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The La Jara chronicle., 1908-04-03

SooSCTiption' 1T paio IN aovanCe..--.
Teiephone........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
j. H. Shemwell went to Anton
ito, Wednesday.
FoR SALE-Brood sows.-See
Mrs. G. G. Flintham.
G. L. Smith has returned from
an extended trip to Illinois.
Wernette & Stanwood. dentists.
Alamosa, Colo, phone Blanca 81.
For SALE.-A good, light driv-
ing team at big bargain. En-
quire of Jas. A. Watson, La Jara.
Charles Magnes is unloading two
cars of windows and doors: the
largest shipment ever received in
La Jara.
Mrs. Mount will entertain the
sewing circle at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Kavalec, Thurs
day, April 9.
If you want good Key West
cigar, call at the Club saloon and
ask for La Flor de Lius Martin
ez-they're the stuff.
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
half ounce, Compound Kargon.
one ounce; Compound Syrup Sar-
saparilla, three ounces.
In another three weeks the little
tots will be hunting for rabbit
nests. There are stages in life
where deception breeds joy.
Del Norte is threatened with
another newspaper. The business
element isn't giving the present
paper any too much support.
DR.. Wernette, dentist, will be
in La lara on Friday and Sat-
urday April 10th and llth, pre-
pared to do dental work. All
work guaranteed.
Mrs. Weeks. of Romeo, who has
been SO i'll for many weeks with
but slight improvement, was taken
to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Phillips, this morning
Farmers, when in town don't tie
your team to post and let them
go hungry all day when you can
take them to the barn of Hendren
& Rich and have them fed for a
quarter.
Carnegie has written to the
mayor of Alamosa that he will con-
tribute $4,000 for public library
in that city if the city council will
agree to provide 5000 per year to
maintain it.
Mrs. George s. Lovett was a
passenger to Denver last night,
going up on her semi-annual trip.
At this time she took occasion to
Nlolt Will lew VI HcI La cara
friends before taking the train.
Rev. d. G. Monfort was greeted
at the Presbyterian church last
Monday evening by a we'll filled
house. The people were well
pleased to listen to their former
pastor.-Antonito Ledger.
Horace Hall spent last night at
the Neff ranch and, before the
chickens were awake, went on
still hunt for ducks. He returned
with quartette of the birds which
later made fine dish for his
friends.
Ferd Rowan, the bashful Bene-
dict of Alamosa, was business
transient in town, the first of the
week. However, visitors from the
city on our north say that Ferd
is recovering from his modest de-
meanor and is shining up to one
of Alamosa's attractive school
ma'ams much to the chagrin of
other fair damsels who have long
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-04-03
Q. TANQUARY
Legality Of Wills

II you contem plate making will, or are in.
terested in the validity of one, or have an in
terest in an estate, call and SEQ me. or write
me I make specially of the preparation
and legality Of wills. ". o. TANQUARf, At.
torney at Law. Continental Bldg. Denver.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-04-03

pr. Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve pain.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26
TAKE AGRIcULTURAL CoLLEGR

In another column we publish an
interview from Glen p. McKinly, a
practicing attorney at Twin Falls,
Idaho. In which he covers two very
important questions, one relating to
the Mormon issue and the other re-
garding the removal OF the state ag-
ricultural college to Mormondom by
act OF the next legislature. II will
be remembered that the Morm0ns put
out feelers and sounded the question
OF removing the college from Moscow
at the last session Of the legislature
and there was much agitation Of the
matter in the southern counties Just
after the IRE which destroyed the
university. The agitation has been
revived and we have no doubt the
matter win be pushed forward at the
session Of the legislature next win
ter. The people. especially OF the
north, would protest against such a
move. because II means the weaken
ing OF our leading educational insti-
tuition and q fight between the two
for appropriations; would necessitate
two faculties, with practically the
same studies and prove otherwise
disadvantageous to the people. But
under present conditions the people
OF the north are the tail Of the south
Idaho kite and might be powerless
to resist successfully such a move.
II would not be the first time they
have been outraged.
On the Mormon question Mr.. Nc
Kinly speaks from a knowledge OF the
actual conditions. and says that most
OF the republicans in Twin Falls
county win vote the democratic ticket
II the Mormon question is an issue,
because they are acquainted with the
facts and conditions. The interview
should be read by all who are inter-
ested In the question.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26
a Loan w 8 ..tha Woon.., }.

