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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-03-18

Group positively stopped in 20
minutes, with DR.. Shops Group
Remedy. One test alone will sure
ly prove this truth. No vomiting,
no distress. A safe and pleasing
syrup-5oc. Sold by r. S. Free
man & Son.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-03-18
PAIN

Pain in the head-pain anywhere has its cause.
Pain is congestion pain is blood pressure-nothing
else usually. At least. SO says DR.; Shoop. and to
tablet-called Dr. Shops Headache Tablet
coaxes blood pressure away. from pain eenters.
Its effect is charming pleasingly delightful. Gently.
lation.
If you have a headache. it's blood pressure.
II it's painful periods with women, same cause:
congestion-blood pressure. That surely is
certainty, for Dr. Shops Headache Tablets stop
1t IN 20 minutes and the tablets simply olsrlDute
the unnatural blood pressure.
Bruise your finger. and doesn't it get red. and
SWELL and pain you? OF course it does. It's con-
1s-always. It's simply Common Sense.
We sell at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-03-18

Mile Dean, one of the contest
ants, won the watch at the farmers
store last Saturday. tits "beauty."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26
Hacs Iahs un jjuzsadO

Ell secretariO del Ayuntamiento d.
Vega-Alta, don Ramon Orsini e
juez de Paz de dicho pueblo, han II
- Il San Juan esta MARIANA pa
recabar de La C&mara de Representa-.
> Ia creaci0n de un nueyo Juzgad,
unni,ipal en- Vega Alta. 4 fin de ha
cr mas ..apida y eficiente la ADM
aisiracif'n de lus'icia en- dicha loca'i
lad. ahorrando incontabies molesiia'
a pdblico gastos de importancia.
Las razoncs aducidas pcr los conn
ionados de Vega Alta. son muy aten
ibles.
rs de espcrar que Sc tome en- cuen
q La petici6n que hacen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26
n herido De apOcbe

Anochc la una media fue cnru
o en- el Cuarto de S0corros, cl mar
zero MIR. IIatchiems, de contusiones
do el cuerpo.
Parecc que dicho marinero, ale
brio, fue acostarse en- la mural
lei mataderO, cerca del callejon NcI
garay, cayendose desde una elev.
III DE- clnco metros.
Ell practicanie seiior Claudio. In
primera cura de una confusion 6
sos centimetros, en la region pariei
.;;al de varias contnsiones
goa xtieu rcservadO.
Fue conducido en- la ambulancia d
hospital Militar.
Ell estado del herido no es grave.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26

MO Natal, por Dolores Bentancourt, RA-
mon Seijo, por Eulalia Roman, Ro--
man Rosado, por Tomas Natal. Ga
briel +. Reyes por l.. Freite, Pablo
Rios, por Quintin v. Rodriguez, Anto-
MO v. Guzman, por Lucas de Leon,
Basilio Reyes, por Federico Reyes.
Carlos Dominguez, por Gregorio Re-
yes, Delfn Reyes, por mi sonora madre
Grcgoria Acevedo, Delfn Reyes Ace
vedo, por Juan Reyes, Roman Rosado,
Bias Rojas, Bonocio Campos, por Ro-
drigo Reyes, Bonocio Campos, Gabino
Salazar, por Isabel Valentin, Pedro Va
lie, por jose Maria Torres, Manuel
Martinez, Pedro N. Pagan, por Manuel
Nieves, Pedro Vale, por Isabel Rojas,
Candido Gimenez, por Fabian Rojas,
Basilio Reyes, por Gumersindo Pihei-
70, Carlos Dominguex, por Hip6lito MAJ
dcnado, Pedro Vale, por Succession Ru-
fino Perez, Ramon Seijo, Demetrio
Gonzalez, por Hip0iitO Dino, NieveS
Jimenez, por Paulma Melendez, C&ndi-
do Gimenez, por joaquin Rivera, Pc
dro Vale, Agustin Costa, por mi Sc
nor padre, Juan Ramos, por Juan Ro-
drig,rez Alfonso, Agustin Costa, jose
Tirado, Candido Gimenez. por Pho Te-
jeda, Alfredo SANTANA, por mi sefior
padre, Gregorio Cruz, Pedro Cruz,
Bernardo Lecumberri, Jose Gimenez.
Succession Maldonado y HenriQue, Fer
nando Gonzalez Cabeza; Vicente NAL
donado y Henrique, Jaime IAljals, Sim
pl5cio Rios, por Monserrate de Leon,
G. Micheo, Juan R. Lorenzo y Dome
mech, Ramon Ansa PIP. Martin Zsbala.
Rubert Hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26
10 del cado Dc dbu|vpes


