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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
,HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Puerto Rico
SAN JUSTO II.
SAN JUSTO Il,

-Uro de los p6meroS mIs..simpati
tcoa de Ia fl ,ata del 4 de JAlio, T. 6 ain
duds g. que correspondi6 q Las riga
tss Apetar de 10 lluvia que por dos
veces tfAt6 de intsrrumpir essa feIts,
resu'i6 muy lucida.
En 10 primers regatta & lA vsla,
con botes Do rs & 30 plea de largo,
triur t6 el sIodianss contra ell sComer
cics, <EnriQues, <ProvidenciaS J <BAl-
timores, gGnaudo el premio de $40
en- 10 segunda de vels, con boteI dt
20 & IS pIei triuDt6 el bote sMarla,
contra sManolos. sFrarklins y <SAr
Joies, gap ando sl premio de els,
Eu 10 regatta & 8 remos, reIultC
vsnct d IRA 10 yola sFalicidAds contrl
Ia "a gelitss obtsnieUdo 81 prsmio d
s25; en- 10 do 6 remos, gAn6 la yol,
<Perla fi1s1 q lA SFslicIdAd.s obte
niendo el prsmo de so: y en- 10 de /
remos In canoa del vapor <oeoria
gan6 el premio de 1876 contra las yols
<AugelitaS y sFslicidAd
En el <revo.ds sAli5 trIunfAnt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
BlBLlOrECA DE .LA DEMOCRACiA.

dsde Lea pmeroS repgones En aqas momento foe cuando
lin6 Ia necesidAd do IN secetGrio.
Daniel ae hizo muy hnmilde, ofrec6 trsbIiH mucho
Acep6 cuan condolences e anto6 a,6or Teller impone
adem eScuchaba dputAdo ad en- deeoS de quedA
iniAlAdo en- lacssA.
Y al eltar "a TODD convenido:
-Ahl So me olvidAba, diio el diputado. Pdesto que
vamoH unos precise hayA nlOguna oQuiVoCac6n
entire nosotrs La fe be quero pedir ninguna
&C pesi6n so concenciA tQQe opiniones tene usted
-tQe opnones tengo2 repin6 Daniel paamado.
ST. Es uited liberalf
-lOh liberal todo 10 mas liberal posblel Aprtaar6se
ConestAr oyen quien aortunadamen aCOrd6 de 10 atu
liz de msrmol
volvi6Ie inttntvamsnts hscia Ia COnsoa
LA ha vKto uated repuso sehor Teller ono pene
trante.
L.vsnt6Ee cog6 Ia 6gurila de mSrmol enre dedos
Rs madre universal, IhAdo 6naaL % lA Vfgen
humans que hA de r.general loH Duebos
Daniel miraba cnrosdsd muy exrahado DIR palAbraa
tan aouanteI trAndoe de tan peQuehA E dipudo
nonmpaba msrmol parcels nho grande
ya horts Era JUsna quen sda del convsno psGAf
IN GA noS 10 htfG cogdo, mecia bertad en- Iul
mAnscihs, Cfeyendo mecer una muhecA.
Al YER miradA conmoVids del Ge6or Teller, D.nie
prend6 Que aquea gura de repreaenba txtcmente
mar. IL dosS fuerse poderou La hbetsd que 81 recmIb
yoce no aiuo quela gsta de mSrmo, mona
rente. Era en- pllabra, una liberAd de boGillo.
El ss6or Teller decide senlarse de s6n.
Aept6 deoyamnte os sTVcioS ds Daniel nE6se oOnI
derconea poltcas Ia a obscurdad 81 pObrs muchI
che prncpaba spHeadzs de- maebe obedente En medic
de an largo peodo s oador o6 dcngradsbmente inteum.
dscia ioven enonaconea alegrel h puer &C
Abr6 vvAmente.
Una joven ats entr6 muy turbuenta; cor6 hGois 81 Ao
Teller nstnsndole dos pSIros de las I encerrados
jsuG dorsds que cogAba de 50 mlno
i0h Mlts uled, NO. do que mOnOi IOn, cen 50 graz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
Sd. C.

