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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
GOODBYE TO ALL sU1nER GOODS

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
ECONOMY CARNIVAL SPECIALS
DRESS SUIT CASES and BAGS.

All our better grades of Bags and Cases are
Solid Sole Leather and the lower priced ones are the
best to be had at even our regular low prices-but
Just at the season when vacations are at hand we
offer our entire stock at prices You can not afford
to pass.
Regular s1.4s Bags and Cases. ..'.. NOW S 90
Regular slss Bags and Cases .'.;.... NOW $1l9
Regular $3.50 s275 Bags and Cases NOW sligo
Regular s2.ss $3.50 Bags and Cases NOW $19S
Regular 1898 $3.50 Bags and Cases NOW $29s
Regular s.. 1898 $3.50 Bags and Cases. NOW $3eS
Regular 3L6Q $3.50 BAGS. ana scaAss. NOW. &AAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

VA LLEGARON las medias francesss
nara nifiOs que esperaban en- la VILLA
DE MADRID. Las familias que deseen
UompEar esta meTORncia absOlUtamente ga
rantiGada, pueden solicitarla en- este essta
hleClmiento. Ademas del color negro pro-
pla5 para COIegiOs, Sc han recibido en- otros
cOlOres desde $3.50 $500 la dOcena. Iam-
bien reoibinOs Un magnif1co surtidO en-
FALDAs ' ENAGUAS para Sentoras
pAJAAAS para hombTes, ,asi coma un Duen
suFtido de CaIcetinea franceses. Perfume
ria de los mejores fabricantea de Europa
(inoluRO Guerlain), 81 mejor Paho de oEillar
due Sc impOrta en- Pto. Rico; un explendi-
DO surtid0 en- CASIMIRES para la prOXi-
- estaCi6n las leiftimas PINE APLE
alOta que no tionen eOmpetencia.
ProXimamente GRAN realization de
TIRA8 BORDADAS menOs de Ia mitad
be BU preci0. San Francisco 81. TelefonO
%. r. o. B. 78A. San Juan p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02
LUIS A. GONZALEZ
lN0ENIER0 MUNICIPAL
OtroCe sus servicios Gale ''Dcs
HOrmanoS," SantUrce.
San Juan, PR.


In los dial 80 , 81 dol oorrisnts mes
ueVRE6 Cabo 81 remate de laa pFendas
Cuyol talonss no han sido renovsdoB ni
canCslados despu6s de los Seia meses que
COnCsde Ia ley.
La casa Buapende BuS operacionaa de
pFe@tamoa y Huplica todos los que tengan
pFendsS objatoS empeiiados 90 siFV8n
EelCataElessn sl t6rmino que prescribe la
Icy. 8v.
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RL.Nch POPULAR.
DE ECoNoMIAs Z PREsTAMos.

GOav0oat0riGf
I'll Conseio do gobisrnode esta aocisdad,
en nosi6n oTdinnEia CelsbFada la noche del
11 del actual, acoKd6 fjar 81 dis 27 del
cpElients mes, hora de laE siete = media
de Il noche, para u celebration de- la Jan.
a general ordiuafia que 50 contEaen loB
Eatatutoa J Reglamentos poE que sc rga
etc BancC, ca loI GaloneJ del mismo atta'
blacimiento.
Con ell lRudable pEOP6aito de que log
acneRdo8 QUE BE- tsmeD, TeIultsn revsatidog
do II mayor autoEidad, Sc Fusga lou se'
nSFes Rcoionintag % aaistenOia q aoto, 70
peFEonRIments 8 poE delfgaoi6n, seg6n 90
detsrmina on la 1acci6n tsrCeTa, aTtfculoB
y 2-Y 5 de los refs idol EstatutoI.
Aaf mi1mo fac acUaEdo tamhi6n haceF
BabaE 4 los sefiorsa imponenten qua>6 par.
tiF del ] dia 13 del CoETiente men queda
alberto eI pagO de loo intsrssss los tsne,
dOre8 de ibTetas que correspondent 81 Be'
msltrs que venCi6 81 81 dc DiciembIs
t'timo.
San Juan de Puerto Rico 13 Enero de
19O8.-El Director Geronte, DamSan
MonssTrat - El ssCFetaFio, Juan BeyEey
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