- AoA9 WoS - "eao WO0daA"
An Australian corporation has lust
Reeeived a concaasion from the Russian
goveEnment to taxa out 90.O00O00 feet
q timber rear from q forest IN 81
IBERIA. 600 mica from vladivostok, TO
- delivered IN Melbourne. Australia,
approximately 5000 miles away. II q
hkaly that no numbering operation oe
rscent yeAEs more strongly illustrates
TIE pinch IN Tie timber supply Ia all
parts Of tho word.
Ths news q the concession, tOld In
"a American lumber joaFnal. q accom-
panied with a suggestion Of tho dlm-
eulty that al countries mag have 70
eneOuntsr 10 getting tAo wood watch
they need IN the futura. Every year
timber cruisers are going farther ana
farther ahsld and cutting troes which,
IN former times Of abundance. shey
PISSED because o. TIE lnaccesuihElity
q ths forest Forest experts IN this
country cay that the hope OF the Unit
Cd States Tor q STEADY supply q timber
liss d TIE application o. forestry 20 al
timber hnda. private and public. ana
TIE careful study q TIE aconomical ana
bsthse utilization e pEoancE Ana at
hest = severe shortage IN twenty %
tu-nye yeAm must - szpectoa.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26
CLAIMS 14e FOR CANNON
On First Ballot for Nomination for
President.

On First Ballot for Nomination for
President.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. March 26.-
Congressman William B. Mckinley,
manager of the Cannon forces, gave
out a statement OF his estimate of the
strength OF Speaker Cannon at the
Chicago convention. Mr.. Mckinley
said;
The campaign has progressed far
enough so that we are warranted In
asserting that Speaker Cannon will
have not less than lac votes on the
first ballot at Chicago. Besides the
entire 54 delegates from Illinois he
win have as from the south. IL from
New England. eight scattering from
the eastern states. 16 from the west
and eight in the southwest. No can
didate can be nominated on the first
or second ballot. Speaker Cannon
win on the second ballot develop
such an increase OF strength as to
make him at once the most conspie-
nous figure before the convention.
This places the speaker In the best
strategic position for nomination.
And he win be nominated soon after
the second ballot"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26

The editor OF the Joker critIcises
the Press for changing politics away
back In 1895 on the question Of free
coinage OF silver. Many republicans
win remember that their party, in its
national platforms previous to that
date, advocated the coinage OF silver
and at the national convention that
year changed front. We adhered to
the principle. something the Joker
editor was never known to do. He
IL republican because his father
was. and he never viii arrive at the
age Of thinking for himself. That Is
demonstrated quite often. There Ia
ne danger Of change OF politics on
his part, unless some one else does
che thinking for him, therefore he
with never become a renegade or any
other thing with much force. The
Press adheres TO les principles. but
does not claim that all the good in
the world IL In the party OF IFS choice.
or all the bad in the opposition party.
10 sees good and bad IN both and
does not hesitate to express its views
In either case. II d not an organ Of
any party or faction, and does not
presume to dictate what any party
shall do. but expresses les views on
public questions without fear or fa-
vor. something the Joker editor dares
not do.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26

What do parents owe
their children? Food,
clothing, shelter and a lot
more. Many parents are
willing to do anything for
their children and to those
parents | desire to say
that if they will give their
children a pure, rich, sys-
tem-building cereal food
drink, their children will
grow strong.
This cereal food drink is cali
ed GOLDEN GRAIN GRAN
ULES coffee. but there is no
coffee in nothing but roasted
grains. School children do so
much brain work and they need
something of this nature, which
the system requires. Parents will
find that this cereal food drink
Golden Grain Grauules) tastes
like IS cent coffee. but the retail
eEs in our city sell big packages,
nearly q pounds. for as cents.
All grocers sell il. $1,000. 90
guarantee Of purity with every
package.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26

They INDUCED in what President
Roosevelt would be delighted TO call
"a strenuous life'' in the republican
state convention OF Tennessee yester-
day. II resulted IN broken heads and
the destruction Of furniture ana
clothing.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26

Our supreme court says that IL II
"a celestial or patriarchal there d no
harm In q and no one ON this earth
has q right to interfere in things
heavenly.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26
ILLINOIS STATE CONVENTION
Called 90 Order This Morning az
Springfield.

Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. Mar. &C.
The Illinois republican state conven-
ton. which win nominate four dele
gates at large and four alternates,
was called to order at 10 o'clock
this morning. Over 1900 delegates
are in attendance. Mention OF the
name Of Joseph @. Cannon brought
forth continued rounds OF applause
and u is certain that the speaker
win be Endorsed as the choice OF IL
linois for the presidential nomina-
ton. Senators Cuilom and Hopkins.
Mayor Busse and Governor Deneen
comprise the slate for delegates at
large.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26

Butter wrappers printed At this
once on the right kind of paner
with the right grade OF ink, 10 COM
ply with the pure food law Of Idaho.
at eas50 for LEGO. The Press Pub.
fishing Co. the Print shop by the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26

Fortune waits upon intelligent elaboration and to
vaclllation and indecison opportunity is lost Now
the time to decide of the following BARGAINS
Tor they certainly are bargains in farming tracts
No. 9-ls lOacre tract the electric line all under
civilizations good black loan; all in crop: purchaser
gets onethird. Price $115 per acre This is far too
cheap but owner must sell. Look this up
No. SIS 15acre tract, close in good house and barn.
also chlcken house; water piped from spring; part
Tnoer cultivation, all fenced Only $4,000; good terms
Inns is big snap the buildings alone are worthf
nearly that figure. q
NO SIS 2acre tract; city waer all cultivated good
sou; Only $3.50 cash, balance $25 per quarter a
BARGAIN
No. 5-16O acres nice rolling and about 5000 cords Of
wood Price only $40 per acre; 5000 cash. balance On
Terms VIII exchange for city property Look this
up Il you want cheap piece of property
No. 6-Two fine 10acre tracts near Havdon TLo GOOD
SOIL good buildings, good transportation facilities
1ood bargain Cheap. Investigate them
No. 22-5-acre tract close in: CITY 1ator GOOD black
SOIL. Big BARGAIN. Call and let us show Won
acres ia miles north of city; good soi all fenced part
cutFatlon free water for three wears: close to
electric line Price $780, with good terms. This is
"crnlce' Let us take you out and show it to you.
No. 16-4 acres north of city; all fenced NO b;ldngs
eooo sou; city water; good young orchard all under
cuitiVanon. A good snap that will not last long
we have large list of such bargains as these and
would be glad to show them at our expense IF IT'S
DESIRABLE WE HAVE IT.
Jay J. Parker & Co
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-26
Farm Land Snaps


S475O per acre will purchase this 240 farm.
$500 cash, balance terms to suit. 16O acres in
cultivation, all fenced and cross fenced with
8 barbed wire and ceder posts About 80 acres
in timothy and clover, 1870 acres cultivated in
grain, 80 acres in pasture, so acres in timber,
90 acres brush. All first class farm land with
first class improvements. 126 bearing fruit
trees of best varities, all kinds of small fruits,
berries etc. very fine 10 room new residence,
3 large cisterns, fine barn 34x62 feet, good
granaries, machine sheds, ice house, good cellar,
and other outbuildings. This is one OF the finest
farms in Kootenai County. There is no better
SOIL nor improvements. Location is IDEAL only
touching one Good school house " mile
distance, post office ~ miles. Surrounding
country all level. $500 to $1,000 worth of farm
machinery goes with this sale. This is a bargain.
Look it up
$35OO-Wn purchase this tract of 80 acres. No.
l farm land with good buildings; house 24x24,
barn 24x40, poultry house 10xS0, fine young
orchard of rs assorted fruit trees, 35 acres of
level land in cultivation, balance all tiable land
with 20, 900 #. of mixed pine saw timber, and
500 cords of wood This land is located
mile from Occur d'Alene lake. and only miles
from the city; a good wagon road, fine water,
and rich black soil. BARGAIN.
$17,OOO-Will buy 500 acres of prime farm land,
every foot is in cultivation, with fine improve
ments: a splendid room house, large barn,
very fine orchard-all bearing; all kinds of small
fruits, abundant supply of spring water for the
stock, and piped to the door for domestic use.
$50 acres in fall wheat, 1-3 of crop goes with
sale If sold soon. There is no better SOIL This
property is located in Whitman County Wash,
some Occur dAlene property worth from $4,000
to 10000 Will give terms to suit $1,000 or
$4,000. There is better wheat farm in Whit
man County, Wash. LOOK THIS UP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-22
TIMO CURI0SO
EN- BILBAO.
EI Viais de una damiseIa
Dell alte cuIinaIiO.
Mlnvll Tfulbl 0ngiid 1 d marItOrlOs hlcI6O,G8
plslF pOT IN TIGO anOllGlnO.

