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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

81 juEado que 81 nombre, no serfa pr6cti
ca esa enmienda.
Que asf podFfa daYBe 81 caBo dc que
pocos 8 ning6n puertoFriquefio ss pFGgen-
larsen al ConeuTso. Que hay que GomAter.
Be al cfEculo eatrecho de lR ley Foraker =
del C6digo polftiCO.
Mstienzo CintF6n replica que He debe
proteBtar de eso. Que nerfa una indigui-
dad BcmeteTse 4 clio sin protests. Qus
hay que gTitar con eBoB atropaIloB cd 8
iniquidades Qae TODD Ell mundo Conoce
loa adefs clos hechos por t6cnicos en-
tempo del comisionado senior l lindsay y
que hay que seguir pTOteStando dc esas
prefsrenciRg de nm departamanto en- favor
de eSos hombreH cuSndo en- 81 pals los hay
aupeTioTeB gus pu sden deben hacsr esoB
tEab1ioS. Qua le tiene ain cuidRdo Ia
exi1tsnciR de ege C6digo po.ftico 81 que
Ia C&mRrR no debs poner tRnt8 AtanCi6n.
Que es precise 30 consigne una otHa vez
IR protests de Ia C6mara en- favor del
cueFpo de ingenieFoB ppaTtoFriGuefiog
81 sef1or Torres dice que abunda en- esaB
miSmas ideas = gas llega hasts psdir que
90 anprimR del pFoyeCto ID prescription do
que Eean exceptuRdaB las del c6digo poll.
tico.
A votAr. de pie Deseehada Ia en-.
miendR del Rhpr Matie7z 70. 1 Votaron en-
favor lon seforeB Z9no Gandfa, LaFrauFi,
santoni, BaEreTas, Conception, Audinof,
TrslIeS 81 autor
El senior BaPcel6 solicita 30 YeconGidaHa
la enmienda del sSf1oP Matiepzo. Sc re-
considera. Dice que el HefloF Torres pro.
pondrs una enmiendR que cubrs la difcul'
tad.
El senior Torres dice que dsbe estudiar
eBa enmienda que 81 se le de tempo 81 ID
FedRctaTa opoltnnAmente. Que de todon
modos aceptar6 Ia del sefior Mstisnzo.
QusdR para mRna1a la confederation
def aitivS del proyeCto.
p. n6meTo 81. Del stf1r Conception.
Para 81 levantamianio de pianos en- IaB
poblacioneB de la isIR. Ss lee 81 pEoyeCto
el Befior Audinot soAtiene la pTocedencis
del pEoyecto. FL senior BREcel6 ss opone.
Dice que IL BecCi6n 25 de Ia Icy municipal
impone ese debsr loB mUnicipios que
huelga, por tanto, que de nusvo 90 le ven.
go impOnsr eSRa obligaciOneB poF msdio
de una nueyR ley.
El ssfi1r Audinot dics que no BRbe de
0Au6u1 AOAASAEtO 40o la ~ Gun P4AUV csc
pTscspto.
El ssfioE Conception defsnde 81 proyec
to. Que en- todsG parties del mundo las
poblacioneB de impoTtancia disponen de
esos pianos de Cuya base arEancan todas
las obraR p6blicRg y de urbsni1aci6n.
Que San Juan On 10 gus ornato Be refs
re eB IN veTdadero mRmaEFaeho & ESQ
tiende, Parece, apsssF de tsnar arquiteo
toB muniCipales que deBpusE de todo POGO
han de hacsr caFsciendo de los planoB ne
cssaTioE. Que IoB municipios que ponen
IeyeB para la urbBni8aci6n, deben proper
cionRE 81 que W gastar "a dinero en-
cas- ConAtruoeiones para que tsngGn una
baSe uegura de donde paTtir. Que dessR
que POsrto Rico diSpongS de ess adelanto
como 10 diAfrutan boda8 IRB Ciudadel del
mundo CiviIizsdo Qae eIe prOyecto el
hijo do "a buena f5 On favor dc laB loca'
lidadeI do la iBla, cuyo ornate p6bliCo =
HaneamisntO no sa poIibla % pusda eteO'
(veala ID "a planR.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
Boston Blzar"

