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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Outburst Causes Cheers

There was wild cheering at the con-
clusion Of this outburst. and AS Wilson
resumed his manuscript there were
cries Of Throw the papers away
Take off your glasses and just talk
But the speaker evidently had had
his say" for he continued his reading
about peaceful valleys without inter-
ruptiou, and the final BaIlinger incident
of the day was concluded.
Rufus p. Jennings, chairman of the
California Promotion committee, spoke
on the United States
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
PHILIPPINE OFFICERS
cENSURED FOR MUTINY
Captain Asked to Resign and
Lieutenant to Be Dismissed

MANILA, Aug. 1.-THE high ranking
constabulary board which sat at Fam
boanga from July 26 to August s inves-
tgating the Davao mutiny, which oc-
CURED June s, submitted today a re-
port recommending severe punishment
for four of the officers who had charge
of the mutinous company.
The boards report is approved bv
Brigadier General Harry H. Bandholtz
chief of the Philippine constabulary.
The Investigators demand the resig-
nations of Captain Platka and Lieuten-
ant Dunsworth on the ground that they
are lacking in the proper qualifications
for officers and recommend the dis
missal of Lieutenant Debelaine for un-
justly punishing privates before the
mutiny and for abandoning his post.
The report also recommends the re-
duction of Lieutenant Goicouria to the
bottom OF the list of lieutenants and
his suspension for a month. Special
leniency was shown in the case OF
GoicouFia on account of his youth.
A portion of the second company Of
native constabulary, stationed AT
Davao, island of Mindanao, mutinied
on the night of June and attacked
and captured the company's quarters
After three hour fight the foilowine
day, in which one American was killed
and four wounded. the mutineers es-
capped 10 the mountains. Most of them
were captured one month later.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
MEN READY TO
SMASH A DAM
WITH DYNAMITE
Idaho Delegate to Irrigation
Congress DenOunCes Work of
POwS Company
Speaker Says Relief Must Be
Given Settlers or Spokane
viii Be Flooded

under way when ". W. Ferrel Of Fer
reu Idaho. took the floor and, during
the time allowed for discussion, at
lacked severely the Washington power
company, the concern which supplies
power TO the city OF Spokane.
Power Company drilled
AT the expiration of his five minute
time allowance there We're cries from
an parts Of the building for Ferren to
~Go on"
a vote was taken and finally the Ida
no man was allowed TO proceed, which
he did after a rough and ready fashion,
which brought cheers and applause
continuously during his address.
Il have been settler in Idaho for
= years. he shouted, and there are
many who have lived there with me
during that time They have worked
hard TO make homes. And now after a
quarter Of a century the Washington
power company. one Of the many which
threaten our very lives. has damned
up our valley. overfiowed our lands,
drowned out our crops and many are
about TO lose their very means Of livli-
hood
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
The Consolidation

In telling of the consolidation of the
Union state bank and the State savings
and commercial bank, the report says:
The accounts of the Union state bank were alb
sorbed by the State savings and commercial bank
May l, 1909, without the consent of the depos-
itors. On the same date sundry notes amounting
to SCI, ,65580 were transferred. The details OF
the transfer and of the notes were said to have
been in the note case, but no list was found In
the note case and L. A. Bechtel was unable to
regular transfers OF stock certificates, but no
stock ledger can be found.
In the State savings and commercial bank
books numerous ledger pages are missing. Debit
and credit slips dated April, 1909 entered as
late June, 1909 can not be found. The notes
of w. {. Hays, c. T. Hasshagen, F. V. Kington
and t. A. Bechtel were frequently taken and
subsequently cancelled, but neither the ledger
nor the credit and debit slips. provided such
could be found would give sufficient information
TO trace the exaet transactions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Permanent Offcers Named

The politics Of the congress appears
to be at an end with the choice by the
permanent organization or B. A Fowler
90 PhOeniN, Ariz., as president. and of
Arthur Hooker Of Spokane as secretary
for the permanent headquarters. These
selections viii be presented to the con-
gress for confirmation on Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
List of Stock Holders

