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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26

sxpressron con sus nctas, "a langui'
das como una earcl6n de nuestrs tie
IRA, ~ guerreras como 10 expression
dc 10 voluntad indomable, el espiritu
de Anita Ossro, que parcels aletsar
en- squella atm6tfera caldeada por eI
srte,
ri Edb'ico comprsndlendo asf.
premi6 con salvas de splausos Ia Ia
Dor do uncs de les otros.
En- 10 premiere Pense:, eieeuts
do al piano por IL sef1orita Monserra
to FsrrN; en- ell rccsurno, por el vic
linista Morale,; en- ell Walls Cromisi
90 que iDterpret6 con mucho arte Ia
sei1ora Pi'ar de B.io,c; en- ID sCan'
ci6n hdogars,s por 10 asforita Rosits
GAliflanez, los aplausos menu desror
con ftcueneis.
Pero dopde el ! dblco 20 entusias
mo en- verdad fue en- los rdmeros OK
ira pre- grams, de los aef1orss La Pre-
] So y Morales que rea'zSron yerdsde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
iALERTA!

o q abor Jerverss 90 hsce en- 81.
loi m ms. tos en- los csmpos de Areci.
DO, pr, d'cando a los campesinos el
que no coDcurran a inscribirse para
logfar ssf los tramoyistas y m IL do.
res que q rtcurio de tan m Ala ley asu.
den, despisssr q los correlieior arios y
hacerlss lerder ell derecho q votar con
ell que pueden y dsben ssegurar el
trlul TO de ia libsrtsd y biere.tar de
Puerto Rice, qle s6lo puede subsis.ir
iotegro y con propiA persc ma idad On
el seno de Ia gran sUoi6o Puer TORT
quefia>
Hacsr eaa propsg.rda en- Arsci
DO, pueblo emineptsue ia Uaionists,
demueatra caramsnte, emo Ia luz
del dfs, Ia malA intsnci6n de SIS gu.
torres, porque no lleva otro flo Que
restar faersas Sl Parlido Unionista
de Arecibo, para f.vorec:r al Partldo
Repub!icAno de 10 Isla en- Ell Compute
general de votos para el Comisiona
do q Washington.
Eaa propaganda fraudulenta '
msz 1pina In hacen algunos que 10 di
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
La Velada del Atene0

La veladS de aroche en- ell Ateneo
en- honor de 10 genial pisnista puerto.
riquefa Anita Otero, f,e una demos.
srsei6n palmariA de los gran des sim
pitfas de los muchos admir- adorss,
que en- vida tuvo tan notable artista,
Por rara coircidencia 90 jur taron
dos oradores distirguidos. los sc Il or 81
hernandez L6ytz Dfgetsu Gorzslez;
dos mdsicos notables, los st flores La
Press y Morales, que dIerop ell encan.
to del psnssmiel ID expre,ado por Ia
slocuencia y ell delete de la mdsles
expreaads por las harmonfss Que
arrsncaban al instrumento de Pspa-
mini los celebrates Morales Y La Pre-
90, quienes cimentaron 10 ju.ta relu
tsci6n de que gozAn.
All como los pfimeros, por me
dio de 10 pals bra preienssron ell poe
ma de Las luchas y dc los dolores por
que two que reregrinsr en- vida sl
genio arN't'co de Anita, los aegundos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
AS0C|AC|OX MED|cA
hayala'z. P. R., Mayo %, 1904
los M6dicoa do Puerto Rico.