lsmbi6n 10 cAnoa del SPeorias con an
premio de $50 Esta canoa he CANA
do haGta hoy 18 premios On n gatas
anteriores celebradAs on San Juan,
CulebrA y New York.
En- 10 regatta de lAnehas de vApor
tomsron parte la de 10 Aiusns y 10
del Arsenal, trim fAndo esta 4 tina,
ganando sl premio do s25 anur cisdo
en- el pro gaama.
Ii bAtAllA naval + & el Gmsro a
nal dc estos juegos at 6!ioos. Dos
bando,; uno ruso dir'gIdo por <Pi
ehtper, y otro ispor ei baio sl mando
de <La MusrteS. lucharon tens nente
sl premio de SIS, rsIultApdJ triur fants
este 6iimo.
Immense gansIo, ep ndmsro d.
unas custro mil-almaI, llenaban lol
muellss. szoteAs J embarcaciones.
La fiesta eltnvo en- 9or junto mu,
auimads, mucho mas por los diverso
iuegos de pAlo euseb,do, nataci6n
otros divetttdoa srotI.-D.
-Varios veoinos de Puerts d.
TIsrrA han sido denuuciados & i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
En- Il HIPODROMO
(Continuoci6n de la pdgina ~

tConhnAoci6n de Ia pdginG ~
mas y sArdilIa, que eompitieron sl
premio briouamsnts. L. ouarta esrre
rA q escape, 1000 metros, premio zoo
dollsrs, verci6 SSilver Wsedipgs, "a
Jarcos,' que moptaba el iceksy F
G GAreia.
Triunt6 sobre sJoyss y sLuper6n'
que son dos msgoiicos cabsllos. La
quints carrera fu6 la mas emosionAnte.
Las Apu.asas pasaban dc dos mil
dollars por sPerla Flnas, de Ronee.
LA eypeetSti6n del db leo ere gran
de. El 9Nsvsdos solamente tspia
apuestas por 50 dollars. Dl6ss 10
~ Il y y salieron <Psrla Finss, <Agui.
10 blAncas y <NevAdos. Dssds el
principle oil sNsvEdos llev6 gran ven-
hia los otros dos,
Eo msdlo de un sl tusiasmo trer6
tco gaL6 Ia carrera el sNsvados do
San Juan que montahA sl Joe key ],
Gomez. Peraonas que & las eiroo y
media perdisn dolclentcs dollars por
In primera carers, &las ieis, CANA
ron cuAtrt c!eRtos. Las apuestas & 10
vor del <PerlA faas sran de 300 poi
100. E exlto de 10 tSrde f.6 para O.
SNevAdos
Las eArrerss termlnAron { los
seis y clncuenta minutes,
La hApca del HiL6drcmo Gum
pli6 al pc de lA letra las sdvsr ten.
elias que La DEMoCRACIA hizo sn Ia
revlsta anterior,
Sd. c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
Iunta E,clIar De lare,

Habiendo de proveerGs para el
PR ( lmo ano eaeue!a pIireiral 4
g,aduadas J liz ruralsS, avisase q Irs
mAsstras que snvien sus solicitudes al
secrstario de ls juntA dentro del pla'
20 del 5 Al Is del corriente
Los maeatros quo hsyan sj'rcido
On sl pasado curse y no Iolicitsn es.
cuslA Go nusvo, 90 sobrsentiende que
no dessan ser sontrstados.
Lares, Julio 3 de 1908 Francisco
Sein, Presidente de 10 JuntA EicolAr.
l0-1g,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

