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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
Loss OF AnnetItc.

a person that has lost appetite has
lost something besides vitality. vlgor,
tone.
The way 20 recover appetite and an
that goes with Il Is TO take Hoods
Sarsanarllla - that strengthens the
stomach, perfects digestion aud makes
eating a pleasure.
Thousands take II Tor spring loss OF
appetite md everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
THEATRE GOSSIP

II is said that "Wolfyllle." In which
Nat G, Goodwl appeared with scant
success, Is TO be rewritten.
Funston Farnum Is to be starred by
Charles Frohman IN new western
rlay by Augustus Thomas as soon as
his contract with the La Shelle estate
expires.
Mime. Fleanora Duse played "Ros-
mersholm' at the National theater In
Christana. Norway, last Wednesday
night before an enthusiastic audience.
Henrik IbSen. the author 81 the drama,
who never again will be able to appear
In nuhllc. sent a large wreath OF laurel
to the actress.
Misc Julin Marlowe and r. II Sothern
have offered TO contribute $1,000 as the
nucleus Of fund for the Establishment
OF n chair Of dramatic art IN the George
Washington university, IN Washington.
They also agree 10 give occasional ben
ents for the purpose and hope that 9TH
or PLAYERS win he sufficiently interest ed
TO do the same thing,
Charles Frohman has added the namo
Of Dustan Farnum TO his list Of stars
For two years more Mr. Farnum will
continue 10 appear IN THE Virglnian +"
the play which Is owned by the Klrke
la Shello estate, Mr., Frohmnn has or
dercd 4 new play for Mr. Farnum from
the pen OF Augustus Thomas.
-------.
The graves OF Charles Dickens ana
Sir Henry Irving In Westminster Alb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
PHIL MARGETTS ONCE
MANAGED SALT LAKE THEATRE

sally acknowledged TO be second to
no other on the Pacific coast, IL even
surpassed In the east, and our enter
talnments as a Stock company have
acknowledged equal to the finest and
most chaste outside Of this city This
reputation our theatrical institution
has maintained for years, and We trust
that our exertion, while In our new
position, will only tend TO strengthen
this world wide reputation, and COM
mand the patronage and cooperation
OF our fellow citizens,
T. MARGETTS,
II. f. BOWRING,
Sole Lessees and Managers.
salt Lake City, Aug. %. 1870.
utah Job Office Prlnt)
The opening performance under the
management " Margetts & Bowring
was given on Wednesday evening, Aug.
81. 1870, and the play Dill OF the ooca-
sion reads as follows:
SALT LAKE THEATRE.
sole Iessccs and Managers.
f. Margetts Il II. T.. Bowring.
stage Manager ...,.,P. Margetts
llOINplNG ana Assistant btAbI
Manager ...,.,,,..H. McEwan
Treasurer ..,.........J. c, Graham
Leader Of Orchestra Prof. G.. Careless
wEDNEsD EVENING,
August 81. 1870.
Engagement Of the Favorlte Trage-
dian.
MIR. +. \. LYME!
For a limited number Of Nights.
Supported by
Miss Adams and the Full Strength of
The Company.
WIN be presented the Beautiful Play,
IN Acts, by sheridan Knowles,
entitled
WILLIAM TELL.
william Tell ......M Mr.. 7. A. Lyme
Albert, his son ....,.....M Miss Adams
Gesler .,.........Mr d. KcKenzie
With a Powerful Cast.
To Conclude with the Laughable
Farce,
bragg versus POTTER.
Joseph Bragg. .,.,M Mr., r. Margetts
with Strong Cast
Reduction In Prlces:-Second Cir
Gle, Front Seats, Use; Second Circle,
Back Seats so cents. Third Circle,
all parts. csc, Other parts OF the
house will remain as before,
Doors open at 1850; Performance be-
gins at ),
Mr.. Margetts states that his ex-
pcricnCe as manager was short one
and lhaI o. u nftnI.--ln the sIl IN NOR of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
ARE you RESTLESS AT NIGHT

And hatrassed by bad cough7 Use
Billiards. Horehouud syrun. IL wifi sscure
you sound sleep and tffec, n prompt ami
radical cure. &c, soc and $40. Sold by
= G, NJ. |. Drug Dept. il2.lla South Main
Street IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

