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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

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S5Yirgnia$arrlvals at Blue Ridge Springs.
Va, for2the past week are. Miss NJ, Blan-
tor and Miss Martha Blantor. Farmvllle.
Va; Mrs. j.. +, West, ] /. +, West, Jr,,l
and Master b. Fl, West. GNyaYerly; ]. X A.,
sPretlows Frnnkln;8 ]. AZ I,unges, Suffolk
Andrew Moreland, ], Bernard Hobbs.
,Richf,ond; John M Horton, Roh,3
inoke, Miss Anna Pleasnnts Gray
RictInnd Il s. A. l i, Harris, Black.
stone John NJ, Syle, j 8. l3ns-
we'll. John Jamison. Roanoke a. 81 Cole-.
man and Master Randolph Caskie Coles.
man, Arthor 8. Crawford and Franks
M. Butt, Roanoke j anles ~ w n Nolen,
lyincastle, Mrs. G Edwards, Portsmouth; /.
Mrs. III Jordan, Miss Jordan, Miss Nell
sJordafi and Miss Hal u Suffolk 4 Frank w.
Retld, Lawrence s, is5 Davis Ronnokei
warren Fourqurean Lynchburs, sVR,i ~.
"a. Harris, Wakeheld; MI. and Mrs. w,
III. E Carneal and Miss Ami Christian,
Richmond. Ya,j Miss Annie IL lrby and
Miss Nellie Irhy, Hacks tone NY lllan,3 =.
Abbott. u j. 81 LaWrence Campbell, Bedford
City, Miss r. Friend, PetersblrEl MIS-
T., H II BROTHERS and Miss n Brothers,
III. 8AI, Holland. Suffolk Mr.. and MIS-
Jerome, P.t Carr Portsmouth, Val Mt.
and Mrs, j. ~ NYomble, Norfolk, Fa&f5Ssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
FIis IJsual Luck,

Now H Them said the leadar OF thu
mob to the horse thief, " you've got
anything TO say before we swing you Sfsf,
be quick about /; +; Z H
IN othlA' ter SLY, \ replied ths sulprit,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

Agentes Generates para la 1sla de Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
CAMARA DE DELEGAD0S

del prssupuesto sin gravar On NADIA al
sontribuysnts. Reptile cue sl empires
tito no 10 srse Aalo, psro 10 iuxgs
inoportuno on los actuales momsntos.
Fl seiior Ramos manifsita que oil
proysete de icy debs ser aprobsds,
porque & clio no hay rss6n que &c
opongs; que si no 80 apruebs, fun.
dandose en- quo no 90 ha consultsdo q
los contribu entss, tam seo.se han con
sultado para opcnsrss & dicho pro-
yecto.
ri sennr Visa Oehoteco aespnds
al asfior dc Diego.
I'll sefior Mendlz rssponde { una
slusi6n del &c nor Ramos.
Sc pone & votacl6n sl informs d,
10 Comlsi6n y fOe aprobado por Is vo
tos contra 3.
II ssfor RAMS pide 20 lsvAnts Il
sesl6n hasta hoy & las 10 do 10 ma
mana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Session del dla 8 de Mario