The following are entered in the re-
port as stock holders of the Union state
bank, and are liable under the bank
ing laws for their proportion of any
sum that might be needed to make good
the loss that will be sustained by the
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
BANKER HAYS FACES
PENITFNTIARY TERM
Financial Juggler Goes Into
Hiding When Police Start
on His Trail
Continued From Page /

September IA. 1905, were recorded on
debit and credit slips. The information
on the slips was meager and many of
the slips can not be found. No ledger
was kept by the bank.
Baron William Won Meyerinck, whose
sensational suicide on the day previous
to Anderson taking charge of the bank
on account of Won Meyerinck being un-
able to account for certificate of de-
posit for $500, is also mentioned in the
report as being short $500. The certifi-
cate of deposit is in the bank, but there
is no credit of $500 in Won Meyerincks s
account
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Gbr T,aah
Gbas 1Srilns & Gn.
San 1frarrisrn,

and Represents the Best Clothes Makers.
''speeializins.' as do in this shop.
We put every thought into Mems clothes.
We have nothing else here to bother with.
This makes Us thorough exclusive clOthiers.
Nou ger more clothes satisfaction buying here
than you get at shops that sell everything.
Here you get genuine clothes knowledge.
where quality always agrees with price.
The best dressers trade here our clothes are right
Just scientific clothes selling and fitting
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Threat to Smash Dam

I'm not an anarchist, and I want TO
see the law obeyed, but 1 want to say
that there are men in my town who
viii smash that dam with dynamite and
send a forty foot wall Of water down
this valley and what viii happen 10
Spokane wiz make the Johnstown
food look like a common shedding OF
tears II something is not done"
The old man trembled with excite
ment as he spoke and cheers and cries
of GOOD" followed his outburst. The
chairman's gavel stopped him.
Former Senator Wilson was SEEM
ingIv i'm less Of a bellicose mood. He
started reading from a typewriter
manuscript but il became evident as he
proceeded that he had something on
his mind aside from typewritten paper.
Suddenly he flung aside the notes on
irrigation. peaceful homes and deserts
chat blossom as the rose.
Wilson Defends BaIIinger
There may be those that do wrong
IN this land" he shouted. There may
be water power companies that disobey
tho law. But I want TO say here that
stand for Richard "A. Ballinger, and
shall hear no man say he is dishonest.
II. too, am an early settler. 1 kave
seen suffering, toll, peace and happiness
in this state. but today for the first
time (shaking his finger at FerrelD
have heard anarchy preached. from q
platform ia Washington.
j am here ia defense of Ballinger
and If it IS necessary I am here to DE
fend his superior, President Taft. Wha
they have done, they have done under
the law. because they believe in th'
law. It is for-the people 10 support tn,
government. and not the government
the people. and for this reason I sa,
that private enterprise should reclaim
these 7eSerfefs
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Attempt to Loot

In speaking of the reduction of the
capital stock apd of division of a
portion of the capital, the report says.
The reduction of the capital stock was without
doubt an attempt TO further loot the State saw
ings and commercial bank, the Union state bank
having been previously drained of its very last
cent. Thirty eight thousand dollars deblted
to various capital accounts and the same amounts
credited in the commercial ledger to Trustee
account No. - while the credit slips read.
"W. c. Hays, trustee" There were at that
time sufficient funds on hand to check out this
amount the In the former instance.
where the quartet, Hays. Hasshagen. Bechtel
and kington, divided SOS, 900 among them
selves, for which they gave their individual
notes. which were subsequently taken up by c.
T. Amanda and Adene HasshaRen, which note Is
now among the assets of the State savings and
commercial bank.
Hays scheme. to organize a national
bank, in which he persuaded his friends
and country correspondents to sub
scribe for stock. is also treated in the
report of the expert accountant. which
reads:
"Out of 999 shares of Union state
bank stock outstanding, 256 shares are
in the name of w c. Hays, Special,
surrendered to Hays by parties for the
purpose of exchange for Union national
bank stock"
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13
Total Estimated Loss

