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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

HSmill. Aooehe d las 8, pArsis de
serviclo al haeer arresto individuo
Miguel Lara t'at6 de sgredir seno's y
uu pifio; Este upitn Su hermano Fran
ci'co Lara ambos de nuy malos ants
eedertes AccmeIieron 10 pollsis, H.
rAndo pisdrAs siendo necesArio hacer
uso rotten, rscibisndo el Miguel M
tuerts golps on ls cab 70, no 81
Francisco :por darss 4 la gs, perc
81 momento 10 arrests y ruus 4 smbr
disposition iueE municipal; pueblo 3,
sglomer6 csrcs cusrtel J I di,ue iC
con la rapidtE del easo s'n que hubis
ra la menor reI.aIenell, CabO Sierra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
ESTAD|ST|CA OFFICIAL
EI Negociado de Trabajo del
Departamento de Concrete
y TraSsjo E.E. U.U.
SOBRE PUERTO RICO
lnforme detallado y minucio.
so de la question del traba.
10 en- esta isla.

Fl NegociAdo dc Trsbsjo del De-
partamento de Concrete y Trabaio
do los Estados Unidos, did hsee POGO
& los vientos do la publicidsd un In
teresante volGmen que, entire otros
trabs jos, contlens IN informs dssalia.
do y bAstsnte minucioso de 10 oues.
tl6n del trabsio en- 10 pequens Anti.
lla que forma hoy dfa parte do 10 ns-
ci6n americana. Mr.. Waltsr e. Wsyl,
Ph. D., 90 el autor dc dicho ipforme.
Bien eonocido % el heeho do que
Puerto Rico es IN pAia euyA poblaci6n
90 ssombrosAmense grande, sompsra.
do con su extension territorial. La
Isla tiene un Area do 3, 500 millas cua.
dradas y una poblsci6n deas63. .243 ha-
bitantss; dc susrse que hsy 264 slmAs
por eada milla cusdrsda.
De los ss,243 habitantss que 90.
pdn el dltimo eenso siens la Isla,
58o. 426, 8 seA el 81, por eiento son Go
10 rsza Blanca; y 1853. SIT de color. La
proportion de personals blancas en-
Puerto Rico % mayor que 10 de eual-
quier pals do las Antillas, & exception
de Cuba. I'm Cuba hsy una proper.
son dc hsbitantes blsncos de Sc 9 Dor
cienio tsegda el Censo de 18ss); 6l.s
por ciento en- Puerto Rico; 1874 por
ciento On las Bei imadAs; q. .por cienio
On les Bahamas; Sc por oiento In
Barbados; 8 por ciento On ST. Vincen.;
4 por cisnto en- los Islss de Sotavsnto
ly % por ciento On jamaica. Seg6n
los dltmos censos hay una pro porei6n
ci6n mayor de personals blansAs On
Puerto Rico que en- los Estados dc
Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Luisiana
Aississippi y Carolina del Sur, 10
que 90 comprueba por Las siguientes
oifras. Florida, 43,7 por ciento (habi.
tAntss do colorl; Alabama, 45,3 por
cicnto; Georgia, 4e.7 por c.snto; Lpi-
sianA. 472 por ciento; Mississippi,
1857 por siensc Carolina del Sur, 6s.4
por clento; Puerto Rico. 3S.2 por
clento. Las eifras corrsspondisnsss 4
los Estados amsricanos citados, SON
con arrtglo al Censo de 1900; Les Qus
correspondent Puerto Rico, del Can.
80 do 1899.
N6tass que sl promsdio de ban.
COS Va en- Aumento en- Puerto REQ.
Hasta el Sfio l, 500 el aumer to de po~
, blAci6n 6e Ia razA de color fu6 en- au.
imsnto, pero dssde aq' 81 a1o ha lido
lT erdiendc terreno cor atantemense. Del
1882 por clenso dc genie dc color que
. hay 90 Puerto Riso, ct6ess que hay
un 50 s por cienlo de peraonss de san
gre mezslads; de suerte que s6lo qued q
un por ciento de toda 10 pobla.
: ci6n, de rszs negrs pura.
En- la region del O,ste On Puerto.
Rico Abundan mas los blancos Que
los negroI; en- el EAls la proporci6u
de blAncos 90 menor, slendo tambl6r
Algo mayor on el Norse que On el Sur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
Turqula sometda
Condiciones del arreglo

