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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05
BUSINESS CHANCES
JOSEPH SKIRM & co,
9l2 Broadway. Oakland.

JOSEPH SKIRM & co,
9l2 Broadway. Oakland.
u Gesry St. San Francisco.
CREAMERY place; living rooms: best
location in San Francisco FIXTURES
WORTH TWICE THE MONEY; sickness; must
sell this week; price $3.50.
GROCERY; best corner in San Francisco; 4
living rooms; fine stock; price 5000.
DELlCATESSEN; of Oakland's best;
clears $500 monthly; fine fixtures; best street
in Oakland; bonus asked fixtures and
stock worth more than price asked: sell half
interest or The whole place for $1,000.
JOS. ShIRM & CO.
TWO OFFICES. san Francisco and Oakland.
&. r. HAMMERSMITII & CO.
INVESTMENT BROk ERS.
5f6 GOLDEN GATE AF. NEAR VAN NESS.
S4.250-RENT 81 ROOM; INCOME $500; best
transient house in town: BARGAIN
Sf0o-25 ROOMS; RENT 81. 40 ROOM; income
5000; Burnt DISTRICT; A PICKUP.
$200-CIGAR STAND: FREE RENT: prom
inent corner; must sell; BARGAIN.
S30o-CANDY STORE and FRUITS; good 10
cation; stock invoice $500 BARGAIN.
AFTER over 40 years in the same line of
wholesale manufacturing business 1 have
reached age when I would like to retire
II is the largest and oldest business of its
kind on the coast. A close corporation. splen-
didly managed and equipped and doing a
hne business 1t will require investment
Of SS5, 600 TO buy my interest; full value in
assets given for every dollar invested Ad-
Dress Investment. box 2SS5.' Call Office.
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PROPERTY WANTED

FAVE customers for fats. cottages. lots and
business property: list your property for re
suits with CHAS. ". FISHER. $50 Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-05

$3.50 CASH will buy the best located meat mar
ket in the Richmond district large safe: 2
hne blocks; good scales fine hooks and coun-
ters; everything new; this place must be sold
today for good reasons; come early. BAIRD &
PETERSON, 951 Fillmore st.
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real ESTATE TO ExCHANer

= INV I t-ATt UEPUkIINTTY-
The best bargain In Napa valley. e1eo.cf "a
room modern house: rooDl eotfa1e 49,, =
bles cutbuildings. L. pigeon lofts win c.,,;s
OF LOCO. artesian wells, pumping plant. fsrm
naehlnery- wagons. carriages. horses and corrs-
grain; income $500; delightful home FOR sor,s -
body tor $4,000; easiest Of terms. N Va, L.
somsthIng good. vii. trade Box 14T4 'CsI ofsc.
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RARCATN

S31,ooo-Worth $3S000; hats. NIeAIlister
ST.; pays IA per cent: no mortgage. am
amount up TO SIT 900 can remain IL desired ~
HILL. box 1916. Call offce =
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REAL ESTATE

THE CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE WESTERN
ADDITION.
II you these few lots we have left In the
Pope tract and compare them with other prop-
erles in the Western addition YOU will easily
see the truth OF the above assertion: 81 500:
streets bituminized. granite curbs. sewer water
and gas mains laid: easy terms, and access to
) separate lines. Look at them today
Branch office blocks south OF Masonic av car
line on Cole and Alma SITS.
LYON & HOAG GIG Market sf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12
Remedio para Ell insomnia
La hidroterapia produce Ia com
pIeta caracion de ia enfer.
medad. ~@.

