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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-09
EN- YlAIE.

PaHaieros que conduce 81 vapor espsfol
Catalina" pEocedente do Barcelona y
escalas para este puerto:
Ssfiores Antonio Perez Sarobe, Jose Ro.
driguez Bauders, Joa6 RODRIGUEZ Domin-
guez, Jose Jimenez Ocafia, Antonio Roy.
mes Payerss, Francisco CapeIo Juan,
Guillermo Llado Pidal, JeE6nimo Morey
CaFboney, AuTeIio La3sBa Garcfs, Juan
Jor6 Vazquez FeIiss Perez Porto, Celso
Camera, Elfas Fisentinio, Ricardo Porte
ls, ArBenio PoTtsla, Bsnigno Portela,
Antonio Martinez, Emilio CiviIane, jose
Maria MARTINEZ, Enrique Alfonso, Manuel
Alvarez Sobrino, Gaspar Castro. jose
Maria Sobrino, Angel Nandin, Vicente
S, brino, Domingo Martinez, FeIiciano
Marinas, Antonio CampoFs, Antonio Gar.
Cfa GuijsrTo, Jol6 Samchano.
stnoTas Isabel Domingue1 Dias, Isabel
Rodriguez Domingues, Monssrrata Lou.
briel, Befioritas Carmen Portela, Maria
PoEtsIa, MonserrRts Portsla, Joaefa Por.
tala cuatrocientos noventa y cuatro de
tr6nAito para Cuba.
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NOTABLE DESCENSO
al fondo del mar.
Sc mandara una expediCi6n a Vene-
zueIa para que sxtTaiga Ell tesOTO
del San Pedro de AICantsra.
ER 81 fSnd0-dlGe o. buzo-t0t0 ora oscurs como
ID nOGhV.

Encsjonado en- enorme almaduTB, un
buzo deGCendi6 Fecientemente 230 pies
debajo de In supeTficie del sgua, cerCR de
Long Island, (Nusva York; profundidad
10 cual no Be hAbfa bsjado nunca todR-
vfa, cFey6ndoBs que esto causaT6 una
verdadera Eevoluci6n On el arte de los
buzca, qus psrmitira encontTsr teSoroB
de buqueB que SO crefan peFdidos y haata
ahora impoBib'eS dc recuperar.
Como resultsdo immediate del expert
mento, dentro de pocas semanaB 90 mRnda-
r& una expedition Venezuela para que
buBque los tres millones de dollars en- orc
y ioyag pTeciosag que Be encontTsban
bordo del mslogTada buque "San Pedro
de Alc6ntara'', que 80 hundi6 en- 1915 y
que yRce todavfa en- Ia yads de CumGn6.
ri descenBo tuvo lugsr seiB nillas de
distsnci9 de Eaton Point, Biendo el senior
y. 3. Candy, que durante custFo aflog ha
sido mRquinists en- j fs del bote submarine
'Shslk' quien Fevisti6 Ia aFmadurR de
buzo. Cuando % hallaba Ia m6E grande
profundidad, el buzG conveTg6 poT medic
de IN telefono con un ''reporteF" america
hierTo muy grueso, de Ia fuerzR de una
CBAU5E8 u6 AOGomOEoE8s En- Opoe4c4Ou
los trsjes uBuales para buzoB, estaba cons
tTufds la aFmsdurR de modo que contra
rrestase la tremends preston del agua, por
medic de 30 propis resistencia, en- lugar de
lcgrarlo por Ia preston de aire bombeado
deBde el exterior. Al Rcto en- question
aHistieron 81 inventor del trsja del bugo,
Enos B. Petrie IN msquinista.
TranscuTriaron unos cinco minutes has
ta alcRnzar 230 pies de profundidad, 4 Ia
cuRl Ia preston ss de unas 10 librss poT
pulgada cuadrsda, sea cerca de ocho
atm6sfsFas. Fuers "a del sgus, dijo el
buso que al paBearse por el fondo del
mar con Bu enoFme RrmaduTR 10 hscfa
con la mayor facilidsd cual 81 tuviess
muelleS On los pies. En- 81 fondo todO era
oUcuTo como la noehe, exceptusndo pc
que6as objetoB hotantsB fosforegcenteg La
luz exployadora que va junto con 81
mencionado trsje, no pudo operarue por
faita de electricidad. Cuando se uEe, el
buzo podr6 diviaar los objetos distancia
de mas de diez pies.
al experimento ssisti6 81 senOr A. Z.
Moreno, Tepresentante del gobierno do
Venezuela, quisn hs obtenido una conce-
sion del general Castro para trsbajar On
el salvsmento del mencionado buque fSan
Pedro de AIcSntaFR"
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VICE cONsuLADo DANES Ea vIfQuEs, P. R