Constantinopla, Mayo 15.-Antes de veneer la prorr6
ga del ultimatum, goberno turco decide ceder las
Guar Tabah Sc pre6ere la demitac6n de la frontera
eggca la de la ronters angourca por conceso
nes especaes Despues del arreglo Egpo, la guarn
c6n de la peninsula de Sinai evtara que reptan los he
chos que dieron otgen al actual concto lngaterra
extende pues sus domnios terrltoro, pero saliva la
efectvidad de su protectorado en- Egipto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
Contestando al Gar.
AmniSt1a completa

San Petersburgo, Mayo Is Contestando al dscurso
que pronunci6 e Car la recepcn dada al Cd uma>
e Palaco de Inverno e presdente de aque cuerpo do
deseara entenderse para ben de la pata sin inter
mediaros que responder al sentmiento pdbco.
Pd6 nmedatamente la amnstia mas competa para todos
los beraes persegudos suspension de todas las penas
de muerte Dor causas potcas Esta conestaci6n es
bda con frialdad por los elementOs revolueonaros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale "a, ndmsro 1O4, oents, New
York. Sitio muy centrico. Pr6ximo
81 subway, q los elevGdoH, & los carrou
slecttieos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
BrodwAy, 7s y 90 avenida. Muy Cerca
del hotsl Mdrie A'stOinstts. donde eatG
81 Cub IberO americana A Iiets cuadras
del doctor Hsnna, Casa amplis , els.
gsats, oosina amsrIsaua J sSpAaola,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
Companies de Seguros'
British Mercantile Co

Londres, Mayo 15.-La $North British Mercantile
Companys ha ofrecdo tomar rededor de seenta cnco
miones de dollars p6zas ingesas de la <Mutuas, de
New York Sc que esta operac6n es sohctada por
los aseguradores de Iugaera que temen repesaas por
la negatva de las mpaas btanicas pagar los danos
hechos por terremotos dinamta en- San Francisco de
California; Sc aguarda negava de la &Mutuas una
oDeraci6n de tai naturaeza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
N0TAS DIVERSAS

Anoehe ae reuni6 lA Junta local
de 10 Union dc ests ciudad.
LA empresa de ferrocarriles de
Pusrto Rico nombr6 abcgsdos anGs 81
Comiie de FRANC uieiAs & los america
nos senores Hartzell J Mott.
Sc encuentrA en- San Juan el
prestigioao veeino propistsrio de FA
isrdo don Jose Garcia Becerril, hoy
slsmsnto de acci6n ca les alas unio
nistaa. sAlud amosle sfecsuosameuts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
|NTERESA A TODOS
0rden Gmero 1872 del Guar
tel General de Ia Policia
en- esta capital.
EN- LAS IkSCRIPCIONES
Para evltar que personals NAL
intencionadas perturben Ell
orden necesarlo.

