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Meat Department Specials.

Fancy Salmon Steaks, per ID. .1212C
Fancy Rib Roast Beef, lb Sc to loo
Fancy Pot Roast of Beef, lb &c to Sc
Beef Stew, lbs. Csc
Fancy Boiling Beef, lbs. Csc
Rib Mutton Chops, Id. l21ac
Mutton Stew, lb. .................5 Sc
Picnic Hams, h. loo
Fancy Breakfast Bacon Strips, lib. l5c
Vienna Sausage, 8 lbs. ......... Csc
Compressed Boiled Ham, lb. 1890
Hamburger Steak, per lb. Sc
Cottolene, per pail. .......... .23c
Fresh Fish for Friday-Dressed ready
for the plank or pan.
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llcQUAlD'S
Seventh and Rennepin

Th;e c3nuois not like the ordinary
! lid DaU4 Cstore. Here you'll al
ways find the greatest variety to choose
from and the qualities will speak so
well for themselves that selling is easy
and buying is a pleasure.
Grape-Nuts, regular 15c pkg lille
Postum Cereal, regular 25c pkg 19c
Postum Cereal, regular 15c pkg. lilo
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit,
package lUC
Egg-O-See, packages. .l5c
Golden Cornmeal, 1o-lb sack. .lSc
McQuaid's 100" Flour, CO 1E
es-lb. sack. 9&uh0
This -four is guaranteed absolutely per-
fect-1O0 per cent pure-10O per cent
test-10O per cent strength-no better
flour can be milled. With every sack
goes our iron-clad guarantee of salts
faction. We allow you to make a bak-
ing at our risk--if not satisfied we
refund to you your full purchase price.
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Low Rates to the East
via
chicago Great Western Railway.

VN1CdBV vi e1G. VoSCeI u 1SetlIWdy.
Tickets on sale Daily. Final return
limit, September 30th. For further in
formation, apply to R. H. Heard, Gen
1eral Agent. corner Nicollets avenue and
Fifth street, Minneapolis.
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una AJECDOTA DEL
PresideRte.
10 'paIidn que ls sOTprende
agTadablsnente
e autOnduII COnduGldo poi husyas.

Afirmase que cuando el Preaidente Roo
seVelt su regTeso Ponce pasaba poT Ia
caETetera de AdjuntaB y Btuado, 81 auto
m6vil en- que iba, tuVo que ser tirado por
una yunta de bueyes al pasar por un rio.
Con este motive, uno de los hierros del
autom6vil del cual habfa sido amarTada
Ia cadena para que los bueyeB tiraTan, do
bl6se teniendo que sufrir algunas repara-
clones.
Aprovechando este tempo 81 Presidente
y su comitiva sentaronse On 81 c6sped para
conner unas gaIlinas fritas pan y hueyos
duros que le habfan lsido preparados de
antemano, sabiendo que el Presidente pa.
Barfa por ALI.
Paseaba ell Presidente mientTas Sc SER
via ell lunch al aiTe libre, cuando vic & un
rapazuelo; uno de nuestros "palidos" de las
montanas. LIam6lo y al acercarse qued6
extranado al yer que en- la sclapa de la
chaquetilla del muchacho habfa un retra-
to prepdido este retrato...... era ell de
Theodore Roosevelt.
El Presidents llam6 la atenci6n de suB
acompanantea hacia esta coincideneia, ana
diendo: 80 neelaos que go me fgura60 que
hGstG en- estas mO4atGfIas estatViese mi retrG
to; sin dada alguaa este es acn yoto milo pa
ra el fu'u ro''.
Fue Obsequiado y celebrado Ell chico por
todos los presentes.
El Presidente almorz6 aquel dia huevos
duros gallina frita pan, con los eubieT
tos de la naturaleza sirvi6ndole de saIero,
sal molida en- un papel.
AL terminar dijo Mr.. Roosevelt ONE
aquel era uno de los meiores latnchs que
habfa tornado al aire libre. Diio que Ie
reeordaba aquello los dias pasados en- ca.
cerfas de osos en- los estados del Oeste de
los Estados Unidoe.
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UN CLUB HISP
no americana en-
Dayton.
lnfOTmaGiOnes GOmeFciaIes J DIOpa-
g8Ci0n Gel CaSteIIanO.
Mas De 1900 fdhEiCas que tieneR negOclos con
los paIses IatInO-anerleanos.

