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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
MUCHtS AVER|IS
Las lIuvias de estOs ut mos
Causah averlas en- Ia via
del fsrrOCarriI,
VIA INUNOADA
interruption en- IA salida de
los trenes a consCcuencia
de Ia inundaci6n.
VIA INUNOADA

Lsa fueltss lluviss do fstos 6iti.
mos dias han pro6ueido lnundr clones
On sasi toda In is'a psro particular
msrts On 10 costa Norle, eAnssndo nu
msrosas Avelfas On 10 Wis del del 70
rrosarril.
Las avNfas eausadaa el dfA 3 sor
las siguisntes: Entire Csmuyy Areci'
bd arrassrados des tsrraplenss. 10
mismo entrs Ba' esloneia , Arseibo,
asf ecmo entrs Vega BsjA = Manasf.
II trsn 2 que Iali6 aver & 10 hora
regls msntaris dc Camuy no pudo pc
sar del kil6mstro a5 y tuvo que Iegrs
sar & CaRuy,
FL trsn Que sale do San Juan & lAs
4 do 10 tArde Para Aresibo tamposo
pudo pasAr por hAbsr sido arraatra.
dos los lerr aplenss srt'e los kll6ms'
tFoE At y 46
Fl tren que sAli6 ssta mafiana de
San Juan para treciho slt& detsnido
esrea dc San Vlcsrt, por eueontrarse
10 via eubierta do aqua do una longi-
tud d, n a. de 200 mstros, teniendo 10
eapa do Igaa IN espssur do 90 esnf'
metros
La estasi6n de San Viesnse 20 en-
euentra lamb!en inundAdA con 8 pull
gadas dc sgua dsntso del sdihsio.
So puede dse!r que lA lfnea sstS
on easi 81 totalidad eubisrta do sgua.
En- 10 mino general, los Avelfss
ocasionAdaa en- 10 via son de impor-
sarsis; ain en- barge. ie toman las me-
didAs neeeiariAs para repararlsa q la
mayor brsvedad poaib.e con el an dc
ponsr On sireulae los treI 9, sin
perdida de tiampo, y entretanto 20
assgura el servicio con iraabordo de
los viaieros en- la meior forma que
permilan Las cirsunatar cias,
LAs obras Do nueva construction
entire lsSbe' o Camuy, tAmbi9n han
suftido bAAtanss & cAusA de las lin
Was tcrrsreialeH sAidas on estoa 6Iii'
mos dfAs.
ri enorme terrApen que easAba &
punto do termin1rse serea del aGus'
iataess y que mide una AlturA dc 28
metres hA sptsid0 mucho hAbiendo
las sguss Arrateado enormss eanti
dadss do sierra. Los dsmAs terraple'
mes tsmb.6n hNn sufrido dcaperfcstos,
y los trinehsrAs pl6ximas & dichos 10
rrsplenss han sido nusvAmente easi
EellenAdAs por les ArrAstEea de terra.
T0dAvfA no 90 conoce eu toda su
sxtsuAi6n In imporsAneia do los des
pertseios osssionAdos On los nuevAs
obrAs, pero no ohssAnte he hArG TODD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
DESDE NAGUABO
Lucida fitsta csIsbrada squl
con motive del Thanks-
giving Day.
DON DIEGO LOPEZ GARCIA
Prlllante discurso pre- nuncia.
do en- este festival. Don
Celestlno Rodriguez.

