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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-04

Hailey-The United States land Office
in HALEY IL entitled to the record for
the most extensive business ever done
during month. The fees collected in
July OF this year are exceeded by
$685. during September. As against
August the excess on overrun was
1905. so.
Segregation of 80, 900 acres of land
fer the Twin Falls e. Raft River com
pany's irrigation project in the Raft
river valley is about completed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-14
3AR7AS DEL PUEBLO
Estudio cientifico de una isla

y. Director ae ola Correspondent.
cia San Juan.
Senior: sl,mpre ME IA parecldo
muy extrano : cue padie haya ocurri-
do hacer I'D estudio geol5gico, cienti-
fifo er tcdos los ordenes, Ia isla
llamada Gaia de Muertot ~ tan
cerca esta de la costa sur. : que Sc
trata de explotar 8 que Sc esd explo-
tando esa isla. perc oajo el punto de
vista de la ciencia nadie ha presenta
do un estudio pra' tico de ella. Quien
sabe 81 hacerlo fuera itil Y quien sabe
tambien 81 seria productive converti1
a9ue'la pequeila isla en- uu sitio de
curlosldad paIs touristas lublicc
est's ideas con obieto de yer 81 hay
qulen opine como yo y quien Sc de-
t.rmlne estudiar este tema.
Con la mas alta consideration. -
Playa de Ponce, agosto II de 1909.
-NERZELIUS
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GacetiI|a de Humacao.
De nuestro corresponsal

Aeosto I0-Aver Sc vio en- a Cortc
dc Distrito apelaci6n de Benigno
Gonzalcz acusado por libelo por de-
claraciun, hechas en- mn pleito Sc
guido pos us familiarcs. FL fiscal
sostuvo In acusaci6n V el juez Do
minguez schal6 el dia once para re-
solver ell caso.
Ell Ayuntamlento ha adquiri-
do dos magnifcoS cares para dcdi-
carlos al tranSportc dc matcrialcS en-
Ia construction dc las Gales que en-
rc7aran dentro de breyeS diaS. Los
rarros fueron construidos pur cl ha
hiI constructor dc coehes Y dcmas
vehiculos Ramon Nalcurl. de ca
euas, son de una moderna constrIlc
ci6n. A los haccndados les conven-
dria yer esta nueva clase de carrGs
hechos al estilo de la Habana.
En- La Discussion" de latHaba-
ma. recibida aver hemoS vistn una
efemerides dedicada al martlr Fran
cisco Gonzalo Marin Dicho peri6-
dico dedica algunas Columns al Illus
tire paisano. que rceomendamoS i los
lertores de LA Correspondent
Esc hermoso trabajO 10 firma Ia auto
rizada puma de Luis Lsmarque
-Es raro el dia que nc paeamoS
Ia carne aquf ! euarcnta ccnta.n,
el klio Dcbia evitarse por quicn eu
rresrcnGa, que cl truts dc carn.~
ria csluvieEa eNplo;ando al p'iprii
60 de esa manera. Tenemos cntCH.
do que el nlunicipio esta autoriga Z,
para eXpendcr carnes,siemprc q'iel"
nc haya ganado suieiente para Il ,1r-
sumo diario- La p"ea cantidad ,.r -.--
naaio sacriticadO c. Ia que dat, GU
hac que So pagne tan caro- '-'e
ariicl.lo-
sPor QUE el Avuntamiento ~ or
dena one Sc sacriiquen reses los di4z
cue eslas cosas sucedan!
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En- favor del alcalde

Sr Director de LA Correspon-
dencia'
Sc estan hacienda rcparacioncs
en- las esquinas dc algunas dc las ca
lies dc la ciudad Y colocandose plan
chas de hlorro Y plataformas de pic
dra quo nivclan cl pisc V evitan cal
das dc los transcuntcs. Los vecinos
de las csquinaS dc las Gales de San
Justo a Ia Fortalcza y dc Fortalez
a San Justo Sc mucstran muv COM
placidos con csas mejoras Y felicitan
por clio al alcaldc dc la ciudad DR.
de! Nallc Atilcs, por haber dispuesto
la realization dc tales obras.
Tn vcclno comerciantc-
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LOS SUCES0S
De MEL|LLA,
Los moros. atacan a
Penon de la Gomera
Probable :-evo}ucio1, en- el
norte de Mexico. -.
Portagneses y rusos para su-
plantar i los trabaiadofes
iaponeses de Hawaii.

