davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-05
COrOeodo Hsrmsnos J Co., Susssorss.

Agentes Generates para la IsIa de Puerto
Rico de las respetables firmas, de R. Lopez
de Heredia o., Madrid, Yinos finos, Ha-
70 la Rioja, ociedad An6nima 'Bodegas
Bilbafnas," Bilbao, Vinos finos para mesa.
Sociedad Anonima Explotadora del "Agua
de Isalus" Tolosa-Espana, la sin rival de
las aguas minerales efervescentes. Com
pagnle du Vim Saint Rapael, Societe Ano-
nyme, Valence-Drome, Legitimo vino me-
dfcinal de San Rafael (France). Les Fills
de F. Schmidt, Bordeaux, Francia, La en-
tidad mas importante en- vino- Fra ceses
para m. ga. United Danish. Butter Pres
serving Company, ,Copenhi guen, Dina
" area, MantequiIla danesa, la primera en-
su ase y de mayor consume en- la Isla.
A. R.. VaIespino y Hermano ''Jer6z ne la
Frontera," Espaf1a. IS vino mas supe-
r1ores de Jer6z y de reconocido prestigio en-
9 Mundo entero. ImpOrtadoTes en- gran
escala, Ell ell r, mo q e where's fnos de todas
classes Y procedencia de las marcas mas
acreditada de America y Europa, asf CO.
mo de toda clase de aguas mineraIes y
artfculos para FarmaceuticOs, Orrespon-
sales en- eli mundo entefo San Juan Puerto
Rico. d.
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EN- CASA DEL TE-
nientesSCh6ttini, en-
BaYam0n.
(De sNestro sorrespoasal.l )


Octubre 5 -AyeE, CON imotivo dc ser 81
dia onom6ntico del jefs local de la policfa
insular seflor SchettiDi fuimoa nm buen
ndmeEo de Bus amigos fslicitsrle, ha.
biendo Aido obsequiadoB espIendidamepte,
con fnoB , abundanteB icoreg, agi como
con un suculent0 almuerzo.
Rein6 ep la mesa, Is CordiaIidad mas
absOlpta, entre los comenBalea.
HiEo LOS honoreH, la hsrmana del ts-
niente, TeEesins, quien, On union de 10
dem6s familia, nos dej6 satisfechos poE su
fnuFa atenciones. Hubo an detalle
dursnts 81 Blmuerzo, que no quiero olvi.
dar, y es el que en- ls C6rCel de tsta Ciudad
90 snContrabAn dos americanos presos pOr
aIterRF la pas p6blica, 81 sef1or SCheti
nj dispute lo8 tragsran % casa, man
d6leg & serViF almuergo, 10 cual, fue hScho
inmedistamente, obsequiando tsmbi6n 10
familiR Schettini aquellos deggraciadou,
hijOs del Norts, que hsbr6n viRto sn eI
comportamiento del ofcial de ID policfR
cumplida 10 m6xima do 'fodia 81 delito y
compadece 81 delinCuenta.v Este aCto
onaIteCe a. sefioF Schettini.
PoF la noche hEbo una jaFanita t0Cando
la oTqusats dominicana alegTea danzas
Todos los cabos de la demsrcsci6a vi.
nierou Cumplimsntar a bu jefs, los que
tAmbi6n tomaron parte en- los obsequios y
atenciones que nos prOdig6 la Culta fami-
liza del queFido amigo. Este Corresponsal
d6 les gracias 81 senior Schettini , familia
por las defsrencias de que fu6 objstO por
parts de ella.
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Ell COBERNADOR R
Post trabajando.
por ell bienestar de.
la isIa.

FL gobernador Post be linformado & log
periodicals que la visitaron 81 llegada &
Nueva York que ol aBunto de los muellsB
eI de las condolences de trasportea en- II
islR Siguen prsocupsndo Is atenCi6n p6bli.
&C , necssitan uTgente Temedio.
El sefiar Post, & quien no slCanzan EAR
pa1Ou de ID snvidia , de ls desequilibEa'
de mals f6, atento siempre & ID que q be-
DefciO de los interesss generates del CO.
meFcio , de ID production de Ia isla SO
Fefere, tratsE6 de eaa importsnte asuntO &
les autoridades de Washington pEOiguien.
do los trabOjOs squf iniciadoB para la lin
piesa , dragado del puerto 7 construction
de muelles.
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BanGO Territorial y AgriCOIs
de Puerto Rico.
sECRETARIA.