Posaa.vscsH hAbiamos prsssnsisdo
una fiesta tan lueida, como la llsvsds
q cabo por las essuelas p6blicas do
esse ppeblo oil dfa 80 dol pasAdo, psrs
sslsbrsr el Dfa del Arbol ' sl Dfa dc
oar GrssiaV, On uua do lee Alamsdas
DO 10 plaza Adornada con nAmulav.
gAllArdstss, banderas y eentsnares do
dabssitas rubias y nsgras.
Un bouquet do lindas asfIorilas.
snsrs los que resordamos Glsa GaYxos,
Gartfs, Pash:so y Ost's, dAbau real
90 al soso sl qus do apsrlura uusatro
popular y qusrido AlcAlds senior Roe
%. Ii orqussta hkbilmenle dirigida
por 81 ssaor Prfxsdss Rodriguez, sje.
sut6 muy bonitas piezls musiealss,
entire 10 algeria dol pueblo que vsfa &
ius hiios dando prusbAs dc una sultu
ra exquisits.
Las resitasionss faeron muy 90
rrsstas los nii1os que tomaron parts
On elias. demostrAron tensr mushs
disposition y dsspsio. Los masstros
eituvieron muy teliees On aus psrorv
clones, llsmAnd0 poderosamsnts ls
Assnaion sl bsllfsimo dilsurso do don
Diego L6pex Garcia quisn rseibi6 una
evasion ruidosa y las fslieitaeiones dc
los asiatsntes al festival
Huho IN aeto muy eonmovedor.
Entire los nifos 90 hz, una solssts y
90 rtgslAron varios trAies 6 los mas
pohrscitcs.
ClAusuE6 sl acto el antigua Prt 10
sor don Celestino ROD rfguts GonxGlas
el que asonssi6 sl rsspsto al boseuis
DO nusstro pafs y prsssnt6 sjsmp plos
prastisos dc los psriu.c os que ha 70.
sibido este pueblo con 10 dsatrusei6n
del llamado aquf sMonls del Eoso,,
TsEmln6 10 desla con nm paseo CO.
collar alredtdor de lA p,axa, misntras
10 orQueata lbs 'iscutALdo 10 Borin
Qusn.
Nnsltra fslisitasi6n mas aincera 4
san enthusiasts mssshos.
UN oBsERvADoR
Dic.embre 4 de 1873.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
MONTORO EN- Ia VIDA POL|T|CA
Desda que ha Pl@'ado y segutd PIstsndo 81 aDoyo
h ofgaD'z'c6n de vn gran pahdo de base comfuadoa
INTERVIEW CON EL lUsTRE BOMBBE FU|lICO

autor de las bases propue.taS por o
General Rius Rivera para 10 eoncen
traei6n de los elementea eopssrvado
res del psis,-pues eomo he aAbidc
ssas bates, que nj contienen un pro
gramA complete, nj On los extremoi
que abrszsn eonstituyen nm criteric
cerrado, han sido persona alments re
daetsdss por disho Centrally he
hecho tamhien eonstsr que mi earas.
ter Official no me permits desArrollal
una acei6n polf iea tan aetIva como Ia
que desearfs. no 90 menos eisrto QUE
desde mi estsneia on Nuevs York
vepgo estando identifiesdo con las
ideas y prop6sitos del General Rus
Rivera, 81 que he pre.t'do me gro.
pongo seguir prestando TODD el apoyo
que cate q mi alsarse. sonAando on
que sus prop6sitos iendrkn sl soreur
20 do todcs los elemenlos sfiues.s
Lamsnto que con notable preeipi
taci6n 90 hsyAn tornado prejuleios y
dsspsrtado pfeveneionss que el exacto
eonoeimienso do las mirAs y az 90 d.
rasionss 4 gus ha de responder 10
coreensrAei6n iniciads, deAvAnseerl n
segurs snts On el 6uimo do euAntos
partiaipen de les tendenciau eonserva.
dorss y Quiersn cooptrar shes mente
al rsstAbleeimieI to do 10 norm Aid I'd
nacional mediAnle 10 lxlateneia dc
dos tusrtes partidos eApAses dc turnar
Requirements On su de sohre una base
comdu, on sl Gobisrno de una RsK6
bliea pasfties, ordenada y s6lida, que
pueda dar garaniiAs & tcdos los Ia
tereses de lA soeiedsd cubaras
Qlsda. pues, Setminantemente de-
mossrAdo que oil ilustre hombre pd bli.
60 sefi ,r Montoro ea uno dc los inicia
dores y aostsnsdores del penaa mleuto
dc fupdAr un nuevo gran partido do
sentido eonservAdor y estruetura dc.
moerAties, y que viene preatando y
prestara & 10 idea y q 10 nueva agru-
pacI6n que hA de surgIr, todo su apo.
20. sin mas limitasiones que las cue
el dsssmp' 10 do su cargo odeial pueds
imponsrle On una rspdolieA librs y de-
m0NY AkiNA Y nuM nj masYnp Monkouo
dselara que todCs los eleme ntos aAnes
y suAntos sientAn las tsntensiAs con-
ssrvadoraS, deben integrAr 10 nuevA
eolecAividAd, sumAndo fusrzAs yre
presentAei6n. Y Dor 6ltimo, que na
die sepga preveneIonss nj prejuieios,
sino qus e't9a stguros do que 90 ira
ta dc una obrA aoria, pAlritsieA de
anshA base. cpyoS dssArfollcr han do
convenssr & lodos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
DESDE HUMACAO
Certamen dc simpatia que
pFepara eI Casino con mott
vo do las pr6ximas fiextas.
D0NA CARMEN OTtRO
Fal'ecimiento de una dana. 49,
Va'ioso regalo. Los afro
pellos de la Policla Insular

