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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
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BY ADDlE POSS.
Copyright, 1907, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association


Elmer Flick, who when every
thing is taken into consideration,
is as great an outfielder as there
is in the game today, played some
of the most wonderful ball last
season that it has ever been my
! co." f~-''''r'n tn witness.
He was making great plays in
nearly every game, but | have in
mind two that were just a little
better than the rest.
| ass shifted to center
field for a few games during the
summer and his first great play
was while performing in this gar
den.
1t occurred in game against
Washington Bob Convey was a.
the bat and hit low line drive
into center just little towards
left. Genie" judged the ball per-
fectly from the moment it left the
bat, and sprinting as only he can.
came in on it.
Seeing that he wouldn't be able
to make the catch standing up he
waited until just at the proper
moment and dived for the little
pill. grabbing it not over two
inches from the ground He was
running 50 fast that after making
the catch he rolled over two Or
three times before he Was able to
stop.
The other great play that | have
in mind was pulled off at ST Louis
on Cleveland's last trip west this
season. Thielman was pitching for
the Maps, while Bill Dineen was
handing them over for the Browns.
McAleor's team had men on ser
| ond and third with no one out. The
first two were disposed of and then
Geo. Stone stepped to the plate
Jake tried to make him hit at a
bad one, and decided that if. he
wouldn't do this to walk him, talk
ing chance on the following
hitter.
Stone went after a bad one and
hit high fv towards right field
right along the foul line.
Flick was playing a deep field,
as Stone hits them high and far
away whenever he meets one.
Elmer started in at breakneck
speed and came tearing across the
| field like a stake horse. 1t was a
| pretty race between Flick and the
| ball Even if Elmer should be able
to get there in time, it was a ques-
ton whether or not he would make
| the catch.
He was going so fast that he
over-ran the ball just a little, and
this made the catch all the more
difficult. Elmer managed to hold
| the ball, and as he made the catch
| he just kept right on coming
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
WIRELESS STATION AT
UNIVERSITY

SEATTLE, Dec. 11-By the COM
pletion of wireless telegraph sta
ton ON the campus of the univer-
sity of Washington. Seattle be-
comes a link in chain Of wireless
stations which will encircle the
earth. The erection of the 200-foot
pole with the bungalow at its base
was completed the first of the
week. and Supt. Cooper is now in
stalling the instruments and APP
paratus.
The station here is the last in a
system extending from Panama
along the Pacific coast to Alaska,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
SENSATION IN
MURDER CASE

BELLINGHAM, Dec. ia SEN
sation developed in the Watts muir
der trial when S. M. Wilo, member
of the Salvation Army, testified that
Watts had confessed that the hand
kerchief found in the mouth of Adj
die Roper belonged to him.
''The handkerchief is dead give
away he said Watts said Cross
examination failed to affect his tes-
timony. Wilo also said that Watts
declared that Dell was not there.
Dell is under life sentence for the
same murder.
Watts and Del! are accused of
numbering Addie Roper near
Blaine last January.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
S.A.A.C. CARD FRIDAY

Gene Sullivan, of Butte, is a new
number on Mike Buffers card for
the boxing go at the S. A. A. C.
Friday evening. He is to meet Ed.
die Johnson, of the local talent.
Quinn will probably referee. The
balance of the program follows:
Chambers, of Great Falls, against
Stone, of Butte, at 120 pounds; Will
Hanson against Jessmore, both of
Spokane. at 1875 pounds; AL Ham
mond. of the S. A. A. c., against
Earl Richie, of Portland. at 1875;
Louis Orsie, of Spokane, against
Pete Moe. of Butte, las; and Eddie
Johnson, of the S. A. A. c., against
Gene Sullivan, of Butte.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
GONZAGA PLAYS W. S. c.

