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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22
BANKER, ILL, is ARRESTED.
Is Accused of Observation-Disclosures
clans Say He May Die.

MINERAL POINT. Wis, Oct. y
Phillip Allen, Jr., vic president Oh the
First National Ean& of Mineral Poih''
was arrested today. charged with the
embezzlement of S16S,O D of the banks
funds.
Allen is at his home i'll. and ph!s-
clans say he may die
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22
PHILIPPINES AFFORD
INTERESTING TOPIC
Noted Statesmen Voice Their Views on
American Occupation Of Islands
Before Mohonk Conference.

MOHONK LAKE, n. Y, Oct. o.
The problems presented by American
occupation OF the Philippines were dis
eussed at today's session of the Mo-
honk conference.
Congressman NJ. F. Driscoll of SYRIA
cCse, ". Y. who accompanied the Taft
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22
Case Set for Trial.

The case of George Nath against
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
company, was today set TOR trial IN
the superior court for Tuesday, No.
=, at 10 O'Clock.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22

The Classified Columns Will n
what you want TO buy or md a buyer
fo- what you want to sell.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22

YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION
as assistant b~ookEeeper. exp-ri-
= enced. Address C.. Bowers. 5S4 Pa
1oyse ST. 1e-sa-s3 pa.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22

A class add for results.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-22
Table Salt
That
Wont
Harden

1t is hard to avoid getting sal.
damp, but we keep our STOCK
in the driest place in the STORE
We sell the Diamond brand
which is II of the best tahle
salts produced being thoroughly
dried and granulated before
packing. so it comes to you in
good condition. 10c, 15c, 25c per
sack.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Dress Goods.

Wonderful values in most popular
fabrics of the season. but color as
sortments are broken, therefore
these reductions
All Wool Stripe Serses and Panamas
Serges are shadow stripes-three
shades Of navy. garnet and brown
also black-Panamas are plain 6rays,
garuets catawba reseda and navy
30 md ~ inch-were 81. l9-.-------..- 90
50-inch Imported Satin Soleil-olive,
cedar cadet. Havana, navy.
bA-inch satin stripe Prunellas-various
shades OF rose. can2rd. peach. gray,
catav,ba cedar. tan. taupe. electric
and rich bIues-were Sl.59. .-..-.----- %
Imnorted PruneIIas-shadow and hairline
stripas-most desirable new grays.
browns. blues ans castor -
4o-iuch--weTe Sl.19 ..--.--------'--- .SS
Iniported satin Soleils and Prunellas
tho latter in various smart stripe effects
5o and a inch-were Sl-IJ. J...------.-I ~
Fancy stripe Black SerGes with
white hairllnes-ho tnch-Ters ti,os.' 90
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
LIVE POULTRH.

LIVE POULTRY bought for
TO cash: highest market prices; bank
III references. We sell all kinds i've
" poultry; prompt delivery. SEM
~ MEL & POLLACK. Gil Z. 18th
ST.. n. Y. Tel. 25z-GramercS.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

EXPERIMENTAL and first class toolwork.
manufacturers OF metal specialties. Mod
ern Tool & Speciality Co. 432 East 7lst ut.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
PRIVATE AMBULANCEs.

EDWARD J. sCULLy. private anbulances
for transportation Of sick ana invs!iass
a Sth ave, n. 7. Tel. 1918 Spring. ,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Spring Silks.

stocks that may be matched against
onv for beauty of shades ana text
1Ires. while prices are less @tiliil @
those asked elsewhere Tor Same
qualities and styles.
Satin Foulards-yd. wide-most deslTAo'H
coIors now in vosue-specially nhe oo
des!Cns-vaIue Sl.25 ..--.-.---.-. .--'-' .oS
Fine satin FouIards- fashionable and
STAPLE shades attractive stripes Spo's
and other designs rO
reg 80 and 90. 9..--.---..-- AZ anu 90
Fancy stripe and HairIme Messaliues-
black or colors with white stripes-
three special values at. So .6S-. ~
yd wide Black Taffetas. Messallnes.
Peau de Cyenes and Psau de Sole
special offerings at. %. 20 .OO
s8- inch Black Ottomans and Bengalines-
wide and narrow COId-
worth S1-25 10 S2-25. .9S.. 20. 1.Io
o4-inch Rough silk Shantungs-larse
range OF leading shades-worth So 90
q7-Inch satin Messaline Shantunss-
All spring shades. white, cream
and black-speCial -.----------.- ~
Double width Crepe de Chimes black.
white. cream-regulaTly Sloo- $4,000 20
o4-inch Satin Meteor Crepes-white.
nearl. salmon. Alice Copenhagen,
rose, stone and black
81. 80 and S1.75 qualities. .... .9S. 20
CoIcred Messalines-exquisite new
tints-aIso white cream and staple
Understandable values at
81. 90. 10. .9S-. ia. .25
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
MNRTH GERMaN LLOYD