PARA REGALO8. ~ 81 acraditado
oafS MORGAN, 81 nusvo cafe FoFtaleEs 81
aCaba de reCibir an msguffcO suEtido de
dlegantes cajitRS do esquisitog dMIoes y
boSabORous pTopioB para Esgalos de esta
y OtEa temporadR. LRs mas aCFeditads
marCa1 de chocolates e GncuentTan allf los
CltucheB son do 10 m6a aEtfstiCo y fino,
Los hsladou dsifrutas .dd pals y TafFosCoS
Hguen Blondo >ds 10 lm6B @quiGto. Pre-
0iOI m6dicoI BsEviCio r6pido y tOda
hera. 81 chocolate tBakeE" ofrecs atra'
y0ntsI novOdRdG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02
TaIas para pDIieias

LR Comisi6n de la policia insulaF conVocr
tallaB para ipgFeIos en- 81 cusrpr, lal OuR
les tendF6n lpgaF 81 dfa Ii d breTo &C
tual en- S4n Juan, z. r.
Como Tequisitoa Indispensable Ba exijer:
1-HabsE cumpIiio yeinte yum 8 fol
de edad, aCreditada con fe do bAutismo.
2-SAbeF leer esOEibiE.
3.-ToneF tRllR de un metro Bttenta =
dos centfmetrcu cinco centimetEoB de ex'
-pansi6n tOrkciCa.
4-EncontraEBs en- condolences figicaB
de salad la que screditaE6n los aIpirantsu
con una csTtifcaCi6a m6ti,R juFRda anita
el iuez dal pueblo 8 Ciudad donde EeIida
el soli.itants.
5.-Acreditar poF ceEtifc 1Ciones de laH
autoEidadGg locales por EtfsTenCiaa de
poEEouas honoFAbIes Ia buena Conducta
moral. Sc daEs prsfsFenCia entire loG 90
licitAntes que acusen buenos hdbiton dc
educaci6n , que poseAn regular in1truc.
Ci6D.
6.-Cada alpirauta BoIicitark On las Co.
mandanOias de PasatoB DiEtrito donde
EeIidiege una notA expressive de ciorta1
condolences que Ia Comisi6n hR stfiAladO
para gaEantiT ID idsntif Aci6n psruora dc
loB aGpiranteB
TodRa las solicitudsg documsntoB de.
bsE6n snvisTss Al CuaTtsl Gsuoral Dc ID
policfa insular antas del dfa II del actual.
La COmisiOnde Ia Poyieta HesuLaF.
6 va.
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:L RAYO.
(DII lIhTNll lFolsl 'FI.i luz )


MsdES haEapo1a: td que & Ial pueEtaa
vas con laa nanos aismpEe t1ndidsg,
y Vea lasaEcag nismpEa dsgieTtRs
y las concienciRs aiempEo dormidss;
ii, qua 81 IL aIfoEja de "a miGeTia
van Eeoogiendo loa dsspsEdioiog,
que en- loB nauf agios de cRda fsria
BobEe Las plsyss echAn les viCiol;
ID ereaIa HIS del que en la guerEa
se aEm6 soldado, vibT6 90 ECeEo.
Fod6 On laa luchaS, He hundi6 en- u TERRA.
Il hoy nRdie sabs que fue guerrero
I'd eEeR la hsVmana del que en- loa dientel
del sDgransia csysEa On dis:
laB Husdas fueEon indifs renter;
IpeEo lcB hombEes mis- todayip
I'd sres IL viuda del que, 81 CaBtigo
del g0l, muFiega Bobre 81 aFRdo.
Hoy tDdoB comen pan 40 % trigc;
to no 10 OomeH,. ly 81 10 hs Hembradtl |
Ia srsH la his, "a eEes Il heTmans,
t6 eTaH q vfuda SiempTe en- trabaje;
ID eTea ID msdFa que hRr6 maflanR
una bhndeFa de CAda andrsjo.....
En lGs entEs mas, como IN Consuelo,
guards I'm hijo del muafto azpoHc.
Nnbe dc harspcg pienGa en- el oiele;
pero en- 81 cielo mas tempeatuoBo.
No gsr6 I'll hiio tieEno queEnbo,
copR do raieles al for de Mayo.
MRdTe hsEaposp: I'd eres la nubo;
, on Las entrl 4 Is tisnes q rayc
Joss Santos Cboeano.
MoHrS1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02
lMnIclnnR NERAL

