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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
EN- BAYA-
mon Ia Srta. Rodri-
gueZ.
Tambi6n faIIeGi6 ALI un niiO de los
ssp0sOs Nc. DOugalI.
L0s eIelIstas !. nlHlssl ] ]. eular. !. MataLI.
(De nuestrO oOrrespOnsaD. }.

Agosto 21-A las de ID msfiana de
aver, dei6 dc existir al estR Ciudad la Be-
1orita Rita Rodriguez Boch, psrteneciente
& una dc 4as pfinCipates familias. La
referidR senorita deia con 81 muerta sunni.
do en- Ia mas profunda pena una famiIia
on IL que 30 cuenta 81 qusrido amigo Pc.
pc, hermano de Ia que no existe. a este
como Bu respectable mRdre nuestro, mas
sentido p6same.
-Tambi6n lloran amRrgamente Ia
muerte de nm ni1o los esposos Nc DougalI
Grsu, ocurridRr anoche. El senior Nc
Dougall ejerce 81 cargo de investigator de
Rentas lntsrnas y hRCe POGO est6 entire
nosotros; peFo no For emo 90 90 deggracia
no le faltaEon amigos verdaderoH que con
81 ButTan tan tEists desgTacia. Que el
alma del angelito % encuentre en- Il man.
sion celestial, gozando de Ia bienaventu.
ranza, regig1aci6n 4 sus shigidos padres.
En- 81 vspor que sale hoy psrs los
EstadoB Unidos ha tornado passje el inge.
micro senior Vald6B, hijO, administrator de
la Lfnea Ferrea del Osate quedaudo al
frente de ella, duEente la ausenCia del BE-.
nor Valde4 81 sstimabIe ? probo empleado
don Hip6lito Espinosa, que muchos m6ri-
tos tiene adquiFido.
La respstable distinguida uehora
dof1a Barbara CeateroB de 8abad, SO en-.
cuentra gravemente enferma. Los m6di.
cos que Ia asisten tamen un fatal desenlace.
Serfa una deEgracia muy grande, no tan
solo para aUs familiareB, sino para Ia 90.
CiedRd entera que perderfa an ella una de
sus dRmas mas queridaB TespetableB por
Buu grandeS m6ritoA DioB quiera que Ia
ciencia logre salvar Ia vida de tan apre'
ciable gefiora.
-se1or alcalde: No SO divide de loB
Cicliatsg inspector de alimentou, Ia mante.
ca. OF isl de Sanidad, Ia cuadra de Ma.
turf eat6 en- So juego. Policfa insulaT.
prenten 81 valioBa ayuds & la Ssnidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
'SEGUIRA. .LLAMANDO-
Sc HerkCoWitz.
FaIio muI sstsnso que tlst6 d Iulz Gr..n.

81 juez Green de Ia Corte de Il ciudad
dice 81 "Sun'' del s6bado pasadc, deneg6'
Ia solicitud de David He1kt witz, estudisn
10 de leyes, que psdfa Ecencia para cam
biaFae el apsllido. HerkowitS Sc quejaba
de que gus compaleTog la Tidiculisabau
por el apellido, , que de hecho se vefa
aihlado en la BoCiedad en- que por su con.
dicioneB tenfa que girar. EI jueE dijo que
no erefa cato que 90 fgurabR que Las
verdAderaB cRUHaH de lG petici6n no spare
csn en- ella. 81 juez Green he dictado IN
faLlo muy extenso en eBts asuntO, diciendo
entire otraB cogaA:
81 solicitRnte eB uu eatudiante de leyes
por 10 vistO dc padres hsbreos, pero sin
civiBmo para decirlo On 50 aolicitud. Las
dispoIicioneB del c6digo exigen que el juez
20 convenza primero de Ia verdRd de 10
expuesto en- Ia solicitud anten de conceder
10 que se pida, = me veo Obligado deciE
que soy de opinion que caIi todo 10 que se
expone en- la solicitud, eB incierto.
'tNo Creo que 81 90 'icitants haya sido
objeto de EidfCulos por parts de sus conn
pafisroB nj de sus amigos conuecuencia
deRu nombrs. No Creo que haya habido
personaB que le hayan negado todo tFato
la amistad poTque 90 llams como se llama,
nj creo que 81 nombTe le haya ocasionado
p6rdidas matsriales morales nj el oatra-
Cismo social que sea objeto de buEla &
CausR de su nombre.
Gel soliCitants pertenece una religion
que ha psEBsguido durante siglos la huma'
nidad; otras creencias, en- otras 6pocas, han
Bido igualmsnts perSeguidaU; perO hoy, en-
tire los explendores del siglo vsinte, no
hay hombre que merezca el cRlifcativo
tai de ser capaz de perseguir otro, nj
negarIe Ia amistad, nj renunciar & todo
trato, Supplements por gu creencia 6 su
nombre Existen individuos asf, pero son
de tai jaez que no meEecen relaciOnArse
con los demas.
Isl 81 psticiondrio Be We en- el ''oatracis-
mo-" como afrma, pOr gente de eae jaez,
no debs preocuparBe de clio sino alegTArue
90 hace honor con no TeuniEse con seme-
jsntes perSonas. Cuando 81 peticionario
preBente & eHta corts rszonea convincentea
para que Sc le autorice & Camblarue de
nombre, entonceO 90 atender6 Ia solicitud.
La presente Be denega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22