Match" all OF next season, and very
few II any changes will be made In
the personnel Of her company.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. who after a ca
reer as society butterfly In Chicago be-
came leading figure on the American
stage, has again given evidence OF her
versatility by proving successful
business woman. IL Is said that she
has pieces of realty IN more American
cities than any other prominent wo-
man OF the stage. In the course OF the
tour she finished recently before set
ting down for an engagement at the
Academy OF Music In New York City,
she bought property In Philadelphia,
Pittsburg. Baltimore and Washington,
as well as large amount Of stock In a
rolling mill near Mechancsburg, Pa.
Louis James, speaking OF clara Nor
ris and the DAILY days, said she loved
10 break up the actor who WIS playing
with her, | remember one night In
Miss Mutton the last act, she threw
herself down on her knees before me
and said, as only Clara Morris could
say It. Let me see my children once,
before die The tone of despair was
such that | forgot | was acting, forgot
my lines, and Just stood there. over
come by emotion. Then she lifted up
her wonderful eyes the tears stream
Ing down her face. and whispered Say.
Cul what's the matter with YOU any
how1'"
John Alexander has just completed
an oil painting OF Miss Adams IA the
Oh -, ,T D.. .trGn
shortly exhibited In the lobby OF the
Empire theater, New York. Mr.. Alex
ander's principal purpose was to re-
fleet the aerial, elin quality % Peter
Pan conveyed by Miss Adams. Tho
artist has done this by representing
Peter Pan soaring above earth with
both arms outstretchcd toward the
west and the hands claspiug the pipes
of Pan. TO enhance the sense Of airi-
ness and fleetnoss, clouds OF flying
birds are represented In the lower and
azure sky In the upper plane aud back
ground OF the picture,
This is the latest; Wil 4. Page. busl-
ness manager Tor Olga Nethcrsole.
sends word that she has completed ar
rangements FOR one OF the most re-
markablo theatrical movements on
record. She opens her seagou next
fall IN London, and moves direct from
London to san Francisco. where she
opens on Christmas day. Miss Neither
sole has seven carloads OF scenery Tor
the nine plays I'm her repertoire, ana IN
stead OF shipping this by freight across
the continent, Miss Nethersole has
found Il eNpedient 10 charter a large
ocean steamer to move all her effects
from London to San Francisco by way
OF Cape Horn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
bragg versus POTTER.

Mr.. Margetts states that his ex-
pcricnce as manager was short one
and that n after-in the summer Of
1S70--the house reverted to its form
er managers, Messrs. Caine & Claw
son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
t61 lt,!l&5iz'I1852

hey were decorated with flowers on The
eth IN memory Of their birthdays, al.
though Irying's anniversary really fell
on Feb. s. Many person, visited both
tombs and the Dickens societies IN the
United Kingdom celebrated the day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

Herman Charles Meriyale, who has
just been laid In his grave IN England
was known to most people as the au-
thor and ndapter Of various successful
plays. including Forget Me-Not" and
Fedora" As u poet this scion OF a
family OF authors II not often remem-
bered, though no wrote some verses that
deserve 10 live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

Dolly Warden has been taken over
by the Aborn Production company and
will be sent on the road In the near
future. The Countess Olga Won Hatz-
feldt, who succeeded elsie Janis IN
The Little Duchess" VIII play the title
part. The countess viii probably be
seen IA the part In this city next sum
tner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

Miss Maxine Elliott has elected 10
become her own theatrical manager,
Her present contract expires at the end
OF this season ana from that time on
Miss Elliott VIII manage herself. She
VIII continue to play Her Great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

The graves OF Charles Dickens and
Sir Henry Irving In Westminster Alb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

Manager Bistes OF tho orphoum pro-
misses quite as good u bill for next
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
En- San Francisco, Ley marcial