,9NSElo Las mADKbs.-si jarabe enlEaants cs
. 6Sqa WlnsoW debe usase seapre que les nilos estar
. peqnsio pacents, produce gR sueno nstua! tfanSuo
iss 81 do3df angeito despieTta rvy vivGAy aegrG
n nuv ngradabls al raladaf, eana al nine anlahda
Sness; aISk dolores, haee aeies lss funcones d
S6usao rsguIa los infesfioss ss 81 meioF Temedie
uonoci 3 Fara diaea ya proyensa esa de u dene6n
= eualqusFa 16ngass mucho euidado pedk
6 usaoA-
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I4GTO-MARROW. W

.Esta eH Il emulsion prefeTida.
FL reConstituyents mas podsroBo.
81 snemigo de la tiGiu.
Iofalible para ID debilidad cerebral.
La ualvaci6n de los nifioa.
El ent6mago mfl susceptible Ia toleFR.
De vanta On todas Las faFmRcia1.-p.
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ISa eas6 da so amos!

Aver eontraja azii1aonio un ioVen de-
ochsata aiiou Oo1, una vtsia De ounce amos
que no pudo --iutir b -faeto quo produoen
las gFandeB bataEfcs 90 camlu doTadau, to-
las. alfnmbrnl lpaleH = parngulH que hay
ca IEl Ciolo en Ii VizcAfnR. iSs CasAn
haBta loI vitiotl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

CADA DIA OBTIENE mayor popu.
IaEidRd 81 maguf6co Ron San Luis, como.
cido gensEalments con eI nombEe de Ex
posici6n. PrepaEado smbotslladO poE
Loo Behorss Alvarez HsrmanoB, no eontiene
ninguna BuItancia n0Civa 10 pRuebR %
gran dsmRnda. Dsp61ito San JoBs 81.
ndmsEo z. &p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02
la SALUD.

La salud es la suprema ley de los pueblos.
Tn hombre sin salud, es IN cadaver am
| bulante. No tiene conciencia de sus actos.
Vive siempre triste, intranqui'O, impa-
ciente y MODESTO, cen un geniO inaguRntR
BILE.
Las medicinas pasan por gu laGO sin que
ninguna logre curarlo radicalmente.
El mismo no sAbe, que 81 sufre, es porque
nuestra sangre esta enferma.
CuaIquler dolor que sentimos, es pOrque
nuestra sangre esta impura.
jPorque sufre usted del est6mago?
POrque no tiene calOr suiciente para dige-
rir los alimentos y de ahf viene la dispep-
sia.
Ell reumatismo proviene de acidez de la
La anemia, catarro en- Ell pecho, erisipela,
lastimaduras, intermediates del higado
de los riflOnes, las cRlenturas, picazones en-
ell cuerpO, dOlor de cabeza de muelas etc.
TODD quiere decir que Ia sangre no anda
ben.
La persona que sepa apreciar su salud
que anne la vida, no debe faltarle nunca
una GAIA de Recuperador de la Salud.
Sabe usted los miles de personals que
esta curando diariamente el Recuperador
de la SaIud?
llosa medicina, va hubieran perecido inf
nidad de personas enfermRs,
Esta usted en- salud?
Pues conserve esa salud, tomaHdo ell
6SecupeTaQOr, que no lie falt0 nunc8 una ca
ia de Glen pRstillas, que vale un peso
representa- un capital porque la sRlud es
la prenda de mas valOr
La medicina esta compuesta de Tafces Y
yerbaa; ae tOman tres la primera noche
antes de acOstaTse, y una en- nGches sucesi-
vas Son laxantes, pero cuando hacen
eIecto de puTgante Sc dejan algunas nc
ches intermedias sin tOmsr,
T0mese con cuRlquier clase de comida,
puede badarse el que la tome, perO debe
abstenerse de beDidas, 8cidos pique.
No dele de tomar ell Recuperador, hoy
que la medicina llama q sus puertas.
Si no ptde la medicina en- seguida, va.
one esta HamandoIe con insistenc1a, ell dfa
que SO sienta enfermo y decaido, entonces
sera tsrde'
Otra cosa: No olga nunca nada0nd EI
que 10 deja todo para malana, o vereis
siempre sin salud y sin una peseta. Tome
usted el ReeuperadOr, pero tomelO hoy,
hoy mismO, que no pase de hoy.
Cuando 10 maya tornado y haya vistOs
sus efectos, Sc convencera que es la pri-
mera M ed1cina del mundo para curar las
intermediates que te origen pOr impure
"a de la sR gre.
Mande un peso ORC americana en- giro
en- billete en- caTta certificada Sc lie GER
yira vuelta de coTreO una GAIA de las
referidas pastillas.
Hagase todo los pedidos de Ia isla por
conductO de los Agentes DistribuidOres
para tOda la America.
MatI0RaI Drug kgOney
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