que eBos Bueldos no eotan fiados en- 81
FFeaupuesto. Qua en- este He hacen dos
classes de ssignaciones en- 10 que Instfue.
ci6n p6b'ica ss refere. Una fjando el
total de Ia cantidRd de que Sc puede dis.
poner para gaBtos de personal de Ia Alta
Egcuela y de TODD 10 que no sean eAcuelRs
p6biicaS otrs asignsndo 81 total de Ia
cantidad que 20 ha de emplear en- 81 psgo
del perHOhal y gaStos para Escuelas p6bli-
cas- que Las sumas Cuyo gasto ahora 30
gomete & la aprobaci6n del Consejo Eiecu-
tive, estSn dsntEo de Ia aaignAci6n para
maehtTos de Alta Escuela en- Ia que se
comprende los ''mRestTos eBpscialeB'' f
jadoa en- Ia Icy.
FL BefoF Acuis pregunta al Sr. Ward
81 las sumaa que ge aBignan para eHtoE
''maestroB especialen" est6n fjadaB en- 81
Preaupuesto bsjo esa califcsci6n.
El senior Ward: que Contestando al 90
nor Director de BsnefCencia, Carload J
CorEeCcione8, hR de informarle que 81 nc
SO paFaFiR nunc9 ante 81 Consejo para pc,
dir que>se inviTtiera una cantidsd de dine
70 en- una atenCi6n para la que no estuvie
"a destinada en- el Pregupuesto. Que NJ
recomendarfa 81 pago de aueldos con can
tidades no fjadaB para eBa atenci6n. QuC
Ia Legislature fjR una sums para los gas
tos Cuyo detRlle hoy se pressnta, de cuyC
lfmite no 90 puede pRBar = de ella es gut
ae tomRn las BumSB neceaaTiRG para 81 pa
go de los maestToB cuya listR asignaCiO
nsI ha Hometido & Ia aprobaCi6n del Con
sejo.
El TesoFeEo se BonFrie oyendo Rl sefiol
Ward 10 mira fjamente. Isl Comisio
nRdo de instruction escucha atentamentl
y aigue leyendo tambi6n atentamente Ii
c6pia del s'calendaFio''.
A votaT. Sc spruebR 81 informe siI
m6s discussion = por unamidad.
Luego va el sefioF Ward hRblar col
loB aeioreB AcufiR Diaz Navarro.
El senior Auditor pide so dia de IiCen
cia para il & loa EstRdoB Unidos.
El Befior Ward Be propone concurrir
Ia ABamblea de auditoreB que BE CeIebrart
en- JomewAton sRldr6 probablamente, Is
pE6xims semana. LIE acompAhRr6 en- 9
vieje az diAtinguids ssnora
Concedidos los so dfa de icencis q
Auditor y no habiendo mas asuntos d
pue tratar Be levanta Is session las
menos La minutes de la taTde.
Daspu6s GO foEman gFUpos con los ssChi
CO.'S de Ia pFenBa los sefiores Ward
Feuille del Vale. El sen 1r Ward eat
"a bien de la lesion que Hufri6 en- Ia mani
derech2.
Mahana saleh para Ponce los GeiioTe
Diaz Navarro = doctor del Vslls.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
PRONTO QUEDARA
eStabIeCida una.
fabriCa de hieIo en-
AreCibo.
El tTen de Ia nOChe sntla va hast;
ell pueblo sin traSh0rdo.
Ra quSdadS hschl ID IRstaIacItR d0I i0chO muta
llcO On 81 salon dol syuRtamISRta.
CDe nuestrO oOrrespOnsay)

