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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-03-08
Vegetarian Senator.

Try me just once and I am sure e
come again. Defiance Starch.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-03-08

Tho genuine has date ard mum Der
your druggist.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-03-08

One can be buried in Oblivion with
out the aid of an undertaken.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-03-08
Mother Cray. Sweet Powders for Children.

II is often difficult for the young
father to hold his CHn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
NO TRIAL FOR
GEORGE BEEDE
JUDGE FRAZIER SAYS IT IS FOR
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY TO
DECIDE WHETHER OR NOT 1T
10 woRrt4 WHILE.

George neede. accused of attempt.
Ing 10 murder Ray Mcdonald by
shooting him IN tho back. will never
be tried. according to a decision
made today BY Judge Frater. 10
whom Prosecuting Attorney Mack
inios submitted the question a. TO
WHISTLER the man should be tried or
not
Judge Frazier said today that the
decision aa 90 whether he be prose-
eutcd or not was Tor the prosecuting
attornsy to make. and MIR MRckln-
tuAh stated that inanmuch as a con-
virtiou vas impossible the case will
be dropped.
Mcdonald has refused 10 testify
against Beede. who did the shooting
while Mcdonald was walking with
Mrs beede and without his evil
denee nothing substantial can be
proved against Becde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
IMPOSITION THEORIES
MSKE RED BY MIR. HOWE

Fsir Hove who Investigated municipal ownership
Az.
Is seixht 81 pabllc opsnon municipal
estship the
M largely resolved the proper
hns and powers Of government
AAsedY municipal ownership
1ars eorupion The dealings
arsnf 80 -
iasre evidence that the Of the
81 "a dsTprated that they incapable Of such
Ff undertakings over or all these criticisms
aFfe 10 be true
TIE Interests Of the city
1870 40 q character attracted the public service Sim
- nAsaons make the pablo the press very and
ssase 70 TEE municipal business
- ne dongs o. the published widely and
rsed Public spirit II the maintain
ssr Of a representatives n the council At the time
W agny and eFeapec 70 have been bred BY the
ssoas service employees.
neFe Is no considerable sentiment In favor % return pf
- poh among portion ~ the commnny the
- class Interested private franchises
@s Success q the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
NO FEARS FOR
RECALL
MAYOR AND CITY ARg SATISFIED THAT MEASURE
rs VALID.
rs VALID.

SO far AZ the validity Of the recall
measure ls concerned. Mayor Moore
and the other heads ~ the municipal
departments are to-day perfectly sat
iafied that " IL entirely legal.
The question vas raised as 10
whether the amendment received
enough votes AZ the recent election.
Under che city charter Il IL npacl.
fled that TO carry. such an amend
meni should receive 20 per cent OF
the votes cast
A search of Pierce'a code shows a
Law which in effect nuilifIes the en-
tire city clause covering a charter
amendment election. The city stat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
IS
NOT NEEDED

Judge Hanford. Of the United
States circuit court. on Saturday
dismissed the suit for a receiver for
the Mccarthy Dry Goods company.
Judge tIanford held that no suffi-
cicnt cause for a receivcrship was
proved.
Tho receiver was asked By certain
stockholders and creditors OF the
company. aud the allegation was
made that the assets Of the company
had been ovcrestimatod. and that
the present manager was lacking in
the experience required for the 20.
sitlon Judge Hanford held how
ever. that the showing made by the
company Of its assets and prospects
was such as 20 make rcgeiycrship
unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
tx I IA!
->s~~-,-~--s---~--e~~<~@~
SIO |

An old soldier was found on the
university campus this afternoon
suffering from self inflicted bull
ie, wound.
He said that he had shot himself
al 10 10 and had lain undiscovered
fas several hours.
he vas found by 4 party % stu
deuta The wounded man refused
70 taik and his name was not learn
ed Il ia not known whether he
shot himself accidentally or with
suicidal latent Tia wound IL ser
ious and viii probably result In bis
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
PROVES A SUCCESS
frederick C. Howe, Sent to England to lnyesti-
nate, Tells Of Great Growth and Marvellous
Success OF Municipal Operation Of Public
Utilities.
.y GIBSON GARDNER.