Sc puso & votasi6n a.mccl6A del
ssHsr Msndsx , fu6 derrotada
So informs oil bill sobre un plan
general de earreteras.
Habla el seHor SantoDi rsco.
miends sfcs zments sl proyecio expo.
niendo 10 que rsprsssntsrfa para Pssr
TO Rico. oil eontar CON fsciles Was DO
comuuicaci6n para el transports do
sus produstos y para sl dsssrrello DE-
su agrisulturs. Sc rsfsre 4 10 riaue-
70 de Jsmaiss, producida en- princi-
pio por las faoilidsdss dc comunics-
ci6n.
ri seHor Ramos defisnds oil pro.
yscto el que il zga emo el mas impor.
tante que 90 ha prsssntsdo { la lsgls.
latura.
III sefor do Diego reconoce 10 i'm.
portancia del proyecto, pero estims
que ss de mucha t-ascendenoia para
, empezAr & debatirse cuando roo fall
, tan cuatro dfss para cerfarss 10 LIE
gialatura. Puso en- relsci6n este pro.
yecto con el que Sc rsierfa q emprsii
to para los sgrieultorss en- 10 legisla-
tura pasads. ell sual no fss aprobade
Ks muy grave, dice, que IS deleg ados
II t,nten votar una ley como ess, que
recargar& el tipo do Ia contribution
sin hAber cousu'tsdo & los contribu-
yentes del pafE.
Que de hscerEs VI ley de empires
tito, debe antss darse tiempo { la OPT
iri6n pdbica para que expopga sui
julcioa. Sc extendi6 en- otras con
sideraeiones en un brillante discurso
oponieodo,e q la aprobsci6n del pro
. yecto en cuest'6n y recomendsndol'
az & 10 Camara.
FL sefsor SAnsoni expone que q
emprestiso que 10 proysets, no ss pa
ra obras pdbllcas en cuyo caso +, |,
defsndsrfs 81; 90 trata de IN empires
tito para carreteras. Entisnde gu
] on eatos casos debe ser consultsda
opinion pdblics, psro mol en.iends pc
Q que no 90 ha consultado tsmbiSn p,
. rA el aum snto dc sueldo dc 10 Pclio1
0 Insular y osros proysctos por oil estil'
j. Cree, que por medic do cArretsras 4
Q la dnica manera con que pusde contr
9 buirss 81 biensstar y engrandseimiel
:. to del pals.
II El sefior de Diego vuelvs { sost
q ner III opini6u manifsstando que Il
. sumsntos que Sc han hecho an Il
. sueldos de 10 policfs, los $50, 600 de
aaemis y otros, se han hseho dent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

trucciSn dc essi tedas las carrsterAs
iaeluiiaa IN sl plan general y 10 s,ma
do santidadss eonsignadas On esas 10
yea sxcsds dc $4,000 dollars. Be han
prsssntado tanbi6n p.oyectos de Icy
dispoHiendo 10 ceLstru, cl6n de CANT
nos vscinalss con fondcs insularss y
& ESQ me hs opuelt1 ror no crserlo
iusto. Los fendos irsulsrss solo de-
ben deatinarss & obraA de II tsrss gs-
neral y On mode s)gunn a carrstsras
cue sole intsrssan & nm nunicipio.
De essi todos los puebloa dc 10
Isls han venido somisionss aolicitan
DO carreteras; y son mushos los me
morislss Dc Ayuntsmsntos cue han
solicitado 10 sonstrusei6n 8 termina-
ci6n dc ausvos camiEos. Todo ssto
demnestra 10 nscesidad do nuevas ca
rrstsras para sl desarrollo de nuestra
riquszA; pero ss srganArnos & nos'
otros mismos Greer que basta una ley
de 10 Asamblsa Legislative para que
laa earrsteras 90 ksgan. LAS carrete
raa 10 hacea con dinero; y euAndo no
10 hay 8 habi6ndolo, no se dsstina
sxprtsamsnt { sss obisto, NADIA con
ssguimos con votar leIes, disponien'
do, CON arrsglo Ala formula adopta
! 'da, que 10 h sgan tales cArreteras con
G alquier dinero que ex!ats On Teso
reria>
El seflor Ramos mani6eita que %
apruahsn les proy, ctcs do ley sobre
csrrstsras y no 40 informa el bill 30
brs oil empr6ssito. Que In comisi6n dt
Hacienda debs informarlo.
La Comiai6n do Legislation infor
ma 81 sustituto q los G B 28 y 81 re
cord ardo au aprobaci6n CON ennien
das. Este proyseto 80 re6sre 4 re for
mar Ia ley de procsdimlentos estecia
les. El Mii " Santoni 10 irforma. e
intorme Tue sprobado votado en- 5
lectura.
ne voN y aprob6 on 80 lecsura q
Ia Bss.
Sc informa por IL Comisi6n d
Hacienda el bill relative al empre 8 ,titt
: Dice ell o. nor Msndez Cardona gu
este proyecto debs ser encomsE
dado & una comisi6n especial d
espr Ssti!o para que 10 sstudis. Pid
J que tome psrts de ella el ssiior Sole
0 El ssfier Ramos se opone, man
fsstando que tel procsdimiento seri
dilatorio y que 80 ressrva sl dsrech
. de introducir On el proyecto s)guns
: enmiendas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Session de hoy, dia 5.
lFOR LA MANANAl

