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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
SENATOR
SCORES
TEDDY

Washington, Feb. S.--Senator
Frasier, of Tennessee, today used the
San Francisco school case to empha-
size his opposition to the encroach
ment of the federal government upon
the rights of states. He declared the
Japanese had no ground upon which
to stand in making their demands.
81 believe" said Frasier, "the Presi-
dent should have so construed the
treaty, and notified the Japanese
government accordingly. If Japan
makes war on so fllmsy an excuse II
would shock the civilized world.
However, If war comes, / think IL
will be from totally different
cause. It will be the result of a
bluder this nation made in forget
ting its own Monroe doctrine. when
1t took the Philippine islands," He
characterized the President as a
man who, by force of arms, tried to
compel American parents to admit
grown Mongolians into intimate re-
lations with their cr1ldren, and with
the pomp and ceremony OF a battle
fleet training In his wake, Initiating
the German Kaiser, who recently
visited his outlying provinces of
Panama and Porto Rico"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

The new ruling OF the interior de-
partment 90 take away the rest OF
oregon's public land and sell the tim
ber on from Il and have Il so TO the
reclamation fund. caused the cover
nor TO get up on his hind legs and
send a hot message 10 both houses
senator Fulton got onto Il In time to
save s5 per cent OF Il for the state.
but the state is 20 lose 70 per cent
OF the value OF all the standing tim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
lFrom the Capital Journal Second Edition

rvmore asked her to marry him. Sne
refused. White got very angry, she
said and said: what could two
kids like you live on?" and Barry
more said: "You don't know" ="
White told me Barrymore was crazy,
that his father was in an insane asy-
INN After this incident White sent
me to school.
Jerome Becomes Excited.
"Did you ever tell Thaw what hap
pened to other girls at Whites
hand?" fr
81 object" cried Jerome, the
state is not permitted to controvert
the truth of a single statement in the
testimony. While is dead. object
TO this question, which is along a
path we cannot follow" Jerome
spoke with the deepest feeling.
Delmas said he would produce
documentary evidence to show that
Thaw knew White was alleged to
have had relations with other young
girls.
The Judge sustained the objection
until the ground work was made to
build up this line of testimony.
Then the Thaw trial was adjourned
until Monday
Conclusion Of Trial Today.
The trial today concluded with
proving the wills of Thaw and Mrs
Thaw, made on their wedding day
at Pittsburg. Evelyn's mother, at
Pittsburg, is prostrated at the reve-
latlons. She knew nothing OF them
Evelyn Thaw's brother, Howard Mes
bit, is said to disbelieve Evelyn's
story, and will be the main witness
to refute her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
RUINOUS
TO THE
STATE
Governor Chamberlain Enters
Strong Protest TO Repeal
Of Timber and Stone
Act

In accordance with the tenure OF
the message which he sent into the
two branches OF the legislature yes
torday afternoon. requesting that a
Joint memorial be addressed 10 tho
federal government and congress
protesting against the repeal OF the
timber and stone act. Governor
Chamberlain last night sent a dis.
patch TO congress In which he sound
cd vigorous protest against such
action. on the ground that Il would
be ruinous to Oregon'a interests. In
view OF the fact that there are now
available over 10000 acres OF base
lands upon which't Go make indomni-
" selections. aud asks instead that
the act be amended so as To prevent
frauds. The fun text OF the COVER
nor'a dispatch 10 congress follows:
Withdrawal OF timber lands from
sale and sale OF timber by govern
ment ruinous 10 Oregon, Amend the
stone and timber act 40 as to pre-
vent frauds, but protest against the
withdrawal OF lands from sale and
the selling OF timber by the govern
ment, The cost 20 this state h as
follows; First, donuded land
worthless; second. 20 per cont OF the
proceeds from the timber go 90 re-
clamation projects outside OF the
state third. Oregon has 10000 acres
OF base Tor indemnity selections. sell.
ing At 1850 per acre. WIN be worth
ious n the timber lands are with
drawn from sale and, fourth. Il re-
tArds the settlement aud develop
mont OF the state"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
FEEBLE
MINDED
INSTITUTE