WASHINGTON, y c April Il. e.
=. vcnaerfal growth aud success
's-uolr.pal ovusrshlp 81 street rail
as Gas companies, waierWosk'
= chez puhlls utilities Ia Ems
- !, ne subject q = report ius'
Ia. ~ The general governments
las.ssmsns a labor
rv-ae,ie c Howe, IN. n wen'
.s,oaa As the special ageni Of the
r..,.a States government 60 study
- me~eg Ia view Of the inereas
!. a.srpst 10 these matters this In
s.w.,bou i llkely 70 attract more
Axn usaal Interest AZ this Time
i ne eanclgsion 81 Mr. Howe
~ fhs rnitad states Is far behind
:. r~ss q TIE world "a this liae.
Al Rflsela there are s,iio pub
! rsarrssslaks o. various sorts
elsAlnx seirfscFts gas plants
sIs.rsclfy planis street railway
.F.ena &c. and o. this number
t.,s are owned BY municipalities
- asly isSs 81 private corpora
- Nnny Of the latter are pass.
= ate pntsie controi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

= Municipal ownership stimu-
iAtes public spirit. promotes good
elglseaship aud aroa&es local pairi-
u&gau
Public operation Is consistent
With fhc bess Interests Of the com
munitY. Il permits one public utii-
ity 80 serve another.
Public ownership has greatly
eheapened The cost Of service.
Municipal oHHrFshlp has
proved a financial naeces. ln mAny
cities u has paid of city debts and
cut taxes
Municipal ownership has i'm
pFpFes the conditions % iabog by
Increasing waxea. shortening hours
and establishing cordial Relationship
between the publlc and iis servants.
Municipal ownetshlp = sub
i~ct 10 public sentiment Every
voter 10 q critic and can make his
inflasnce felt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
ARE INSPECTING
THE PASS
MILWAUKEE OFFICIALS ARE
LOOKING OVER THE GROUND
BEFORE GIVING THE CON.
TRACTORS TaE WORD TO ne.
oiN-coNTRAcTs ARE AL
LAT.

The final inspection OF the route
If the Chicago. Milwaukee a 81
Paul through the Cascades.
At snoqualmie pass. IL IN progress
to-day chief Engineer Pearson left
Saturday night for South Bend.
where be was joined hy Division
Engineer Preston. from Ellenaburg
The contracts Tor the construction
Nofk have all been let and the DIFF
fefent contractors are ready 90 be-
gin a. soon a. given the signal.
Men and equipment have been as
ssmbied at she various portions Of
the right Of way and everything Is
uoN In readiness for business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
BOND ISSUE
QUESTIONED

Questions touching the validity Of
the recent municipal election, at
which the people voted for two big
bond issues. 100000 for the park de-
partment and 5000, geo for the light
ing system. were brought 10 the at
tsntion Of Mayor Moore today and
the opinion OF Corporation Counsel
Calhoun viii probably be asked
upon the legality OF the election be-
fore any more steps can be taken
towards issuing the bonds.
Tho entire problem hinges upon
the clause In the city charter which
provides that a bond issue requires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
POLAND KILLS
MANY RUMORS

pointed a committee TO solicit sub
seriptione for tho esuvias sufferers
The committee includes John Cor
glat. chairman. Frank nuty. ~
Pesce. Fred Marine. Or. De pitern0.
Antoni Maguano, o. n Spencer.
Louis Heinrich. II. sartoria and 4
r. Sweeney.
The men selected were notified
during the day By the mayors prl-
vate secretary. and II II expected
that they will hold a meeting to
morrow to organize for the work u
raising funds Each member 81 The
committee will probably be given a
district to cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

