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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-26
kALAN|ANAOLE
LEAGUE GAMES
The kaaIas and the Japanese
We're Winners Yes
terday.

The first game of the Kalanianaole
League yesterday was played between
the Chinese A. C. Jr. and the Kaala
A. c. Jr., the game being fast. John
Leslie of the Kaalas placed a fair ball
in the stream. John Souza, the catch
er, for the Kaala A. c.. Jr., sent three
men home on a left-fielder and took
third base on the strength of it.
The score in this game was 10 to
in favor Of the kaalas, as follows:
1885 67s9
Kaalas ............. 0 2 1 3 / 0-10
C. a. C. ............ 0 Oh 0 0 2 o.
In the second game the Japanese A.
c. Juniors and the Kamanuwais cross
ed bats. The Japanese are the smallest
players in size in this league, but are
exceptionally good players. Their bat
ting force handicaps them, however.
Tetsuji, shortstop for the Japanese,
made double play in the fourth in
ming by catching fly and putting
runner out on first. Tetsuo, the pitcher
for the japanese, did some pretty slab
work, and the game was practically
won by his good work. The score
stood:
34567S9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-26

TICKETS viii be fifty cents each.
To be obtained from members.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-26

There is probably no medicine made
that is relied upon with more implicit
confidence than Chamberlain's Collie,
ing the third of century in which it
ing in third Of a century in which 1t
has been in use, people have learned
that it is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take. Sold
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co..
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29

Los que suscribimos, faItarfamos IN
debsr de gratitud ii no hici6ramos p6bIica
nuestra satisfaction immense, como socios
del ''CfrcuIo de amigos" por las mdIti
,ples atencioneS de que fuimos objeto du'
Tante nueatra corta y reciante estadfa en- la
ciudad de Ponce, por los directories y de-
mas miembros del prentigioSo Club de ar
tssanos, que brilIa como estrella de prime
ra magnitud en- el concerto social de la
bella Buitaaa del sur. Cumplido sate deber
nos completeness en- hacer votos ninceros
porque loB vfnculoB de Ia mss ftanca cor
dialidad una para siempre & nuestro que.
rido ''CfrcuIo de amigos con ell estimado
'Club de aEtesanos" de Ponce -Raus6n
UgGrte, jose A. GimeneS, ToTibio ArTOyO,
Severiano Ortis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29
FL ETERNO PROFILE
MA de- las GALES
de Ponce.
Ia GOmpaTia del fsTocsEIiI dehiera
aTIegIar los cOntoTnOs De IA es-
taCi6n.
Il eampahIa azusarSTa frinGssl trahaIando con
husR sXIto.

DsHde hscfa aFgunos mesan, las nubes
no obsequiaban & Ia jurisdicCi6n de Ponce
con 81 lover reCio proIongado que On IL
nochs del "a hasta Is raafsna del dfa 25.
El GAUGE del Porfugues RpREecfa aaco.
Pero parece que le eataba ressrvado 81
citado dis, Ia buenR gracia de abundante
Huvia, benefcioaa para las Campifss, rese.
cas- poE q sol y el polvo,l mss inoportuna
para al extraoFdinario nimeFo de visitan
tss que de todas parties de Ia isla hallaban.
SO On Ia ciudad Cuna de Virgilio Bisggi.
Las GALES en algunas parties estaban en-
realidad, intEansitables. ESQ es para
Ponce, IN viejo problems. La desdicha
que Bobre eBa ciudad, con antiques syun.
tamientoa apegados antes estrechaa mi.
ras dc polfticR de csmpanaFio que & So
ludRble polftica de Com6n esfueFzo de
general convenience; hubo de pesaT, por
mucho tempo, Fetuvo todo impulse en-
santido de positive prcgreao para 81 ornate
p6blico que, principalmente, est6 en- de.
plorable estado en- Cuant0 las GALES
Be refaEe.
Pasados ayuntamientoa dispuaieron dc
grandes facilidades. AIgunos hubo que
gozaron Las abundancias de nm cuaptioso
empl 6Atito hecho en- los EstadoB Unidoa,
el cual psrecs que no fue utilizado para
comroner GALES.
El nusvo ayuntamiento trata de haceE
Ago benefcioso que siquiera modifque en-
10 possible, sin entFabRr onerosamente las
fnanzas muniCipale4, las condiciones de
dichaa calles.
La buana voluntad 10 puede todo, = eS
seguro que el Citado problema, podrS On
parte ser resuelto por 81 pressnte ayunta-
miento.
5Por que Ia companfa del fsrrocarriI
no aEreg'a los alrededores de Ia eBtaci6n?
Aquello no escapa de 10 que en- punto &
Was p6blicss Crey6rase de regla general.
Apenas lluevs, tales alTededores enf6n'
ganBe, haci6ndose diffcil el trSnsito pie.
Ponce es Ia Hegunda ciudad de Ia lsIa, ,
de igual maneFa que la compaffa proyecta
embellecer los contornos de Ia Eatsci6n dc
San Juan, rodeando ademSs el sdifCio de
aqu6lla, de todas las comodidadea apeteci
bliss; no vemoB por que no pueda hacer
algo psrecido On Ponce.
La compafifa azucarera <francesa traba-
ja en- Ia jurisdiction de Ponce, con buen
6xito.
Sc afrma que tal companis hs obtsnido
esp!6ndidos dividendos en- Bus negocioa
Cuenta con IN buen Cuerpo de empIea-
dos, entire ellou el antique en6fgico Pc
Eiodista frances Louis Leccia, ex-direCtor
T. EtendGrd.
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AiORtld0 criminal entire ArSGlbO ] IItuadO.
(DO nuOstro oorrosponSal) }