AL RECIBO DE s 9 onviamos {
VueltO de coFFeo an reIoi Elgin Raransizs,
do por disz atioS, y por $40 remitimoS uno
msFea WslthRn. - r. Kebrhahn. Sau
juan p. r. &p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

- 81 CLUB dc r. Kehrhahn & %.
Reyala an fSloj dc orc "WalthRm" uema'
nRlmento entire aus Cliente8, ls Ultima %.
mana ObtuYO uno, Is Sra. Lucia Ortiz
a0Oio ndmeEo 30.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

sACOs DE YUTE para onvase de
aSdcsr y cafe, Rcabsn de Fecibirus, procs
denteS de Calcutta y Jap6n, poE los Delo
Fss g. MELON y Co. San Jupto IL
vendan 8 pEeciOS veatsjoGOs. 45v. ..
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Tlqulgr,fo ] Nosuntgrnfo.

Sc neCssits uno. Dilii1as anunciando
Halario que deBes Il Lcdo. Jorge v. Do
miDguez. Msyagdsz. 2Ov.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

EN sANTUROE parRda 213, BSellui.
Ia, una haEmosa CR1a de EiOts hAhitaCionaa,
gabinate-, bA6o, salon, lAlG do billAr es'
tonaOl iAFdinos , otraS dependencies, to-
niondo inAtaIado, tslefono y Luz eleOtriOa
InfoEmREGn ca 81 slCRitori0 dc j. T.
SilvA , Go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

LOLA MAS ProfaOTa dc piano
ofEsCs ans GaKviCi0s ca sulCakR Cluzl3S. al
% San Juan p. r. Bows.
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EN- BREVE ue abrir6 una oIasa de Dor
dado!, CalAdoS encaje de hilo , Costura
pArR infoFmea Tetu6n 90.
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So Ilaal, sla earEadaos.

La casa ndmeEo "a de la Gale del Sol,
OlluinR & II CruE. InfoEmaF6n: San Fran.
cisco A 15v.a
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En- esta imprenta Gs vende Papsl dc
PsEi6diCo vieio 81 90 los Is kiIns (WB
MimtnLN
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LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. ~ AL
BIanCo Farnandez. FablIeaBt0 Do IIG0TOS
oouoOidO YuntaiO@mGnto en- todn la isla =
sStraniero 6Edanss nl sApa7tado 887, 8 lR
Gale do Tnu6n 4S, ca San JuanD de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-02

mN m AL RECIBO dc dos, pesos,
NJ III onviaramol ibra de gaatoa
W6aU laa danSas dd pals On disco8
para fon6grAfcr. GraeiOSita, Sara , A"ge
6na. EnViaromoa CatGlegOa 4 lee peERo.
fSAS que 10 Oolicitsn dc okFoS Records, =
onn6RFafon. Gonzales PAdin Hmns. 15V
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-POR AUaENTARsK 90 dugao q
vondsn musblss de muY POGO ugo Gn San
eabaatiGn 19 y aAntuFCe entro las EsEadaa
1S = 19, dsTOChR. 15vE
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natIsnlI Drug kgOlsy
saI lls. s,p Ju,n ?. r.

