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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03

nor & nicA c mpsnGSci6r d sus dekVelos
Ia irxratitrd de suS.compstriotAs. Sus
nc mbres visnen & los lab o.; pero o.
IL dsl msneionsrles. Elos estsn gra
bados CON caracseres iuhorrablss, en-
10 cor cisociA pdhllca, Todoa recor'
damos sus campsnas de rederci6n
de justlcla, aus scsitudes d'gn' fesdo'
ras, suts los fl .gsl1dores de 10 cole
mia Ffsrte aI pupitts, c1nssgrados
una labor de titSnes, sus plpmAs
llevAbsn & todas pa tss, todon los
kmbitos del psf', una queis una pro-
tssta. siempra en les tri tss 8 'ocss
do los re&ccionsrismos triun antes,
dej6ae DIR oil amt ma de sQuellas al.
mas ind'gaAdas. Todo ESQ 10 Eecaer'
de- refreshments sl pueblo pusrtorri'
que6o. Ei recuerda les grandes astos
de los gtandes luch sdores del perio'
dismo insulas, actcs que no savieron
10 oportuna compensation, 10 que di6
lug4r & que ca muchos hogaYes. teaH
10 eterna deasparicI6n de algunos de
los ilustres vAronss que nos oeups,
impsrAra mas ta5ds, Ii triSteza, Ia do
solAei0n, 10 miseris,
Y de esto es cAuss, In glacial In
difsrsncia Q N que &c ha visto en- nues
tra tlerfs, salvo una pequtfia parts,
10 obra redettora de lca que con o.
fervor do los verdGderos eseysptss,
eiereieron y eisreen sl sacsrdoco ds
10 prensa.
| solo un conauslD tx'ate Para lol
que nos duele el tsner quo conaigaSl
estaH tristes vtrdades: La IL gratitud
| se h'hra sonsumado; psro ell divide
, no hA eoupado lugAr, nj 10 Ccuparl
nunss, an el corsz6a dc nues.ro pus
bio. Los pushlos pod,Al asarees,
ar r&tieos, irdifsrenses, llsvar gu irgra
titud su iudifsrencis, hssta adoptaI
Lar Aeii,udes pAsivAs n ~ insoncebi
blea; psro eloI pueblna no o,vldAr&r
nupcs 10 que por ellcs h!eisron bsne-
ia stores, porque sus obsas, sus ense
harz1s, aus eismplos, t0do ESQ 80 per
petuA = SO hses imper. csiero ca oil oil
ma popular
Per ESQ, de lss enst fiArzss, do los
a'tos eismplos do Abnegac6a y pa
trioli, m Go nueslroa vieios luehsdo
res de 10 precss, sc sendrk siemprs
msmorla entire nosotros, vivlerdt
aQusllos etsrnameots en- el psnsamlsn
to ds los busnos pusrsorriqusf13s.
OialA sirvsn las frsses stribuidsl
Pic x de lesoi6n provechoas & 10,
pu, bios iudif4rsntss, estimulAndoIea
ser drmes aostsnedores del periodlsme
que epssfiA rsdime,
P. ManzanO Avih0.
ApuRdilla Aunako Ia 1Q06
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
OTRAS NOT|C|ES
La COmisi6n dc la knemia.
En- el Asilo protestahte de
nihas de Bsyam6a.
tDIFiCIO EN- IUNCOS
Juicios en- Ia Corte Federal.
Zaguanes sntihigienicos.
Varias denuncias.