Esta maiiana nos ha visitado una nu'
trida eomisi IN tornado por los senores
don Louis +. Greene, don Martin IA
,ala. con Luis Rubert, don Jaime Pu-
ials, don Basilio Reyes, don Juan 81
cardo. don jose Tirado, don Francisco
Gambia. don Carlos Dominguex, don la
mon Rosado. don Ramon SeijO y don
Junn Lorenzo.
Vienen los citadoe scHores & presen-
tar & la Asamblea Legislative, al Con-
seio Executive, al Gobernador y la
lrcnsa, copias de un memorial que eie-
van 4 la Camara de Representatives.,
dccumento ragonado y extenso en- pro-
tesla del procedimiento segmdo con-
ira ellos los numerosos firmantes dc
el mcnsaje, al deepo1arles de terrenoS
en- cuya possession venfan, segdn 10 ex-
presa el siguiente memorial que trans
cribimos para mejor conocimiento dc
los hechos:
"A In Asamblca Legislative de Puer-
to Rico:
Honorable Camara de Delegates:
Los suscribientes tompareccmos az
ie V. H. y exponemos
Que somos propietarlos lie terre-
nos colindantes con ri Cailo de Tiburo-
nes. en- la jurisdiction de Arecibo.
2 Que hallandonos en pacifica po-
sesi III de nues;ras propiedades. d"oioa-
mente satisfechas nuestras contribucio-
ncs. sin que precediera demanda nj
conlienda judicial alguna, penetro Ell
elias yiolcn au,pnte ell Fiscal de la Cor
te de Distrito de Arecibo, sin haber OBJ
tcnil,o, hi pe4lao siqulera, nuestro con
sentimicnto. y. acompanado del senor
Borda de varios empleados de este,
y algunas veoes de la fuerza de la po-
l;cia i,uular. mando & trazar lineas ar
'hitrarias, segregando porciones dt
nuestras fincas y hacienda entrega dt
elias al nor Borda, requiriendo los
propietarioa despojados & que Sc abs
tuyieran de seguir cultivando y utiii-
.ando el terrenO asi entregado al Sc
nor BorLa conminandolos con Ia az
torifiad del Pueblo de Puerto Rico, pa
IA el caso que desobedecieren 81 reqne'
rinieEto.
J Que los terrenos que de ese mo
do noa han sido arrebatados estan en
gran parte sembrados de malojillo, de
cana otros frutos, y en- algunos de
ellos hay tambikn casas de viviendA-
4 Que, { aquellos de nosOtros que,
IN defensa de nuestros derechos he
,aos levantado las empalizadas puesia
ea nuestras fincss por el senor Borda
,,or yirtud de Ia entrega que, en- la for
ma dicha ie hizo el fiscal, sc nos ha
arrestado por orden de este en- vir-
tud de denuncias que, siguiendo sus
instrucciones hizo la policia.
5 Que & algunos otros Sc les arres-
Is sencillanentc porque dlJeron qd.
.onsignsbsn gu protesta o pOrque pre-
vuntsron en- virtrd de que dereeho
.n cumplimieDto de que orden judicial
80 les desposeia de sus propiedades, ha-
bisndose dado g case de que la poll
eia insultara groseramente 4 propieia-
rios de bonradez inmaeulada y de nc
superads respetsbiIidad, por 81 solo n
,.ho de preeuntsr con el mayor come
s,miento u levaba alguna orden judi
CID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26