Por la pressnte 90 dispone que
en- los dial de inscripciones 90 obssr-
ven las siguientss 6rdensa:
u Cada Comandante de pussto
dsatacsra un guardia armada fuera
dc cada local de inscripclones, desde
last a. m hssta que 90 eierre el co.
legio, sodos los df.s dc inscri pcIonea.
"a Los deoeres de los guardias
destscados en- los locales de inscrip'
clones ssr&n los siguientss:
(s) HarA que las personas que se
van 4 inacribir 80 formen en- Inca dc
manera que cadA una que llegus ocu
pc el tltimo lugar de 10 Inca.
(b) No rermitiia 4 que ninguna
persona en- 10 lf1ea, porte armss pro.
hibidAs.
(s) Cuidsra que dsntro de los
locales de inscripciones no hsya mas
do una persona inscribiendose.
(d) ArrsstarA & toda persona que
desordens 8 perturbs 10 psx ptblies.
Las personas que intenten adeladtar-
20 on 10 Inca por la fuerza se consi-
dsrar&n culpAbles de conducts dssor'
dsnads.
(e) ArrestSrkn & toda persona
que disporglla ilnts de inscripcio.
mes.
tf) Obligara q toda persona que
ss salga de Ia Inca ocupsr sl dlti.
mo puesto de aquella.
tg) No abandonarkn Esus pusstos ]
On el local dc inacripcionss bsio min.
gun pretexto, exsepto cusndo su su.
perior 90 10 ordenars. 81 hiciere al.
gun srresto, esperafa 4 que pase 10
fuerxa do serv,cio ea 10 poblaci6n ,
ens6nces sera relevado para conducir
oil detenido presencia dol Juez.
(h) No permit a que 10 formen
grupos & una di.tancia de cien pies
del colegio electoral, y que nsdis sc
ac,rQus dos metros 8 menos do 10
entrsdA del local.
90 Los individuos deatinad dos al
orden pdblico dc eads poblaci6n re.
correrAn constantemsnts esta y srs
avenidas. Evitaran que tsnga lugar
eualquiera alteration del orden, y si
ocurriere, usar&n 10 tuerzs neces aria
para sofocarla enseguida, La fuerza
de serviclo durants 81 recorridss pa
sara por los locales dc inscripcionsi
con obieto de relevar 81 guardia dc
servicio ALI, 81 hubiesen hecho algur
arresto, para qua pueda llevar al de-
tenido deteaidus presencia de-
Juez Tend Ii special euidado que
nAdie Sc inmi.Cuya con las personal
que 30 van irAcribir cusndo 6stai
se diriian & eierc tar ~ deresho.
A. Cuando uu Comsndsnts d,
puesto no tenga fderzs suficisnte pars
sofoCsr I'm tumulto, pedirA refuerzol
q aus ofciales mas csrcanos, Quienel
10 suplir&n concentrando les flsrzal
destinadas oil servlcio policiaco en- lcl
puntos ma, inmedistos, y 81 hubleser
tsrminAdo Va Las insert pc!ones, con !,
tlerza disponible que tenga,
81 Los OdciAles y Comsndants
de puesto dara1 parte enseguida po
ts'6gtsto al Cuartsl general de cual
quier desorden que tspga lugar y d
las msdidAs aloptAiAs para scfo
carlo.
g. FL guardIa de servicio trent
un LEGAL de ipscripcionss no podr
mAntener conversation con person
A'guns, & menos que dichs converts
ci6n sea neceEaris en- el crmplimient
de 81 deber.
70 No 80 tolerar& i los miembro
, de ests DepRrtsmlnto violac.6n algu
No de eltA orden.
Por orden del Coronel Hamill,
/. Flrmadcl J. JUDGE
&. Ter. Tsuiente Il Ayudapte P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

eatArA siempre suspendida, para seu.
sArlos ante 10 opinion dblics, euap.
tss vsces Ie h'gan acresdores & IN
censurS, que por eLclma de sllo,.
eIta 10 Ley invlolable. que lsvafk {
los delincusntsS Al sitio en donds de.
ben estar reeluidos.
Fl pArIldo unionisGa trIuttalA
apeSar de su mEquIavslismo, potcaA
cusnta con sl smparo de la ley Goa
una mayorfa eisctIva.
A eomprimirW
RIgeIsta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15
UNA ADHESION
San Juan, Mayo 5 de |, 9Oe.

San Juan, Mayo 5 de 1905.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRACIA
Tiens 10 presente sl obisto de par
ticipArls & ustsd que dssde ests facha
quedo sepArado del parsido rspublica.
no, al Cusl he pertenecido, y no pu.
diendo ser indifsrents s las contiendAs
politics., me adhere & las huesteI
unionistAs, con las cualss votar9 J
trabaiare en- la presents eAmpafia cleo
torSl,
QiedAndo como aiempre de usted
alto, 9. .. Q. q. b. Q. m.
GuillsrnW P. AQudVo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-15

installation completAmente nueva Tres
haHos.
Pfdanse ipformes { la administra-
si6n dc, La DEMooRAcIA.
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
BIG DRYDOCK DEWEY
CANNOT BE LOCATED
Towing Expedition Thought to Be
About 900 Miles Southeast
of Bermuda.