There is an excess of the loss over
the gain from November l, 1906. to
July II, 1909, of s49,6S7.27. The total
loss on the capital is shown by the fol-
lowing tables prepared by Accountant
Wenzelberger:
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-13

$3.50 Robins Egg Blue" Latest
soft hat Tom Dillon. OPP. Call bldg. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05

Cuando ell pasiente pierds toda es-
peranza de curaci6n Ell cuando debe
acordarse de Ia salvadora "Estoma
carlina Ulrici" que cura los males del
est6msgo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
BAHco TER RIToRIAL Y A6RIcoLA
DE PUERTO-RICO.
Capital autorizado 81 900 900. Capital rsa.
uzado S3l5, ,532.9s. U. S c


Prtstamos: Con garsntias personAles
con eolatsrsIes. v con hipotecss eortc
largo plazo sobne fincas rdstirAs.
Deseusntos: De giros, pssar6s, obi.
gseionss ooussrcialss corto plAzo
GirOs: Sobre EspAha, New York, Paris
Iondrss Hsmburgo.
Gifos por Cable: Sobre New York y
Msdrid
cueutas corrieutss: Con inssr6s ds ? o.
m snual dIsponiblcs 4 Ia vista por cheques
ImPosieiOnss 4 pla1o fio: Con inter6s
De ?. q anual zeEdn tempo.
Secei6n De Ahorros: Imposiciouss sobrs
Hbrstss desde . cts & / 900 eoa iuteres.s
al p. E. AuuAL
cobrAnrHs. Por eu-uta azena con conf
si6n miainz d. cobro. SIN eonsSion pare
os corrisntistas
Dsp6sitos. n. elective vals-ss.
Csnbio ds uonesAEs ns tsdos Ios u.s.
80
Vents De cs1uig hipo,scsriass La ns;o-
invsrsi5n sn Puerto Rioo. lntxfss D.
paEaisro pog cuponss s.m-strzses
Vents De ilnras. DAudo fnrils1ad~a r.rn
q rs-0. sn Ia Igradiccioses DE- Adiurt.s
AEzas Basz2s. Aibonito. Arnesbo. B,rr.-
bnnsts. Bs-rns. CaVsy. Ciai-s. Coroaai. cusv,
ionata. Bsrfos Czy.v. Caalss. Co-os.l
Gusvarna. Hatino. 1usna Dsaa. LsEss. -
q. Masieas. SarnsIito. Psfillaa, Re Grnaa.
It1@ea. Iadaoos , fAuns-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
CROMCA DEL
TEMPO.
La precipitation fue
mayor que Ia usual.
Calor, lluvla, gran1zo y
vientos del sur.
Maxima, SO grades en- Manati;
minima, so grades en- Cayey.

En- la seccion, por 10 regular,
Ia temperature media fue ca
81 la propia de La estaci6n; el
promedio de la precipitation
fue mutho mayor de Ia canti-
dad usual semanalmente du-
rante Abril.
Tn tempo parcialmente nu-
blado 8 nublado Por entero,
con unos cuantos ligeros V re-
partidos aguacerOs con mode
radas temperatures extremas,
reino desde los primeros dfas
de Ia semana hasta el dia 20
de Abril.
Durante los dos ultimOs dias
de la semana reinarOn en- Ia
costa n. ligeros vientos delS.,
con un calor oppressive.
En- la mayor parte de las 10
calidsdes de la gliarda raya S.
Y en- Ia mayor partede Ia altu-
"a, hubieron fuertes y excesi-
vos aguaceros el dia 30 de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
information pOIiCiaca.