AgOsto 21.-PrOnto quedar6 establecida
en- estR Ciudad una fabrica de hielo his.
bi6ndoss adquirido los teTrenoB para 10.
vantaT 81 edifcio. FaIta hacfa.
-Muy animsda qued6 Is jaFanR que ge
di6 en- el Casino el paBado domingo, en-.
BaY6ndoHe los lanceros. Para 81 pr6ximo
domingo Sc repetira 81 ensayo sfguEa.
menta quedar6 con la misma animaci6n.
-Durante la pasadR semana han acu-
dido eata EAtaci6n de anemia 544 pa.
Cientss.
-Deade hacs varios dfas us encuentra
encaFgado de la Comandancia de .eate dis.
trito 81 cspit6n de la policfR inaular sefior
Lopez Diaz.
Han contraido matFimonio ell loven
ComeTCiRnte don Antonio Marquez con lR
diatinguida aefi1rits Carmen Mufoz Les
deseamoS et.rna luna de miel.
Aver estuvo en- esta ciudad 81 inspec
tor veterinario Mr.. Allen ell cuaI paa6 vi.
sita de inspection las cuadTaB , ganado
encontrando las pEimeraS en- muy buenas
condolences al ganAdo ain novedad.
-El tren del ferroCarril que llega
las de Ia noche entra va hasta el pueblo
sin tener necesidad de haceF 81 trasboEdo
de antes 10 cual es muY benefcioso para ell
viajeFo. Rscomendamos al iefe del tren
que en- obSequiO del pdblico h9gs una pa.
rada on Ia esquina de la calle Avenida de
los ObTeroa.
-Ha quedado tsrminada Ia inAtalaci6n
del techo metSlico del salon de aesioneB
del AyuntamientO , SO estG pintandO.
CreemoS que ahora acordar6 el Concejo
municipal Sc pinte TODD el salon 10 mismo
que Ia fachsda de la casa conaistorial que
bien 10 necenita.
Sc hacs necesaTio He inntale un tel6fono
en- Ia carCel de distrito para comodidad
general.
Para el 81 del actual 90 anuncia la
Ilegsda eata ciudad del OIquestrcfon ,
Cinemat6grafo que eB uno de los mejoreH
aparatos de eBta clase que hay en- la is!a y
que mas varisda collection de pelfculaa
tieue.
Sc nota encaass de albafiIeB en- esta
ciudsd pronto Be neCeaitar6u muchOa
para las ebras que emprender6 81 muni,
cipio.
Sc ha montado On elta ciudad una
fdbrica de gaueOsas aqua de soda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
SistRn1a turGn.
ERaehs hlbla dofraudado como 800 pesos 4 Il
GOmpaTIl.

jaime 81. Enache, nm turco quien la
irma de w. A. Higgins comerCiante en-
frutsg, del ndmero 374 Warrington ST.
tenfa empleRdo de dependents, foe apre'
eRdo en- New York, acusado de robarae
pOr valoT de $64. Ell siatema que Enache
puao en- practica para hacerse de dinero
cOnAiatfa On dirigir los nobTes dc la casa de
cualquier modo como no fuera el correcto
y despu6s SO preSentabs en- corrsoB pidien'
do le abOnaran 81 importe de los sslloE por
estar los aObres NAL dirijidos.
Los detectives de Ia ofcinR central de
corTsOB manifestsn que poE eEa medic
Enache hsbfa defraudado como $500 & Ia
compaiiia que le tenfa empIeado.
81 turcO tenfs un pasaje para Europa ,
400 frances en- ell bolsillo.- Sun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
PildOraS ROSadaS
delDr. Williams
dan fuerzas, buen apetito,
energia, buen color, porque
renuevan y purifcan Ia
sangre y fortifcan los
nervios.
EN- LAS BoTICAs
OPORTUNDAD PARA EsTUDNNTts En- Los {. ..