Ts-pe Fast and Luxurious Twin-Scre"
Fxpress and Passenger Steamships
t-,,,,t,,,.5 with Wireless 6. Submarine Signals
H-CHERBOURG-Bh KEN E.-''
FxDress Sailings Tuesdays at 10 >, "A %
X prinz VIM May II X VIM q Hf ,-'l@s e., =
Cerllie e... MAY Is Kaiser Wni- u-5 uiiS
F.T.yAfof-TII- -CIIERBOURG- BREMEN
Tvsiu-Screw SaiIings Thursdays al ~ n -
r drich d Gr..May IS Bremen; = IIe u,,e N
7. Alice. o.. May - i. Fried N NJ "''0
-NAPLES-6EN01A' \,
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays Al a. :, -
Berlin new. May Is I. Irene 800 June June "a a
X. Luise- May - X Albert = uiie -
Connections Encircling the Globe -,
Travellers Checks good all over 'ne WI
Apply OELRICHS & co. Generai Aseii'''
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Inn White Goods Section.

irabe veaves and Confirmation Graduation Neoons
srns &c at following reductions regular values
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Size and Importance of Our
GREAT WASH FABRIC DEPARTMENT.

MOIssELINE CARREAUX-Fines sheer
imported fabrics-with allover shadow
effects in pink blue, green, gray. hello
tan and black. also Persian effects
worth -.5-Our former price 40
FOR LAWN WEEK k-..---.. 20
CHIFFON NOVEL TIES-White or tinted.
with silk figures or dots. and floral
designs in beautiful hand painted
eftccts-have a sheen like silk
and while sheer are of firm
texture else cwhere 80
FOR LAWN WEEK ..-..--. %
MERCERIZED CORD MUSLINS-
White rnercerized cords oyerprinted
with small and medium sized buds
sprays OF flowers; also the fashionable
rings circles squares. dots. which make
such stunning summer sowns-reS. b
FOR LAWN WEEK. k.......- /
FANCY PRINTED LAWNS Beautiful
STYLES and colorings-light and dark
including fancy navy blue
FOR LAWN WEEK. 3
FANCY JACoNET IAwNS-A fine
assortment of best styles. flowers.
stripes checks. etC--rcguiarly II -
FOR LAWN WEEK
oRGA%DY LAWNS -Mercerized stripe or
rrosstars. with roses. sprays, wreaths.
or novelty effects IN dots and rings
FOR LAWN WEEK ....---- 10
DOTTED and PLAIN SILK MULLS-
street ami evening shades
elsewhere .2f-
FOR LAWN WEEK ....... 10
HALF SILK MUILS-scn and fire. in
plain pink only. therefore
- CT. quality
FOR LAWS WEEk-----..- -
MAROUISE VOILES striking STYLES.
with navy brown. cadet or black
stripes IN bias zigEag or other eHects.
combined with rings. dots anu squares
spIeudid combinations s-worth u
FOR LAWN WEEK ..-..-.. =
LIKE .-SILKS-Loyely, soft. silky,
French made fabriCs-Freuch in make
but distinctly Persian IN design and
coIgrIng-a great variety-worth ~
FOR LAWN WEEK k---.-.-- ~
FANCY SSFS-White and Solored
grounds with dainty floral designs,
also large and small dots and spots
worth ID .
FOR LAWN WEEK =
FINE ORGANpIf.S- Surerfiue Cloth
white and tinted. with delicate floral
patt,rns or large dots-worth 10
FOR LAWN WEEK. .---.--- -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