Por cuanto habiendo fAIlacido an esta
islR sin otcrgar disposition teatsmentarfa
81 Bubdito danes Emilio Anduze Gallac,
ss hace pdblico por medic del presente
edicto que 90 inseTtarS an dos de los peri6
dicos de mayor circulsci6n que 90 sditan
en- San Juan Puerto Rico para q los que se
cEean herederos del Rludido Emilio Andu1e
GaIlac, aSf como Bus acrsedores, presenter
dent1o del termino de CUARENTA
DIAS en- este VICE CONSULADO
calle de San Juan, los documentos debi'
dameuts legalizadOs, juEtifcAtivoS del de-
Eecho que les asista. Vieques, Puerto Ri
CO de SepGembTe de 1907. DMteil.
Vics Consul Dan6a 40vs.
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Una pTegunta de Mr.. Bsames a Mr..
Grahame Y los nueVNS CalrOS
eleCtFiCOS.
SGtO puGat0s hshrdQ de ser muntltOs On Il IInOl
Dc Rio PIsdras 4 Caguas.

Sc infoTma que 81 senior BaameB, direc.
tor de Ia CompBfifa de carros el6ctricoB
que h4ce al segvicio entire esta ciudad y
Rio Piedras, dijo el sabado dltimo al Sr.
Grahame, estando amboH en- lR estaci6n de
Rio piadTaB,
-'Vea uBted, amigo 81 estos carros son
viejoa desechados On WA lington. Y
al mismO tempo le mostraba algunoS &C.
ceAoTios de los calros que allf He esta 1
montando , faeron recibidoI hace POGO de
les EstadoB UnidoB.
PareCe que Mr. Grahams us echo rtir
seplic6ndole;
-"Y loB otros, son nuevoA?
En- bTeve psEan puestos al Beryioio de IL
lGnes les referidos Carlos IL direction de
10 CompatfR cree poder mejoFar mucho el
BerviCio con eBe aumento On % material
Fodaute.
siete puentes habT6n de Ber montsdos
en- ID linaa de Rio piedEag Csguag y hay
slgupOu que ti0nen m6a do rs mstzcl.
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FOR SALE.

A farm opposite contiguoB weth the Cen
trsl High Road, consistlr g Of fifty acres of
land Of first and second class pasture j;
with atone and wood two-story house; but.
chsr stall and grocery stare; 20 yards
Stable; tfse plantation. and Quarry
producing from $12 to $15 day.
Also q capital in Oxsn and Carts,
amounting to 81 500, which are likewise
for lsale
This property is bitustad il Rio PisdraB,
jurisdiction Of Csguas.
For iDf,Tmation appIy to MI. Ramon
Pi6eiro, of Rio Pisdrss Is '. D..
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ArtIGuta Dc pssItIvl aseasIiad.

La fruta, no estan solo m srtfculo de
gusto regslo, sino de pOHitiva neceSidad;
puev, segda las eEtadfHticAs, ea un heeho
que en- les pucb'os donde abuuda la truts.
son raraB las e1 fsrmedades del eBt6mBgc,
de lo- iuteatints, de Ia vejiga y entsFa
ments desconocida el llamado escorbuto,
que mas de moTtffsro es cont gioso.
Tomen nota les frutariGnOs.
iC6mo % progresa! Nj ls lsgendsEia
fruta del paraiso, h. biera hecho d. a eu
estoB tiempos & la abue its Eva.
Con 10 cual 81 padre Ad6n 90 hubieFa
salvsdo, comieEdo tranquilamente "a man.
zana sin m6s conaeCuencis que ls muy
aprsciab9e entire otrap, de preCeEvsrse de-
sacorbut0.
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LICEROS AGUACEROS
Y trOnadaS en- la
isIa.
Temperature media iguaI a las dos
pasadaS SemaDaS.
EI TlODtO hl sldO gOOHlImSntO lIgaFO GC0ptO
durantO los ChublSCus.
CDel Feather Bureou. )

