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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
[POR CABLE.

New York, diciembrc II. Los
grandes diarlos londlnenscs pu-
blcan c programa dc goblerno
que sc propone desarrollar cl pre-
mier lord Asquith. lnforma que
prdlrd al parlamcnto In votaci6n
de un bill conceclcndolc d Irlan-
da el sci f-gorerment. Asi mismo
pedro q aquei cuerpo colegislador
lnodifique Ia constitution d fin de
prohlblr Ia cdmara dc los lons
Ia intervention en- los proycctos
rclacionados con el tcsoro dc Ia
naclon, rcduclendo en- 10 possible
su podcr para cvilar incidcntcs
como cl recientc en- la discussion
del presupliesto nacional
New York. dicicmbre II, In
forman dc Managua que cI dicia-
dor Ielaya dcclara que sl proccdcr
en- el reciente iuSiIamicnto dc los
Cannon Y Grace ha
sido juzgado inlustamentc sin co
nocer 'los anteccdcntcs que con
currieron en- Ia eJccuci"n dc dlchos
norteamericanos. Que en- Su proce-
50 en- que iueron condcnados i
no Sc prohibio ii los rcos
Iodos los recursos que cl tribunal
'reyd justos, y que fucron Juzga
los Y sentenciados conformc d los
apllcables On tales casos.
II Senador Rayncr pldc que
Iclava sea juzgado en- Cortc cri-
minal y depurados que sean 81
los echos. aplcaric |
4 condlgno castigo Il que 81 pro-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
& caso de Adjuntas.
Lo que informa la oficina
del attorne general, rec
tificando noticias publi-
cadas.
''Para asegurar tales derechos
estan los tribunaleS constitu-
idOS."

La information de In oficina del
Attorney General el dia | ! rcfeente
q un caso de apclacion en- la Cortc
de Adjuntas, es la siguiente:
FL dcpartamento de justicia
no ticne noticias de que Emilio Pa
gan hubiese obtenido I'm auto dc
mdndamus de Ia Cortc de distrito
de Ponce para obligar 4 Ia Cortc
municipal de Adjuntas i que acep-
te fianza en- Ia apclaci6n interpres-
ta por Pagan contra In sentcncla I'M
poniendolc una mlIlta en- dlcha Cor
tie municipal seglin Ia information
contenida en- un pcrlodico de la clu-
dad fecha dc aver
Es dc presnmir, i faIta de mas de
detalles, que 81 In cortc municipal
cometid I'm error al negar Ia iianza
Y resistirse a aceptar Ia ncccsarla
para Ia apclaclon tai dencgaclon
tlvo su orlgcn en- IN error dc lulclo
en- cuyo easo Ia parte ha proccdldo
al acudir Il los tribu-
males de Ia Isla, dcbidanentc consii-
debidamcnte constituidoS. cn soli-
citud del correspondence remedlo.
Para ase.lIrar tales dcrccho, cslan
constitutes Y mantenldos los tri-
bunaIes dc illstlcia.
III departamento. dcntro de po-
eos dfaS. tendra notlclaS nspecto i
la exactlind dc este asiInto y cnton-
res 81 tomaraf1Ias medidas admins
tratlvas que el caSn rcq'ncra, ii al
10 exigcren ias clrcunstanclaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11