Bajo Ia presidencia del gefor Andres
Garcia de Ia Colina, Sc ha constituido on
Dayton, Ohio, un Club, que con Ia demo-
minaci6n De 'Hispano- tiene
como principal obieto ell de proporoionar
t9da clase de informaeiones 4 los fabric
cantes y exportadorea de aquel centro ma.
nufacturero1y de facilitaI tambien 81 estu-
dio ~ propagation de Ia lengua castellana
on aquel Estado y en- los Estados Unidos.
Mas de 40 alumnos coneurren ya & las
clases de castellano ALI instaladas 81 nd
nero de eBtos, aumenta r6pidamente.
En- Ia referida ciudad do Dayton, exis-
ten mas de 1.200 fdbTicas que, en- au ma.
yor parte, comeTcian con los pueblos lati-
no americanos del continente, todas elias
estan prestando su eoncurEo al indicado
centric que acknowledgements ha de repor-
tar grandes ventaias al movimiento co.
mercial intellectual de aquella eiudad.
Figuran en- 81 citado dub entire otroa,
los sefores Guillermo y Carlos Eckardt,
Alfonso San Miguel, Andres Garcia, de
Ia Colina = Franco Roser de nacionaIidad
oubana y espanola y don Arturo Besosa,
puertorriquefio.
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EXPORT ACTON De 1A-
baCo en- Cuba.
q mIlIOnes de libras de tahaGO en-
rama, en- 8 neses.
l89 nlIloass De iabaeO toreld0, sNpOrtado.

La exportaci6n de tabaco en- Cuba daba
en- ell mes de Sptbre. liltimo una aprecia
BILE suma de millones de ibras seg6n las
estadfsticas de aduanas, 21.773, 798 Iibras
de tabaco en- rama salieron desda 81 10.
de EneTo del afio corriente al 80 de Sep
tiembre y .189 $50, 625 de tabaco torcido
y 1885, ,252 cigarros en- cajetillas, 3e.
muestran la gran importancia de ese ra-
mo de Ia producei6n cubana que forma
una de sus principalss fuentes de rique-
"a. -- e.- 4.t -:.--.: --<.-
243,324 ibras de picaduTa en- 1858
eajas fueron asf mismo exportadas siendo
las principales naciones consumidoras, los
Estados Unidog, IngIaterra y Colon
bia. .~~-
En- Ell consume de tabaco en- rama, tor
eido y tabscos y cigarros fgaran en- primer
lugar los Estadoa Unidos, IngIaterra y
Alemania. Espafa fgura conl1. 867, ,450
tabacoa torcidoB y 282, 416 caietilIas de
cigarros. 81 Egipto con 250 oajetillas de
cigarrog.
De los paises sud-americanos ocupan
las primeras puestos en- 81 consume de
tahacO de Cuba, Chile, Colombia ; Vene
zuela. En- picadura consumi6 Colombia
6,100 Jibras en- meses. -.
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De. SOCIEDAO