The Gonzaga basketball team
meets the Washington State Col
lege team Monday, Dec. I6, at the
GOnzaga gymnasium. The game
will be as fast one from the start,
judging from the lineup of both
teams.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB

A new series of athletic contests
was started last night by the Tull
& Gibbs club, composed of EN-
ployes of that firm. Hunt. and
Bingham boxed a three round
draw. Dan Webster won hard
wrestling bout with J. Johnson.
Webster is slated for tryout by
Mike Butler in S. A. A. c. bouts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11

At by it. | have found the work
delightful and less trying than
many vocations women adopt
In addition to managing the Vic
tor opera house, Miss Wall looks
after the bookings of the Hansen
Amusement Co. She has been as
ISOLATED with the latter company
In a business way for nearly a year,
Only recently she was advanced to
the managerial responsibilities.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Dec.
II .-"There should be more women
theatrical managers" emphatically
declares Miss Laura Wall, one of
the youngest women theater man
ayers in the United States. at is
congenial work, work any woman
would enjoy. The number Of wom-
en- on the stage ought of itself TO
demand more women managers. |
believe the profession would bene-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
FATHER MAY BE VICTIM

A. A. Krohn, one of the proprie-
tors of restaurant at OPS Divi-
sion St, fears that his father, Fred
f. Krohn, was killed last month at
San Dimas. Los Angeles county
Cal. He saw by a telegraphic item
in The Press that man of that
name had been killed at San Di-
mas and It has been four or five
years since he heard from his
father. The latter formerly re-
sided at Wilbur, Wash, and in
quiry has been started to trace
him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
Classified advertisements
Real Estate inducements
FOR SALE

$S50-New four-room house, well.
chicken house and barn. Rose
Park addition, two blocks from
Hillyard car line. $500 cash, bal.
ance $40 per month.
$2,850-Good fve-room modern
house in Mantle park. Splendid 10
cation. Easy terms.
Choice lots in Lidgerwood add.
ton on easy terms.
Fine lot on South Hill; $500
cash, balance terms.
GRAY & McCUNE co.
First and Wall. Phone 800.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
BEARS SHOOTING THE CHUTE

These happy bruins were photo.
graphed in the geological garden
at Munich, The long slide down
the chute, with cold bath at the
Bottom, gives the polar bears great
delight.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
ADAM AND EVE CLUB

CHICAGO. Dec. John Far
son. the hanker-millionaire, is
planning an Adam and Eve club,
where husbands and wives will join
as units. There will be no billiard
card nor bar rooms. A nursery
where the children OF members
may play is feature, Mr.. Farson
says he needs 500 pairs to start.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
Held FOR KINGS
RsNS0Ma

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE public is
again yoicing its Impotence at the
hardness Of the government in
forcing the sultan of Morocco to
ransom kaid Sir Harry Maclean,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11

held captive by the Moroccan
brigand Raisuli, who demands
5000. 900 for his release. Maclean,
who is the commander of the sui
tan's bodyguard, was carried of
by Raisuli last July when the
bandit. with characteristic dare
deviltry. disregarded flag of truce
under which the two were negotiat-
ing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
MOST POPULAR SIGMA TURE IN u S.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. IL
You may not recognize the sigma
ture which accompanies this ar
tlcle Yet 1t is the most popular
and frequently written name in
the United States. You carry it
around in your trousers pocket or
tuck ii away in your purse almost
daily
1t is the signature of Chas. II.
Treat, who has charge OF more
money than any man in the world.
This is true, because he is treas
urer of the United States. and the
United States has more money
than any other nation.
Every bank note issued during
the past two years bears In the
lower right hand corner of its face
the signature Of the treasurer. Yet
YOU may ask the first 10 persons
you meet to identify the enlarged
signature shown here and they can.
not do It. Which Is a fairly good
example of the freedom with
which Uncle Sans certificates of
deposit ere accepted. without
scrutiGt
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
CITY TO FURNISH
ANTITOXlNE