La naturaleza y no las drogas es
la que cura esta enfermedad. Tn ba-
no de pies con aqua caliente basta
muehas veces, un vase de aqua 8 de
leche caliehte al acortarse obran e.
nergicamente sobre la nutricion, ali
viando al cerebro de los efectos de la
mala digestion, que es la queprodu-
ce a menudo el insomnia.
Las diverslones en- teatros i otros
pasatiempos Sc aeonsejan para las
personas neryiosas, que alejandolas
de sus males les proporcionan un sue
no tranquho; la musica es otro re-
curse, pues calma las celdiltas irrita-
das del cerebro, no siendo pocos los
casos en- que con ella,se obtuvo
i'm resultado complete Tambien eI
aqua, exterior 6 interiormente, no
obstante que Sc descuida este medic,
es uno de los remedies antiques, que
siempre han curado esta Affection.
T6mese tan luego que Sc Sienta g.
fectado de esta molestia, un baho
de aqua 10 mas tibia que la pueda so
portar y bebase una taxa de aqua de
10 mas caliente que Sc pueda,
ambas cosas estimulan la circulation
adormecen y calman los nervios, ha-
ciendo que la san gre circule con faci-
lidad por el cerebro, dificilmente Sc
pod Fa permaneCer con este remed o
sin dormir luego. Para los .ninos eS
muy eficaz sobaries con suavidad V
y seguida las espaldas,pues Sc duor
men Embellishments; ast como q las
personas mayores les aprovecha pa
ra el efecto, frotarles la espina, el alb
domen y Ia cabeza: un eiemplo de es
to 10 tenemos cuando nos entrega-
mos en- manos del peluquero, que al
contacto del frote de elias, cabecea-
mos dulcemente. Asi, por consiguien
te, evitese las medicinas, especial
mente para los nihos., pues las dro-
gas solo consiguen interrumpir la
buena digestion: recurrase al baho
y d los frotamientos. Otro remedio |
mas senciIlo aGn sci de calentsr los
pies con botellas de aqua caliente,
procurando tener en- alto la cabeza
y que la alcoba este bien ventilada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12
LAS MADPES \

debieran ssber. Con Ia mayor
parte de las nifias, sus tribulacio-
mes proceden de la fsita de nutri-
ci6n, tanto en- calidad como en-
cantidad. Hoy dia sc denomina
esta condici6n por e1 termino de
Anemia; pero las palabras nc al
teran los hechos. Existen miles
de ninss en- esta condici6n; al
gunas de elias estan en- la edad
de los misteriosos cambios que
conducen al complete desarrollo
y nece5itan especial cuidado.
MuchaL sucumben en- este pc.
rfodo tan critico y la histor
de tales p6rdidas es la mas iris
te en- el curse de la rida. Tn
tratamiento conyeniente podrfa
haber salvado a la mayor parte
de estoS tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieran sabido de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
y Ia hubieran administrado 4 sus
hijas, con el resultado de que ha-
brian llegado q ser mujeres fuer-
tss y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como
ls misl y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aoeite de Higado de Bacalao
Iuro, que eItraemos de los higa-
dos frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarsbe de Hipofosftos
Compueste, E1tractos de Malta
J Cerezo Silyestrs. Para lograr
el dssarrollo de nihos palidos,
raquiticos J demacrsdos, J espe.
cislmsnte aquellos que padecen
Anemia, Escr6fula, Raquitismo
8 Enfermedades de los Hnesos Y
ia Sangre, no tiene igusl, pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son e1-
celentes. ''El Sr. Dn. II. San
chez Rodriguez, Director d, Ia |
Casa Amiga de Ia Obrers de Ne |
1ico, dice:-La Preparation de |
Wampole me hs dado los meiores
resultsdos en- los nifos & quienes
Ia APPLIQUE, apssar de 10 aTanzado /
de 50 sntermedad estan Va perfec-
tsments curados, hsbiendo desa-
paEscido las eEcrdfulas que Ia .
terrible ansmis les produiera = /
Eu sEtado general es de 10 mas .
GAtiEfactorio." !" En- las Boticas. /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12

Sc encuentran en-, esta ciudad
nuestros estimables compatriotas
de Arecibo Sres. Perez-AviIes, alcai-
Gle de aquella ciudad, DR.. Susoni y
Lido. Gomez. Bienvenidos.
--Ha salido para Guayama en- a.
suntos de negocios, Ell sr. Yzzy Schn
del comercio de Ia ciudad.
Sc encuentra en- ests ciudad el
LIDO. NJ. Toro, de Ponce, que viene
en- asuntos de su profession como abo-
gado de la "Guanica Central, ;.
"A las 1890 de la manans de hoy
tomo puerto Ell vapor correo de los Es
tados Unidos.
--Se ha instaIado un aparato te-
legrafico en- las oficinas del cuarteI
general de la policia insular, cargo
del Sr. Biascochea.
Sc prepara para el domingo pro
xlmo una concurride procession que
recorrera las GALES de la ciudad. Es-
ia es Ia Corpus que sesha transferido
para dicho dia.
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Department Of The Interior
Porto Rico Irrigation Ser
vice.
ADVERTISEMENT