En- algunas de las fincas Sc M
ia instaia,.a la policia permanente dcs
de hacc algunas semanas, prcstando
Il servicio de dcspojar los ciudada.
nos dc su propiedad y de asegurar, POI
csc medic, el dcspojo.
De Ia simple cxposici6n dc esos ne
chos. que son pnblicos y notorios,
de los que, en- todo case. estamOs dl
puestos 4 dar prucbas satisfactorias
resulta tan manifesto incalificabl
el atropello dc que somos victimas, q
seria pueril de nuestra parte y hast;
irrespetuoso para la Camara el que tr
tales procedimicntos.
Con clio sc conculca abiertamente e.
principle universal de Derecho segu
g! cual "nadie pucde ser prvado q
Is prcpiedad Y de la possession, sin SCI
antes dido Y vcncido en- juicio pfii
cipio consignado y ampliamente des
envuelto en- los titulos 20. y 30. dc
l;bro 20. de nucstro C6digo civil. Gu
vos art{culos 355 v 44S establecen qu'
"nadie podra ser privado de su pre-
p;edad sino por autoridad competent
V nor causa iustificada dc utilidad pu
blica, previa siempre la indemmzaei''
corresnondiente" y que "todo poseed'
t;ene derccho ser respetado en-
rosesion"
Ignoramos que razones Sc invoc'
& que prete1tos Sc aduoen para v''ls'
,,estro derecho vilipendiar nues--
|tras personas; por que q nues'rss
nreeuntas sobre el particular, la p"-
i,cfa contest6 unas veces con e m
sulto el arresto y otras manlfes'sh-
do. que obedecia al Fiscal. m'en'fas
este dice, su vez. que ooeo"ce .
instrucciones superiores.
No creemos que Sc trate de 'nso-
car la Resolution Conjunta De II ae
Febrero de 1908, referente al arren-
damiento. de determinados terrenoe
al senior Borda, porque aqueha 's"o
lnci6n habla de terrenos pertenecien'
10. al Pueblo de Puerto Rico, no ioe
nuestros, y ademas, de terreno, ho
desecado cultivado,s y ciertamen.e
4 nadie ocurrira pensar que pueha
ser terreno anegado el que esta edin-
cado y sembrado de caiias.
Y para el case que Sc diJera que
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico ssene agu"
derecho, anterior o superior al nues--
fro sobre los bienes que sc nos III
tentan arrebatar, el art. 73 del Codi-
90 Politico marca claramente ei pro
cedimiento 4 seguir, que no IS cier'a-
mente el del dcspojo los poseedores
s;no el de recurrir & la autoridad lu-
dicial, interponiendo la demanda CO.
respondents.
Por 10 expuesto.
Suplicamos & la Camara de Deiega'
dos que, practicando, 81 10 creyere pre-
ciso una investigation en- depuracion
de los hechos que dejamos conslgna'
dos. Sc sirva adoptar las medidas que
crea procedente para la garantia az
nuestros derechos y para el restaoie'
cimiento del orden juridico tan honda
mente perturbado.
II
Arecibo, p. r., 16 Enero de 1909.
Muy respetuosamen&e,
Martin Zavala, Succession de Anto-
MO Roses PIP Nicolas Siragusa, Fran
cisco Gambia. Tomas Boneta. NJ "a
| vala v Co. s. Figueroa, Louis F. Gre'
enc, Basilio Reyes. Ramon Rosado' Ma
nuela Garcia viuda de Caballero. POI
mi seiior padre TIip6'ito Nadal. Euge
MO Natal, Domingo Reyes viuda do
Fernandez, PIP Carlos Dominguez, lisa
bel Natal, por jose v. RojsH. Euge
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26
RESOLUTION coNJuNTA

II. c. de la G. I. Los senores Aboy
Renitez. virella Uribe, Benitez Cas-
taiios, Cayetano Coll Cuehi. Muhos R'-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26