Free antitoXine is recommen-
dation which the health board made
to the council last night. Hereto.
fore ii has been the custom of the
board to charge patients who are
inoculated, but as the treatment is
compulsory. the board feels that it
Is an injustice, and the recommen-
dation to the council asks for an APP
preparation sufficient to purchase a
supply of free antitoxine,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
SMECT ARE RUNNING

PORTLAND, Dec. 11.-Smelt
have started the annual run in the
Columbia and Cowlitz rivers. AS
result the wholesale price dropped
this morning to l5 cents a pound.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
KENTUCKY INAUGURAL

FRANKFORT, Ky, Dec. IL
Gov, A. f. Wilson delivered his in
augural address here yesterday be-
fore a large crowd.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
Columbia Theater

Geo. M. Dreher, Manager
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
Mr.. Will c. Murphy's Society
Sensation
"WHY HE DIVORCED HER"
Presented by
THE CURTlSS COMEDY CO.
With Special Scenery and Effects
See the Glover Blossom Roof
Garden Scene
Just the same comfortable prices
Gallery, 10; balcony, 20; lower
floor, so; box or loge seats, so.
Seats always selling six days
ahead. Phone 81.
Week of Dec. Is, Charles A. Tay-
lor's greatest play, Queen of the
Highway
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
thence to Russia and ultimately
betting the world.

The new addition to the campus
will serve both practical and
theoretical purposes. Besides keep
ing the northwest in touch with
the world and aiding the maritime
industry, it will be open TO study by
students of the university.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11
COAL AND WOOD. PHONE 1891.

Positively highest price paid for cast
OF clothing. N223 Stevens. NJ. 1711.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-12-11

The Press. 26 cents per month.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
.PESIMO ALUMBRAOO
pdbIiCo en- Ponce
AdHmas De ser GsCasO, padeCe trs-
cusntGs iHteElupciOnes.
50 0sti EOplTtIlOiO ( los nasstrOS q nu0Io
curse lie Gsiu6lOs.
o.oos..o aa,,oaa orrIN
(De nuestro eorresponsaIl

Octubre 25
Cada din ss nota mas ID gran defcien-
ciM que hay an 81 alumbrado p6bliCo dc ia
ciudad, -nunainistrado por IL Ponce II IL
way and Light co..
El ayuntamiento Ssa el Pueblo de
Ponce, psga & Ia expEesRda compsfiia ca
dineEO oOntantsy Bonante la enorme suma
de tdiez ocho mil dollars anuales sin
que este 30 vaa reaaFcido con un buen
seEvicio en- tan crscida eTogaei6n. 81 ade
mas de ser el alumbrado escaso = en- ex 1
tremo d, fcients, sgregs mos las continuas
intsrrupcioneB que lufre Ia Plants, que
gumen & Ponce en- Compiets oscuEidad, en-
contramoB mas que ju,tifcado el Clamoreo
general que cunde por 81 p6aimo estado
de este servicio.
Y, no digamoE que estas deficiencies
obsdecsn q falta de flcoH, pueS precissmen-
te donde hay gran abundancia de ellca.
como en- la plaza de lss Dslisias, on cu1o
sitio ss encuentran Beis fooos de arco vol
taico custro luces mas pS adas, aparece
este On semtosoWqadad, siendo el m6vil
principal de TODD, Is poca intensidsd de
luz = bFiIlantez de los focoa.
El ayuntamiento de Ponce. que eH 81
IlRmado valsF poE 81 bien general, debB
fiiar toda su atenci6n On este importanta
asunto tratar por t9doB los medios 81
aIcanoe, del eltabIacimiento de uua plsnta
eleatrica, con la cusl 30 podlf1 sbaTataF 81
prscio de la luz mejOrar notAblsmente 81
ssrvicio pdb.ico = particular que en los
mornentos actualeH resu ta desastroso,
va Sc etta rspartisndo & les macs
troB 81 nuevo curse de eatudioB. Visne
con algunaa mejoras que fAcilitsn 81 apli'
caci6n 10 hacs mueho mas prEctico.
Es IN buen trabajo del Dapartsmanto de
Educaoi6n que ayndar6 mucho & los
maestroB en- au trabsjo. diaTio.
-Anoche 10 encontEaba On esta 81 go
nor Tesorero general de Puerto Rico.
Vino esta> ciudad en- busca de local ads
cuado donde iuatalar Il colectnrfa de
Rentas Intsrnas. LIE acompanaban el
alcalde seilor Mores el collector senior
Bartolome EBtavR. En- lR madrUgada de
hoy aali6 para San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
MAS N0TIClAS S0BRE la
INUNDAClON De MALAGA
Las aguas sOcaVaEOn las sepuIturas
del GementeriO, Vi6ndOse fIOtar
fuera del sag,adO TeGintO 38
GadaYeIeS.
Ell pueblo Do AIm1gIa fu6 d
mas GastlgadO pOT Ia lRundatl6F'