FL aurtidO en- objstou 6noS para cabsIle,
ro1 que tiene este popular = aorsditsdo eg.
tAblecimiento eB mPgnffco. Uitima no.
vedad. Aoabsmos de Pecibir direoton,en .
% de Paris unas tenRcillas para rizsr el
bigots 6 la Parilisn. Con aatas tenaciIIou
% ahorFR tempo y dinero. Tener 81 81.
pecial guAto en- ofreser nuestrs nnmeroTa
Clientsla una infnidad de obietou de fsnto.
hia' All como objetoT para visis , muthou
aTtfculcB mas de Buma utilidsd. Mus.
troB pEeCioE son bien limitsdos. Una viuita
q 'Boston Bszar," San FranciEco 81, de
oortes Munfz = uAldreis plenameute q.
tiRfsCh0s.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
SIanlra IIsIlaaa.

Cada vez ne We mas concuHEido 81 como
cido aatablecimiento de moda de la calle
de 6an Francisco "Las Novsdades" 81
guen mereCisndo 81 juHto favor del publ
co de la ciudad de la iIla que allf aCude
obtsner cuanton aEtfculoB Ion necssAEioB
para toCador, adoTnos de traje, de gabinete
yEaIa etc. EssnciAs lfnaV, elegAntiAimAH
8ombrillas, taTgstaS 'poltalCs'' de Is ma
yor novedRd, pRURmRneris, cores, Rlfom'
bras, jugustsB de ''biBcuit'' adoTnoB de
sombrero1, Cortinas, todo en- fin 10 que de-
bs encontrRrss en- un e1tRblecimiento de
elta cIauo, SO e1cusntra ALI 6prscioa con-
venientsu.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
Cuent0 pTemiad0.

En- 81 cert6men de cueutoa CeIsbrado en-
Mayagiisz, COP motiyo de las feltaH de ID
CandelsFia, fn6 premiado uno de nuentrc
comps fsro en- la prenaa 81 senior Rafael
Martinez Nadsl, que frma nus eacritos 80
bre cosas dc teatEos con 81 pssud6mino La
tiguiLJO, & quien falicitRmoB ainesramsnte.
Dicho cuento oHtsntR elte tftulo: Cuando
et amor nsusre..... de1icRdo & IL vi
yaz artista, estrellR de pEimeEa magnitud,
aenaTita Luiaa Arregui.
El jurado 10 formaban los conocidos lite
Eato1 GsfioEes: PaBcasio Fa;ardo, Vicente
Pagan , NJ. Risra Palmer, hoy alcalde
de Ia bonita Ciudad del OsBts.
Martinez ea uno de lo1 j6vsnes literatos
de vsrdadero vaIer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autorlzado S2.4OO,0OO. Capital rUaIl-
zadO S3l5,532.g8, U. Sc.
OperaciOnes que reogiao:

CpeT0GCO9seS que Te0GGS0:
PF6stamOs: Con garantias personales, con
Colaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plazo sobre fincas rdsticas.
0eSGusntOS: De giros, pagares, y obl1ga
clones comerciales corto plazo.
GiF0s: SObre Espafa, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Hamburger.
gros p0I GabIa sobre New York Ma
Cuantas GOnIentes: Con interes de 2 pm
nual disponibles la vista por cheques.
ImpOsiolOnss pIazO flJO Con interes de 2
p. g annual segdn tempo.
SeGOiOn de ahorrOS: Imposiciones sobre Ii
bretas deAde 25 cts. 1,OOO con interese
al 8 % anual.
CObFanzaS: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cobrO. Sin comisi0n para
los corrientistas.
Dep6sltOs: De elective y valores.
Gamble de,mOnedas: De todos los pafses.
venta dc O6duIas hlpOtoOafia8: La mejor in-
version en- Puerto Rico, interea Z o, 9 pa
gaderO pOr cupones semestrales.
VeRta dc fInOas Dando faciIidades para Ell
pago, on las jurisdicciones de Adiuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnito, Arecibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Oiales, Corozal, Qua.
yamR, HatillO, Juana Diaz LOLA, Manatf.
MaEicao, NaFaniito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
UtuRdo, Yabucoa Yaycu.o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
IntuOsl 1 los PrOfusoEus d ndslel.
JEsUs RFNDON ATMTRA Y