Concurren los seaorss Msticnzo,
Palmer, dc Diego, Solsr, Arrlllaga,
Monta'vo, Saptoni, Gonzalez Fer
nando), Was Oshetsco, Mende2 Car
dons, Gonzalez Go .cfa, Romero Ro
80, Garcia Salgado, Bernsrdini, Gan
dfa, CORA, Gtol, Virslla U-ibe y vi
rslla (Fsdsriso) por la msyorfa; "a
vals, Dslgado, CArfi6n, Soto, Apon-
to, Mendez 50 rano ' Coll.
Sc lsy6 y sprob6 el acta do 10 90
sion anterior.
Proyeetos aprobddo, en- sra !eesesra
H 81. Creando una somisi6r
perm snenss para Ia Suppression de Ii
U Jncinariasis.
CBs1 Autoriz lndo Al Goberna
dor para nombrar abogados Gu To-
Estados Unidos, que reclamen, el
rombre del Pueblo do Puerto Rico, !,
nsnza & Ia vsndergrift and Co.
OBJ SO Sobre sentencias. So |
suprimi6 10 secci6n tercers, que "a
sultaba { los iueces & imponer scr
tsncisa con trabaios forzsdos on del
tos msnos graves.
Fl B So Sobrs enmisndas sn 81
tfculos del C6digo PeaAl.
Tambien fue aprobado un proye
to que faculta & la Corte Suprema {
Puerto Rico q suspender las sentel
cias de muerte, mediante el recuri
! de sHaheas Corpus, aolisitado por
} REQ.
D (Continesard manana)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Per Ia tarde
Empisza 10 session & las 3 y 20 mi.

Enpisza 10 session { las 3 y 20 mi.
nutcs.
La Comisi6n de instruction ipfor.
M CON snmieads el G B q sutorixan.
do al Comisionsdo do Educaeion para
expedir licsncias espssiales & maestros
prsparatorios. El ipfrrme 90 apro.
bado.
El ssficr Was pids que % suspen-
de- sl rsg'snento y 20 vote este bill On
tsrcsra lsstura. II bill fue aprobsdo.
So pons { votaci6n sl informe dc
10 Comisi6n de instruction acsrca del
4 B Sc ereando sscuelss de srtes y
ofsios en- Puerto Rice. FL seffbr Ra'
mos recommends el proytcto.
III sei1or Ssntoni intro dncs una
enmisnda consiRtsnte en- que 30 esta.
blsxca una de esas escuelas en- Are.
cibo.
Igualmsrts propone sl st nor Was
Oehotseo, que ssas escuslas 90 esta-
blszsan en- los municipios que ofcez-
can msiorss proposiciones al Gobisr.
no. ssntoni 90 muestra conforme COR
esta snmisnda que o. aprobads.
III senior Vlrella pide que este pro
yecso de Icy ssa votado On tercsra
lseturs, III bill 90 aprobado.
La Comi.i6n dc Obras Pdblicas
informa el Il. 3 7s para ls construc.
sion de uu puente sobre sl ifo <Jaursls
dc Arroyo y obras de defsnsas del
mtsmo. Es apro bado. FL ssfior Virella
pide Sc vote en- 50 lectura y 90 apro
bado.
La misma comisi6n informs lol
proy setoa q B SO H B 90 cuyos In
tormss Aon aprot ados 90 80 lsctura.
Tambiea son ipformados y vota
dos en- 80 lecturs los bills 2s, ITO, 10
y "a sobre construcci6n dc earreteras
Fl sefior Gambia, presidents dc |,
Comisi6n do Obras Pd5leAs, expon
su opinion scsroa dc los snteriore
proyectos de ley.
Como presidents de 10 Comiai6
de Obras P1blicas, dice he eatad
slempre opueato & que 30 voteA cred
tos para 10 construcei6n dc earrstsra
On tanto no se eonsigne On sl presr
pusito general dc gsstos cantldad su
hciente para construir les earrstsra
D que 10 CAmara asusrds por medic
lsyss; 6 en- tAnto no hsgamos una 10
Q dc empr6stlto para carretsras.
!. Han sido presentados numsrost
proy ectos de ley disponiendo Ia con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
GRAN ESCANDALO
En- el Juzgado de paz. Una
nujer abofetea en- pdbll-
co 4 un policia.
EL lUEz BAzAN
En- Ia C0rte municipal. -Lo
que dice Ia mulsr .-Sels
meses de arresto.