Mru. O'ivet, 7aa w. North Ave, Bal.
imors, Nd admits DihOs , nilaI que
hayan de curBar estudios como alumnoa
externos. Atenci6n fsmiliar e1meTada,
viqiIando Iol e1tudios HabitRcihn ,
yhuena meR $40 90 poT msa, pagadeRo1
pog trime1trea adeIaDtados. A solicitud,
g LEI espsra en- New York s Il llsgada
del vapoR. RefsEsncis en- Puerto Rico.
don Joas a. Meuendez, M6yngusz
quisn ha tanido "a hiio en- suti. ca1as
Is Nd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
Nansra novel d GOmhatIf haslgas.

Brennan, Texas Agosto g. Los ne
groB eaccgsdores de algod6n ds cate con.
dRdo, organization 10 que ellos llamaron
liga de unionadOG, con 81 fin do pedir au-
mentO en- los jornales pOr cojer aIgod6n.
NombFsFon una comiai6n compueata de
ocho para que De aviAtara con los estancie-
ros y pidiers un aumento On al quintaI de
algod6n que He cOjiera, de SO & 70 centa.
voR
La Oomisi6n lego al primer eStanciero,
ALI les aguardabR IN n6msro de blancos,
que 90 hiCierOn cargo de clos & uno POI
uno fueron zurrando Ia badaDa. La iga
acord6 diSolverss = las Cosas contin6an
c0unn ankoW Sam
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
CalaIlerla / las FIIIpInls.

Washington, sgoatO 9.-Dos companies
del nexto de csballerfa, destacado ca Fort
Meade, que habian Tecibido 6rdenes para
marchar Filipinaa cuando negaran las
tropau de relevo, han Hido autoEizadas ps.
70 nalE IN mes anta = poE Conliguisnta
paEtiR6n "a dlcismhEa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22

w llliams, son
productivas de
sangre rica y
pura. Cuando
la Sangre eSta
debil, los ner-
yios estanham-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22

facilmente 90 cOmprendeO .in SCR un es.
tratega. Es evidente tampi6n que nueStra
fueFzR naval debe ser distribuida hasta
lltgIf al maximum de pronta efcRE
protscci61 en- los puntoB donde eSts sc
requieEa con mayor urgencia, On otras
palabraB, en- aquelloB puntos donde tane-
mos una pTepondsFancia de intsHe8es ex
puestOs al atRque. Todos esos puntos es
tan en- el Pacffco. Por el Iado del At
l6ntico no hay peligro. No ss CcncebibIe
que algunR potencia europea quieFa ate
carnoB, = 81 hubiese alguna, % ha creado
IN BistemR de fortifcacionea que podemOs
esperanto confadamente haFfa Cualquier
inYaB0E un caluToso recibimiento. En- ell
Pacffco lR CoBa es de otro modo. Tene'
mos las islaB HGWaiaDas, las FilipinaB ?
otraB pOsegiones insulaEes que necesitan
defsnsa, = por Conaiguisnts es de t6ctica
elemental que debemos mRntener una
fuerte escuadrs On el Pacf6co. Con esto
no hacemog mes que Begair el ejemplo de
Ia Gran BretRia que. desde que puso 6
salvo Bua interessss on el Lejano Oriente,
poF medic de una alianzas con ell Jap6n,
hs reducido en- grande sBcala BuB f 'tas
en- aguas dc Asia y reconcentrado Bus
fueEzss an ell MediteTEkneo, en- 81 Caral
Ingl6gy an 81 Mar del NoGts.
Tai pareCs que tisDe por anticipate un
st2que de Aleminia, aurque no hay CO.
mentario cficial emaDado dc Berlin, y aaf
Cuando Ia escuadra tome FumbO 81 Pacf-
ico, no habrk lugar para que 81 JaF6n
juzgue deafayoGablementa ere movimieCto.
Como 81 Cambio podr6 dificilmsnte efeC.
tusrBs antes de Is pr6xima pEimsveTa,
hay Eax6n para eIpsraT que mucha de l.
agitaci6n que hoy pRevaleCs ser6 calmadas
pero ca todos caEos es impossible qus tome
mos ca consideration Il lentimiento =
Buucsptihilidadss japOnasas para poaponeR
nor dampo indsd ado una polftica que
dlCta 4 hiuCtlE d 4 Nacl6O"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-22
ANEMIA

La Anemia proviene della
pobreza de la sangre. Las
Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-09
BY POSTMASTER GENERAL, WHO
ALSO PREDICTS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF PARCELS POST.
SUCH BANKS NEEDED
WOULD ACT TO PREVENT PRI-
VATE HoARDING OF MONEY
AND KEEP 1T MOVING.