GrGto Visita.-Los distinguidoB esposoB
Lamadrid. Cap6, han tenido la gratfsima
vista de su primer nino, que lleno de sa.
lud gracia vino al mundo en- estes dias
Felicitamos q los estimables amigos por
Ell f.lfz suoeso = deseamos al |'beb6'' la me-
JoT suerte en- Bu camino por la vida.
Para MdyGgitez.-Manana saldrSn para
la hermosa sultana del Oeste, con obieto
de levantar su casa para fjar su residencia
en- San Juan, los distinguidos esposos
spard. Uhpierre. Buen viaje y feliz re
greso & esta ciudad tengan los estimables
c6nyugeg que aqui son muy estimados.
De p08eo.-EI viernes sale para Adiun-
tas donde permsnecera aIgunos dias, yen
do luego Ponce y otras poblaciones del
centric, nuestra bella ? buera amiguita Ia
graeiosa triguena Juana Manuela Rodrf-
guez.
Que Sc divierta mueho en- su escursi6n
la distinguida 'tsecretaria" y que pronto
tepgamos Ell placer de verla otra vez por
su Versailles"
Demostraoi6n de simp0tta8. -MuchaB
familias de esta sociedad fueron q recibir
aver los distinguidos esposos Acuna-Ai-
bar,que regresaron de Europa en- el vapor
espaflol.
Bien venidos su lar-los aqui tan apre-
ciados esposoB.
PersOma5es. -Ha regresado de Espana
dOnde pas6 una larga temporada, Ell joven
don Manuel Pazos, del comercio de esta
plaza. Bien venido. 4
Ey dia g. Sc desquitar6n con un mag
nf6co bale en- ell Casino Espanol, los ad-
Terpsicore, que han tenido
alg6n ayuno en- esta temporada.
La fiesta promote ser brillante pues hay
EEMPER..
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La fiesta del arboI. p"

Siguiendo la traditional costumbre anne.
rieana que Sc observa en- las escuelas pd.
blieas = en- la que, con la denomination de
''festa del arbol, todos los nifoB siembran
el que le es mas predilecto; desde las pri,
meras horas de Ia mafiana de hoy Sc vefau
alegTes grupos ninos que luciendo sus
mejores galag, acudian & sus reBpectivos
eentros de ensefanza q cumplir con la cos
tumbre. sse
En- todas las escuelaa de la isla, desde
Ia 'High School, haata ID mas modesto
escuela rural de nuestros campoB, Sc ha
ceIebrado hoy Ia fiesta del arboI; y en- las
de San Juan, Puerta de TERRA y Santurce,
hubo verdadero entusiasmo mucha con.
Currencia,
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Adaptation de una Opera.

La adaptation del e.Fauato" de Goethe
al teatro iapon6s, es la Ultima palabra en-
materia de-europizaci6n oriental.
La trsgedia del poeta aleman vertida al
iapon6s, representa- Margarita como en-
el original, seducida abandonada; pero
Ell desenIace es totalmente diverse.
Margarita mata un hiJo, fruto de sus
amores; las corteB japonesag Ia iuzgan y
perdonan, casdndose despu6H dicha heroi-
ma con un Official del ei6rcito, que se dis
tingui6 peleando contra los rusos en- Man.
chulia.
Los teatros japoneses 90 ven llenos q re.
Yentar, siempre que Sc an uneia 'Fausto."
-Anoohe Sc efectu6 una bril1ante fes.
ia social en- el clubs de los 'sElks' concu-
rriendo distinguidas damass caballeros de
esta sociedad.
La fragata escuela de la marina ale
mana ''Stein" surta en- este puerto, saldr6.
de San Juan el pr6ximo domingo, para
seguir su Tnta.
-Ha esta1o enfermo en- su residencia
de Puerta de TERRA el senior Jose Levitt,
que va est6 restablecido de la dolencia que
le aqneiara.
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BATERIRS SEMI.SEClS.

La G. A. ''Luz Electrical aca-
ba de recibir un complete surti-
do de baterfas SEMY-DRY, la
mejor -bateria que Sc con noce, la
lnica que produce 2 lI4 volts y
so amperes, la mejor pila para
AUTOMOBILES, motorcycles. Ian
chas y tel6fonos. ST ust9d tiene
necesidad de usar baterias use
la SEM Y-DRY. .--
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTR

ItineraEiO. -salidas do Bayam6n y Capt..
Ta simuItRneamente.
Dias IaborsbIe-M aflana 6, 7.O5, 8 30
9.45 11.OO. Tardo 12.15, 1.45, Bis. ABS, 5.45
y $50.
Dias festivos.--Manana 6, 7O5, $3.50, o.45
y 11.OO TaTds 1915, 1.BO, 28O, $3.50, 4.8O
5.45 y $50.
Billete baTatOs para d1as festivos. De
OatafI0 Bayam6n, ida y VueIta IL claso
SO-25 q case $0-l6. De Bayam6n CataHio
ia y vuelta IL class $0-15, q class SO-lO,
BillOta 0rdinRTiO de Capital CatanO On
So Glaa0 q CantaYos.
Bayam6n, 10 de SSpti0mbrs de 1903 Ra-
mon ValdGs.
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N 0 E

