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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-05
.ES UN HECHO CRIMI-
naI--diCen de Ponce
PaFeCe que enamigOs DEL 0TeditO de
nueStras instituGioneS y pOr tantO
del pals, han OCaSiOnadO el pa
ni0O.
l'EI Gr6dIt0 ] AhaUO POncefl" tlsnD una dIrsC-
con COmpstGntNY hoRrldl.

Ampliando detaIlea de 10 ocurFido en-
Poncs en- oil "CT6dito AhorFO Ponct q )"
Y de ouYo ssunto nos ocupamoa an otro
lugaE do este disEio poT ipfoEmes de nuea'
tFo corrsSponEal Alli, parsce que el pSnico
que Be tFst6 de llevAF los animoB de los
imponentes de Rquel establecimiento, tuvo
per bBBs Rumorea ciFculRdoH Riii Yq Sc ha
cen FeiacioDar con el Fecisnte fsllecimiento
de nm EreBpetable cabRlleTo que no
pudo en- maneFa slguna dejar compFometi
da Rquells aociedad y sus negocios pArti
oulaFes NADIA tenfan que yer con ella.
Per csFtaH de EeBpstab eB comerciantes de
aquetlo Ciunad recibidaB en- San Juan, se
dice que NO hay motive Facional para tsl
de0onfanzs va que aquella BoCiedad tiene
pelfeCtamente garantizRdas sus obligscio.
mes el dinero de los imponentss fac
mands5o & pagaE enseguida de ser reCla.
mRdo.
En- una hoja BueltR ciEculada elf y que
BusCribe 81 BtfF r MoFell CampoB, Be
dice 10 siguiente:
"Profuuda penS nos csua6 yer en- Ia
tRrds de aver, el numeroao gsntfo que
dentro del local freuts de los deBpaChoB
del "Cr6dito y AhoFro Poncefio", Ba con-
g'egaba, Tetirando de aus csjss Ell dineEo
ahoFFado que representa- la comdn ri
quezR del pueblo. Mas de Glen paEBonas
de ambos Bexoa forms ban el n6cleo. La
mayor parte, sran mujeEeB, animadaB de
nm eapiritu de sobTesalto dudR, que iban
de una mRneER inusitada Eecogiendo BUs
habaTes
"Acudimos Ia direction del CE6lito, y
30 nos mRnifest6 que nioguuR alteration
0eurrfa, que como cada cual es 6Fbitro
de disponeF de 10 que le peEtensce, ae
hRbfa oFdensdo Batiefacer las impoBiciones
s3bFe libretss & los que aBf 10 teseep.
"Esto NADIA mas es 10 que ocurHe en- 81
CE6dito. La instituci6a es demasiado
seris, psra que sea lesionada, por IN movi-
miento de entrechaB y bastaIs1aB miFsB,
conducentes t1icamente hacer mas diffciI
Ia situaci6n scon6mica del pafB, la cual
encuentFa en- Ponce, poderosos mediog d.
defensa de reaiAteucia tambi6n.
"El CE6diLo Ahorro Ponc.no" tiene
todaH las EesponuabilidadeS y Holvencias de
lRH banosS irmes, una direction. .compe
tente y h0nrsda Teprsaentsda poT las me
ioTeB frmas del alto comercio de la ciudad.
"Niuguna ogcilaci5n extrapjera puede
Rf5CtRFlo, nj entoFpecer sus bien enlazsdas
combinaciones hipotecaTiaB meFcAntileB,
pTotejidaB por las lsyes del pals.
"Como Rmantes siuceros de Ia Ciudad de
Ponce y de aus instituciones pTotastamoa
contra Ell hecho ins6lito ocurrido hoy,
ojal6 10 opinion ssnsatR logre con Bus
luoes, aveEigusr quienes son los maivadou
que iDtranquilizAn los 6nimoB conspirau
contra Ia riquazR pdbIica.
''No mereCen otTa coss que 81 deBpFscio
social y el severe auEtsma de Ia historis."
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UN cAMRIO

