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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-24

knocked to the pavement, and both
wheels of the cab passed over ms
body. Beers was taken to police mead
quarters this afternoon, where ne Is
being detained. pending an investi-
CATION Those who have been inter-
viewed have not made any statements
relative to the speed at which Beers
was driving.
Harras In Seattle.
Gus Harras, who was formerly in
the meat business in this city. and who
Beers Detained.
ing gone over with the Walia Walla
excUrsionists this week An effort Will
be made to locate him and notify him
of the accident. and it is probable he
will return on the first train.
Another Accident.
When the Harras lad was struck by
the vehicles his screams could be
heard throughout the neighborhood.
and. hearing the cries, Sylvia Chandler.
Of I North Seventh street who was
injured last week by falling from the
balcony at the Walla Walla Steam
laundry. jumped from her bed, where
she has been since her injury and
rushed into the street The girl learned
that it was her boy. Buster" who
had been injured. and become so
wrought up that the services OF a ply
sician were necessary to pacify her.
Mrs. Chandler was in a critical condi-
ton and it is feared her excitement
this afternoon may prove fatal.
Beers Did Not Stop.
Statements made to the police this
afternoon relative to the accident are
to the effect that Beers did not stop
his team. nor slacken speed after
striking the child. but proceeded up
Main street delivered his fares, and
returned to his stand at Fourth and
Main, where he was detained by the
police. Statements of those who saw
the accident say noiattempt was made
to stop the team but this has not been
definitely determined.
An official investigation will be made
probably tomorrow.
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GENTILES ANGRY
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The presidential party will leave sun
day morning for Ogden.
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A CLASSIFIED AID in The Union
Statesman will get the results for you.
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If you want to buy or sell, see FOX
Rooms and q. Barrett Bld0.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS



MAJ Beceher ,. Ray, PaTmaster, L.
<. A.. WHO has been stationed IN Ho-
aglma for the past year, has been
granted leave # absence by cable, for
eue mouth. The major viii leave for
,be mainland on the Pacific Mail steam
ship Korea next Monday. His leave
WIS obtained on account Of the preca-
rfgus state Of Mrs. Ray health and
The urgent necessity Of an immediate
change Of climate. So urgent was this
necessity during the past week that
Major Ray cabled to Washington for
the necessary permission TO leave. A
eahlegram was sent to Major Wadhams,
head Of the army medical staff in Ho-
noIaIu. who answered that the case was
very urgent. Major Ray received the
necessary orders yesterday and he at
once engaged passage On the Korea.
Upon arrival at san Francisco Mayor
RAY will decide whether to remain
there or 90 on to their old home IN
Ohio. Mrs. Ray has not been well
since arriving here about year ago
from the Philippines.
As Major Ray has only obtained
faave of absence there is hope express
ell that he will not have to ask for
change of station. There has been no
more popular army man stationed in
Honolulu than Major Ray, who has
very wide circle Of friends both in
and out Of the army. He has taken
a keen interest in matters affecting the
public welfare of Honolulu and hav-
ing a close acquaintance with many
Washington officials has been in posi-
tion to do many things to help the
Territory.
Major Ray was appointed to the
army as a paymaster by President Me-
Kinley. Major Ray was formerly in
the railroad business and became con-
nected with the leading organizations
If railroad men, and his influence in
these organizations has not dwindled
whit although he has been in the
army for the past eleven years. 1t
was through his intervention at a
critical time in political history that
the railroad organizations swung around
to the Republican national administra-
tion and its great mass of votes count
ed for much. During the last cam
paign Major Ray was with President
Taft during the greater part of his
tonr of the United States.
Maj. John P. Hams, paymaster, u.
s. A., has been ordered to Honolulu to
relieve Major Ray temporarily, and he
win arrive here on the Mongolia, De-
eember 81.
II is understood that Edwin s. Gee,
Major Rays clerk, will remain here
while Major Ray is on leave.
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Peking, had been in the bands Of the
ministry of war. But now a special
naval department has been created.
and younger brother of the regent
Prince Tsai Hsun-placed at the head
of it. With him is associated Admiral
Sab. a capable and patriotic officer. who
was Originally trained in England, and
who for some years has been trying
with the limited means at his disposal
to improve the efficiency of the squad
ron under his charge. These appoint,
ments were not only significant as indi
eating that a more direct control over
the navy would be exercised by the
central government, they were also i'm
portant for another reason In the
past the fighting professions have been
despised in China. Military and naval
officers have been of little account, and
the lack of prestige attaching to the
two services has no doubt been largely
responsible for the weakness of the en-
pire. But the direct association of the
emperor and the members of his family
with the army and navy can not but
give a powerful impetus to the i'm
portant movement in China today. |
which aims at developing the armed
strength of the empire. A fund of
twenty-six million taels is now to be |
raised for the navy, to be divided be- |
tween initial capital expenditure and /,
the charges of maintenance during the |
first few years. A large part of the |
work in the near future is to consist |
Of the reorganization and enlargement |
of existing dockyards, colleges, and |
arsenals. 1t is said that higher naval |
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Hits Physical Test
WASHINGTON, December 10-Hit-
ting at the annual Roosevelt physical
tests for army officers, Surgeon-General
Torney, in his annual report made pub
lie today. says It is believed that the
test not only fails in the object it
sought 10 attain-a physical condition
which would enable them TO be always
fit for active field service but may
result in serious damage to elderly Of
fcers. -
The defect of the requirement, as it
appears to General Torney, is that it
requires officers to be fit only once a
year He wants them to be fit all the
time
General Torney would induce field
officers to ride regularly by having the
government provide mounts and order
lies for them wherever stationed. He
SAYS the test ride should not be re-
quired of those serving in the tropics
or of those officers sixty-two years old
The New Chinese Navy.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-Un-
willingness to learn of military matters
from the West can no longer be charg
ed against the Chinese government,
for even at this time there is il Europe
an imperial commission charged with
the duty of recognizing the Chinese
navy. This commission will examine
the dockyards, arsenals, and shipbulld-
ing yards of the worlds great mari
time powers. Whether the commission
has been given authority to place or
ders for warships does not seem to be
known for certain, but it is not i'm
probable. While patriotic Chinese de-
sire that the vessels of the future navy
should be built in China, it is not like
ly that the native yards, with their
present resources at least, would be able
to undertake the, work of constructing
ships of considerable size and power.
The Chinese government will, in any
case, be inclined to observe caution in
the work of reconstruction. They have
not been fortunate with their navy in
the past. Their first essay in a feet of
modern vessels was destroyed by the
French in the battle at Foochow in
1884. In the war with Japan ten years
later China had a, number of efficient
and powerful ships, with crews drilled
on modern lines; but bad administra-
ton, among other things, left the feet
without proper supply of ammuni-
ton, with the result that the Japanese
at the battles of the Yalu River and
Weihai-wei swept China s naval forces
off the seas.
The new scheme of reform is intend
ed to remedy the defects of the exist
ing system. In the future naval com
mands and administration will be con-
trolled from the center. Last July an
edict was issued declaring that the EN-
peror would assume supreme command
over the military and naval forces of
China, and that for the present his
powers would be exercised by the re-
gent. Hitherto the affairs of the navy,
SO far as they received attention at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-18
NEW VETERINARIAN
FOR CAVALRY POST

Veterinarian Thomas H. Edwards, re-
Gently appointed, is assigned to the
Fifth Cavalry. He viii proceed to join
his regiment at Sehofeld Barracks, Ho-
aolulu, Hawaii, on the transport to sail
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The lare Franc ii. Le-ge.t. Na,v
1ork's largest wholesale grocer tbes
illustrated his idea Of the morals NJ az
average Wall street man: u opae
hired an erEau3 tov who. after A.,
charged MIN. no doubt vent an -.
street. There he should lie doing xa3l
The hoy was from The countrg n,
o o.. worked Tor he about two DAYS.
ne last DAY he was with Us / sent
nam out for -FOUR dollars worth ~
stamps. giving him sre-dollar Hill
When he came back with the stamps ha
dIdn t offer me any change. Wen =
SAID, impatiently, where : the change
Alfredo There aim any. sir sa;s
he. Stamps has riz- =
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Sillieus-Do YOU believe there is
honor among thieves9 Cynicus-No,
they are just as bad as other people,
Philadelphia Record.
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directly from the motive which in
spires the whole movement of reform
and reorganization in China The Chi
nese are shaking off their apathy and
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academy will be erected. and that~a
new important naval base is to be
founded
The desire for a new navy springs
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But money doesn t always lead 10
happiness. said the poor young man
who hal just been handed the friei3
nit. True, rejoined the fair owner
OF the cold-storage heart; .'but il
often facilitates the search. Chicago
Daily News.
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q" Is She good at pvrographyg" 'tYou
bet, specially her apple pies. ''-Balti-
more American.
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Hits Physical Test.

