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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
FL sufra9io en- Cuba
DEBATE EN- Ell ATENE0
Discurso del Sr. D. Juan Gual-
bertO Gomez, Director de
La Republica Guiana"
DEBATE EN- Ell ATENE0
continuation J

No hay carnerismo entire nosotros:
y 81 acaso 10 nubiera Ipodria atribuir-
sc al sufragio universal?
En- este del carnerismo tambi6n' Sc
abuSa, cuando sc trata de classes illus
tradaS 8 escasamente instruidas;
yo quiero repetir aquf el caso mayor
del carnerlsmo de que yo tengo no
t1cla, porque sc refiere 4 la clase
mas culta y distinguida de I'm pue-
bio tan politlco como el pueblo in
giles.
En- pleno parlamento, un dfa sc
lcvanto lord Astort replicar en- un
debate de gran interGs; Y, fuera por
10 que fuere, es Ell case que no pudo
formular argumento alguno, limitan-
dose a confesar que e tenfa razones
que opener las de su contrincante
pero que en- aquel momento no Sc
acorda ba de elias y, por 10 tanto, que
debia bastarle su palabra para votar
del modo que los intereses dc slt
partIdo lmportaba; y 2sf 10 bicieron
los mobiles lores, sin pre0cuparse del
desalrado papel que repr esentaban,
nj del triste de su jefe, que les pro
meta declrles To que querfa decir
cuando sc acordara de clio.
No hay presidentc dc ComitG en-
Ia Habana que arrastrc 1 sus afiliados
en- case parecido.
Examinemos ahora el sufragio
universal Ell 81.
Gladstone decfa que es convenien-
te que todo hombre tenga la poten-
cia de votar por los impuestos que
paga, p0r Sus gastos, pOr su familia,
contrlbuye 4 sostener los gastos p1-
blicos y debe contribuir, por la mis-
ma raz6n, a la vida pGblica; todo
hombre dcbe tOmar parte en- la con
fecci6n de las leyes bajo las cuales
tiene que vivir.
Y decia, ademas, que cl fjar las
condolences de capacidad no procura
mayor ventaja, en- evitaci6n de lie
gar al gobierno absolute, porque no
hay mas garantfa dc acicrto en- 100
mil elSctores que 10000.
La implantaci6n del sutragio uni
vcrsal Sc realiz6, como Ia separation
de Ia iglesia del estado, en- un mo-
mento en- que no habia fuerza bas-
tante para reSistir tales refOrmas, (
las que la tradici0n los intercscS
creados Sc hubicran opucsto energi-
81 hubieran tenid0 lugar
para haccrlo; y 81 va esta hecho, lp0r
que no hemos de dar por resuefto
este problema2 :Merecc acaso la pc
ma dc conmover Y perturbar al pals
ell establecer las pruebas de que el
Sufragio universal no es buenO? =
Y entramos en- Ia segunda partc
del tema.
HemOs de convenir en- que el su-
fragio universal no pucde tener Ia
culpa de 10 bueno malo que aQui
haya Ocurrido, puesto que, como muy
oportunamente consign6 el seilor
Ezequiel Garcia, atn no Sc ho en-
sayado
Entire nosotros, la election mas
pura fue la que Sc cfectu6 para traer
la Constituyente, en- Ia Gpoca de la
Para las eleccioncs del primer
de Ia repdblica, ejercieron
lie directories Jos mismos cubanos, Ia
Comisi6n permanente de la Consti-
y desde aquel momento en-
oezaron los fraudes. Porque la elec-
ion es el conteo de fuerzas y este
,onteo ira jo Ell virus electoral.
Continuaral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
I'm COnCiertO en- Rio Grande

El domingo dara un concerto en-
Rio Grande ell distinguido violinis
ia puertorriquefio sefior Angel Ce-
lestino Morales, con la cooperation
del aplTudido pianista sefior Manuel
Dueflo.
FL programa es excelente, y es de
esperar que el sefior Morales obten-
ga el domingo uno de sus mayores
triunfos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
De Espan;e
HOMEMADE ALA GENIE De PlUMA