Guayama, P. R. May 26th, 1909.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the Executive Coun-
Gil of Porto Rico, San Juan, Porto
Rico, until II o'clock noon June
26,1909, for furnishing and delive-
ring about 100000 pounds Of steel
bars for concrete reinforcement.
Specifications and proposal
blanks may be obtained from the
Commissioner of the Interior, San
Juan, P. R.; office of the Chief Engi-
neer, Guayama P. R.; or from the
U. S. Reclamation Service, Was
hington, D. c. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids.
B. NJ. Hall,
Chief Engineer, Porto Rico Irri-
cation Service.
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NOTAS Y NOT|CAS,

Con motivo de la festividad de
hoy"Corpus Chrsty" Sc ha celebra-
40 mlsa en- los temples cat6licos de
la cludad y de sus barrios concurrien
do nunerosos feiigreses. El comercio
en- su mayor parte ha cerrado al me-
dio dfa. -
I'm buen ndmero de policias, mu
chos de ellos vestidos de paisano, fue
ron destacados anoche en- ell teatro
y iuera del edlficio, en- la plazuela de
Colon.
Aver celebro una reunion la Jun
ia central de la Union de P. Rico, pa
ra tratar asuntos relaclonados con
Arecibo. Algunos compatriotss de a.
quella ciudad,se encuentran en- San
Juan desde aver.
En- la igiesia cat6lica de Sautur-
ce hubo esta maflana misa soiemne
y la concurrencia fue numerosa.
Para mediados del corriente
mes Sc aununcia la Inauguration del
.balnearlo pdblico de la ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12
COMMERCIAL
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR

LNIhADAS DEL EXTERIOR b.,
Aver tom6 puerto el Vapor america
no Philadelphia procedente de New
York
Fapor espahol Martin Saenz proceden-
te de Barcelona ~ escala
DESPACHADOS
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Philadelphia para
la Gu&yra
Goieta americana Clara A. Piney pa
ra Monteal
Vapor espa6ol Martin saenz para Ia
lsla de Cuba
BBQUE EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
J w oyer deecargandc
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Los que Sc van.

Relacion de los pasaieros que
conduce el vapor Caracas, pa
Ia New York.
I'D. Savage T. N. Smith. G.
j. Power Dr. Edwar Shirmer.
Sra. Ana X. Acley. Miss Ruth
Ackley. Antonio Delfauls. C. R,
Niwton. NJ. Crisp. P. Shea.
Srta. Adela Santini. i Jaime
Patxot. Ricardo Rubio. R. l..
Cummings, Henry Schapira Jr.,
Antonio Caubet. 'Conrado Palau.
Sra. Van Buren,. Sra. Dooley.
Gervasio Fernandez. Sras. Low
ry y 2 ni1os. Otto J. Schebe. R.
S. Prescott. A. R. Prescott. Geo
o. Ferdinand. D. j. Finlay. E..
W. Keith. Sra. Law y-2 nines,
Frank Rodriguez. Jose R. Eugui
y Sra.
sras. Olinda r. Ackles y Emilia
Pelayo y 8 nihos. Sr. y Sra. Alber-
to Lee. Hon. T. G. Weymouth Bri-
tish Vice consul, A. D. Fiske.
Sra. G., P. Dodd. Miss Emily
Pinlay. Cap. y Sra. Angel. l. Dur
ZACH. Sr y Sra. H. L. Moore y 2
ninos. Srtas. Bessie Finlay, Ida
Lee. Sra. Maria Rios. Srtas.
Maria Rubio. Eduardo Acosta.
NJ. B. Lopez Jaime Ruran. Sancho
Ugarte. Evaristo Padilla Bartolo
Martinez. Sra, Sirvienta de la Sc
nora Angel. Adela Orc. J.Sprauve
y 3 ninos. A. NJ. Mangan
R. Miller. Sarg. Miller. Solda-
dos, Peters Barber, Whitaker y
Horberlim. William Wilson.
E. W, J, Pledger. Sra, J. Bri-
ceno. Srta.- A. Briceno. Sres.
A. Briceno, V. G. Perez y sonora,
J. Butler y sefora, N. Lavechia.,
J. Andrede, C. Brando, R. Pascalar,
F. A. Hooter. J. J. Zarza, V. Lava
CHA y P. Tempone.
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Department Of The
interior of Porto-Rico.
Irrigation Service.
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.