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA-TienC
constants exiHtenCia de- IoS 1iguientes inu
tFumentos: Flautinou, FlautaG, TercsEolaB,
OboeG, Requinto1, Clsrinetes, FagoieS,
Violine-, ViolonCeIloI, ContERbaios, Man.
dolinas BSnduETias, GuitarEsB, CoEnatinsn
Onovsnss, TrombOne1, BaFftono1, Bombar'
dinOI, HsIiCOneu, Cbajog) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tilloI RedoblAnte1 = BomboH. M6todor
de 6olfeo para todR claaa ds inBtrumen'
tor. Accessories = m6Gics en- general.
San Juan, P. 3. ApaTtado n6m. 216.-
Gale de Allen n6m. 21 Sol n6m. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
Il, gu.tr /, n1sIsl7 SQuIoIo oIrIoP

Compre una Pianola IN Piano piano
la de lR C6lebEe casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha perfsccionado
eIte Instruments hahtR lIegsr & la RltuEa
que egt6. Cualquier persona puede inter.
pEetaE una rieza de m6sicR como Hi fnera
IN aEtista.
AdemGI, hay liempge pianos de Ii como
cida marCa PLEYEL Pianos Alemnnes,
pianos WebeTy mRrca PARIS BAZAR,
ehtos iItimoB plazos Eaz6n de $40 men.
nuales sin pagaE NADIA adelantado.
Una viTits 81 PARIS BAZAR de Pc.
dEo Giusti 8 una caTta diriiida al doparta.
mento musical pOndr6 & las per1ona1 ints.
EeaadaG On possession dc los datos que us
deSeen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
ellzadO Sin rival,

En- todOS los vaporss que llegan & eats
puerto renueva "El Popular" 90 magnfi
G Burtido De calzRdo de las m6a aCESdita,
dAs mRrcas , hay para todos los gu1tou
como para todRs las foEtunas. Ell extenpo
1uEtido de elenciaB impoEtadaB de Paris '
Estado8 Unido8 mereCe cada dfa mas Il
juBta admiration del pdblico 81 popular
eltablecimiento del senior America SsIsu
estk sRiempEe llenO dc una numeroufsime
concurrsncia avida dc obtener zuB buenos
productog-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
MATRIMONIO EN- SAINT THOMAS.
URIlTQR aNi sas dVstlno8 doiil Luz CorQeufo RI
nos ] aan ManuGI CGTOeaaa william.

En Saint Thomas, procedentau de Euro.
pa, ContEajerOn matrimonio IL diatinguids
EefloFR dofia Luz CsreCsdo Ramos con 81
eStimadO cabalIeEo don Manuel Cerocado
MilliRn, del alto camercio dc eHta capital.
A la boda aaistisron valiogoH elementos
de ID Booiedad de Is yecina iaIa,
Los ontIayenteg. que son muy conoci.
dos y apreCiados poF Is gociedad do San
Juan, EegrenaEon & eats Ciudad, Iugar dc
30 FeBidencia.
MuchRB felicidadss dessamoB & los dis.
tinguidou eupoaos Carscodo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
De AdnIRIsITaeItR.

AyIsamos q las personas, que
solic7a an suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser6
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
parado del importe de La sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por un trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50
Por IN aflo $500, Pqqo a.
teipad0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO Rico
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs,

sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs HMUEBLES,
En- Ia Coerf Rens de Lars da 10 De F0brro
19Oo vendidos
ores po odO los benea reaOna de los cubr
debo tempo las cOntbuconea das Ley H
ntena
PRoPIETARIOs Propead COntbuOnes gastO
aproximad
Miguel Bayon Verga "Caleone
Jose Y Sdgarra cuerdasyc casa baTrio" "Fietas'
Sandalo 5cueda y casa bar "Lares"
Gregoai Nunez barrioo1 o1Sspnoo
2casasde adera de zno
hornopa parael aborarp panba arrio" "PuOblo"
Pueden los deles respeivos expeentA
81
das iguients 81 everfc6 e Remate
(signed) ]. Matenez-COletOr
Aprobado D. Treasure
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
Llga d republican: E:plnoIo: On Puerto RIsl
COMITE CENTRAL.