Ell Centro del Ejercito y de la Ar
mada han obsequiado a nuestro illus
tire compafero don Mariana de Ca
via, con una pluma de orc, como re-
cuerdo de sus iniciativas para glorif-
car a los voluntarios catalanes de la
guerra de Africa.
Ell mismo homenaje ha tributado
eTCentro del Ejercito y de la Arma-
da a los sef1ores don Benito Perez
Galdos y don Leopo1do Cano en- con-
memoracion de las paginas que es-
cribieron para ser 1eidas en- Ell ban
quote del Fronton Central.
Por iniciativas del "Hera1do de
los escritores, literatos y pc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

mos hechos los cafeteros con dine
70 del emprestito, ase gura en- tai ca
so con perjuicio de tercero los dos
1ltimos amos de intereses vencidos
y la parte vencida de la anualidad Co
rriente computados al por ciento, Y
despues de transcurrida la eSpera.
los aseguraran en- la forma pactada
y con arreglo a la Ley Hipotecaria.
VII
Los Bancos que facilitaren dinero
del EmpreStito para otra claSe de fn-
cas- que no sean las cafeteraS, s que 10
emplearen en- otras operacioneS dis
tlntaS las determinadas en- eSta ley,
ademas de Ia devolucion Immediate,
que tendran'que hacer al Tesorero
de la suma 8 cantidad ilegalmente
invertida satisfaran por cada infrac-
c1on una multa del doble de la can't
dad 8 Suma de que hayan dispuesto
lndebldamente.
VIII
Quedara en- benehcio de los Bancos
por ST. intervention response bilidad
en- la distr' bucion del emprestito Ell :
por 100 de diferencia entire el tipo
de interes que resulte contratado cl
emprestlto y el que Sc fila como mi
Xjmo de los preStamos los agricul-
torres CafeteroS.
Las justifcaciones y comprobacio-
mes a que den lugar los prestamos
de los Bancos los agricultores Y las
cuestioneS 8 incidentes que surian
sobre la concession de dichos prGsta-
mos sobre espera en- el pago de in
tereses, valoraci0n de las tincas de.
mas asuntos relacionados en- el otor-
gamiento del prestamo, seran deci-
d1das y resueltas por una comisiGn
que Sc titulara del Empire stito, Gu
yas decisiones seran revisables en-
case de apelaci6n, one podra dedu-
clrse dentro de los tres dfas de die
tadas, por dos arbitros designados
inmediatamente, uno por ell agricul-
tor lnteresado ysotro por el Banco.
La decision de dichos arbitros 8
del tercero que en- su case nombrara
la Comisi6n del Emprestito, sera
d1ctada dentro de los seis dfas ST
gulentes AIDE apelaci6n y sera firne
( inapelable.
La comisi6n del Emprestito asf CO
mo el TeSOrerO de Puerto Rico, DO
dram h@cer en- los BancoS las inves-
tlg3clones neceSarlaS relativaS al
cumplimiento de la Ley, quedando
eStos obllgados no obStante 4 Motif
car a las mismas entidades con los
detalles necesarios las operaciones
que realiCen con los fondos del En-
prestito y las condolences de contra
tac1on de cada prestamo.
XI
La amortization de los bonos del
Emprestito Sc hara partir de la pri-
mera amortizacio ion, semestralmente
y por sorteO, en- vista de los plazos
respectivoS de vencimiento de los
prestamos a los agricultores, anun-
clandose previamente y por cuenta
de los Bancos. la cantidad que du-
rante cada af1o Sc destinara & la
amortization y Ell n1mero de los bo-
nos premiados en- cada sorteo, de
suerte que resulte empleaco en- la
amortization el importe total de los
prestamos satisfechos 6 que deban
satisfacerse en- cada afio 4 los Ban
cos.
Sera de cuenta de estos la impre-
sion de los bonos del Empr6stito en-
proportion a las cantidades que to
men del mismo para prGstamos a los
agricultores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