Malaga, septiembre 30.-Las sg0RB han
baiado conHiderablsmante, pero ahora NOS
encontTamos con nm grave corhiCto: la
faLta de aIimentoa.
Eatos han Bubido ConuideTab!emente de
precio.
Las pststas se venden 8 reales kilo =
el arroz g.
NumeroaoB grupos de vacinos Tecorren
ISIS GALES en- estRdo laAtimoao, implorando
ls caridsd pdblica.
Frente & la Aduana, donds % reps rten
les socorTog, no bajan de 5000 los veCi1og
que Ct ctnssantsmante estan Eeunidos allf
Sc ha Yaoibido la Telaci6n completa de
los pueblcB oomaEcan0B iaundadcB
Eston son C6rdamo, CampRnillaG, Veiez
Mslsga, Colmenar, ToEEemolinoB, Casa.
bermeio, VaEfn, Emanaje, PiTana, Alora,
Alameda y Almogis.
El gabernador hs recibido noticias deg.
censoladaa de Alneg gis.
Dieen las comunicaeiones que las llu'
vias torrenciales los gTanisoB duraron
pieta horaB = causaron 81 hundimiento de
% casas , Ia p6edida de Ia COsechs de
aceitunaS
Los campoB de aquella jurisdiction estan
deatrozsdoa habiendo Bido aTraAtrados por
les sguss ionumerRbles 6rboles.
Son tsmbi6n gvandeB Iau Eefdidaa en- los
ganadoa
Las sgusa escav aFon Las Eepulturss del
CemanteFio, vi6ndoae f tar en- las aguaE
faera del sagYado recinto, 38 cadkvereB {
iufiaidad de reHtoB humanos
Las autoTidades y veCinos de Almejia
piden HocoFTos.
En- Alora 81 Pequsno, situsdo cerca de
Ia eBtRCi6n, tambi6n hubo gsandeS despeF.
fsctos.
Las perdidaa son ConaiderabIea On CANA.
do cahIio, lamar = de Cerdo.
Solo hay que lamentar una Victims
humana.
Son conuidaTablea las p6rdidas Buffidau
poF los comeFcios.
En- 81 comeTcio de teiidos de G6mel
HeTmanog, ga calcula en- IN million de pc
EetaB 81 vRIoE de los artfculoB de BedeTfa
mantonea de Manila y GlfombraB que laI
aguas aFFastFaFon.
En- los slmaceneB de vines de Jimeael
Lamote, Msz6a = otvas easas del bsYTio d
PerchaI, las aguaB arTsstvaron baFYiles d
vino que valen miles de pesetaB
En- eI mercRdo de Alfonso XII todaI
laB existenciaB se perdiaron.
Las ig'eaias payroquiales del Carmen
santo Domingo, San Pablo San JuaE
m6rtires sufderon geandea dafioa.
En- Ia q TINA eatuvisrOn bIoq 7eados lei
aacerdotea 18 hoTaB.
Ell obispo quiBo visitar las ig' 'esiag, per-
vi6se en- Ia impoaibilidad dc hacfrlo po
fsVta de comunicaciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
De SOGIElAl.