Este Comit6. en Baai6n ceIebrada aver,
acord6 que ls JuntR General ordinaris ps,
70 ls e!scci6n del g bisrno de la Liga que
determine 81 Art IL de 81 Reglamento,
tenga lugar Cd Ol Centro de DetaIIistsS de
eAta Ciudsd las dos de la tarde del Do
mingo 16 del coErients meg. Lo que de
oFden del Presidents hsgo pdblico pal
general conocimiento.
San Juan de Puerto Rico 3 de Febrsro
de 19O8.-JuanPujO secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
ProfGs0rl do IlbOr0s.

La maestro dc laborel que 10 fu6 de Ia
eBCueIa Industrial de Ponce, Sra. Petra M.
viuda de Infants, sa ofroCs para dar cIssea
de laboFeB ca 81 casa Sol No. So, 8 q dc.
clio; preCioa cOnvencionalsI. 15v.h
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

-sABRIGOs de- soda , lana para ueno-
Tag J niiog, 6ombEsFoa formR JapouesR
Inglesa, Ultima moda de PaGfs; acabAn de
EecibiFse en- el estRbIecimionto sEI Tel6.
grafO" San Justo - , venden & pEecicg
baEatfaimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
LICT0.MARROW.

Euta d Il emuI1i6n prefsridG
Ell reConstituyente mas podeEoso.
El enemigo de L. tiEiS.
InfaIibIs para ID dsbilidad cerebral.
La usIvaCi6n de loB nifoa.
El e-t6mago mf1 susceptible Il toleER.
De vanta Gn t0daa lag faTmacias.-D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
Sc gESEAN AGENT TE.S lcTHOS

para Yender un artfculo de gran noyedad
una eombinacion de pinzas yidrios de
dada1sal daLaento. 5ollcltese muestra circular
descnpt1Va, lncluyendo 25 cts. orc ameri-
cano su equiva' ente en- selIos de correo
SIT, sin cancelar. FREE & KLEE, 80 Union lSg. New
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07
So VoRdo, SD esrTaaoros.

La casa ndmeEo "a de Il Calls del Sol,
sEquina & ID CEus. InfoEmREkn: San Fran
cisco A 15v.E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-07

EN- BREVE % abrirk ana Clans ds bor
dados. oaIadoS, encsio ID hiIo J coutuEa
daEa fnfoEmu Tetu6R 90
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLN

Colecua de eI dia de
de 1913 log gus
su
nernag
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03
Supreme Court Denies Right of
Judge to Appoint Lewis Receiver

An opinion was handed down by
the supreme court last Saturday in
the case of John Cronan, plaintiff
versus w. w. Woods, as judge of the
KOotenai county district court, in an
original proceeding for writ of
prohibition TO prevent that court
from further proceedings In conduct
Ing the business OF the B. r.. Lewis
Lumber company through receiver.
A peremptory writ was granted.
This proceeding grew out of the APP
pointment of Fred B. Morrill, as
receiver Of that company, which has
assets amounting to several million
dollars. The syllabus 10 part follows:
"When II Is shown by the complaint
that corporation has unencumbered
assets all of which are reasonably
worth more than 81 ZOO, 900 over and
above the indebtedness Of the corpor
alton, the court holds that such facts
do not show that the corporation Is
10 immediate danger of insolvency,
and the Judge or court has no juris-
diction to appoint receiver on such
a showing.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03

interest to the persons and sections
interested but of no special public
interest were passed.
Along the line Of public buildings
tn he House passed the provisions OF
m y bill to the extent OF seventy five
thousand dollars for the erection of a
public building at Lewiston. This
amount was increased to eighty five
thousand in the Senate. Provisions
OF my bill providing for public build
ing for Pocatello passed to the ex-
tent Of ten thousand dollars for the
purchase of site and an effort will
be made at the next session of Con-
gress to secure an appropriation for
the erection Of public building at
that place. The Senate also added
to the Omnibus Public Building bill
one hundred and twenty five thousand
dollars for the erection of an addition
to the public building at Boise.
Much other needed Legislation
would have been enacted at thi:
Congress except for the fact tha
the Democrats in the House con
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03