La Real Academia EspafIols ha
eleg1do academico numerario al re-
putado escritor don Francisco Rodri
guez Marin, autor de tantas nota bles
obras, y uno de los mas ilustres GER
vantistas de Espafia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

riodistas, de- Madrid, Sc proponen
rendir un afectuoso tribute de sim
patfa y admiration al sefIor Benaven-
tie, con motivo de su Ultima obra dra
matica Los malhechores del bien";
en- ella Ell afortunado autor acomete
con brio las rutinas y las hipocresias
SocialeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

mos hechos los cafeteroS con dine
70 del emprestito, ase gura en- tai ca
so con perjuicio de tercero los dos
1ltimos amos de intereSes vencidos
y la parte vencida de la anualidad CO
rriente computados al 6 por ciento, y
despues de transcurrida la espera
los aseguraran en-. la forma pactada
y con arreglo la Ley Hipotecaris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
El empr6StitO para ell cafe
LAS BASIS DEL SR. LUCHETTI

Dentro de los dos meseS siguien-
tes al dfa de la aprobacion de esta
ley Sc contratara EN- New York un
emprestito a nombre y por cuenta
de lei Pueblo de Puerto Rico" por
la cantidad de cinco millones de do
liars, con los banqueros de todas
procedencias que deseen tomar parte
en- ell mismo, en- pGblica suba sta y
por el ternino de ounce amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

Estara representado el emprGstito
por bonos de cien dollars emitidos
la par, un tipo que no exceda del
AZ por ciento de interes, amortiza-
bles y redimibles a la par en- todo
tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27

Quedara en- benehcio de los Bancos
por su intervention y RESPONSE bilidad
en- la distr' bucion del emprestito el Z
por 100 de diferencia entire el tipo
dc lnteres a que resulte contratado cl
emprestlto y el que Sc fila como mi
XImo de los preStamos a los agricul-
torres cafeteros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-27
II

Los cinco millones seran entrega-
dos a eleccion de "El pueblo de Pto
Rico totalmente. 6 por cantidades
que no bajen de quinientos mil do
liars, devengando intereses desde ell
dia de la entrega, y entendiGndose
renunciadas las cantidades no exigi-
das dentro del aIo de la contradiction
del emprestito rescindido este en-
cuanto al montante de las mismas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
ETNA, CANADA,
SAD BEREAVEMENT
Death Of Young Mother-NOuth
Drou ned In Big Bow River.

Special Correspondence.
Ftna. Alberta. Canada. July Ii
July a. Pioneer day. was celebrated IN
royal style by the saints OF ftua and
surrounding country. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered In the ward house
in the forenoon and sports were In
dulged IN In the afternoon, with a
grand ball az night.
July - the body of a young man OF
co. Matt. Clifford, was brought home
for interment in the Ktua cemetery
Young clifford was a fayorite among
his companions All the speakers re-
ferred en- the highest terms TO his good
ness lie was drowned July 10 ~ the
Big Bow river, several hundred miles
north Of Htua Hts body was not re-
covered until seven days after. when
% was washed upon a sandbsr IN the
stream 70 miles below the place OF
drowning His parents. brother and
sisters keeniy feel the loss. and have
the sympathy uf an who know them.
The only remaining brother Of the de-
ceased vas accidentally shot IN the
thigh tho day after Matt was drowned.
July 2G The remains Of Mrs. Sarah VI.
Cox Olsen were brought from the Bea-
ger ward Tor burial In the Atna ceme-
terry, where several Of her children are
buried, Mrs. Olsen was formerly presl-
dent Of the Young Ladies Mutual OF
this ward and am active worker in
: sunday school and other organizations.
She loved and was beloved OF an Her
record was pure and good She was
81 years of age and leaves her aged
parents, a husband and seven children.
including a month-old babe 10 mourn
her death.
Crop prospects are good. A hailstorm
passed over A5tna July Il and aid some
damage in the way Of trimming down
gardens. etc.
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MAYOR SIGNS
NEW FRANCHISE
ordinance viii Become Effective
When Accepted by the Wat
erworks Company.
YOUNG BURGLARS CAUGHT.
spccial scryices-racihc Island Mis-
sionary Outing at Lagoon We'd
ncsday--News Notes.