ccdcr Sc hava hecho acreedor.
Tn tclcgrama tie Italia noticia
que ci baron Sonminino que fue
lianado por eli rcy aver ha forma.
do nucvo gahincte.
New York, diciembre lila
America latina que sigue con mar
cado intcr6s ell desarrollo de
acontecimicntos de Nicaragua no
ocuIta su inquietud frente 8 Ics su-,
ccsos. Los diarios del continents
sus y Centre publican comentan-
do, las noticias de la resolution
dc los Estados Unidos en- los suce-
sos de Nicaragua, dejando entre-
yer Ia duda en- Ia sincerdad y hon.
radez del gabinete de Washington.
New York, diciembre lila
Gaceta de Madrid publica hoy
noticia ncgando en- absolute ID
gravedad de don Alfonso. Los ul-
tlmos boletines dan cuenta del pro-
ceso de In cnfermedad y resultado
de Ia ultima operacion d que fu6
sonctido ei monarca espafiol, de.
mostrando que al presente la salud
del soberano no inspira inquietud.
Otro despacho lie Ia nisma proce-
dencla dice que ell gobierno de Ma
drd lnformd al sutton la sumisi6n
DE- las trlbus del Riff V ell reconoci-
lnlento por estas de Ia soberanfs
dc Espana. Esta rsoluci6n del go
blcrno 81 cree que ccsarf toda fri
rldn entire Espaha y el imperio do
Marrliccos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11

ante Ia corte municipal Il los md
viduos.
Del distrito de YaIco, quo ano-
che penctr6 en- Ia casa del invcSti-
eaIor. el cx-confinado l.imitIn To
rrcs. con intcnclon de roibar so>ic-
nicndo una lucha ron IN sonora, ha :
Ia la llegada de IN policia-
Del distnto dc MAYA. tcZ comu-
nican que hace algunos dlas
sustralcron 4 Ia sonora Katherine
4. Flanagan dos rcIoies do oio.
habitndo sido ocupado> aver por cl
polieia Jo-t Segarra No. al ares
tando 4 10, autorcs del r"ts0.
DE Adjunias que aver en- el ba-
rriu Corona cn Ia iinci lie Don J"-
- Rodriguez, iut mucrtn en el en-
granaIe ce una maq'llna hidrnlllc'
el lndividun Juan Angel Santana.
QUEEN trahajaba cn dicfa rnIlfi-
na.
Del dl,trito de NasUaF4a romu-
mean que pnr iuerzn de - p"licli
de aqueiclistrito f,hi apreief'ii'!" el
pr0iueo Eduardo Re.era-
Del distrito dc San Juan r"mum-
can que aver se sliici'!b. III p,fin-
dose un tiro de revolver. 81 'r,bu-
duo Jalme Sanaoria hcriQ. "cHfn-
10 Ell io- altos de d, ca-a 'i'i Sr.
Bazan. iente 4 Ia pIa1. h. i;a'tiio-
ty-
Tainhisn suicides cu >antIrcc.
una i1,l- ,!e aei,lp g.
nico, ndlvidpo Ju.n A'nr"l"
GonzaseL Los sigsicn'"s -ersicios
han i 81" pnsstafl0+
Infrarcl6n De ia7 nrdiensnzl- mi
nicipae- II; Instructa,u sle a.. ley
de sanl,'ai /, Hurto 'neupr. ] In
farcclda IL. Ia e. dc l-o,fNyil,.s /.
Totai =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
Un assistant Cayey
Lo que parece Sc trata de inyes
tigar. y 10 pue puede ocurrir.
Diciernbre II. 1909.

DlcicInbre IL. I.Htt
FL Attorney general aIyIllar Id.
Henr Brown. sallI esta mamma pa
"a Cayey V Ponce en a.'Hntps oticia-
ic. del departameni".
Parerc que en- aI'lclla ioralidad
han ocurrido d licnen "curnendn al
gInas ieSaveneucia- entire aigun1
y miembTos sie IA iuerza
pollciaea y - trata de licvtr 4 eiec-
to una invcstignci@n l'pdna ae5t-
mir aig'iu camblo, rcuuuei1 . sustl-
tuciGn l'cr" - TIar'ia reserve. cn las
oGcina- 'iel epblerno respce'o lie -
te asuf.'p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
PONCE EN-
TRAJE De GALA.
DE nuestro oorresponsal