hsyal u'z, T. r., Mayo %, 1906.-A
los Medicoa dc Puerto Rico.
sr. Dlrector de La DEMoCRAo A.
Muy sefi Or mfo y amigo; Pc, m to.
me que 10 pida b oTpitAlidad on su pe-
rlodico para las s'gulentes linsas, DOR
cnya atencion 10 quedare mly agra
decide:
Hab.endo sido h1nrAdo per nues
tra sAsoclAci6n M6ilcas. para orgs
nizar en- esta ciudad la seai6n cisn,f
ics q1s ss ha de celsbrAr el ola de
Julio, no hs de neeesitar eaforzArme
para demoasrAr & mis- colegaa la i'm =
ptriAncia de ese acto y 81 deher que
senemoa kodos de acudir como I'm solo
h mbr, dishA Asamblea.
81 no pontmos en- acci6n nuestras
fuerzss, nadie Sc dAr& cuenta de cue
exIstimos, nj de que representamos
papel imp rtAnte on 10 vida calsa de
Puerto Rico. Demostremos que somos
slgo, que vAlemoS Ago y que pode-
mos algo. Sin union y sin organiz2,
Icl6n, ell cuerpo n 6 Ilco dc Puerto Rico
ser& una serie de ceros.
Rsspondamos d las aspiraclones
de los dignos compAfsros que forman
lA sAScciAci6n ke lica de Puerto RI.
COZ. que no hayA quien 80 Meg ls &
trser su grAno de arena q la b srmoss
obra de iLfIndirle prestlgto y prosps.
rldAd.
Y rufgl & todos mis- com "a d sroa
que cont 'ibuyAn al exlto de la session
por todoH los medioS q Iu AlcAnce, Va
sea prsHentando alGdn trabsjo 8 ami.
msndo con su pressnciA sl trAscenden.
tel scto. Gu ma bsinden f4cilidades,
cooperAndo todoE, sinceramenIe, q
que tenVa salud larga vida la pri
msrA , Il lea A,ocIaci6n cIentfica que
ae ha creado en- ell pats,
Y al retlrAr q usted, aefi r Direc-
tor, 10 expression de mi particular ".
TINA, no he de terminar sin rsgsr &
soda 10 p enaA de 10 isls que 90 ocu
pc de e.te asunto con 10 slmpatlA que
merece.
De I'd. alto, ys.F.
P. AALARET. ND
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26

d. otro modo ha obrad, y d'gaams
to procedido nusatro Partido Unio.
nists, &C mpuesto en- su totalidad de
correl' glonarIos pAtriotaa proesdsn'
tes de diversss actividades socislss.
Es AT como nusstra Clmara de
Delegados vot6 UN MILLION GIN.
CUENTA MIL PESOS PARA CONS.
TRUIR CARREETERAS Y OTRAs
OBRAs PUBLICAS EN- LA IsLA;y
del mismo modo vot6 tambisn diver
sas Lsyes que favorsesn y estimulan
el desarrollo y + mento de nuevas In;
dustrias 90 el pals, es las cualss po'
dram gauar el ran millares dc obre'
ros dc los que verdaderemente 10 son
y les gusts trabajar.
lFuera caretas! P6ngAnse de frsn /.
to y defense YER 10 cara los que pare.
cen que Sc hsllan asslariados para
hacer ura labor conirsria & los ints
reses del Partido Uoioniata en- los
csmpos de Arecibo, ain duda por IN
mfssro iornal que lee dan los Rspu
blicAnos dc San Juan.
Conaisi6n de obrsros uqionistas d,
Arectb3.
Mayo % de s06.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26

ramsnte aquslla nota simpStics; en- la
romAnxa <Lamentaei6n dc 10 mendi'
gas de 10 opera Gel Profets, que can
to admirab ablemente 10 sefioritA Tsrssi'
No Moreno Caldsr6n; en- 10 al G .ndes
eiecutada al violin y piano por les
aefioritas LuisA y Andrea Lscompte.
Tamb' en- ls stforita Carmen Bslen
Barbosa fus ruldosamente aplaudida
al piano % la sRapscdia H.,
La sefforita B4rboss rsuns fscul'
tades admirables para el piapo que
har6n dc ella una notable artists.
Tom6 patte en- 10 vslada 10 ban ID
do 10 policfa bsio 10 direcci6n del 90.
nor Versr, eiscutando las si, I MAS
eIsabslcs de SuIe y eMeditsci6r. de
Chopin. El Idblieo llenando dc bots
on bote el salon y 10 biblioteca. Ls
velada 50 term nc q las once cua' :
renta minutes.
d. C..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
MALOGRAD0 COMPATR|OTA