La DlreetivA del Cssino dc Hu'
mseso se prspara 6 eslehrar con ea'
plendid6x las 6essas dc ID Concspsi6n
para les que hay musho or tusiaamo
On esta siudsd.
A inisistivse de nusstro qusrido
amigo sl distipguido csballsro don
Pablo Font As stslo, me ilso titular do
6ata 90 selshEa'& un esrtkmsu do aim
satfa con obiseo do nomhrar una pre-
sidsnts do los fsstsios que 10 eslshreu.
AL sfssto sstAmos on pleua cam.
psGa y los fsos no essan de dAr NEE
tipgs On pro de sus sleosdas.
Ii que con mas volos cusniA haa'
10 10 fssha 90 10 gsnisl , vsrdadera'
msnte simpGiiea Adslaida Maudry que
une & 81 grsesio 10 bondad de IN CO.
raz6n virtuoso. sigss On turno 10
bslla aor del iardin hum Aeseno ssfo'
rita Marietta VArsls.
-Por sonduato hdsdign % bsme q
que sl Attorney General hA remitido
81 Juex Municipal de este etudad, las
den unoias tormulsdas contra los sA'
bcs Husstasy Vargas por los shops'
llos eomstidos On este ..pushlo On las
respeta bles ptrsonAa don Antonio do
Audrey y don Jol6 Manuel Perez. Es.
psramos que al sahor iusS obrs con
rsssitud on ssss asunto que tanto ha
brsoeupado 10 opinion pdblisa en- TO-
do 10 islA.
En- brevs ss aussntArk dc ssia
soeieda I'd para San Juan, 10 diatir 9ui.
do o. fora dtna Carmen Oisro viuda
do Galvez, madrs de nusstro amigo CO.
nor G alstx Oisro cue lorna paris do
10 rsdasai6n dc Ia DRMocRAC1A.
Aver dsi6 do txistir On esta 20
blacl6n 10 diatinguida safiora donA
Carolina Marques do FfiAs. ri en-
tierro iu6 una vsFdAdera mAn.fAtA'
si6n DO duslo dAdss as s!mpAtifas do
que goza esta diatinguida tsmiiia. I'll
duslo fu6 dsspsdido por sl senor don
Joa6 r Aponte, Quisn On sentidas
frossa do les grasiAs { los sonaur
too On nombrs do los tAmiliares do 10
que hoy % no ixiste,
Sirvan sssas llneas do I6sAms &
todos sus familiarsa.
La Dlrsstiva dol Caaino titna
On 81 podsr IN prssioso reloj que
obssQuiArG & la Nfi1Eit@ que 90 "a
slesIs PSssidsttA do las nsstas que
han eelebFarse.
CORREsPONsAL.
Dleiemhre Dc 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
GuStlYO Rodriguez
AVOCADO 7 NOTARIo
@aFlHa 8. PsHGs. PHavts-Rias
Para los que quleran sOI0saF
blsn 81 drnsr0

ns wanda o ArrisndA sn Ponce, sa
lA salls AT0CHA, 10 mas skn.risa de
lA sisdad sntrs lee dos plAHas primal
palss, an Almasan ds mAnposbsria J
msdsra del pats, Dc II piss pulEA.
eAs 8 d. rsnis por IL salls del Col ,
W II pzlgadAa poF IL ds ATOCHA,
trsnss { Les sAsas De KnmAnuslll . O.
r. Vkdssilla HsmAnss 4 o.
ror henar ssls AlnAssn sos Arri.
uos - AAss msy tksll fAeriaaFls ana
piazza alsal soaaa knxrlo a. man.
Poa@Fia solamsns. TAmeiGn ans a
slados Alnlas aaapossarin sos,iFvs
hEisrisF e. 10 sAlls del Sol. Hsp
AdQalsza ssaa propisdAa tEaars "a
essn issarss - - dlHsro, FAFs n
isr@sa dlriEiFn RYAN RIvaa,
KzKaI--Eai Is Fc-w
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
tDe La Disc4si6n)