EspI 6ndido Berviciol

5quitativo. Incuestionablemente sg
realizGn fuertes sumas de dinere
por las especulaciones mas senci-
Has; pero las grandes fortunas pro.
ceden de los negocios legltimos y
de buena f6, en- que los efectos pros
porcionados yalen Ell precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hombres de ne
goci0s han acumulado sus Milo
nas enteramente de esta manera.
Ezactos y fieles en- todo contrato 6
compromise, gozan de la confanza
del p6blico y dominan un concrete
que NO pueden alcanzar los COM
potidores tramposos y de mala f6.
A 10 largo no paga engaf1ar otros.
Un farsanue puede anunciarse con
un ruido semejante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc le llega
& conocer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado bajo principles
nuy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al pdblico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos y solo
entonces permitieron que su NOM
bre Sc diera & la estampa. Al
pdblico SO le aseguraron los resul-
tados, y encontr6 que 10 dieho era
la verdad. Hoy Ia gente le tiene
f6 como la tiene en- la palabra oe
un amigo probado Y de toda con.
fanza. Es tan sabrosa como Ia
miel y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de H:sado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Sill
vestre. Ayuda q la digestion, arro-
ia las Impurezas de la Sangre y
cura Ia Anemia, Escrofula, Debili-
dad, Linfatismo, Tisis, y todas las
Enfermedades Demacrantes. Gel
Sr. DR.. Enrique Prins, M6dico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
AIRES, dice: In mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- certifcarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de result
t9do mny efcaz." Nadie sufre un
desengafo con esta. De venta
en- t0das las DroGuerias Y Boticas,
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I'M 20 Ne Mt ES DEL
Cr6ditO, saCandO
Sus Iibretas en-
Ponce.
CiICuIaTOn VeTsi0nes iDiustifiGadas.
So lsVgura cue Ia sItulsIdn tIpllGlsn del
Cl6tita, IS i6Idl fIrmS.
(De nuestrO sOrTsspOmsaL) }

Diciembra 4-Aysr 90 dirigieron va
rios. imponenteH al CTedito , AhOrro Pom
emo con objetol de- iaacar aus impoaicio'
mes en libretRs.
Eato ha dado m6rgsn verliones de
TODD punto irjuatiicadas. sacerca de dicho
eatablecimiento bancsrio.-
Puede sseguraraa que Ia aituaCi6n f
nanciera del CT6dito es s6lida , frme
y oontinus hacienda suH OpeFaCionea con
Ia noFmaIidad , regulaFidad de Eitmpre.
Hoy 80 han cnlmsdo completamente
los dnimos despu6s de-. .convenceTge los
imponentsB de las brillanteB condolences
ca que; Bs encuentra tan acFsditada inA'
tituci6n.
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR OF
Poto Rico, -.-San Juan
Competition iOr plans for 4 P0nItsRtIiIy n
San JusD, Porto Rico.

By Act Of the Legislative Assembly Of
Porto Rico, dated March IA, 1907, 3
commission was appointed for the purpose
If conducting competition, among arehi.
tsctA Of the U5itsd ststss and Porto Rico,
to select plans for q Penitentiary to be
constructed in San j uan, Pto. Rico, the cost
ofauch building not to exceed $12O. 600.
Architects wishing to enter this compe-
tition mult signify their intention in wti-
ting, and such application mutt be in the
hands cf th9 Commissioner of tbs Interior
on or bsfoTe Jan. 18, 1907. No Cthsrn
will be conaideFad.
Copies Of the program, embracing terms
Of the competition, will be mailed upon
request.
Application for program will be consi
deHed as spfh ,ient indication Of intention
to compete.
Laurence. Il. Grahams, Commissioner
Of the Interior. Y. q.
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lntorosa 4 los Profasorss Do udsIel.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA. - Tiene
conutante exiatencia de los siguientes ins'
trumentoa: Flantines, FiautaI, TercerOlas,
Oboes, RequintoB, CIarinetes, FsgOteA
ViolineB, ViolonCelIos, Contrsbsjou, Man
dolinas, BsndurHiag, Guitarras, COrnetines,
Onoveneu, Trombones, BarftOnos, Bombar
dinog, HsliconeB, (bajOO) Tri6Dgulos, Pla'
tillos, RsdOblantes y Bombos M6todos
de Solfeo para toda clase de inStrumen
toB. Accessories mdsicR en- general
San Juan, P. r ADaFtado Dim 216.-
Gale de Allen ndm. 81 y Sol ndm. 26.
1R1 " q
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CUANTOS HABlTAH
ENLOS PAiSES MALSANOS
FAVoRABLES A La PRODUCTION DE La FlEBRE
DEBEN LEER LAS SIGIIIENTES LiNFAS