Chicago. Postmaster General
George Won L. Meyer was the guest
of honor Thursday at the banquet of
the Industrial club of Chicago and
gave his views regarding postal i'm
provements, including the establish
ment of postal savings banks and the
extension of the parcels post system,
which he will recommend to Congress
in his annual report.
He said the Postoffice Department
Europe the money of immigrants to
the extent of $71,000,000. He esti-
mated the amount of money in the
United States at $3,123, ,O56,673, of
which $1,O10,7I0,0O0 is in the banks,
1888, ,S55, O53 is in the treasury and the
balance, Sits, S,501 ,620 in the hands of
individuals and otner sources.
For a striking illustration of the
value OF a postal savinks bank, take
the present time" said Mr. Meyer.
Many small accounts have been with
drawn from national banks, trust com
panSs and savings banks by timed
depositors, and the money has gone
into the strong box or into hiding
On occasions like these what the peo-
pie want is absolute security After
they withdraw their money they dread
loss from theft or by fire, but they
do not lose confidence in the security
of the government or its pledges.
Therefore the small accounts referred
to would flow into the postal savings
banks and would be led back into the
channels of trade by being deposited
in the national banks in those com
munities, to the great advantage of
labor and industry.
when a crisis had passed and con-
fidence had been restored the money
would be returned to the savings
banks, because in the postal savings
banks it would receive only about half
the interest paid by savings banks.
If the money is withheld from national
banks or trust companies it loses the
benefit of being drawn b. check nor
if deposited in postal savings bank
can the depositor receive accoTssoda-
ton in the way of a loan or the ac-
ceptance of business paper. In other
words, the Postoffice Department is
not going into the banking business.
1t desires only to encourage thrift
and to offer an accessible and safe
form of depositing savings by natur-
allied citizens and foreigners, as well
as by our people living in out-ofthe-
way places"
believed the need for both parcels
post and postal savings banks would
be recognized by Congress this year.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-09
Business Conditions Better.

New York;. G. Dun &c Co. report
that trade conditions throughout the
United States during the past week
have shown marked Improvement
over the preceding seven days period.
The issuance of clearing house GER
tifcates and checks in communities
where the circulation Of currency has
been restricted has had no apparent
effect on the volume of trade.
Especially is this true in the retail
lines, where the demand generally has
been steady and of increasing volume
as the season advances.
The tone of the incoming weekly re-
ports is one of healthy industrial and
financial conditions in every section
heard from up to tonight.
In some instances there is a tendency
to act upon conservative basis in
placing heavy orders for future deliv-
cry, and this course is being counseled
by the jobbers themselves, who already
having the situation well in hand are
anxious that it shall move forward on
the soundest possible footing.
One of the most gratifying features
of the weeks reports from the princi-
pal trade centers is that the jobbers
are carrying fewer past due accounts
on their books than for many years.
In the iron markets there is tendency
to supply immediate needs only, but
the price of the metal holds good.
Business failures for the week have
shown no appreciable increase over
those of four weeks past, the percent
age of failures reaching the 100000
mark and over remaining small.
The reports coming from the inte-
rior of the country were received with
satisfaction in New York and were con-
sidered by business interests as indi-
eating the ability of the rest of the
country to weather the storm as sue.
cessfully as did New York.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-09
Santa Fe Fined for Rebatins.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Judge olin Well
born, in the United States District
Court Thursday fined the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
$3.50. 600 for 'rebating.' The fine was
what the court denominated IAN inter-
mediate penalty the maximum which
might have been assessed being ST.
100000 and the minimum $4,000.
The court reviewed the case in a
written opinion of some length in
which it is stated that there were suf-
fcient doubtful and extenuating cir
cumstances to preclude the possibility
of maximum sentence. and yet suffi-
Client intention of wrong-doing shown
to make impossible a minimum pen
atty.
The Santa Fe company was CON
yicted October 11th last, by a jury in
the Federal Court, of granting rebates
to the Grand Canon Lime and Cement
Company of Arizona. 1t was found
guilty on all of the sixty-six counts
charged in the indictment after but
an hours deliberation.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-09