Julio 28,-En las Bubaatas verifcadas
d vieEn0S On eEtA Alcald1a, obtuvieron Ia
buona pro para alimentos al hospital don
Francisco Padilla y para Ia pintura de Is
Plaza, don Luis Padilla. Las de extrac-
Ci6n de baAuFau nillas y Ailloneg en- paseos
p6bIicoB, reaultaron deaiertas.
-ParsCe que aIgdn Balvsje con maIa
intenci6n cOloc6 en- Is caTretera de Utu0'
do una gran cantidad de piedras con el fin
de oca1ionar peTiuicios al automovil de
caEga que hace viajeS de aqui Utuado y
vice veEsa. Graciasa la destreza del 'chau'
fer" que salt6 CON eI autom6vil por enci-
ma de ias pisiras no hubo que lamentar
unn deSgracis. EstoS hechoB vandaliCos
merecen cautigo.
-Ya 30 han repartido los programaB
para el debut do Ia gran Ccmps1fa de
RREEusla de CasaB, Vazquaz y Ca, que ser6
defnitivamente el sabado tres de AgoHto,
poniendo en- escena Ia opera "El milagro
de la Virgin" que tsnts aceptaci6n hs to-
tenido On todoH Los teatros en- que Be hR
pueSto on escenR. El abono Bigue en- au'
mento.
Sc Oncuautra en- esta Ciudad el joven
don GAbEial Correa, que tHae la represen-
taci6n de una Casa ComeHciRl de los Esta'
acH Unidos
Aver estuvO en- esta ciudad 81 doctor
Goepaga acompafiado del Comandante de
la poliCia Mr.. LutE, con el fin dc recOno'
csr vsrios dementes, ordsnando Ell ipgreso
On sl Manicomio, de doce, entire hombreB
y mpjeres.
-Es conni 5erable 81 n6meTo de teI6fo'
NOS pedidos en- eata ciudad habi6ndoEe lie
nAdo un cuadro de Glen.
--El pToducto neto de Ia function que
di6 el Cinemat6grafo Torres benefcio
del AHilo de pObrau fue de $17.33 CEN
tAvcB.
-6e estrada que On 81 ConHejo Eiecuti'
vo un no 90 hays tratado NADIA aobTe el
antiCipo solicitado por este municipio para
81 arreglo do BuU cslleE, plszas paseoH,
AreCibo eSt6 pendiente de Ia resoIuci6n de
ditho Consejo, pOr trataESe de una obra de
tan impeEic1a neCeaidad.
Ell el vapor "PhiIadelphia" aali6 pa
70 los EntRdos Unidos el joven don GuBta'
vo Gomez. penaionado Por cate m0nicipic
para OstudiaE una carTera.
-Ha fallacido en- esta Ciudad despu6l
ds larga penoBa enfsFmedad, 81 Eespeta'
Bile caballero don Aureliano Marin, to-
niendo lugar 81 Sspelio def cad6veE en- Ia
tRRda de hoy, ACompafiamoa en- 81 doloI
4 On npreciable familiar I. 2.
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Elisa Rodriguez fu6 detenida en- 81 de.
p6Bito municipal, porque por encima De la
yeria que separa 81 departamento de hnm.
bres del de mujerea lanz6 I'm proyectil de
MADEIRA produciando una heFida en Ia
frenta & Jusna Hernandez.
SD encuentra en- eBta capital en-
asuntou del sCrvicio, 81 uefior joe Rivera
Miranda, sub marshal de ID Corts de dis.
trito dc Arecibo.
-Aps1ar de los aguacsros que cayeEon
anocha en- esta Ciudad, se pudO llevaF &
efecto sn IA plaza principal e Estreta- a
banda de Il poliCfa insular ejeCut6 magni.
foos trozos mdsicales que fusrOn muy
aplaudidos Ia conCurEenCia fue extrsor'
dinaria.
La Ifnea ferrea del Oeute Ds propone
en- breve fsCha, establecer an lervicio e1'
traordinario para hacar vinjes 40 Mocha
entire San Juan, Catafo y Bayam6n. a
ese objeto ha enyiado = refeEids sInprel
una oonuRlta y papaE del Tn
tlEiak
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29