utea insists that a petition be pre-
sented 30 days preceding the cleo
ton and that the city council shall
pass a resolution calling for such
election at least 80 days prior to
opening the polls.
So far an the recall amendment Ia
concerned the Law was not obsyed
On any particular. but the mayor and
others express a conviction that un-
der Plerce's code none OF the eondi-
tons imposed In the city charter are
necessary and that the passage OF
the bin Ia therefore entirely legal.
whether II answered the stipuia-
tons In the city charter or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
SAILORS WAIT
INSTRUCTIONS
WAGE SCALE WILL DC SET.
TIED IN sAs FRANCISCO
THIS WEEK. AND MEN WILL
SHIP As USUAL UNTIL pEci.
sios HAS aEGa REACHED.

To. local Sailors union "a. tos
DAY awaiting Instructions fFom san
f1anriseu p@ndinE any aetiau on ihs
next is-month agreement for wages.
hieh expired yesterday.
The tpcai members wilt make NJ
advance towards an Agreement an.
81 notified from the Hay city y
IL expected that ne veTa will be
given out for a week ~ 10 days
Un,li then sailors wiii ship AZ the
old wages and receive their nsw
scale from the companies when
an agreement L. reached n not a
strike will be declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
BOUTS
ARE KILLED

SAN FRANCISCO. April i6.-As
an outcome of the recent amateur
boxing tournament, In this city,
President Harrison 81 the Olympic
club has written President McCabe
Of a local amateur association. stat
ing the club has found that there IS
no such thing as amateur boxing on
the coast. and recommends that
amateur boxing be discontinued by
the association Il rs believed that
the result Of this and other recent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
AGED MAN HELD
AS Wife BEATER

@. Blekmycr. sc years old. Of
York station. has been locked up IN
the county fail for wife beating.
The old man. who has been a gard
aner ia this county for 20 years and
more. Is said 20 have been drunk
and 10 have brulally treated his
aged wife
Friends Of the family are making
efforts to secure the old mans re-
lease. claiming that. while he was
slightly intoxicated no did no harm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
mssri,, Denies n,
FIGHTING
FOR FOOD

NAPLES. April ie.-The crup-
tinna from Veauvlus arc COMPARE
lively slight today The fear 81 the
people IL gone aud all their energies
are devoted Ia relief
The sufferers are fighting for The
raiioua issued hy the government
Buffalo Bill" Colonel Cody. has
Bant 81 600 Tor relief
Two aged women. stiil alive. but
spoechleas. we're unearthod at Otto
lnuo yesterday By Beafehers after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

a three-fifths vote at a municipal
election. Does this mean three-fifths
% the vote east for and against tho
bonds themselves. or does II mean
three-fifths Of the total number ~
votes castg
This Is where the question rests.
and the mayor. before giving an
answer. has requested an opinion
from prominent lawyers. II Is en-
tlrely a proposition of construction,
based absolutely upon the proper
reading OF the single clause relative
20 she proportion Of votes which are
necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

SPRINGFIELD. III. April ls-
Judge Humphrey Of The federal
court this morning sentenced Col
J Hamilton Lewis. corporation
eounssl u Chicago. 10 50 days Ia the
san gnmore county iaii for cen
tempt II cnaff Lewis was accused
~ violating an injunction against
the creditors ~ the Alton. Ill.
NRsefuufks foe Ming claims
The sasn waa one In which Col
Lewis acted for client whe
claimed that the FARMERS Loan q
Trust company % Boston over bin
$500 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