No SO divide de mencionar 'iLa Cores
pondencia de Puerto Rico" cuando com
pre- escriba de la isla pidiendolas pastillas
,Recuperador de la SaIud".
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Everett ]. Smith
Candidate for
Prosecuting ATTORNEY

On the Republican Ticket, sub
ject to the will of the people
as expressed at the primaries.
on September 9Th.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03

certain as the day is long that Messrs.
Mead and Mcbride will divide seventy
five per cent of the first choice votes
cast in next Tuesdays primaries. With
the exception of the two republican
dailies in Walla Walla, one of which is
endeavOring to nominate Cosgrove and
the other is too busy with other mat
tiers to pay any attention to the COVER
norship, every republican daily in the
state is lined up for either Mcbride or
Mead. In fact, the Seattle Post-Intel-
ligencer, which calls itself-and not
without good reason-the leading re-
publican journal in the state, goes SO
far as to declare that a local option
vote cast for any other man than
Mead for first choice is distinctly bad
day when it said: -
mo friend of local option can find
the slightest sound reason to refuse
his support to Governor Mead on this
issue Every first choice vote which is
cast for any other candidate will be a
vote directly or Indirectly, to aid in the
nomination of Mcbride, the saIoonmen's
candidate. That issue, at least, is
clear-cut and unmistakable It wae I'M
derstood thoroughly by the Anti Sa-
loon league. Hence the action which
the league has taken"
In view Of the alignment Of the party
on tho liquor question, The Statesman
does not hesitate to predict that unless
Governor Mead is renomin1ted, Mr..
Mcbride will be the republican candi-
Gate for governor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03
THE ; sGovERNoRsHIP.

AS was remarked, The Statesman
has but a passing interest in the fac
tional fights Of the republican party
but it cannot refrain from commenting
upon the rather peculiar turn affairs
have taken in connection with the fight
of some seven or eight candidates for
the republican nomination for COVER
nor
A few weeks ago it was apparent to
the most casual observer that Governor
Mead belonged to the down and out
class. With Atkinson. and Robinson
looming strong in the background the
fight was really between Mcbride and
Cosgrove, with the chances largely in
favor of the latter candidate. But Gov
ernor Mead had played we'll the game
which we call practical politics, and
when the lines began to be drawn on
what is commonly referred to as the
liquor question, he was gathered to the
front-and the anti saloon people
passed down the word that a vote for
Mead was a vote for local option The
ant1-SaloOn league is the active head
of the anti-saloon movement in this
state, and it has at least compelled the
liquor interests, together with all those
good citizens who are not controlled by
the saloon but are, constitutionally
speaking, opposed to sumptuary laws,
to rally to the standard of former Gov
ernor Mcbride.
This little turn of affairs eliminated
Cosgrove as completely as anything
could possibly have done, and it is as
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03
Vets and Drys to Meet

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 3.-Con-
venuons will be held in Louisville
week after next by the State Anti-Sa-
loon league and the Kentucky LIQUOR
Dealers association.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03

corded to other forms of wealth, he
can readily find an answer Under our
economic system, banks with their mil
lions of deposits, are an absolute ne
cessity. 1t is an absolute necessity to
make one dollar do the work properly
belonging to ten dollars" as he puts it.
1t is to make it certain that these
heavy deposits will remain in banks
that makes the plan of guarantee of
deposits an absolute necessity.
Because. unless such a plan is
adopted, the day is not far distant
when the ordinary depositor will be-
come so distrustful of the banks that
he will. on the slightest scare, with
draw his money and precipitate a rear
full PAM
1t is against the day when the public
will have to face such condition of
affairs, that the democratic party Of
fers the plan of guaranteed deposits.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS
"HColioan In New vork ~