FANCY PRINTED BATISIES-4p inches
wide-White. navy and brown, With
aUOver floral effects, figures and
stripes-subject 20 slight imperfecticns
in priuting-wo-th .15-
FOR LAWN WEEK =
MERCERIzED FoULARD BATTsTES-
Fine quallty-designs and colorings are
exact copies OF the new silk fouiardS
50 desirable this seasOn-emoracing
Copenhagen and navy with white.
also figures and stripes that make the
smartest kind OF dresses
10 CT. quality
FOR LAWN WEEK 10
REST IRISH DIMTTTES-Clea white
grounds with dots figures or buds in
variety of combinations also white and
bIack-this fabric Is we'll known for is
wearing and washing qualities
worth % 80
FOR LAWN WEEK. .--.--.- 20
FREN-H RATTSTES-Variety embraces
more than 500 styles-foral effects.
dots stripes figures. etc--eveTv
desirable combination for summer
dresses and chndren's wear
worth II ~
rOP LAWN WEEK. .--..-.- 9
rNR.D DOTTED swIsSE SEs-Whits
with black. pink. yellow. green. blue
and brown dcts-excelient for summer
dresses and llnReries-worth .
FOR LAWN WEEK -------- 1
NOVELTY. SWISSES-White corded and
dotted grounds WIN pldtA o NIA-'i1-
cluster bars also single hairlines ana
cluster stripes-woven. not printed
4 close out purchase cf = Ct quahtS
FOR LAWN WEEK >
MERCERizED DOT MUsLINs- Light
dark and medium grounds. with SpotS'
potS. clusters. Geometrical and other
designs. also Combination Dot ana
Piug sty.es-worth 10
FOR LAWN WEEK.. =
DAINTY SILK MOUSSELINES
Beautiful sheer. silky fabrics IN
variety of pretty patteIns-White and
dainty tints with fowers. Persian
effects. Geometricai designs.
Combination SVots, etc--tn leather
and other tones-wOrth -35-
FOR LAWN WEEk-.------ ~
PLAIN COLORED BATISTES AND
LAWNS-fOr dresses and Innings
y 10 ~ inches wide
FOR LAWN WEEK Z 20 i l
Full line OF SHEER BLACK COTTON
EARRTCS-About everything that
ufade--such an assortment that we give
them A department 20 themselves
FOR LAWN WEEK. 81 to 80
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
s55.sS TAILORED SUITS .3s.9S

Two and three pc.-Cutaway. Tuxedo and
STRAIGHT Cuats-plainly tailored or snartiy
trin'd in all the latest efTeCts-leading
fashionable fabrics and colOrs.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Representative Values
from Various Sections Of Our
Great Upholstery Dept.

\
Rufed Muslin curtains . inch
rufie-coT6 border insertinE-Iust SD
the thing for summer-value -
Extra fine Muslin Curtains spots
md tisures-4O inches wide ~
value 81 ~ .-------------- -----.------
E-rencs Rnbbtnet C'urtains-wits
lace inserts and edges inch
ruN7e-dOZen styles .ON
,aIue g 9S and s.; 20 Special --...-
SPECIAL. PURCHASE OF -
FIGURED ARMURE PcRIIEFES
6;obeIin Tapestry bordeTs-Myrtle.
crimson. rose. Nile. tabac and oHVe- -,
Lot ore-wOrth $3.50 ------------- l-SS
Lot two-worth S3.9S -------------- Z-S0
Lot tbree-worth SOS ----.--..-- 500
Lot four-worth S69s---.--------- 4-SS
All new.
SPECIAL. LOT ,,,--r----z
NEW CRINKLED SILK PORTlEHA-S
Art Nouyeau designs, in 8 QS
nesutifJ1I tintinss-vaIue Si4-9 ----
fn,,orted CoIored Madras-stained
rrass foraI and oriental designs ~
30 srvles-usually 30 10 -IS------
Esv Furniture Sateens-hOral.
.,rires and Oriental desiSus-fo- slip 10
.overings end draperies-valCe y.
,,,,-aroyr t'oIored Nets-45 inches OS
yide-Value 80 ----- $1,000
suflsd curtain a,-.s Ngslinsm ss4 io..-,,,.. IA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
ELECTROTYPERS.

ELECTROTYPING, all descriptions; ad-
Vertising electros IN quantities eXccp-
tionally low rates. Empire City Electro
tvpe Co 251 William St
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
PAWNBRoKERS.

DON'T SELL YOUR JEWELRY-
Diamonds, silver, Furs. Rugs, Paintings.
xer5c-a- Rrae Cans Cameras or other kalu-
anies We loan more money on thom than
&-5Ti can realize by selling. Berger Bros. 2u4
w 42d All business strictly confidential
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

ALSO TOMORROW,
FANCY BoRD9BED swIsSEs- ,r., ID
1ouble knee contrasting tones
Pink. w hlte
desira
70
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
OPTICIANS.