El ConBejo de Administrator en- BsBi6n
da hoy acoTd6 con motive del pogo anti.
cipado que de 81 hipoteca VERTIGO don AL.
ffedo Cristy , Vanel, que an Ia pF6xims
Besi6n que celsbrar6 81 Is de Octubre pro-
ximo las dos de Ia terds. yer f ar el ac-
to rGbIico de no SORTEO EXTRAOR.
DINARIO de 154 c6dulaa hipotecarias
de Ia 5s emission afsctas di, hs hipoteca.
Iss que serdn psgadaS por Ia Gaia de Ia
SOoiedad desde el dfa Diguiepts pOr 50 va
lor nominal de Glen pesos provincialeB 8
sean sessnts dollars cada uns no deven
gar6n mas intereses desde eaa fechR.
Lo que 90 haze p6blicO para conooi'
miento de los inseressdos. San Jusn P.
R, 80 saptiembFe dP 1907. FL 8eCreta-
rio. r. Rocofoyt - Vo. Bo. FL Director
Garerte, e Castro Gonzales 2v a.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

-Sa encuentra eufrmo de aIgdn cui-
dAdo en Hato Ray ol HefioF Carlos Mayer,
de nnciOpn idad suiEa.
--ESE6 en- esta ciudad en- asuntos de
nPgociOG sl ut1ior Tomds Praio, propietA
Mo de Vega hsj
-Aucchs lss hubo una interruption
en- 81 trAfco de los carroS el6otricou.
-ContinuAs queias de estravfou de
paquetss de psri6dioos hsmoB recibido On
eatog dias dc algOunG pObaCionea de Ia
iSla.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el senior
Alejsrdro SslgsdO, de Carolina.
-Ha estAdo en- esta ciudRd el Befior
N. Font, alcalde de Cagolipa.
En- Ia ''CentraI Plazuela" de los se.
fores BalSeiro Gsorgstei, de Barcsloneta,
ge eatSn hacienda montuFss de nusvag
msquiuaEias. M1linoS de los tltimos mo
delos quadar6n inStslados en- at rtfsrido
inganio Tara ser utilizsdos en- Ia pr6xims
zafra.
-Cntin6a verifcEndoNs con ell mayor
6xito IL vacuna en- 81 distEito de GusYama.
Ell director de Sanidsd, Carload y
PriSioneS licsnciado SsfioT ACuiIa, calebr6
aver una largs conferenCiA con sl gobsr'
nadoF i0teriuo senior WiLloughby.
Tres grandes csSas de MADEIRA de las
llamadRs sranchones" han sido conBtrui
daa an Ia calle DOS Hsrmano6' en- San
tuFce. OtTa casa tambi6n para viviendR
de vATiaB fSmiiias ss he construido allf
hay en- proyecto Is construction de otraG
mas. De eSto resulta que Ia rsfarids CO
lie tr 9sversal ser6 an breve una de lag
mas pCA ladsB del barrio, Siembargo de
esto, no disponen squelIoS vecinos del
asrvicio del acueduCtO y solo un trozo de
la Calls est6 pavimentsdo.
-Ha uido muy aplaudida por la OPT.
ni6n p6blics de Ia ciudad, Ia actitud sgu
mida poF 81 TssoFero de Puerto Rico sefior
GRoomer en- la Ultima ssBi6n del Consejo
Executive
La construction de aceEas en- Puerta
de TERRA hR comenzado por las CaHaa 81
tusdsG snfrenta & ls plaza de Ia ''Laaltad'. .
-AlgunOg Carlos de caacajo piedra
h9n oido echsdog an los bachss del tFczo
de Cslle que oonduCs de los antiques hor'
NOS militares' In eBtsci6n del fsrFocarril
-Ya estS terminals ID in8talsci6n de
la armRduEa de hierFO para Ia nUsvs es-
tACi6n del fsrrocarriI de San Juan. Re.
Hultar6 nm como edifcio de elegante cons.
trucci6n que vendrS llenRr una naCesi
dad grandemedts ssntida poE los visieroa
poF las lfneaa de lR American Railroad
Company"
Hoy no Sc han recibido teIegramas en-
81 cusrtsl general de ls pOliCfa.
lei maFtsS pr6ximo Be recoieF6 Ia CO.
EEeBpOndenCia para los EStadoH UnidoS.
Sc pienss por RIgunos i6vanes publ.
car en- Vega, Bsjs nm psri6dico dia1io, des.
tlnado exclusivamenta lR critica de todo
10 malo que &c note on la administration
local.
-EstR noche Bs llsvar6 & efscto en- sl
tsRtro municipal una function cOmbinada
con 81 Cinemat6g 'afo frances 6ubiEan
euCena "La Gatits Blanca" "ToroB de
Punts".
-PaVando una tempoEada 90 encuen.
tvA en- Vega.Baja Ia 1imp6tica safoFita
Trinita Hern6ndez, de QuebradillaG. Sc
hoSpeda ON Ia casa del senior RodrigueE
Sierra.
-El cOnCejo municipal de Vega Bsia
he heCho gratuita cesi6u de un extsnso
solar vaEios cabaIlerEoa de Ia localidad,
CON el exclusive FIN de levsntar en- 81 nm
hoEnO dc pan que sirva do ContEol & Ioa
RanOpoliSRdeEos ds tsl aEtfSulo,
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SRA. FRANCES WILSON.