Nueva York, agosto A.
Las ''iarkas'' que ocupan las
cercanias de "Pen6n de la Go.
mera" y Alhucemas, en- la
costa de Africa, han realizado
desde aver serios ataques a los
fuertes espanoles de aquellos
puntos. La guarnici6n de
Alhucemas tuvo 6 horas de
fuego cou los moros alcanzan-
do rechazar los ataques. En-
Pen6n de Gomera hay hume
rosas fuerzas moras y la guar
nici6n es exigua Sc ha da-
do ordenes a los buques de
guerra de la marina espanola
que estan en- e] estrecho que
salgan para Melilla y puntos
amenazados por los moros.
Tres buques de guerra han
sido enviados a Alhucemas.
Washington, agosto A..
Ell presidente Taft ha hecho
las designaciones de $50 su'
pervisores para los trabajos
del censo y siguen organizando
las ofcinas para la direction
de eSe trabajo
Nueva York agosto a.
Noticias de Mejico aseguran
que Sc estan lievando a cabo
trabajos revoluciouarios para
derrocar al actual gobierno y
en- el norte de la repiblica Sc
nota gran agitacion entire CO.
nocidos elementos politicos
hostiles a la actual situaci6n.
Ell gobierno ha hecho recon
contraction de tropas en- pun
tos principales y ordenado
una severa vijilancia.
Nueva York, agosto, A..
En- Hawaii Sc estan haciendp
contratas con agentes de j
migraci6n para obtener traba.
jadores rusos y portugueses.
Sc trata de sustituir con estos
a los japoneses, a los que Sc
busca eli modo de repatriar.
Sc temen dificultades con los
trabaiadorcs nipones cuyo nd-
nero es muy grande en- la is
la v estan perfectamente Or
ganizados,
Washington, agosto A.
FL presidente de Bolivia. Vi,
llazon. esta hacienda gestiones
diplomaticas para obtener una
revision del fallo arbitrai re.
cientemenlc dictado Ell cl
asunto de limites Gle la from
terra cuyo fallo, dado por Ar
gentina, recay0 en- favor dc
Peru.
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)ibertad para defender J propagar Il
doctrina y Ia forma polftica que, com
prendidas en- Ia base fun damental del
self-government mejor Sc adapten al
criterio particular y a las simpatias
de cada uuo, en- el seno de ID colecti-
vidad;
Considerando que esta hbertad de
ideas conse cuentes al fin superior de
ia Union de Puerto Rico," traera
como inevitable consequences del de-
bate y de Ia propaganda una progre-
silva condensation del ideal politico
del pueblo puertorrisueho, en- forma
especifica J cor,ects yeri6candose este
proceso evelutivo ayudads por Is
Direction del Congres de los Esta
dos Undo, imprims IL resolution
de los Asuntos concernientes al Pue
bio DE- Puerto Rico: LA JUNTA
CENTRAL DlRECTIVA DELLA
UNION DE PUERTO RHO,
acueIda:
PR1AEko: ManteDer .I esplritu fun
damental de la TeferidA DECLARA
CI0N DE pRINCIPIOs en- el senti
do del seD-Gsuernmem { cempleta
autonomia, como aspiracian general
del tueblo fuertorriqueno
sEeuNpo; Declarar que los puer.
torrique1os eostenedcre. del vinculo
de la "Cnion," estap su perfecta
libertad para defender , propasar Ia
forma politics que dentre de los prin-
cipios y fines del gobierno propio
meior Sc adapts al criteris particular
de cada uno. deatro de las tendencias
y asplraclones de Ia Union de puet.
to Rico"
Dentro de ess. bs.ep csb.y tcdos
los partldos
Los ,epublicanos sutonomistaf tie
ner des fo:mas de ingresa en- la
Union, & individual s colectivamente
Como ciudadanos que aceptan las ba-
ses de la Union, . como partido que
entra en- Ia agrupac:fD 8 sumar su,
esfuerzos y sus trabajos les esfuer-
zos = trabslos de su, compatriotas
Es el 5nico canine que seguir, y el
1rlco que lleva un fin PRACTICE no
ble, justo y patri6tico
Mediten eD clio los hombre. de
buena voluntad del partido republi-
cauo Sc convenceran.
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POE OLE No GANAR DINERO:

iofaaF.ia 5riene- para l. ampliaci6n de
l'isetra toiocrzfia puede fzei,mente "a
1ar Dc 8 81 dIarlo con este trabaIo-
Aandana9> usgnSicas muestrzs de Pie
Con tEe- snnpiiaciones por 81. Pioneer POr-
'raIi Co 55li South Halstead st. Chica-
81 IL. u. .. a.
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::i0iga Pueblo.