The ways and means COMMITTEES
this afternoon agreed to report bills
iayorably appropriating 100000 to
purchase site and buildings for an in-
stitution for the feeble minded, and
10000 annually for maintenance. q.
They also decided to report favor
ably bin for s25O.OOO for build,
ings for the Agricultural College at
Corvallis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

A substitute has been brought In
for the Scttlemier bill to author
ize some Mysterious Billy Smith to
bring suits TO collect back taxes and
got 30 per cent OF the proceeds, Un-
der this act the county court shall
have power TO employ any person to
make inquiry and furnish the tax coll
lector the facts as TO any omission OF
property for taxation" and then TO
bring suit for not more than Ave
years back, etc, That is certainly a
warm potato right out OF the hot
ashes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
Smiles

Isn't trust aickening anyway
Good thiau d was Senator Beach
whose Jaw Nas broken.
n Nit Miller IL holding three OF.
nces be is doing a whole lot Of rood
work la the senate
Meaafa. Thompson and 0rinn. al
hugene. came down % 90 some eaoc,
tive work Ia the legislature wednes-
dAS. hnt were soon surrounded ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

taken capture Dy some OF Tue Cohn-
mittee clerks.
TO be a successful committee clerk
two things are required. To be able
to work typewriter and smile. The
rule as TO the former requisite can
be dispensed with in some instances.
That was quite a freshet OF tears
following the Thaw OF testimony by
Evelyn.
when one has reached the best
condition he is capable Of, after us
Ing his best cndeavor. then content
ment with HIS lot Is a virtue.
Free seeds are not intended to
grow vegetables and flowers in the
soil, but 10 grow good opinions OF
congressman In their constituents.
sss
The national agricultural depart.
mont will soon be very busy-telllng
the world what sort OF crops this
country will harvest next fall
The trouble with trees for shelter
for farm machinery Is that II can't
always be taken from It's shelter as
soon as wanted IN the spring.
To shorten life: Believe all that
h said In advertisements OF nostrums
for human his. and then dose ones
self with them accordingly.
II b reported that conyicts In the
Ohio ponitontlary earn $50 To 500 a
month working overtime "Lifors'
ought TO be rich when their term
ends
Millions OF dollars aA accumulated
by those who make people believe
they are sick and then sell thcm stun
60 take FOR II that turns the belioi
into fact
II is up 90 tho mass OF our people
20 secure the privilege OF making de
natured alcohol In a safe. sane ana
practical way OF else demand the re
peal OF the present lawl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
PICKUPs UNDER THE
DOME or COPPER

The senate has been far more care
ful In employing clerks than the
house. A resolution has passed the
house that allows the committee to
employ practically all the clerks they
see fit TO. In the senate Tom Kay
has held the same committee down
to two clerks. Miss Ella Schultz, OF
Salem, and p. p. olds, OF McMinn'
Vile. who have done all the work
OF enrolling bills, and some of the
other work besides. They are es'
pecially competent and will not have
any help until they cannot keep up
with the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

"hollo Girls" How TO be healthy
aud happy and be a phone girl. Rims
ue up FOR a package OF HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea with full par
tieulars IS cents. Tea or Tablets.
pr, stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
INDEPENDENCE STAGE.

Daily except Sunday. Leaves VIII.
lame,te Hotel. Salem at 3 D. m. con.
nects With motor for Monmouth ana
Dallas AZ s,iS p. m. Leaves Inde.
pondeneo at a. m. Phone Main
iTs' RALPH BUDLoN0.
Manager
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09
HOUSE
RAISED |
SALARl


