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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Egg-O-See Co. quincy. III.
NcCormick's Rug factory, Topeka
Genesee Pure Feed Co. Leroy, NJ T.
Pero & VVoodford. North Topeka
III. j. Heinz Co., Pittsburg. Pa
E. B. Guild Music Co, Topeka
3. P Jordan. Topeka.
c. ". Douglas & Sons, St. Joseph
Mo.
Mrs. NJ. E Holcraft, Topeka.
w H. Fernald, Topeka
Jauues Manufacturing Co, Chicago.
MacDoWell Office Supply Co, Topeka
Roehr Music Co.. Topeka
D-Zerta Food Co. Rochester, N Y.
H. B. Howard, Topeka.
Victor Manufacturing Co, Hiawatha,
Kan.
Consumers Light Heat & Power Co,
Topeka.
Kerns Glass Blowers. Kansas city.
Emahizer & Spei1lnans Topeka.
Thomas J. Upton. Chicago, III
Bovees Compound Radiator Furnace
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
CHANGE IN KANSAS FARMER.
D. c. Nellis and J. B. AIcAfee Retire
From the CompanK.

On application of the Kansas Farmer
company, the state charter board has
granted to the Kansas Farmer. company
a charter to do business in the state.
The Farmer company has heretofore
been a private company. 1t now has
a capital stock of $780, divided into
500 shares of 500 each
J. B. McAfee and .. G. NeIIis. who
have been with the concern for many
years. have sold their interests. The in
corporators are e. b Cowgirl, r.
Cowgirl, Fl. A. Heath E. r. Heath, L
D. Graham John r. Mulvane all Of
Topeka; Phil s. Creagor of Kansas
City; S. @. Graves of Fairview. Ok, and
F. W. Barteldes of Lawrence. The
directors will organize MONDAY nisht
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Sheriff Lucas went to Kansas City
late Saturday afternoon after Percy
Gayhart, who is under arrest in that
city on a charge of forgery. which is
alleged to have taken place in Topeka.
Several weeks ago this city was flooded
with checks of small denominations
which were said to have been issued by
Gayhart who imm ediately disappeared,
and kept away from the officers until
arrested IN Kansas City last week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

In front of the Auditorium the most
ostentadous electrical display which
has ever been put on in this CITY for
an event Of this nature, is arranged.
A large canopy of electric lights is sus-
pended over quincy street just in
front Of the big hall across the street.
The erect is startling and dazzling.
Thirtg-0ne Exhibits
The exhibits at the exposition this
year are greater and better than ever
before. They cover a remarkable range
OF things. Demand for booth space
for the big shows was greater than the
supply this season. Many OF the dis
plays have taken two and three
booths. All of them have made spe-
ciaf efforts I'M the way Of decorations.
The list Of the exhibitors follows.
Sunshine Mantle Co., Chauute. Kan.
Farkhurst-Davis Mercantile Co, To-
peIas Kan
HorHok's Food Co, Racine. Wis
j a. Holger Co.. San FRANCHISES. Cal
-. ". Kern, glass engraving, Kansas
City.
Grossly Bros Topeka.
Loose Viles Cracker & Candy Co.
Chas4 Woln Packing Co, Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Three exceptionally good plays are
scheduled for the Grand theater dur
ing the next two weeks. on Wednes-
day night The Sleeping Beauty and
the Beast, a comic opera. is the at
traction. The Woman ia the Case. a
clyde Fitch production. is the bill for
Thursday night For a run of three
nights and a Saturday matinee. Ben
Hur IS scheduled for February /, ?
and 3.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Side Tracks Being Put in by santa Fe
at Garden City.

Garden City, Kan, Jan 20-Men,
teams and scrapers have commenced to
remove the earth for the sidetracks
from the Santa Fe railroad to the first
beet sugar factory to be built in kan
sas.
The weather has been fine and aerk
viii be pushed as rapidly as possible.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
..Tr DON'T HUBT NE. NONE
Frank Andrews Comment After Re
ceiving Prison Sentence.

Frank andrews who has been before
the court several times during the week
just passed. on a charge Of chicken
stealing, was found guilty by s Jury
in the district court Saturday afternoon
and will 90 to the penitentiary for an
indefinite term. County Attorney HIN
gate had agreed to permit him 10 r.ead
guilty to a lighter charge and accept a
term in the reformato-y at autehinscsl.
but each time when he came up to plead
Andrews changed his mind and refused
to plead guilty.
As the convicted darkey left the court
room he turned to Judge Dana ard
with a scow1 said: You all amt goin,
to max anything by that, cause It don't
hurt me none Before he could say
more he WAS hustled out Of the room
by the sheriff and over to his sell in
the county jail where ne win remain
until Sheriff Lucas takes another con
signment Of criminals over to the IN
ssitutiOn at Leavenworth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
COURT HOUSE NOTES.