Ell PETROLEO o ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como sc ha pretendido por
algunOs industriales recomendar ell aceite
de petroleO como un sustituto del aceite de
higadO de bacaIaO, debemos advertir por ell
bien de los mismos enfermOs Que ell aceite
de petr6leO es una substantial mineral, Que
81 Sc usa internamente es expelida integra
pOr las evacuaciOnes intestinales, causan-
do la laTga inhamaci6n de las Was diges-
twas
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de tOdo alimento Ia de ser asimilable
y vOlverse parte de los teiidos organicOs
no puede nj remOtamente cOmparaTse con
ell aceite de hfgado de bacalao, cuya pro-
pieGad de nutrir y fortalecer los organis-
mos d6biles 10 han hecho tan necesariO v
tan justamente apreciadO en- tOdO ell mum
do.
La mejor manera de tomar ell aceite de
hfgado de bacalao es en- Ia forma de emul-
sion, por ser asf mas facilmente absorbido
por e est6mago; de tOdas las emulsiones
conocidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como Ia
mas perfecta y Ia mas eficaz, no sOlamente
por la pureZa del 8ceite Y de los demas in
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su elab0ra-
ci0n, sino pOrque es la tt9oicd emulsion que
no Sc Sep0rG, que no Sc e91rdncid, que no
co71t6e91e SMbStd91c6ds que irritee 8 S91fEoC-
men Ell est6n10EgO y porque en- una palabra
es ell alimentO mas concentrate Y mas ash
milable que conocen los medicos para
combatir tOdas las formas de debiliDad
Organica. para purifIcar la sangre Y como
un aUxiIiar indispensable para las perso-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr0fuIa de ra-
quitismo otras d0lencias cr6nicas.
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B0fetOnps en- Il Marina.

Aver tarde fu6 conducido al dep6sito
municipal de esta ciudad por 81 BaTgento
Igaravidez cabo Garcia Torres 81 sujeto
Jhon HougaB, que tomando 81 dfa de fsB-
to como de b6lica fiesta, 90 dedicaba en- IR
Marina Fepartir bcfstadas los transeun-
tea que passban.
Los Tefsridos poliCfaB tuvieron que ha.
Ger aIguna fuerza para conduciTle , mu.
Cho pdblico acompa16 desde la Marina
haAta 81 dep6sito & policfs y detenido.
Este protaHt6 eneFgicamente diciendo
que 6l 'era americana y que 80 iba que
jar 81 gobernadoT."
Pareca que dicho individuo habfa eata.
do detenido desde por la mafiana, niendo
pueato ca libertad medic dfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-29
NOTA TRISTE.

La .eforita Julia Mesa Turrot, hija dc
don Ep;fanio r. Mesa, falleci6 aver en-
Santurce Ia conducci6n de sus reat.H & Is
eterna mansion, tendra lugsr & lss sly
media de 10 taFde de hoy. El cad6ver
aerS trafdo deBde SantuTce eI acomps Da.
miento SO reunir6 en- Ia plaza de Colon
para de elf ir 81 cementeEio, 4 la hoEa
indicada.
Paz eterna en- 81 Beno de Dios 81 alma
de Ia pobTe for cuyo taIIo troncha msno
inexOrable y que la Teeignaci6n lIegue 81
hogar hoy de IutO. KlE'
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.EN San SEBASTIAN
empiGza a nladu-
rar ell CafetO.
Ha IIOVidO algO. peTO Sc COnsidera
peTtida Ia COssChs de fTutOS me-
nOEeS.
Jurisdiction con GXtgHsOs plstOs para glnidO Do
i5dls GIlSOs, pOTO nOCSsIil capital & IRlGIa
lIVls.
o. nues.rO oorsspOnsal sspooial.)