EstA manana oeurrio un sscAndalo
On sl Jszgado de pAz, On sl eual fue.
ron actores IN policia y una muisr
del pueblo.
III hseko fas siguisats:
II guardia Fslise =. Rivera de-
nuasi6 esta msnans & Rosario Santa.
NJ alsas Ia Cubanits, por escAudalo.
Rivera manifesto ante el iusz seHor
RazGn que anosks & las once y media
astuvo & 10 sitads Rosario, q Qaien
sorprendi6 en- astes indseoroaos.
La muisr 10 diio; cato % false,
aiga el policfa 10 vsrdAd.
Rosario Santana ea de unos VEIN
tidos aHos, ,delgsis, de color trigusiIo.
Rivera insisti6 nuevanente on 50
denuneia
Eatosess 10 VIC una eosa ins6lita
en 81 jozgado. La Santana SO sealanz6
sobrs el guardla y mientras 10 dscia,
& VOC ca griso; smbustsro, smbustsro;
10 descarg6 doe tsrrb es bofstones,
Ei jlez . B,xan, dsspuSi do poner
ordeu ca el salon dc actos que 10 ha-
llaha inv Adido por el pf oliso, mult6 &
| 10 Santana & neventa dfaa de sarssl.
Rivera prsssnt6 una dsnuncia por
aggression ante In Corte municipal.
El iutx de- Vile impuso & 10 San.
tana seis meses dc arreato.
Ahora 10 nujer protssta de ls
eondeca. Dijo q dos reporters, entire
los cuAlas estaba uno dc nuestro pe
ri6dico, que en- suanto llegue & 10 chr
col 20 shorea. Y 10 iur6.
veremos en- quS para.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
OTRASi AOT|c|As
Bill de Larrinaga. : 81 bill
de Policia. I'm estudian-
te fallecido.
DESAFIO De BASE. BALL
Alfredo La Cruz. -Profeso-
ra de ingles.- Conpania
dramatica. -Hip6dromo.