-Dicsse que Ia banda re IL roli-
cfa ira a CAyey { amspzAr las hestas
que se celhbrA,aa ALI en- brsva.
"A Julian Osorio Tfigc, le ssti.
taron syar tarde un tIatdx0 en- 10 fon'
da de Ia calle del SCI r1msro l4l,
produclendole dos heridss en- IL csbe
70 y un rasgufio en- 10 nariz.
Sc nos irtorma que ell vspor
sCorondaS dc ID compsfifa Horton Ii
re sali6 de Ma ntsvideo el 18 dc JUNO
con escAlA 4 este puerto.
Hoy cumplieron sus condemns
en- IL eSrcel m municipal Fernando Veltz
y Maria Rodriguez,
Los guArdias de penaler do ser
vlcio en- 10 cAreel de distrito de San
Juan, han sldo dsstinAdos & 10 de
Areeibo, q custodian los prssos trss.
ladados sl E.
DE heridAs y contusiones leves
fueron asilidoa On 10 sAlA de socorros
Jose Vlera, Ca1dido MArcsno, Nico
lAs Ortuh R~que Guadalupe, San
sisgo B.rcet, Igoacio Rivera y Anne
rics Cor za'x
Sc sDeuebtra en- San Juan nues
t,o eltimsdo ctrteliPiopario de Por
CO don O.iol Pasarrell, repreaentant'
do ls oasa psw Jorklna cdr. Love,
Medicine Co..
-Hs aldo trAslAlado Sl Quartz d,
aocorroa de SGnlurse el cAmillero J o.,
Pr, vipit u 10 4 la salA de San JuAl
Ramon RAmirtz que preItaha allf ser
vleios
Sc dice que los esbAllos sNsva
do , sag liIA Blanca ~Lcc., y <Sil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
6APITULO VIII

AL 6a sguient Daniel estsbA rSt1lsdo Ell casa del "hor
Teller Ooupaba cuAo hAbsC6n bItAnse gran
de- cuya ventana dabs d patio.
Tenfa que trabasr por Ia mhauA, de ocho doce On ell
oabpee Lmitsbs a trbSo scribir agunS cIrtas etcu
char las Areng utsrmnbe del dputldo quien parcels qusre
aus d,curou Gohre ~ aecrearo Lpego por Ia
tsr3e Sc oupb ordenar ob enor Teller Sc hab
,hoQado La ncche Euya
art. IL. nrimer, dis Ia servijombre del hos nj siquera
not - preetcs Sc dirg 81 gbines de trlb'o lencioIa
mene sin dettperte Terminals tsrea encrrsbs en- Gu
culrto Us DO s. 'e ofa
Uns poche s,I6 para tsirschAr de Jorge So ami
90 h encntr6 fRado prtroo No hGh6 Daniel dc Eu 'xIs
tencia prestnte bio del pssado con fsbre.
Jo,ge crmurendi6 uue rtfogisb los rscnerdoS Is
ofr,e6 jesDuA de eonos momenoI de ndec6n, vove
Sen vv untOs para contnuar Obrk combn Daniel rehuI6
cIa eDfadado.
DurAne ,ousllos dfa traes tuvo que On ptniA'
mieuto conocsr Ell corsz6a de usnA ber que 10 bn
hseho con So qusrdl Sc Ia snegban muy diEtnia dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

Todos estos instrumentos son
vendidos por ARMANDo S BELAvAL,
quien acaba dc recibir varios de ca
da clase.
Ana Otero, Elisa TaUdyez. Lolita
Aspfroz, Julio Areagd. AnStideS
ChdUieY y otros pianistas notables,
procedentes todos de Conservatorios
europeos, recomiendan los pianos de
KOHkER & CAMPBELL, de New York
con preferencia 4 cualquiar otra
marca de las varias que SO importan
On Puerto Rico.
Pregunte Vd. a cualquier profe-
sor de piano de ALGUN PREsTIGIo On la
isl& por los mejores pianos y le con-
testara Embellishments: Los de
H hler & Campbell, de New York.
81 Vd. quiere comprar uno de
los instrumentos mencionados, pne.
de escribir a
ArmandO y. BeIaval.
ApsrtAdo 81. San JuAn P.
an la epnriiai de cue serh muy ben sra'sdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
Junta E,co|ar de San ltrenzo

