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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
EASY HOUSE
CLEANING
Big Machine wan Do The Work While
You Wait

Messrs. R. A. spiecker and T. #.
Brents have received their compress
ed air and vacuum house cleaning ma
chine. 1t is an immense affair ard
Is the latest machine made for the
purpose. The proprietors are prepar-
ing to unload the machine from the
cars and in a short time viii be ready
for business. They will take contracts
fer house cleaning and will be able
70 renovate the largest house III A
day. Cleaning carpets, walls and every
thing without making any dust. The
machine has been successfully tested
and gives entire satisfaction where
" has been used. Everywhere Il is
hailed as blessing BY the housekeep-
ers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Of Chicka-
sha spent Sunday with the family Of
Mr. Darwin Bowersox.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Sir, B. s. Riley and family leave
this week for their future home in
western Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Garvin County Fifteen out of
thirty-fve precincts majority tor
constitution 1 100
Custer County seventy-fve per
cent Of vote for constitution.
Murray County Constitution car.
ried 40 10 4.
Canadian County Majority for
constitution 800.
Greer County For constitution 4sl
against 152
Woodward City Biz majority for
constitution.
Stephens county twelve precincts
out Of ~ 1,484 for constitution, 27s
against.
The majority in Mayes county for
the constitution is 500
Carter eounty's majority for the
constitution is 5000
Stephens County Majority Of 1850
for constitution.
Kiowa County Eighteen cut Of
thirty-two precincts give majority for
constitution Of ,575.
Pittsburg County Constitution car
ries to /.
Seminole County Majority for
constitution 300
Nowata County Constitution car
ries 2 to /.
Eighteen out Of 33 precincts in Kio-
wa county gives a majority Of 1876
for the constitution
A majority Of 600 in favor Of the
constitution is given in Custer county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
CHAIRMAN THOMPSON
ISSUES STATEMENT

Oklahoma City, Sept Chairman
Thompson said last night
Haskell IS leading the ticket with
a majority of at least $1,000 and the
state ticket, feel practically assured,
is elected to man by the same ma
iority Some Of the candidates are
weaker in places naturally tLan The
governor, but others are stronger as
is always the case
1T is a democratic landslide. No
doubt about it.
4Three-fourths Of the legislature
will be democratic.
With the exception Of ten counties,
reports have been received from all
Of the seventy-five counties in the
state ten counties having been esti-
mated showing Haskell to be ia the
lead by more than 3S,O00
Frantz has received a majority in
but seven counties and the figures in
his favor in these instances were ex-
ceptionally light, with the exception
Of Logan county, the republican
stronghold, where a majority Of 1911
was given in favor Of Frantz.
In Carter county Haskell stood
1225 ahead ~ Franfz and is eynactqd
to run above 1900.
In Garvin county, with twenty out
Of the twenty saree precincts heard
from, Haskell is leading by 1447.
Similar reports are being received
from practically every section in the
state and the ten remaining counties
are conceded to be democratic with one
or two exceptions.
The constitution viii have a major
ity Of 100000.
The majority in favor Of prohibi-
tion, according to returns so far, will
be about $4,000.
The democrats will elect four out
Of the five congressman. There is a
close race in the First district between
Eagleton and Mcclure, but the dem
Oirats generally coneeda McGuire's
election.
Fulton in the second district, Dav-
enport in the third, Carter in the
Fourth and Ferris in the Fifth are
elected.
Counties carried by Haskell with
correct majorities: Bryan 1917, Push
matah 446, choctaw 457, Carter 1925,
McCurtain sl6, Grady 1897, Payne
1873, Latimer s55, Greek 176, Craig
225, Blaine 2O5, Atoka 425, Custer 400
Montague $50, Stephens 100, Conan
che 507, Kay l76, McClain 795, Ponto-
toe 1887, Cleveland, IS out Of % pre-
ciniets, 419, Kiowa, fiftenn out Of 21
precincts 222, Dewey rs.
CONSTITUTION
Seventy-five per cent Of the entire
vote cast in the Usage Nation is in
favor Of the constitution.
The constitution viii carry by 2200
to 23o0 in Rogers county
Twenty-one out Of thirty-tWo pre-
cinets in Greer county give for con
stitution 1,A5l, against $50.
twenty-five out Of thirty-five pre-
cinets in Beckham county give eonsti-
tuition 1,7S7 against 244.
In twenty-one precincts out Of
thirty in Johnston county; For con-
stitution 1,64S, against S69.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
LABIES ARE INTERESTED