"Carnef' de bodGs.-PaTR pT6xima f1-
cha Be anuncia una simpatiGa bodR en- el
"VeEsalles'' La bslls y distir guidR dS.
mite, hermoss FIR de aqual jard1n, &C.
fiorita Sara Carazo Be unirS en el Hanto
lszo del himeneo cat6lico con 81 corracto
i6vsn y quito cfoiRl de Ia policfa inEulaF,
senior Rafael Bird.
Boda De amor en- que las mas dulceE
ideales de CorazoneB Juveniles preside Ia
grata union, Ia ventura mas grande pc
anidafa en- el hsrmoso hogsr, para 81 que
dsssamos Ia mayor fslicidsd gus por bua.
nos nerecen los diatipguidos j6ysnes.
II H. Frieker.-La distinguida aefio.
rits que & este nombre rsBponde, ha lie.
gsdo & eata CiudRd en- 81 d'timo vapor 9
ilgtaIs aquf Bu Eesidencia. EB una tan
cuita como linda dsmita, qua poHee gran
des conocimientOa an ls taquigFsfia (tama
165 paIabras) Be eAtablece en- eata ciu
dad con unR cfcina para Ia enBefl 2nza de
eae arte en- Ia plaza principal, San Fran
cisco 33 Bienvsnids = que teDga 81 ma
yor exito en- su prop6sito.
PersonaIes. s.-MsfsnR va q Manstf, de
psgeo, ell senior Salvador Sierra, empleado
de las cf2inas de oorEeoB de esta ciudad.
-InataIs su residences en- esta ciudRd
en- union de au estimabe familia COM
puesta de Ia gCfloEa IN nifi9, el seh5E "a.
g. Coles, presidente de la Comi2i6n de
Servicic Civ de Puerto Rico que lleg6 &
San Juan en- eI dtimo Eapor. Bienve.
nidos.
En- perspsotiva. --El Dios Difio aigue ha.
ciendo de las suYaB , ahora toca { San
J uan 8 Manatf daT doa BimpSticaa "no'
tas" de fnturos snlaces.
Una elegantfsima. balla = viFtuoaa da-
mita del verjel de San Juan, que responde
IN pc 6tico ncmbEe qua Ia Slgrsda EGs-
itura recuerda = que en Bus familiareE
cuerta tan duloes poetaB, como es dulCs 50
2; uu diatipguido j6vsn, cultO inganie
70 nuy conocido en- pusstToH ciTcplos 30.
cialeB emparentado de ceros con IN Co
nocido hombre pub leo, psTece que son
preaa del traviaao niilo HAiado" = % preps,
rau para fogmar en ell pclvsnir, una Elm
/ p6tica pareja de v5utQroHR union.
-Hermosa morens de ojosd de aEabacha
gentil cuerpo, bOndsdosa simp6tica y
| lleysndo en- su la du'zara de Sui
risutfi1 1s campos ian q1e la Eabana d
miel oudea'', la diAtinguids fIr del eden
nanstiafio parecs que al f \ Tindi6 pleita
eis al travieso Dioa de las dulces Fl .chsB
De Manati tambi6n 81 sfJTtnnado to
cayo" del Banto de los ''cordOneB" parece
gus au onomkstico el dfa le trsjo buenoI
auguEioB.
Pareos que nuestro buen Gmigo BTune
no rsaliza por ahoTa 81 visje que pToyectl
bR 4 Europa, dsjindolo para an POGO MAJ
tarde.
Que en- los h,gaEes que el destino va
f1rmar baya siempTe f orss que hoy llsnsr
las duICes endechaB de esoE smoEeH
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
.GOLTA FIESTA ANO-
che en- Ia High
School,
Los busn9S masstG0s astimuIandO a
sus disGipuIas.
s. J. d elnIas o d analIellIlleI6l.