Dmembre 10. Han dado prin
cipio la fiesta patronal dc esta
cmdad \ las : cd la maiiana del
dfa dc hoy. como cstaba anunciado
IN II programa, una banda de mi
sca rocaiIa la alcgre diana, anuncian
do hos habitanlcs de esta ciudad
QUE dcSdc eSc instante empezaban
la iioStas. \ las 8 de la mafiana
hubo Ia saliva de Fl caiionasos. A las
= IL. la rnisrn3 una comHs6n de dis
,nrIi8as darnas repsrtia limos
ma cn II kiosco srabc miles de in
feliccS
OportYHamente iremos infssnan
de- 4 nuestros lectores de los demHs
icstcJos que hay amInciados en- el
prograrna
Suscrita por la oomisi6a de invi
taci6n para Il gran baib QUO % LIE
yar4 efeeto la noche da sabado.
N III hotel Frances, ha recibid,
Il reprcSentan,e De "La Osrr.seon
denca en- esta ciudad atsn.a M
taci6n siI-rrIts por los Ses. Dr..
Eumelindo Vidal vlaret, DR.. Ger
mAnico ). Bela val, GuiElerino yi.as
Naldiveso, jaime Oppenheinsr Jr.
4 guenes damos Lac mas EXPIRE
.Ivas gracras por Ia distinction que
nos han hecho.
- nan -,IrpencIdO los iuicios en- Ia
cortc municipal hss,a el diz IA del
corrlente. c0n motive tai vez dc las
i.stas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
Successes en- Ia
ciudad Y Ia isIa
Juan Angel Santana fue muer-
TO por el engranaje de una
maqnina nidrauliea en- Adjun-
taS.

De- di-'1to lie Utgadp cnmuni-
caron e Gis u qrle n I,oilcia -pr-
prendi0 dos iulgadas de gallos. una
en- RI h4r1o .-Viyi = "a Otra en- el
b4rgio santa Rosa denuaciande
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
Jaime Sanabria, que
trabajaba con los Sc
nores Swiggett her
mano, sc mata de un
balazo, |
Al eaer al s4elo Sc produ-
10 otra lesipn en- la ca
beza.
I'm gran nlimero de personals
fae a ye'ar el cadayer duran
te la nOche.