Boletin usmanaI del tempo, de Ia Sc
mana que termin6 el dia de octubre
El tempo de la Bemana poT 10 general ha
sido de clArO & parciAlmente nublado.
Frecuentemente han hAbidO ligerOB sgua'
ceres y tronsdAs, y en- vsEiaH entaciones
han caido fnertea agusCsrOu locales ri
viento ha sido generalmente ligero, exspto
durante los chubascos, que han habido
vientoB entsEaments foerteH La velocidad
mayor del vientO EegiGtrada en- San Juan
fue 33 millag por hora, del SO 81 dfa 3
de oCtubre.
La temperature media en- la isla fu6
7s A, que es igusl las de Las dos sema
mas pTeCedentes. El promedio de ls tenn
peratura en- 81 mes de Octubre, dttsrmi.
nsdo de los Tegistros de los Ochos sfios pa
Bados, 90 78 5. La temperature mas al
tR que han informado duEaats Ia sema-
na foe 94o, On Central AguiTre, 81 dis
A; Ia mas bsja, $50 en- AibOnito, 81 d1s 2
de 0ctubre.
FL promedio dc la precipitation en- la,
ialn, durante Ia semanR, fu6 ! 53 pul
Radas El promedio de IL pTecipitSci6n
semanal, durante 81 mes de octubre, 90
cerce de 210 puIgadas Sc Tegiatrsron
fuertsu aguaceFos en- CorozaI y Maysgu Z,
81 dfA % de- sstiembre, en- Maricso, Alto
de lA BAnderA, Las MsIfaS y Vieques, 81
dfa de Octubre en- Maricso eli die 3,
On Lares al dia en- San Sebastian 81 dia
5 81 dfa 6 de octubre.
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En- 81 pr6ximo mss Bs espera que lie.
que , ssta Ciudad el Befior Jose TomSs
Silva del alto comeEcio de Il plasa, quien
passE6 aquf una tsmpoERds para EegEesaE
.deSpgeg 6 PaEta.
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ElDOrttc!dn d aiuuInas.

Durants los siets masss Sue teIminaTon
81 81 de Julio, 90 expOrtaron de los ESta'
dos Unidcs mSquinas de escTibir poF va.
lor de $3.269, ,281 lcoptva So 1853. 327 en-
1905 SO 529, OPS en- 1904. LuglaterEa
oompr6 DOR vaIor de $908 O45; Alsmania,
nor $512 314; Mexico por 1904 677; Fran
Gle por $287, GA y Jsp6n pOE 30,066.
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Sc VFHOE,

Una fnuca Compuesta de cincuenta
cuerdaB de teFreno pasto de Ira. "a. cla'
ae frente la CarEetara central. Tiene ca
ss de mamposterfa y MADEIRA, de alto,
puesto de caTnicerfR establecimiento de
pulpsrfa, cuadra de CO ballos de 90 varas,
cafetaleS, csnters que produce Is
pesos disrioB I'M cspital de 81 500 en- bne
yes ? csrretau que tambi6n se venden. Es
Ia finca eet6 Bituada en- Rio Piedras colin.
dando con Caguas. InformRr6 en Rio
PiedTas don Ramon Pileiro. Is y. q
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Japdn gastara milICnes en- los IS
tadOS UnidOS.
Para q squlpo dol fsIroGauII del Sud dc
MAnNhuTll.