La Senora Frances Wilson, Gale Mel.
son No. 81, Clinton, Mass, tiene Ia anna
bilidad de informarnos respectO al GxitO
con que tom6 nuestro preparado.
t'Si me huberan visto cuando estaEa
enferma, y 81 me vieran ahora, no le
extralarfa porque es que tan altamentS
recomiendo la Peruna.
"Padecf de un resfriado muy severe
que atac6 los bronquios y los pulmones.
"Seguf sus instrucciones ' despues de
haber tornado seis frascos de Peruna, me
sentfa completsmente bien.
"Yo creo que la Peruna es un remedio
maravflloso."
Todo resfriado, tos, bronquitip, larin-
gifts tonsilitis debieran ser curadoa
como catarro, pues en- verdad son
catarros.
Ell 6xito de la Peruna. al curar estas
intermediates depende de que la Peruna
es un remedio para el catarro.
Cura el catarro en- cualquier parte del
sistema. En- Ia garganta, en- los tubos
bronqnales en- los pulmones.
Ha librado de Ii tisis a mulHtud de
-.,.-- personas, simple
Sc 6VlIO mente curando 81
LA TISIS estarro antes de
que 1leg6ra los
Pulmones.
Elcatarro delacabezA6 8 81 de la gargan-
"a trata siempre . oxtenderse haeia los
pulmoneG.
81 Sc toma tic ape Ia Peruna, evitark
0stos casOA
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UNA LEY.

En- Ell afo 1886 promulg6se una ley On
InglRtsrrs TeglA msntando lsB ComidaB.
En- esta ley Bs disponfa que. nadie CO.
miense mas de dos vecss 81 d1a, excspto
en- los de fats, q eran diez y Beiay que el
''men6'' 90 CompuBiera exclusivamente de
dos platoS, bisn faers de caFne, bisn de
pescadO, amen de Ia sops.
En- los disB fsstivOB, Ia ley permitfa
hacer treu Comidas.
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IN arthImlIlOnarlO.