Committees from all the different
Woman's clubs met yesterday after
noop at the home Of Mrs. John W.
Brown to make arrangements for La
dies Day at the Fair Much interest
was manifested during the meeting
and it is predicted that their day
will be a success.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
BANNER BREEzES

Mrs J P Hof returned to her
home ia Clifton, Tex. Monday.
Misses Tula Estes and Minnie Ola
Helm Of chickasha spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting in this neighbor-
hood.
Mr. win Manire returned from 4
months visit at Ardmore and Berwyn.
Mr.. J T. Hart shipped two cars Of
hogs to Fort Worth Monday. He
expects to visit several other points
before he returns.
Miss Eva Simpson left for month
visit with her sister Mrs. Miller Of
Wichita, Kan.
Sir. B. s. Riley and family leave
this week for their future home in
western Texas.
Mf. and Mrs. Williams Of Chicka-
sha spent Sunday with the family Of
Mr Darwin Bowersox.
There IS to be a pie and ice cream
social Friday evening at Sylvan school
fromeriy known as Shody Grove, for
the benefit Of the Sunday School. A
short program VIII be given beginning
at $500 Everybody cordially invit-
ed.
BUTTERFLY
-~
The younger set viii give dance
at the Skating Rink Friday, Sept. 20.
9-f8 st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Peter Bohn Of Wichita, Kan. and
Joe Bodart Of st. Joe, Mo, are the
guests at the home Of the formers
sister, Mrs. Margaret Hermes Of this
city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

there is no doubt, in the face Of the
actual returns reported that Haskell
is elected by $4,000 and with him ev-
cry man on the state ticket
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

Ask or write to J. S. Askew or
Emmett Goodwin and you'll learn all
about the arrangements It will be
one of the last big wolf hunts and
everybody is going.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
new BROKERAGE COMPANY
Open An Office in this City win
Have Leased Wire Service

A new brokerage company, Jones
& Temple, formerly Of Dallas, win
be ready for business here in a few
days They represent c. G. Christie
Of Kansas City and viii have a priv
ate wire. Their Office will be located
the building now occupied BY the cleo
trio light company
Mr- w. r. Jones will be in charge
Of the office and he is already here
with his family. The company also
has offices at Anadarko and Tulsa.
--- ------
sBattle Axe Glover, one Of the
shouting democrats Of Chandler town
ship was in town yesterday He
seemed TO be thoroughly satisfied with
the result.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19

The younger set viii give dance
at the Skating Rink Friday, Sept. 20.
9-1s St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-19
LAST GREAT
WOLF HUNT
Will Take Place South Of Niunsksh.
Begins Sept 22

The democrats gave the republic
cans an awful race Tuesday, but it
was nothing compared to the chase
that will begin Sept. p when the big
wolf hunt starts on Ike Harness
ranch three miles south Of Ninnekah.
It viii be a five days hunt and a
great crowd Of hunters from all over
the new state and many from Texas
are expected to participate in it. IN
vitation has been extended to all low
ers Of this kind Of sport and a prize
Of $50 will be paid for the fastest
running dog, with the privilege Of en-
tering as many as four dogs out Of
pack. Reports say that wolves are
plentiful in that locality and great
sport :.s;:, g :s:;s:,:: assured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
MINERS ORGANIZING