PsTa 'smisas. paragua,. driles al
I'm bras nolchones inclsse. camas Y te-
lss te IA Iiends Roia que e. is cue
ye,se VI. haratn San Fec. 81.
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Last Practic varsity
Team For Thanksgiving

With West Virginia confident and
the Washington and Jefferson team
denroratiZed and fearing defeat, the
Two rival elevens are now engaged
IN. their last practice prior to the
thanksgiving game which will be
Witnessed by, thousands of students.
Inc Following two reports show the
confidence Of the Varsity eleven and
the apparent Willingness of w. e J.
TO cpticede defeat
Morgantown-The West virginia,
varsity has but one more game to
play to complete the 1909 schedule,
Wh1eh has been, by all odds, one of
the hardest in it's history. The game
to be played next Thursday against
washington and Jefferson will close
a most successful season. Among
the games scheduled during the past
season were those against the Uni
Versty Of Pennsylvania, which re-
suited, in a score Of 10 to against
the old Gold and Blue Bucknell
college was played. here a week af-
ter the, Penn game and a tie game
was the result; then came the games
against Pitt, Penn State and Mariet-
Ia, In close succession. The most
noteworthy achievement Of the team
representing the local institution was
made Against the strong Pitt team.
Ihe game was played on the local
grounds and the West Virginians
managed to keep the Pitt warriors
from crossing their goal line Al
ter 81 rather poor showing made
against Penn State the followers of
the local team were more or less
disappointed, but on last Wednesday
the, team showed reversal of form
When they won from Sunny Prices
Wesleyan team 40 to o.. The team
IN that game showed the best form
OF the season and has ENCOURAGED
everybody ip the belief that Wash
jngton and Jefferson will meet with
its first defeat at the hands Of a.
West, Virginia eleven.
Washington--Tt is the belief Of
many supporters of Washington and
Jefferson that the Red and Black
team Is staring its second defeat of
the season in the face. With many
OF the best men out Of commission
on account Of injuries, team some
what demoralized fromsa recen: de-
feat at the hands Of PITT, the sec
tional championship lost and the
final game scheduled away from
home, the chances for winning the
annual struggle with West Virginia
University negt Thursday appear to
be mighty slim. The ih;,nies to
GrfTff1 and Cartain Ffe!taE we're
bad enough, especially since at hope
Ct the former playing wnn9 gij!Hmer-
ing, but the situation has been ag-
gravated man: fold by the more re-
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Rome, Nov. 23.-It Is reported from
Bologna that the famous painting of
st. Cecilia by Rafael, in the Pinaco'
teca Of that city has just been placed
IN a heavy frame and chained to a
ring in the wall. The director of
the gallery, when asked for the rea-
son Of this unusual precaution. point
I'd to the fact that a certain artist
had been working on copy Of the
painting. almost daily, for forty years
ind had succeeded in making so per-
feet a copy, showing even the defects
caused by the drying, and cracking
Of the paint and varnish, that even
an expert could not tell the copy from
the original. Under these circum-
stances he considered it merely
wise precaution to take some heroic
measures to insure the safety. Of the
original canvas.
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snspel because 1T IL nniversal. The
congregation Sunday at Simpson both
morning and evening showed AN In:
crease. The class and prayer meetings
are we'll attended and the Sunday
school also is rapidly growing. " The
stranger I'm the city with ind q hearty
welcome to all the services .. 4,
Mrs. T. G. CabelI Is able to We up
|after having been confined to her bed
for several days. >>>;'[5- ....'-.@ -:
Fhe Lifters Of Simpson M, E. church
WIFI be entertained this week by MES.
Jane Merritt at her residence on Lewis
street. y : : = $50 I.- - 800
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bicket. of
west Charleston, was frightened by
the arrival Of a bouncing girl FRIDAY
Fmorntng. Both mother and babe are
doing well. .'".','.. :s''
The Axe Factory Association is pre-
paring for a grand turn out at West
charleston Thanksgiving Day. Ser
mon will be preached to the order in
the morning followed by a literary
programme at night. Refreshments
VIII be served throughout the day
The teachers and pupils of Washing
ton school are collecting clothing, bed.
a1ng and food for the inmates Of the
.Eoiored Orphans Home who lost their
all, a few weeks ago, In the fire which
destroyed the building, These CHART,
4Pie people are making strenuous ef,
forts to have their contributions ready
for shipment Thursday, that the or.
kphaans may have Thanksgiving din
sner, and they ask the public to assist
them. Contributions Of any kind
clothing, heding or food, will be gladly
received at the school building on Don
[nally street,
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NOTICES:

NOTICE Is hereby given that a.
ter thirty days from the first ptSlSs
lication hereof, the undersigned, I.
behalf Of themselves. and associates
Will make application to the Mayore
and Common Council OF the Town Sofs
Pratt, Kanawha county, West
gin1a, to grant to the undersigneti
their executors, administrators. ssuSsS
cessors and assigns. for thenast Sss
and associates, the right ana priyfl.S
.ege to use the streets, alleys, bridges
rights of way and other pfoilarS
belonging to the said Town of Pratt
or under the control of the pA3ayoF;
and Common Council OF the ssaid
Town of Pratt fog the period OF fifsgl
600 years, for the purpose nf co.,
structing, equipping, maintaining and
operating an interurban and ssraagS
railway thereon. ..>' }:1st.& 3! jsg 'ysai
CHARLES K. M'DERMOTT. III
W. E.. BEARDsLaE. ~ l3s !ssSj
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Let :. Your Mons W., Wl,ork 81 GU

opinion on the Question as g.. f.
whether or not football shouId ~
Hppiished, and, their opinions ON tba
luestlon are, varied, many of them
~ the larger schools, however he
ing IN favor Of keeping football hit
hod1fying the rules. - -
Dr. woodrow Wilson. of Prince
s ION, makes the following common
fhlladelphia, Nov. 22.-"FoothaIJ
Is too fine a game to be abolishea ~ ~
nahd. | do think, however that ~
should be modified to some extent
~ order to obviate these fatal acci-
oents as much as possible. To mis-
end | think the colleges and univer0
sues OF the country should get to-
gether this winter and 90 over, the
situation carefully with the nom
oe[s or the football rules COMMITTEES
:. Il have no doubt that such, a con.
ference would result in the discovery
oi some means Of preserving the au-
tulhn game and yet of eliminatine
the tragic features that have made
thls season so memorable.
In the. meantime, I do NOT 600
Cnat newspaper discussion would he
at all profitable, nor do | care to %
into detail as to my private views On
what should be done
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, cent injury to Anderson ami The dis
: coVery that Right Tackle "Rufe''
k1rberger would play I'D more this
ye:r.
The coach IS ore provoked 4. the
tactics Of k;"berger. It .as not
"ncWn after The Pitt contest that he
vas badly TART. t|He wcnr to Sc
V,chley and no word was received
IRON him until yesterday, when one
O: the coaches went to STE KIM. If
had been lalcncc on Thursday that
his wrist was rroken ari Il 81 oulder
ais .f2cated an ! any hope us his Dlav
ing again this year has vanished.
The worst piece of i'll luck that
has befallen the team during the
week, however, was the injury to
fullback Anderson. He was one of
the rev players who came through
Ihe 'Rrtt game practically unscathed,
put ON. last Thursday he sprained an
ankle IN, practice, and he will not be
able to walk for at least week.
nile Whitehill Is beng groomed
Tor his place, and is doing as we'll
IS could be expected, he is inexperi-
ehced, having only been in. two
games this year. He will be de-
pended upon, however, to fill the bill
Whlie, workman will probably take
h1rberger's place In the line
with the season practically at AMI
end there is much speculation as to-
who will captain the Red and Black
next season. The names of three
players-Marshall of Williamsburg,
1ngham Of New Castle, and Tibbens
OF 'Franklin--have been mentioned.
Tibbens has two more years to play,
while 1ngham and Marshall will
next year be seniors. For this sea-
son 1t is hardly expected that lib
Dens will be an active aspirant.
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BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR RACES

Iampa, Fla, Nov. 24-taacing I'M
Ger the auspices Of the Tampa. Jockey
Nluo Will begin tomorrow at the new
rack recently completed at West
Tampa. Indications point to aysuc-
cessful meeting. and the officials nf
the track are pleased at the bros.
poets. The stables are flied with
fast horses from many. parts Of the
United States and Canada and addi-
tionaI shipments will arrive early
next week from Latonia.
The meeting will extend over a pc
ROD of 100 days. An average OF
$4,000 in stakes and purses will be
hung up daily. The event OF the
opening day will be the inaugural
Handicap, a six.furlong event for all
ages, for a purse Of $1,000 and added
money. e" ~
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DAM

to subject the real estate of the
said Joseph NJ. Craig to the payment
of his debts, You are required to pre-
sent your claims against the estate
OF the said Joseph M. Craig for ad-
1udlcaation. to: John A. Hunt, Com
missioner, at his office in the Ar
ca9e Building, in the City Of Char
leston; Kanawha" County, West Vir-
ginla, on or before the 18th day of
Witness ia a MtiottesheaGrd, c1ari;
of said Court, this 21st day of Oc4
tober, 1907 I'D 80" = ~ ~ -,
... IRA. MOTTESHEARD,
: ...., ..,....,,, $780,, Clerk.
L. e. McWHoRTER, v''" - :,
r. r. HUNDLEY, ~.
Solicitors y |,ns ...-... ...., IL -Gt
. - ~ ~ - 5 ~ =: : = :. ~.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. y