Sfgdn 10 nos irforms, 10 Co.
mission de L. Anemia hsb 4 estableei.
do ~ en- el mes de O,subse prt K limo,
todas las estsciones pafa sl trstA-
miento y prevention do 10 expressds
snfsrmedsd, con srrglo & los reeur.
sos de que dispone. Hay gran t6'
nero dc pusblos que b IN solis!lado 81
esta blseimiento de sub sstAcionea, las
euAles resibir&n sola msrts las medi
cinas.
En- Jurc1s dsskn prinei sio, On
brave, las ohras de eonstruesi6n do
un edifcio para tallsres do tabiQueria
de IL <Portorriean AmsrisEn Tobacco
Compsnys
-Anochs fa9 suspsndidA por NAL
item 30 10 retrsts en- ls plaza Princi
pal Esta nc chs. ( las och,, 10 bands
do Ia policfa ipsular dsr& una rttresa
en- diehA Elsza CON ell programa ants
rior.
-Hsmos DIDO Quejau dc que en- eI
Asilo protsstants de ninss, dc B4ya'
mon. se imponen Gastigos corporales
muy erusles, 10 que hs dAdo motive
para que algunas min 40 hayan dsaerta
do del estAb!soimisnto. De ser cisrta,
estas nctieiss, deblsrA invsst'garss q
isunto por Las autofi iAdes do sque
pueblo.
Sc nos itfdrmA que en- vario,
zsglanes do IL eAlle del Critic y aar
Jose hay muy pcea hlgiess. En di
choa pstIos 90 sglom iran lavadsrol
rdblieos y luego q 10 noehs, o! sgua
permaneoe estanoads. Llsmanos IL
sterci6n al cfcial de aAnldad sobrt
dieha' Qutis,
-Manans ne vsr6l en- 10 Cort.
Federal vArios iuisios por iurados
que .taeran auspendidos hoy por Ia
tasvidtd del dfa.
"A CandelArio Morales le fdt
ocurada el sabado una navsis, sisn
do arreGtAdo por 10 poliefs.
Juan Verdei,, fae scusAdo el sa
bAdo do abuse dc eophsrzs, siendc
preso disposition del jazz municipal
-En los serrsnos eontiguos o
Hospital Prsabitsriano, en- SAnturse
80 eItA consstuyendo un hsrmoao edi
fcio de 81 lares srtifclAles, donde 80
RI instalAdo IN Asilo do n Il % huerfA
nos Es co2srktiatA de- dishs obya MI
Hath y maestro de los tsabsj q eI
o1noeido alba Hi don L1is Bsrt.xAl,
Por ssomeiimierto y Aggression
ca 10 AArlra fle srreItAdo Sysr tar
de oil individuo Martin Coll,zo.
Dlrsnts 10 TO hs del sabAdo y
aver domingo, fderon Ssistl 'oa so q
sAla dc SocofroS IN sstasio E.cs ers
Pedro Dfaz, Andres Vorg =, Modesto
vergara, Rafael AlomAr, JDse Ross
rio, ConrAds Valencia. Maria Cands'
lariA Correa y Nicolas Agost).
~Eo 10 GALE sGn AtbaAtian huto
aver una rn ) ertTa F-aroisso Perf7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
MEETINGS UA|OAISTAS,

M.dl1a msrGes, por Ia tkrde, O.,
etsctaa,& IN mcelirg unioni4tA en ID
slsza sBsidor,otys. 60 el eual tom&
au parts varios cbrercs pertsnecisn
tsS q Ia Federation LibEs, Al si-
guiente ola, mietsoles, sc eele5ra.t
oIro meetirg upioniatA On In partdp
II de Santurce, en- sl Cue tcmsrAn
VaFte vArios crStores de nuaatrA co
leetivi1sd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
P. ManzanO Avih0.
ALlRNA De FvEG0
AquAdiIls, Agosto de 1905

E s6bsdo en- Ia noche. duraats
ls cslabrsc6n del Bar. scto de sFri
A. huto uLA fslsa slarm& en- el tea
tro & csusA de h7bsrte dAdo 10 vcz de
fdFgo en- los q re1ed res dsl edi6sio,
Ps-tcs gus uno de los selc rss del Cir
o. Oiero Sc levars6 con ell vient1 y en-
volvl6 una hcmbilIa e'ecsriss, ha-
hiend0 hscho suFoper que ss habfa
ineendiaGo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03

GalloEe y Maria CsndelAriA Correa,
resulsardo 6stA 4 tImA con algunas
c1utusionss Ambo individuos fd0
ron arraatRdos,
Hoy cum 3lisron sus asntene eias
en- 10 earcel munisipal Julio Chaves ,
Salome LAtlmsr.
En- Areeibo h&y inssritos unos
1850 elestores, de ellos sAsi todos
uniopiakas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
0ESDE GAGUAs