Maestro Coniiionado en- Was.
hington, seiisr Lsrrinsgs. hs prsssn-
tado & sqtella Camara Do R,prssen.
tantes, con fssha 81 dc Febrsro, nm
prsyecto de Ley conssdisndo { don
Carl Cends Casariego. isfs do 10
eass villar y ca dc sita plszs. una
franquiCia para corstruir, mantensr
poner on opsrasi6n IN muells en- 10
bshfs de Sen Juan y para otros fnes
Este bill hs pAsAdo al Comit6 de
Asuntos IAsularss.
En- la session do sstA tards dol
Conssjo, 80 sprob6 On tercera lsctura
81 81 = 3S, sobrs 10 policfa
Dieho proyeoto do ley ne ha su-
frldo grandes modifeaslones. soIa.
msnte fue enmendada 10 partida del
mdsico msyor. quien se 10 aumsn,a
el sueldo on l 200 dollars.
En- sl Dspartsmsnto dc Eduea-
sion 20 resibio ssta ms fiana .un CO
blegrsms snuneiando 81 fallecimisntc tc
del sstudiante puertorriqueao dor
Francisco Herrera, de Aaasco, quisr
oursaba On Stats College (7ensylva
MIA Dlcho alumno falleci6 de bron
quits
-En oil desaifo de ba.e boil ce.e-
brsdo aver tards ep PuertA de Tisrr,
entire los clubs <Aguila, J <AlmendA
rsss, vsnci6 sl primero, .por icustrt
carr eras contra una Fate 60 el oc
tavo triunfo que obtiene cate Avents
iado c'us, que ya puede califearss d.
sCh ampion
-Se sncusntra ca San Juan nues
tro correllgionario y amigo don AL
itedo do 10 .Crlz, presidents On Rio
Grande.
FL die IA del corrients mes eata
RI en- Msysgusz 10 oompsfifa drama
ticA Luisa Msitl Casado, ~ 10 OF
trsnar& alli sl dia II.
En- MayseG.z 90 sgitR Ia idea d
inatalAr un hipodromo.
Ell piauists y compositor qusl
torriquefio don Federico kamos b
oompuesto an nuavo Two step. .titu I'd
Gel Cafe dc Puerto Ric,
-Ha sido nsmbrada pref 'sora
ingl6s en- una escuela de A-eeibo M
Virginia Willamsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
u|cA De AYUNTAM|ENT0

Loa puehlos de LsiAs y Ca nuy
hsn enviado & la ofsina de 10 instilu.
ci6n referida, sada uno, oil imports del
Ter. ssmsstrs do la caota cue los fuS
repartids por sl presents sdo eeon6.
mico para oil sostsnimiento permansn-
to dc 10 asociaci6n.
Entire los muy pocos pueblos que
no habfan satiafecho el primer ssmss.
tre refsrido 80 hallaban Camuy y La.
los; al rsdImtrss d. tai obligaci6a les
aplaudiRos sinseramente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Contratistas de factorias compile

InCIuy 3nuO IOS dUlIlClOS.
Para trapishsy daansnaGadoras Csa-
tral Guanica San Vicente, Juanita, Gambia
lache, Resolution, Buena Vista.
Para Calentadores Lafayet te en-
Arroyo.
n.Lo n ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
Conuces de ods classes de manaras para acendas de azca

y condensadores de vacio seco de vacio hi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN- PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde sc encuentren
aparatos de Krajewski-Pesant CO, entire las
cuales estan las siguientes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombas
accesorios Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, Plazuela, Bareeloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Patti
las Mercedita, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca
rolna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-05
RSPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras Krajewski. - Calenta-
dores modernos con ocho diez y seis circula-
siones. --Trapiches, defecadoras, triple qua
druple efectos y tachos modernos. .-Bombas
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
PRINCESS MAY
VISIT ENGLAND
Marie of Roumania, Niece OF
King Edward, Finds Lon
don Agreeable.