FAV0RABLES la PRODUCTION DE La FiEBRE
DEBEN LEER LAS SIGUIENTES LlNEAS
Una de las enfermedades mas terri
bles, sobre todo en- los paises caIidos
y pantanosos; una de las que cada dia
producer ell mayor ndmero de defun-
clones, una de las mas largas deSes-
perantes eS la iebre.
Asi es que no pOdemos p~escindir
de Pecomendar todaS esas perSOnas
que habitan los paists malsanos en-
donde reinan las febres, y cuantos
por necesidad tengan que residIr alli,
siquiera sea momentaneamente, ell que
Sc preseryen de la terrible playa.
Para clio eXiste un medic Sencillo
Y SECURE, ell cual no es otro que
tomar vino de Quinium Labarraque,
preparado q base de un extracto COM
pleto de quina disuelto en- los mas
exquisitos yinos de Espaila.
FL uso del Quinium Labarraque q
la dosis de una copita en- ayunas, todas
las mananas, preserva seguramente de
las fiebres aun en- los paises mas
enfermizos.
Cuando Sc ha tenido la desgracia
de contraer la fiebre, convene tomar
quinina 81 Sc sufren accesos violentOs,
pero 81 Sc quiere rapida y segura-
mente Y sin sacudidas curarse de la
enfermedad, todavfa es ell vino &c
Quinium Labarraque ell mejor reme-
dio conocido, pues impide ell que de
nueVo Sc pFesente la fiebre; la cura-
ci6n, por 10 tanto, asi obtenida es mas
radical y completa que usando la
quinina sola, y esto causa de los
demas principles actiyos de la quina
que van disueltos en- el Quinium La
barraque, completando de este modo
la accion de aqu6lla
Sobre todo en- los paises en- que es
endemica la febre y cuando el en-
fermo no puede por menos de sufrir
constantemente los miasmas que Ie
produjeron la enfermedad es cuando
la accion del vino de Quinium Labar-
raque es incomparablemente superior
a La de todo otro remedio.
Tai es su et1cacia y tan numerosas
las curaciones obtenidas, que la Aca-
demia de Medicina de Paris no ha
te1do Inconvenience en- acordar la
aprobaci0n para la formula del Qui-
mum Labarraque, debiendose tener
en- cuenta que esta distinction Sc
otorga pocas vecesy que por 81 misma
es va una recommendation que debe
inspirar confanza los enfermos de
tOdos los paises. 8
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AstroROnla DuOEtOTrIquGaa.

A las 75O p. m. ue podr6 var Bin int.
rrupci6n sin ObataculoG IN apaRatO himi.
lar nm oafi6n de 80 pulgadas 81 que CO.
looado BobTs sl antepeCho de un balloon y
Hujsto pOF Ii paEte superior 4 una cusrda
poE la poDterioF iatEoducido ca uno de
los magnffcoH for 6grafos que Gel CielO"
vendo plazos, dejsr6 OR Las msgnffcaa ,
s. sDtinaB voces de CaEuSo, BeFtY, P&wiG'
q 4, A las I so ggan coneiaEtQ.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
ADVERTISEMENT.