Cumpliendo con 10 que otter
nina 10 session 81 de 10 vigen'e
Leg E,colar, 20 snuuclan vsran
tss las eseuelas d' esta Nu'c'pa'i'
dad y haze presnte 6 los Sres. macs
tres que dsseen contr&tsrss Iata el
pr6yimo an, envien sua solieitudes {
10 Ofcina del Secretario. seompaha'
das de su sorrsspondiente Cert hssdo.
DiehAs solicitudss poiIAn ser pre-
ssntadas On el tkrmino de disz diAi
eontados desde 10 fecha.
San Lorenzo. Julio 2 de 1905
2-1 Manuel Gutierres
S!cretario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

Corts municipal. acusadoI de dsGos
Eitos vecinos, segd de
rompisron por variAs parties
el slambre que cercA 10 via del fs RI.
sarrll para abri' SO paso, pues 80 lea
hAbiA sueerrado en- el sub bArrio do
sHoyo iefos, no dsikndoles vie de co
municlsl6n & 10 ealls do San Agu.iio.
Para eufar un restrlad0 on un
dl2, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. El botieario le devolverael
dinero 81 no 90 eura. La 6rms dc K.
w. GROVE 90 halla en- eada eaiits.
So sncuen.ra an estA sindAd,
prcesdents do Ponce, nueatro apreciA.
BILE Of rrSliglonArio don R,fAel katoa
BNnier ud&mosle.
Aver fu6 detspido on U u ado oil
iudivlduo Ramon Bruno, acussdo do
ultrsis mayor. II iuez municipal II.
20 una hArzA dc mil dollars.
Iof6rmasenos que On Carolina
% han presentAdo hastA hoy 10 casoa
de titus. Ct6ese por algunas perso-
nAs que esta grave snfsrmsdad que Ie
he presentado ALI con sAraet lres alar-
NANTES y gus hs ooAHionAdo va-iAu
muertes. seq originals por oil moatl
que 90 Arroia OIL rio procsdenle dc laS
hAciendas dc cana.
tCordin,ia en- IapdginG 6ql
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05

vsr Weddings ctmpeo1es de las clrre.
ras de aver, serGn llevados 4 Ponce
para las carre'as que tsndran efeeto
el d 25 del atiAl en- 81 Hi 6.romo
de souella eiudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-05
N0T|c|AS DEL Ola

banda de Ia polcia Cayey.-Tra<ls
dos -Denuncas, muas ysentencias El vapor <Co-
ronda>.-Conderas extingudas. -Guardias de pena-
les trasadados. En- la Saa de Socorros. Don Ra-
fae Matos Berner.-Detenldo For ultraje mayor.
Herido de un <plataso> >-Otra notcias de nterfs ge
neral
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

v. Girard. hunting without license.
staf Co i8il 9 days.
if Patton. irrspass. fined -j.
Ivan Hans lrsspBu. hHei Is.
The following is Dee Of the persons
arrested and iischargcil
Horace Conner having deer iu posses.
sion. discharged
Horace Woizell, having pbeaants in
possession. discharged
VIM. Potter, killing deer discharged.
r. Js8Bev Jr, killing leer d.s
charged.
o. JoHcv sr killing lssr dIs.
charge
- Fisher dumping savdgst H
stream. discharged.
James Hamilton, killing pasaaHls
discharged
List OF Birds shipped out o. State.
O.. A. simpson g China paeaaatH
Illinois
g. M simpson, g China pleasanis.
California,
C. ~ simpson, Q China phsasants.
Colorado.
w. j. shsagrgn, s China phsa,aats.
Montana.
John Wysr Q China ra5asauts Wn.
.G 81. simpson. 90 China rasasants,
Washington
G. M simpson, o China phsaanis.
Montana.
C. M simpson Q China phsaants,
Mississippi.
C. NJ Simpson, 8 China phsanuts.
California.
w. C. HenhIskson, . China pleas.
ants Washington.
C. M simpson Q China pheasauts
California.
G. NJ simpson, 2 China pheasants
Washington.
G, NJ. Simpson, A China phsasants
Kansas.
G. NJ simpson, 2 China pheasants
California,
+. A. stuhE, 4 China pheasauts. Cal
ifomia.
T. A. stuhr, 4 China pheasants, Cal
ifomia.
G. NJ Simpson, 72 China phsasants
Washington.
G, H. Simpson, 72 China pheasant,
Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