LONDON. July i4.-It is generally un-
derstood in court circles that the beauti-
ful Crown Princess Marie Of Roumania
is to repeat her visit to her uncle. King
Edward. The last time she was here
was at the coronation and then she
found London SO agreeable that she pro-
longed her visit many weeks.
Between the time OF the coronation
festivities and the present the Princess
Marie has entertained young Waldorf
Astor and his sister, Mrs. Spender
CLAY Cghe was then Miss Pauline) at the
Roumanian capital, and 1t Is generally
conceded that the Lord OF Cliveden Will.
should his health permit. return these
hospitallties IN royal style, Whether
The crown princess. when she Eets this
distance west. will put into execution
her IonR-cherlshed plan OF visiting
America Is apparently not settled.
Should she do so. she would there also
be the recipient OF the AstoF care.
IL was in March OF the present year
that Princess Marie COnfided TO Miss
Adele Potter, OF New York. that she
hoped some day, when her duties would
premit Eer, 10 leave her country long
enough TO visit this.
The Crown Princess Of ROumania Is
the daughter OF the late Duke Of Sake
Coburg-Gotha. a brother OF King Ed
ward OF England, and from her father
she inherited a great fortune. The Car
and the Kaiser are her nrst cousins.
she was married 10 Ferdinand, Crown
Prince OF Roumania, some twelve years
ego,
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
THREW STONES AT TRAIN;
WANTED BY DETECTIVES

Chief Special Agent John W. Connolly.
OF the Southern railway. has asked the
cooperation OF Inspector BOaTdman and
his corps of detectives in locating
Hanccy Phillips. a cOlOred man, who IS
charged with throwing stones at a pass
ing train a few days ago at Manassas.
Va, smashing several windows and In
1uring q passenger.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
FINISH YOUR DINNER
BY EATING THE MENU

LONDON, July 14-Edibie menus are
the --latest novelty for smart dinner
parties. where the guests MAJ eat their
bill OF fare. as a sweet at the end of
tie meal. These sweetmeat menus are
the invention Of Herr Willy, who is
said to be the greatest sugar-icing ex-
pert III the world. They are made of
pink marzipan, and the lettering is done
In the finest sugar-icing.
Enclosed in a little box, which is
propped upright by the side OF every
guests plate, the edible menu is an
ornament as well as q bonne bouohe.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
SUNDAY SALE OF CREAM
VIOLATION BLUE LAWS

ALTOONA. Pa. July 14.-Afartin Bell,
president Judge of Blair county, today
decided that IL is a violation OF the old
blue laws 90 sell ice cream or soda y a
ter on sunday as refreshments. Res
tauranteurs and innkeepers can furnish
fee cream as part Of meal, however.
IL IS the first time cream and soda wa
ter have been officially declared luXuTies
IN this state.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15

Copyright. 1906. by the Hearst News Service )
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09

each day. Shonts states the work Of
putting Culebra cut in shape for the
approaching wet season has been stead
lily carried forward. During the past
month 100000 cubic yards of material
were removed and by July or August
he expects to have this increased to q
million yards per month. The morale
of the force continues to improve, but
until better class of labor can be pro-
cured it is not expected any high de-
gree of labor efficiency can be produced.
He states he met r. p Schwerin Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and
Julius Kruttschnitt, transportation di-
rector of the Hartman lines on the
isthmus by appointment and the con-
ference resulted in the settlement Of
points in the controversy between the
Pacific Mail and the Canal Commission.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09
St. Petersburg Police on Watch
for Revolutionists.
ALL RAILWAYS ARE WATCHED
Capitol is Filled With Police, Terror.
lists and Revolutionists and
Trouble May Follow
at ANY Time.

ST. PETERSBURG May s-Although
there are few surface indications of the
fact that an earnest duel is in progress
between the police and terorists and
reyolutionists who are thwnging the
capitol, alert for any opportunity to
strike the emperor or other marked
men gathered here for the opening of
the national parliament, precautionary
measures on an extensive scale nave
been taken. The police have been re-
enforced by the keenest men from the
interior cities. Railways are being
watched diligently, but search of the
baggage of three members of the lower
branch of parliament was the only pub
lie incident in the campaign, which to-
day resulted in the apprehension of
several terrorists. In order to safeguard
the emperor in his passage up the river,
the time of his arrival and departure is
being kept a dead secret. The Nicholas
palace will be through draws through
which the imperial yacht must pass and
will be closed at daylight Thursday un-
til after the departure of the emperor.
The public will not be even admitted
to a long distance view of the yacht.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-09