81 Forty-five bills Of
.ure were passed. i2 new NJ
auced and passed to ,scos, /
and no less than two scor.
a local and general natur. y
Z. T. third reading beside. /.
of numerous commIttoo.
ord in brief of last eyepi..,
of the Legislature. Tba
lows:
House-Evening sea.
II. B. No. 274. The re,.'
special committee Of the M
delegation on this meas,,.
vorable. This report va,
the chairman of the dsls,,'.
only a minority Of the n.
supported it. A majority ,.''
also offered in the shane a
tute bill, covering all preU.,,l
chises. Report Of mI0o,sl
adopted. BY courtesy o,s...
stitute bill was read hrs, ~
times, and made special Il
this morning at 1O:SO..R
274 was then passed.
Third Reading Of Hous y
H. B. 24S, Driscoll, pru,.'
the custody of prisoners ys,.
the county Jail. Passed.
H. B. $40. Mccalleu. tsI,.
emoluments of sherlrs a
Polk county. Passed.
H. B. 35S, Dobbin, revul...
ary and expenses Of schOa
tendent of Wallowa County \
II. B. so, Driscoll, r,sr
county auditor Of Nun
Passed.
Sub. II. B. 2O4, vawtsr, -
closed season for China phs,u
Jackson county. Passed.
II. b. 115, Slusher, TO d
Morrow county sheriff. Paui
II. B. 1856, King, to fx sl
county officers of Malheut n
II. b. 259, Belknap. rlrA
salary of superlntendent 4
county. Passed.
II. B. 317, Pike, to create d h
dicial district and appolulna \
Judge and prosecuting
Passed.
II. b. 212, Merryman. iiH
airy of superintendent Of q
county. Passed.
II. b 262, King, to fix sali7
SCISSOR of Harney county. -
S. B. 105, Smith Of uma4
Ak boundary line between 7
Wallowa and Union counua
II. B. 295. Jackson, for a +
of trout. Passed.
II. b. 141, Beals, for BETS
ton OF salmon and other hslH
nook bay. Pissed,
s. b. 80, Bingham, hKlns
superintendent OF Lana
Passed.
s. b. 169. Cole, terms
court in second district. P'a
II. b. $50, Bones, salaH
urer OF Yamhill county. PAA
II. b. S41. Northup, pros
justice of peace, eOnsl''
clerks in cities of more thar
Passed.
II. b. s76, Upmeyer
fixing salary of treasure
county. Passed.
II. b. S74. coney' %
Henry d. Green TO sstaSA
mandatory in the city q
Motion to make special
l1O:45 a. m. lost. Bill pass
s. b. 1853. CoshOv, elfn
perintendent OF DoasiA
Passed.
II. b. 247. Mccue. 10 u
tion OF justice OF peaes
Clatsop county. Passes.
H. B. ss7. Barrett. "
ct. al, regulating salAis
tendent of WasniHA
Passed. -.
First Reading OF h''-
II. B. see. Upmsysr = "
carrying. TRANSFERRING =
ing Intoxicating liquors y
districts. -
H. B. ssI. Racklsn' 80
of commissioners OF Oa,s ~
H. b. sss. Multnons -
to repeal all perps'ual y
ss4, Northup, TO resa''
companies. -
II. B. sS7. Northup, -.
of code relating to jSr, = a
H B. ss7, Fsrrsl, Ct 80
iliEation OF feeble minus.
II. b. ss6. simmo.. "A
-. ..-.ain iudgmeai :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

Farmer Simmons has a bill TO
abolish the three per cent rebate
that is now allowed TO all the solid
muldoons who pay their taxes IS
days before they would pay them
anyhow. lie IS the only farmer mem
ber OF the Marion county delegation
and does not cut as much ice az
some OF the pressed-pants crowd,
but he is eyorlastingly right In
wanting TO cut out the three per cent
graft TO make the rich richer In this
county by about ave thousand plunks
and IN the end Il has to come out OF
the jeans OF the man who hasn't got
money lying around In heaps on the
lloors of the bank vaults.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

The Malarkey bill, to prohibit the
use OF any patented article in pub
lie contracts or specifications, sucl
as street paving. roofing, patent med
iclne. fertilizers or house paint, has
not been seriously considered by the
Oregon House of Lords. II is be
lleyed this is the one bill that they
are keeping up their sleeve to get
even with Dan for the several sclen'
tlhc roasts he has given them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

taken capture by some of the COM
mittoe clerks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

Il Is up 10 the mass OF our people
To secure the privilege OF making de
natured alcohol IN safe. sane ana
practical way or else demand the re-
peal OF the present lawi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

Millions OF dollars aA accumulated
by those who make people believe
they are sick and then sell them stun
TO take for II that turns the belief
into fact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-09

TO be a successful committee clerk
two things are required. To be able
to work a typewriter and smile. The
rule as TO the former requisite can
be dispensed with in some instances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
DI iinciilente del HipilTOIno
UNA RENUNcIA IRREVOCARLE
DENuNclANDo INM0RALIDADEs