gimult6neamert con la preBencia del
general Kurcki-exprsSa EI Concrete,
de New Yolk-en Ia ciudad dc Nueva
York. vino el anuncio de que el gobierno
de- Tckio na colocado en- eats pals, eHpe'
cialments por medic de agenCias en- la clu'
dad de Nueva York doce millone9 De DO
liars de pedidou para 81 equipo DEF fsrro'
cSrril del Sud de Manchuria. La hoes
oue atravissa mil quinientaB millaB de ts'
YritoFio Be compIetar6 en- el t6rmino de don
amos, mas 16pidamente que nuncs hSIts
RhoTs.
Para avegurar In r6pida entrega, el ia
non ha Comprado so, coo toneladaS de Tie'
les & las fAbricss de Carnegie por Slo 5O,
conBiderablements en- exceSo del pTeclo del
mercado. Otra orden de 5000 tonela'
daa se coIoc6 por $29. Los pedidos en- mano
ae hsn deBcArtRdo de momento para cum
pIimentar los de los jsponeSeS. Una casa
constructora de vagoneB hR leoibido pedl
dos para mil vagones de f ate caEga, Los
cuerpoE de dichos vsgonea 90 conAuultan
en- Dalny.
So ha gautado mas de dos milloneS de
dollars en- locomotoFas slemanRg, DO lal
cuales 200 ne han vendido para la hnea
del sud de Ia ManchuEla. Dsade Mukdsn
al visiero ira en- coches americannS, arras
trados por IocomotOrss yankees, paEando,
nor Hieles de Rcero del truRt de los ESta
dos UnidoB.
De modo que la amiGtad entire ambaE
potencias no puede revelaEse de modo mat
elocuente.
Pafs en- 81 oual otro iuvierte tan enoEms
ouma de diuero, no puede aer considerable
como enemigo, 8 4 70 menoH 81 clio es as
al Jsp6n 10 disimula bsAtaDte.
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No hay guerra,

CusndO 20 trsta de dos potencias pode.
TOssS eS muy difIcil lIegsT la ruptuFa de
hoBtilidRdeB, menos RhoFR con 81 arbi.
trsjs que acaba de scordSrse en- La HayS.
Para vivir On santa PSF 10 mejor Is
compTar upa de las hs1mosas m6quinas
que plazos vende Arriyf Hermanos.
Gran barstiIlo de Olaneu, peTcaIes mediaI
q 5 cts. "La ViEcaina' ''El CieIo.''
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ADUANAS De PUeR7O-RICO.

UportaalOnss dursnts sl mes Dc SoptI0mbr0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-09

-Ha regresado de Ponce, en- dOnds 60
Euyo en- asuntos de la empress comeKciRl
que diPije on esta Ciudad, 81 ST. F. ]. Be-
EoSl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
STREET CAR MATTERS.

Traction ordinances just passed in
the city Of Chicago contain the foIlow-
ing provision
'Each car shall bear appropriate
and conspicuous signs upon both 'ts
sides and ends. So placed as to indie
cate. both day and night. the route
and destination OF surh car. AZ night
such signs shall be- illuminated"
In general the cars II salt Lake CITY
hear appropriate signs Al times,
however, they bear none OF WRONG
sign This we suppose, rs mere
matter OF inattention Ga most cases.
Moreover. since electricity is the mott
or power. it should be easy 90 have
the signs, at least two of them. illum-
mated
We think. too, that the rule Of stop
ping only on one side OF the street.
while a reasonable one. should be cn-
without cxaspezaung. street car pa
irons We have frequently observed
persons standing on the wrong side
of the road. not knowing OF tho reg-
ulation Sometimes the motorman
has The good JUDGMENT 10 stop his car
on the other side ana to hcckou 90
them. In few cases. however no
attention is paid TO these persons,
who are often left standing there
wondering why the car did not stop
for Thorn. When the car is not late
on schedule time. % would be a sins
pie matter to pick up such passengers
by having them come to the car
across the street
IL relation 10 transfers, our judg-
mcnt Is that the time should not te
so strictly limited as e is In many
cities unlimited time transfers have
been granted TO the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
SYMPATHY EXPRESSED.

Tho city Council has very properly
passed resolutions expressing sympathy
with the family of Ofcer Charles
s. Ford. who was killed by one OF
the desperate criminals who have been
attracted 90 this city lately. II was
cold bloodod murder Words but
poorly convey the desire Of friends to
console ana comfort those who 30 sud-
denly have boon called upon to
mourn. But the bcrrayod family may
rest assured that the Council in its
resolutions speaks for the community.
May they find strength 20 bear up un-
der the terrible addiction.
40 is familiar saying that coming
events cast their shadows before. and
wo are reminded OF 90 Boy 'he fact that
only O. few days ago a friend of Mr.
Ford met him on the street and. Boo The
course OF conversation. warmed him of
the dangers Of his calling They spoke
for some minutes an that subject and
with a rather sad. God bless you
they parted, never again Co meet iu
this life.
The Council has also recommended
that contributions be- solicited for the
benefit of the family and asked the
Mayor TO receive such contributions.
II would have boon better If an appro-
priation out Of the public funds had
been made. since the deceased lost his
life On the service of the public. But
that being ont of the question, in the
present status of public affairs pub
lio subscription seems the next best
expedieucy. There is however no
valid reason why the city treasury
should be so empty that la am emcr-
goncy the city Council should 60 beg
ging for charitable purposes. n the
peoples money had not been squan-
dered. that necessity would not have
arisen. Tho Council would have had
plenty of funds for an legitimate pure
poses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
NEGROES IN OKLAHOMA.