ogden Aug. Notwithstanding
the many objections that have been
raised by private individuals and by
organizations OF various kinds 10 the
mayor affixing his signature TO the
franchise granted last week BY the
ogden city council to the waterworks
company. Mayor Conroy late Saturday
afternoon signed the same, giving to
the ogden Waterworks company a
80 year franchise TO maintain water
works system In Ogden city. 1t Is
stated that the Waterworks company
consented TO the clause providing for
the placing OF meters I'm houses and
business houses to be stricken out and
II was then the mayor signed the same,
but 1t Is expected the matter will be
brought up before the council again
tonight. and a public objection made
10 the city fathers action.
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BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Took Cash Register and Other Nalu-
ablcs From a Saloon.

ogden, Aug. 1.-Two young men
who give their names az Frank Thirl
and Edward {. Newton, were placed
under arrest early yesterday morning
bv Sergeant Chambers and Officer
John Russell on the charge OF stealing
a cash register from Smyth's saloon
which contained $3.50 in cash and
two gold watches Mr. SmWh locked
up his saloon about midnight Saturday
night At o'clock in the morning a
man happened to go into the alley at
the rear Of the saloon, whore he saw
two men with a cash register trying
60 open H. He was observed watching
The men and they sneaked out OF the
alley without opening the register
Tho man followed them TO the cqancr
OF Lincoln avenue. where he met the
officers and told them Of the occur
fence and they placed the two mon
under arrest The saloon was entered
through rear door by taking out a
pane Of glass. 4 charge Of burglary i'm
The FIRST degree may be placed against
them.
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SPANISH FORK.
THOMAS D. EVANS DEAD.
Ilonorcd Veteran OF the IIaudcar, Pio-
nccr>. Goes to Ills Rest.

SpeCial Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co, Aug. g.
Thomas u. Evans passed quietly avav
ON Thursday last He had a very brief
Illness and his death comes as a sur
prise. Nr Evans was numbered among
that valiant con pany that dragged
their handcarts across the plains, and
Do has been pulling faithfully for the
same cause ever since.
The Independent Telephone company
IS sparing mo- expense iH giving the
best exchange possible. II deserves
and doubtless win get a liberal patron
age AS citizens are pleased with the
work
Now that the hour Is ripe FOR the or
garizatlon Of "a commercial club. the
mayor contcmnlates calling the citi-
zens together soon for that purpose.
The pavilion VIII be pushed rapidly
tO completion aud WIN he equipped Tor
public gatherings with about 1000 fold
ing chairs.
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The walls OF the new Andrews building
are up 10 the first fioor.
CALLED TO OTHERslDE.
Irich Ncukaus, an aged resident Of the
Firm ward died Friday morning ana Was
buried Saturday afternoon. The iuheral
was held In the Fifth ward hall
Ms William Jensen OF the flisl Naid
g 30 0f what SEEMS 20 De appendicitis. 10
has not yet BEEN determined whether an
operation will DE necessary.
A company u surveyors are operating IN
the Blacksmith Fork canyon. The gen
eral impression Is that they are IN the
employ az the Burlington route.
JAMES p. LAW DEAD.
Atty. A 4. Law was summoned TO salt
Lake Saturday morning on account OF lhe
death there OF his brother james J.. Law,
who died from the effects u an operation
uniformed for the removal ~ growth IN
his ear Mr. Law Is well known w THIS
city. aud has resided IN this valley fol
over q years. The remains will be brought
from salt Lake and Inferred az Paradise
where the family reside MI Law was
about ~ years Of age and unmarried
STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference OF the Cache
stake Is In session here today At the
priesthood meeting Saturday evening Jas
4 Ieishman was released from the High
Council and sustained A. Patriarch,
Joseph f. Wilson and II r. Hauccy wei
also released from the high council the
former on account ot his duties as stake
clerk. NJ J. Ballard Joseph r. Morrell
and W. " Roundy were selected 10 M
the vacancies IN the High Council. a bal
lot was taken 60 obtain The choice of the
priesthood Of stake president
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spection Of Arizona reserves IN time TO
b. present at the meeting
NEPHI.
ANOTHER PIONEER CALLED.
Mrs, Sarah G. Tranicr Closes Honored
Career At rs.