|
ola enfrente de Ia plaza de Baldo
rioty lado norte, al aldo del edifi
clio ayuntamiento de la ciudad, oclI-
rri6 en- la atarde de aver un dcs
graciado suceso.
| Ell joven Jaime Sanabria, de pro
fesion SATIRE. como de % a "a amos
de edad, que trabajaba en- esta
Her de los Sres. Swiggett Brothers,
de csta ciudad, se infirio una gra
We lesion en- el lado derecho de la
frcnte, region temporal, disparan
dose un tiro de revolver Cay6 al
suelo Y sufrio en- la cafda otra le
sion en- la cabeza. La sangre de am
bas heridas lleno la galeria en- don
de cay6 y fue d manchar el piso del
patio. Ell succso ocurri6 d las 2.4O
de la tarde Y ocasion6 gran impre
sion en- el vecindario. Ell interfcc
to era muy estimado en- la ciudad
y tenia numerosos amigos.
Los antecedentes y el suceso sc
rcfieren como sigpe:
Jaime Sanabria tiene SUI familia
en- Rio Piedras, madre y hermana
y hacia tres amos que trabajaba de
sl oficio de sastre con los Sres |
Swiggett en- cuya casa merecia cl
mejor conccpto, segun manifesto
cl Sr. Swiggett a un reporter ;. de
"Ia Correspondencia'.
Trabajaba en- el taller que tene
esa casa en- cl edifcio antes citado
v lc acompailaba Martin Angulo,
Gle su mismo oficio y muy amigo
suvo. Ambos vivian en- una habi
taci6n de los altos de la casa hume
ro 9 de la Gale de la Luna. ALI
fue trasladado el cucrpo del dies
graciado suicida V lc velaron has
ia la mahana de hoy en- que fu6
conducido al cemcntcrio de la ciu
dad. Tn gran numero de amigos
del fnado fucron Il la casa en- que
Sc deposit0 cl cada yer y sus fami
liares vinieron de Rio Pidras al en-
terarse del succso.
La tarde del suceso trabajaban
en- el local expresado Angulo V
Sanabria. Estuvo cl finado d me
dio dia con vcrsando con su prin-
cipal cl Sr. Swigeett. Este Sc mos
tr0 un tanto rcscrvado, perO cor
tesmente diio al reporter de "La
Correspondence = que Sanabria
habia estado 4 medic dia hablando |
con el de varioS asuntoS. en- la me |
jor forma. Como i las 2,}5 lc pidi0 |
Sanabria AngIlo una moneda de
cinco ccntavoS Y POGO despues le |
djo que 10 besara Y abrazara por
que iba d dcJarlo. Not6 el compa
nero que Sanabria estaba muy cn
tristecido yeycitado Y IL dilo que
SO dcjara de tonterias. No creyo !
aqucl tuviera ningun fatal propo
sito. 4 los poroS 1nome1ltps s0no un
disparo dc cvolv yer Y Sanabria ro
do por 81 suelo del balloon que da
ii la galeria. Sc alarmo cl vecinda
RIO. acudicron " i POGO llegaron
los doctorcs Aviles Y Garcia Que
vedo. No habia aun muerto Sa-
nabrla V fue sacado dc 10 casa scgui-
10 prcstdndoIc los auxilios facul-
.ativos. No hubo posibilidad de
al varle Y ii POGO muri6,
So dIo en- Ia ei,idad que el fina-
10 habia tenido anteriormcnte al
runas diiicultadcs con 81 Sr. jose Ba-
.6n veste parcce que habia tenido
llguas discuSi0ncs con Saaabria,
ina DC elias 81 mismo dia del succ-
%. --R. l. =.
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lie ? afos de preside por ei deliso
tie vIosacion. e. iniivliuo Maximi-
aaaO Brsee.y HeendsA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-11
Baja en- pIisinnes.

Ha rdo puesto en iifertai PR ha-
Der ceiado extinguid4 81 c0n6eaA
Evening star., 1909-08-20
CONGRESS MUST PROVIDE.
Uncle Sam Cannot Now Establish
Post Office in Turkey.

American missionaries in Turkey In
large numbers have been petitioning the
Postmaster General for the establish
ment of an American post Office I'm Tur-
key. 1t is calimed that since the re-
cent disturbances I'm that country there
has been more or less dissatisfaction
with the mail service. especially that
from the United States.
1t is stated at the department that
congressional legislation would be neces-
sary to permit the establishment OF an
American post Office in a foreign coun-
try, and probably treaty stipulations
The fact. however, that such institutions
are very expensive precludes the likeli-
hood of favorable action in the case of
the Turkish Office.
There are said to be two such Ameri-
can post Offices or postal agencies In
foreign countries at present, one al
Shanghai and the other at Yokohama
but both are operated In connection with
the ocean mail service.
1t was also announced at the depart
mept that negotiations are now pending
for the extension of the French-Amer-
ican parcels post treaty to include Tahiti
and Haiti in the West Indies.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
ISSUE RESTS ON THE RECORDS
SECRETARY BALLINGER COM
MENTs UPON CRITICISMS.
Saws While Public Lands Remain
to Be Administered There
Will Be Complaints.