Municipal insurance schemes are
flndiaE favof and there ia consider
able agitation In favor ~ municipal
savings hanks and brokerage aatAb-
lishments for the disposal % aecuFi
ties
A number 81 cities supply sterii.
iEed milk for chlldreu and tho ulti.
mate munleIpalifatian 81 the eatirs
milk supply u being urged.
Glasgow maintains an institntion
for the cure % iHshriatea woiyer.
hampton sellA Ice to the traders OF
the town
After discussing s9as OF the OBJ
iecfions aud causes Of opposition
which have had 10 - overcome In
Great Britain. Professor Hove con
claaes With the following summary
of some Of tho advantages OF munic-
ipai ownership
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

n British have eese generally
3 sseept vaelle a. opposed to pFi'
NJ cwnership "a applied 20 water,
II ,lwfrlc lighting. street railways
q narksis Parliament itse'f
t,seA Aas been cautious uf tta
rssi ef powers NOV treats thess
-hssrlsx A. naturally public ones.
) ssfi0nz places. says the report.
zs-hlysl Oh neFship has eume TOW
: .nfiude municipal dwellings,.
keSa mzrkst& baths race courses
Hxw fsherses. slaughter houses
"A <spots. employment bureaus
nj @ssze farms
~ CITY of frighton owns the 10.
Il 1ff eonrns srpfn whieh e d.
zsss . revenue - from ti0.e1a "a
Elks yszT. Municipal theAfers
ns. hssn opened at hF.EhtNn and
suskacfuugk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
new USE FOR
SACRAMENTO

WASHINGTON. April with
out opposition the house today
passed the Mckinney OH permitting
the diversion - the waters ~ the
Sacramento river for irrigation pur-
poses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

K@f Hsmi manufacturers lta uwn
asssg stoaes and sell them "a eoa-
.zztxs At . profit
ca<As<ssf has a municipal oyster
~
Manchester produces soap. OIL.
a-zs and Mortar as rcsstaais
- ~ xss and other Industries.
Mag eliles sapplyinx gas deal In
sus< and gas flssinKs. Others. dnAl.
y . electricity. wire the houses
II supply them vita fittings.
&sssport ard Bradford are advo-
a.izz munlesSal tailoring establish
1<a's 10 rxEafarinre ms unlforma
= suxr enptufss
) sn< Of the northern districts
: Grsi Britain proposals have
sssx advanced that the munlcipail.
- ss13ld bur 10 coal mince for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
FOR
INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. Aprii IL seas /.
Tor Tilimau today prsseuted reao.
luton calling an Inquiry a. to the
political contributions Of national
banks Hepburn. Of Idaho. took ths
tionF on the rate bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

six days entombment The women
we're protected by the rafters Of the
house aud managed 10 live on few
mnreela uf food they had tucked
away IN their clothing Their res
cue from a living tomb. coming az
q did on Easter Sunday. had an
electrical effect upon the naturally
impfenslonabie Italians who cele-
hrafed Easter with unusual fervor.
layor Moore this morning ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
WIDOW DIES
FROM SHOCK

ST LOUIS. Mo. April is-Ths
widow 81 william X. Lemp. the
brewer, died today as a result Of
the shock ~ her husbands suicide
three years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
Gener al Manager of Alaska Central Says He
Will Not Resign and That Road Will Be Built
According to the Plans Originally Outlined.

10 the end u the completed portion
and engineers are already Ia the In
terror field making surveys.
Has Bought Terminals
During the past month the com
pany has bought and paid for 40
acres OF land which viii be used ior
its Tanana terminals a. Teuana-
George v. Baldwin, chief Of the en-
gineefing corps al the interior end.
negotiated the deal.
Mr. Poland expects 10 leave for
the north On the Portland. but II he
does not arrange matters. Will sail
north % Juneau on the jefferson
tomorrow night. aud there await
the arrival Of the Excelsior and 70
20 Seward.
Knockers Appear.
= have rotieed " said Mr. Poland.
that no matter what the PROPOSE
ton Is for Alaska. there are always
knockers who at once get out that
little hammer. The Alaska Central
has tried 10 keep out Of print as
much aB possible. aud 20 many Of
these slight knocks no attention has
been paid The road Is an assured
thing We are building through
country which will not be travereed
by any other Of the contemplated
roads TO the Interior Our field 10
exclusive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