Tho remarkable success of the wire
less telegraph system of the Navy De
partment that was achieved on Christ
mas Eve. when Rear Admiral Converse
sent Christmas greetings TO the naval
stations from Cape Elizabeth in Maine
down tho coast. and to Guantanamo,
San Juan. and 10 CulebTa, on the 18TH
mus. when messages were received
Without relay for a distance of l,tOJ
miles. is not being repeated in attempts
to keep in touch with the drydock
Dewey at sea.
Was Last Heard From Saturday.
The last communication established
directly between the wireless station
at the local navy yard and the vessels
of the towing expedition, was last Sat
urday. when they were about 500 miles
out from the Capes. All efforts since
to establish communication have failed
The local station endeavored for some
time last night TO get a message TO
one OF the vessels of the fleet, but
whether it was received is not known,
as no reply has yet come. Similar
efforts are being made today rom cape
A regularity Of the wireless service
was demonstrated Monday night, when
q message WAS sent from the Glacier
TO the station at Cape Hatteras- II
failed 10 reach the point to which it was
directed. but 1T was picked up success
| fully, by accident, by the station at
Porto Rico which was nearly 500 miles
farther away.
/ The Navy Department has no impor-
/ tant messages to transmit to the eNpe-
di.iOn at present. and, as everything -
! thought TO be going well. the attempts
are being made merely as a test OF the
! possibilities of the system. The local
officials have concluded that the Dewey
/ is now entirely out of direct reach by
wireless.
/ The feet is now thought 10 be abou:
/ 500 miles slightly south of east OF the
Bermudas
The Washington times., 1906-01-11

cation; in pals and boxes. marked as
butter, securely nailed and frequently
bound in hoop ron. But these precau-
ti6ns fail. Keys are always at hand
which viii unlock any trunk, a hole
bored in the bottom of a box or pail
and Illuminated with an electric fash
light. reveals the nature of the con-
tents Of the package.
Much game was recently captured ia
suit cases and telescopes, the owner
having 40 gun or other evidence or be-
ing a hunter The Wardens. in watching
the crowds at Union Station. numbering
from 3000J 10 $1,000 daily, are guided by
the action Of the suspected smuggler.
\ nervous side glance, hurried step,
a lingering behind the crowd, :he tuck
ing In of the covering II the package
happens 10 be Il basket, or undue aiten-
ticn 10 the package carried, or being
Oyersolicitious as to the safety OF the
package carried by another, are GROUNDS
for suspicion and Investigation, Win
seldom d mistake being made.
Messrs. Bartels and Richardson have
now been directed 10 establish mead
quarters at Kansas City. Mo, for few
weeKs TO investigate express and bag
gage shipments from the South and
West. going 10 Chicago. via thaN point.
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
Piles IL Years
Terrible Case Cured PainlesSly With
Only One Treatment of Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Free Package in Plain Wrapper MsiIet
to Everyone Who Writes.

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fourteen OD years and during all this time
you can have an idea OF how many kinds or
medicine I tried. But l found no relief what
ever / felt there must be something that
could cure me without having 20 undergo an
operation which might kin me.
Now, after trying bat one treatment Of
your Pyramids ! am free. free to tell ali
sufferers Of this dreadful disease 70 Try this
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Anyone suffering from the terrible torture.
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Surgical operation for piles Is nerFe-TdCkfng
cruel, and rarely permanent success
Here yOn can get a treatment hat is quick
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the publicity and humiliation you suffer BY
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Pyramid Pile Cure Is made in the form
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Send your name and address at once Il
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After seeing for yourself what II can do
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mail you same ourselves If he should n0
have If
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
GAME ShUGGLERS RESORT
TO PECULIAR DEVICES
Yet They Fail to Bring Their Booty
Into the State of
Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. n-speciaI Game
Warden E. II. Bartels, of Dieterich. H.,
and L. A. Richardson. of Marine. III.
working under the authority or the
States OF Missouri ana Illinois, have for
the pass three weeks been stationed at
Union Station. St Louis. intercepting
illegal shipments of game under the
State and Federal laws. They had d
force of Missouri wardens cooperating
with them. and succeeded in capturing
over l,0G0 quail ana six deer, which were
turned over to various charitable insti-
tutions, as the Missouri law provides.
All manner OF devices are employed by
the shrewd game snluggler To get his
product through TO the present high
priced market. Game is sent in trunks.
checked as baggage, in trunks sent by
express, sealed 10 guard against investl-
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
JOHN 10Y EDISON MADE
ARMY CORPS PRESIDENT