The only murder trial on the January
docket is set for trial the first thing
next week.
County Superintendent Carter has ap-
pointed c. r. Jones as treasurer ard
G. G. Burton as clerk in school district
number 1O2, the vacancies being caused
by the former officers holding these Pc
sitions being taken into the city Of To-
peka. by the annexation of Oakland.
George Mathews filed suit in the dis
trict court Saturday afternoon asking
for a divorce from his wife, Susie
Mathews whom ne charges with conduct
unbecoming a lady. to say nothing Of
the charge of cruelty and abandon
ment. He aaks for the custody of their
two children.
Assistant Attorney General Carver
filed suit Saturday afternoon against J.
IN. Mcfarland as owner Of the building
and J. E. lyman, Charles McGregor and
Fred Barton as keepers of resort at
S32 North Kansas avenue The
suit was brought in the name of the
state and is in the form of an injunc-
ton proceeding against the owner of
the property and the keepers of the
place which is alleged to be joint
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

for volunteers, and those who re-
sponded found the bridge to be an
exceedingly hot place.
Lieutenant Warner is now CONNER
eial agent for the Missouri Pacific
road in charge of the Fort Scott dis
trict.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
lcontinued Ion PreeedIng Page.)

Continued from Preceding Page9
So far there is little opposition to
Charles Barnes of Usage county for
the Republican nomination for insur-
ance commissioner to succeed Charles
F. Luling. The only opposition which
seems to show signs or developing
much strength is out in the Sixth dis
trict in the person of ex-Insurance
Commissioner Web NcNall AcNalI
viii jump in if there is any show.
but the Sixth is already overloaded
with candidates for state Offices. Mr.
Barnes is personally popular and it
would be a deserved compliment if
the nomination could go to him with
out opposition
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

George w. Kanavel who has an
nounced his candidacy for member Of
the state board of railroad commits
sioners. may have to fight for his
home delegation in Harvey county.
Mr.. Kanavel did not fail in line with
the boss buster movement in his coun-
ty and since the boss busters won a
decisive victory, it leaves Mr.. KanaveI
out on a limb Harry c. Bowman,
member of the state board Of control.
is one of the leaders in the Harvey
county boss buster crowd and ne may
take the opportunity to punish KanaveI
for his failure to line up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Waterloo, Iowa.
Jennings Manufacturing Co, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The Ego Manufacturing Co, kan
sas City Mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21

Every day the Atchison Globe runs
a catch line across the top of its first
page. Often times this catch line
tells a great deal in a few words. This
is the line which appeared Friday:
1.-THE trouble with Kansas is that it
has a state treasurer with too much
nerve and a governor who hasn't nerve
enough"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
FL bill de Ia Ciudadania

Reproducimos, para conocimiento
de nuestros lectores, Ell teKto del
proyecto de ley presentado Dor e1
Senador Foraker en- Ell Senado de los
Estados Unidos, ell 4 de Enero.
"El sefior Foraker present6 Ell ST
gulente proyecto de ley. al que Sc
di6 1ectura dos veces y sc encomend6
a la Comision sobre las is1as del Pa
cffico Y Puerto Rico.
"Proyecto de- ley, disponiendose
que los habitantes de Puerto Rico
sean ciudadanos de los Estados Uni
dos.
"Decretese por el Senado y la Ca
mara de los RepreSentantes de los
Estados UnidoS de America reunidos
en- Congreso; que ell artfculo 7 de una
Ley para proveer temporalmente de
rentas yde un gobierno civil 4 Pto.
Rico, para 'otros fines aprotado en-
l., de Abril de 1000, Sc enmiende v
por la presente Sc enmienda, para
que Sc lea como sigue:
Art. 7.-Que todos los la abitantes
que contlnuen residiendo ALI. los
cuales eran sGbditos espafioles ell
dia II de AbriTde 1899, y q la saxon
resldfan en- Puerto Rico, Y SITS hiios
con posterioridad nacidos ALI. Sc
conslderaran y seran tenidos por ciu-
dadanos de los Estados Unidos,
eXceptos aquellos que hubiesen opta-
do la Corona de Espafa ell dfa II
de Abrrl de 900, 8 antes, de acuer-
do con las disposiciones del Tratado
de Paz entire los Estados Unidos V
Espa1ia, celebrado en- once de Abril
de 1899; y constituiran TN cuerpo po-
llt1co baJo el nombre de ''El Pueblo
de Puerto Rico; con los poderes gu-
oern2mentales que por la presente
Sc conheren, Y la facu1tad de deman-
dar y ser demandados, como tales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
NOtiCias de Espana
i
ESTREH0S TekTRALES