The West Coast Steamship com
PAM sas incorporated az Olympia
Saturday for $4,000 BY A schu-
bach. g. VI Hamilton and " v.
Sieuton. All ~ this city This n
the company which owns and opsr-
aiea the steamer Jeanne The two
first members arc of the local Nome
company. sehuhlch 4 Hamilton.
and Mf atcnion VIII act a. agents
at Nome Tor TIE company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
MITCHELL SAYS
HE'S SATISFIED

saANitNAPoLIs. April IA ahn
49,. Ah president 81 the United
- = gfkeFs. and Secretary Treas.
wilson are here Vice Preat-
~. -. LsAls Hill arrive tonight 10 at
- 'a' executive boarHH special
=. 'u,narfow Mitchell SAYS be-
A''aAsd With tha satus of az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

fairs The board la 10 discuss the
adsisahnitv - lcvYing an aascss-
nncnt on the miners whose employ
ers have signed the ta01 scale ana
out their usn So work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

The company had been placed In
possession Of the walerwofks Al Al
ioe asd Judge Humphrey had grant
cd ~ injunction restraining any
p~raesas from filinE suits against the
conp<ny for the money due iie-
Gauss Col. f.ewia dinfeTarded the In
Junction and started q suit In the
state court be was cited for con-
tempt
TIE court this morning promised
to remit the sentence II Lswia soaid
wlthln five days dianisa the suit
Cod. Lewis. however. viii not
make saeh an agreement. ii to be-
iiexcd. peefeffinE 70 60 10 Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

n hay. no intention Of resigninR
The Alaska Central railroad viii BE-
built aud constructed from the plans
outlined ana drawn nj the begin
ming. aud which are now being
followed"
The above Is the only authorized
statement given 20 the press for
over a year BY " - Poland. chief
engineer and general manager u
the Alaska Central railroad Con
trary ia all reports. Mr. Poland has
not gone north. and was busily en-
gagged IN the affairs Of the road
when The Star was allowed an in-
teryieN from him Ia his offices. in
thet Denny building this forenoon.
Runners Are Thick
For the past two weeks rumors
~ various natures aud intent have
been circulated about the streets
IN regard 90 the future prospects Of
the Seward railroad. The clear. con
else statement Of SIR Poland sets
Al rest and puts 4 positive denial on
any rumors emanating from outside
sources
The company has 10 present date
spent over 5000. 900 IN the con
sfructiun 81 ifs road from Seward
A. present there are 500 men ia
the employ 81 the company the
greater part working on actual con
struction. Trains are running daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

moves In the same matter means
that amateur boxing Is doomed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

JAMES MOORE STORY THIS ErFGcr Is DREAM
CASTERS HACKERS Are Aoy TO CLOSE DEAL 10.
CAL

10 Tacoma and that everything Is
IN readiness 20 close With us
We have purchased from Mr..
MerFtu his iron properties on the
Pacific euast and are now only
Awzftlng their formal transfer.
a have not yet had time 10 look
into tfse offers made by Mr.. mn.
man % a choice Of sites for the
plant but can say nos that Ss
mus hass AZ lesss 400 acres before
We Ell make a selection.
csrnraittss IL Meeting.
Tha Chamber Of Commerce com.
iitse. Rfhich has IN hand the matter
Of ee nrinE permission from the fed
erat ebssfnment for the building %
the IAhs Washington canal. IL
m1estkE this afternoon with MIR
Moore in tho iatters office IN the
LufsfAf Exchange.
Ths mscilnx began al o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16
0'KEEFE IS GUILTY

j. J. O'Keefe. cancer specialist.
this morning pleaded guilty TO prac-
ticing medicine without a license
and was sentenced 20 serve GO days
in the county Jail
O'Keefe was recently arrested on
account OF the death of one OF hts
patients. The King County Med
ical association is at work on sew
eral cases similar 90 O Keefe' s, AMI
other arrests are expected TO fol-
low.
FOSTER. April i6.-A whist par
ty was given at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Foster. Saturday
evening and a very enjoyable even
ing waS spent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