The Second Army Corps Association
met in regular session last night and
besides electing officers for the ensuing
year made arrangements for the an
nual association banquet on March lS,
the forty-third anniversary OF the or
ganization of the corps.
An informal smoker was afterward
held.
The following officers were elected:
President John Joy Edison; vice presi-
dent First division. Nathan BiCkfOrd: /:
vice president Second division. w. Z.
Seville: vice president Third division.
James. s Wyckoffi secretary. O. ..
Thatcher: treasurer. James s. Wyckoff
executive committee, Capt. Charles Ly-
man. Dr. William Tindan. Mai A r.
QUaffe, W. ;. ShallenbeTgeT, Mai
Charles F. Humphries; historian, Hy-
land {. Kirk: chaplain. Charles Lyman
sergeant-at-armS. James McCrea.
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
PREACHER DEFENDER
OF CANADIAN HOGS
Gives Poultryman Who Extolled Superior Merits of Amer
lean Swine a Slap in the Face and Jolt
on the Jaw.

singing blow on the cheek. Instead
of turning the other cheek and offering
it as d sacrifice. Winters declared that
all that saved the clergyman from II
'swiping' was the fact that he wore
his ministerial garb.
Don't let that stop you" replied the
dominic. And he added emphasis to the
remark by giving Winters a short arm
iab 10 the Jaw that produced several
brilliant consultations. although 1t was
a cloudy night, and nearly put the re-
cipient in the land of Nod.
Passengers stepped between the two
men and succeeded in separating them.
II is said that the following day Rev.
Mr. Hind called on Winters and anoi-
ogized for what he termed his hasty
temper Winters accepted the apology,
both shaking hands.
The Washington times., 1906-01-11

DETROIT. Jan. n-Biff! Bang
Rev. d. II. Hind. pastor OF ST. John
Church. Sandwich. had slugged Joseph
Winters, a Windsor fish and poultry
dealer, who fooIishly had mentioned IN
the presence of the athletic divine that
American hogs were better than Cana
dian porkers for the market.
Winters and a friend had spent an
evening recently at Sandwich and
standing on the rear platform of street
car bound for Windsor. were discussing
the merits of swine,
ITS funny. but American hogs are
hetter than Canadian hogs. asserted
Winters to his friend.
Hind who had been an interested, not
TO say pleased, listener.
That's what" replied Winters.
Then the pastor smote Winters a
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
SARAH HAYES is DEAD
FROM EFFECTS OF BURNS

Sarah Hayes, the colcred woman who
was burned in her home. IS Pierce
street northwest. died AT the Homeo-
pathic Hospital last night. Physicians
say there WAS not square inch OF flesh
on her body that was not burned
The Washington times., 1906-01-11
CURED MY RUPTURE
WIFE Show You How TO Cure Yours
FREE,

I helpless and beddden for years rupture
No operated on
fooled them all and cured myself by simple discovery
mail you write ha,
since cured thousands It will cure Write to-day. Capt
Ceilings, Box 3O7 wstertown, " Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12

! che affair ilce heart nuttcred
autIrb.d toward the old lower and.
Notwithstanding the fact that Con
uette hat ALREADY purchased mar
( dtHe nernHu. she called him hY
phone anA tald him she wished "a
hteak their enlargement
Connetto Was shocked Later he
aail hc was glad he had learned II
Miss Thompaon.a ability 20 change
bee Qlud 40 quickly before she be
came his wife
Next dhx the county clerk rr
turned tn eunnette the money he
htd paid for the marriage license
Mr Hugsiua and vii certainly
Eet married said Miss Thompson
rherp was never any doubt IN mY
mind ahoat what I should 10 after
4 saw Nr luEelus OF course. |
haYv ihe greatest respect aud al
miation FOE Mr Conncite. or /
/ shouldn't have thought IT marrying
him bat you see Mr. Husgiua aud
we'll. We grew up together. and
attended the same school lie d
handsome. aud "
A lowers quarrel separated Miss
Thompson and HugKins i've years
aeo shortly after he enlisted in
the navy. aud was pat Ia the signal
corps. whefv he was promoted rap.
Idly
The difference was patched ~
BY letter ffom Miss fhompsen.
aud things ran smoothly for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
KITSAP BEATEN
BY FLYER