,g,s a hunters license before hunting.
The reports Of i93 show that in ten oi
ho .,stes which have such q system
s.mslv. Colorado. Idaho, Illinois, Micsi.
can. Minnesota, Nebrasba, North Da'
go washington and Wyoming the
e,,.t sumber Of hunters licensed was
2sf.o41 The largest number IN any
IN, AZ these states was illinois, being
os $50 and in Michigan 7s,s23, tho av
sraoe being 2012L These figures arc
npl below tae actual number Of hunt.
srs. a. it is not likely that every hunt
er obtained liceBse.
The las, session Of the Oregon legis
l,,ure passed a law requiring each resi-.
dent hunter to pay 81 FOR a hunting i
,sn.e and each nonresident slO. TINS
system has up TO this date placed IN the
came FUND si7A2i, which is 20 he used
sply for the hire Of deputy game war
ders n has and will afford greater
protection 20 Oregon game than ever
before.
Recent years have witnessed a great
change 90 regard 20 game laws ana
their enforcement. The idea formerly
prevailed that game belonged absolute.
~ 10 The person who captured or killed
.it That is fast giving way to 'he prin'
riplo that 20 belongs 20 thc state ana
may be- captured and held in possession
only under such conditions as The state
permits Recognition Of this principle.
which has been incorporated in iho laws
OF most OF hc states. is now becoming
general. ani is necessary for a clear un
dsu,saling Of The complexities Of mod.
sm game legislation and game rr'tee.
ton.
10 Should not be assumed however
.that because iho state owns tbs game
ard d1,s ths seasons anl iho methods
of i,s capture ihsi the farmers rights
have been Ignored OH ths contrary, Do
.aHl practically controls tho game ON
tli PROMISES. be- we'll 1s being permitted
% hunt thsroIn without securing a d.
fshss. ne can 60 a certain extent name
tho conditions uhisr which game may
Do istsb. anI has ibo absolute right 90
ay whether 6f n6i 10 shall BE- taken.
Violations of fhs game lew ars isa
this yeaf ihaa in years past la some
sasss dspuiy district attorneys VIII Hat
prosecute cases when the evidence De-
very strong Justices Of tto peace arc
rnuaIIy disposed 20 enforce tHs law
bui shaw a l.sras.iiaa 90 das yia.ainu
small fuss
Following ish l.si NJ arrests aHi CON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

yis,.ons for violating The game laws
during tho year 1905.
william slayin. killing iceri fined %.
JR Tucker, killing dccri 6ncd t2j.
Peter T,noU. killing deori sent 60
iaH served sir days. paid ti2.
william Belt. having deer 10 posses
zion during closed season; fined by jus
cleo Of ths Peace Rodgers, McMinnville
or on appeal Judge Burnett ruled
chat % must Be- live deer, after being
tIilsl % vas only a carcass. Dismissed
on appeal
ssotiy Morton. selling trout eco.
Walter Frost. having uutaggcd deer
lIIss In possession, ts5.
- uaigbt having uutagged doc'
hIiss In possession te,
y u. Cochran killing pheasants, anod
tl5.
fL n r,lrIs. having deer IN pos. q.
HaH 6rsd ESQ
Thomas Jsaaey killing deer 6asd
eos
O. Thousb killing deer, 6asl eos
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
GAME
WARDEN'S
REPORT
SHOWS Many Convictions have
Been Secured. and Laws
Wei Enforced