from San Francisco, about January
1910
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

que sc encuentra
al Sur de la Republics, Sc apresurasen las
senoritas de la alta societad a remitir
,cada cYal su correspondence testimonio
al autor del maravilloso deatifrico.
No habriamos reparado en- eSa circuns-
.tancia 81 todavia no nos encontrasemos
con 'otra carta de Burlat, pero esta vez es
de un caballero q Seguira la Influenza
del ejemplo0
.BurLut (HerauIt. - Muy Sr. mio
lie agradeZc0 Vivamente ell cofrecilIo
muestra que ha tenido v. la bondad de
enviarme. El Dentol eS Verdaderamente
'el dentifrico mas prodigioso que yo he
eonocido, pero es ell case que he con-
cluido va con la muestra no puedo
prescindir de Ell. - Firmado Claudio
GRANDCRoIx.
FL Dentol es, en- efecto, Y asi nos expli-
camos los testimonies precedentes, un
dentifrico soberanamente antiseptico v
dotado de un perfume agradabilisimo.
Esta triple creaci0n, pues sabiGo es
que, existe Aqua, Pasta y Polvo Dentol,
ssta rigorosamente preparada con ARE
glo los trabajos iltimos de Pasteur
destruye todos los malos microbes de
la boca, y del mismo modo impide q
cura con certeza la carries de los dientes,
Ias inflamaciones de las encias las en-
fermedades de la garganta, con la Cir
cunstancia, ademas, de que los pocos
dlas de hacer uso del Dentol Sc We que
los dientes adquieren una blancura bril-
lante y ell sarroe tartaro desaparece,
Quedando en- la boca una sensaci0n de
frescura deliciosa persistente.
Aplicado puro, por medic de una boz
lita de algodon en- rama, ell Dentol calrna
instantaneamente los dolores de psueIas
por violentos cue sean, sin mas que colo
car dicha bolita sobre ell diente d muela
enfermos.
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Ministries italianOs que Sc han dis
tinguidO pOr Su actitud ante la
cataStrOfe de Stella

strNlclo especial de La CorrespondenCia'.
Los dssaEtrsu de SiciIia y 10 Calsbris
han ccnmovido On Italia todo 81 mundo,
y 81 pAtriotiSmo de sas noble pusblo 10 hs
pussto & prusbs moatrkndoss con siemploE
de solidaridad sspontanca firmfsima On
todoa los rinconss, On los mas Apartados de
Ia hist6rica peninsula.
A sna hermosa expiration del Esntimisn
10 p6blico anita la dssgFacia de numsrouos
compAtriotaS, han rsspondido tambien con
ssplendida oiIArrfA los reyes hOmbrsH de
gobisrno de Italia,
Entire eItos 90 han diEtinguido notable
msnts por sus oportunas iniciativss y poE
su prcnto auxilio Ia Stella yllA Gals
bris, Pietro Bsrtolini,;; ministro de TrAbA'
jos p6bliccI y Vittorio Orlsndo. ministro
de JuHticia.
La 6guFa de sutos hsmbres ha alcAnza-
do, con tai motive, snts 81 pusblo do Ita'
lie, una populAridad IinmsnSs, ganandoHs
81 Afscto y lA gratitud en- sl cora z5n do los
SbatidoH nicilianon y cAlabrssss.
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PARA Ia PREsEALE EsIACIQH.7Los mu-

FAhA Ia PhESENlE ESIAGlUN.--Los mu-
chachos de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto ell problema de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. Ellos son los
nnicos que han copseguido tener en- su
magnifico establecimiento ell surtido mas
complete de los articulos del ramo. ALI
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilo nj carecen de las mejores
medias para sefioras y nifios asf como
para caballeros. Contratos directos con
sabricantea les -. en- en- condicion de tener
cuanto puedal rse y q los mejores pre-
clos. No hay q len yea y no compre los
iuegos de cintas Dorothy" que venden
on caiitas dos lazos y una banda, en- ca
jitas de seis lazos; podemos servir cual-
quieT color y precio desde 5 LIS s6 ell
Jusgo. Yea el gran lote dc bordados y en-
Gales cuya realization haeemos q menos
de la mitad de preoio. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemos competitor; tene-
nos tpos especiales en- Persian Lown,
Erensh organdi cuanto ell p1blico de
gusto necesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestTos grandes almacenes seguTamen-
te hallara cuanto necesite. p. o. b. 764.
Telefono 273. San Francisco 81, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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isDICADOR GENEREI