81 arChimillonario de Nueva York
Rockefeller, hs terminsdo 50 testamento
81 cual dicen que asombrar6 al mundo
En- 81 deIa doscientos Cincuents miIlo-
mes de frances solo para obrss de caTidad,
adem&s de multitud de otras mandss fian-
tE6picss
81 total de donativos y legadou heChoE
pOr Rockefeller s difersnteg ciudadss de
los Estados Unidog Be eIevsYa & Is epoT.
me suma de mil doscientog cincuenta mi
llonea de francon
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Dc AdnInIstracI6n.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un a1o $500. PGgo an
ticipGdo.
al e.EA tmPrsnEA % Vsnos pnpo. as pa'
Ef6dioa vialn s s2.OO ion AG kiloa ssa Guin-
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Sc HA EXTRAVIADO uu inn
perdibla de orc marcado con el nombre
Marfs, un crucifjp de metal y pna me
dalla de- Ia ssntfsimA Virgep; 90 daT6 uns
qualification la peraooa qus sntregue es'
tos obietos 4 don joe L6ssro Costs Gale
del CFisto nfmero 26. 3vs
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METILOIDES-El mejor mas SECURE
dc todos los esp0cifioos hasta ahoEa oonoCido
para ID cufa permansntO de todas Las snfsr.
modRdoB do Is urota, u Baan 6staS Or6nioag
Rgudas. Oontien0 d flujo eura poY COM
narado 1iniIsF, La gonorfaaa, GpormatoFnas
cigtitig, ect. Neior que Las inyOCCionoB y muy
superior al B6ndRl0 oopaibG. EmpiO2A
suFtlF gu efa0t0 Lar tres suatF0 horRs dc
habaHso tornado.
Los WETIL0IDE6"- son fSgtlSg do tom2R
y ost&u pFeparRdos de manOra quo no F8vuol-
ven q Ogt6nago n pEOduCon malos Ofsotos,
De VontR On t0dGB las B0tieag. PidanB0
muautRRg gEnaSG & 6us 6nie0s fabTieantoH.
EIedoEiek 9toaEus q o. 0atEoits Giahl'
gaR, O. n
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En- ls hacienda de caflas que poueeD
en- Bsysm6n loB sehores MonrYoig Ba mon
terra en- bTeva nueva maquinaTia.
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tdah
Tuf eymane
~ p poq1p aGaa1ra
oda eecos 81 Thauado
Embp epnmno
qe
qu naonnng norot6
medic gu "a p S
eCt "a aeos saantroo
@ pas Imundoa ebs
osuedec
dpro opoadoe uYoao
eacene ng1u
e. Gu Sc pd ap f S fetovi
b en- los sadlto
o
o@nuid6 deecuoa
Ia
dnclode dejUene
p a a las
ma vooq deb dase6k
bne 1funaIso
d aonfcad
No+oo R NY Yo yrn
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SRA. MARY MEYER.

Carta de la sehora Mary Meyer, Ave
nida Thomson, Winfield, N. Y:
"Por muchos afios padecf de una tos
impertinente que muchas veces no me
dejaba dormir. Varios cre1an que estaba
t1sica.
"Haeen dos aaos una sefiora me reco-
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TEMIAN
FuERA TISIS.

ahora me stento Completamente curada
de la tos.
"Con placer digo todos que Ia Peruna
me ha curado. Ocasionalmente Ia tomo,
y tambien Ia doy mis- nihos.
s'La Peruna es ell mejor remedio que
Sc conoce para tos y resfriados, y como
tai la recomiendo."
Un resfriado cuando Sc abandona es 81
camino de Ia tisis.
Muchaspersonas Sc RESTRAIN y no hacen
case.
Escasamente Sc han curado del primer
resfriado cuando adquieren el segundo.
Sin curarse quizas del todo, Sc resfri-
an de nuevo.
secansan de tomar bromuro, quininaa
y var1os expectorantes.
En- este case deben curarse ell catarro,
porque es catarro de 10 que padecen.
On simple resfriado es catarro agudo.
81 al resfriado Sc le permite continuar,
Sc convierte en- catarro cr6nieo.
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sRA AppIE HARDING.

DRoBABLEMENTE cada case de tisis
/ proviene de un resfriado.
La tis1s est6 generalmente clasif1cada
como enfermedad hereditaria, pero la
tisfs no es Aereditaria.
Sc hereda una debilidad constitutional
que le deja expnesto la tisis.
La tisis puede ser adquirida, aun por
personas que tengan pulmones fuertes.
La Sonora Addie Harding, 121 W.
Brighton Ave-, Syracuse, N. z, nos
escribe 10 siguiente:
"He estado usando la Peruna por los
tltimos doce amos, y sinceramente les
digo que no hay medtcina mejor en- Ia
TERRA.
s'Es para mi un preventive nara 81
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PREVENTIVE
SECURE.

