos mencionados, pue'
de escribir a
ArmandO o. BelaVal.
Apartado 81. San Juan P. r
On la .eguridad de que serA muy bien traIsdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-12
Op0rtunidad

Sc Vsnde NOLINo 81 co. dobe sDgAua catalina mayor 10
Ia nmeda IA dmo horizontal cndro de vApor 10
metro @ s0da construcc6n AbrcAdo por 10 ea
Gail de Paris MONO de @ 1871 dobe engranae damelro 40
10 catanA IA de ntsmedA AZ motor hpo oaann CON
6gAmo sndro 22 dmeo W de eurso Do sons
tusc6n s6dA abAdo renombrada sonrucra 90
FeShsr London Derbi do IngaberrA.
Los mono AbAiando AsiuAmsnse 10 HAcendA BsnG ~
de 10 Carolina.
Para mAS niormss dliirse 10 Capital,
SObnnoS de Ezqula9d.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

The Methodist church is to hold
missionary convention here April 20
to %, at which some very interesting
speakers will be present to present the
subject of Christian missions. The
pastors of the neighboring towns of
Moscow, Colfax, Garfield, Palouse,
Oakesdale, Genesee, and others will
be on the program. The Rev. Geo.
Smyth of San Francisco, one of the
national secretaries of the missionary
society of the Methodist church, who
has served as missionary in China, and
Mrs. Kean, of Spokane, recently re-
turned from China, will be present
and take large part in the program.
Presiding Elder Hawk will also par
ticipate in the deliberations of the
convention Services will be held on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and a
large attendance from neighboring
towns is anticipated.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS
CONTEST.

Last Saturday night the seventh and
eighth grades held their preliminary
declamation contest in the Christian
church. From the ten contestants two,
Miss Edna Williams and Miss Florence
Windus, were selected to meet the
cntestants from other districts.
Friday night the second contest was
heard before about 200 people gathered
in the church. Pullman lost out, the
winner being Thomas Cole of Cotton.
Mr.. Ellis, principal of the Cotton
schools, came to Pullman with their
representative. The next contest will
decide the championship of the county
and will be held at Colfax some time
during institute week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
WOODEN BUILDING
IS BURNED
Rotns Brothers Photograph Gal
lery is Destroyed by
Fire

The proverbial saying that fires
never occur singly was exemplified
Friday morning when the Burns gal
lery went to make the second fire of
the week. About nine O'Clock the
alarm was given, but not until the
eonAagration was we'll under way.
Mrs Comstock, who was alone in the
bnilding. was working in the dark room
and knew nothing of the fire til! the
front room was in flames. 1t is sup
posed that the fiue stopper blew out,
scattering the fire over the room filled
with more or less infammable mater
ial.
The department responded promptly,
but was handicapped by the cold, and
the frozen condition of the hose which
had been used at the fire the day be-
fore. The loss of the building and
contents was complete, but the ad-
Joining buildings were only slightly
damaged. The Henshaw market is
built Immediately against the burned
building, but suffered only few dol
lars damage at the rear. The Tribune
office on the other side, sustained no
loss by fire, but the contents were
considerably shaken up in the effort to
save property.
The burned building was owned by
TX. Luce. Mr.. Burns estimates his
loss at $1,000, of which $7O0 is covered
by insurance.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

Frank Lewis VS.. V. G. Ditmore ct
K-Defendant' motion to make COM
plant more definite and certain over
ruled, defendants motion to compel
plaintiff to file cost bond sustained.
Charles Nelson VS.. S. K. Jellum-
Judgment and decree requiring defend
ant to pay into court the amount due
on contract and costs and attorney
fees.
State of Washington VS.. William
Neil, Charles jacobson and Charles
Lyons Dismissed on motion of prose-
cutting attorney.
State of Washington VS.. William
Neil, Charles jacobson and Charles
Lyons Assault; arraignment; plea of
guilty; defendants fined $50 and costs
each. "
A. D. Ford VS.. John Killarney
Judgment in foreclosure of tax lein
and order of sale.
Maud A. Coffman VS.. Adam Schlot-
'nauer ct al-Decree quieting title to
real estate in defendants.
State of Washington VS.. George H.
Aschenbrenner- Trial; verdict of jury
VI guilty; jury recommended mercy.
spokane & Inland Ry. Co. VS.. Eta
ne&Oer ct al-order appointing R. J..
Neergaard guardian ad litem.
Spokane & Inland Ry. Co. VS.. Efie
y schroeder ct al Order appointing
T. J. Neergaard guardian ad litem.
spokane & Inland Ry. Co. VS.. Hugh
~ Robinson ct al-Continued until
March l6.
spokane & Inland Ry. Co. VS. Marie
!. sO'iaeher ct l. Continued until
March ls.
spokane & Inland Ry. Co. VS.. Ros-
''S Wheeler ct al-continued for hear
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
ing until April 10.

ing until April III.
Minerva A. Ferguson VS.. F. ]. Fer
guson-H Heard on plaintiffs exceptions
to sureties on appeal bond.
Spokane & Inland VS.. Patrick
Sheehan and James B. Moore ct al
and w. C. Walker ct al Consolidated
for trial on the question of damages.
Spokane & Inland VS.. Eta Hexter
ct al-Tried on the question of dam
ages to be allowed defendant.
Spokane & Inland VS.. c. K. Wood
Set for trial March II on damages.
Laura E. Harrison VS.. Frank Har-
rison-C Case set for trial on Thursday,
March 15, at 10 a. m.
Spokane & Inland VS.. Effie G.
Schroeder ct atrial on question of
damages.
New cases filed.
The Davis Implement Co. VS.. Kate
Schmick as executrix- Money due.
Oregon r. R. & Nav. Co. vs. Wi
mona MERCANTILE Co. ct al-Injunction
proceedings.
Spokane & Inland VS.. Reuben Phil
ips ct al-Condemnation for right of
way.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
NOTICE.