AGAINST the active opposition Of the
company rhe organisation now
numbers 900 memhors In the BLACK
Diamond field
The Pacific Coast company.
which owns an the halldinga Ia
nlaek Diamond donled tho afsan
Users a meeting place. and tho
meatinE vas held IN the county
Rad An Italian and a German of.
ganiHcr accompanied National or.
gaaisog ttarko asd each Addressed
his countfymen IN hts own Ian.
EaaEo. while nutkc entertained a
committee az a. mostly mine fore.
men and other h0ssna. who we're
sent TO the meeting by the com.
pany Organiser Mclean also
SPOKE % the English speaking
mlaers
The success IT the union has
been rocogulted hy the company
which has allowed the union Go
rent Que OF their halls fog a meet.
lnE place
Aided hy tho Raycnadaio local
the local hero expects 90 have tho
district thoroughly organized by
August. when convention viii be
held IN Seattle and a state organi.
nation Of the United Mine Work.
crs % America wiil be- perfected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
THE MARKETS

Fourth Of July IL approaching
and the price Of lemons IL adyanc
Ing. Ina the furry today the ad-
vance Was from 81 % s. per box.
according 90 HlHe The great de-
mand for tho citrus fruit Just be
fore tho advent OF the holiday IL
the only cause Of the high price.
and Il Is believed the normal quota.
tion viii prevail the remainder OF
The sumner following July 4
Strawberries came IN yesterday
from the growers la such amounts
that there was n large supply Of
lefl.overa in the street. this morn
iuk These sold az reduced prices.
while the fresh were quoted AZ
from st.Ts GO s2sa Cherry receipts
we're not heavy today Three ears
ut oranges o. various brands were
among the receipts. a. well ~ one
ear % lemondN A shipment of
bananas Was aisa Included. The
other fruits ar being received In
good supply There vii hc water.
melans on the street before fndo-
pandence day
Cheese Il quoted higher today. a.
well a. shad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Fusaso~s wnils gFsss uafhaaks rss taa
iMNM fskIHaa haeAansn. res Go. So ~.
.ssss se..,sss. = ss.ess e.. -
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q faHs 20. Australia, So eaebeAss wn.
elsssssa. pss ~ senie a. paiea -
tsssasess. esnftfula. crate s. rs ztfsee.
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raisxE. aea. sew artieaaAsa. = fha.
ssFs rsf = > fassa.as - 80 -
sxas ~ rfais. flN8ts. Efssa p.ep.fa,
Fes Aas isss fss ssaAefA ~ 40
Is % -. swsxs esa 80 SEA Hs4fts.
Esga
ss,sss gsnaa az 80 "a - go
better .sa Cheese
wsssisrtaa sreaassfs batter. psr u -
. 1888 s ,s,s. e. T. issss ~ -i.sss. s
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Is. sfsee nes fuEsa s. p. fsaatrfs.
Iaua@ ard c~s.~st.
raftt4na sssssat. insnerts1 go Az = y
Fastiaad esaaeat cs191fufa- - ~. = ~
Frufs..
afan~~-. tsnry. q aVs - ssalrs. - 10
lias- ssr efass a. SCI . s-seis-s sfsrs
feaif 8 Hwf tssne nEK g. sHff =
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Flaeaapiss. per fes - t1Ns rfaaissf
- - nj o ssoa - sFsah.srt-s. 30
- = ia,si = ',fas,ss's.ss = ss's 80.
faa rsr hon a4af ta r4nHs 's1algzas iaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
ENos nc To JIG ooeToRs.