New York Abril 20-La ley marclal ha sido procla
mada en- San Francisco, por orden del Gobernador
pendendose las garantas constituencies Los ees de la
mca puesta sobre las rmas recben 6rdenes de dspara
baa sobre los adrones que saquean las runas. Ocho
estaciones bao tendas de campana coneccionan amen
tos proven las gentes que los piden Sc evantan
campamentos para abergar los que encuentran sin
hogares. E aqua escasea mucho vende por
altos precos Es impossible preveer cuando exnguiran
os ncendios que Sc producer Boston, New York, Bal
timore, Chicago San Luis otras cludades gran por
TELEGRAPH a Los Angeles grandes sumas para auxiliar
Ia la muncpadad de San Francisco desde ell primer ms
tante impedr que de ondos Sc organzan
ectas casi todos los Esados dencos fines Ell Pre-
sdene Roosevelt env6 mensae al acalde de la ciudat
prometiendo la yuda del poder eecutvo federal Han lie
contrbuyen contener Ell fuego Sc esta consguiendo
tablecer serycos regulares desplega energa
traordnara en- los trabai Jos de salvamento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
El canciller Won Bulow

Berlin, Abr 20-Los medicos que assten al cancller
Won Bulow decaran que possible restabecer saud
un periodic de agunos meses condc6n de que retire
en- absolute de los negocos entregue al descanso sin
preocupaciones asamento que restaure organs
E emperador nombrara un sustltuto temporal en- la
cancera reservando por cortesa afectuosa puesto
al ustre nvaldo Este consdera aptitudes para
prosegur trabajos pero somete las 6rdenes de
Guiermo II. La familia desea marchar resdenca
campestre las orillas del Rhin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
UNAS CLAR|DADES
Barcsloneta, Abrll II de 1906.
S,for Director de La ReviSta de
Puerto Rico
Lares Abrll de 1868.


Muy sefior mic:
AL presentarse 81 egente aolici
tando auacripciones, tome IL + rme de
81 sobre el aarScter de 10 pub 'jcl cion,
y siendo e'te compatible cop m'u idea
les polillcos, ordere 10 suscripcI6r.
AL recibir el primer nGnero 6 ses
ell I insro XIV de "A del corriente, be
tsnido el peIar de leerlo, pudiendc
formar IN iuicio muy pobre de 81 J
del ergsfio de su sgente.
clos unionistss imposibiliisdoi
para hscsr buenss leyess, para nuss-
ira dstgracisda ials, no debemos sos
teuer una publicac Ga &c esq fndole
nj mucho menos prettAr apcyo y pro
seec!6n & tmericaros que de ssa ma
nera pisnsAn y escribsn.
Por tanto quedo desde este mo
mento deslIgsdo del compromise d
reclbir ~ peri6diCo Cuyo rdmero
devuelvo por este correo.
Atentamente,
| DR.. FELIPE 3, CoRDERo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
.Or Gable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Catastrofe de California

San Francisco Abril 2O-Los hospitales estan lenos
temporamente por cenenaes de herdo cyas resdencas
no exsten hoy Sc que las perddas en- edcos
mercancfas ETC. egaran doscenos milones de dollars
pero es impossible fjar nnguna cantdad sin exponerse
quedar cacuQ ante ruina tan Los
depostos caneras del gas hceron explosion desde e pr
mer momento. Gran numero de de edicos fue
ron volados dnamita que bremente para
tener las lamas. Ell teatro de la Opera e Post-Olce
los hoteles mas untuosos esan escombros Las
de las GALES quedaron rotas vocadas inservlbes En-
dversos puntos puede penetrar del hacna-
miento de materaes cacnados. E concejo municipal en-
peza adopar vaentemente dsposiclones con e aux
lilo de la poicia Han acudldo fuerzas de Los Angeles
prestar su cOncurso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
El Vesuvio y San Francisco

Londres, Abr 20-Los seism6logos de esta capital d
eren opnones respecto de la conex6n que pueda
exstr entire la erupc6n actual del Vesuvo los erremoos
de San Francisco La mayora cree que ambos en6menos
enen en,ace suberraueo que el Vesuvo, Mont Pelee
Hawai- forman un trangulo colossal comunlcandose
concidendo en- sus movmentos la quetud relatva del
Vesuvio suceden los terremotos de California teme
que agdn otro punto presenter manifestations de la
misma fuerza que determine estas catastroes tan gan
tescas distancias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
El Papa negro ha muerto