Culta fsata fu6 Ii iniCiads anoCha poE
81 professor uefior Haines del 80. grado en-
II CantFas Grammar 6Ch0ol
Pud0 obssEvsEge ei ent1HiRamo de loa
slumnoB de ambaa escue as, High y, O n
trail Grammar School.
Fu6 coronado por brillante exito el de
REQ vshemente de aquellOB alumnos , del
cuadro de pEOfespHea de daF una nota alta
de eatfmuIo los aIumnon.
La fiesta pc lIev6 efscto bsjo 81 Diguien-
te programs:
1.-OEeEture Ths Trolieu Of Cupid, poE
ID orqueuta dirigida por Juan Rosgell6.
2.-Rsading, El Diablo Mundo, poF Miss
IEma Finlay, acompafiada IaI piano poE
Juan Rosaall6. 3-Violfn aolo, Serenata
Kubelik, por Mr.. Ramon Garcia. Cue
muy aplaudido. 4-seleccitn, HeaTt
and Flowers, Tobani por Ia oTqusHta diri
gida por Joa6 Gonzklez. 5.--Coro, Slum-
bar Boat, por lan sefioritas FinIaY, Asenio,
De Juan, Rodrfg0ez, GOnzkles, NRdal ,
Morales, acompahadsB al piano poE Jusn
RoaselI6. 6.-Piano solo lie Feria, La
Cowa por Mr. Juan Ranssll6. 7.-Ss.
lecci6n, Dance Of the FroroBy Heads, pOE
Il orqussta.
1.-Two Step. Moon Dear. 2.-Dan
20, Angelina. 3.-Haltz Am sriCsn Ben
~. 1.-Two Step, Golden Bod. o.
DanEa. 6.-Two Step Col Guard. IN
HRltz Royal 8.-TWo Step Good, g.
Good Night.
Merece especial menCi6n Mr.. Roy O.
Haioes, oFganizadoE de dicha fiesta.
Fueron apIaudidoB tambi6a los jtvsnsa
Juan F. Ro1Bsll6, Ramon Garcfa, Jose
Gonsklez les HenoEitaa Irma Flnlsy,
Mercedes Aaepjo, EvaFistin Rodriguez,
Isabel Nadal , Mercedes Gonzales.
MeFecen pl6cemes los esfusFzoB de este
centric docente por los vsrdadeFos pEocedi-
misntoB educaCionissaB ameriCanos que
pone shora ca pr6ctica
Go shesdl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
PR OG Re SOS De La
vecina RepdDIica
dOniniCana.
BriIIante feTia naei0naI OIganizada
nor eI Casino de Ia JuVsntut.
Esealoa d marmOI d ClrTtrl cuyl costO a.
tlRlt. 4 d sanl $4,000 dollars.