CONAEIOS A LAS MADRES.-El jarabe eal-
m ante dc Ia Sonora winsow debo sicmpre que
los nnoa eHinn en- FL periodic de In detcncon. Pro-
poTeiona alylo Immediate al pgduono paeente. pro.
uuer un Huuno natural ranuuuo. hlvia cl dolor Al
anFeiito despiertn muy vyo alegre. Es muy agra
dabo ~ paladar. camA al nino. RblRnda dolores
hace faenes Ia function del estomago reguln los
inteatnoa Ea 81 meor remedo conooldo para la dlA-
rrea "a pruyenga esta de Ia dcntcion de cuAqulc-
a. otth cauna. TcnEnae mucho cuidado pedlr al
IarAbc Calmanto dc Ia senora winalow": es q me
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
SUBASTA PUBLICA.

TnLHOUnT ULTHn W[NI Ut TUNFU NIUU-
SUBASTA PUBLICA. BENES INMUEBLES
Roo dia 26 Enero
1909 vendidos
debdo Ley de Rem
PROPIETARIOs Contbuioaes
aproximados
sEGUNDA
Juan Coberg Cueta madeay barAb Pueblo. 56S
Sue Carmen Segaua 58 barrio Pedenaes o5o
Sergio Benguer Bajura $3.50
PRIMERA SUBASTA.
Francisco E Pelernaes S 234
Sue Vicente Ramirez 1cuerda 149l
Santiago Marin ot Casa MADEIRA ejas barro Pueblo 5o
Ell diez
del da de
dia Puerto Rico 1909
(Sgned) Guaavo Cebaero-Coector
Aprobado: S. D.
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blese deSde ell
Norte de Fran
cia ell siguiente
mensaje:
a Ch at ca u de
Vildor (Pas-de-
Calais. - Estoy
sumamente salts
fecha del denti-
frico conocido
con Ell nombre
de Dentol, y no
puedo va emplear
ningun otro D,
paNa que desde
Purlaf fHHrault\
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

TERRENo EN SANTUROE. Sc ven-
de una parcela de unos 49, 900 metros cua-
drados, situada en- Ia calIe de Canal q
ochenta metros de distancia de la Plaza
del Mercado de dicho barrio de Santurce
en- colmdancia por el Eorte con ell "Par-
que Residen ncial".-PTecio moderado Y fa-
cilidades para el psgo. - Informara w
Bosch Tetuan altos. DIP
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CAFE MORGAN.-Usted encontrara
ALI las mas finas classes de chocolates Y
bombones vend dos en- bOnitas cajas Y Ca
nastillos. Venga verlos antes de irlos
comprar otra parte. Las acreditadas mar
cas- de Lowney's, Bakers, Wallare's.-
Sortaleza 81.
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II. LOPEZ CEPERO, San Joses 16.
Cemprs y ventA do mueblsz en- general.
60 hscen prsstamos de dinSrn Eobrs prem
daH de oro, plata y pisdFSs prsciosAs. Be
comprAn prsndnE antiguAH , modsrnaa. Sc
ocmpra y yands plata orc detsrioradc.
Constants sKistsncis do musblsS, 4 tiDc
Scan6niooA BARRAs De CATRE.
A. p.
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RestauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hom.
bres. Garantizado. Precio $1-OO, orc,
Siempre a la venta en- la Farmacia de
Fidel Guillermety. Ha curado otros
y cura V. Sc solicitan pedidos por
correo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

BE VEN OE.-Uoa casa de MADEIRA sita
entire las paradas 8 y Z, Puerta TERRA, con
trente a la carretera, y con un espaeioso
solar que llega hasta ell mar. lnforma-
"a don Pedro Gambia, Tetuan 90. San
Juan. I5y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08
De NORTE A SUP
Ola CARTA De La CONDESA

No puede negarse Ia Influenza del
ejemplo aun en- cosas tan naturales
como 10 es ell sentimiento de la 'admira-
ci0n de la gratitud.
Bast6 que la Condesa de Fronsac escri-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-08

SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR verdese una
muy bien situado. Informarin EN- LA
Correspondencls. DIP
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DEPARTMENT OF poRTo RICO =