Noticias de Blrcs,ona, anunelan
el falIeclmlento osurrido on Parms
(Isalia) del iovsn compatriota nusstro
don Eroldo r 'tlein y Aeosta, sobrino
dc nuestros esslmAdos amigos don In.
rique Aeos.a MArqutz, de Rio Piedras
y doa Manuel r CAldsr6n, dc San
Juan.
FL ioven Relief, contabA % anos
y era un artsts del eanto, sieni 10 su
vcz de tenor y hAbiendo obtsnido ya
grAndes trianf)s en- los teatros de
AQuel pals. .UltimAments 90 le habfa
cont:atado para 10 temporada dol tea;
tro real de Madrid,
Eafsrmo de una apendicitis, de 10
eusl fle operado, tAlleci6 & los pocos
dfas despues.
Su padre, don Heroldo RsIlsin.
desempefi5 On esta isla el cargo de
brigadisr del eiercito espafiol, contra.
yendo matrimonio con doda Julia
AcostA y Marqusz,
Envlamos & 10 fAmlliA del Hnado
10 expression sincera do nuestro pe.
same.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
D|VERSAS NOT|c|As

Ell vApor americana sMassape.
quas salio de New York dirsctamenss
para este puerto sI diA "a del corrisnts
medic dfa Goa cargo general.
De pAso para MayaPa 2, donde
perm anseera uu par do dfAs, as On,
cuentra en- sltA ciudAd nuesIro disIin'
guido amigo y correliglonario el doc
tor don Marcos A. Manza ano, dsGua.
yRma,
Sc cree probable que dsntro de
POGO tismpo vengA & Puerto Rico,
procsdense de k&itco una com pafif.
de zArA lsla, dirigidA por el i6vsn Ar.
GtstA pusrtorriqueEo don Juan NaiaI
Santa Coloma.
Para satA noch, 30 Anuncia un
bAile en el euArtsl de BAllsik, con QUE
los oHcIalsG del R 'glmienIo de Puerto
Rico ohsequia a 10 hIia del soronsI
Bailey, que smbArca & prineipio de IL
prtxlmA semana para EatAdos Unidos.
Aver tArds regreI6 de 81 viais
& Cabo Roio nuestro iluGtradc amigo
don Salvador Brau. Le enyiamos
nuestro sAludo naI afscsuoso.
Los abogAdos amsricanoa Nr
Petiinglll J Mr. Fixing, regrssAron ds
los Es1ados UnidoI ca el vap Goa,
70 ina,S
-E'ta nochs hAbtG iarana su sl
Psrque B Borinquen, E.ts amsno lugsr.
deIde que sstA 4 lu fesnIe el ueaor
Santos FIlippi, msiorA a6lsmsn.s.
puss ss introdueon On 6. grandes re-
formas.
Ia gran meeting unIonIsta Ten,
drA lugAr mafiGna doming, en- el be-
rFlO sauainabOs De Rsysm6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
PUERTA De TERRA
De I'd. alto, ys.
P. MALARET. NJ D

Nos itform IN de aquel barrie
que anteAnot he 90 tfeetu6 Allf 10 anun
e,Ads aasmblea Gel elemsnto republi
c4no. PeraonA cur 'otA que tuvo ocs.
ci6n de aIlsiir al AetI, d.cs Que .6lo
. yncurrieron & este cieat0 diez a,tv.
erIcnaS, de ellaI Ia mayor pAIle en-
1lsAdos del mOnicl 10 que f.eton dss
ls IL capital.
El prelidsnte del Iub ccm rs dol
+. 81 cil CO Molina preIento "a renun
'ia. fundAndose tAmbien en- Ynotiuos de
iigaidGd.
Al tsrminarSs ell aclo, IN augeto
conoeldo por SJuAn!cuch , dirigts In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
FL TEN|c|DA RALD|R|S