10 ntin ,GGci6n de Ia pdginG IA
rAron en- hue "a los lorsedoreS Co
taller TurinA aptes F@le6. SJlleilAr
Aumsnto On el preeio dc vitolAs.
No hA habido arreg,o aatistAeto
rio entrs pAironos J sabAo ousros del
taller thomson, cue adn SO hAllAn &c
huslgs, como squivosadsmeLN infor
mAron al eorresponsal de La DINO
CRACIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
Acadia municipal Ris-Pie(fas

Siez do faatV1 el 3 de gepsiemhre
eutrante dia stil llSdo pArA ei remsss
de Is obrA ds Ia cGlls de- Narss de es.
"a pcblsc On, 20 trsn,fsrs ell Aeto a..
rs el mt,tes suatro ce d cho mss q Ia
bora dstigoGda en- e. Anuneio ri ZEN
ie q + indicada sutssia.
Lc que IS hsee pG J. ioo pars g,rs.
ra sonoctmieato, RIO Pied So Ag1s
30 Is de 1908. --El Alcslds Municio osl,
Juan CulOc0. 6 Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-03
ARMADA FRlNcE!i

Dssda el Ano SOS Sc hsn Conu.rv +.
DO On FrsrsiA para 81 arm:ds, Eece
barsoa Aoors sados del iIpo crucsFh,
erirc slloS tres que formSn unidsd, DE-
100 tonslAdal, tres de $500 einso q
10000, rno de II 300 y otro de 12,5O0
tOnslsdAs. Aden&I de .estos buQQ s
que pre,tAn ssrvicio, hsy sonswuJen
dose s'N eruseros adicIopalss de
de- u $50 tonalsdAa ] tres de l3 SEQ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending March II. comI lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company Of Aberdeen:
II ID Richmond to Walter Shaw, lots
1918, IA, blk q, Hoquam-$5O0.
II w Short to G w Makwrath, e1a lot
4. blk 5, Bayview add Aberdeen-S9OO.
Wv Makwrath to Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association Of Aberdeen, same
land-$500.
S & Simpson to Simpson Investment
Co, all sections 20, 81, and VIZ and sea
sec 33.2l-7-$l0.
S Benn to Sarah Lightfoot. lot II, blk
IS, W & Second add Aberdeen-$75.
Edwin s Pierce to Emma L Chamber.
lain, und4 int in blks l to 8, Park add
Abeldeen-$1.
VIC Hopkins to G N Clark, lot 8, bl 8,
Hopkins add Aberdeen-$1O.
* Drake to z + Clark, lot l., blk Z,
Walshs add Peterson-$7O.
l. \ Doyle to P NJ Nelson, lots l, 2, 3,
blk IS, W & + add Aberdeen-$900
Clara F West to W 7 Ingram, part OF
lot 2, blk So, North Aberdeen-$4OO.
w 7 Ingram to Geo Hamilton, trustee,
same land-$375.
w J Cochran to Sarah f Hamilton,
quit claim lot 3, blk 20, First add South
Aberdeen--$25.
w 3 Mack to Z Hamilton, lot 3, blk
9, South Aberdeen-$75.
X } Packard to James Morrow, lots II
and u, blk II, iIoquiam add Aber-$7O0
&C Flowers to W A Morrow, quit elm
nw4 Of ne1 of nwL sec Is, VIZ of swL,
of mel, OF nw4 sec l5.l6.1l-$2OO.
Al West to o NJ Kellogg, So of swL;
and lot in sec IS, lot and 1923 acres
off north part OF lot in sec 24.17 8, and
Cosmopolis tide land-$1.
G A Bushnell to 0 NJ Kellogg, 81 OIL
nwL and VIE of nel4l sec 301S.l0-$1000
JIG Murphy to o NJ kellogg ct al. Sc d
OF nw4 and sw4 OF neI sec 1920. 10
1920,
Port Bakely Mill Co to Henry Nc.
Clearly, nls OF n1a sec 23.1S-5-$90O.
Henry Tornquist to George Martin
VIZ OF nw4 OF sea sec s lS-4-$3OO.
IT Thornton to Thos w Pealer, g So fl
off e1a of sw4 OF sw4 OF sw4 sec 25.1S G
and other land-$293.
Eva Davis to I Thornton, e1a OF sw1L IA
OF sw4 OF swl sec 25-lS--$1050.
An Barton to Thos Pealer, " 2 rds O!
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
You o The Boston Street, Aberdeen