Esta gravemente enfermo Ell sefior
Romero RObledo. Sc teme TN re-
Sultado fatal.
La compaf1fa de Pine Borras que
actda en- ell Teatro de la Comedia,
ha eStrenadO en- la noche del 2I de
knero, una obra en- dos actos oripi-
nal de Catarineu y Mata. La come
dia ia tenido un exito extraordi-
mario.
En- Ell Teatro Espanol, estren6
en- Ia roche del p de Enero, la com
paflia Guerrero Mendoza, una obra
de Manuel Linarcs Astray, titulada
'El ldolo". FL 6xito de la obra fuG
bueno.
Sc ha> estrenado en- ell Teatro
Lirico, una .obra de dofia Emilia Par
do Razan, titulada "Cucsta abajo".
Ha sido dudoso Ell exito.
Ell ilustre escritor Palacio Val
des. quien Sc habia despedido del
pdblico con su Ultima novela La AL
dea Perdida anuncia la aparici6n
de Tin nuevo libro que lleva por IT,
tulo "El PesimismoE'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
In brillante COnCiertO

Como obsequio a la eminente &C
trlz Lulsa MARTINEZ Casado, hoy que
celebra su function de gracia, eiecu-
taran veinte profesores de los que
componen la banda del Regimiento
de Z. K. las siguientes pleas, en- los
lntermedios:
e Sinfonfa, Prelude de la zar-
zuela "Anillo de. Hero"
: ?? Tanda de valses, angel de
Amor.
50 Serenata, "Angeles"
4? Canci6n, La Paloma" "a peti-
s. Two-Step, '"El Autom6vil"
8 , Danza, "Borinquen.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
B EN- FlCIO

DE LA SENORA LUIsA MARTINEZ CAsADO
ENiste mucho entusiasm en- el
pdblico capitaleno para asistir esta
noche al Teatro del Parque Borin-
quen.
La function de esta noche, "Locura
de Amor" esta dedicada a la Co1onia
Espaffola.
La eminente atriz ha llegado a ser
lnimitable en- Ell papel que desempe-
nara esta noche y Ell p1blico capita
leflo qte no ha escatimado nunca las
manifestaciones de aprecio, cuando
de hacer justicia al talento Sc ha ira
tado, sa bra esta vez demostrar 4 la
cultlSima dana y su notable trour-
pc dramatica, las muchas simpatfas
que disfru an entire nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08

no OS da derechO q
otra cosa que al nombre, no os
coloca en- condolences de recla-
mar posteriormente, porque en-
ell mismo artictilo de la Lev, en-
que Sc os otorga la concession
de ciudadania, Sc os recuerda
que constitufs I'm pueblo apar-
tie, Y Sc ratifiCa en- todas sus
parties Ell regimen colonial vi
genie. que coloca a los puerto
rriquefloS dentro. de la situa-
cion politica en- su propio pals
en- un grado de evidente y noto-
ria inferioridad y dependencia
de los continentales: Ell legis-
lador ha previsto ell case de las
reclamaciones que pudieran te-
ner por base ell reconoCimiento
parcial de la ciudadania y acla-
ra de una manera concreta, ter
minante Y defihitiva. que Ell IT,
tulo en- question no lleva consi-
go los derechos sustanciales de
esa ciudadania reconoCida a
mediaS.
Ell regocijo de las personals
discretas Y de los. politicos opor-
tunistas, ha sido por 10 tanto
improCedente Y premature.
En- la enmienda a nuestra
constitution actual, introducida
por el Senador Foraker. Sc es-
tableceel principle absurdO, i'm
possible, illegal yarbitrarlo, de Sc
paraci0n entire Ell nombre Y los
derechos del ciudadano, para
que los Colonos puedan darse
exacta cuenta de su situaci6n, Y
no pretendan cOnvertir en- Ciu-
dadania efectiva 10 que no es
mas que una question de nom
bres, un Cambio- irregular de til
tulos.
No sc fguren, pu6s, nuestros
atolondradoS pOliticoS que en- el
case improbable de que triun-
tar en- el parlamento naCiOnal
Ell bill de Mr.. Foraker, estaria-
mos en- mejOreS condolences
que ahOra para rcclamar de los
poderes de la metr0poli, nueS-
troS usurpadOs derechos.
va Sc nos advierte 10 QueI
nos eSpera, va Sc nos anuncia,
de manera tan franca que esI
indispensable iT desechando RI
diCulos OptimismOs que no tie
nen razon de subsistir, porque
nos presentan como parvuloSl
cOntentadizOS, entregadoS a losI
mas inveroSimileS ensuenos VI
a las quimeras mas infantiles.
VivamOS en- la realidad, pOr
cOnSternante Y triSte que eSta
nos reSulte. POr vivir en- ella,
sin imprudentes apartamientos,
no nos sOrprende ahOra el text0
lie csc desdichadisimo proyecto
lie ley, que nos COnfrma en- to
las las suposiciones l6gicas que
de formular a tempo,
para diferenciarnoS de cuantos
Sc entregaron a exteriorizar i'm
prudentes regocijos, denuncia-
1ores de una lamentable impre-.
que esta resultando en-
1emiCa entire nueStraS claseS di-
reCtOras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
Remingto Typewriter