Hsmos tenido el gu,to do recIbi,
Ia vista de nueatro disIinguldo ami
go eorreligtonArio sl mfIor dor
Juan Pedro Raldiris, rsputado her.
mfntole 60.
Ell senor Raldiris perm anscera diez
diaa en- San Juan, de donde % dlrirl'
I'd q los EstAdos Unidos con el I'm ds
adquirlr eli el tftulo dc Doctor ca
mediciua
E'tA hospsdado en- Ia o. le do For
taleza 81. % plso.
SAludamos atsciuosamsnts al illus.
trado compatrlcts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
SENSIBLE FALLEC|M|ENTO

SO han recibide notlcias en- ssta
ciudsd dc haber fAllecido eli iueyes
d'slmo, en- Yabucoa, nuestro pres,i
gioso eorreligionario y amigo don
Dtmingo Castro Lopez, hombre de
grandes simpatfas On squella locali.
dad, donde 90 le estim5 mucho nor
aus relsvantes prendas de car actsr,
Acompahamos & sus f.mlliares an
el immense dolor que les sgobis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
CaIendari0 Gratis.

Ell precioso calendario de la Peruna
Sc enviara gratis la direction del que
10 solcite.
Contiene valiosas informaciones medi-
cas- un QUESTIONABLE, el cual 10 puede
utilizar para consular al Dr.. Hartman
todo uquel que este tomando la Peruna,
Dirccci0n
Doctor S. B. Hartman,
Columbus, Ohio, L. U. de a..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26

ell SlSteUlH ue illuCll91ln~S 0Ai0i AAeN"AS
cr6nicas.
Sigui6 Los Consoles Del Dr. Hartman.
Carta del Sr. Ingeniero de Minas,
Captain John G. Nelson, Dayton, Tenn.
Este sefior contrajo un severe reuma-
tismo, el cual Sc hizo permanente indu-
10 al desarrollo de otras Intermediates
uue tamb6n Sc hicieron cr6nicas'
Despues de haber tornado la Peruna por
algin tempo, el Sr. Captain nos mani
fest6 10 siguiente:
"Habiendo por muchos afos padecido
de un severe reumatismo y adjuntas
complicaciones, y despues de haberme
puesto bajo tratamientos especiales y
generates, haber recibido solamente
aliyio temporal, lef ell tratado cientifico
del DR.. Hartman sobre las Intermediates
catarrales.
"Correspondiendo mis- deseos, ell DR..
Hartman me recet6 los remedies de Ia
Peruna, los cuales tome segun instrucci-
ones, y lleno de placer gratitud les
participo que va estoy curado del reuma-
tlsmo y suS compIlcaclones, J me slento
ioven otra vez, 4 la edad de sesenta y
nueve amos.
"Todo aguei que raz0na aceptard Su
classification de las enfermedadeS Ca
tarraies como cienfificas y verdaderas,
v los remedies de la Peruna, como eI
meior fratamiento para dichas en-
fermedades. Cap, John c. Nelson.
ManaIi1, Ell I.axanfe Fayorifo.
FL Manalin es el mas moderno laxante,
agradable el paladar, suaye en- su accidn
cura infali blemente extreGimicnto 0
constipation. Es lin catartico inmejora-
bic para adultos Y nihos. \ cada frasco
acuMpaha direccioncs para su uao.
81 su droguista no tienc csta medicina
escriba la reruna Drug Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, E, L, dc A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
I'll BAEcO POPULAR
de EcOm0nltas y PreStdmos de San Juan
de Puerto Rioo, fundGdO en- l. S9S.