Roma Abri q FL Reyerendo padre Martin, Gene
raj de los iesuitas, llamado Ell PAPA NEGRO, de
su immense poder sobre Ia orden que drige e mundo
ha muerto aver en- esta cudad III padre Martin eerca e
generaato hace muchos amos Suinfuenca catolcis
mo vena Embellishments despues de la del Sumo Pont6
|ce Pic envi6 al agonizante su bendci6n IN ExTREMs
Los iesutas de toda TERRA enviaran Roma ceduas
de votac6n para eeg al General Sc que este
sera un sacerdote de Aemania de los Estados Undos
nero debera residir cerca del Vaticano,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
Las huelgas en- Courrieres

Paris, Abril 2O.-Las huegas de Courreres contndan
adqurendo mayor gravedad Los des6rdenes suceden
hora tras hora Los hueguista nvaden los ed6cos par
tcuares los entregan al saqueo. En- varias GALES
consruyen barrcadas Es una nsurrece6n forma que
resse abiertamente la uerza pdbca. La cabaeria d6
aver vaas cagas al trote los sabes alto Muchos
herdos bao poteo de los cabaos Para hoy expde la
orden de dsparar depues de hechas las tres ntmacones
que son necesaas segun c6dgo frances Sc aguardan
choques saugrientcs entire las tropas la muchedum.
IIra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
CONSEJO EJECUT|VO
La session de aver jueves.
Minuta de asuntos. Al.
qunos nombramientos.
FRANQUICIAS
Interpolation de Mr.. Graha-
me. Sobre Ia compania
de vapores. -Muelle

En- Ia tarde de aver ae rauni6 ell
Conseio Eiccusivo, presidiendo el &C.
nor Crosas. Concurrieron los Eefiores
Feuille, Willoughby, Barhose, del
Valle, Grahame, Ward Cabot, Fa'k.
ner y Sanchez Morales.
I'll aecretarIo Mr., Bahnst reparti6
el caendsrIo de los aauntos que fue.
ron tratados. 4.---
El Comite dc eleeeiones soliciso
autorizsct6n para llenar lss vacantes
que ocurran en- los agenses electora-
| les. Sc aprob6 por csyorfa.
Fueron nombrados los sefores
don Lorenzo Rodriguez para agente
del primer precinso de Juana Diaz
de don Santiago Hernandez para oil
segundo.
Sc aprob6 un arrisndo del Comi-
sionado del Interior con un sgricul-
tor de Cidra, ror cuatro amos. La
comisi6n de Ffanquicias, Privileglos
| y Concesiones, solicit6 40 derogue lA
ordenapza otorgada q Ia compaiifa
Bspj jamin Horton, concedi6ndole au.
torizaci6n para establecer un sistems
do telefonos larga distsncia en-
Puerto Rico.
FL aef1or Horton no cumpli6 con
ninguno de los requisites expuestcs
ante el Comit6 de Franquiclas. I'll
informe fue aprobldo por unanimidad.
Sc concedi6 una franquicia & 10
compsfiiA sAmerican Railroads para
establecer una via que no obasruya
los carreteras y caminos pdblicos.
Mr., Willoughby irf)rno scerca
do una peiici6n que se pss6 & su De-
, partamento por el Superintendent de
\ Elecciones, deaignAndo los empleadoa
} y aueldos que por ahora pecesita en-
5 su departameuto.
0 Sc aprobaron los nombramiertos
D siguientes, por unanimidad,
0 Asiatenta Supervisor, 50 500. Dos
J. IempleAdos, 81 500. Unempleado, OIL 200
Un empleAdo, $1,000. Un empleado,
z $40. Dos empleados, $3.50. Dos men :
|. sjeros, $3.50 Tres Superintandenssa
q auxlliares, q 81 200
: Mr.. Grahame pide que 80 conce-
o dan einco dollars para reparaciores en-
}. el muelle dc Cataf1o.
). Dicha psslci6n fue hscha en- Ia pa
% ada sesi6n por el Auditor do Puerto
Rico.
q Mr.. Wllloughby man faGs que
|. para hsc dichA concession ha do In
i. tormar al ccmite de hacienda, (rlsss),
n Sc pcne & votaci6n y no en- apro
o bada.
II Sc autorIsa al connie do Tranquil
o cas para inveaiigar determinados he-
% choa que alegan favorihsmos por
} parte de 10 comEaffs constructors del
muelle de San Juan. 81 dIch1s hsthos
10 90 confrman, 40 autoriza al comile
D. para que se apropie dicho muelle.
% Mr.. GrahRme pid.6 90 invsstigu'
j. 81 hay al2do conveniu entire una com
., psfiia y Ia New York and Porto Rict
d Steamship Company, que atecsa loI
10 intsreaes del pueblo. Solicit5 quo el
Il vista de Ia impcrlar cIa del asuato Il
Q, comisi6n de ftar quiciss eatudie dete
el nidxmente IL question y Sc resuelv
r. luego en- siempo oportuno. Por ura
o. nimidad Ge vot6 10 proposition dc Mr
II G ahame
ue Sc lsy6 un cable del almiraut
Dunlap c0munic ndu cue Ia ciudad
les San Francisco de California que tier
% 900 COO slmas fde dsstrui y totslmen
por un terremoto,
olo No SO diacutieron ciros asunto
Tue L. aeai6n ne levant6 4 las cuRtro
ma vsinticinco minutes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
DESDE LARES
Meeting unionista en- eI ba'
rrio PiIetas. ."-Hablaron
varios correligionarlos
OTRO MEETING
Una hoja.-Candidatos re-
publicanos. - No tlenen
conform midad.