Sealed proposals for the construction Of
q twsnty-room school bnildiug Of cement
blocks in San JUN, Porto Rico. will be
received in the flee of the Commissioner
Of Education until ten (10) a. m., Monday
December is, 1907, when such proposals
will be opened. Requests for Information
uhould be directed to ths ofics fths Com.
missioner of Education. A deposit of
twenty FIVE (25) dollars is exActed as
Becurity, f1r the remmission of plans and
specifications.
The Commissioner of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all proposals.
Envelopes in which proposals are
forwarded should be directed as follcwa:
proposals for the construction Of school
h9uaa in San Juan, Porto RicO," and
shouId be directed to This Commissioner
cf Education, San Juan, Porto Rico."-
E. g. Decter, Commissioners Of Educa.
tion. 4v.E
VENTA DE UNA QUINTA EN-
HATO REY.-se vande por su colto
unR preciosa quinta en- Hato Ray, con diez
Cuerdas gambradas con mil arboleB de chi
mas , 12 mil pinas Rod Spanish. Diri-
girse Vicente Fano, Compsfiia del Fsrro
cRFYil 6V.G
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EN- EL HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL.

Ha iDgrssado en- 81 hospital municipal
ID Befiors Juana Pacheco, vscina de Puer
ta de TieFrs, Ia que hoy eatG muy esps-
Tauzada de cursr de Bu dolencia poE Ia
esquisits atenci6n que ha merecidO del
m6dico director del hospital doctor Velez
L6pez,
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GA TlEMDlTA.

DE JOsEFA ECHEVARRTA. PIa.
"a Principal 28, San Juan, Puerto Rico
PoF oada 10 Centavos que se gastsn hRsta
el IL de Enero de 1908 Ee otoYgsr6 una
papeleta de una linda mufieca = un Objeto
de REte. Hay efectos RaligioBoE, Jugue.
tes y artiCuloB de novedad para seioEaa.
4
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Una gran mGtlGa.

Una gran mufieCa exhiban les "Nova
dades" como pFecuTBoFa de loB inimitablea
juguetes que eAt6n Eecibiendo. AFboles
de NAvidad, y toda clase de jUguetes de
todoB pTeCiou ClaBeu, tieno 81 HeEvicio del
p6bliCo eata aCEsditado e1tAhlacimiento.
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La numercsa clienteIR con que hoy
cuenta cate eatableCimiento, eS debido 81
esmerada condimentaCi6n de Bu mend y
& la modicidad de sus preciOG Direction,
franta al taat1o municinal. 15yA
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Sc VENOENr

l2 mulas del pals, nuevas,
domadas tama1o grande. | ca
rro de 4 ruedas nuevo, superior;
I enserado = ARGOS. Dlrigirse,
Pons ] Qompania, Aibonito,
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lll@m
C0npR0.

EnvolturaG del abon o Ot-g6n. Diri,
iirua 4 ''La Tiendita." Plaza Principal
Jon6 Baz6n. 13 v. q
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GONZALEZ PADIN HNOS.

Somberos peeo
de 81 dob va artae
de 10
astcos sonbr Cobatas
Pefumera de las fabrs acu novdad
sudo exm gusto
exibic6n
suridos atcuos de uhlad ujo
7 An JUsro29 PAQUITA"
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i 0lO QUE INTERESA

( los eoRsunIdOros Dc mat0ras! Ys Heg6 Ia
goleta anaericana Henry OleuWsn Jr" con
I'm completO suTtido de madegas pEeparsdaa
de pichipen Para preciOa dirigirss Z la
Compafiia industrial de Santurcs. ApaF-
tRdo 657. 15v.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
MUNsEY's NEW IDEA
The TwO-fOr-a-QUarter Magazine II
the Largest Ever Published