HAce pr6stamos hipotecarioa con
Qaranna personal 8 con dep6aito de
alba GS J otros vHlores.
Admise imposicIones dc dinsro,
eKpide documentos de 6anzss por Al.
quileres de cssas ; hahitacioues meun-
res, paga Ell . 90 de inIere. .obrs
caotidades en cueDta cnrrisnie coz al
ils) de cheques para disponer de los
fondoa RbonAndo el miamo inIsres de
8 600, de scuerdo con lns Reglamen.
bs que GAIA libreta co1iiene. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26

"SE preparation es tan eficaz
para las diferenfes formaS en- que
Sc preSenfan las intermediates ca
farraleS que carezcO de paiabras
con que recOmendaria
"Miembr0s de mi famiIia Ia han
usad0 con benefcos reSuIfad0S.
"CuandO Ofr0S remedies faIiarOn,
la Peruna prob6 ser Ell mas eficaz,
y con pr0funda grafifud cerfifco
que Sus efectos curafivOs son exec
ienfas.." GEO. w. HONEY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
EN- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viajo a s. quintal.

'ul1o' los unionistss en plena cAlls
' con VOC sStent6rea. El policfa nd.
nero 46S contemplate impalIbls eItal
provoeasIonss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
"0tros Remedies FaIIaron
LA Pe-ru-na Fue EfiCaz." "

Hon. Geo. W. Honey, ExCapellam del
Cuarto Battalion de Caballerfa de Wis
consin, escribe desde Washington, D. c.,
100 First ST., como sigue:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
UN TELEGRlMA
El aiguients fue dirlgido anoshe nj
PfeaidenIs del Atsnso por el doctor
Font hartelo de Humacao,

SHonorable President,
Atsneo Pusrtorrlqutdo.
San Juan P. r.
| ilerpretando fslmsnte uentimieu-
to graIitud vecinos Humacao, felicito
eSe CenGro docente, distl. glidas da-
mas y honorablsu seforss que honran.
do en- eItos momsntos la msmoria do
10 Artlsta humAeaefia Ana OIsro, hiia
predilsctA dc esta oiudad, honran q
su ve1 nueatra Querida Puerto Rico,
DR. PABLO FONT BARTELo1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
Sc vende LA C3t3|3na' .

El mejor Restaurant. E mas antique el mas acre
dtado El que 10 inteese puede dirigrse al msmo esta
becimiento, San Francisco So San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26
9-TFSORERO DEL 4 1sTA- s. WISCONSIN.
Para Ell CatarrO En- Su Fami-
liza, No Usa OtrO RemediO
SinO La Pe-ru-na.

TIA usado la Peruna en- Sd Iiropia
II familia con satisfactorios resu1ta-
dos.
Recomienda la Peruna como el reme-
dio mas eticaz para el catarro.
Son estas declaraciones las que han
hecho que la Peruna goce de tai estima-
ei6n en- ell mundo.
Testimonio tan franco y original, no
hay medic de contradecirlo.
La raz6n por la cual recibe la Peruna
tan importantes testimonios es porque
fealmsnte cura el catarro.
Por 10 mismo raz6n de que cura Ell ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-26

tarro, abre camino
q la natural.e "a
para que ejerza su
poder S 20 bre las
fuerzas f1siologicas
del cuerpo y libre
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
ARMORY FUND in SIGHT