sell lot 7, blk AS, W 4 & Second add Abb
erdeen-$l900.
Geo N Lanphere to George Chandler,
chat mtg cows, etc-S250.
August Ihle to G Nj Gillian ct al, sat
mtg-$350.
ON Sullivan to S. Kirk, sat mtg-$300
James S Wyman to Lilly Hunter,
agreement to sell lots and 10, blk 80,
Young's add Aberdeen.
Harry Smith to } d Elder, chat mtg
theatrical scenery, etc-$7O.
Charles Beall to Oswald Bell, contract
to sell 40 it OF no so it lots ll,12, blk 2,
w & B add Aberdeen $3.50.
A L Mcleod to NJ E Hogan, mtg lot 2,
blk 3. Bayview add Aberdeen-$2000.
II L Miller to NJ E Hogan, sat mtg
,, 500.
Masonic Building Association to Bule-
tin Co, lease rooms in Masonic Temple,
Aberdeen, years at $40 month.
] NJ Bowes to J H Fuller, assignment
Of mtg executed by Harry O'Dell, lot s,
blk IA, lot 8, blk l, E & L add Aber-$1.
Inez Moore to w R Campbell, mtg
land in sec 35-1S $500.
Olof Ronkalnen to G w Huotari. bill
of sale una. ) int in stock OF merchan.
dise-Sl.
Jas M Carrin to E Smith, chat mtg
cattle-$170.
Daisy Ray to F Blomquist, mtg lot
Is, blk s, North Hoquiam 800.
Josephine Grigsby to Copais Beach
Co, sat mtg lots 3, 4, and sea of sea sec
16, lot I and ne4 OF nwH sec 2l.l9.l2-
$4,000.
Michael Woods to Montesano State
Bank, chat mtg logs-$2500.
Pacific Bridge Co to City of Aberdeen
contract bond-$27 ,625.
FL Bissell to Leroy Myers, chat mtg
logs-S3j0.
Haynes & Preston to Puget Sound Iron
Works, chat mtg englne-$lSl7.
Strong & Myers to. + Bissell, bill OF
sale all interest in log brand Circle 81.
Taylor-Gardner Co to Agnes f Meth
cry, con sale piano-Sl75.
Am Tope Founders Co to j d Dean,
bill sale machinery-$750.
John c Bale to II Parker, rel mtg
$4,000.
CA Kellogg to A r kellogg, rel prop
erty on conditional sale-$320.
Board of Church Erection Fund to
Presbyterian church Hoquiam, sat mtg.
Frank Morgan to F A Powell, mtg
lots 5,24 1926, blk l, North Hoqu-$300.
A L Mexican to o n Sullivan, mtg
parts OF lots Hip, blk 3, W & B add Alb.
erdeen-$400.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
Michael Haley to G A Kellogg, sat mtg
OTIS g, 90, blk is, North HoQuiam-$600.