JREAsuu DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo RICO II
SUBASTA PUBLICA BIENES NMUEBLEH
En- la Colefa de de l9O9
vendidos
dedo
contbuiones Rens
Ella
ximadoa
SEGUNDA SUBAsTA
Justine Dfaz Sucn, cuerdas Barro "Anones', 1000
sUBASTA
Jose Morales Cosme, "Anones' 1l.OO
EncanaG6n Perez "Cedro- -Arriba' 1900
Pueden detales exFedentea
del vedid dea dc
propead
Ell PuetoRico 1909
Firmado A. Lauger-Coector
Aprobado: g. p. Gromer-Treaurer.
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ENTIRE los compradorsa do relojsz &
phases sn la joYsria de +. Kshrhshu Co
% rsgAlA IN rslcj "WalthSm" HsmRnal'
msnts. La 6ltima Scmana obsuvo uno sI
socio Srta. Maria L. Vassllo do 6anturcs
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Sc VENDE Una pareja de potros de 8 y
amos, ssnos, de gen1o, mucho trote, man.
sos. gran resistencia probada y bien donna
dos al coche. Color negro, de siete Guar
tas y dedos y de pura raza. Tambien una
calesa hecha en- ell pals, en- Cayey; materia-
rraje de acero, tapa aqua en- su funda de
charol, asiento delante para nif1os de quiz
tar Y poner. Muy livianos; tiene freno
un juego de arneses de Ia, clsse superior.
Para informes; f. J. Soils, Caguas. is v.
AL RECIBO de $3.50 enviare a vuelta
de correo a cualquier punto de la Isla un
reloj "ELGIN" garantizado por diez AMOS
p Bouret HuSte.-S SUCCESSOR DE TT.
MAUD q. -.
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ADOR,-Se slquila un mirador con
oos U artamentos muy frescos baratos.
Califel Cristo, n1mero Is, l5v. q.
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L MEJOR RON.--Los sefiorez Al,
49, -Anfuu,mnuli Oh ssM plA--
Ln rsCibisndo grandsu psdidos
itado producto Ron San Lssis,
u Rsrecido Ia msjor acspsaci6n del
c46 No contiens sustancias nocivas
otYa" de vsrsEd, sin mixti6caciones
bG fnsntns psrjudicislss & 10 salud
Wlvideis "Ron Gan Luis" calIa do
SAP se casa san, Alvarez hermanov.
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AL RECIBO DE- $3.50, rsmiso cusl.
quisr punto de Ia izlA IN rsloj WAL.
THAN 6 ELGlN. Gaia enchapada 10
sh1L LUIS NICOLE, joysria y zslo-
sris, Ponce. an,
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HOTEL FRANCES

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico viejo & $500 Jos As kilos
(uu tquinaLl
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AL RECIBO De 90 suviamo, &
vuslts de corrso IN reloi Elgin gay Antiss.
DO por dies amos, y por $40 rsmitlmos uno
usrca Walthan. - r. Kehrhahn. San
Tuan PR
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF. PORTO RICO.
BIENES INMUEBLES.
SUBASTA PUBLICA,

BlENES lNMUEBLt@
En- la San Lorenzo ell d u de- Eno
reconados parties de los mnos para cu1
nbargados
dipone Ley
Rentas Il nernas
aproXim
NN SUBAsTA (Repetda)
1au.u,o ,1... ,oo ouo,. I COCO l,or;o Esn;no
FUona "
expdientA
oz
suDastaoa A "
(Signe)R Ram6nd de Artaga-Coletor
Aprobsdo: Gomei treasurer
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-11-25
Washington Letter.
From ourRegulnr Correspondent.

AftarA pro,racted absence dur
ing a long sumner vacation, The
personpel of tn. Government, with
the exception OF the legislative
Branch 10 back III Washington.
An extension and posltlvt legisla'
tive aud administrative program
lis IN prospect. The President
during his journey OF several
weeks, covering nearly every st"te,
made numerous speeches aud wa
not reticsnt US u his iDttnupns
The mere fact that b" is the tx.
ecutor OF the Roosevelt Policies. a
| fact which III has a-ain AID again
emphasized is suilicient to indicate
lthat there will he something doing
at the Capitol during the "om'ns
winter
Perhaps the most important
project, although the Least sen
sati,nal, will be All effort To re
medy the laws delays II
1.-THE Federal Courts and t.
: invent Il plan for securing promp
D and economical Justice in tn
Federal Courts, thereby settinI
Ian example to the State Courts
Il 1t is ii fact acknowledged b
|. all except sn;de lawyers that tn
administration nf Justice in thl
IS country is more dilatory an
sloyenIy than in any civll!ze
" country, with the exception
ii, Russia, if indeed Russia can |
called civilized
lei 1t is expected that the Pres
H. dent will recommend legisatlt
- surpressing the boycott. Ais
a bill modifying the injunctit
n. processes. There will be a J
'", ,Cmmendation to Congress i,