The chamber of commerce is to-
day within $4,000 or the $4,000
guarantee necessary to complete
construction Of the armory. All ex-
cept the amount noted has been
nuderwritten by Spokane business
men. 1t is reported that William
Oliver, the contractor who has the
armory building on his hands, is
willing to subscribe $4,000, and If
this is the case the work is done.
Although blocked by supreme
court decision invalidating the first
bond issue for the armory on &C.
count of a defect In the statute,
local enterprise has been interest
ed by the chamber of commerce to
such an extent that no further
trouble Is expected. The assur-
ance of Governor Mead and other
state authorities that favorable &C
ton toward the Spokane armory
would be taken by the legislature
next winter has been obtained. In
order to contineu the work in the
meantime a guarantee that the last
bonds authorized by the county
commissioners would prove legal,
VISA necessary, and this part Of
the project has now practically
been accomplished.
One great incentive in pushing
work on the building was the me-
cessity of providing an adequate
meeting place for the Baptist
Young Peoples international con-
vention, which will meet in this
city next July.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
STARVATION CLEANING
OUT "H0LY GHOST
AND US" BAND

BOSTON, Oct. 15.-Poorly clad.
half starved and showing marked
physical evidences of neglect and
want, Mrs. Fred Gaillet and three
children, of Tacoma, Wash, left
heretoday for Tacoma, having left
the Shiloh, Me-, Holy Ghost and
Us" society, never to return. She
goes back destitute. Her husband
is now with Rev. Frank Sanford,
the elijah" of Shiloh colony,
bound for the Holy Land on the
bark Rebecca Crowell, which sailed
recently with a large party of
Shilohites. He sold their home and
turned the money over to Sanford.
Cornmeal mush and water have
been the sole diet for weeks at
Shiloh, says Mrs. Gaillet, and short
rations at that. The followers left
behind by Sanford are leaving in
large numbers.
The case has been presented to
Governor Cobb with a request to
either enforce existing laws II the
Shilohites can be reached or ask
the legislature to pass an act that
will relieve the state of their pres
ence. Sanford controls the town
of Durham politically and has twice
escaped prosecutions for man.
slaughter where children of the
colony have died of neglect.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
MORE GRIEF
FOR GIBSON

William Il. Gibson, said ito be a
member Of the printing firm of
Gibson & Smith. of Portland, has
been arrested in that city on a
charge Of arson. Detective Circle
caught him in the act. he says, of
setting fire to the shop of Kreidt
Bros, after firing his own shop.
Gibson Is believed to 10 the man
who some months ago was fined
$3.50 in Spokane by Judge Carey
on charge Of assault and battery.
preferred by the bartender at
Dunn's saloon on Main avenue. Glib
son had been drinking and entered
the saloon, where he was a
stranger Without a word he
struck the bartender over the head
with a piece Of lead piping. After
his arrest he claimed to remember
nothing OF the occurrence. His wife
at the time came to Spokane, bear
ing testimonials AMI letters of rec
commentator from prominent men
Of Portland, including District At
torney Manning, testifying to Glib
sons good character. For that rea-
son the court showed extreme
lienency.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
STILL MORE
OF MACH0

Something should be done to
thtat Macho, the employment
agent" said Sergeant Of Police Sui
Ivan this morning, The remark
was called forth by an ignorant la
borer who came to headquarters
and asked that he be assisted in
egaining from Macho 81 he had
paid for a job which turned out to
be no job at all. The laborer was
directed to Justice Hinkle, who told
him to try once more to have
Macho give up the money, and If
he didn't to go to Assistant Coun-
sci Edge and procure advice. Chief
Of Police Waller is preparing a re-
port to the city council opposing
any further licensing of Macho's
employment business.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
MAN
IN JAIL
I'LL hHH