San Juan, P. R., May 26, 1909.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Executive Coun-
cil of Porto Rico, San Juan, Porto
Rico, until Il o'clock noon, June
$1,000, for furnishing and deliye-
ring two lots of 1900 and $500 ba-
rrels, respectively of Portland ce-
ment, for use in the Porto Rico Irri-
cation Service. Specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained
from the Commissioner Of the Inte-
nor, San Juan. P. R., Office Of the
Chief Engineer, Guayama, P. R.:
or from the U. S. Reclamation Ser
vice, Washington, D. c. The right
is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
B. N. Hall,
Chief Engineer, Porto Rico lrri-
cation Service.
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Teleros ds Ia lineo "Benner"

betefoS ds Ia hneo Benner
Bergantin americana Mamie Swau
debe baber saiido de N York para esta
via Fajardoel ?6 del pasado.
Consignatarios: S. Ezquiaga
Coleta americana Camilla May Page de-
be haber salido de New York para esta
ell 9 corriente.
Goleta americana E. Stan Jones. Del
Puerto de New York para este saldra
ell "a del que cursa
Consigataros Sobriuos de Ezquiaga.
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MAGIC and ILLUSIONS

SIND 50 cents { American Money j
FoR
Bro CATALod-oS MAGIC. TEIcKs Axr
iLLusIoSs ALI NEW.
Ba1lbsEg HqSfc & Nousitg O..
49, Ilss B. way keE Yak
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodico a 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12
ESCOBA HIGIENICA.

Les Srss- Sanchez Morales & ca. tieu.p
a ventz "a eelebrzda eseoba DUST
LES. cue no kvantA polyc al barrer. y
cue ha tenldo una gran Aoeptaci6n en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa. donde &c uti-
liza en- las ohrinas del Gobierno. igIe-
eiAs, rssUelss, tiendas y casas particula-
les Dxra dieE vsces mas qus una e.
eoba corTients, y tisoe Ia Erzndfsima
ventais de ser copmletamente higienica-
D;neo aparzto 10 dsba faltar en- ninzJ-
Bs casa
Sc ALQUILA Ell SEGUNDO.
PlSO de Ia casa No. II de Ia Gale de
Ia Eortasezs. San Juan con muebles
o sln muebies. InformAran F. de Je-
sus Vega en- Is nisma casa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12
EN- ESQ
"DEClASE ANTES QUE Ell BUEN PA

que apecan todava e6caca pued que
a
Pero aur que pano Vendd area
mpeScndibemene que eXSte pdno
Ell pano Sepa bueno ignoan
compradoes de pano bueno quedd
vena rearda ealza.
Tdo
culos obra habdad
Ia e dinero eabecerse empearon.
Los economic desparan dnero Nad
ocupa adivindr 10 que
Ell QUE VENDE NECESITA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN LOS
QUE COMPRAN
El buen pano de hoy
DE PUERTO RICO.
ESCRBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12
P|LDORAS ANT|BACILARES.