Having to vacate his present locationon
The Marina, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila COrdage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, FuLley Blocks Anchors, Cars
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper. Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second HANDY, creOsoted
piles, twelve sets of new .plataform scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, WheelbarrOws, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN CLOY.
p. 0 Box 683 San Juan PtO. Rico,
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SEMPER. ,
La Conception SeTa feS-
tejada en- AreCibO.
In GuranderO CastIgadO,
CDe maestro cOrreapOmsaI.)

Noviembre 28-Ayer Sc vic en- esta
Corte municipal el juicio contra ell curan.
dero Mr.. Charleman, por ejereer Ia medi-
Gina sin facultades para clio. Fu6 eonde-
nado pagar $50 de multa y las costas
del juicio.
Para Ell sabado y domingo Sc anun-
clan dos funciones con un magnffeo apara-
to Cinematogr6fco en- este Teatro, presen-
t6ndoss pelfculas nunca exhibidas.
Hay gran animation para Ell bal Q
que dar6 el Casino en- sus salones 81 dia 8
de Diciembre, dia de la Purfsima Concep-
ci6n. Sc dice sera amenizado con la or
uuesta de la Policis Insular.
: --Mafiana ceIebran las eseuelas la lla.
mada s'Fiesta del Arbol," recitando y can.
tando vaFios nifos.
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DOCTOR COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITuTE

ENFERMoS
EscaSa remuneration! Exo radcaI!
UNcA INSTITUTION cuenta esDecialiSas
m6dicOS para cada
Los enemo$ acudr de-
Dada la exceente organization de Institute
RfUZD0
propo
el pago de las msmas
TORCUE sA1uD
DE rrrTI
BIENEsTAR
o Sc RAN OrFnAR ARFrS
Y
La CUR4caoN la rega; exepci6n
Vd nuestro NTERESANTE LIRO 'GULA
esampias de cancelar, para franqueo
enyaremos direction.
los sabios
gravados exp1atvos y nteresans
Dirijase al
DR.. E C. COLLINS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
I4O West 34th Street. new YORK. U. S.A
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METILOIDEs-El meior mas seguro
de todos los especffcos hasta 8horR conocido
para la cura permanente de todas las enfer-
medades de Ia ureta, va sean 6stas cr6nicss
sgudas. Oontiene el flujo y cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tiempos que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espsrmatornas
cist1tis, ect. Mejor que las inyecoiones muy
superior al Bandalo oopaiba. Empieza &
gurtir Bu efecto las tres 6 Guatro horaB de
haberss tornado.
Los "METILOIDES"- fasilss de tomsr
y estan preparados de manera que no revuel-
ven Ell est6mago nj producer malos efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Botioas. Pidanse
muestras gratis Bus dniCos fabricsntes.
Frederick StearnB 8 Oa Detroit, Miohi-
San II, A.
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-Ha fallecido aver en- santurce un
tierno nifo de los esposoa Cofie.V Villsfane.
ri padre Sc encuentra ausente de la isla.
Resignation & los deudos del que volo al
cielo.
-Esta tarde sale para la Habana el
vapor correo espafol 'Antonio Lopez" que
tom6 puerto aver, conduciendo carga pa
RaioPoa
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sINDICAD0R. GEN ERal

C0NsElo A LAS MADREs.- .-El arsbe ealnlante de
Ia Ser Winsow debe siempFe que los nos esan
en- & riodo de d denic6n Proporciona ayo immediate
q Peqqeno paeente produce gn sueno natural anquuo
alVia el door e angelic despiera nuy viYo aegre
Es muy agnadabe Al paladaT, ealma Al iho ablanda
encas, aliva sus dolores, hace faes las lneones del
est6mago regula los intestinos. Es e ejor feedio
conoodo para a disea va PROVENCE sta de IA denton
de eaquea otra causa Jengase mueho cuidado pedf
A "Jarabe Caniante de u Sonora Winslown es eI meio
de todos.
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y CAN sell
Your RaaI Estate nE Business