The honor Of being the fastest
steamer on Puget sound attn seems
% belong Ia the FIBER. Ssnce ~
eent SUNDAY. when abe had a brush
siih the steamer kitsap and failed
50 oxertaks che West Pass packet.
snme persons have said that the
efstR hlle champion had met her
equal --aa all champions some day
30.
Sunday the two smart Tacoma.
Seattle steamers hat another race.
and this time the Flyer came out
victorious.
Tho ilftir speed coalesl began as
did the former race. When the tao
wcre siartiar out On their respect.
I've runs AZ ala .. m. sunday
The kilsap daFtad into the stream
and was seon KoinE at faii speed
a half mile In the lead The FiFsr
pursued The former vessel went
iown the West Pass 90 her usual
route 30 liremsrtoa. with the hFxcF
steamer In her wake Both wcfo
crowded with passengers. aud tn.
teFpst was intense
slowly bat surety the FLYER
gained 90 bee smart little rival.
and b. The time the parting % the
ways was reached the former
broom carrier had again demon.
Htrated her superiority The course
was IS rallies and q Was covered IN
an hour. which L. the Flyers feEa
lar steamlnk time. although abe has
daru better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
RUSSELL Takes
UP The CUOCEL

Rev Howard u Russell. ~ New
YORK. who founded the Anu sainou
League al obcrlta. ohio. - years
asn. h IN The e.tY IN attendance ai
the Anti saloon league convention
The pltn Of the league hs de
aetlbes az being 4 work % agitation
followed by lasiaiatiun aud the en-
iafrement 0f Law loot snE % the
gradual Gripping Of the liquor trat.
ftc focal option IL the plan, be
said. and also fof a legislature %
refuse tn LOT tho puople % com.
munitles have houss iuie On thia
question a. has becn the ease Ia
Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
STREET CAR COMPANY sUEo

Chariea A. nusmsii. ssha on Aarstst
5 was severely shaker up anf also
received = hrekan ankle 81 bead
on collision bets zen tee ears % The
Seattle. Renian q Southern Hallw ~
company shis morning commences 81
suit tn the Superior cenrt fof tg.9s9
damages lts alleges that ~ wtli tsr
urablr to work Tor a inuR tluia sni
vrtt newer be IN condition - $50
hta foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
CARPENTER CASE ARGUED

In the circuit coufi ~ appeals this
morning the case OF ! Carprntrr,
Who han served two years ~ hfs
term. for raising a United States
money order from is cents to ti5.
saz argued Tho oaae came up be.
fore Judge HanfOfd aou1s time age.
who decided in favor OF the prisoner
after his first term of fmprinur
meuf vas served The United
States attorney appealed the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
BIG RUN ON
FRISCO BANK

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. is-us-
founded runners az 10 the eonaiiisiss
~ the ftibsruis bark. one - TIE
strongest savings banks GA the Pa
cffir eussf. Led thousand deIsasitafs
- Withdraw their funds ~ the lass
fortnight bnt ths demands did nss
assume the foFfu of a ran unil YES.
taftar. when tho Sidewalk IN ffont
- the hauk Nas crowded hY about
/ SOC PERSONA Three tsiiefa Wese
suRaxna ~ handing cut The eoin -
fast a. pass books wers presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
nav ENGINEER FoR
Tito a. c. AAilRokp

J n Cameron. formerly engineer
Of construction Ut the Alaska Cen.
trail railroad. operating from 81.
ward towards the interior ~ Alas
kn. has been appointed chief en-
Rineer. vice " u Poland. resign
ed y u Stewart has charge u
all business maltafH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
Where Does the
Money Go?

rxz rra ever stop e thlnk whegw
~ na9af goes wish 80 little 70
~ fr ~ RS a dollar aefe and
! 3zlsF here. .n4 lt has siiyEsesi
sarrsxh Yomr llaKefN and pot a cssnt
~ zna= iw the fature start al
rnsess xigA ihe State Hsnk II Sc
-. rhese TuuF Fn1Heg drn@s !
n senk lnfeFwA, compounded semi
aaaaaIly and iaAxs Il Efow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-12
sAo NAN ARRESTED.

A. Cartwright, suspected of fellexs
tnE 4 victim 81 SO. was arrested AZ
midnight by Directive Hubbard,
Who had been GA his iraH Tor aome
time. Cartwright engaged IN a
quarrel with a boy Ga the street
last night. and In this manner he
vas located By the officer Tie n
held VI police headquarters await.
iux an investigation