SHUR-ON CLIPS. gold hiled. Doc. n.
Singer, Afg. Optician. 116 Fulton ct
Branch lass Madison RYe.I coEosr 10oth Sta
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Special Purchase Mfrs Sample Line
Wor1en's High Glass Tailored Suits IN S0

PrunelIas. French SerSes. Worsteds; also
Ratah-Biack and fashionable shades
cutaway ana straight coats taneta or
messalIne Iined-handsomely tailored IN
plain or fancy styles
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

ARTIFICIAL, LIMBS AND TRUSSES.
F. G. GUERTNO. manufacturer OF I'M
proyed rawhide artificial limbs. trusses.
ba andages, etc, l54 9th ave. near 18th st.
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woman, and / shall recommend it as
long as / live. MRS. MAY FRY.
Lindley, Ind
One of the greatest triumphs of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the conquering of woman's
dread enemy - tumor. If you have
mysterious pains, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton or displacement, don't wait for
time to confirm your fears and go
through the horrorsofa hospital opera
ton, but try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound at once.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
andherbs, has been the standard remedy
for female ills, and such unquestion-
able testimony as the above proves the
value of this famous remedy. and
should give confidence and hope to
every sick woman.
If you would like special advice
about your case write a confiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free,
and always helpful.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15
STORM WAS GREAT
THROUGHOUT MAUI

WAILUKU, March ia terrific
rain storm struck Maui Thursday and
fairly general down pour was the
result.
The rain in central Maui began
about eleven clock and by night the
residents along the lao stream were
moving out as the water was over the
valley and endangering the property
and possibly the lives of the residents
there.
Near Huelo bridges and culverts
were washed away and while a Ha-
waiian was crossing culvert it was
washed from under his mule and he
narrowly escaped being drowned.
washout on the plantation track
near the residence of ex-Supervisor s.
E. Kaiue caused the overturning of a
locomotive and slight injury to Frank
Silva, the fireman.
In Hama twelve inches of rain fell
in twelve hours and over seventeen
inches in twenty hours was the record
there.
In spite Of the prolonged drouth in
Kula and the great need of rain there
there was but seventy Ave hundredths
of an inch during the whole time Of
the rain and that section will be in
great need again unless more rain falls
soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15
HONORABLE KICK IS
CALLED No P|L|K|l

LAHAINA, March 13-Mourono is
Wailuku chauffeur. He has a fine
automobile and he handles if very skill.
fully. On Sunday he came to Lahaina.
In the evening three japanese, a wo.
mand and two men, were taking a
stroll in the silvery light of the moon.
the same moon that shines in Japan.
when Mourono came up very sudden.
ly. He blew his horn, but too late.
the woman disappeared under the au,
tomoblle and one of the men headiong
IN front. Neither one was killed.
Mourono was arrested and might
have gone to jail but for the fact that
Fred Church, the retired capitalist of
kahnlui, went his bonds for a large
amount and the authorities promptly
released him.
At the investigation the battered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15
IJMOR OF
FOUR YEARS
GR(DW,I
Removed by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

South Bend, Ind. =. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound removed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15
THE HAPPY MAKEUP MAN.

When it rains, the ball players
Are all very sore.
They cannot play baseball
And, oh, what roar
They make on the weather;
But though they feel sad,
One man on the paper
Is awfully glad.
The man who does makeup,
Who fixes each page,
Can t shout at the Sporting
Reporter in rage.
With face calmly smiling
He goes out to sup,
And thanks old J. PIuvius
+ NO SCORES TO SET UP.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15

a cyst tumOr OF
four years growth,
which three of the
best physicians de-
clared / had. They
said that only an
operation could
help me. | am very
glad thatIfollowed
a friends advice
and took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
for it has made me
a strong and wall
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-15