Los sefiores Gonzalez Padin Her
manos han tenido IL atencion de en-
vlarnos un elegante almanaque de
escritorio anuncio de la afamada ca
sa constructors de maquinas de es-
crlbir Remington Typewriter"
rs asombroso el n1mer0 de maqui-
mas que vende anualmente dicha ca
sa. Sus aparatos son de gran resis-
tencla y reunen ventajas inaprecia-
bleS.
Enviamos las gracias por ell regalo
a los seflores agentes de esas maqui-
mas, Gonzalez Padin Hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
En- Ell " Philadelphia ,

Pasajeros que conduce ell vapor
Philadelphia" con rumbo a Nueva
York.
Rev ] Freri. Mr.. G w S Miller, P.
f. Cansey, Mr.. B. Ross, Mr.. J Wem-
steni, Mr., John Henderson Mr.. c S
Cutter Mr.. Bernard Stebbing, Mr.,
Joseph B. Burke; Mr.. Fred A. John
son, Mr.. H. J. Stumpf, Mr.. F, A. w.
Avery. Mr. S Boehn & child Mr.. w.
n Hughes, Y Mr.. Pedro Martorell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08
NOta del dia


bill de Mr. Foraker, aquel pro-
yecto de ley que provoco tan
inusitados Y aparentes entu-
Siasmos entire las personals dis
cretas, que produjo tan encon-
trados sentimientos en- la OPT
MON y que dio margen a CO.
mentadisimaS felicitaciones de-
nunciadoras de una lamentable
festinacion.
FL texto integro del proyecto
de Ley del Senador Foraker,
para que 10 conozcan nuestros
lectores, 10 reproducimos en- la
edici0n presente,
ES una enmienda al articulo
J de la Ley Organica VICENTE,
confriendo a los ciudadanos de
Puerto Rico un cambiO de NOM
bre, sin ninguno de los dere-
chos que tienen los ciudadanos
amerlCanOS.
Nuestras predicciones des-
cOnsoladoras Sc han cumplido.
Ell bill del SenadOr Foraker
no tlene importancia, no tiene
SigniflCaCi0n III traSCendenCia,
no reSuelve la situaci0n de
Puerto Rico. sino que crea un
nuevO cont1icto. establece una
perturbation inconcebible en-
tre el tftulO Y los derechOs in
herentes a la Ciudadania, al eS-
tablecer que pueden exiStir ciu-
dadanoS americanos regidos por
un sistema francamente colo
nial, sin participation en- la vi
da politica de la metr6poli. nj
atrlbuciones reales Y. efectivas
para gObernar. en- Su propio
pals, por 10 m6nos.
Es 10 mismo que eSperaba-
mos.
Nuestra pesimista opinion
que no quisimoS Ocultar, desde|
.ei primer mOmentO, ha tenidO
la mas amplia Y dolorosa de las
cOnhrmaCiOneS.
va, lqu6 duda puede quedar-
nos de que en- la nueva metro
poll sc nos s0mete a perpetui-
dad, a los mas incomprenSibles
estados, Sc nos colOca en- las
mas deprimentes situaciones, y
Sc nos esCOge como materia
apropiada y noticeable para to-
das las experiencias arriesga-
das?
En- ei texto del bill que en-
mienda el articuIo 7 de nuertra
Ley Organica, nj siquiera Sc
estableCe. francamente, que So
mos ciudadanos americanos, si-
no que Sc emplean t6rminosI
habilidoSos, frases que Sc pres
tan a las interpretaciones CO.
modas, Conceptos imprecisos
que dejan ancha escapatoria a
las aclaraCiones posteriores,
que aCaSO 10 tardaran en- sur
g1r' para pOner ampliaCiones Y
concentrates a la expresa vo-
luntad del legislator, que abre
nuevOs horizontes a la coloni
zaci0n americana, reconocida
legalmente. al conCeder a los
nativ0S el t1tulo de ciudadanos
amerlCanOS, sin el recOnoci-
miento de los derechos consti-
tucionales.
Los que aceptaban Y aplau-
dian la prOmeSa de la Ciudada-
MIA como base de futuras re
ClamaCL0nes, que habrlan de ser
atendidas por fuerza, puesto
que emanaban de derechos con-
culcados, y correspondence a
la categoria de los ciudadanos,
ven ahora sus esperanzas falli.
das, su habilidad burlada, su
Juego quebrado. por la astucia
del legislator, que les dice a
eSos resignados del optimismo
con una claridad que. no tiene
medios tonos, y una franqueza
que no admite dudas:
La concession del tftulo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-08