James A. Moore says the Tacoma
steel plant story IL a dream.
Mr.. Moore returned this morning
from cas-, 81 the mountains and a.
noon today. gave a reporter fnr
The star the following statement
You can say that the Tacoma
story about cur steel plant going
over there is made Of whole cloth.
thirty.Nir inches wide
THAT Tacoma story was based
upon the statement that Merritt. Of
ndipth. and hls associates were Ia
terested in tho proposition.
Merit, Denies ".
= have here telegram from
Mr. Merritt denying that he has
anything whatever 90 do with any
proposition to build a steel plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

10 the end u the completed portion
and engineers are already la the In
terror field making surveys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-16

1ayor Moore this morning ap-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-21
De CAYEY.
deficiencies que Sc ssTaIar
en- aaueLIa administration.

En- una hoja suelta circulada en- Cayey
que aparece suscrita por Ia Junta Local
dc IA Union de Puerto Rico, Sc hacen notar
las deficiencies que deben ser corTegidas en-
aqueIla administration municipal, sefla
landose, eutre otras, que un solo m6dico no
puede desempenar como Sc debe, el selvi-
eio sanitario, Tesultando que Ia geute del
campo no es possible quede 10 atendida que
es menester.
No hay elementos de ninguna clase para
el servicio de incendios el aqua que se
toma en- la poblaci6n requiere mejorea coz
diciones de hygiene
Sc iudica tambi6n Ia necesidad de ms
talar una carnicerfa municipal que regule
y poDga coto demasfas de los especula-
dores, lleyando Ia carne al alcance del
pobre.
Hace falta Ia construction de un nuevo
cementerio.
Los unionistas de Cayey llaman frater.
nalmente la mas estrecha confraternidad
en- benefcio del bien comdu de la locali-
dad, sus compatriotas los republicanos
que deseen coadyuvar al meioramiento de
la cosa p6blica On So pueblo natal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-21
.NOTICIAS
De ARECIBO
(Ds maestro oOrrespOnsaI)

Agosto 19-Anoche di6 su primera
exhibici6n en- este Teatlo, el magnffco Ci-
nemat6grafo pTopiedad del sefior LoWande
el cual, ademas de Ia bondad del aparato
reune un extenso repertoire de visfas
completamente nuevas en- esta ciudad. Du
rante toda la semana actuara en- este tea.
tro pues ha obtenido gran aceptaci6n.
Aver se encontraban en- esta ciudad
de paso para Ponce, los leaders republica
nos sefores We've, Barbosa, Falcon Be
cerTil. Tuvieron varias entrevietas con lop
prohombres del republicanismo en- esta
ciudad.
Hoy Sc encuantran en- esta ciudad lop
leaders de la Federation presididos por
don Santiago Iglesias que celebraran IN
meeting sobre asuntos de la Federation
-Anoche hubo una boda simpatica.
Contraieron matrimonio cat6lico la sim
patica virtuosa senorita Suntita Figue
roa con el apreciable j6ven don Adolf
Futjera.
Apadrinaron ell acto el senior don Sebas
tan Figueroa y Ia He1ora Josefa Figueros
vda. de Futjera.
Ell Temple cat6lico estah profusamentt
iluminado numerosa concurrencia d,
amigos de los contrayentes llenaba las ma
YES.
Terminado el ceremonial pasaron todor
Ia casa de don Sebastian Figueroa, don
de fueron espleDdidamente obsequiadas.
La gentiI pareia forma pu nido de amor
en- la Hacienda "La Vega.
Les deseamos toda clase deTdichas
eterna luna de miel.
-TTnnr 400 aIaotorea SO insoVihiaron
entire viernes ssbado de la pasada sema-
ma. Quedan adn muchos por hacerlo.
-Esta tarde Sc dara un meeting unio
nista en- ell barrio de Garrochales.
Hay gran animation.