''The Importance of Keeping in the
Love of Coz" was discussed in the
sermon in the Congregational church
last Sunday morning. How to Keep
in the Love of Cod will be the theme
for the eleven O'Clock service tomorrow.
At 7:3O p, m. the sermon subject will
be christianity and Socialism +"
Points of similarity will be shown be-
tween primitive Christianity and mod
ern Socialism and the history of the
latter candidly reviewed,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTICE.

''Girls as Reformers, is the sub
ject to be discussed by the pastor at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening,
March IS, at 7 80. Services at the
church as follows: Sabbath School,
10 a. m. Preaching service, II a. m. 4;
B. Y. P. u, 6;3O p. m. preaching
at Z 80 p. m.
w. E. Powell, Pastor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
WALLACE Moss had vision

Wallace Moss had visions Of
mourning friends watering the flowers
on his grave with their Lriny tears
Thursday, while he was descending
through 16 feet Of depth in the middle
of lake DePuddIe. The cold weather
had formed about three inches of ice
on the lake, and Mr.. Moss thought a
little coaxing would make it of sufti-
cient thickness for cutting. He there
fore swept off the snow and flooded
the surface of the pond. At about
dusk Thursday evening he thought it
would be we'll to flood it again, and
so walked boldly out to turn the water
over it. b1e the first flooding had
apparently rotted the thin ice, and
soon Wallace was emulating McGinty 3
example. But if it was a long ways
down. it was farther coming back and
the victim had plenty of time to think
over all his past misdeeds. On arriy-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
MARRIAGE OF MISS LETTER.

On Thursday afternoon Miss Ruth
Letter and Mr.. Karl c. Bowers were
married at the brides home by Rev.
Grant Stewart. They left on the
three o'clock train for Kennewick,
where Mr.. Bowers has a position as
enigneer in the irrigation work.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17

way.
The Hon. Peter McGregor, who is
in Washington D. c., representing
the Northwest at the national livestock
convention, has written to President
Bryan concerning a visit to Sec'y.
Wilson, head of the u. S. Dept. of
Agriculture. In company with Prof.
Spillman he extended to Sec'y. Wilson
an invitation to be present at the great
farmers meeting to be held in Pull
man next June. The secretary replied
that he should like to be present and
if congress adjourned in time he might
make such a visit. The meeting re-
ferred to will be attended by farmers
from all parts of the state who will
come 1000 strong to visit the college
and experiment station. Special trains
will be run, fare of S. for the round
trip being granted from points as far
away as Puget Sound.
Several pilgrims for the Meccas
of Southern Idaho loaded their outfits
on the 0. R. and N. this week. B.
NJ. Baldwin, who has been farming
with his brother on Union Flat, loaded
a car with household goods and farm
implements and set out for Soldier,
Idaho, in the Big Camas country. He
will farm his homestead in the hope
of building up a fortune. j. L.
Klapp, contractor, of Genesee, ac-
companied by his family and personal
effects, left on Wednesday to settle on
his homestead at Bull, near Twin
Falls. A. d. P. Keith, who has long
been a resident of this county, has
cast his lot with the people of Kim
berly, Idaho.
There is no end of striking stage
pictures, uproarous comedy situations
and exciting moments in Elmer Wal
ters' play, A Thoroughbred Tramp, "
which comes to the Auditorium We'd
nesday March 81. The action is laid
in Colorado, where the main thorough
fare of a mountain town, the Rio
Grande Western Railway station, Office
of the prison warden, the depot bag
gage room, and the male and female
compartments in the hospital wards of
the Colorado Home for the feeble
minded are scenic features Of interest.
Winter icy grip, which caught
so many people unawares throughout
the country, did not slight Pullman.
The plumbers have been on the jump
for a week replacing damaged water
pipes. Some damage was done in the
laboratories at the college by the
freezing of mixtures contained in the
bottles. The steam laundry was tenn
porarily put out of business on Monday
by the bursting of pipes and engine
fixtures.
"A small blaze drew big crowd
to Waters furniture store early Thurs
day afternoon. A hot stove pipe pas
sing through the floor of the gallery
set fire to it and the flames quickly
spread to the stacks of wall paper and
thence to the ceiling. The blaze was
put out with few buckets of water,
thus avoiding the immense damage
which would have been done by a.
stream of water. The loss was slight,
fully covered by insurance.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17

Tho girls basketball team from
the State Normal in Cheney will meet
the local girls team in the armory
tonight. An interesting game is
promised spectators.
We note in an Asotin county ex-
ctange that G. P. Muir, formerly of
thi4 city, has sold GOO head of yearling
sheep at 81. 70 per head.
Councilman Baker was at the
county seat Tuesday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
COUNCIL MAKES
IMPROVEMENTS
Ordinance Creating a Park Commission of
Six is Passed
as follows

as follows:
Pacific Coast Pipe Co., $S3. 30.
j. S. Clark, tel. rent, $3.50.
Springston Lbr. Co, S.
Miss Slater, typewriting, 25 cents.
W. A. Slate, street labor, $3.50.
j. I. Henry, street labor, S5.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE.

The pastor will speak in the morn
ing upon "The Privacy Of the Cos
pei. " Evening, "How Many Ways
are Men Saved?" Special music at
the evening service. There will be the
administration of baptism.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-03-17

ing 8. the top he made a frantic at
tempt to Chamber out On top of the
ice, but at every attempt it would
break and drop him to the bottom
again. After ten minutes of struggle,
he escaped from the damp and icy
grasp Of Lake Depuddle and all of
those good resolutions he made during
the ten minutes are probably now for
gotten.