Era - del dominic pdblico que
OIL ilustrs subano stnor Rafael Monto,
70 %, con sl General Rlus Rivera y
osros prestigiosos els m ,rtos intelse.
tuales y do nuestra guerra do Iudepen.
densia, uno de los inicis dores dol
psnsamisnto de eonltituir una gran
eonsentraci6n soniervIdorA y demo
erktiea cue desc { 10 vida ns cional IL
normalidad resesaria , & Ia intervsn-
ci6n medios do sumplir sus solemnss
sompromisos On condieionss do essa
biiidsd y con garantia de todos los
i1tsrsses
GtA L cha, ain embryonic por
Information propia, slno c1n refsren.
siA tsrsera psrsona nsQ6 syer toda
partisi saei6n del sei1or Montoro On los
trabslos prsparstorios y de fundasi6n
dsl nusvo PArsido. y hssta lego s
formular 10 aeusssi6n de que 90 hAbfa
Iomado sl nombre saclareclco del gran
tribuno por susntA propia , sin 10
Rnusnsia de sitei
Ea vista do 10 publieado por el
rsfsrido solega y del natural .feeio
que saua6 On 10 opinion. que pudo hiss.
10 ssntirse exraviadA On les or.enta'
slonss de ls hora actual, enviamos en-
la tards de eyer uno do nuss.ros 70.
dsetorss { 10 moradA del iusigns ora.
dor y qasrido amigo nusstro, rog6n'
dole 20 slrvisss dssirnos. 81 &c clio nc
bsnfa insonvenients, sual ora On rsali
dad 80 aeiitud y sus relasionss CON IL
gran sgrupaci6n polftisA proyactada.
III asiior Aontoro, con 10 smabili
dad que 10 oistingue. y hasi6ndonos
ssber que 30 disponia & rtcnf,ar es-
pontknsAmsnte les equivosadsa In for
mseionss que & sLa Luehas he blan si.
do iransmitidas, NOS dijo 10 que &
continuation y tomad do sus labios
palAbra por palabra, vamos & trans
sribir, dsbisndo haeer eonstar cue
adsmks do 10 fdelidad On 10 rspro due
si6a do sus soneeptos y aus ftAsss,
los prssentss cuartillAs han sido esla
msfana rsvisadas y aprobadas por el
propi0 senior Nontoro.
HablA kontoro:
sIgnoro & quien pueds n fsrirss 10
conversation dc que hablA <La Lu
eha'; pero pusdo afrmAr que sea IL
que fuese, he sido comunieada 4 disho
peri6dieo dc nm modo hArto iucom-
plsto. pues ai bien hs manfs,tado
Alguna vsz On conte'tasi6n & dstsrmi.
nA1as pEeguntAs que no he sido yo el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
CARROS ELEGTR|C0s

Aver. durants las & tmAs horas
do 10 tards. qued6 inNrrumpido el ira
6so por alR1u tempo & cAula do hs-
ber volcado on 10 romano do 10 et m
OAnfa, sta en- 10 antigua satAsi6n do
Ubarri, una VI gonelA llenA de sarb6n
que iba CON destlno & 10 Planta.
Los eArros tuvieron que ealAr has
10 por 10 nochs subiendO por 10 calls
do San Ffarcil co hAsta Ia Plaza Bal.
dorioty dc donde rsgrssAbsn para
SantuHee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
Dr.. Antonio Molina
MEDIC0 TITULAR ESPECIALISTA
En- Intermediates de
Los o|os' OIdOs' La NaIiz GlIglntl

norAa de conSulas do
os tAroe en- 50 despaaho, Plaza
hospta Trcochs darias
Operaslone idnss meo vi9rnss tArds
Tseono ndmero $685. dsspAsho SOS residsncis Pnnss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
IL CABLE De CUBA

lOcntin~aot6n de Ia pdginG ~
DO sonelufdo sl monopolio do que dis
iruia 10 actual eompafiis.
Entire IanIo Puerto Riso sigus con
una sola eompanfs, en- p. emo monopo
lilo y psNsndo sus sAblss & los prssios
mas Alt del muudo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
POP $1,000