PiTTsnURG. Pa. June 81 -Io.
seph Springer. 90. an employe Of
the Westinghouse Air Brake com.
pany. Wilmafdlng. attempted to
commit suicide b. shooting hlmesif
through the mouth spriuFeF had
been complaining about the high
fees charged BY wilmerdlag phyal.
clans aua. although In poor health.
would not call a doctor. ptnferFing
TO end bis life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

-. pee N. tire saiuee oeut per ~ ftei
saiulan. to- fesh cod 4. fql snad ~, q
silver HHsifa. n tuac5 olympia eysiafs
eWt. o. at. cans. dun ~. sfaha. t4sfs 10 sole
SCI rea sHappefa. t1eul clans zee aaeh
u 90 naHeh shad. pee - 1eI sinaihead
sainuus psF ~. ieuiiai ffussa silver sal
inca PES N, t.. ffosaa chineehs psf "a
go.
Meats
steer, prF ~. ssWN cess -. tsaaas
seal. pHq ~ sUIAa multaat pei %, love
arfiua ismh pei ta tiei dressed heas.
gsf n. ne.
uar saa resastaffa.
tastssH Washington tiualhY. taH. tffu =
Puget Hnaut tan. SO alfalfa. tan. tia
wheat haA tuH aia Nhsia gufa. pef tan,
fAQNs efarhed gufo. ten. t2e1N feed
nsral tsf. t.fani utddituHs. ten. tliassl
Ell cake fsf Tea. ttf. hfan. pee tsn, 81
shafts per ton fitW'1 sHoprea feed. taa.
lgtsi pata Ton. tii0M. wheat ten. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
Fxiravaganee

The American people a. a rule
never stop 20 consider the worth
Of pennies Ton pennies make n
dime and ten dimes 4 dollar. and
a dollar will start a savings account
With the State Bank 81 Seattle. and
draR per cent interest Bon
franklin says. lie that spends IDLY
Ten cents a day spends Idly above
thlrtysix dollars a year. which D.
the price Tor the use Of i've hun
dred dollars Consider this and
then start putting By ten centa a
Gay for Your own bank account
with the State Bank. corner First
and Yealer. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
THAW TRIAL NO. TWO

HOUSTON. Va. June 81 An at
tempt l. Ca be made by tho atate
60 prove that the story Of ELIZA
beth Lowing. that she was druEsed
and assaulted by Theodore Eatea.
which lead tn hts death by her
father. T. false This case IL par
aiiclius the famous Thaw trial
Tho state expects % prove. " the
ludge decides In their fau1f that
no assault was committed Wit.
neaaea will tell % the trip In the
hnFHy Of the two ffotn the time
they left until they returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
FRANCIS MURPHY I'LL

los ANGELES. June FRAN.
eis Murphy tho great evangelist y
dangerously IN. aud an operation u
10 30 performed. possibly Saturday
Ruahlug ACROSS the continent arr
his two sons. Thomas and Col Rob
ert Murphy. the latter lieutenant
governor OF pennaylXania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
HELD SUSPENDED m AIR


VANCOUVER. ~ O.. June "a
Caught In wire meahea and held
suspended b. one arm for an hour
over a raging current Of water was
tho terrible experience Of Fred
Dale. n bridge woEker. Dale was
slrinslnK "a cable for a new Buapen.
sion bridge near Havolntohe. The
cable broke and be was caught In
the meahea and hung by an arm.
before assistance could reach him.
Ills arm was stretched aud horrible
bruised. and amputatlon was nee
eaahry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
RAILROADS RGoucG RArEs.

CHICAGO. June ~ Reduced
rates have been issued for the
ehrlallan EndeavoF convention 20
ha held az Seattle July 1916 and
the National Edueatlnn aaaorta
tionH convention at Loa Angeles
beginning July on ali railroads
Obstacles have been overcome IN
Tho interstate commerce commits
ffuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
~ SPITE or OPPOSITION OF
TAG PACIFIC COAST COM.
eANV, THE MEN HAVE PER
Frergp AN ORGANIZATION.
ts,sr Special ssrvlesl

MACK DIAMOND. June 23-in
.as,s 81 the efforts II the milne og.
arlals OF thg Pacific Coast com.
asav 10 prevent the United Mine
wafkers ~ America from gaining
feethnid IN the mlnos OF tho eom.
eanv. the efforts Of The organizers
~ meeline with success.
At sunday las new members
ueve enroiled Va the organization
Anra by National Organiser Burke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
INSPECTING PROPOSED
INTERURBAN ROUTE