An exchange notes that when "the
Oklahoma constitution was formulated
a was hailed in some quarters as the
nearest approach to a perfect form Of
government that has been made. 1t
undertook 70 profit by the mistakes and
the difficulties OF others. n prohibit
ed many things. II commanded many
things II shackled wrong. Il threw
wide the doors 20 freedom.
"Yet such are the limitations Of hui
man nature that once secure iu the
possession OF this Utopian charter un-
hampered by old laws. old fetters. old
hates. old feuds and old biases, the
men who came TO the dignity of state
hood under q lost no time in shifting
hip and thigh an element which also
is struggling bravely toward the light"
Il seems that the Constitution OF the
new state substantially depriyes the
negro OF equality OF rights before the
law ass compared with his white broth
or In lts newly granted independence
Oklahoma proceeds 30 segregate the
races 10 thr disadvantage 81 the blacks
This condition has reminded some
observers OF the. ancient joke that
when the Puritans landed they fem first
upon their knees and secondly upon
the Indians
10 is justly said that in Older COM
muniues where the race question IS
acute ana whore the traditions or
generations bear weirhtuy upon 500
ciety excuses may Boz made for dis
eliminating laws, which can hardly
be urged m Che case of "a new COM
mHnWDHih.
But iuasmuch as all tho stato-build-
lnE bon ,ha Flr West has been note
worthy by tH. absence of amy such
race Determinations o. is unfortunate.
Ja sly tho Ieasr lhat me otherwise
broad constitution makers of Okaho-
ma sau Ht t1 resort to the deprivation
off lhr ca'oroI men ol amy of their
rights before the IaW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
\ THIRD TERM

Ata ume when the third-term talk is
r.g,yed AGAIN II may b. Of interest 10
,..,r "a, fact that the original plan
30 an, fr,r,.rs of the Constitution was
~, .,. .,ise executive be- elected for
..,.... ,..,r. ,..,thout any chance OF ~
.,...,... init .,,as changed for tho rea-
~. tn., T.. mako me president in-
.,-a.,. ,,, s.copd Term. would be
t.t,. a., ns. his office for cor-
-. .,.,r,,..s Ana so a four-year term
- ...'..,..,. ,,ith p,ssible reelection
,,-..s,,,, n, ,I,o VOTERS
" @ ~ I'D. r..so,ire holds good
, ..,..n-,sar ,.rm and
Wv" .,...,,s 4, ror AIS,
.....,,..., o., am ..i.bt-
,...' '....., ,.r,,s ana
E'" 49,. r. ..,..s.,,t. t,,, ts
.....t,.., A..
no f.-tF QUO" "'"i.
abuse the Office in ono 'as'' Do nouns
the same ln another. ana me he''l'o''
conclusion ia thni ODD iha opinion oI lN'
trainers of Che Constitution ih' p''s-
bluty off recollection oush, always no
De held out as an nOsnut. .o che cone
scicurous Performance 0f tna duties
OF the office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
A SERMOSET f0K EozaERS

'For the News" by n. g. Hapgood)
Never b. satisfied with your present
position. Discomfort Is the FIRST step
towards promotion Learn to nnd
fault IN an intelligent way with your
self and with your job. improved en-
cheney and raise OF salary are the nat
cral sequence.
The man who is satisfied Is the man
who remains behind IN his wheelbar-
row, while his competitors so H. =.
motor car passes him ON the road 20
success. Progress has for its propell-
ing force a desire for something bot
ter; but to be satisfied Is 20 stand stin.
There never was a successful business
man who was satined. The feeling
OF dissatisfaction is the stimulant that
impolls the business venture and the
risk.
This sensibility IS never induced by
sitting down. To appreciate II is to
stransle il. not now. OF then, but at
the opportune moment
He who has thorough understand
ing Of what dissatisfaction looks like
never fails to recognize It at the proper
time.
Had Andrew Carnegie been satisfied
with his old job In the telegraph office.
he would never have become the steel
king Gray's Elegy. l dare say. would
have been written In seven days in
stead Of seven years had It's author
beeen less dissatisfied with IT, II. in
1776, we had been satisfied with the
British rule, there would be no United
states.
The result OF dissatisfaction is great
ness. That some men are born great
is a lie That Others have greatness
thrust upon them" Is another lie. To
achieve Il is the only way it can be
gotten, and this is the result Of an
ardent dissatisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
FASCINATION OF DANGER.