Michael Haley to G A Kellogg, sat mtg
lots q, 23, blk IS, North Hoquiam-$60O.
Executors estate w H Bradley, decd,
to Public, notice OF suit affecting sea sec
80 1874; nel4 and ne OF sea sec 20-ls 4,
Amos Dole to l. G Richardson, bill Of
sale law library-$65.
Washington Iron Works to II G Wins.
ton, con sale engine-$lOO.
Thomas Llghtfoot to Geo Bowen, sat
mtg-$300.
Emma l. Ellis to Sarah Lightfoot, sat
mtg.
Frank X Drake to Public, affidavit
affecting title to blocks to s, Park addi-
ton to Aberdeen-$l.
&c Hunter ct al to s X Bowes, con-
tract to sell blks to s, Park add Aber'
deen-S5000.
Gradl & Pepper to E S Bradley, cha3
mtg machinery-S200.
Max Gradl ct al to E Bradley, mtg
lot 10, blk so, Aberdeen-$50O.
Henry McCleary ct al to Public, arti'
cles of incorporation Henry McCleary
Timber Co. capital stock $25O.0O0.
W II Clnbb and Frank Lawlyes to
Public, articles oil incorporation The
Harbor Paint and Wall Paper Company,
capital 5000.
Montesano State Bank to John Hart
man. rel chat mtg on logs.
Bloomfield & Lee to Public. notice Of
log brand Box B l..
Bruhn & Henry to Servis & Hills, con-
bill OF sale horses-$525.
James II Lewis to Public, affidavit
affecting so 26 it lot 4, blk Is, Elma.
Eugene France to Public, affidavit al
fecting ela OF sel and swl, of Sc "A sec
10, neA OF ne1l sec 80 20-S
A NJ Pantlan to d Desnoyer, sat mtg
lots rs, blk 4, Karr's add HoquiamS500
Addie NJ Kuhn to Lillian Grtfiths, sal
mtg lot 2, blk 6, Bayview add Aberdeen
Lewis-Stenger Barber Supply Co tc
Thos Osborne, con sale fvrniture-$l3SS
Eugene France 10 w j Doble, contrac,
to sell lots 1919, blk 1, frances add
Aberde9n-$200.
A Mowry to L Shahan, mtg lot 8, sec
25.1S. 5000.
L W Bartel to Il P Reuter-, rel mtg loi
8, blk 80. Hoquiam-$3S5.
Joseph Terrera to w L Adams, mtg
lots rs. blk so, Hoquiam-$3OOO.
Michael Pirott to Louis Fogel, mtg nc
"a # Of lots 11,12, blk 3, w & B add Alb.
erdeen-$S00.
Arthur PORTER to w w Anstie, salts
fies mtg.
w w Anstie to Arthur PORTER, mtg
lot 8, blk /, Benn's First add Ab-s2OoO
F S Pierce to G X Rogers, contract to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
At THE Court HOUSE
The Weekly RECORD OF LEGAL
D0INGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
tinuseS of the Superior Court ana
New Cases Filed. List OF Real Is.
tate Transfers and miscellaneous
Instruments FILED With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
acted in the superior court for the week end
ing March II. 1906.
A Ieschen Il Sons Rope Co va Geo
Perkins ct al. Judgment for plaintiff for
s464. - and costs.
Ed Rosenberg and JOS Beaunien were
admitted to citizenship.
In re guardianship of Dale Wade,
minor. March % fixed to hear petite n
for sale of realty.
JSB ok VS. w b Lowrie ct al. Pla r..
tiff's demurrer sustained in part.
w f Inmon vs II Pearson. Pain.
tiff's demurrer Overruled.
In re estate OF Daniel Curran, deceased.
Order directing deed to issue to I II Me-
Kay vacated.
Lee Mantle VS. ] B Dabney. Motion
for new trial taken under advisement.
Martin Korstad Va H NJ Kors,ad. Mo.
ton to file amended answer granted.
XIX Kindred VS. City OF Aberdeen. Nc.
ton for new trial denied.
In re guardianship OF Margaret Lowry
ct al, minors. Matte Lowry appointed
guardian.
JIM Lewis vs. City OF Aberdeen. De.
fendant's demurrer sustained.
c NJ Davis VS. G Cross. Plaintiffs
motion to strike answer denied.
w A Beaver vs. Same. Same.
G NJ Hartwell vs Geo Farmer. De-
fendant's motion to dissolve attachment
denied.
In re estate Of Marion Veysey, decd.
Non.cupative will admitted, and Chas
Veysey appointed executor.
NC Wheeler ct al va City of Aber-
deem. Verdict for plaintiff for 81 300.
In re guardianship OF Chester Young
ct al. Continued to March 81.
In re guardianship Of Ray Flowers ct
al. March 70 liked to hear petition for
appointment OF guardian.
In e guardianship OF Llnnea Passmore
ct al, minors. Hearing petition for lease
Of realty fixed for March 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
Advertised Letters.