Mrs. Ellen Nagle, Ala 4th street, Green
Bay, Wis, writes
II have often heard Peruna praised
and it is more widely known here than
any other medicine, but never knew
what splendid medicine it really was
until few weeks ago when caught a
bad cold which settled all over me.
"The doctor wanted to prescribe, but
1 told him was going to try Peruna
and sent for bottle and tried it.
81 felt much better the next morning
and within five days l had not trace
of any lameness or any cough.
al consider it the finest cough REM
edy."
PERUNA TABLETs:-Somep people pre-
fer to take tablets. rather than to take
medicine in a fluid form. Such people
can obtain Peruna tablets, which repre-
sent the solid medicinal ingredients OF
Peruna.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-09
Always Staunch
And True

The Denver Republican has al
ways avoided the fallacies and
knaveries of yellow journalism,
and its steadily increasing Circula-
ton proves conclusively that its
policy of telling the plain Truth
without exaggeration or misrepre-
sentation, standing fast for the
Right, is heartily approved with
growing force by the intelligent
Public to which it appeals.
10 read it is liberal Education,
and the citizen who goes without
1t does a positive harm to himself,
to his family, and to the commu-
nifty.
In no other way can the invest
ment of 2H cents per day
for that is all The Republican
costs any subscriber-bring such
rich results in that knowledge
which is bo'h Power and Pleasure.
Information, instruction and en-
tertainment fill its columns and it
leaves a good taste in the mouth
of the reader.
1t stands for Law ard Order in
the State-for Peace, Prosperity
and Happiness in the Home.
II you are not already enrolled
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send on your subscription and give
1t a fair trial at rs cents per month
for Daily and Sunday.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-09

Mrs. f. M. Tinney, story writer.
325 E. Nueva St., San Antonio, Tex,
writes:
"During 1901 / suffered form nasal
catarrh, which various other remedies
failed to relieve.
"Six bottles of Peruna, which I
took, entirely cured me, the catarrh
disappearing and never returning.
81 therefore cheerfully recommend
Peruna to all similarly afflicted"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21
X. of P's. Celebrate.

The 43rd anniversary Of the
Knights of Pythlas was celebrated
by Doric Lodge No. 20 of this city
in the ] O. O. F. hall on Tuesday
evening. A good attendance of
the brothers and a large crowd of
invited guests being present.
Every man, who at one time has
belonged to the order, living or
visiting in the city, was invited.
Prof. D. V. S. Reid made a few
opening remorks and W. Smead
presided over the meeting.
Judge W. L. Bradshaw, of The
Dalles, was the principal speaker
and made a very interesting talk
along the lines of Pythianism in
explaining and pointing out the
great work being done by the or.
der.
DR.. Hunlock's recitation was
we'll received as we'll as the short
talk made by S. l. Stratton, and,
the reading by Mrs. A. E. Binns
caused many a married man to re-
fleet.
Miss Cochran's vocal solos were
very beautiful and highly appreci-
ated and with the aid of an orches-
ira furnished the music for the
occasion.
Five Hundred and Finch we've
also INDUCED in and to top the oc-
casion out in just the proper shape
a banquet was served, which was
composed of all of the danties from
the culinary departments of the
best cooks in the city. The tables
were beautifully decorated and
we're presided over by MeSdames
Kelley, Richardson and Hunlock,
in which capacity these ladies did
themselves proud.
Many out of town members were
present, coming from all over the
county.
Doric Lodge is one of the lead
ing fraternal orders in the county
and Is one of the most substantial
institutions in Heppner.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-02-21

After the regular game of basket
ball last Monday evening Mrs A
Minor entertained the players at
her home. The large comfortable
psrlors were especially inviting
with their decorations of cut
flowers and growing plants. The
guests were soon invited to the
spacious dining room where covers
were laid for 16. In the center
Of the table was an artistic floral
piece of red carnations and ger
aniams white graceful smilax vines
and red ribbon completed the
decorations after doing ample JUS
tice to the most excellent repsst the
guests again assembled in the
parlors. Mrs. Minor is thought
al hostess and always see that
every one has good time.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Minor Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Thomson Mrs. Neil Mrs. G. c.
Patterson Mrs. Pavid Mrs. Lutte
Young Mrs. Fred Warnock Misses
Emma FarnSWorth Mary Farms
worth Elsie McCarty Miss Bristol,
Miss Tinan Mrs. Dunlap, Louis
Bisbee and Percy Garrigues.