frasco de Peruna. Durante ell afo pa
dezco dos 6 tres veces de la garganta.
"Siempre tuve que recurrir a los medi-
cos dos tres veces cads vez que me
enfermaba.
"Por mas que usaba la Peruna, nunca
resolvf tomarla para la garganta hasta
hace dos afios.
"Probe la Peruna con este fin y con
placer note que htzo desaparecer el ardor
que sentfa en- la garganta.
A cualquier hora me euro la garganta
con Peruna, y siE ella no puedo estar
un momepto.''
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ISIS Q HIUI q IIU 10
personas, simple
mente curando 81
cstarro antes de
que llegara 4 los
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mend6 la Peruna.
Empec6 q tomarla
entonces, c on ell
mayor exito, y
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SANGRE
afueln
lquec
q
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catarro y otras
enfermedades. En-
mi casa Sc encuen-
ira eiempre m
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a
de DIR
dhSazYd eexGnG
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
PRETTY SCHOOLMA'AM
WASHES BOYS FACE
WITH SCRUB BRUSH
PIucky Teacher Rolls Up Her Sleeves
and Applies Soap and Water to
Lad Who Refused to Per-
form Additions

ISy Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Miss Albertina Leh.
mann, pretty young school teacher OF
West Hammond, yesterday rolled up her
sleeves and by vigorous application OF
muscle and a scrubbing brush succeeded
In maintaining discipline and cleanliness
in her school.
Albert Brant, boy of ID, and from out
ward appearance as strong as the teacher,
was the victim Of her activities. Fifty-slx
pupils enjoyed an exciting half hour, at
The end of which the teacher was
fatigued but determined, and Brant was
several shades winter
Several days ago Miss Lehman began
a crusade against dirty visages, but Brant
said he was going to wear his face the
way he pleased.
When the boy reached the school in the
morning he saw a pail standing6 on the
teachers desk, and at its side brush
broom, and the combat started. The
teacher soon gained the advantage. Miss
Lehman called Brant to the front
then unbuttoned the collar Of her waist
and rolled back her sleeves, after which
she applied the scrub brush.
Principal A. G. Deaver and the school
1anitor had concealed themselves in the
hallway In order to meet any emergency,
hut their services were not needed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
MILLIONS SPENT BY
BANK OF JOHN R. WALSH
Testimony Shows That, Large Sum
Went to Private Enterprises.
Newspaper Absorbed
Over 100000
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Evidence that
s2,570,595 was deposited to the credit OF
John r. Walsh's private enterprises was
brought OIL in the trial of the former
president of the Chicago National bank
before Judge Anderson in the federal
court today.
Attorneys tor the government contended
that these amounts were wrongfully di-
verted from the funds of the bank.
B. B. Mckay, former private book
keeper lor Walsh, was on the stand when
the 1acts were adduced, bL. the testi-
mony was brought before the jury only
after the objections of the defense had
become so strenuous that the court was
forced to rebuke John S. Miller and Will
lam f. Hynes. attorneys for the defend
ant, and question the witness himself.
Judge Anderi on, amid a storm of OBJ
jections from the defense, questioned the
witness regarding various bond trans
actions and Walsh's connection with
them.
The major portion of the s2.57O5s5
which Mckay testified had been deposited
to the credit of various Walsh concerns,
went to the chicago Chronicle. In 1904
and 1905, witness said, the newspaper was
credited with $1,4Z4,000.
Besides Mckay. a. number of minor wit
nesses were questioned today Adjourn
ment was taken until Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
NEW PANAMA BONDS
ARE OVER SUBSCRIBED
Secretary Of Treasury Opens Bids and
Finds That Demand for securi-
ties Far Exceeds tho
Supply

By Associa-ed Prsrs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. So.--The opening of
the bids for the issue of s50.0OO,oOO Panama
canal bonds, which was begun at 4;so
this afternoon. was not concluded until
10 o'clock, when Secretary Cortelyou
made the following announcement:
1.-THE bids for the s5o.ooO,oOO of Panama
bonds invited by the secretary's circular
OF November IS were opened this evening
in the treasury department. There were
more than 5000 bids. and the loan was
many times oversubscribed. No complete
tabulation has yet been possible, but 1t
can be stated that the average price Is
well above the present market price or
the bonds. Owing TO the large number
OF bids to be considered it will be i'm
practicable to make an allotment imme-
diately, but the secretary will be pre-
pared to give further information on
Monday"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
TAFT AT MOSCOW; BIG
DEMONSTRATION MADE
Secretary of War Completes Journey
Over Siberian RaiIway-To Be
Welcomed In ST. Pc
tersburg
By AssoclatedlPress