An innovation that is without question
the greatest that ever happened IN maga :
zine publication has come with the nrst
appearance Of the newest Munsey IDEA
fer July. Like all of Mr. Munsey's under
takings, it Is a little startling, but II VIII
grow on you. Briefly, it is a magazine
In two volumes-under separate covers
but under one name. The name is The
Scrap Book-a magic name that made a
great magazine great success from tne
start Mr.. Munsey says there isn't room
enough within one cover to make big
enough and strong enough magazine to
satisfy the reader of today.
The Scrap Book in its new form is the
largest magazine ever published-the big
gest moneys worth to be had. It's con-
ception seems only natural to the man
who has achieved fame by sizing up the
wants of the reading public and then
filling the want.
TWO PARTS UNDER ONE NAME
The first section of this largest maga-
zine the world has ever seen is practically
an all-illustrated magazlne-not in the
SENSE that it carries no text, but that It
is better and more RrTofntsely Illustrated ait
now published.
Every phase of life every topic of inter-
est, every subject that has the worlds at
tention, is told of in picture and story.
1t is truly a reflector of public sentiment
"a mirror of the worlds events. 1t deals
with things timely and draws interesting
comparisons with things of the past.
Stories of great disasters, reports of big
achievements, comments on famous
trials, side lights on everything of human
interest, have their place in its 1872 pages
yet this Is only half.
THE OTHER HALF
The other half is 160 pages of pure fiction
the kind that tugs at the heart strings,
the characters in which take the form of
life and become your acquaintances.
1t is fiction such as only Munsey Is
famed for as the pioneer in the ppblica-
ton of the all fiction magazine. There is
not a picture or a break of any kind in
the 100 pags of the good solid kind of
stories that make such an appeal to the
American love of romance and adventure.
You can hardly imagine such a supple
ment as this to such a magazine as the
brand new idea. worthy Of the publisher
who Issues it, and you must buy the July
issue of Scrap Book to appreciate 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
SEEK CAUSE Of
PARALYT|C STROKES
LONG BEACH PHYSICIANS ON
CURIOUS QUEST
Two Occupants of One Building Are
Stricken Within Week and Doc
tors Believe Surroundings
May Be Responsible
Long Beach Office,
1923 East Third Street.
Phone-Home 2s7.


LONG BEACH, June 23.-Within a
week two employees of c. c. Lords
stationery store at 21 Pine avenue have
suffered paraiytic strokes, and as
result Drs. ]. w. Wood and H. o. Bates
are investigating, it being feared that
there is something about conditions IN
the store that has induced the strokes.
The first victim was Stalwart young
man, Harry Lord, brother of the pro-
prietor. He was stricken early last
week with facial paralysis and so far
there has been no Improvement In his
condition.
Mrs. L. III. Foster, the second victim,
lost the use OF her left arm yesterday
and her physician, DIR. Wood, entertalns
grave fears that she may never recover
the use uf IL. EIer home is at "a Locust
avenue.
The Lord store is one of half dozen
similar stores in the city and there are
thousands like 1t in the country, put
as IT is the first time that such dire re-
suits of working in a stationery ana
book store have been reported, the IN
vestigating physicians are looking OUT
side for the causes of the two mys-
terious cases.
EJeartwell building, three-story brick
hIocl, at the intersection of Ocean and
pine avenues, and is entirely given over
to stores and offices and one large as
sembly hall.
one of the tenants of the building
Is a confectioner and has engaged IN
the manufacture of ice cream In the
basement, directly beneath the room oc-
cupied by Mr.. Lord, and DR.. Wood, one
of the investigating physicians mas sslo
that conditions about the Ice cream
nIant win first be investigated, for fear
that gases arising from 1t may nave
Something to do with the condition Oh
Mr. Lords two clerks.
The matter has also been referred 10
the attention OF the city health ofncer'
DR.. w. Hartman Jones.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
CAPTORS BEHEAD
KIDNAPPED BOY
Body of Missing Lad Found in New
Orleans - Five Italians
Are Under Ar
rest
(Continued from Page OneI