servicios verificsdos por Ia fuerza de Is
le distTito, durante las "a horas de antiei
layer:
Puesto de San Juan. Juegos prohibi.
los, Is. Infracci6n ord. Mpales. "A.
Iu bar Ia paz, ?. Falsa representation
I. PortaT armss, J..
Puesto de Pts. Terra. Turbar Ia paz
J. Inf: Orde: Mpales, /. Fslsa repressn-
scibn. l. Hurto de menor cuantia, l..
Total. 80
En- Ssnturoe Y Ceboruco, no ha ocurri.
10 ninguns noyedsd.
Servieios prestsdos por IA fuerza del dis.
rito, de San Juan, dUante eI mes de abriIl
ypdo-
Acomstinisnto y agresi6n. 90. Ahan
lono descuido de MEMORIES. l. Jueros
. 10 prohihido. 32. Escalamiento.
3urto de menor cuant'is. 30 Abuse de-
onfianza. 10. Falsa representzci6n q
npostura 3. Dzios msliciosos. 6.
lrmas prohIbi1as. II. CrusIdsd con los
nimaleS. 80 Turbar Il paz. I23- Yio-
lci6n ordenanzas municipalss. AIS. Nio-
tei6n las lsyes de ssnidzd. "a. Yiola-
i6n de ls ley de csreieras, - Pr5fuzo
os. l. Otros delitos, S.
Total S.
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Y primero de Mayo.
COrds6n Ledi.
Guayama, Pto. Rico.

bril- y primero de Mayo.
En- algunas estaciones la pre-
cipitaci6n fuG torrencial.
En- Guayama el dfa 80 caye-
ron 800 .pulgadas de lluvia en-
una hora, Y en- la misma fecha
Sc anOtaron en- Yauco mas de
cuatro pulgadas de lluvia.
La lluvia fu6 acompahada por
fuertes tronadas en- muchas 70
calidades, Y de Alto de la Ban
dera, Cayey y Yauco, infor-
man que cayo granizo.
La temperature mas alta que
han informado fue 900, en- Ma
natl; la mas baja, 500, en- Ca
yey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
MACuEEISNO

SDesea usted poseer ese raro, miste-
rioso poder que encanta Y fascina a
hombres Y mujeres, da for1na a sus
ideas, domino sus deseos y 10 hace a
usted supreme dueno de todas las ST.
tuaciones?
La vida esta sembrada de halaguenas
posibilidades para aquellos que llegan
a haeerse duenos de los seeretos de la
influencia magnetiea, para aquellos que
desarrollan su poder magnetico.
listed puede aprender, en- su casa, 4
curar Intermediates y malos habitos,
sin medicinas, captarse Ell amor y la
amistad de otros, aumentar sus recur-
SOS, gratifcar sus ambiciones, disipar
las preocupaciones de su Inente, mejo-
rar su memoria, desterrar las desdichas
del hogar domestieo, y desarrollar una
maravillosa fuerza de voluntad que le
facilitara q usted Ell modo de veneer
todos los obstaculos que estorben su
buen exito.
listed puede influenciar a las perso-
mas, instantaneanlente, con Ia rapidez
del relampago, dor1nirse usted, Q hacer
dormir otros cualquier hora del dia 6
de la noche; desterrar ell dolor y los
sufrimientos. Nuestro l;bro, que repair
timos gratis, expliea exactamente como
puede usted obtener este poder y usar-
10 para meiorar su condiei6n en- la
vida. Esta autorizado por ministries del
Evangelio, abogados, medicos, hombres
de negocios y mujeres de sociedad.
Haee bien a todo ell mundc Y no euesta
NADIA. Lo regalamos para anunciar este
Institute. Escriba hoy pidiendolo. -
New York Institute Of Science,
Dept. 465 P
Rochester, N. Y. Z. q. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
Venta de fincas.