BilbRn-ESpa6a-MRyo 2.-Una coci.
nerR de San Sebastian, qne Sc h2llAb8 Ain
Col0cRci6n, tuv0 Ia malhadada ocuTRonciR
de pFesengREB8 pnB yeCinR de RsnterfR,
llamRdG Adelaide, quien pidi6 que la
EeComendaBs.
La tel Adolai5a % GpresuE6 & proper.
cionar ID pobrs marisorne8 eI ConoCimien.
to de M individu0, cuyo nombro Ga Ma
nusl TEuebB, y que ss hAcfa paSRr como
IN rico americano, oopEopietaEiO de nm
gran Comeroio dc BueaoJ Aires.
Va heChRg Las amiatRdas, MRusl TruebG
convsnCi6 Ia COOinoR& de que 3, 500 pc
setaB que ID pobEe muieE tenfR en- Id Oaja
de Ah0EEoE, debfa entEeg6EBelas 81 & fin
de inVeEtiFlaG ca IN Degocio mas pEoduC.
two.
CocinerR, ameEicauo Il amiga, con
30 mRdre, Be tERsladaEen Bilbao.
DuFante lR OEtAnCiR ea esta capital, Ii
NAL RconBeiada muchscha not6 que 1900
peaatAg que guardRbR 90 IN bRul hRbfan
degRpRReCido; per0 Gun pEoteltaH TGclR'
mRCi0neB fueF0n ac0lladas p0F Adelaide
50 mRdTe, dici6ndoIR que no dieTs paEte
para no audaE en- lenguaI , que Truebs
le abonaria log seis mil HeRleE.
Ouando mks Confada outaba Ia disCfpuIa
do BrillAt sAvRTin deaaparoCi6 81 RmeEi'
CRno, no ain decirla que tenfR que maVchRF
& BuVnoB AiFeI, puea 10 habfan cRblegrA'
fiRdo ID mueEte de So conGocio; psYo que
ella podfR lRlir ca 81 primer vRpor que
BRIiegs con aquslla ruta.
LR CocinOrs, que por 10 visto 81 mas
simple que 81 CeEAto. % RpTsGuE6 & reRlisOr
81 visi0, y 70 on la capital de Il Argent
M, pudo ConvencerIe De que TrusbR nj
era comerciRnte bonaeFen1e ri ,'HiquieFa
hRbfR pisado aqualla terra, y que
la postal que Ie hahfR r1gsIndo con Il
vista de 81 palaciO era ID fotOgrafis lds IN
hotel.
GraeisH & Las limouuas dc Ia colonia do
nistiRTia, pudo volver EspanR y on GUAM
to lego pTeSsnt6 una denunCia contra los
eatlfadoEss.
A ConlsCuencia de ella, ha Bido detenida
Adelaide, que reside RhoTs sn Bilbao, en-
Rcechothl Yezid otra Cocinerr ineauta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-22
Una expasiei6n de cssas de campo

FL duqus dc DAVonshirs hR inaugurado
una exposition er-la poblGci6n ingleGa de
LetchwoTth.
Sc trata de una exposici6n de CaEitaB de
campo Cottages, REt como de loB mRteriR'
les y pEOoedimientos para ConntFuirlGB.
81 obisto del cOTtfmsn co yer haBtR
donds llegan los ConstEuctoTo8 ingleseB en-
lR Te1oluci6n del problOmR de BuministEar
les familiaB mas modeataV, principal
msnte de los diAtEitoB EuTRleI, vivisndas
C6modaH higi6nioaB y muy baTataB.
Y, en- efseto, mas do 100 tipo5 de CaRi.
tas 10 xhibsn, Y 81 CoBto dc ningun0 de
sllaV paHa de $50 ibFan esteElinay, de Busr'
to que sl slquilsr annual dc cada una, no
exeede de ocho libFal eBteElinag, Eea unos
II frances mensuRleg.
Las cRBit2B tienen dos plRntag, y en- elias
hay EalR, cocinR. tres AlCobaE, balo, lava
deTo, inodoTo, sljibs, alcRntsEillado, piBoH
de MADEIRA, etc. etc.
OtEa CoRa notable de eaeas constructor
mes, % que ne lsvsntan en- unsB trsintR y
seis hoEaR.
En- la expoSioi6n 10 oonutruyen a1gunas
& Ia vista del pdblico,
FL armRz6n dc la CASA es de Rcero, y las
piezls est6n fAbricRda1 do Rntemano; de
foTmR que no hAy mas cue aEmRrlaB y
ajuRtarlaB.
L0 miam0 oCuEFG con las pueEtaB, ven
tanaB, pRVimsntoG, etc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-22
Ell SPEAKER" DELA
Camara eSCfbe al
senior NaVarrete.
Al fin de esta sVOIuci6n---tiGe.-.rli
GriteriO eS diferente al suYO.
''iBI0RVRlta 4 Ia iJnItn lHld0-qus ls r0sIbO
paE a pusEta granla d 81 anehp llnpIa!'