Following letters remain uncalled for
in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week
ending March 20, 1906.
Beck, Miss Grace Johns, Mrs Cora
Baker, Andrew Johnson, Percy
BeatOn, Mr. Johnson, IL A
Boslev, Miss Anna Johansen. ALT
Bentsen, Ben King, Mrs Edna
Buck, James Lundgren, Armas
Byerly, Miss Maud Lovejoy, Edwa d
Cheshyer, Cecil Linders, Aaron
Gels, Floyd B McEvers, William
Dryer, Harry Moore,J A
Doving, Nils Neel, Kortia
Fraser, Andrew Nelson, Mrs Carl
Graham. Reginald O'Neil, Ed
Goode, Miss Anna Pierce, Geo
Golden, Miss Nellie Rijsine, J
Hiscox, r "A Ros, Andrew
Hastings, Henry Stue, Brigt
Hopgood, w Stramsholn, job
Haugen, Ole Trazendin, Florin
Ward, Mrs &c
Persons calling for these letters will
please say Advertised"
X. p. CAMPBELL. P. NJ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
NEW CASES.

City OF Montesano vs. Sarah L Blair ct
al. Foreclosure street assessment lien.
w + Farrier VS. Eva Farrier. Divorce.
Nora + Hall vs. 5 TAFT. Foreclosure
tax lien.
Anna Peterson VS. Frank Peterson. Di-
vOrce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-22
Miscellaneous Transfers.

r Durney to Public, affidavit affecting
lots 1918, blk p, Hoquiam.
H d Richmond to Public, affidavit
affecting lots 2,13,l4, blk p, Hoquiam.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Bird. In a Basket.

For the man with an automobile
and who has been accustomed 10 the
WAYS 81 civilization the Arabic wed
Sdlfs ois am occasion for rejoicing IL
IS Sll 50 ydfrefeht from at tome, q The
sra egsfseds are not the center Of 10.
FssEsSs 40 a. sread -5sv ELI function me
s6ffida SS 4 6as;k ssfs eaits In.
& 81: q &c olnp sntsd bS;.tae' husband
10 81, va IN his; best iqsni and; q fun
company or ushers on horseback.
There IS no danger of sightseers at.
tacking the bride to secure trophies
from her wedding dress For the
sake Of ventilation the wickerwork Is
not woven too close. and It may be
that there have been brides who have
peeped out so that they sorrowed be
cause there was face In the company
that they loved better than the bride.
groom
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Too Einlckx.

Prof NJ. E. 1affa. OF the University
of California, is conducting Al OieEland
a series of experiments with the OBJ
ject OF increasing the laying poYsr Of
The hen
Prof. Jaifa has already secured some
remarkable laying records. In dis
GUESSING these records he said the other
day
Cleanliness is prime factor in
successful chicken farming Keep the
runs clean. dry. cheerful. and your
hens Will do their duty BY you nobly.
I'm fact, to make hens lay well It
is almost necessary to carry neatness
10 the fnicky point-to be as hnicky
as the old lady with the aquarium.
This old lady did not merely keep
the aquarium neat--the glass spotless.
the stones at the bottom snowy-but
It was said OF her that every Saturday
night she took the ash out and gave
them a bath"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31

The council then adjourned
A9'>y 4R. A.9AAfCHERi
|s ',af = 9Cfty Clerk
~. Z aA A----e---s--s----r--
HOPKINS TRIES
BAlk INQUIRY
into SCANDALS
OBJECTED TO QUESTIONS or
MORGAN r e LlATi E.To
PANAMA INVESTIGATION
DAVIS :!4l COULDN'T lollU d REPLY
TO An Interrogation As u Incorporated
Criticism 81 the President, His
Superior otficer--commend.
ed For Il.