Julio 27.-El dia 19 como las IL de
Ia mafiana, lego asta ipoblaci6n 81 sefioE
Jones, actuRl Obispo cat6liOo de Puerto
Rico. Un nGmeTo CreCido de cat6licos,
ertEe ellos muChaa damsg, le ssperaban &
IL entFada del pueblo.
Un REco RdoFnaba Ia calle. Un n6mero
como de 5000 Tecibieron 10 confirmation.
Hacia 16 amos no 90 vefa por aquf nm
Obispo.
Elte es jOven, atento , Bencillo; gust6.
Hubo una colectR para fsbFicaF una
casa al Cura. ri obispo ofreci6 500. Este
asiior 30 exprea6 de una manera hRlsgu ma
para loH Cat6licos diciendoleB que el pro-
tEstantismo perdfa mucho terTeno en- los
EBtadoB Unidos He eataba refugiando en-
Puerto Rico FiIipinsE.
El % nali6 para LareE.
Aquf 90 eapeEa que los BsfioreB AlCRldeg
do Ii Isla GAbF6n apEovechsr laa indicacio-
mes mobiles de Mr.. Post, en- benefcio del
pueblo, sObre TODD, on 10 ConceEniente al
PAN y IL CARNE, que aquf no se quedR
atE6S. On cuanto & 10 MALO y CARO-.
--Ya empiezan & verse algunos granos
maduroa de cafe, precuFsOreB de la egcaBa
coseCha que Tenderness.
Alguna agua ha CaidO, pero la cossCha
de frutoG memories 90 hR Perdido en- gran
paEte Solo queda espeEanzR en- algGu
maiz ii se uiembra tabsco. Por 10 de
mss, O. tEiAts 81 Eeato del a1o que eupeFa &
nusstraa gentes.
QAuSa lkatima que una jurisdiction tan
extsnsa CON tan hermosos tSrrenou que
producer msgnifco tabaCo, Csfis, cafe,
plGtAnos ETC., y grandfsima extenci6n de
paBton para ganados de todRH clRSeS, sufrA
mi1erian pOr falta de capital y de INICIA-
TWAS.
LA guaEdia nacional Contin6a CON
sntuniasmO 80 organization ejercitandoae
todos los dias estS deseOSa de recibir 81
armamento uniforme.
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La candidatura triunfsnte, en- Ia vota-
Ci6n del dia de aver, para cOnatituir Ia
nueva uubjunta local de San Juan, de La
Union dc Puerto Rico, es Ia aiguiente;
Presidents: don alio Torres, 112 votoB
Vice. Pre1idente: don Antero Adsuar, 104
votoL SecretaTio don Esteban Morales,
112. TesoreFo don Joa6 CRlder6n, 112.
Vocales: Heraclio Melendez, III votes
Avelino Rodriguez, 11O votos. EsveEian0
Vega, 109 votos. Manuel Santana, ITO
votes. MANUEL CorEea, SO YotoG Juan
0uili@aoa 11O Q YOtoL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
RAILROADS MAY MAKE
OMAHA A WAY STATION

Omaha. Neb., March 6.-Following
the action of General Manager Mohler
of the Union Pacific In calling off all
work toward the construction of
tvelye-story general headquarters
building in Omaha because of the SUI
preme courts decision compelling the
Nebraska railroads to pay delinquent
taxes amounting to S1,000,000 with in
terest. and the action of the legislature
in enacting a 2-cent fare bill, the Bur-
lington, through General Manager Hol-
dredge, announced today that no work
would be done toward the erection of
its large freight depot, for which plans
had been completed. until conditions
had at least reached a more settled
state" In the legislature now is bill
providing terminal taxation for Omaha,
which would impose heavy city taxes
on the railroads with their new ter
minal facilities, and they propose to
wait to see the outcome of the legisla-
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
Ruef's Attorneys ketive.
STILL HAVE HOPES.
Ruefs Counsel Make Application for
Writ of Prohibition.