III CAN sell
Your Real Estate or Business
NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business Of all kinds sold
quickly for cash ia all parts of the United
States. Don't wait. Write to-day descri-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price on same.
If YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. 1 can save you time and
money.
.--E DAVID r.. taft,
THE LAND MAN.
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
Topeka. KANSAS.
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P. o Box 688 San Juan Pto. Rico.
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AVIS 0

Teniendo que trasladar su resideneia de
la Marina; Ell abajo firmado ofreee en- ven-
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes Objetos
tantO nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contadO.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamalOs, espigO-
nes, c'avos, hierro galvanizado, gatos COR
naquis. -.'ss--
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
mafios, cable de alambre, motones, anclas,
renos, Iona y estopa, alquitran y pez, acei-
to, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de filtro embreado para
techo, herramientas para herreros, camas
para el ejercito [nuevas y de segunda ma
mol, estacas creosOtadas, IL juegOs de roma
mas para plataforma de peso de 900 8 4, 900
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y un gran surtidO de artfculos de
alta menci6n.
Afiadiendo 10 expresadO que la casa
misma en- que Sc eneuentran los enarrados
.artfculOs, se ofrece igualmente en- venta,
JOHN CLOY.
P. o. Box 688. San Juan, p. R
NNTIG
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MUCK RAKE BARES
INDIAN FUND GRAB
Senate Committee Uncovers Tim
Der Barons' Operations on
Reservation Lands.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service ...,
washington, April 1.-THE senate
committee on Indian affairs has been
ont with a muck rake and has. uneoV-
cred a fine mess in connection with TIM
her operations on the Indian reserva-
ton lands in the Lake Superior country.
The operations have been carried on
under technical rules prescribed by law,
hit are interpreted and construed by
the interior department in such a man
ner as to bring forth the. following
charge in the report on the Indian, APP
preparation bill, which was printed to-
day: a;ouh; 80
the government over the estate and at
been the protection and fostering OF the
interest of the banks and lumber COM
panies rather than the interest of the
Indians
An examination Of the report shows
substantially that the big lumber com.
panies have been using the Indians
own money to buy the timber on the
Indians lands Sales from individual
! allotments were made to such an extent
that a fund had accumulated to the
amount of $543, 625.S5. This money is
deposited in various national banks and
held by lumber firms.
L,umbernlen Control Banks.
The banks are controlled by the lum
Der companies, and thru the machina
tions Of high finance along the genera
line by which syndicates inside the bis
insurance corporations worked deals
/ with other peoples money, operation:
thus far have not been expensive to thu
fnanciers. The Indians, however, have
(! been mulcted more successfully thar
the most hardened nagnate would dar,
4: to dream Of IN the case of white banl
depositors or policyholders. =.
\ In the Indian bill to prevent continue
4! tion of the grating abuses. It i
!. proposed also to permit the Indian, un
Il der proper supervision, to cut and man
ufact ure his own timber into lumber
and so give him experience and prepar
him for the time when the governmen
must relinquish all guardianship owe
Z
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TWO TEN.PENNY NAILS
. GIVE TOWN GOLD CRAZE
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal
! Indianapolis, Ind, April 17.-Percy
q. village of 200 people five miles from
Morocco, Newton county, has been the
scene of a. virulent attack of the gold
fever. In three days five separate min
Ing companies were organized and op-
lions taken on hundreds of acres Of
land for mining purposes.
The excitement began when a drill
which was being sunk in gravel bed
brought up particles Of shining metal
that were at once pronounced to- be
gold by local jeweler. He pronounced
the particles gold, lighter than Cali
fornia gold in color, but it's genuine
ness was certain.
= The pump was stopped and with
drawn and curiosity to see how much
of the precious metal the cylinder CON
tanned led to taking the pump apart.
Then the secret of the find was dis
closed. :: Two ten-penny nails had in
some way got into the cylinder, and
these, grinding. against the brass, had
cnt off the little particles that had
been brought to the surface with the
gravel
The jeweler Immediately revised his
verdict. and the Percy Consolidated
Gold Mining company went out of ex.
1stence, the options to the thousands OF
acres of land not being closed.
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|DOWIE, sT0RMlNG,
DECLARES A WAR
Voliva's "Defi' Meets Rebuke
and Determination of Fight
to Finish.
Journal Special, Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, April 17.--John Alexander
Dewie has declared for war. His de-
claration was made late last night
after two-hour conference with his at
torney, Emil G. Wetten, who had deliv-
cred to him Overseer Voliva's ultima
tum. This ultimatum was presented at
the conference in the afternoon between
Attorney Jacob Newman and Judge Y.
". Barnes, representing the insurgents
and Attorney Wetten. =.
In his final reply to the deposed, first
apostle Overseer .Voliva proposed that a
board Of either five or nine members be
agreed upon to take charge of Zion s
financial affairs. If board Of five,
Voliva was to select three members and
Dowie two. If the managing board
should be made nine, then Voliva was to
name five and Dowie four.
Storms as Of Old.
When this "defi' was carried to Eli
jah he stormed as of old and in few
to Wilbur Glenn Voliva. The First
Apostle declared that there could be no
peace which contemplated retaining Vo-
Iva in any capacity. He instructed At
torney Wetten to carry back his reply
to Voliva 8 attorneys today and to ex-
press it in just as forceful language as
| he could. q
Close friends of DR.. Dowie,s declare
that the only thing that can prolong ne
gotiations will be Che unconditional sur
render Of the "rebels' and the restora
ton Of "Elijah'' to ecclesiastical SUI
premacy in Zion. =. ~
The Voliva forces are equally en-
1 phatic today in declaring that under
no circumstances will they consent tc
| the reinstatement Of Dowie in Zion. II
Dowie stands out for that, they say
then it. will be fight to a finish ant
the sooner the better.
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NEED FOR CONSULS
. IN WEST CANADA
''FJ '-. -.
Report of Government s Plans to
Make Appointments Pleases
..a. Immigrants.
BY w, w, Jermane,