Sc vende una casa en- ell sitio mas
c6ntrlco de Santuree, de reciente
construction y orilias de la carre-
tera. Dicha finca cuenta con un
lujoso decorado interior Y todo ell
comfort apetecido por familias de
gusto, posee, cochera.< arboles fru--
tales, jardfn Y habitaciones muy
c6modas en- sus bajos.
Tambi6n Sc venden otras en- San
Juan Y todas estan ibres de cargas.
Para informes j. J. Caro-.
Sol 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
Novedades recien llegadas

En- la casa Geigel Sc ha recibido
por el dltimo vapor un surtido de
preciosas faldas de- panama y otras
telas de novedad en- colores de mo-
da. Son faldas que no necesitan
refajo y tienen m corte muy ele-
gante.
Sc estan realizando a bajo precio
los trajeS de chaquet6n.
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Hay agricuttores que necesrtan
"mayordomos" q hay "muyordomos"
que neceSitdn cOlocaei6n. ESaS dos
ospirdciones Sc encuentran con diff
cultad y rctdrdo. AmbdS coincidirdn
rdpidamente 81 los deseos de mayordo-
mos y dgricuItores Sc anuncian en-
la Correspondence. Hay en- es
c diato especial y m6dicG tdrJa al
efectO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
De SOC|EDAD.

safe para Espana en- el va
por Catalina" Ia distingui
da senorita Rosa Eche
veste. de San Juan, Sc
norita Farina de Juncos, IA
miha Goico; senores Victol
Ochoa del comereio de San.
Juan, DR. Rogelio Perez-Morls
familia Gavino, Faustlne
Fresno del comercio de va
bucoa Jose Rosas Y Jose San
tisteban, este del alto conner
cioide San Juan.
En- el vapor para Estados
Unidos EMBARGO la distingui-
da se1orita Jesusa Pons que
en- union de Monsita Ferrer
Y Juana Manueh Rodriguez
va q Nueva- York a pasar una
temporada de algunas sema-
mas para regresar q San Juan
junto con familiares suyos
que estudian ALI.
Deseamos buen viaje y las
mas gratas impresiones en- SUI
ausencia de la isla a los esti-
mables viajeros.
Para Rio-Piedras Disfru-
tando de Is dfas de licencia
en- Ia oficina en- donde trabaja
va q Rio-Piedras por ese ITEM
po nuestra bella amiga la Sc
norita Rafasla Morales, Que
se divierta mucho en- el paseo.
Nota de .duelo. En- Ponce ha
rendido su jornada en- la vida,
la virtuosa y bella senorita
Teresa Llorens, muy estima-
da ALI. A sus deudos enviamos
nuestro mas sentido pesame
por la irreparable perdida que
sufren y que de 10 Alto interce
da por que hayan la resigna-
cion eristiana que han menes-
ter la que en- Dios habra te-
nido acojida.
Del "caroet' Cupido sigue
hacienda en- las suyas y para
el presente mes en- que las flo
res ~obtfenen el mayor Quito,
parece que Sc realizaran algu-
nos compromises nuncios de-
futuros enlaces Al Versa
lies" toca la mayor parte y en-
10 que al sexo feo Sc refiere, al
gunos ingenieros j6venesr Vi
letrados parece que siguen
objeto de los mas certeros tt
ros del travieso Dios. Por la
calle del "Parque" Sc hacen
repetidos paseos en- coche, vi
sitas y viajes en- los electIicos
y demas manifestaciones de
guerra amorosa, y lindas mo-
renitas son objeto de justa
predilecci6n por hasta ahora
rehacios q la coyunda> del hi
mineo. La paralizaci6n de los
bales a causa de la temporada
de Teatro ha dejado en- sus-
penso algunos proyectos de
d declaraciones que Sc desarro-
Han con mas eXitO entire el
grato rumor de nuestras ini-
mitables danzas.
Al regreso de los estudian-
tes que vendran a pasar vaca-
clones en- la ciudad, Sc anun-
clan nuevos compromises. AL
gunos de los que ahora parece
Sc han realizado extraoficial-
mente seran llevados ala cla-
sica vista Official y a la mas
Seria aun que menos dulce
Question de opiniones) con-
Sideracitn de future miembro
de la familia.'
Hay algunas bodas fijadas
para este mes y principles del
entrante Y de elias informare-
mos oportunamente. La pri-
nera es de una lindisima ru-
oita, una bella rosa que LENA
"a con Su dulce, perfume
Il hermoso hogar cuya puer
Ia ven va entreabierta los
'uturos conyugues.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05