La comisi6n que nos visit6 esta ma
mana y que fue nombrada EN- la Asam-
blea de Arecibo, de que va recibimos
information telegrafica, ha visitado
tambien al Gobernador, esta maiiana,
para exponer 4 la primera autoridad
de la isia, verbalmente, la decision de
la Asamblea de acudir 4 todos los me-
dios de obtener justicia, y entregar-
le un ejemplar de In prcteeta elevada
& la Camara de Representatives., para
que este alto cuerpo legislative abra
una investigation, que ponga en- cla-
70 cuanto sc refiere la appropriation
de que est&n siendo objeto los firman-
ex del escrito.
Seguiremos con gran nteres este
asunto, que reviste para La poblacion
lie Arecibo todos los caracteres de un
conficto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-01-26
lElplSiisiin AnIi-InIl'sds,


No nos equivocamos, presumimoa
que el acto de anoche, seria serio 3
iniportante.
81 cada veg que sc retlne un con-
curse, fuera para fines como IOs de-
anoche, todas las manos sc verfan
obligadas batir palmas en- SUI no
nor.
Desde el Alcalde senor del Vale
Atiles, que abri6 la exposition, al doc
tor Stahl. que habl6 el iltimo, todcs
merecen sin regateos de ninguna cla-
ST. grandes aplausos.
FL tema propuesto, que sc discuti&
anOche es un tema universal, que CO.
mo la misma naturaleza, abarca el M
finito, el tema propuesto fue com
hatir In tuberculosis, el enemigO
comin, como la llam6 Mr.. Post en- ~
discmso.
No vamos & reseiiar discursos, pues-
to que no podriamos exponer en- Ion
limites de una information periods
tica, todo 10 bueno, todo 10 instruc--
two, todo 10 util que anoche expusic-
ron los seilores del Valle AtHen.
Post, Gutierrez Igaravides y Stahl.
Ell doctor del Vale Atiles con len-
guaje facil, en- breves sntesis, hizo
historic de La Liga Anti -TubercuaMa,
que tiene su cuna en- Alemania, y -
difunde por todo ell mundo; Mr.. Post
estudi6 al ser humane, demostran1O
como q traves de los siglos, rea1isa
las grandes conquistas de In cIviai--
zacion, por la fuerza poderoea de 81
cerebro, logrando dominar no solo l0a
animales que luchan contra su vida
sino las Intermediates que tamfien
10 combaten y asedian; el doctor Gu
tierrez hizo una breve historic de los
fines de Ia Liga Anti-Tuberculo6a de
Puerto Rico el doctor Stahl, que
riendo rendir un homemade, Vans-
td que 81 bien era cierto que 6 DANA
tan distinguida como la Presidents do
la Liga, sc debia el impulse de la or
ganizacion, era verdad tambien que
el iniciador de los trabajos para for
mar una Liga contra La tuberculosis Sc
debian en- primer termino, al senior
don Francisco del Vale Atiles, GUAM
do desempehaba el cargo de Superan-
tendente general de Sanidad, qne
tanto el doctor del Valle Atiles co
mo Mrs. Wood eran dignos de eterna
gratitud.
Acudid, acudid, estudiar mes6-
ar en- las conferencias de los dennis
oradores que han de segnir en- 4
$50 de la palabra, acudid, escuchar
la palabra de nuestros intelectnAlcs.
d fin de que el espiritu de la verd&-
1era vida, ei simbolo de Tolst0y, pe-
metre en- todos los hogares como I'm
ema eterno contra eI eDemigo c0m6n.
ia tuberculosis.
"A NU0n pnAAuAO uc AOS 0tS~A tAass3NS
i publico premiaba con aplausos lax
orillantes doctrinas expueStas.
Mas de mil persoDas concurrieroR
noche q yer la Exposition, leer en-
* carteles, las maximas y los corsse-
- da la ci Deia mediea contra II
gran extrpadora de vidas, contra In
tisis
-
vera, Diax Navarro, Giorgetty, Sdcr.
Lluberas, Jose Coli Cuchi, Lopez Dfax,
lnone, Acuna, Acosta, TizOl, Nxnbu-
ru, Caballero. Trclles, Oppenheimer, d.
minguez, Audrey, Aponte, y Sol&- In
Ire construction de varios puentes q
MADEIRA en- las carreteras de Luqula1e
Fajardo. FaJardo Naguabo, Huun-
.ao Yabucoa Maunabo 0uays-
ma
+. de la e.. 80. Por el seiior VIrr-
| lIa Uribe. Para enmendar Ell p&rrap-
70 segundo de la secci6n prim@a Dr..
Ley NJ ri=i~al, aprobada el ~ de
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06
Commission Picking Cruiser.