ditional grant. The two mill ons of
acres was finally secured, but only
after much difficulty especially in the
House where there was opposition
from certain sources.
An appropriation of twenty five
thousand dollars was secured to pro-
vide for the survey of the boundary
line between Idaho and Montana.
Congress granted two sections of
land in Fremont County for a fish
hatchery.
The Chatcolet Park bill, providing
for about six thousand acres of land
for park on lake Occur d. Alene
and lake Chatcolet, was passed.
An act Of special signifcadce and
benefit to St. Maries was the setting
apart Of forty acres for cemetery.
Congress granted the Episcopal
church the lands upon which the
church and school is situated on the
Fort Hall Indian Reservation, which
amounts to about one hundred and
sixty acres.
A great many private bills OF much
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03

The construction of a branch about
niue miles long, from Athol, Idaho,
TO a point near the southwest corner
of Lake Pend Oreille. a little to the
south of Squaw Bay, is contemplated
by the Spokane International Ii railway.
A movement Is on foot by the
citizens Of Burley, Cassia county. to
remove the present county seat at
Albion. to Burley. $4,000 acres Of
valuable irrigated land has recently
oeen thrown open for settlement be-
tween Burley and Oakely which
means rapid growth 10 population
for Burley and vicinity.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT
Old Soldiers and W. r. C. met at
Boise. Officers Elected.


The thirteenth annual encampment
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
and Woman's Relief corps, depart
ment Of Idaho, in session at Boise
last week, was formally closed June
26 In the large assembly tent with
campfire. The decision was reached
to hold the next encampment of this
state at Caldwell on the dates set by
the executive session Friday morning
officers for the ensuing year in both
the G. A. R. and w. r. c., were
elected.
The business session of the G. A.
R was held In the Phil Sheridan hall,
at which time the election of officers
took place as follows: w. X. Jameson.
post No. 5, Moscow, commander;
Stewart Young, post No. 30, Rath-
drum. vice senior commander; Will
lard White, post No. 4, Boise, vice.
junior commander; DR.. Adolph Blitz,
post No. 4, Boise, medical director;
Richard Barrett, post No. 23, Emmett,
department chaplain. Council OF
administration, Thomas Sullivan,
post No. 5, Moscow; George A. Man
nlng, post No. 2, lewiston: Charles
Murphy, post No. "a, Genesee; R. Q.
Addleman, post No. 4, Boise, aud
William Trottler, post No, 81, Cald.
we'll. Delegates to the national
encampment at Toledo, Ohio: Regu-
lar, Charles B. Holt, post No. 5,
Moscow; alternate, j. w. Basor. post
No. 4, Boise; alternates at large, J.
b. Wentley, post No. 4, Boise, and
II. G. Nettletou, post No. q, Nampa.
Legislative committees: Willard
White, Boise; James w. Shields,
Twin Falls, and w. G. Maxey, Cald-
we'll.
The w. r. G. elected officers as
follows: Department president, Mrs.
Adela Barnard, Nampa; department.
senior vice president, Mrs. Emma
Carpentar, Emmett; department.
junior vice president, Mrs. Anna
TrIplow, Weiser; department treas
urer, Mrs. Celia Moss, Payette; de-
partment chaplain, Mrs. Jennie
Russell, Boise; executive board, Mrs.
G. M. Overstreet, Occur d'Alene; Mrs.
Elizabeth Waters, Weiser; Mrs.
Adelia Hamilton, Salmcn City; Mrs.
Mary e. Post, Rathdrum; Mrs. Imo-
gene Moore, Caldwell.
At the afternoon session the newly
elected officers were installed. A
campfire was held in the evening, at
which an ENJOYABLE program was
rendered.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03
Gen. Vickers Dead.