HaSta la fecha, las cuestiones del
H Hip6drorno no habfan traspasado la
esfera local, porque todas las protes-
tas eran ahogadas en- el reducido am.
biente de las conveniencias particu-
lares.
Hoy Sc ha roto la cuerda foja de
las contemplaciones, y uno de los
elementos mas enthusiastic Salta fir
me a la palestra a exponer con hon
radez su opinion acerca de la question
surgida en- las 11ltimas carreras, con
motive de algo que parece TN juego
no muy lfmpio.
Los que han mantenido Ell entusias-
mo de las carreras, para fomentar
la raza de caballos del pals, y hacer
que perdure una fiesta tan culta como
la de referencia, teinen justifcada-
mente que Ell Hipodromo iga ami
quilado por las niras egoistas de
unos cuantos caciques.
A la vista tenemos datos que de-
nuncian grandes INN oralidades y que
no publicamos hoy por consideration
a las personals a que ellos aluden.
Sabemos que ell sefIor Guillermo
Escudero ha presentado su renuncia
irrevocable, como administrator del
Hipodromo, grandemente contraria -
do por Ell incidente de las 1ltimas ca
rreras, del cual dimos cuenta en- nues-
ira revista h1pica de aver,
FL sefIor Escudero ha cunaplido
muy bien los deberes de su cargo, y
su renuncia, seguramente sera muy
sentida por los miem bros de la Di-
rectiva. que ve1an en- 6l, ademas del
empleado cumplidor, TN elemento por
demas entusia sta de la buena' mar
cha del Hip6dromo.
Por hoy hacemos punto final sobre
este asunto, deseando que el NAL Sc
corrija, a fin de q. el Hipodromo sub
sista bajo TN buen regimen, y sin que
la Directiva vuelva a dar lugar q
protestas como la del domingo pasa-
do, violando Ell reg glamento, en- per-
juicio de los dueflos de caballos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
Los que Sc van

Pasajeros salidos hoy en- el vapor
Coamo con rumbo q Nueva York:
Sefores, Angel Ortiz Pefla, Rafael
Fernandez, Jacob Kopf, J. E, Strlin
Thorpe, Chas Stokes, E. K. Martin
Eduardo Giorgetti, Jose Ruiz Soler.
Raeph Carter, G. c. Fernandez, Jos.
Mem burg, doctor, Oscar Loew, A. d.
Patton, Captain 0. P. Townshend, E.
w. Wilcot. J. Rojas Smith Odrway,
A Herzfelder, S A Merriom, B Bale,
Henry l. Marks. A E Eheler, l. 7 de
Castro. Alfonso PerezV c Carpenter
Pedro Angelo, Antonio Savena. Sc
fioras. Carter Mastes Raeph, H Chow
dowski, M B Powell Chas. Stokes F G
Hatca, y sefioritas, Gertrude Voell
Bessie Voe1l.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
IMPORTANTE JUIC|O
Ell CRlMeN De FlJARD0
ULTRAJADA 7 ABAtDeNADi

Esta tarde Sc vera en- la Corte Fe
deral, Ell sumario instruido contra Gre
gorio Mulero patron del balandro "Jo.
ven Paulina" a quien Sc le acusa de ha.
Der ultrajado y abandonado a la joven
Jenoveva Rodriguez en- ell islote "Mo.
cote de Rolan" cuyo hecho sucedo q
fines de setiem bre.
Como dijimos al dar la information
de este suceso en- aquella epoca, el he
cho de que Sc acusa Mulero apareja
pena de muerte.
Genoveva estuvo dos dias ahando.
mad en- Ell islote sin conner nj beber Y
tue recoglda por unos individuos que
iban en- busca de aqua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
CARUSO INTIMO