OLYMPIA, May 0.-Tne new capitol
IL cruisers for the purpose of selecting
one to take charge of the cruising of
the capitol granted lands. The Sc
lection will probably be made at the
meeting of the commission tomorrow.
1t was decided the selected cruiser
give bond to the state that his cruise
shall be down to eight-inch tops, in
Guiding ties, piling and possibly
fence posts, and that the cruise shall
be within 10 or II per cent. of the
actual amount of the timber on the
land.
The question whether the railroad
commission or the state land board has
jurisdiction to act on the application
of the Milwaukee road for right-of-
way over capitol lands was referred to
the attorney general.
The cruisers asked from 50 a day
and expenses up. while the Neaz Cruis-
ing company, of Portland, is DESTROYS
of submitting a flat rate for the en-
tire work.
The cruisers here were: ]. p Cath
ness and A. f. Leighton, of Everett: ].
w. Rankin, Henry Schneider and Lou
Duvall. of Olympia; Arthur DOdWell,
of South Bend; H. r. McCoOl, of Ever
EFT; w. G.. Pebbles, of Hoquiam: NJ. G.
Neaz, of Portland; f. L. Bailey or
Kelso, and 7. y. Murray, of Tacoma.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06

buttons Above this is tucker of en-
broidery. The yoke and cuff pieces are
of messaline. The hat is one of the
popular mushroom shapes and is of old
rose straw, trimmed with a smashing
bow of black satin.
Although most of the blouse models
show the long sleeve, it is confidently
expected by designers and manufact-
urers that the shorter length will
come in with a rush when the warm
summer days appear and as we would
all prefer it, it is wise to have new
waists made with this idea in view. 1t
is also well to put by a supply of long
silk gloves while they are moderate
in price, for as soon as there is a de-
mand for the longer length the prices
begin to soar.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06

Broadhurst's powerful play, "The Mills
of the Gods" This play will stand the
closest kind of comparison with that
other BrOadhurst success seen here
last season, The Man of the Hour"
and will probably appeal to many who
have seen both as the greatest pro-
ductiOn of the two. 1t may well be
doubted if Mr. Broadhurst's prolific
pen has ever reached greater heights
of dramatic achievement
The capability of the cast is well
offset by the manner in which the pro-
duction is staged No tinsel scenic
accessories are allowed to mar the
otherwise perfect effects. In the
drawing room scene the audience looks
upon spIendidly upholstered solid ma
hogany furniture, rich brussels carpet
and real walls.
While the action of the play is well
sustained throughout it reaches its
climax at the close of the third act in
one of the finest bits of acting seen
here this season, when those splendid
actors, Monroe Salisbury and Oscar
Grey Briggs as James Clarke" and
Frederick PaytOn," former convicts,
prepare to battle to the death. GOaded
to desperation by the merc1Iess eXac-
tons of a former fellow prisoner,
Clarke, who under an assumed name
has amassed q competency, only to be
persistently bled by a gambler and a
drunkard, calmly locks the doors of
his drawing room which Payton has
again confronted him and after re-
],
emotion. all the devilsh mental tor
ture to which he has been subjected,
prepares to kill him. At the last Pay
tons bravado deserts him and, falling
in a huddled heap on the floor when
he sees that Clarke means business, he
begs for his life. In the struggle that
follows, Payton is nearly cnoked to
death, when the entrance of another
employee saves his life.
Payton gets Clarke completely under
his thumb, forces him to engage him
at a fancy salary and makes his life
q hell on earth by constantly threat
ening to send him back to prison.
When Payton tries to come between
Clarke and the woman he loves he fin
ally turns upon his blackmailer with
all the pentup fury Of years.
Around these two remarkable stud
les the play is built. In the one Mr.
Salisbury, with q fine stage presence
which reminds one strongly of Otis
Skinner, brings out strongly the in
nate nobility of the man VINO had fall
Ell when sorely tried but had fully re-
deemed himself. Mr. Briggs was
equally successful in his thoroughly
artistic delineation of the despicable
Payton, a remorseless villain who
stuck steadily TO the downward path.
The grim tragedy Of the piece is
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06
SYNDICATE CONTROLS
TIPS OF EMPLOYEES
Coat Room Padrone Has Been Syndi
Gated and Receives Meager Sal
airy While One Man Gets
the Earnings.