NJ Washington, March 30-The cause
of President Roosevelt In dismissine
the members of the Walker canal oom
mission was inquired into by Senator
Morgan today when General George
w. Davis, sfbrmer governor of the
canal zone was on the stand. Senator
Hopkins objected on the ground an
officer OF the army should not be put
in the position of criticising his su
perioi officer. Davis himself said, .he
Thought u would be. highly fnnr1HeI
fois him to make Such. an answ2i.s -.
.sinrgaf:cRtsatf "a sletters 6fs tbs ':pfesl:
8 efitedated ,Hiiih:r, 1906; deciauhg 4hd
Spfacct fcaf aesillt5ssY:o accomplished had
.+luto been satisfactory and declaring0a
Necessity fof change oirq the commits.
,siqn. Davis had said the work of the
commission had been excellent. and
thar as far as he knew, there had
been nog delinquency on the part OF
any member Morgan asked whether
any action by any commissioner had
retarded the work on the canal, when
Hopkins made his objection
z Il might say that my opinion would
not he conclusive, and / would not
presume 10 question the right of the
president to take the course he did.
I think such an authority IS necessary
oFthe chief magistrate of the nation"
said Davis. ~ ''''s'|l '''@.''e ~
1T would berthe height of i'm.
prppriefy( to express an approval or
disapRroyal of the president, 'swho is
my superior officer. When he wrote
that paragraph he had means of
knowledge that had not and do not
know what was in his mind 80
Morgan fread from the president s
message ITO congress invising an in.
yestigatIon OF the acts of any of his
agents ION the isuhmiisst and then said
me- womb not press the general 10
answer because of his relations 10 the
president. -
He commended the witness for the
conrse' he had taken. bur criticised
Hopkins for his efforts to prevent an
inquiry into any affairs which might
In any way reflect on the administra,
ton p. 's
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
White Pine About sxhaust.d.

There Is food for national reflection
in the statement by a newspaper rep
resenting the Michigan humber inter.
ests that ito all ntents and purposes
there is no white pine here any
more. The fact can hardly be Ig-
nored that the case presents an ek-
amples OF Understanding tariff pol
fey No intelligent prbtectionist VIII
deny that the purpose Of protective
tariff is to foster and Increase The
domestic production OF the staple on
which the duty is laid. No man with
his eyes open can dispute That the ef-
feet Of the tariff on lumber has been
to hastem the destruction OF the
white pine tofests When forty years
OF that duty has ended Id wlping out
what was the most important supply
of lumber In this country the reason
for continuing the obstacle against
drawing on other%countrtes for our
lumber needs Is hard TO perceive
pittsburg Dispatch.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
Japs Bar Babes from rIats.
In the Third Ward, at the store room
( ]. W. Whitiock, No. 1909 Washing

In the Third Ward, at the store room
of ]. w. whitiock. No. 1909, Washing
ton avenue, being situated ON east
side OF said avenue between Eleventh
aud Twelfth streets
In the Fourth Ward, at the Office
building. No. 1905 Commercial avenue.
being situated on the west side of
said avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
In the Fifth Ward, at the Court
House OF Alexander county.
In the Sixth Ward, at the hose house
on south side of Twenty-second street.
between Walnut and Pine streets.
In the Seventh Ward, at the ware
room Of G. A. Swoboda, No. 27i5 Com.
mercial avenue, being situated at
southwest corner OF Twenty-eigh,h
street and said Commercial avenue.
Polls for said election viii be open.
ed at o'clock in tile morning and con
tinue open until 5 ociuck In the after.
poon of said day
Nomination papers for said election
can be secured in this office and must
be filed in this Office on or before
April 2, 1906.
BY order of the city council OF the
CITY Of Cairo, Illinois
r. A. HATCHER,
b City Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-03-31
GENERAL FATE or HYPocRlTEs
Give Themselves Away. a. Did Par
Z siinotious MANUFACTURER. 2


Thomas w. Lawson dt B dinner in
Boston said of cerraih sfnancief
that the man condemned himsslf out
Of his own mouth. 1900
h"Alt his life,A said Mr. Lawson. he
has played the hypocrite, But unsuc-
cessflfly Continually he himself
overtdrns the wall Of discrimination
and guile bnilt about his affairs.
1T is so, fancy with all hypo-
critics. They are not exposed. They
give themselves away
This man began life az manu-
facturer. He pretended to be friend
to profit sharing and all such philan-
thropie schemes. ibht as e$niatter OF
tacta he paid starvation wages He
ground hIst'hands nearly to'death.
And this fact he was continually
exposing
"Ohe day he sent for detective
"fUh. I want you. be said. ITO chad
ow my bookkeeper. / snspect him OF
dishonesty N So
! THE detective, hardened though he
%was. looked, shocked. - :.
\ ss. SusneGtTyoung Harry s@hamffss9f
.disheTestys: he cried: 'Whgs:sl can
Bhardly :belieyes IT, No one lives more
frlig5lly, though It Is true he Ills re
centlyo married a
20 That's the points said the other.
With the salary ! pay him he could
not possibly marry