De sonsado, - vsnds la fasA Dc,
acmiuada sBarTaneass, lA auAl -
AayA slluAda en- el barrio a. sLlAnos
oossas % eals Mrmlno. Di ~ 4 hora
: media a. II pohlasion, - eompona
aa i.too ausFdaa ds extsnHl6n, todat
aropiaa para las slsmbraa uu fruaca
nsnorsa J sn PnTtiszlsF para 81 alFo-
On e09ilan.p Tisna doa mAgnlae0a
maaaniialea para dAr ds bsbaF 81 ~
aadol tisna eolindanelA 81 mar Bar
% pAza smharoar todos los tgutos Kr
lie ne pusdsn sRidAr Aasaa toe saos
aaa 6s gAnado.
Para lnfoFnsa diFiEiFts { don Oh.
~ nei-f fosi oelss, -sslls ssu
Fxf1H
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-05
Sc sollcltan vendedores bue.
nos para este peri6dico.

10 possible para qua 10 llnsA pueda
abrirse & 10 circulseI6n para 10 fssha
pEevistA dc ~ do EnOro.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-06-15
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE

OF showing that the 011lcerS dereHcC IN
duty. When the local organizations people go into
the work of law enforcement with the idea in mind that
it is life job and that the object which they propose
to attain is character, and that while in small
skrmish they may be worsted in the attainment of that
which is their final end, they cannot be beaten it is
pleasure to work with them and for them.
This department of the work is bound to become the
great work of the League The amount of work done
is only limited by the at the disposal Of the
League, and have considered it wise to discourage
law enforcement work far possible where it is
likely to take money from the state League when
it is sadly needed for legislative work Because the
thing than another that is required here in
Illinois, is a comprehensive, operative enforceable
statute that when energy expended in it's enforce
ment, something of permanence will be established
Legislative Work
Immediately upon taking charge Of the legislative
work, determined that general plan Of action
would be- first That would endeavor, far pos
sble, to retain all old members of the legislature who
had voted with us, keeping strength intact at all
points, and then seek out those other points in the state
where the soil the most promising for labor
and where had received the least support in the
44th general assembly.
Fortunately in the last general assembly had
rollca the lower house which quite clear and
definite. This made it possible for us to know where
the members of the lower house stood We Immediately
wrote all members of the general assembly who
friends, congratulating them their stand, and
thanking them for their friendship, and
out for office, through letters and by means Of
district superintendent and personal interviews with
them have endeavored to learn their attitude
proposed measure. We determined that as far pos
sible should let constituency know in each dis
trct, and putting up much of contest means
would allow throughout the state, center our fight in
particular few points, and more particu-
lary in the 35th senatorial district in which the recog
nzed leader of the antlocal option forces lives, Mr.
j. B. Castle the who chairman of the judiciary
committee and who introduced the amendment to kill
the bill
The primary election law first passed, while being
far from perfect gave considerable opportunity to
work directly for and against candidates in any given
county. We began the campaign in Mr.. Castles dis
trct the first day of january by giving his record
before the people of DeKab. Soon we heard that he
declaring that of statements were FALSE
and promptly challenged him to deny them publicly
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-06-15


the supreme court declared the law unconstitutional,
and the bottom dropped out Of the campaign all
the state. Mr. Curtis and Mr. Ewing conducting
very effective campaigns in their respective districts,
and Mr.. Danbu1y was getting his information system
atzed and directing the fight in his district in sub
stantal manner. Mr.. Fichel and Mr. Beuta have
dered valuable aid in the northern district
There have been several promising things brought
out in campaign one Of them shown in Winnie
bago county Mr. Hanes who had been representa-
tive from that county in the last general assembly,
announced himself against the county feature Of the
bill, and in interview declared that he would vote
against the bill again if necessary to kill the county
feature. He had opposition in the district and it
appeared at first almost impossible to disodge him
but the 18th day of January entered nearly all
the churches of Rockford, and the facts given
clearly and distinctly and it shown that Mr. Hanes
absolute enemy Of the local option bill and in
few weeks opponent forth from that city who
solidy with and who carried with him such
power that Mr. Hanes decided that his business interests
would not allow him to again for the legislature
and he withdrew.
Again, several others who voted against in the
last general assembly have decided to not again become
candidates and in many it very clearly shows that
their attitude this matter has caused them to take
this action
We have received several pledges from men either who
assembly, but will say only in one instance have
placed ourselves in an attitude where we might be
precluded from contest against them.
At the time the supreme court declared the law
constitutional, I believe with the conditions as they
were, that things looked especially bright for in the
lower house of the assembly.
In the senate considerably different condition pre-
sents itself The bill passed by the senate with
thiryfve votes for it and only five votes recorded
against it. And it generally understood that they
were putting the "up to- the house and
sequenty vote for the bill meant little nothing
and could not determine upon anything by that
roll-call The only other means by which
able to determine anything concerning the senate,
by the names of those senators Senator Action and
myself procured who agreed to vote for the amended
bill if it from the house. There twenty
six Of these Another difficulty with the senate is that
out of the twenyx senators who to be reelected
this year, nineteen Of them from Cook county, only
six of them being outside.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-05
FLAG HAS QUITE A HISTORY
Starry Banner Owned by Col.
william ]. Fife.
CARRIED TO PHILIPPINES WITH HIM
NOW eRAcEs HIS GENERAL MER.
CHANDlsE STORE AT LOS
VEGAS, ~TExAs.
CARRIED TO PHILIPPINES WITH HIM