Segdn informe q ese Ieri6dico, se
verified oil dfa Is del corriente un i'm.
portants meeting unionista en- oil ba'
rrio do Plletas, casa del digno GORE
ligtonario don Isabel Molina.
A pesar dc 10 lluvia que f.e muy
eontinua y pertinsz ese dfa, SO di6 cita
un gran rdmero de ciud ianos de
squel barrlo, saliendo altAmente %.
tisfechos de 10 propaganda allf reali
zAda en- bien de Lue.tra qusrida pa'
t.ia.
Los compatriotas gus tomaron 4
su cargo elta eampAfa hablAndo co.
rrectamente y en- muy buen ssnt!do,
fueron sl Presidsnte stfior Sein, don
Alcides San Antonio, don jose Ma
nuel Segarrs, don Oncfre RODRIGUEZ,
don Juan Gopzilez Mercado, don Pc
dro Celestlno Santiago, don Enrique
Villavicenclo y el que suscribe, todos
muy ben probadoa en- eatas luehas
cfvicas.
ri acto fue smenixado por 10
orqueats, el cual result6 magnifco
y traacendental, Para oil domingo
pr6xlmo 90 efecsuarA otro meetir 6
unioniata en- Ell bArrlo dc eCalleiones2
y casa de nueatro dignfsimo compa-
triota don Jole Dolores Cruz.
-Suenan much 30 candidates por
oil partido republicano para el cargo
de alcalde en- las faturas e.eccionea
entire ellos fgursn don Luis Gorzags,
don Armando Mendtz, el obrsro don
Ramon Colon y don Simon Burgos.
FL que tiene mas probabilidades de
zalir electo en- Ia convention repuEli.
cana 81 81 aeffor Colon, quien 90 muy
popular en- el barrio el sEspinos don.
dc eitA considerable como Jefe de Ia
fracci6n mas importante del partido.
= Los republicanos han circuladc
una hoja invitando para nm xmeesio e,
on el barrio Calleiones On una cas-
muy csrea de dcnde ha dc celebrars'
el de los unionistas.
I'll cabo zefior B'ugueras se mos
tr6 inconforme con 10 pre.enci6n d.
Edelmiro Mendez, de efsctuar en- vi
miamo barrio y en- igual fecha do
mitin polfsicos por Greer que pud.er'
perturharse 81 orden, dado el car acte
del tal Mendez, quien se ha propues
TO entorpecsrlo todo sin reparar el
las consecuencias fatales que pudie
ran reaultar por cualquier thoqus.
| Ei cAbo Brl gueras sabe que nos
otros anuncil ms ese mitin con ante
rioridad al de los republicanos y gu
estos 10 anutc!aron despues &C n el f
de interrumpir tuestra propsganda
Entsndemos, pues, que deben con
, currir sllf fuerzAs sufi ,isntes dc pol
efa on provision de cua q dier desol
, den que pueda promover sl adversari
como tiene por coatumbre.
al -Rsina disguato entire los repr
= blicanos por el nombramiento recAfd
D en el miamo Medex para miembro
la Junta de inscription electoral Unc
dicen que el no psga contribuc!6l
= otros Que esta procesado y los mks qr
0 dem uestra mucha mbici6a y egoism,
, Parece que eran muchos los aspirar
o tss & ese cargo ror rsz6n de loa dt
Y pesos.
IL CoRRESPoNSAL.
o Lares Abrll de 1868.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
REUNION POL|TICA