Washington, April 17.-Reports
reaching Washington are to the effect
that there is ? great interest turnout
western Canada in the reported inten-
ton Of the United States government to-
appoint one or more consuls to be sta
toned between Winnipeg and Van
couver. AS several consuls haye re-
Gently been cut off in eastern Canada,
the people. Of the. west, which needs
them greatly, hope that congress will
act promptly.
: At present there is no consul between
Winnipeg and VANCOUVER, distance Of
Of Canada 1 whichA 1t here are; sosmany
Americans and Where American inter
ests are so proportionately- large.
Tt is estimated that since 1898 more
than 100000 Americans have settled in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and. Alberta,
and reports are to the effect that they
are now going in at the rate of $4,000
a year. 1t is estimated that this. year
the number Of Americans seeking homes
in western Canada will be not less than
10000. The official report of last year
gives the distribution of immigrants by
state Of origin as follows:
States Affected.
547; Iowa, 2,212; Nebraska, 92O; wis
consin, 1926; South Dakota. 1,94s
Michigan, 1915; New York, 542; Hi
nois, 1887; Kansas, 54S; Idaho, 334
Oklahoma, 359; Massachusetts, 522
Utah, I'll; Pennsylvania, 1858; India!
Territory, 90; Ohio, 1856; Colorado, 235
Indiana, 400; Wyoming, lO9; Missouri
| 541; Maine, 1922; Maryland, 8; Texas
100; Kentucky, 43; Louisiana, 8; Geol
gia, 8; Washington, 1902; Arkansas, 80
Virginia, so; Mexico, "a; Oregon, 1853
Rhode Island, 81; New Hampshire, .65
Vermont, 81; Connecticut, so; Florida
IS; Alabama, 49, Tennessee, g. Sout
Carolina, 20; New Jersey, Is; Californi;
50; Delaware, z; Nevada, l; Arizon'
"a; not classified, As.
amount of American capital intereste
in western Canada. The land and in
migration business is very largely
the, hands of Americans and they hay
gone into scores of lumber, flour millin
and other manufacturing enterprises.