Quite number of young men of
Walla Walla who served in the First
Washington regiment during the
Spanish-American war will remember
Colonel w. ]. Fife. who commanded
the troops at Angel Island, and will
recall the many incidents that sur
rounded a flag that the officer had in
his possession while in the army. The
Los Vegas. Texas, News has the fol-
lowing to say relative to the flag. which
will no doubt be read with great in
terest by many of the young veterans
who were in Company I that went
from Walla Walla:
In the rear end of Flies store and
over the door is an American flag fas-
tened in such a manner as though 1t
looked as if it was floating to the
breeze. Before the war broke out
with Spain, Colonel w. J. Fife went
to Fort Wrangle, Alaska, during the
gold rush. and he took the flag and
fioated it over his place Of business.
and when word came that war was de-
clared he took his flag and returned
home at Tacoma and took it on his
United States transport Senator to
San Francisco.
For a time he was quartered with
his command at the Fontana ware
house near Fort Black Point, on San
Francisco bay, and the flag fioated
from the staff On the building. Tnen
he was assigned to the command of
Angle Island. in the bay, and there he
floated his flag. Then he was assigned
to command the fifth expedition for
the Philippines, with two United States
transports, the Valencia" just lost
on the north Pacific coast, and on this
transport his flag fioated to the breeze
and his other transport was the Sem
ator and in all he had 1900 men.
AT Honolulu, Hawaii, he stayed five
days and gave the men a good rest.
and the flag was seen there. After the
expedition arrived in the Philippines
the flag fioated from his different
headquarters at Pace, Santa Anna.
Pasig and Guadalupe ridge, and hun
dreds of the brave boys who saw the
emblem float in those islands $3.50
miles away have answered the last
roll CALL and as taps sounded the last
notes for the honored dead it has play
ed the part, resting on the coffin of the
hero and nation, mourning the hOnored
dead. 1t heard the scream of shot and
shell. 1t speaks and it breathes a
sacred Inspiration
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-05
NORTH COAST ROAD STILL ACTIVE
Energies Of Promoters Is Being Bent
to Secure Rights of Way
Through State.

The energies of the North Coast rail
road are being expended in obtaining
right-of-way through the counties on
the east of the Cascades, according to
a statement made in Seattle by James
A. Kerr, of the firm of Kerr & Nc
Cord, the roads representative in that
city. He said:
Mr.. Strahorn and the other officers
of the company are in Spokane, WAL
lula and Yakima, moving heaven and
earth in the attempt to get rights-of-
way, in order that we may let the con-
tracts for the railroad construction
work We have now obtained nearly
lal that We wish with the exception
of few strips along the Northern
Pacific and the Sunnyside canal. We
will have the contracts let within the
next sixty days and work will then
commence at once"
The North Coast has not made any
further move towards obtaining fran
chises in Seattle since the announce
ment made by the city council that
any road obtaining a franchise must
come from under cover and show it's
hackers and transcontinental connec-
tons, if such should exist.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-05

large line of Victor and Edison
Records on hand at all times at STAN
ley Music House, % Main street.
Tel. 255.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-05

Punctures repaired Is cents each at
H. o. Peck's, corner Fourth and Alder.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-03-05

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