the law win be increasingly popuar with
the people, and. while some changes in
detail may prove to be desirable in the
light Of experience, the plan of nomi.
mating public officers by direct vote Of
the people must not be disturbed.
Would be Worthy Of Trust.
ut Is my paramount desire TO prove
worthy as candidate of the trust i'm
posed In me and II elected. TO justify
the confidence Of the people who have
supported me For thrty.fve years
Oregon has been my home II is with
pardonnblr pride | refer to the fact that
came TO this state when a boy. Ny
manhood has been spent with the peo.
pie OF Oregon. | believe that | know
them and appreciate their needs. |
yield to no man in loyalty to the State
OF Oregon and in my faith in It's future
at Is my desire that the campaign
which am 10 conduct with my demo-
cratic opponent shall be dignifed
campaign, free from personal abuse. |
have no disposition to indulge in cpl.
thets | do claim that the record of the
Republican party in the past is the
pledge Of its usefulness in the present.
! believe that its principles make for
the welfare Of the people and that at
this time the endorsement of these
principles is more important than any
question OF preference between men.
Ii is proper however, that should say
that no man has higher ideals than |
Of what Il public official should be.
Duties Of Public Official.
"IIe sould be fearless in the perform.
ance of his duties. lie should be amen.
able TO reason, but when sure he is
right he should not be afraid of
criticism. lie should, moreover, be n
man of clean life, am example to others,
one to whom the people may look with
pride, both in his capacity as a private
citizen and in his record as public
official. He should take the people into
his confidence. The government is the
government of the people. They are
entitled to know what their public Of
6cmls are doing and it should be the
aid of the executive branch of the GOV.
ernmcnt to honestly and impartialy en-
force the laws which the people have
made.
"This is a critical time for the Re
publican party of Oregon. Although
the state is Republican by vote of
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WASHINGTON, May SIN a special
report to the Secretary of War, Chair
man Shonts of the Isthmian Canal COM
mission says the health of the isthmus is
extremely good. Notwithstanding the
large force employed many beds in the
hospital are vacant, and there has not
been one case OF yellow fever since No
yember Shonts states building quar-
ters for the working force are being
carried on with great vigor. Regarding
food, he says wholesome meats are sold
by the commission at profit of ten
cents, but the laborers do not patron
ize them literally doubtless preferring
TO indulge in eatables less suited to
their physical needs. Future contracts,
he says will provide for Withholding
certain amount OF wages to provide
each man with three wholesome meals
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Bread Line Shortens Daily By
Severe Regulations.
MUST PROVE DESTlTUTION
Grog Shops Spring up Just Across
County Line in San Mateo
County and Many Men
Get Drunk.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S,-As a
result of General Greeley's efforts to
eliminate undeserving a reduction in
the bread line is already observable
Each day the restriction is growing
severer, and now when an able bodied
man makes his appearance, he is fire.
quently offered a job. If he refuses he
gets no relief. Women too are compell-
ed to prove destitution, and bread tick
cts are given for only a few days at a
time, necessitating subsequent demon
strations of inability to care for them
selves, Already there is big increase
in the output of supplies, and officials
believe by June their services viii be
ended.
Governor Pardee, in response to fears
expressed by number of saving banks
throughout the states that the sudden
expiration of the holiday, would cause
panic through inability to take
proper proceedings to prevent the out
having of mortgages which shall be-
come due during the present holiday
period, today announced he would give
a few days notice before the holidays
ended.
Although the sale of liquor is still
prohibited here, number of grog shops
have sprung up just across the line in
San Mateo county. Many men go
tence and return here decidedly the
worse for liquor Consequently Chief
of Police Dinan has issued an order
that all such would be turned back at
the county line hereafter and detailed
a force of fifty men to see that his or
ders were executed.