HELENA, Mont. August "o.-"As long
as any public lands remain to be admin
istered, there will be complaints. de-
clared Secretary of the Interior Baliinser
yesterday. speaking of the. criticism con-
cerning the reclamation service
Some of the settlers on the reciama-
ton projects" he continued. settled on
the land expecting to reap q fortune
without the necessity of understanding
irrigation methods. They have been dis
illusioned, and now desire the government
to release them from their contracts and
to reimburse them for their expendi-
tcres.
IT realize there are some things In the
law governing the disposition of pubic
lands which ought to be modified, and !
shall suggest such changes In report
to Congress In the meantime the estab-
iished policy of the Interior Department
will continue.
.tThere has been gross misrepresenta-
tions regarding the action Of the depart
ment in certain matters. 1t VIII pe
shown, however. when the facts are mace
known, despite the claims of the restora-
ton of power sites during this admins
tration, that actually more sites have
been withdrawn during the administra-
tion than during the former ones. and
Evening star., 1909-08-20

the Protestants the difference was great
er, only 1913 per cent being males. while
In the Roman Catholic Church the males
formed 1913 per cent OF the total member
ship.
Fewer males than females were found
among the Latter Day Saints the Luth-
Grams, Disciples, Methodists. Baptists,
Presbyterians and Protestant Episcopa-
iians. the percentages of male members
decreasing in the order shown. and there
being but 355 per cent of males among
the Episcopalians. Among the Christian
Scientists only 27.6 per cent were males.
and OF the Shakers but 2i-3 per cent: but
In the Greek Orthodox Church 039 per
cent were males
Other salient features of the report show
that there were million and a quarter
dollars invested in church edifices. and
that every day eight new churches sent
their spires skyward.
OF the total estimated population of con.
tinental United States in 1905 the church
members formed 391 per cent, as against
32.1 per cent for 1890. OF this 6.4 per cent
the Roman Catholic Church is credited
u'sth A ner cent and the Protesants with
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Piracy on the Thames.
From the London Chronicle.

From the LONDON tnfoulcle
There was piracy of another kind on
the Thames little more than a century
ago. This is described in a chapter in
Dr. Peter Colquhoun's Treatise on the
Crime and Police OF the River Thames"
published in 1900. The West India trade
suffered most at the hands of these dep
redators Gangs of night plunderers
called light -horsemen' went on board
vessels prepared with crowbars, adzes
and other tools to open and again head
up the casks OF sugar. They also carried
shovels to take out the contents. and
number of bags made to. contain 100
pounds each. These bags were called
'.black strap" having been previously
dyed black to prevent their being seen In
the night when slowed In the bottom Of a
wherry.
There were other classes of river
pirates. having various picturesque de-
scriptions, suoh as heavy horsemen,"
who plundered by day; game lighter
men," who assisted in. conveying the
plunder; ''mudlarks." who stripped the
copper or q ships bottom and who were
known to steal q cable and anchor before
the captains very eyes; sham ratcatchers.
who acted as spies. and the lowest grade
of all. "scufYie hunters" who haunted
the quays and docks intent on petty pill
fering. 1t was in consequence of Dr. Col
quhoun's revelations that the Thames po-
lice was established, when river piracy
soon became a thing OF the past. 80
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Special Value i'm
.Wonaem's Silk Hose.

m IFTY dozen. pairs Wonl
sir ems Pure Silk Hose, with
.IN cotton soles, in black.
W. white, tan, bronze, gray,
suede, pink, sky blue, old rose
and lavender. An excellent
value.
Special price, $I.oo a pair.
Regular price, $I.35.
Also so dozen pairs Children's
Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, with
double knees, toes and heels;
sizes g to 10.
Special price, I21ac pair.
Main floor, vt.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Woodward s Lothrop.

that not one Withdrawn under the former
administration has been grabbed
There was no controversy between Mr.
Pinchot and myself at the Irrigation con-
gress I'm Spokane. / was invited there 10
make an address on the work OF the IN
terror Department as 1t affected matters
In which the irrigationists are interested
did not enter into defense of my course
as compared with that of an Official in
another department"
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Virginia Republicans Get Busy.