EVERETT. June &C ID. Wy.
man and II. F Grant. representing
the stone q Webster intoreata In
this section OF the country, yealer.
day. accompanied by 2 r. Mcchca.
noy OF Everett. toured the sno.
homiah valley country In an auto
mobile. Mr. Wyman has stated
that line running up the valley
from Everett Is a possibility aud ID
la supposed the trip Is made with
n dealro 10 inspect the country such
line would traVefHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
TOWN TO HAVE AN
ANIMAL CEMETERY

WEsTFiEi.n. Mass. June g ~
The tawn Of Nestfield will bay two
acres OF land to establish bury
Iug ground for animals. II Ia said
70 BE- the onlY town In the eountry
20 have a publIc animal cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

MOONLIGHT excursion On lake
Thursday night Fortuna leaves
tseschl ~ ! y m. ufauia leaves
Madison AZ : D "a Fare ase 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
srRAUs STARTS SATURDAY.
lserIpns rsIsnraph servIee.l

WASHINGTON. June q Next
Saturday Secretary straua. OF thr
labor and commerce. leaves fur a
long tyIp koiaK first Ia the Pacific
coast states then on a ylait 70 Hon.
elulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
FIRE IN EVERETT rHEArrR.
{ star snrslai ssr.le.h

EVERETT. June ~ The fire do.
partment waa called out yesterday
by a blaze IN the Grand theaier
which put a roll Of picture films 90
the bad The films became ignlted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
Twain Receives oxford peorss.

LONDON. June N Mark Twain
received the oxford degree yester
day. lie was the lion OF tho occa.
sion. and took good natured chat
fling from the students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
nEsRAskA COMMANDER.

= WASHINGTON. June 81 r.
4 Reginald Nicholas. now on
a duty In the bureau of naVigh
4 ton. has bsen appointed cap.
= tain Of the new battloahip Ne.
= bfasha at iiromerton, aud 4
= Will assume command July !.
4 Tho date the new defender
= goes into commission. Com. 4
4 mandaf Nicholas was the
4 navigation officer on the great 4
: run Of the Oregon from 80 4
= attic to Cuba.
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by an electrical current. Little
uthor damage was done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

shotgun blanks 10 order. 10 and
~ gauge. Hairs. iii LIST Ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

open 10 the Public Gigantic Display wordFa
mo Amusemeuts. Ferry Trolley TO Park
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-29
HERMAN
dez CaSaiIa en- Ia
eStaCi0n de Vega
Baia.
Sc Ie haCs responsible de Ia musrte
de don Pedro CanaIs, en- lares y
Viene a GumpIir go amos de re-
CIusi6n en- eI presidiO.
"tCdmO cree ustsd-dlIo DuestrO COrrsspORsal
que tsnlsndO ul mes RueVs tIas de ca
sadO pOdla 20 GOmstsr ess dsllt0?"
o. nNest, 0 eOrrespOnsaL. }