Dijerase que este tenor tiene ell don
de la ubicuidad. Tan pronto esta en-
la America del Norte como en- Lon
dres, como en- Viena. Cuando no sus
"tournees' teatrales, su impetuosidad
exotica sus peitos con los empresa-
sarios, lie dan actualidad
La prensa austriaca nos revela init
midades de su vida.
Caruso estudia ahora, para cantar-
las en- Nueva York Ell invierno proximo,
'Trovador" y "Otelo"; no Sc cree ell
mejor tenor del mundo, sientese actor
antes que t0do; conoce las obras de
Wagner y de Mozart, pero no q fondo.
Me muevo y tr aba bajo mas que
puede, declara Ell tenor. Los ocios
demasiado largos me perjudican; los
banquetes me estan prohibidos. Ape
mas fumo; solo ell dla que no canto,
al salir del teatro terminada la function.
Ell vino casi no 10 prue bo; no dejo un
dfa de beber q mi sabor aguas mine
rales
La noche que tengo que cantar es-
toy tuera de mi; me siento contrariado,
voluntarioso, de NAL humor, no puede
yer nadie. Despues de la comida
me retro mis- habitaciones y contesto
mi correspondence Una vez en- el
teatro, me tranquilizo Apenas he
can.ado el primer octo me aguija La
1mpaciencia de no haber despaehaao el
segnndo. Pero en- todo momento 10
tengo mas preocupa cion que defender
mi nombre, ser siempre @Caruso."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03

Relacion de las cartas que Sc en-
cuentran detenidaS en- las ofcinas de
correos de esta ciudad correspondent
a las letras "a, "B", "C", 3D., az"
y Of"
Aponte Maximina, Alberto Braito.
Agustin Pedro, Arroyo yesds Maria.
Bautista Garcia Juan, Brasero Ga
briel, Cardona Narciso, Cortes Ber-
nardo, Cordobas Guillermo, Coto Tua-
ma, Colon Felipe, Casanuevas Rafael,
Clarke Robert E., Cartategui emilio,
Grafton w. A, Duplace Ludwig,
Dlaz Juana, Desimone Pasquali, Dfaz
ustina, Dias Alberto, Elias Ramon,
Elias Ramon Elias Ramon, Elias Ma
nuel, Eloisa Maria, Fiaa Gregorio.
Fonseca Ramon, Fontanez Julia, FL
gueroa Jose, Feliciano Felipe y Fee
rrer Matilde.
En- la proxima edicci6n Sc conti-
nuara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
David lgleslas

Hemos nido el gusto de saludar
en- estas ofcinas, al culto ioven de
Utuado cuyo nombre sirve de ep(gra-
fe estas lineas.
Ell se7lor Iglesia embarcara mafla-
na en- la tarde I'll vapor aleman con
rrumbo Santo Domingo, donde
va como inspector general de The
Singer Sewign Machine Company.
Deseamos I'm feliz viaje y bnen
exito en- los negocios al eseinado
amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03

3-Bonita exhibici0n de fue-
gos artiflciales, los que han sido
encomendados al renombrado
pirotecnico se1lor Salas. La Di-
rectiva, tambien acordo para OBJ.
SECULAR a las damas que concu-
IRAN al bale del 1ia s como re-
Cuerdo commemorative de la
fiesta, Sortear una bonita Copa-
tiorero de plata, cuyo numero Sc
hallara en- los respectivos car
nets del bale.
Damos las gracias al senor
Franco, por la invitacion que
nos dirige.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
Gran bale en- Guavama

Ell presidente del Casino Espafiol de
Guayama, senior don Manuel Ferrap-
dez, nos remite atepta invitaci6n para
el baile que ha tener efecto en- dlcho
clrculo de recreo, ell s de Diciem bre.
dia de la Purisima Conception patro-
IA de Espafla.
Agradecemos, cordialmente, la anna
bic invitaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03

Obras de utilidad practica recibi-
das 1ltimamente en- el BoLETIN Ell
polvorista practice Cria de peces
de aqua dulce Fabrication de la
albdmina FL aqua y sus aplicacio-
mes, Manual del herrero Y cerraje-
70 Manual del fogonero y maqui--
nista; El jardinero moderno; Cria la
crativa del cerdo; parques, jardines v
flores; Fotocinemo grabador, Vade-
mecum del Veterinario, etc. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
Nota del dia