San Francisco. March 6.-That counsel
for Abraham Ruef have not exhausted
their resources. but still have hopes of
saving their client from Immediate trial.
was made known this evening when one
OF tner number went before the district
court OF appeals with an application fn
heraf OF Ruef for a writ OF prohibition
restraining Superior Judge Dunno from
proceeding with the hearing of the felony
charges brought against Ruef by the
grand jury.
H. application is based on the fact of
The issuance of the temporary writ of
error by Superior Judge Hebbard, which
enables Ruef TO apply TO the supreme
court OF the United States for a perma-
hent writ Of error. Ruef's lawyers con-
tend that by virtue of the latter proceed
ng their client has gained a sixty days
say OF all proceedings in the superior
court and on this showing they ask that
Judge Dune be restrained.
me application to the court of appeals
vas not signed by Ruef, but by his cOun-
sell kGefs signature to the application
would have been an admission of his
presence within the jurisdiction of Judge
DUNES court a fact which the prosecu-
non asserts and defense declared ignor-
The failure of Ruef TO attach his sigma
llIe 10 the application. however, has
raised the question whether Ruef has any
Standing before the court of appeals. Jus
uees cooper, Hall and Karrigan. compos-
ils mat tribunal, will render their deci-
soa tomorrow upon the application
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
WHITE LABOR IN THE SOUTH
State of Louisiana Proposes to Sup
plant Negroes With Immigrants
From Europe.

Baton Rouge. La. March ga plan
which contemplates supplanting negro
plantation laborers of Louisiana with
state imported white immigrants
from Europe, was announced today by
Charles Schuier, state commissioner of
immigration and agriculture This plan
is an outgrowth both of the immigration
station, authorized for New Orleans by
congress this week. and of the fact that
labor is scarce.
The state proposes to enable the Louis
lana planter TO engage immigrant labor
in advance and with a fixed wage with
out violating the contract law. BY July
10 next, every planter desiring such labor.
is to deposit $50 for every family he
wishes. this sum to be a guarantee that
he will repay the state for its expenses
in bringing in the immigrants. A state
empleye will then engage in Europe the
required number of immigrants and the
state will pay their way to this country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
HER SPINE INJURED.
Idaho Girl Manned for Life at skat-
ing Rink.
Especial to The Herald.)


Rexburg. Ida. March 6.-Wyman
Parker. one of the first settlers of this
county. died at his home in Parker.
about ten miles north of here. on Sat-
urday morning. He came to this coun-
ty about twenty-five years ago, and
settled in the part of the county that
bears his name. He was about 20
years OF age. and held the position of
patriarch of the Mormon church in
this stake. The funeral services over
the remains We're held at Parker on
Sunday at y. NJ, and interment took
place at Parker.
Miss Olive Dudley. who was very Sc
ri0usiy injured a few days ago in one
of the local skating Kinks, is reported
no better. Her spine has been injured,
and the injuries may be permanent
On Monday evening the n I. A. of
the First ward entertained the NJ l. A
of the Second ward Games were
played and light refreshments served.
The academy band furnished the mu-
sic
The Kicks Academy Lyceum will
give a series of literary programs on
Monday night There were several
musical numbers given by the stu
dents. Judge Hyrum Kicks gave a
lecture on Human Achievements In
the Nineteenth Century. Readings
were given By Instructors Howard
Hale ana Mrs Hogan
The stake Sunday school board enter
tEined the Sunday workers at the close
of the union on Saturday
Daniel Harding. formerly principal of
Rexhurg schools. was p visitor In town
last Saturday.
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Just a Word with You
Mr.. DySpeptiC

We say: PHOSPHO-P EPSIN tablets
WILL CURE your stomach troubles if
they are durable.
And it is so.
We have submitted our formula to your
druggist, and HE SAYS the same thing.
And IL is so.
You take NO CHANCES whatever
when you buy a box of PHOSPHO-PEP-
SIN tablets from your druggist, for il
YOU take them according to directions
and they do you no good, go back to your
druggist and ne will return your money.
PHOSPHO-PEPSIN tablets ARE
MADE of pepsin. bismuth. golden seal,
NIX yomica, fpecac and acid phOsphates.
so you KNOW JUST WHAT YOU ARE
TAKING.
Don't suffer any longer. get box TO-
DAY from your druggist; they cost but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
FOREIGNERS UNPROTECTED
If an Alien Happens to Get Killed in
Railway Wreck Damages Cam
not BE Collected.