blanket and, after threatening him with
death if he told, took the body into a
swamp.
Campigirano, after relating this
story, led the police through two miles
of swamp, where the searchers some
times waded in water nearly waist
deep and at others crowded under tan
giles of briers. In a shallow pool at the
end of this search the body was found
in the blanket in clump of cane.
Returning to the city the police ar
rested Nicolina Gobbia, an Italian wo-
man, who is alleged to have confessed
that she knew of the kidnapping plot
from the first from one of the four kid
napers whom she expected to marry.
Campigirano said that these four were
Steffano Monfre, Tony Gendusa, Angelo
Cacataria and an Italian named Incan-
terra. The police said they expected
to capture these men within two or
three days. The other prisoners di-
rectly implicated by the confession are
Campigirano's wife, Frank Gendussa
and Leonard Gebvia.
The boys funeral was held TINS
afternoon. By o'clock this morning
the entire Italian colony appeared to
have learned the details of the murder
and the police feared the crowds would
gather at the funeral if 1t was delayed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
EXPECT TO SHOW
CONSPIRACY TO
Ruin HAYWOOD
Prisoner Innocent, Is
Claim
Attorney Clarence oarrow Will Speak
Today, Asserting That His
Client Is Victim of
Bold Plot
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, June 23.-William D.
Haywood, having already pleaded not
guilty to the charge of murder and hav-
ing heard the evidence the state of
Idaho has placed before the jury in
support of it's charges, will tomorrow
morning assert his entire innocence and
outline the evidence he proposes to pro-
duce in order that the presumption of
innocence still resting in the mind of
the jury may become fixed Judgment.
Clarence Darrow, as attorney for
HAYWOOD, will say that his client is not
only not guilty of conspiracy to assas-
sinate Frank Steunenberg, former
governor of Idaho, but that Haywood is
in fact the victim of conspiracy to
disrupt the Western Federation of
Miners and under the guise of legal
procedure condemn to death the chlef
officers of the federation of which Hay
wood is the secretary and one of his CO.
defendants under the indictment Is the
president.
DarroW to Speak
Mr.. Darrow's address to the jury pre-
senting the outline of the evidence ne
proposes to introduce and the position
will take up the most of the day. Court
meets at 10 o'clock and takes recess at
noon. Mr. Darrow says that he expects
his speech will occupy at least three
hours and possibly more. 1t will be an
exhaustive presentation.
It will be asserted that the conspiracy
as between Haywood, Meyer, Pettlbone
Orchard and Adams was fabrication
of Orchards, who in order to save his
life brought the others into it, and that
the price of the confession was the par
don of the actual murderer of Steunen-
berg. The motive of this murder, it Will
be asserted, is to be found in Orchard S
desperate poverty and that he saw his
old partners in the Hercules mine rlch
and prosperous while he, hunted GRIM
inal robbed tills and attempted burg
larry in order to replenish his pocket.
The rebuttaI testimony will take prob
ably a week. The speeches and YER
dict may take the greater part OF an
other, so that it is not thought that the
conclusion will be reached before the
end of July.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
THROWN FROM HORSE
AND SLIGHTLY HURT
special to The Herald.


PASADENA, June 23.-A rider whose
name could not be learned, was thrown
from his horse yesterday afternoon,
near the Salt Lake depot Taking
fright at an approaching street car the
horse reared and threw the rider off
over his back. The man picked himself
up and went home declining the ser
vices of DR.. Rowland, who was called
to the scene by the accident and ten
dered aid.
Miss Thornton, formerly of Chicago,
died yesterday at the home of friend
on East Mountain street, after a lin
gering illness The body will be taken
to her home city for burial
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
TRY TO KILL PLANS
OF CAPTAIN FRIES

CONTINUED from Page one.)
before the work is completed vessels
are arriving drawing twenty-six feet
of water
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
San Pedro Needs Thirty Feet

San Pedro Needs Thirty Feet
Though a great commerce can be
carried on without a greater depth no
harbor can attain first rank without
at least thirty feet depth of water over
a part of its area.
1t is true the outer harbor will in
time accommodate vessels of thirty
feet or even greater draft, but that
is served by only one steam railroad.
Moreover the ou+"~ harbor will be
small compared with the inner. and
if a depth of thirty feet is dredged
from the ocean up to and including
the turning basin the same depth can
easily be carried tc such portions of
the east and west basins as may be
found necessary.
For these reasons the government is
now carefully inquiring into the neces-
sity for more than twenty-five feet of
water at San Pedro, and army engin-
eers hope another congress will make
the necessary appropriation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-24
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