IA has been aid that the beneht de-
d,sd ina days sport In The field with
ms. or n ths mountains, on sons
,,out stream with q ashing rod, to 9
tir,s ans w0rnout indoor worker -
mue,hisq that cannot be estimated 10
Azure. Or oppressed in words
Physical exercise and 40 entire for
etfsine.s Of daily worry end buslnes'
ssrss hriss ibeif reward in the return
u hs.iih. and there is no incentive in
ns sirsslioa that can begin 70 take
ne place Of ihs pursuit q ash or game.
An oss who hss ever hooked a 10 o.
t0lssh irouf or used an artificial ny
can fuIy feaiils vhah total fofgeifal'
ren of buausu cares means From the
moment ths strike is made the eireula'
tlsu wlsssas. sn1 oil thought q the
oulslls world. With an iii cares, With
III ln troubles, and With all iis up'
anS dorus vas fofroiicn until ihe hsh
w. landed How, 10 anticipation Of p
nrks. every taa of ihe ny iook his
ubols aiisuiion. No one can forget Che
au,ilur Of ihs Chiha Pheasant the Or
eson quail o. ihe grouse How ia utter
anl absoluts fafeotfnInoss of every
tiiae beside he took iho 90 mueh.nood.
- and e6aunuous tramp In pufsuii 1f
ihs dssf sarafly scanning with Che
riosssi ssfuHay each ani every nook
nfi sornsf. oan@lly hoping ani st.
rtsiInf % sss aas husk srfIng from
81 place of tsncsalmeni. ani how afisf
a. nobla salmal ii brought down by
hIa unsuing nhe ho views ihs magnia.
cent trophy hs can without dreaming
~ tusinssl cares ret Do peaceful quiet
darnF ne uirht
nsrii intfsaaa 10 popuaiioa, assam
panlsi ~ great improvements To- hfe
arms ani greatly decreased costs Of
runs and ammuuiiion, has resulted iu|
ths saormous lhsrease of psfsohs who
heat Several states now require boih
resident ani houresIisnl hunters io -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

O. A. simpson, China pheasant
British Columbia.
s. y. Baue, China pheasants, Ne.
brasta.
@. NJ. Simpson, China pheasau,,.
G. NJ Simpson, China pheasan,i,
Colorado.
Washington.
G. N. simpson, 3 China phcassas.
Arizona.
W ,. Burch, 90 China phoa,au,s,
Arizona
p. A. stubr Q China pheasants, Ia.
=. a. stuhr, China pheasants, Ns.
braska.
II. Davenport, i2 China pheasaa,,.
New Jersey
@. NJ. simpson o quail, Washington,
.D. c.
C. NJ Simpson, ia China phoa,an,,,
New Jersey.
g. A. yanlraa, 3 China pheasaat,.
South Carolina.
II. Hampton, o China pheasants, Cab
.fomIa,
Mrs. G. W. Whitney, 2 China pleas
ants, California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

oTbe hest family safeguard is reliable
51v.sboid medicine that viii cure Group,
ropghs. colds. chilly sensations. running
syss and nose. sore throat and bronchial
sli.rtiara. that will keep the children
moot against all contagious diseases.
deurh a medicine is B1srhcC.s German
syrip. which has record of 35 years m
t5e rrrc of consumption. caiauh and al
lung and bronchial tf1uhl,s
CThe fame 1f C.mHn syrup as a CON
.rmp,iyr cure since iis purchase by Jr.
Green FROM thg niece Di the famous llr.
p...hrc. has rz'eHl.l tu aII parts oi the
earth. Ithas big I'.s everywhere. 20
crwo sizes. s5a ari ,5e. All druggists.
sold In salem BY 3. c. stone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