Acaba de clauHnraFae en- Santo Domin.
20 Ia Exposition NaCional oTganizsda poF
81 CaAino de la Juventud para conmemo-
Ear ell 44o aniverEaFiO de lR RastauF ael0n
de Ia Rep6bIica dominicRna.
Esa brillante fiesta del pTogreso ha gido
una Fsvelaci6n, adm para los miHmos do.
miDicanos, que degconocfan en- 81 pals la
exiatencia de muchfaimRg industEiag, la
perfection que muchoa de suI eompatEiotas
han llegado alcanzAT en- otrag, la poten-
ta capaoidad oTganizsdoTR de 10 iniciativa
individual, que los ha paBmRdo pEesentan
do BuB oioH sorprendidos 81 coDjunto
gorioHo cue ofrecan Las matsTisB pfimas
de ls naturalegR, los fsutog de lR industrig,
Los pKoduCtos del eTte.
PoEqua todo ESQ., EicoB ffutoE, maderas
preciosas, vBliosOs mineraleE, eXquiBitoB
pIunaeies, excalenteB fbFaE, pTeciadas re.
ainas, soberbios teiidos, sombTeros. veati
dos, mediaH, calzadoB, muebleg, inmejoEa
bleB TastoH conaePvas alimenticiaE, bebi
das g4ssosas, licores, dulcesl ftutaB en- 50
iugo, chocolates, hielo, CigaFToG, cjgaRriIlou,
sellcs de gonna, HillsB de montaE, R6mira-
bles bordadoS objetos de concha de carey,
ioyas, f5togrsfias, Cuadros, ecu 'tuTas Cen.
ire las cualen fu6 premiado an busto de
HostoB) ESQ muchfsimo mas que seTfa
canaado enumerar ha presentado lR
vista de nacionales extrangaros Il opor-
tuna Exposici6n del Casino.
Ell b,illants toFneo se hR verifoado en-
el magnffco edifcio de ess centric, cuYa
sola eucaleFa. de m6rmol de CaTEaEa, ha
cogtado $4,000 orc.
A smbog lados del extenso patio 60
aIineaban loS kfosk9s len que Las pFoVin-
cias han expueato los ftutoB y prcductoB
de cada una.
La Exposition 80 inaugur6 con un SUM
tuoao bai,e en- el cual los progERmas 6
6rdenes de bale que SO repaItieron las
GefiorsG sen oritaS eran dc plata puEa, aAf
como los lapicsros.
Durants todo el tempo de Is Exposi
Ci6n Sc han ceIebFado los fsstivales propioB
mereciendo especial menci6n uoa TeCep-
ci6n & las ascuslas p6blicas = priyadaB,
On la Cual 90 cfrecierOn pTemioG especialeB
los m6fitog extrRordinaTios de aIgunaB
de elias.
Por 6ltimo, para cerrsg 81 certsmen, ae
celebraron uuoB juegos & ,raleH que haran
epoca poT 81 ndmeFo por la calidad de
las produccionen en- prosa y en verso pre-
sentadRs.
Actos como ese honran Rsp6b.ca
dominicana, = nosotros nos rfgocJRmos en-
Tesehsrlea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26

Departameato del interior, BUrsaW de
ObrGs PdbJieas. Ofcina del SuPerin
tendente.
San Juan, P. R., O,tubrs %. 1907.
PropoBicionss en- pIiegos ceFFados para
la adjudication en- Pdblica subRats de Ia
construction de los eBtriboG = pilas de
mampoatelfa para 81 puente de "CaguaS
emplazado sobre eI Rio Grsnde de Lola,
CarreteTA Caguas. Humacao, Bs admitiFSn
en- ests oftina haRta las 10 A M, Nov.
s, 1907, en- que Bs abFiT6n p6blicamente
ri presupussto Rproximad0 de 10 obEa
eB de $11 760 90
No se considsFaESn pToposiCioneg de
peTacnag que no hayan taDido pTastica en-
esta class de trabsjOa y gus no posean me
dioB auxiiiaKes Bu6eientea para la ejecu'
ci6n de las obTaA.
Todos los dates necesaTioB Be daFan en-
esta ofcins, donde Bs encusntTan de mani.
6esto Iog documentos que han de regiH en-
Ii contrats, podr6n los iCitadoEes recO.
ger los modeloG de pEoposicionsI que han
de pEeaentar.
Sc remitiFGn los icitadoTes eopias del
pliego de condolences azules de loB pla'
NOS msdianta un dep6sito de VENTS dollars
($2O), Guys cantidad ssrG Esintegrads {
los IicitadoEss al devo.vsE ests oficina
dichoB pianos y pliego de condolences.
La administration Be FeserVa 81 deRecho
de EeChazaE CualquieFs 8 todaS Las propo.
EiCiones, y de a6judicaF ID BubaBta bsjo
otras eondicionss que Lar de precic Hola'
mente.
Por orden del Comiaionado del Interior,
j. j. Jimsnes, Supt de ObEa8 P6blicas.
AVS.