"Hooligan in New York" a melodra-
matte comedy drama, will be seen at
the keylor Grand theater tonight. It is
said to tell consistent story and is as
full OF laughs and tears as any ever
staged. The author, Sam Morris. has
taken for his theme the incidents made
famous in cartoons Of "Hooligan" and
mas woven around the character a
story of metropolitan life, that is
unique in the manner of handling and
presentation. Any story that deals with
ire mysteries of New York life has a
peculiar element of interest in if Tn
spite of the newspapers, the police
courts and the city authorities hum
dreds of crimes are committed that are
never heard of, hundreds of dramas in
real life are enacted, proving that
truth is sometimes more strange than
fiction
The locale is laid among the Tender
loin places of Gotham and some of the
equally notorious landmarks of the
seamy lower east side which includes
the once dreaded Five Points, Chi
nese opium den, Cherry street at
night showing view of the BROOKLYN
bridge illuminated and a thieves den:
exterior Of the Tombs prison and the
historic bridge of signs. The support
ing company is a large and capable
enc ana numerous specialties are intro
duced throughout the various acts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03
Kinds Words for Senator Ankeny.

Editor Statesman: 1 desire to thank
YOU for the use of your columns in print
ing my former letter and take this occa-
sion to again impose upon your good ma
ture to say few more words in favor Oh
our fellow townsman, Senator Lew
Anlkeny.
Senator Ankeny has been especially
painstaking in looking after the al
fairs of his constituents, and that
weighs fully as much with me as does
the fact that he has been a good pub
lie official and has served his state
WELL
He has deserved well of our people.
and inasmuch. as he is well known all
over the state I look for a very cordial
endorsement of him at the primaries.
In his forty years business career
he has never been accused of shady
transaction in all his dealings. We
have known him in that time to aid the
poor settler in the early history of this
section, and at a time and under cir
cumstances which did not promises even
a modicum of the assistance in return.
The truth is, Ankeny has great big
heart in him, and he is as plain as
the commonest laborer.
In a word, Ankeny has done his full
duty by the people of the entire state
and there is no reason why he should
be succeeded by Jones or anyone else.
I believer Levi Ankeny will succeed
himself in the United States senate.
An instance of Senator Ankeny's
consideration and kindness of heart is
found in the fact that in Washington
D. c.. he has provided an office for
Congressman Wesley L. Jones.
There are now 1872 congressman, and
until the completion of the new house
office building there were not office
rooms enough to go round. Congress
man Jones was out in the cold until
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-09-03
THE GREATER PROTECTION.

Mr.. A. II. Sawyer deserves 20 be
congratulated. Aside from Candidate
Taft who in the general terms, has
declared that the guarantee % bank
deposits will place premium on reck-
less banking. he is the only republican,
as far as The Statesman knows. who
WI defend his party's attitude on this
very important question. AID Mr..
Sawy or deserves further congr1td1ation
because of the fact that he "gets Gown
to o"ses' on the subject and tries TO
show just why the guarantee If hank
deposits should not be had.
MIR. Sawyer wants to know w:.at
there IS about a bank deposit which
entities il to a greater protection than
that accorded other forms or wealth.
Ii Mr.. Sawyer had studied the question
moro closely, he would have forn1 that
the rlan Of guaranteeing bank def8 sits,
in essence, is merely a form If jrsur-
arca that the depositor will &c. has
money Lack-the only differcnse be-
tween this and other forms of insur-
ance being that the banker and his
fellow bankers are compelled to pay
the premium.
All business men INSURE their STOCK,
most householders insure their houses
and furniture, progressive wheat
growers insure their grain and ship
owners insure the ships they send out
to sea. Why should not the same con-
sentative spirit govern the placing OF
money on deposit?
In this connection, it appears that
a slight distinction should be drawn,
for the reason that the man who
takes out insurance against fire or
burglary, thereby secures private pro =
lection, and that even did he not do so
the community as a whole would not
suffer materially did his store burn or
were his safe robbed But in case of a
bank failure, the chances are that the
entire community would suffer and
suffer materially. Thus the insurance
of bank deposits becomes not only a
private duty which man owes to him
self and to his family, but it become.
public duty which he owes to his
community.
But if Mr.. Sawyer really wants tC
know why a bank deposit should re-
ceive greater protection than that ac-