A career of signal usefulness was
terminated in Boise, last Saturday by
the death of General David Vlckers,
adjutant general of the Idaho nation
al guard for three successive admins.
trations. Acting Adjutant Elmer
says:
General Vickers was one of the
most distinguished veterans of the
civil war. He came to Idaho about
20 years ago, and lived in the Occur
d'Aienes for some time, where he was
interested 10 the gold discoveries
about Murray. He was appointed
adjutant general by Governor Nor
rison in 1908 and twice reappointed
by Governor +. R. Gooding. Review.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03
CONGRESSMAN FRENCH HOME
Gives Account of Work in Congress
of Benefit to People of Idaho.

Gives Account of Work in Congress
of Benefit to People of Idaho.
Congressman French who has just
returned to Moscow has the following
to say of the work of the Goth Con-
gress:
"The session of Congress just
closed was very busy one for our
delegation and as far as we we're con-
cerned it was not "do-nothing'
Congress by any means. A great
deal of important legislation was
enacted of interest to the entire
country. The great supply bills
we're passed which appropriate mon
ey to maintain the executive depart
ments of the government. Much
legislation desired by the President
of special benefit to the laboring
interests, including the employers
liability bill was enacted; while some
needed amendments to the present
interstate commerce law were passed.
Treaties for the regulation of trade
etc. were adopted with nearly all the
foreign nations.
A currency law was passed which
is intended to prevent the recurrence
Of such panic as existed last fall,
and while it is not all that could be
desired it was the best that could be
passed and is much better than nc
financial legislation. The Presiden
and the two Houses of Congress fell
that there should be some fnancia
legislation to guarantee the country
against another rich mans panic.
The law especially commended by
the Republican Convention at CHI
cago.
One much needed piece Of leglsla
ton was the enactment OF a Law
placing widows Of soldiers OF th'
civil war on a status similar to tn
service pension law and paying then
twelve dollars per month instead G
eight. The law as finally passed wa
practically copy Of a bill that ha'
been previously introduced by my
self.
One of the most important piece
Of legislation efecting Idaho was tn
granting of two millions of acres {
land under the Carey Act. ldah
had about exhausted her forme
grant under this act, and in order io
the great work Of reclamation unde
the Carey Act to proceed IL Wa
necessary for US to secure an ae
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03

Quoted a filibuster which was the
cause of the loss of SO much time the
consideration of some important
measures had to be postponed.
Being asked as to the most i'm
portant probable legislation now
before the country, he replied
The most important thing, in my
opinion, is the proposed revision Of
tariff, and it is highly important that
Idaho be represented by a full dele
cation in each House that believes in
the policy of protection. So far as
Idaho is concerned no election that
has occurred since the memorable
contest of 1896 was of SO much bear
ing upon the prosperity and develop
ment of the State as will the election
Of this fall and the success Of the
Republican National and State
tickets. Wool, lead, beet-sugar,
hides, fruit and in fact many other
important industries OF Idaho depend
essentially upon the tariff for their
success. believe in a modification
of the tariff wherever its provisions
are no longer necessary, but | firmly
believe in the retention of the tariff
upon the industries which | have
mentioned and in which Idaho is sc
vitality interested.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03

Samuel l.. Wharton, a well known
mining and real estate mao OF Spo.
kane, Wash and Spirit Lake, Idaho,
died at his home in Spokane Thurs.
day of last week. of cancer O! the
liver. His funeral was held Satur.
day, interment being 10 Fairmount
cemetery. Spokane.
Mr.. Wharton was 81 years of age,
having been born 10 Charleston, S. G
in 1847. He Is survived bv his wife,
three sisters and one brother.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03
ne Out and Hear Senator Borah Program at City Park

Exercises at City Park Promptly at a. m.
1. Music Post Falls Band.
2. Invocation: Rev. Bell
3. Singing: America.
4. Flag Drill: Sixteen Girls.
5. Music: Band.
6. State Embems: Forty-six Girls.
Z. Singing: Flag without STAIN Glee Club.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-07-03

8. Music: Band.
8. Grafton: Hon. Wm E. Borah
10. Singing: Let Hill and Vale Resound
H. Music: Band
II. Singing: Columbia the Gem of the Ocean.
Chorus.
13 Drill: Company 'E'' State Militia.
IA. Good Old U. S. A.-Boys