La Memoria anual en- que la
Junta Directiva de la "SOcicdad
Espanola de Auxilo Mutuo v
Benehcencia', da cuenta de sus
gestiones durante ell anO, a la
Junta General de socios que ha
de reunirse el dia ocho del CO
rriente, ha comenzado a circu-
lar. Tn ejemplar de ella nos ha
sido enviado, y vemos por el
que la marcia de la sociedad es
prospera Y que la DireCtiva tie
ne muy feliCes proyectos, inicia-
twas muy fecundas, prop6sitos
muy trasCendentales que mere
cen el APPLAUSE unanime de cuan
tos Sc interesan por el progresO
Y el desarrollo creciente de es
tas mobiles instituciones espano-
las, que vienen a ser, en- la ISla
para los hijos de la naCi0n des
CubridOra, algo asi como una
prolongaci6n del hogar, como
una milagrosa continuation de
la familia. de la patria.
Hace alg1n tempo que todas
las actividades y los empenos
de cuantos espanoles tienen
aquf prestigios y signifcaci0n
entire sus Compatriotas, sc han
dirigido la consecuci0n de un
proyecto que va esta, puede de-
cirse, realizado, porque adcmas
de los reCursos materiales con
que para esa obra sc cuenta, las
simpatias, las vivisimas simpa.
tias de la gran familia espanola
que aqui vive Sc han convertible
a su favor y han hcCho de este
proyecto, el proyecto preferido,
la obra ideal que todos desean,
que tOdos patrOclnan, a la me-
d1da de sus fuerZas y que todos
aman con f6rvido Y entranable
CaTlnO.
Tratase de la obra del ediflcio
propio para Ell "Auxilio Mutuo." )"
En- la Memoria a que nos re-
ferimos, hay un bello discurso
del selor Vicente (don Avelino),
presidente de dicha SoCiedad, V
en- parrafos impecables de ms
piraci6n y estilO, que vamos a
transcrlblr para cOnOcimientO
de nueStrOS leCtOreS, sc We con
Claridad diafana, como la idea
plausible del edificio magno esta
y palpita en- todas pa1 tes y
Constituye ell mas acariciado
ideal de los directories del "Au-
xilio.
Oigamos al senior Vicente:
Y voy ahora q decide
aquello que ha constituido para todos
nosotros el mas caro- proposito. Ina
ginais de seguro 4 10 que voy a re-
ferlrme, porque as1 como en- los a1los
de vida con que cuenta ei "Auxilio'
hemos luchado con singulares obsta-
culos, venciendolos al fin, no meuos
lucha, no menos esfuerzo, no menos
ingenio ha sido necesario poner en-
practlca, para que tai proposito pue-
da al cabo considerarse en- parte CO
mo asunto reSuelto.
Y esta lucha no ha sido nuestra So
lamente: En- ella perseveraron tam
bien herolcamente nuestros antece-
sores, inspirados en- la misma CON
ducta trazada por otros, su vez an
tecesores de ellos.
Tales elementos nos legaron su alto
ejemplo, y con este, grandes luces,
ideas mas menas precisas para lie
gar la realization del pensam iento,
que era como soDradam habreis
compren1 lido, Ell de adquirir para
nuestra Sociedad albergue propio.
Naturalmente Ell problema era
difcil1simo, arduo, Neccsitabase con.
undir tn una sola todas las volunta !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03
La nitad Dc I'm gallo
ESTABi DEBIL QUEo ALlHENYARSE.- 10 EElIEgOy
M la CARCEL

FL individuo Manuel Cabre-
ra, parece que aver tarde sc sim
ito un POGO debil. y sabiendo
que TN vecino suyo habfa mata-
do I'm gallo le robo la mitad.
Hoy ingreso en- la carcel q
cumplir dfez dias de encierro.
todo por la mitad de TN
gallo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03

Eel Secretario de Puerto Rico ha re-
mitido al Superintendent de Sani-
dad una queja del Sr Ramon Reyes
Pena por las cond iciones antihigieni-
nicas en- que Sc encuentran algunaS
Gales de la Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-12-03

El Inspector Veterinario del Dis
trito Norte ha emitido su informe al
Departamento Consolidate, acerca de
caballos examinados los Sres: Ro-
driguez en- Hato-Rey; Rivera y Co..
de San en- Rio-Piedras Domingo
Monies de Trujillo Alto en- Rio Pie
draS.