BY Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Nov. 30.--After an interest.
ing journey over the Siberian railroad.
lasting from November 10, Secretary IF
War Taft arrived here this afternoon.
He was greeted by American Consul
Samuel and Capt Slocum and Charles B.
Curtis, military attache and diplomatic
secretary respectively at st. Petersburg.
There was an imposing demonstration by
the military when the train drew into the
station. and the American secretary of
war received an exceedingly hearty well
come.
Secretary Taft will remain here until
Monday evening. A banquet In his honor
will be given by Lieut. Gen. Guerschel-
mann, governor general of Moscow, ano
the Russian military officers, and a spe-
cial ballet will be performed at the grand
opera for his enjoyment.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 30.-The dinner
arranged in honor of Secretary of War
Taft by the foreign minister. M. Iswoi.
sky, will take place Wednesday evening
The exact time of the secretary's audience
with Emperor Nicholas has not yet been
decided upon.
Count MONTE has been appointed Inn
perial aid to Secretary Taft during his
stay in the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
LACK OF SUFFICIENT BASIC
MONEY CAUSE, SAYS STEVENS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3o.-Isaac n. Stevens,
who was chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the national silver party In the
campaign of 1896, said in an interview
today:
There is not basic money enough in
the world to do the business of the world
The United States is not the only co!m-
try suffering from a shortage of money.
The German banks have begun to en-
force the sixty days notice for the with
drawal of funds. and France, England
and other prosperous countries are suf-
fering from lack of money Gold uoes
not furnish sufficient basis for the
enormous development that Is taking
place all over the world and for the
colossal business enterprises of the pres
ent day.
Congress should take action looking
toward the guaranteeing of funds OF de-
positors, so as to bring money out OF
hiding"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
RAILROAD FIGHTS TO
MAINTAIN HIGH RATE
Northern Pacific Attacks State Com.
mission on Ground That It Was
Not Appointed Accord
ing to Law
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 30.-The North
ern Pacific has brought suit against the
state railroad commission to prevent the
carving ou. of certain orders. One oil
these relates to the reduction in charges
on cars of wood from the st. Paul and
Tacoma Lumber company's mill to the
Carston Packing company, and the other
was an order directing the construction
of a spur to the Burnham mills near
Roy.
The railroad company asks for the an
nulment of these orders on the ground
that the lroad commission is not
properly constituted body; that the ap-
pointments of Fl. A. Fairchild and c.
Lawrence as mer- bers of the commission
were not confirmed by the senate, and
Jesse S. Jones, another member, is dis
qualified because he was member OF
the legislature which created the COM
mission. 1t is also alleged that the law
creating /lAe commission is unconstitu-
tional because it is a violation of the
fourteenth amendment, in abridging the
rights Of ra 'lroad companies to resort to
the courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
Bought Out by
=" The Mammoth u
The Harris shoe Company Sells Out
Its Entire Stock of Boys, Chill
dren's and Misses Shoes
At 90 Cents on the Dollar
This Stock VIII Be ON sale at the Mann
moth Shoe House, $40 s. BrOad-
way. Another Opportunity

The Harris Shoe company of this
city decided to discontinue handling
anything but ladies' shoes and accepted
the Mammoths offer for their entire
stock Of misses, children's, boys and
youths shoes. There are over $4,000
worth of these shoes that were sold for
about 60 cents on the dollar of the
wholesale cost. They comprise shoes
of every description for tho boy, girl or
infant, in high cut and low cut patent
leather with white tops, and all kinds
of up-to-date novelties. This stock
will be on. sale at the Mammoth tomor-
row and the sale will last for few
days until every pair of shoes is sold.
Ali the Harris $3.50 and $500 shoes
will go for $3.50; $500 shoes for $1.25;
$3.50 and $1.75 shoes for 9S cents; and
ii 90 shoes for 80 cents. Bring the
children tomorrow. Exchanges will be
made If they don't mt. Besides this
unusual event in children's and boys
shoes there will be other special induce
ments in shoes for men and women.
many lines being closed out at half
price and less Monday will be your
Shoe opportunity day at the Mammoth
Take advantage Of the price induce
ments.