En- esta imprents Sc vende pApel
ePeriodico 1 dos pesos quintAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05
81 | B c ADO.
(Cuento.)
Por Coroz6n Leal.

(El quinto de I'm concurso de cuyas
bases publicaran breve.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-05

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de peri6dlco a dos pesos quintal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-19

suited in less changes being made and
less time consumed. It is possible
that the board win finish up at least
by the middle of the week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-19
THECOMMISSIONPLAN
Nrtiels furnished by the Publicity
Committee.

Warning to voters by the Citizens
Publicity committee: The publicity
committee appointed by the citizens OF
Fargo, desiring a change to the com
mission form of government, hereby
warns the voters OF Fargo that those
opposed to the plan are trying to de-
ceive the public by stating that this
is a personal campaign against the
present city administration and its
friends. This is not true, statements
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The publicity committee, despite the
endeavors OF certain individuals. has
at all times tried to confine the cam
paign to a consideration of the merits
OF. the commission form of government,
and IL the campaign has taken a per-
sonal trend 1t is because the individ-
uals now complaining, themselves in
Jected the personal element, for the
purpose &of' having an excuse to fight
the commission plan
Now that these opponents of the
commission form Of government have
invited the issue on personal grounds
choosing 1t in preference to a fair
discussion of the merits of the ques-
ton, they have no reason to complain
or berate those who answer them in
kind. The truth is, there is no argu-
ment to be found on the side of those
opposing the commission form, and
their only recourse was to personali-
ties.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-07-19
N. D. BETTER Than
DRY FARMING Land
{. J. WEIsER SAYS ONE ACRE OF
NORTH DAKOTA LAND is
WORTH TEN ACRES or THE.
DRY FARMING LAND IN MON
TANA.

"One acre of North Dakota land is
worth ten acres Of the dry farming
lands in Montana" said E. j. WAsGr,
Of the First National bank. this morn
ing. Mr.. weiser returned on Friday
from an extensive trip through Non
tana. taken for the express purpose Of
making a thorough investigation Of
the dry farming lands.
Dry farming methods are all right, z
said MIR. Weiser, where there is
enough rain. Sounds rather para
doxical but nevertheless It is true
Dry farming is simply a system OF
cultivation which Is for the purpose
of conserving the moisture In con-
sists largely in frequent narrowing TO
form dust sheet over the soil which
conserves the moisture. However
there must be moisture to conserve
Where there is an appreciable amount
of moisture this method certainly
helps a great deal and have no
doubt that the dry farmer with has
scientific method can get GRIP with
much less moisture than would ma
ture crop with the methods of agri-
hGuLtuLc uSSu III lNOIIn 46AhUt&s
Tn some places. however. where
they are exploiting lands for dry
farming there is apparently no moist
ure whatever. j visited several places
where these lands were being exploit
ed. Some of them were table laitts
in the foot hills Of the rockies They
were blowing up some OF these lands
with steam plows on which nothing
but 8 sparse growth Of buffalo grass.
cactus and sage brush was TO be seen
How anyone would exchange fer.iIe
North Dakota farm for some OF this
land gets me.
AT Billings / met William Pea. a
brother Of Dave Rea, and formerly u
resident OF Fargo. Mr.. Rea owrs
one Of the largest sheep ranches m
Montana which means one of the
largest in the world !. believe that
1t Is the third largest In the state Mr..
Rea took us out In his automobile
from Billings looked over the
lands in the vicitity Of Livingstone,
outings and Columbus"