A fn de reelegir Ia nueva JuntA
Local unioniata de CAtaiio, ell presi-
dente de la cub iunts, don Miguel Mi
rabal, invita- q los Corrsligionarlos
del poblado para una reunion que 81
Eelebrark ell domir 60 % en la hacien
d. <San Antonics, casa de don Args
Csatsro, Bsyam6n
El acto 90 ahrltk q la una de Il
tArds,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-20
ADHESION POIITICA
Llqulllo, Abrll 1G dc l 908.

sr. Director de La DEMoCRAcIA.
Muy atfor nueatro; Los que sus-
cribimos hacemos constsr que habien'
Go cumplido Ia edad para ser electo-
res y & fin de que Sc conozca pueatra
fliscion polilica, declkramos; que res
eonociendo que ell gran arsido tUni6n
puertorriQut6as es Ell que verdadera.
msnts trabsia ptr el p,cgreto J bic
neatar de IussiTa pAtriy, eI vAmos
de todo cora in, suplcsndo ae noa
conceda IN pueato como soldados de
fils, pero dispueitos 4 ser los prime.
ros en- la lueha por el triunfo de nuea.
tros ideales, -AIVAro Elias, Eassban
+ igueros, Vidal Rodriguez,
Ezz==zzzz=zsrszs-
en- Ia sala de ssGiorss del ousrpo re-.
fsrido.
iG .oria los h0mbTea ilustres y {
loa pueh,os agradeGdo'
CQRREsPoNsAL.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-15

fruit of any consequence in 1906. we
had expected about 300 carloads but
will be lucky to get 10. Almonds and
apricots are entirely gone, and the
nectarines and Bing cherries also.
Here and there are a few very early or
very late peaches and some Royal An
ne, Black Republican, Tartarian and
Gov. Wood cherries but | doubt if the
yield will be sufficient for the local
market. But few pears and apples are
raised here, as peaches and cherries
were considered much more profitable.
There will be a few pears of the in
ferior varieties and perhaps half a
crop of apples. Grapes that were we'll
covered promise an average yield. The
trees have crowded out the berry
patches, and those that remain do not
promise very we'll. Strawberries are
now about over. The yield was hardly
enough for local consumption. Rasp-
berries and blackberries are coming
on fairly well, but the patches are
small and there will be few to ship.
AS far as | can learn the foregoing
is fair statement of the fruit con-
dition over a wide stretch of eastern
Washington and western Idaho. Small
sheltered hooks scattered around
through the various valleys will give
better report but the general crop
of fruit in the so-called Inland Empire
is not likely to cut much of figure
in the 1906 report for the United
States. 1t was hoped that on the high
grounds of the Palouse and Nez Perez
reservations where the trees were re-
tarded by the snow last winter the
outcome would be better for apples,
pears and cherries. A friend living
in the Clearwater country of Idaho
writes me that he expected to ship
10000 boxes of apples this year, but
now thinks he will have hard work
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ticipation in all the profits of the cor
poration. Such a corporation is the
Seattle Improvement Syndicate, whose
operations are conducted IKE those OF
only one other concern in the United
States-the American Real Estate Co.
of New York, organized Is years ago
with capital stock of 100000. This
stock is now worth thirteen times the
original value. It's assets in 6 per
cent guaranteed bonds exceed $4,000
900.
The Seattle Improvement Syndicate
restricts it's operations to Seattle bus
mess property, putting it's money into
the heart of the city-into the most
valuable realty whose value cannot
depreciate, but must always increase
with the growth of the city. This
assures absolute stability to the con-
Germ. A share of the Syndicate's stock
means a share in the ownership of