Ncphi Juab Co. Aug i-Sarah e.
Tantor passed away today AT noon
after being confined TO her bed for
several months past The cause Of
death was paralysis Mrs Tranter
was born IN Belfast, ireland. some ls
years ago. She Joined the Church in
1850 and emIgrated 20 Utah two years
later. Shortly after her arrival
she was married to Thos. Trauter
az Nephi where they made their home
and raised a large family. Mr.. Tran
ter died many years ago leaving his
hcrmeet 10 rear the family
Two sons and four daughters with
host of grandchildren survive her. She
was a consistent Latter-day Saint Fu-
neral services will be held In the ward
Westinghouse Monday. Aug. g. san
Francisco and Salt Lake papers please
copy.
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BURIAL OF MISSIONARY

Arrangements have been made Tor
the funeral services over The remains
of Elder Aaron " Jackson, who was
accidentally drowned IN the BLACK
river at La Crosse. Wisconsin, last
Friday. while I'm the mission Held. 10
Le held next Thursday afternoon ~
2 o'clock al the Fourth ward meeung.
house. II IL expected that President
German +. Ellsworth Of the mission
will arrive I'm ogden Tuesday evening
with the body.
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Day" and Prof. Kent sang over the
Stars There is Rest" Rev. Samuel
Blair Of the Methodist church preached
a comforting sermon on the resurrec-
ton. The Masonic order and friends
accompanied the remains to the depot
where they were shipped to Denver 10
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A grand total OF ELI or an increase Of
% over last year.
FOR GOVERNMENT BUILDING SITE.
Bids for the construction Of the new
postofdcc building viii be opened ON Aug.
; In the meantime the discussion Of the
site OF the building stll continues. II is
understood thar the Methodist church hiss
rendered its corner east OF the Thatcher
Bros bank The location is an ideal one
hut the price asked Is something over Sla-
ONl, which On an probability viii operate
against the acceptance ~ the proposition.
The Robbins corner opposite the court.
house is spoken ~ very GaNorahly. and IL
Is not improbable that It viii be The one
selected
Work ON tho Are hall II being pushed
and the walls are now going up rapidly.
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along all right so far The little ono
was sitting on It's fathers doorstep.
There II too much careless shooting.
Hay crops are fairly good but so
much heavy rain has retarded rs gath
ering. Lightning has frightened
great many people hc,e, coming too
close for comfort.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Frank Krumperman, who resides ON
Twenty.fourth street. while attempt
Ing to board a Washington avenue
street car was thrown 10 the pave
mcnt and rendered unconscious last
evening The Ger was slowing up lot
hin when he made O grab Al the nand
hold. his hands slipped and he was
thrown with considerable force 10 the
pavement He was UNCONSCIOUS TOR
several minutes His injuries consist
principally Of bruises.
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EUREKA.
FALLS TO HIS DEATH.
John Warnock KILLED In S0-root Hall
Injuries Another Miner.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka. Juab CO.. Aug. while be-
ing raised from the 600 10 the 600 foot
level in the Uncle Sam mine, Saturday
afternoon, John Warnock. a miner, fell
out of the bucket, to the bottom Of the
shaft. SO feet, and met instant death.
His neck. arms and legs. and nearly
every bone IN his body. were broken.
Half way down during his terrible
fall. he struck = X. Reilly. another
miner, who was stopping over at the
time Reilly was Knocked PROSTATE.
and suffered serious injuries and was
removed 20 the hospital. After striking
Reilly. Narneck continued downward
to the bottom Of the shaft. a total dis.
lance Of 80 feet.
II Is not known whether Warncck
was overcome by gas In making the
ascent I'm The bucket. or whether b.
was attacked by n faiuting spell and
Gel lout An inquest VIII be held Mon
day, Warucck was single and had no
relatives i'm Eureka.
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PANGUITCH.
LITTLE CHILD SHOT.

Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Pauguitch. Garfield CO.. Aug. Yes
terday afternoon while some men from
this place were hunting near The farm
81 James A. Wortheu. three miles dis
MnL one Of them shot at rabbit
with a 30 cartridge and struck a 6-year-
ola child Of Mr. Worthers at the
point Of the shoulder blode. passing
through the body 10 the right breast.
where Or r.. earn Clark extracted the
ball. Tho child seems To be getting
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TEACHERS.

DR.. Talmage's new book. The Great
Salt Lake present and PasD," should
be In the hands OF every educator. The
amount OF information It contains re-
lating 10 the great saline sea, makes II
an invaluable work for reference or
study. Deseret News Book Store. Salt
Lake City. Utah
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

Tn. News, Delivered by Logan Every Night Sunday aePsd ..
Cents Per Month Al! and complaint regarding delivery should
mad. 70 A. Mitchell Agent Daily Saturday and Ssni-Wiy News
4os Z. Center Street Phone SID lndspsndent
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CITY SCHOOL CENSUS.
For Government Building Sitc-Dealh :
Iiaryest-Stake Conference

Special Correspondence
Logan. Cache Co, Aug. i-The census
enumerators have completed the taking
Of the school census Of this city The
following is the school population by dis
tricts.
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can be made BY tho new process for
so or less The saving is even greater
with larger sizes, and II is believed
that instead Of having reached the
highest possible limits, lenses can now
be made three times as large as any
yet produced
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FrNERAL oF y. Il. WRIGHT.

Tho last sad rites over the mortal re-
mains Of T.. n. Wright were held yes
tCrday afternoon at O'Clock They
were largely attended by sympa;hizing
friends The services were conducted
under the direction ~ the Masonic or
der Of which the deceased was a re-
spected member \ quartet COM
posed 81 Prof Charles Kent. Orson
Griffin. Miss Mayne Carter ana Miss
May Conroy. sang beautifully Jesus,
Lover Of Ny Soul and some Sweet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
Manager, T.. \. Iarkin.
is 2ith ST. Telephone ll3-k

Advertisements for the DAILY.
Saturday and SENT Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as az
the Salt Lake Office.
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In "Teleklno.' his new wireless
method Of transmitting power. senior
Torres Queyado uses a Brandy coherer.
which, when struck by the electric
wave. causes an eleCtrumagnct 90 os-
clllate. and the vibrations affect an
escapement which advances one tooth
at each vibration he has not only
sleered a crewless boat from shore.
but has Increased and slackened the
speed az will The trials are claimed
10 have been perfectly successful. and
II Is urged that the principle should
be valuable ln life saving apparatus as
wen as Tor directing torpedoes.
The motor cutiyator Of Prof r.
Hudson Beare. a Scottish mechani.
clan. Is designed to do an the work Of
preparing the ground for seed at one
operation. Il can be- driven al three
times the speed Of the ordinary pillow.
ana each trip covers three times the
breadth ~ the usual furrow, and well
pulyerizes the ground By q simple
attachment tho sowing also can be
done at the same time.
We are told that a milleramme OF
radium shoots out some $4,000 negative
electrons per second with a velocity