Las pHdora nacHes han pobdo ser mas podoo medicamOo
curac6n de las afeccons del aparato respratoro
tuberculosis
.rlnonar ceden de etas pldorss
mas ntehgentes autaVos los nnunabe
...rrnoa q elias 81 restabecimento
Sc hsTa1 de venta pincpas fsmaca drogueras de b
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-12

Vapor americana Coamo eaidra pa
ra New York cl l6 del que curss
Consig.: The N Y. P. r. S. S. Ca.
Vapor americana Caroline recalara Ell
IL del presente procedcBte de New
York
Cousig. The N. S. P. R. S. S. ca.
Vapor americana Arkadia saIdra de
Neorlans para este eI del presente
Consign.: The N. Y. P. R. S. S. c.
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BUQUEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Napor americana. Harry Luckembae
sall6 de New York Ell del que curss
para esta.
Consign.: Insular Line.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28

raise each year to take care OF this
bond issue. This amount will not be
az much as It would be necessary to
raise by a high tax, 30 cents to so
cents, which some counties have
levied in providing the money for
road construction.
Suppose the assessed property val
uation is 100000, tax OF only Is
cents on the 800 would yield S12,-
900 annually. which would be sufiici-
ent to pay the interest on the bonds.
create a sinking fund. and leave
enough money. $500. to keep in re-
pair the balance OF the roads in the
county that are not being perma-
nently improved.
/ believe that II Is TO the advant-
age OF the county or township to is
sue bonds for good road work. even
though the work is to be confined to
the relocation. grading. and con-
struction of earth roads.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28

to render possible the accomplish
ment OF definite and desirable re-
suits.
3. They give US almost Immediate
ly the beneft OF good roads. while
the payment for them Is deferred for
many years. until the county has
progressed in material wealth to en-
able II TO pay the bonds without I'M
necessary Inconvenience.
90 They obviate the necessity for
l high road tax while accomplishing
the results for which such a tax
would be levied.
go They give US good roads now.
and make the best sort OF an argu-
ment for the extension OF this pro-
gressive movement.
90 Proof is In trial. and II n n
significant fact and one worthy OF
consideration. that not a single coun-
y that has begun the construction
u macadam or other improved roads.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28

has been willing to call halt in
their construction.
What . 800. 900 Bond Issue Would
Cost.
Let us consider briefly what a
100000 bond issue would cost an
ordinary Southern county: In the
drst place, I believe the bonds could
be sold ~ bearing ~ per cent inter
est. This will mean that the interest
on the issue OF 100000 will be 50
500 per anRum. II will also be nee
essary to put by . sinking fund to
take care OF these bonds on matur-
ity. Such a sum as Is necessary can
be pu. by each year at s per cent in
terest. and at the end OF forty years
will cover the bond issue. The
amount that IL will be necessary TO
put aside each year for this purpose
will be 3933. this makes total OF
$3.50 that a county will have TO
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28

Messrs. Editors: A tcw hours spent
Ia the corn field Jus; before gather
Ing time. selecting the hes; ears from
iae best stalks. would give enough
sset for the nrrt crop. and would
pay big returns for the trouble and
The tine spent In making tho helsc-
Ton. The largest yields OF grain arc
Usually made from varieties prod nc
lag iSo years on one stalk. and II
sscA a variety In desired. then seed
mould be saved only from stalks
esar!ng two ears. Uniformity of the
stalk from which the ears are taken
~ much 20 be desired N In uni
'ovmi'y Of the ears themselves.
After the seed has been selected
'ns ears should be husked. thorough
y dried and put In some dry place In
'as barn free from rata. For small
Quantities. putting II in crosna sacks
sad hanging TO the raftera. II a good
method. J. X. HICKS.
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WHAT A BOND ISSUE WILL I'D
FOR YOUR COUNTY.
Continued from Page 100

tContlnued from Page 100
sond their county will mean = very
ss Increase IN their taxes. without
.As'f deriving any material benefit
sun their expenditures. overlooking
sefsl important facts:
VI The increase In the value OF
sopefty. aud the decrease In the
' OF the maintenance OF the roads.
=" TIE wear and tear on horses.
sons. and harness 10 30 much
money saved
n) The Issuing OF bonds makes
Aois fund IN sunicient quantity
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28
Editorial Answer:

straw berries are set out and the
more growth they will make in
the fall the larger crop of ber-
ries will likely be made the
first year. II there was a certainty
OF sufficient moisture. so that the
plants would live. then August would
be a good time TO set out the plants.
but when put out that early too many
OF the plants usually die.
Later In the fall. late September
and early October. II there Is sufflci-
ent moisture In the soil. generally
proves a more satisfactory time for
setting out stra wberry plants.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28

am truck farming. and have
purchased a lot of manure from
the livery stables In town. and
as my land IN all In growing
crops am Obliged 20 pile manure
In heap until crop IL harvested.
which will be a month or more
yet. How can keep II from
heating. bought this manure
for 81 per txo-horse load. de-
livered. II 10 as good quality
as the average livery manure.
Have made a good Investment
+. G.. NJ.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-08-28
When to Set Out Strawberries.