with that fatal fascination which the
burning stable has for the horse whose
home 10 has been. the Russian organ
Izers of revolution seem unable to zee
.I-t being drawn back within the dau-
ger line For months the friends lf
Prof Tchaikoysk have been hearing.
tu thelr great amazcment az his pres
auco lu ST. Petersburg Nine BresCh-
k0Nsk. too. another of those represent
BtlNos lf the upper and educated
DlasscH who have given their lives and
their fortunes 40 che cause NJ freedom
and who made many warmly admirlng
friends Boo the United States during her
visit last year, seems Go have been ar
rested 70 the same time. The two eu-
cradle patriots occupy cells side by
s.dr BOZ the fortress or 81 Peter ma
Paul We wonder al their plum ms
again into the names but. after an.
why should they not have done ltos
The revolution h. the child u thslr
lifelong planning and propaganda
their whole hearts are in az aoy have
no existence apart from 10. ana it h
not su strange that they were unable
innrnU Orb HhHont thenacives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
CHINESE
- Ynrk commercIal.


IN common with the most enlighten-
ed and progressive. and at the same
time with the most conservative
thought of the country. the opinions OF
Secretary Straus OF the department of
commerce ana labor advanced In hiA
annual report suggest some modihCa-
lions in the Chinese exclusion act A
more opportune moment than the pres
cut can hardly be desired he says Tor
reaching a better understanding with
China on the subject OF Chinese immi-
grafton and for adjusting our policy In
this regard 20 the demands OF Justice
and equality And FOR the one chief
reasou-among others-that Chinese
resentment al our discrimination
against these people has operated ga
cut down our exports 90 China fully 50
per cent during che past two years. I'M
he framing OF the law in this matter
largely the reflection OF Pacific coast
timeut-eNClusion has been maze
ihe rule, admission the exception,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
Only A DOG

Persons vino CHANGED TO ue passing
along upper South Temple street Fd.
day evening witnessed pathetic little
Happenings a lO-y.lr-o'd v1uuestar
Wh.sIuR happily with "a ltuo ugly
yellow dog barking and sramperug 700
hIs feet was headed toward town
"lIth 90 Lnr skip and jump" raas.rs-
lr could mot help but notice Jhe uuc
follow and hIs pop lud us boy and
doFae passed. thoy smiled kindly upon
tho pair The boy found "a stick and
began throwing h. into the street for
the pup to bring 10 back Tine dog. dee
nghted beyond measure, harkod and
Jumped and as fast as the stick was
thrown brought % 40 his master theu
cooking its head and wagRing its tain
eNpectanily But doggle made one
ir'r ino many iust ns DO was about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

ono OF the latest prospecting de-
vices placed before the public is an
10 It's inventor, says the January Popu-
lar Mechanics. win locate FREQ metals
az almost any depth. map out the
course and width OF the vein and ascer.
tain ITS exact position below the sur
face
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

There was once a book collector who
solemny warned a friend against ever
lending a book. and who. 90 enforce
his moral, led him To a Well-stocked
bookshelf in his own shelves. saying.
Look at those shelves. Every book
on them was lent to me. Judges
Library
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

The best cure for kleptomania is in
generation in JAIN FOR a few days OF the
hcptoUaniac. II has a wonderful effect
In developing sense Of right and
wrong lu the subject
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18

Tho keel OF the North Dakota, the
largest battleship ever planned. was
laid Monday Long before it IS off
the ways no doubt larger battleship
win have been planned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-18
JUST FOR FUN.
One Excepted Town.

Yes sand the Rev. Mr.. Cooley. Il
opposed the contemplated prize draw
Ing for our building fund ] can't con-
niNe az any form Of lottery
Except a marriage iu the church"
suggested the crusty bachelor.-Phila.
delphia Press.