Pittsburg. March 6.-Judge Nathaniel
Ewing of the United States circuit court.
filed an opinion to the effect that if nom
residents are TO enter suits in the future
against American companies. there will
nave to be further treaties made between
this and foreign countries. Mayer lie
ger, citizen of Zenta, Hungary, entered
suit against the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
company for $4,000 damages as the result
of the death of George Zieger. who was
killed in wreck on the Pennsylvania rail-
road at Harrisburg, May H. 1905.
The court said the courts of the United
states cannot look after the interests of
other than its own citizens, and that the
only way an alien can use our courts
is through treaties between this and other
countries, which have never yet been
made, governing just such happenings as
the one involved in the suit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Selena u. Hall to Sarah Ann Sax
ton. lots 4 and g. block 6. Airing
seiena d. Hall to Sarah Ann SAX
ton. part lot l. block 20. plat F. 81
Louisa A. Mills to Sarah Ann Sax
ton. part lot g. block IS. plat Co. 81
Edward T. Ashton to John W.
Reed part lot 4. block 10. plat A. 1900
Joseph ]. Gill to James Thomson,
part lot 40. etc, block /, Hunt
er's Sub. -. ....-................. 1850
Mary J. Pearson TO Auguste c.
Ronnard, part lot ). block u. plat
A ..,........... ........................ 1900
A. NJ. Adams and wife to Constant
Bonnard. part sec. %. township 1s,
south of range west .-..-------.-- 500
Z. J. Wills to Augusta Bernstrom,
part lot 9. all of lot 10. block |.
Lincoln Park ........................ SOC
James W. Gessford and wife to
Helena Bassford. part lot 3. block
10. plat ..............-.......... s.. go
Charles B. Baker and wife to Henry
c. Menteer. part section 80. town
ship 2. south of range ! east. So
II. H. Forbush and wife to Henry
c. Monteer. part section 80. town.
ship 2. south of range l east. So
Mutual Inv Co. to Thomas A Low
ry. jr., part lot 3. block 132. plat A $soC
Joseph Lynn to Mary Ann Morris.
land secton 30 township 2, south :.
Alma R. Daft to j. H. F. Last, part
lot 5. block q. plat F-....-....... s., 20q
John c. Weefer to Moses p. Kim
ball. land section 10, township l.
south of range ! west .-....-...-. S1ef
Mutual Investment Co. to Euniee
w. Manwaring, part lot 3, block
1S2, plat F ......-.-..-.--....... s4oG
Eunice Manwaring to the Mutual .
Inv Co.. part section 10. town
ship 2 south of range east 49,. 81
Anderson Real Estate Investment
Co. to Abner Leeman, part lot ).
block As. plat ...,................ 81
E. B. Wicks to c. H. Johnson lot
Z etc. Wicks' Sub. ...-..-.......-.. s.
Hubbard Inv. Co to Patrick Lynch,
lots "A. etc. block G. Oakley Sub. s.
Henry c. Hoffman to John -. Aing-
ier. lots IS, etc lock 3, Column
Dia SUD. ...s.-......-.-... y
John Kirslmsn to S. NJ. Winkworth,
part lot 6. block Is, plat F.... s325
The s. s. Walker Estate Co TO
Jos. +. Newton ct al. lot 10. block
/. walkers Sub. .......-...-....... s45e
Oliver Hodgson to Frederick w.
Little. part lot g. block %. plat A. SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
WILL TRY TO PREVENT
JAPANESE POACHING

81 Petersburg. March Gin order to pre-
vent the japanese from poaching upon the
stpsisely guarded Siberian littoral during
p p,e -iisning season commencing in April.
. .sussla has decided to send TO the Pacific
xSo small cruisers. which are now in the
D Dlssk sea. They will pass through the
"a 1aiuahelles with their guns mounted, un-
esr private agreement with Turkey
me treaty negotiations between Russia
e a.e Japan are still hanging fire, japan
,r,ss5,asnuy awaiting the parliamentary de-
ssfinite agreement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-07
GIVEN UP TO DIE.

B. Spiegel, 1904 n. Virginia street,
Evansville. Ind, writes; For over five
years l was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me
much pain and worry. 1 lost flesh and
was all run down, and a year ago had
10 abandon work entirely. I had three
of the best physicians who did me no
good, and I was practically given up to
ole. Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-
mended and the first bottle gave me
great relief. and after taking the Sec
ond bottle was entirely cured" Why
not let it help you? F. J. Hill Drug
Co., The Never SubstItutors.