Would now be good time to
set out Strawberries? | want to
get one thousand plants II now Is
a good time TO set them out.
p. A. K.
Lauderdale Co, Miss.
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tAnswer by Prof. w. r. Massey. J

tAnawer by Prof. w. r. Massey
You are fortunate tn getting the
manure for 81 delivered. for our
truckers pay e7.7s for New YORK
manure delivered at railroad station.
Pile I; IN a broad fat pile. and 10,
the teams drive over tho pile Make
The pile sot over three fec, high and
broad and fat. Then by throwing
water on IL. and having a basin %
soil around the heap you can keep
The drainage thrown back on IL ana
rot tie manure very nicely. though
there will be- some loss always. hut
In truck crops you can AFFORD this
better than In general farming
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-23
ECHO ROBBERS
ARE CAUGHT
SHERIFF TAYLOR NABBED
TWO MEN LAST NIGHT
After All Nights Work Charles Clark
and Fred Evans Found Near No
lin-1lad Silvcrware, Wrenches,
etc, in Possession-Six Burglary
Arrests Within Few Days.

Through some characteristic good
work on the part of Sheriff Taylor
and Deputy Bert Wilson two sus-
pected robbers were picked up two
miles this side of Nolin last night.
They gave the names of Charles Clark
and Fred Evans and articles found in
their possession indicate strongly that
they are the parties who robbed the
C. r. Lisle hardware store at Echo
recently.
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Taylor
learned that two suspicious parties
were some place along the railroad
line in the west end. With Deputy
Wilson he started out early in the
evening to round up the men. While
walking the track two miles this side
OF Nolin the officers were rewarded
by running upon the two men.
When caught the two suspects had
in their possession a quantity Of new
silver tableware, several small mon
key wrenches and some other plum
der. To the officers they claimed
they had purchased the stuff of an
other hobo. However the explanation
was not satisfactory and they were
taken into custody.
After arresting the two men Mes
srs. Taylor and Wilson walked with
them TO Echo where they took a train
back to Pendleton. The two sus-
poets are now safely lodged in the
county Jail, In this burglar hunting
'aid the officers We're out all night.
The arrest of Clark and Evans
makes six arrests for burglary the
sheriff and his deputies have made
within the past few lays.
Last Saturday morning Charles |
Rogers and Frank Hart were arrested |
It Pasco charged with having robbed |
/ store at Adams.
The other two burglary arrests were
hose of Charles Palmer and Russo
'mith. They were arrested early last
week for having robbed the homes of
)ean Tatom and p. o. Elliott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-23

Charles H. Carter. c. p. Bishop was
named as president, c. NJ Bishop,
vice president. and Roy T. Bishop,
secretary.
The president of the company is
generally recognized as one of the
strong business men of the state. He
was mayor of Salem for several years
and brought into his Office the same
careful business methods which made
his business successful. He is now
the owner of stores in Portland, Sa-
lem and Ashland. The other two
Bishops are his sons and in addition
TO having the advantages of theoret-
ical training in the best technical
schools in Pennsylvania, have actual
practical experience in the manufac-
ture Of woolen goods.
President Bishop declared this af-
ternoon that practically the last de-
tail had now been completed and that
there would be no further delay He
said the plans and specifications
were yet IN the hands of the archi-
tect but requested that persons wish
ing to bid for the contract for the
erection of the buildings should see
some member of the company at
once. He insisted that the mills would
be rushed to the earliest possible COM
pletion and the work of manufacture
ing goods started as soon as possi-
BILE.