DE LA SENORA LUIsA MARTINEZ cAsADo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-25

"Billy" Sunday, the once famous
baseball player, is now noted
evangelist. lie just closed six
week meeting at Aledo, H., for
which he received S3,6s7. There
is no sacrifc chit about that. That's
what you'd call home run. "Billy"
can pick up more Of the coin Of the
reBlm evangelizing than stopping
daisy cutters on the diamond.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-25
TINE WILL TELL.

II Virginia gets a verdict against
West Virginia IN the matter OF the
State debt we will undoubtedly be
told that il is another result OF the
iniqultous tax Laws. Wheeling News.
If our memory serves US right
there is men high up in the councils
of the Republican party who are
not averse to West Virginia paying
the Virginia debt" II is alleged,
and good reasons given for the ale.
CATION, that these same Republicans
would profit by the payment Of the
Virginia debt" In framing the
iniquitous tax laws they had in
mind revenue getter. II the "Vir.
gina debt" is 10 be paid they will
need more revenue. With the
"true and actual vabe" assessment
at their command they can advance
the levy sufficient to meet the exi.
gencies.
Go slow with the "Virginia debt -
Bro. Ogden.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-25

rebellion in Santo Domingo had
been crushed. The cablegram con-
,ained the incidental remark that
the providence of Monte Christi
had been in state Of insurrection
since 1904. Ofcourse everyone knows
there was an insurrection of some
sort simmering in Santo Domingo.
No Latin-American republic would
be without one, But it is the FIRST
time it has been officially recognized
or located in Montrc Christi. How.
ever the rebellion is now officially
crushed by the State Department
and it is to be expected that the
crushing will be just about as
effective as "breaking the backbone
of the rebellion" in the Philippines
which it will be recalled has been
done at irregular intervals since
1898.
The Publicity Bill for making
public the source and amount Of all
campaign contributions which has
been introduced in both houses of
Congress, has now regularly
authenticated parentage. ii n
Perry Belmont and Hon. w. T..
Chandler aud number OF other
gentlemen who were the sponsors of
the bill, assembled in Washington
and perfected permanent organiza-
tion to further the cause of pure
politics. There is to be an address
to the American people issued
shortly by this body showing how
much better the world would be
were the amounts and sources Of all
campaign contributions made public
property. The object of the bill
and of the meetings is all right.
But il would detract seriously from
the remunerative nature OF politi-
cal career il il were to become a
seriously considered law. And as
the bill will be passed on by con-
gress whose majority was secured
by the use OF big campaign fund,
It is likely that It's welcome will be
almost step motherly when it comes
up for hearing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-25
THE spLIr.UP @ o. p.

The Insurgents are IN the lead
and whatever they dictate the regu
lars will have 20 stand for. The
recent appointment Of Reese Biz
zard District Attorney shattered the
hopes Of the White-Dawson com
bine and they must yield. .-Clarks-
burg News.
II is the rank and file Of the Re.
publican party in West Virginia that
has turned insurgent. The honest
and stalwart Republicans who have
never been Office. seekers. They
have been the "hewers Of wood
and drawers Of water" while the
Machine has monopolized the Of.
fees. They have just learned that
the State Machine has no political
principles The honest Republicans
have been faxed once too often by
the Machine. The day Of judg.
rnent is coming.