Entse laH numeEoaas caEtag, que, con
motive do 81 manifesto polftiOO al pals,
hR Eecibido nuehtTo buen compatTiota 81
uefior Navarrets, y en- las CualsS 80 le con.
gEatula efnsivam0nte, fguFR la que Higue,
del sefior speaker de Ia C6maTa de Dele
gAdoE:
"Mayagis sz, & 20 de Mayo de 1908.
Ssfior don AguGtfn NAvaEFsts, San Juan.
Mi eatimRdo amigo;
"He lefdo con verdRdeFA BatiAfscei6n 81
bEillAnte mAnifsAto poIftiCo que hR publ.
cado Vd. en- ola CoFTeBpondencia."
"ReveIa Vd. un profondo conocimiento
della BituAci6n do nuentrO pueblo, de BuB
dsstinoB, del ambisnte en- que dsbsn agi'
taEBe nusstEoE partidou polfticoB abarCs
Vd, On % mas alto conjunto los m6ItiplsS
pIoblsmaB do nueltTR vida nueatTa evo.
luci6n collective.
cal fin de eIts evoIuoi6n, mi cEitsrio %
difsFents 81 suyo, peTo 81 IDEAL eB 81 mismo
id6ntico1 Bon los mediog para RIoanzaTlo:
p0TEsVsrEnte y fEms lR luch3, Equf deBa.
TTollGdR tFanscendents & los EstadoB
UnidoU, de ella hAbr6 de levRntsrBs Ia So
pEemG BObeTanfa del pueblo puertorri.
quefio.
iBisnvsnido & Ia Union, que Ie recibs
por lR pueEta grande de su ancho temple!
Con hombreB de 30 inteligenciR y de Hu
ensTgjP, 81 camino Ber6 mas r6pido = 81
triupfo mas gIorioFo.
"SuYo, con an nusvo lazo de afecto =
GolidaEidRd, (FiEmadO) ).-Joss de Diego"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-22
APertura de una Sub.junta de Union
en- Ponce.
ENira0rdlRlTIa GORCVTORGIa Do uBIORIstlS on el
blflV 10
(De nuestrO oOrrespOnsa7)