Representative Slemp, chairman Of the
republican state committee OF Virginia.
has announced that the republican GU
bernatorial campaign will open at Wood
stock. Shenandoah county. Monday, Sep
tember Is. William p. Kent. the re-
publican gubernatorial candidate. will be
the principal speaker. Mr.. Slemp has
returned TO Roanoke and will remain at
republican headquarters there during the
campaign.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
MORE WOMEN IN CHURCHES
MEN MAKE POOR SHOWING IN
CENSUS BULLETIN.
Biggest General Gain for All De.
nominations Made by Roman
Catholics in 1905 Figures.

Standing out as a conspicuous feature
OF a bulletin issued by the census bureau
entitled Census OF Religious Bodies" IL
the fact that out of a church member
ship in the United States in 1905 OF
nearly $1,000, ,o00 males formed consider.
ably less than half of the total.
OF the total church membership report
ed by the various religious bodies an6
classified by sex, AL per cent we're male:
s-a ssia nar cant war> sAv,ofas- ni0ns
Evening star., 1909-08-20
sailor Killed in California.

The Navy Department is informed that
Joseph NJ Seithel, coal passer. at the
naval training station at Yerba Buena,
Cal, was killed last night In the GYM
nas,um there by accidentally falling on
his head in vaulting. Seithel enlisted In
March last. He was son of John j.
Seithei of st. Louis.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
1.s, the remainder being divided among
all other denominations

The total church membership for 1906
was 1886. 445. of which number the Prot
estants were credited with 2O.2S7,74o and
the Roman Catholics with 12079,142 or
the Protestant bodies the Methodists num-
bered j. 5.749, ,S3S, the Baptists 1862 234, the
Lutherans 2.112,494. the Presbyterians
l.S3O555 and the Disciples or Christians
l, ,l42350. The rate of increase shown for
the Roman Catholic Church is 93.5 per
cent. which is more than twice that for
all the Protestant bodies combined
Evening star., 1909-08-20
| Infants
| Long Slips.

NIT NFANTS' Long Slips
made of fine nainsook, with
tucks and featllerstitching
to form yoke; neck ami
sleeves trimmed with lace.
$I.oO each.
Infants Cambria Long Slips, made with ,er
box piaits; ruf1e on neck and sleeves. Each ~
Infants Nainsook Long Slips, with yoke O
tucks and insertion; rune on neck and rof-
Infants Nafnscok Long slips. with tucks ant
insertion to form yoke; lace on neck and 1c.-
AeeSeS. Lach.-. .......... ~
Infants. Nainsook Long Slips. round yoke sci
sleeves. Each PA'~O
Third floor, Eleventh ct.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Special Value i'm
Real Lace Wells.

NTIonS1 E HAVE just re-
H III ceived and offer, at
WAN a special price, a
small lot of Real
Lace Wells, in white only, and III
small, neat, self-colored effects.
~ yards long.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Regular price, $500.
Main floor q St
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Have The Star Follow You.

Stop in at The Star Office and leave an
order for The Star to be mailed to you
while you are out of town this summer
The price for The Evening and Sunday
Star. postage prepaid. ID 60 cents month.
Cash with ordsr
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Children's
Outing Footwear.

y-n 'c' and Childrens
MNM Tennis Oxfords, made
canvas, with heavy
rubber soles.
Sizes S1z to 2-SI. 90 pair.
Sizes 21z to Z$I.e5 pair.
Misses Outing Shoer. of white canvas and
russia calfskin with heavy rubber soles; 81 20
sizes IL to z. Pair. .....----.--.- -
Misses and Children's Barefoot Sandals. OF tan
raIfskin with two straps and Goodyear ST *
welt sole: sizes to 8. Pair. ...........
Sizes SLs to 2. Pair. ............... pi.oo
Sizes 2is to 6. Pair. p<.oO
Childrcnps Ankle Strap Tics. OF white canvas.
tan calfskin and dull and patent ki.lskin. Win
spring heel and turn sole; finished with Ct c.o
neat buckle; sizes d to s. Pair. ........
Sizes sls to 10l,. Pair. r................. 9l./o
Third floor. Tenth st.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Clearance Sale of
Mems Bathing Suits.