j. p. Redding. a mining man OF
more or less ability, was landed be-
hind the bars yesterday at the
county Jail by Deputy Sheriff Jim
Hone. The charge is obtaining
something like $4,000 under false
pretenses. The complaining wit
ness, whose Investigations it Is
said have resulted in Redding's ar
rest, is Henry Treede, ex-council-
man of Fairfield, Wash, and one Of
Readings clients. The prisoner
has operated in British Columbia
properties several years and claims
to have incorporated the Five
Metals Mining & Concentrating
company. He sold thousands of
dollars worth Of stock, it is claim
ed, to people of the Palouse
country.
Treede's Investigations are said
to have shown that no such a COM
pany as the Five Metals has been
Incorporated. Redding insists that
the company is incorporated and
that he has mislald the articles.
Prosecutor Laughan today said
that since his Incarceration Red
ding has told him several stories
about the incorporation.
Redding is still in Jail, having
been unable to raise the necessary
$500 bonds.
A prospectus of the Five Metals
company gives ]. r. Redding presi-
dent; c. Redding, secretary and
treasurer; J. p. Redding, mana ger.
All those are given as residents of
Nelson. B. c. The directors are
Judge Campbell Lafarge, of Tekoa,
Wash; o. c. Truax. postmaster Of
Tekoa, and J. P. Redding.
Redding has been busy all day
urging friends to secure the bonds
so he can be at liberty to defend
himself.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
HAD GUNS AND
BAD MONEY

r. Il. Chadwick and Dan Reed,
two 1S year old boys, had three
revolvers "for protection" accord
ing to the story they related this
afternoon to Justice Hinkle. Chad
wick also had 10 cents and $40
bogus greenback when arrested. He
explained his possession Of the bill
by saying that when he and his
partner, after riding freight trains
from Portland to Seattle and then
to Marshall junction, arrived afoot
in Spokane with a SEQ goldpiece,
which they changed in a saloon and
received the bogus bill. Each was
fined 500 and costs for carrying
guns, The police are not through
yet with these boys, whom they
suspect Of being among the boy
holdups" reported of late. Detec-
tives are looking up their records.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
BURTON LOSES
IN SUPREME
COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The
United States supreme court today
refused to grant a rehearing Of
the case of Senator Burton, Of
Kansas.
Burton was convicted of practic-
ing for pay before the postoffice
department when United States
senator. He must serve six months
in Jail in Iron county, Mo-, and pay
a fine Of $4,000, the sentence i'm
posed by the federal court at St.
Louis. Denial of rehearing re-
moves all possibility of Buttons
legally escaping punishment.
ABILENE, Kas., Oct. I5.-Burton
heard the decision of the supreme
court at home and said:
"lt's not my time to talk" He
notified his attorney that he wished
to begin serving his sentence as
soon as possible.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
TALKS
TONIGHT

The Spokane republicans open
their campaign tonight with a meet
ing at Elks' temple. Congressman
Francis w. Cushman, the Tacoma
man who suddenly achieved fame,
honor and office by beating the
previously invincible Dude" Lewis,
Is the big gun for the initial broad
side. Congressman Cushman ar
rived Unexpectedly last night, tired
out with strenuous campaign in.
counties farther west, and has been
hiding all day in order to be proper
ly primed for tonight's meeting.
He will be escorted to the hall by
local republicans to band accom-
paniment.
Cushman claims the only issue
before this state Is tariiI reform. In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
PAYS HUSBAND 100000
ANNUALLY

ed the bride on both cheeks. A
simple wedding banquet followed,
at which the kaiser proposed the
brides health after an eloquent
speech, dwelling upon his long
friendship for her father.
Following the banquet the bride
walked to place wreath upon the
bust Of her greatgrandfather, who
was village blacksmith and whose
smithy stands among the great
Krupp works.
The bride settled upon the BRIDE
groom 100000 annually and UNI
conditionally His wife's wealth ex-
Deeds 100000, 900.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-10-15
STANDARD OIL Man
FORCED TO ANSWER

the state will attempt to prove that
in 1882 Standard Oil merged the
business of 80 oil companies into
an organization controlled by nine
trustees, who in turn were con-
trolled by the Standard monopoly.
This combine was broken up in
1892 by a decision Of the supreme
court. Although no record Of dis
tribution of dividends have been
made since that date, the prosecu-
ton contends that the trust has ex-
listed in contempt Of the supreme
court. In addition to this viola
tions of the Valentine law Of the
state of Ohio since 1898 are alleged.