Japs assured the authorities that thew
were entirely at fault and that they
had no desire to have the driver pros
ecated because of the fact that they
had received an honorable kick from
an automobile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09
La CASA LUCUBRE

no sera muy agradabe para muer de vuestro gnie
despues de cuarto para salir muchos
Que respondeis senorita?
-Respondo que sois miserable.
Sin ouda-conesta NJ Tulkinghorn lmpiandose las
narieespero pregunto la opinion que habeis for
nado de mi os pregunto que pareee de carcel
Il Que tiene que conmigo la carcel9
Mas de 10 que fgurais neutrality-suspicious. e pro-
curador ponenose ell pauelo e bolsillo sacudien
dose la pechera de la canisa la ley muy despotica
Inglaerra permite que los cudadanos de este
muier euyas importundades rechazan 81 q"elan
de un hecho como este la muer mportuna encerrada
en- una de las carcees someda la discipline mas
vera rodo Sc reduce d dar vuelta a una lave. asi,
senora.
hace ell ademan de puerta con Ia Have de
su bodega
II rs ciero9 dice Mile IIortensia e misno tono.
Que chistoso estais Pero fin, iqu6 impora
m7
-volved mi casa 3 a la de VI Suagsby 10 vertis
responde NJ. Tulkinghorn.
- Ne harais poner la cdrcel7
Tai vez
De los labios de Mile Iortensa broa gotta de ~
puma su rostro de ere de mode extrsiio
con FL tono de broma que afecta
En- una palabra. seforta.-continda VI Tuiking
horn-sentiria descortes v sin embargo, 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09
pOR CARLOS Di * e rs

bondsd de otra persona Nj suerte ha sido tan fez en-
la TERRA que habar de mi 10 que han
sd0 los demas.
Viviamos en- la Casa dgubre y~Rcardo era e tema de
nuestras conversacones,
Eva le cajsaha rincho disrusto la inluscla de sn
amigo para con primo John pero e anaba demaslado
para censurarle por este.
Sin embargo mi ell primero en- excusarle
Ricardo equivoca- -deca-pero tn lie desengana-
ras hija mia voyera de
Supe mas aielane que haba contado tan solo con
le habia escro que habia lido vere e haba dcho to-
todo 10 que puelen insprar el carino Y la bondad
Nuestro p0bre amigo continuaba sordo todas eStas
pruebas de desnteres de amstad.
S no tena razon equivocaba yerdaderamente ten
dra I'm placer en- reconocero agin da pues sospe-
chaS eran la consecuencia del pleo.
Razdn de mas adada para ocuIa'Se de Fl SIN cesar
aprcsurar Termination Este mahadado ple't" le do
rnaha tai modo que cada observation que e haca
,,,o servia para prororconare argumentos en-
apovo de conducta
Asi pueS-,eca mi tutores preferibe delarle eStar
con III tena desistir De hacerle oservacones que
mas pcriudlciales que ntes.
TIah1ham"e lie sso dia ap-oveche la OCCASION para
rnanfestar .arudyce iodos los temores que me in'-
riraha Skimpoe para decre que no creia que fue-
- un buen consei Zero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

cual m6rito 4 que sin haberlo contral-
do han tenido Influenza para lle-
var slgnos de- mereeimiento.
Y tcniendo eSia idea de las conde-
ccracioneS civiles grandes Y peqne'
mas, fig,irese ii hector cuanfo nos hahrs
sorprcndido que Il senor Montero Rios
introduced cn el probiema catalan. tan
grave v tan hondo como ~. nm hs'h"
tan pueril nuestro juieio y que abe
mas - L. ocurra r,lacionar 81 t'tWo
De la cinta & gran cruz con las oplnio-
n's died c0ndecorado.
Pcro Iscra verdad que csias gran
des cruces ~ conceden por algo?
iScra vcrdad que 81 titulo de In
condccoraci6n civil tenga que Yer con
el scr,i que Ia ha hccho mercTcr9
Porquc on una guia Official qlne te-
ncmos i la vista dondc estan rcla"i"-
nados los caballeros grandcs cruces de
Isabel la Catolica nor cncOntramos con
dieclsletc lne son musuimaies y
por Ia tanto partidarios decididos v
anaGt"s irdudablcs de la memoria de
aquclla reind. cuya defensa sale
ahora cl senor Montero Rios.
Na>otros q,ic crecmos que Isabel la
Cat 'ii,.a cs la tigura mas grande de
Ia hi>toria noSotros que crcemos que
ella ), dehc mas quc Il nadle el
l,'Scubr.mrnto de America V cl imp,-
lTo colonial. que le ha tocado acabar
IT, pcrdrr al Scnor Montero Rios pre-
'lSamcntc. no nos Sentlmos meleSta-
los porque los gobiernos hayair dado
"A c"nde~oracion que lleva Su nombre
i todos los mvroS hcrcdcroS de los eX-
pul>adoS de Granada nj 4 mulchos Ii
ibllSteroS de Cuba V FilipnaS que to-
lavia Sc la Suclcn poncr on actoS Off
cialcs.
Que >uccde en el partido liberal
para Que repcntlnamente slrjan eS>taS
,ctitudes? En- que nueva Ease Va a
'ntrar cI probIema catalan 81 el par
do liberal siguc la corriente del Sc
ior Montero Rios y Sc dcja arrasirar
nor q camlno que ha lniciadoY
tObcdece la acttud del senor Mon
cro Rios 4 convicioneS que Ie ban aSal
ado Ultima hora9 iObedece al deSco
lc cnntradecr at senor Moret / Hay
,tra car,sa mas grave y de mas tras--
: .t-ndencia para la campala que Sc I'M
Ella?
Estos son los plmtos osellros que
hoy asomaal en- el hor1zo1ltc.
Qniera Dos que el patriotlsmo de
todos dcSpele paonto estas nubfs.
Emilio Sanchez Pastor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09