CHICAGO, May 6.-(SpeciaD-T
the latest industry to be "syndicated,"
to gather in the tips at theater and
the state superintendent of employ
ment agencies have revealed the syndi-
cate control of most of the privileges of
this sort in Chicago, which secures a
golden reward from the flood of dimes
and quarters that stream in day by day.
The boys or old men who receive the
tips do not get cent of the money, it
appears, but receive a meager weekly
salary, while the misdirected generosity
OF patrons all goes into the pockets of
the syndicate.
In this case the syndicate consists
largely of one man, VINO has handsome
offices downtown. Here the receipts are
turned in each day and accounted for
and wages are paid at the end of the
Wsek, while from here the manager sets
out in large automobile on his rounds
of inspection. When managers of some
of the hotels and theaters were ques
toned about this, they admitted the
exi stence of the system but declared it
was legitimate.
superintendent Cruden, of the state
bureau of employment agencies, an
nOunced that the business was being
investigated by his officers, however
with a view to discovering violations
of the state employment agency laws.
A similar system affecting the boot
black stands of the city was discovered
d year or two ago, these concessions
icing practically all in the hands of
a naturalized Greek who has become
wealthy from the nickels turned in By
his agents.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06

the fun. Messrs. S. NJ Curtiss, Mel
vim Mayo, Chic Kehoe and Geo. w.
Routh were all clever and appeared to
the best possible advantage.
The dramatic sketch, 1.-The Money
Spider" adapted and dramatized by
Miss Howard, was given before the
performance of MIXED Pickles" be-
gan and met a pleasant reception. The
sketch is strong and interesting and
one which only a woman of Miss
Towards experience and unusual abil-
ity would be able to produce. Miss
Howard and Messrs. Mayor and Cur
tiss appeared in 1.-The Money Spider"
Another pleasing portion of the eve
ning's entertainment was the sketch
My Uncle From india" by F. A Wal
tiers. This was produced by Miss
Murray and Messrs. Walters and
Stricken. 1t was a very laughable and
amusing skit.
The Curtiss company leaves today
for brief trip to nearby cities, re-
turning to reopen at the Keylor
Grand Sunday evening in the big
five-act comedy drama, La Belle
Mario
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-06
SOUND PACKERS WILL
ATTACK COURT RULE
Say Salmon Grades Will Be Lowered
If the Locality Is Not Put On
the Car-But They Are Not
Much Alarmed.

ANACORTEa, May 6.-The news
received in this city today regarding
the action of the department of COM
merce and labor in permitting the
Alaska packers to use the term Sock
eye" on their Labels, is not viewed
with any great deal Of alarm by local
cannerymen. as it is believed that the
general trade is aware of the marked
difference between the Alaska sock
eye and that from Puget Sound and
British Columbia.
It. however, is pointed out that
should the Alaska packer be permitted
to put a Seattle or San Francisco ad-
dress on his label this would tend in
time to lower the grade of this brand
of fish and work lasting and mate
rial damage to all Gamers on Puget
Sound and in British Columbia.
Will A. LOwman of the Coast Fish
company, of this city said:
THE trade recognizes the super
iority of Puget Sound and British Co
lumbia over Alaska sockeye, and l
don't believe the action of the depart
ment will make much difference at
present. If, however, they allow the
Alaska packers to use the term Sock
eye, at the same time alloWig them
to give Seattle or San Francisco as
their address, it would be deception
pure and simple and contrary to the
intent of the pure food law, but if the