~ UR entire stock of Mems Bathing Suits has been greatly
ANN reduced in price effect complete clearance The lot
w composed of the popular style navy blue AMI
black; trimmed with red white Sizes 60 to
AZ, inclusive
5000 Suits, $4,000. $3.50 Suits, $500.
$500 Suits, $3.50. $3.50 and So Suits, $500.
S1.OO Suits, 75c.
Maind Fst
Evening star., 1909-08-20
WOm1en's Summer
Underwear at S1 .OO.
@z&1 OMEN'S Gown
NIVll made of nainsook,
NAk cambria and muslin,
with high, low. or We
neck, and variously trimmed with
embroidery, insertion, lace edge,
beading and ribbon
$I.oo EACH,

Women's Cambric Long Petticoats In several
STYLES: some finished with tucked lawn ru61c m
ished with blind or eyelet embroidery,
others with plain tucked lawn ruiiie. &I M
women's Nainsook Corset Covers, In several
STYLES: some trimmed with lace edge, Insertion.
beading and ribbon; others with lace, Ct 10
embroidery. beading and ribbon. Each.
womens Nainsook and Cambria Drawers: some
with lace-trimmed rufnes. beading, tucks and
ribbon, and others hand embroidered and
hnished with full scaiiopeo rune. .4on. SI.oo
Womens Long Kimonos, of crepe and lawn:
made full and long, those Of crepe being hnsned
with wide Persian border: the lawn ones mn
ished with plain white or polka dot Dor ST OO
ders. Each. ............
Third door. Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
HOSIERY.


Children's Lace Hose: 49,
black: white and tan; odd &c
Misses Plain Gauze and Ns
Lace Lisle Hose. SOC value. SOC
Boys Ribbed Hose; dou- 4 p
bic knee. heel and toe. 19c DC
value. Special.
Misses Fine Ribbed Hose; 1~
double sole: spliced heel. Il VIC
2Jc value. Special.
3 for 50c
Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hose; Ne
black. white and tan. Soc ZSC
value. Special. al................
Ladies' Embroidered Hose; 1e
double sole: spliced heel. a0SC
5Oc value. Special. ......
Ladies' Split White Feet ~
Hose; double sole; spliced ZSC
heel BIC value. Special
Ladies' Silk Hose: cotton Ns
sole: all colors. $1.25 val VOC
ue. Special. l.....................
Ladies' Lace and GAUGE N~
1isle Hose. 50c value. Spe- e1VC
cldi.
Misses Fine Ribbed Hose; ~e
double sole and spliced heel. ZSC
35c value. Special.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

II you want work read the want ool-
:;rnnS Of The Star.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Wrights Are Members.

when the -Wrights were here in May"
Mr.. Burridge continued, they were made
honorary members of the. Aeronautic So
ciety and l invited them up to Morris
Park to see our Herring-Curtiss machine
perform. They told me they thought the
machine infringed on their patents and
that they would be justified in bringing
a suit against the society as the owner
of the machine. told them / would
welcome such an action and would glad
ly accept service at any time. as I be-
lieved such litigation would help con-
siderably to straighten out many things
I'm dispute.
Through we are. nominally the defend
ant in the action we are fully protected
by our contract with Mr.. Curtiss. which
guarantees us against all claims and
legal expenses or damages for infringe
ments. So we. have no interest I'm the
matter save that we feel kindly disposed
toward all aeronautic inventors Of prom
ise. and believe our society has helped
greatly by Its stand to accelerate the
progress of aviation in this country.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-02
STERLING
 RANGE |" Has NO Equal

The Range with Lifting Top Plate for feeding the fire brolng. Transparent Double Oven Door, you look through mica the and Patent Lift Hearth lifts up and is held up by catch instead of swinging out into the