Abril 28.-AysF en- eltren que conduce
de Camuy San Juan venfa el Sr. Fran
cisco Hernandez Casafias para sufrir en- la
penitenciarfa de San Juan la pens de SO
amos.
Este joven eg el que se le hacs responsa-
BILE de la muerte de don Pedro CanalP.
Nos llam6 podeTogamente la atenci6n yer
que un procesado que iba q sufrir Ia
penGltima pena, sc le trsjera BueIto en-
nuestro interior aplaudimoB Ia ley que rije
sobre este particular recordamos que los
peTsoB de Camuy del 81, sin causas verda-
deras pueSto que Balieron absueltos, fueron
conducidoa con grillos 2 eSposas sin permi'
TRIES al doctor Iguina nj Juan Pla Ell
goltar BuB manoB para t-mar IN vase de
sguR pueB estaban transidos do la sed.
Iba Hernandez CasaGa correctaments
vestido; hus de casimir color girls; camiaa
cuadros negros y sombrerO de feltro
color negro.
Su aspecto era tFauquiIo; hAbla con pau
So y parece que medita antss de hablaI;
muy delgadO, y ojeras extremadamente
grandes.
Nos dijo ser inocente del delito que Sc le
atribafa entire las variaS coEas de que
hablamoE, Tecordamos este:
-"IC6mo cree usted que teniendo un
mes nueve dias de estar casado podfa yo
oometer ese delitoY
lie preguntf 81 tenfa famiIia & 10 que
me contest6 que tenfa varias hsrmanaB y
PADRE que estabR lleno de dolor que
afoFtunadamente, gu madre hacfa tempo
que habfa muerto Y no pasaba csc terrible
golpe.
Tambi6a nos dijo que pensaba apelar.
LIE pregunt6 que religion pertenecfa =
nos dJO que eppir,tista.
Como solo podfa ayudarlo con mis- ple-
grisB 81 Altfsimo, le prometf hacerlsB por
6l, para que la verdad qusds e5clarecida
Con gran placer he leido en- La Co
rrespOndemciG que Arecibo siempTe cults,
siempre abrigando entire su seno almaa
mobiles piensa dedicar una fuuci6n { nues
tro distinguido Compatriots don Arturo
Santana.
La corporation municipal de aquf no ba
podido efectuar 10 que pens6 para euviarte
Santana fondes con que continuara sus
estudiot; pero no eS solo Vega B il, d. be
scr Puerto Rico entero, el que debs contri
buir tan magu&nima obra.
Sabemos que Corazones como dofa Tri'
nida1 Padilia de SAM secundara nuestros
psnssmiento,; que nusstra Caritativa com
patricia, sci angel de la Caridad," como
Biempre la hemos llamado. Nuestra an
tigua amiga Lola Fernandez, nos ayudarS
tambien sabr& ponerse al frante del mo.
vimiento Y tanto Il sefiora Padilla, Cos
mo ella, Ber&u ell alma mater de esta obra.
Adelants; hay que seguir, Cuando nos
impulse la carload.
-Hemos saIudado al sefios Cesar Espa'
| nol va restablecidO de la dolencis que Ie
.aquejara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-29
.EL TRANVIA ELECTRl-
co a Caguas.
Los tFabajOS msrChan con exHa0T-
diRaTia aCtiVidsd.
EI tr'zadO hsshO Va mas dlTucto que Ia Gsrrstsrs

Los trabsjos de extension de la Ifnea
del trolley Caguas contiatan con extra
ordinaTia actividad.
El tTazado hecho va mas directo que Ia
csrretera, trabaj 5ndose ahors en- los t9rra.
pleneF, Ee esperan por pr6ximos vapores
de Estados Unidos material bastante de
via para empezar & tenderlas.
La Inca 90 dirige Cfguas por Ell
bsrrio ''Misa" y los trabsics van ia mas
ala de ''La Muda."
Sc construiTSn varias estaciones en- Ia
lfnea J esta passrd ror Trujillo Alto dOnds
habrk otfa estaci6n.
Este trabajo como eS natural estk po-
niendo en- actividad ruchos braceros y
como reBultsdo de este movimiento de bra.
zos se nota biepeAtar en- las comaTcas por
donde esos trabsjos SO efect6an.
La isla neceEits muchas Was de comu.
nicaci6n para de este modo tTasportar Bug
frutoB con la facilidad esta abaratarlos,
benefci6ndose los habitantes de San
Juan.
Cuando esta lfnsa este terminada, de
Eeguro que Bera gFsnde ell movimiento de
passgeros de San Juau.
Como es de espeTar por ell mismo nego.
clio de la compsifa explotsdora Ell precio
de paSsje deber6 ser 10 mas equitstivo pO.
sible.