Notice is hereby given in gaecords,
ance with Section Is, Chapter 53s
Code OF West Virginia. that at meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the LowenS
stein Realty Company to be held Un
November 26th, 1909, at the Office Saf.
thee, Company, No. 225 Capitol Street,
Charleston, West Virginia, q resolu-s
ton Will be offered to issue preferrs65
stock not to exceed one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars ($168, 900. O9spf{{
- o.. Isaac Lowepstein
11-18-2t 2'%sS I{-{95ass5
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Changes in Rules .

Now that the football season is
practlcally ended comes the report
OF further changes in the rules Yor
next season the object being to les
sen the danger to players. - -: :,
~For several years there has been
more and more tendency for omen
plays, as the open game rs attended
by less danger than the mass PLAYS
whSre the players pile up in a. tufn-
oleo heap: Just what these changes
are Is not known now, but the fear
, Ia. soccor may succeed. rugby will
10 keep up the old traditions sfran,,.
Gus efforts always will be made IN
retain the prestige Of rugby lessen
ing the dangers of the game every
year until the death list is enfjreIy
eliminated and the injured fist ia
also considerably abated,
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NOINCE TO CoNTRACrORs.

The BOARD Of Educator" 1ndepen-
lent District Of theuCity OF Charles
ton will receive bids until Novem7
:berf 2nd, 1902. at 8 o'clock p, No.,
Cor the construction OF a four-foorn
addition to the Lincoln school buildI
ing" .-.t -; q. .,,E..,pne.. I,
= Plans and. specifications may be
seen at the Office OF the Super1nten-
lent at the High School building.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Bids should be marked "Bids for
lincoln Addition" and addressed to
w. o. DAUM, Secretary
l0-22-5fris. Board OF Education.
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Settled by Georgetown.

The football question has been
settled at Georgetown University,
the faculty having decided to abol-
ISh 1ne game as 1t is now played.
The following is the order:
THAT tho game of football shall
be discontinued by the athletic ASSOC
citation until such time as the rules
can be so framed as to exclude all
possibility Of danger to life and
limb"
This action was prompted by the
death Of Archer Christian, left half
back Of the University Of Virginia,
In the game on Georgetown field.
IT is understood that the Virginia
Legislature will pass law prohibit
ing the game of football.
~, TIE Football Question.
"A great many Of the presidents OF
the different colleges throughout
the country have expressed their
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
To the creditors Of Joseph M. Craig.
In pursuance OF a decree of the
Circuit Court OF Kanawha County,
made In the cause therein pending,
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J. Fl. HUNT,
Commissioners Of the Circuit Court
OF Kanawha County, West Vir-
ginia. HAT
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(1lOI|II''a / ! ]: 5

FRIDAY and SATURDAY we will
show Children's and Misses CLOAKS
vt values not over sixty per cent or
market price. These are the new
est, best materials, just received and
bought to close as above.
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300 larger sized SHEETS, finish
ed with the new; patent seams, 44c
while they last. The Sheeting today
Is worth more.
Evening journal., 1909-01-27
THIS AFFINITY
GETS A SURPRISE

Albert Patten. colored, was one Of the
witnesses against Samuel Cole, also col
ored. in City Court. this morning, on a
charge of assault and battery When
City Court ended Albert was under,
arrest for assault and battery, and Sam
had been dismissed.
According 20 Sam. Albert was acting
too much like Bessie Wilson's "af-
hnity" last night In No. 1903 Pine street.
Albert had gone for beer and when
same came into the house he saw Al
bert and Bessie and Lottie Banks Al
bert's affinity" like conduct aroused the
indignation Of Sam, and he tried 10
shame him away. Albert wouldn't be
shamed, there were words. a struggle.
and Sam emerged with a cash in his
head He told Judge Cochran this
morning that Albert had hit him with
a glass Bessie. Lottie and Albert. how
ever. said they didn't know how Sam
got his head cut They all declared that
sam had knocked Bessie down. put a
bump on her head and had pielded a
rolling pin expertly.
Robert S. Glover. Of Garret-Miller and
Company. told the couit that Sam was
a fireman for the firm and was trust
worthy Judge Cochran. thereupon. dis
missed Sam and ordered warrant is
sued for the arrest Of Albert on charge
OF assault and battery upon Sam.