Mayo 19.-Anoche lTev6us csbo 10
Inauguration do Ia BubsJUntR del barrio
10. AbTi6 el Rcto el presidents aCtu8l del
Comit6 local den J oI6 UsaEa, quien en-
bEsves pero Glocuentes palabFaE, dsmoltT6
ante 81 extEaogdinRIio pdbliCo alf con.
grsgado, la vitalidad cFscients de ID Union
de Puerto Rilo y exhoTtsndo nueatFoB
coFreligionRFioB neguir luchRndo con el
miBmo brio y entuaiaBmo hREta aquf de.
moRtERdo para BRcRr tEiunfapt9 en- 10 luchR
que se RYscina lRs cRndidaturas de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico.
Sigui6le en- el uHo de la pRIabTR nuestEo
apreciabl0 coPrGligionaRio don EuFfpideB
Martinez, que habl6 en- representation de
10 subjunta, TRtifcRndo 10 anterioTmente
dicho poF 81 aefioF UseTa extsndi6ndoBe
an congid0r&cioneg Bobre Las evolucioneg
de la politicR actual que han hscho ID
Union de Puerto Rico, mas potente ain
con Il Rdquisici6n de los elsmento3 de
gran vRlsr como les HefioFeB HeFminio
DiRz Navarro AguAtin NaYRErete, ada.
lides qus han juTado los principles dc Il
Union.
Toc6lp lufgo 81 turno & los oFadores
MaTcsIo VillRlf, Zsyas, CoEdeEo MRtoB
Nsmesio r. CRnaleH, cuisines en- 81 trans.
curse de IuT dissuFBos demostrsFon de una
maueFR Bvidente, que On nusstro pREtido
no existen difsTenCiaB nj antagoniEmoB ma
do mas que an lR ments enfeFmR de los
republicanoS y que por el contEaEio, lR
Union do Puerto Rico 70 pEsSsnta cadR dia
mas puiRnte, con mas bEiog que On amos
anterioEGg, evidenci6ndoBs en- 81 abuEo que
do sua fasTzRB hRcfsn nuesfroB corTGligio'
narioB, pusa lR soIa idea de una simple
aperture de lR sub juntR de IN baREio, CO.
impelidos poF IN reBorts, mas de doB mil
CoTreigionRTios, en- aprstRdO hRz, Hs re-
unfan para or la pRlabra de nusstroH
oERdoYeB.
Cerr6 81 pEecioEo acto con ffasS gslana
conceptoB verdaderAments eIocuenteH 81
conocido oEador don Eugenio AHtoI, me-
reciendo este como los que le hRbfan pre-
Cedido en- sl uBo de Is palabEa, las mas
enthusiasts enComi6nticRB fslicitRcioneB de
lR concurEencia
La hsEmosA fiesta de aver hs deiGdo
muy grata impression On 81 6nimo dc todos
Ioa que & ella aEiatimos motive poE 81 cual,
dsben de eBtaE orgulIosos los oTgsnizRdo'
res de la misms.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-22

BILE evitar que una Bols perEons cope todoS
loE BOlRTeB para sSpeculaT dsBpu6G con ellol
y eI EtfioF Romany dice que ae podfR pre-
vosr hacienda las CorFeBp0ndiente8 Fegula'
clones para GvitaElo.
VuelYe deBpuea el sen 9r Hsrnfndes L6'
PEE hacsr RlguuRs aclaTacioneH references
Z 10 formR en- que 90 hScsn los tFabajou de
uVbanizRci6n poF psrticulareS en- el muni'
cipiIp de San JuAn y afrmA que 90 tTAta
do impe1iF que 81 Asilo de ni1oB de r.
r." Tusda obtsner un busn pTeCio por
asoa golaTsa flo dc que sBO bsnefcio 10
obteDga 81 municipio.
El Attorney General uolicita que 81
auuuto pauo 81 comit6 Dc franquiciaB y que
ante 81 puedsn conCurEir inf5rmRr mas
Gmpliamenta ambRs pSrtel
El Befior GEahAms pEOpone IN voto de
graciHB para 81 inteEprete senior Castro,
que satando con licsnCiR, concuFEe les
leaionss interpEets. Por unanimidRd.
El de jutticia.
A las y tsrwinR Ia BsGi6n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-22
10 que produce uD iDrento.
Cameron no supo 10 que 50 ID offuela.

Los canRdisnSes 30 pEoponen sEigiE
un monumento commemorative On Bran
tfoTd, OntaTio, Aleiandro Graham B sll,
inventor del tel6fono.
FL professor Bell, que Adn vive, naci6
en- Edimburgo ca 1847, y emigt6 al Ca
na36, consRgTRndoBe ALI lR enseEAnza
de gordo.mudou. CuRndo invsnt6 el ts'
l6fono Se hRIlaba tan apurAdo de EecurHog,
que ofreCi6 cisIto Mg. Cameron la mi
tad del nsgoCio poE 10000 dOISreu al
contado.
Cameron tuvo & Graham Bell por un
Iofisdor con puntos , Eibats8 de loco, y 10
neg6 el dinero. Do 10 que nunca SO hA'
bra ConHolado, GsguEsmente, pus8 81 ConSo
clio actual del inventor lIeva ganado con
"a participation de so poE Ciento, Ia enor
me sumR de 20 milloneS de dolaEes.
AhorR Bs dice que Graham Bell eBtk
hIciendo enHayoH de una m6quina volAdo'
rR de gu invenci6n.