defendian que gran bien lutheran ~
portado 4 Ia patria, a esa patraa que
lodos amamos, el haberlas planieado
su debido tempo,
Pero Il senor Montero Rios es nm
corr,ligionario singular del sehor Mo-
ret Y an individuo del partldo mas SIN
gular todavia: ha dcjado la jciatnra
para le>autorizar todos los diaS al Jefe
ha metido en- las filaS para dar Ia
voz de- mando desde elias; Sc llama
simple soldado y ejcrce todos los dias
H. general habla Il cada instante de
discipline en toda OCCASION y monen'
Ia Ia rompe para demostrar que con
Il no rigen las ordenanzas del senior
Moret.
Y luego Sc extranan los llberale~
de que Fl senior Maura. al rcfea'irse Il
ellos. los lame pariido 4 10 que sea.
Como pucde considrrarsc particle
una agrupaci6n donde tantaS Y tan eN.
raiias cosa> Ocurrcn'
PorqlIe IL Scnor Montcro Rios no
ha hccho nj dicho 10 que en- ii Sc
nado V en- publica session rcallz6 por
Ia impression del momcnto. nj arreba-
tado por una discussion en- que II ca
lor le hiciera cxagcrar >uS oplnioncS
dcSpue>. on su casa de- donde no sale
hacc tres, = cuatro dias. contlmia SOS
teniendo sus miSmaS radlcalcs teorias.
su tcnaz opoSIci0n al proyecto del
sciior Maura. su irrcducilbIlidad para
todo arrcglo su violenia actltud
contra los catalanr>taS de todas las
gradaciones colorcs
A>i nos la cuenta nm peri6dlco que
Sabc "a que 81 senior Montoro Rios ha-
bla en- Su domiclio Y por el sabemos
que este senor esta furioSamcnte IN
dignauo porque e gobIer1rp actual ha
.oncedido Ia gran cruz dc Isabel Ii
Catolica un historiador catalan que
cha njuradoD (son palabr7iS dcl Sc
nor Montero Rios dicha Reina no
sabemoS en que lIbro.
Cltamos el caso porqllc reVeia blc1
eual cs el temperamento que el eX-
presulcnte del Senado ACADIA de adop-
tar en- el problema catalan. Los qlr
no tenemos grandes cruces nj las he
mos quorldo nunca. mlramoS este d.
rs cssltas de colores Y las placas abrl
iantadas desde I'm punto de- vista qi'
debe extrailar mucho lqs Que por ia
les adornos V medallas Sc despepltan
V trabajan. No sabemos como deer
To- pero nos parece asi como algo po-
20 conforme con la modeStia el que
o> hombres Sc pongan en- el prho
distintivos civiies para recordar ii silh
senle lantes que han contraido tai .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-09
=. Hotel Pa I.1s
GALE MENDEZ VIGO Mum. ~
Mayagiiez.
Mayaguez. z.

Situado este establecimiento EN- Cd
centro de la calle Mendez Vigo. CON
un jardin al frente, es el qate reune
mayores ventajas comodidades para
los senores vlaleos, y el que cuent~
con mejores habitaciones frescas, VEN
tiladas, magnificos banos y duchas
Comidas 4 todas horas !