stream. fined so.
O. NJ. Murphy, killing quail 80
@ REYNOLDS, having trout less
chan Eve inches in possession, s2O.
Ei Dean, unlawful fishing, fined 500
wini,m Havley, unlawful fishing,
fined $50.
Long. killing deer, fined s25'
-- Hovt, killing deer, fined s25.
Al rauH. killing deer, fined s25.
W s Hawser, killing deer, pleaded
guilty. Justice Of the peace refused to
fne. i
J. T. Jeffery, killing deer, pleaded
guilty Justice Of the peace refused to
fine i
william Horn, killing deer, pleaded
piltv. Justice Of the peace refused to
fue.
E.A. Mclaughlin. killing deer, plead
nd uiltv. Justice Of the peace refused
70 fine.
George Forty, chasing deer with dogs
fined t2j.
James Thomas. killing deer, fined t25
Thomas Houser, killing deer fined
s25.
Charles Farchof, killing deer fined
sg5.
John YoEum. unlawful fishing. fined.
s5.
M Montgomery killing phcasants
dneI tl5.
W. washburn. killing rheasanis,
aarI tl5.
John Anderson, killing deer dnci
tg5
" slyIra. killing deer. fined t2j.
otto lIaaHHekson. killing deer, fined
tg5
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confined iB jail Eve days
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j. R Watson, killing China pbsaf
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Notes ana Personal Mention

Mrs. 8. q. CleYenger and daughter,
Elda, of Lawrence are visiting Mrs. c.
j. Clevenger, 303 West Tenth avenue.
Mr.. Charles Graham Dunlap, of Law
renee, who lectured at the First Bap-
fist church this afternoon fer the To-
peka Federation of Women's clubs, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. c. McClin-
took
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tucker. of
Eureka, who We're Mr.. and Mrs William
H. England's guests, returned home
YESTERDAY.
The Priscilla alub will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Grant Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Lewis are at home
at their new number, 712 Taylor street.
On Wednesday evening the V. L D.
high five club met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Houghton 500 Taylor
street. Those present were, MI. and
Mrs. c.. D. Crisweu. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Kirkpatrick Miss Nellie Purcell and
Mr.. Arthur Springer.
Mrs. J. Q. Gilchrist has returned home
after a seven weeks visit with friends
and relatives il Richmond Canada,
Boston and Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Ms. Harry Morgan, of Her
ington, are guests of Nj and Mrs. J.
". +. Hughes.
Mrs. Edward Wilder has closed her
house on Harrison street and is the
guest of her brother. Mr. James Fred
erick Scott and Mrs Scott for a while.
Later she viii go to Kansas City to join
her son. Mr. Ned Wilder in a permanent
residence.
MIS-. Evelyn Lewis is the guest of
! Mrs. James Moore for month when
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she VIII make her home with Mrs. P.
G. Noel.
Mrs. R. L Clutz returned to her home
in Bendena today after visit to Mrs.
w NJ Welcome. Mrs. S. B. Hiatt of
Bendena, who has been with Mrs. Well
come for a short visit, viii prOlong her
stay until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Alton, are
guests of Mrs. O. E. Walker.
Mr.. Harvey Haines, of El Dorado, is
in town for the Assembly dance to-
night.
Miss Katharine Clough has returned
from Oklahoma City where she has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. E TART
man since before the holidays.
Mr.. George W. Crane and Mr.. W. A.
Morton are attending the annual meet
ing of the Lake View club at Lake View
today.
Mrs. Charles Haines and Mrs. Muir
/ deck of Sabetha, are guests of Mrs.
John +. Moon.
Mr.. Thomas Grey Kennedy. who has
( been visiting her Topeka relatives and
1 friends, returned to her home in juno
ton City today.
Mrs. L. H. Klein of Cherryvale, for
merly of Topeka, IS the guest OF Mrs.
j G. T. Mattingly. 171I Clay street.
/ Mr. and Mrs E. A Getty of Downs,
who We're visiting the family of Mr.
/ George z. Dougherty 1926 western
( avenue. returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Carl F. Dittus has returned to
4 his home in Burdett, after week s
visit to his sister. Mrs Chas. Poccard.
/ 1905 Kansas avenue. Mrs Edward z.
Waters. of Burdett. is visiting her sis
! ter, Mrs. Poccard.
Mrs. Milton L. Dunnett of Abilene
returned home today. after a visit to
/ Mrs. J. 2. Clark. $40 Western avenue
The Woman's Branch Alliance of
Unity church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Payne. soc Nor
ris avenue They will meet Friday
night with Mrs. L. A Case. 1921 West