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Kodol insures good digestion BY
absolutely duplicating Natures
normal process, in perfectly digest
ing oil food taken into the stom-
ach.
While Kodol is doing this, tho
stomach is resting-and becoming
strong and healthy. A strong and
healthy stomach guarantees q
sound and active brain.
The man with q sound stomach
"a stomach that is doing for the
body Just what Nature intended
It to dds the man who is always
prepared for any emergency. He
q "there with the goods"
The man with a sick stomach, Is
q man sick all over. When the
stomach Is irritated by undigested
food, the blood and heart are di.
rectiy affected. Then dullness, un.
natural sleepiness, sick-headaches,
vertigo and fainting spells, and
oven serious brain trouble develop.
Kodol will prevent these.
Squirting the stomach and brain
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Continued from Page ~
versy between Secretary of the In
terror Ballinger and Special Agen,
CLAWS of the land department, lie in
the Controller bay coal district, at
the very gateway of the Guggenheim
zone of Alaska. They lie from % to
q miles from tidewater at Catella,
and about 35 miles almost directly
east of the mouth of Copper river,
which is the terminus of the Guggen-
helm railroad now being built into
the interior to tap the vast copper de-
posts of that region.
When this railroad is completed
and these copper deposits begin to be
worked on large scale Alaska will
produce more copper than does Mon
tana and this ore will be hauled to
tidewater at the mouth of the Cop
per river for smelling. Smelling this
copper will require vast quantities of
coal, and very naturally, this coal
will be drawn from the rich fields of
the Controller bay region immedi-
ately to the eastward.
Guggenheims Want the Coal.
To say that the Guggenheim syn
dictate is not already casting envious
eyes toward a monopolistic control of
these great coal deposits would be an
insult to the financial acumen Of the
master minds which direct the desti-
MES of the copper trust and its af-
fairs.
From the time of their entrance
into Alaska, some five years ago, it
has been the policy of the Guggen-
helms to take what they want Of the
great natural resources Of the terri
tory, using such methods as are ne
cessary in order to obtain it. So re-
lentlessly have they pursued this pol
icy that they are already recognized
as the masters Of the whole Copper
river district, ruling it's destinies
with an iron hand and milking it Of
its resources for the profit of them
selves and their associates.
Cunningham Group One of Many.
Cunningham and his associates are
but one of the many groups of per-
sons operating in the coal claims in
this district, but the Cunningham
group has come in for the most pub
lie exploitation, largely, on account
Of the prominence Of the individual
entrymen and the persistent and
powerful political influences which
have been exercised both here and at
Washington to get their claims pat
ented.
These claims were first located
prior to 1900 under the stone and
timber act and the only land law at
that time applicable to Alaska. After
the coal land law was extended to
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WANT RULES CHANGED
Continued from Page One.)

so that the growers of Washington
can compete on an equal basis with
other sections of the country.
In connection with other routine
business Ed. Russell, chairman Of
the building committee. reported
that the blue prints for the new club
building were promised by Wednes-
day or Thursday of this week and
that the committee was ready to ad-
vertise for bids Immediately on re-
ceipt of them.
Mr.. Hayden, chairman of the We
natchee day committee, said he
thought that funds were available to
meet all expenses incurred by the
committee, and that an itemized
statement of all expenditures would
be prepared and furnished to the To-
cal papers together with the contrib
utors to the fund.
President King called attention to
the offer of the Great Northern to
process, free of charge, any fruit
that might be contributed for use in
the special car which will be run by
the road through the middle west
for advertising purposes this fall He
urged that the growers take advant-
age of this offer, and Mr.. Farwell
consented to gather the fruit to-
gether for shipment to Seattle.
Mr.. Balch, on account Of extra
duties at this time Of the year, Of
fered his resignation as chairman Of
the exhibit committee and he was
released with the understanding that
he remain a member of the commit
tee. George Farwell was appointed
in his stead.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher vote of
thanks was rendered the chairman,
Mr.. Hayden, and the rest Of the COM
imttee for the excellent work they
did in making Wenatchee day so sue
cessful, and to the Chamber of Com
merce and the city officials and peo-
pie of Seattle who so kindly con-
tributed their assistance.
An invitation was extended to the
State Undertakers' association,
through Mr. May, and to the Presby-
terrain Synod through DR.. Stevenson,
to hold their annual meeting in We
natchee next year.
1t was decided to act on w. H.
Halling's suggestion that a $4,000
club be organized with an Initiation
fee of 40 cents. The craftsmanship
of this club was forced on Il. E. Hay
den over his protests, while Mr.. Hall
ing will act as secretary.
Ed. S. Russell called attention to
the fact that in reckoning the factors
that had contributed so much to the
success of Wenatchee day, no refer
ence had been made to the part the
women had taken in the affair, and
by unanimous vote it was decided
not to make such a serious omission
again and to count on their co-0pera-
ton in like events in the future.
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statute and found for the city in
the case on trial. His decision is
considered by the local attorneys as
a mastery Interpretation of the local
option law. He did not touch upon
the constitutional points raised by
the attorney for the city. It is likely
that a test case will be made soon
in this state on this point as many
prominent attorneys are insisting
that the law is defective. This deci-
sion of Judge Grimshaw Is as fol-
lows:
Gin this matter it will have to be
conceded. and has been conceded, by
counsel for both sides, that under
the rule as announced in this state
by the decisions in the 44th and II.
the 50th Washington, the previous
statute controlled in matters of IL
cense of liquors was absolute in the
council. Now this writ must stand
or fall upon the determination of
whether or not this local option law
has by implication repealed the law
as 1t formerly existed and what por-
ton Of it., If the repeal by implicttion
does exist, has been in that manner
repealed. The local option law does
not purport to be a complete law on
the subject of license. 1t does not
provide for regulation; it does not
provide for control; it contains moth
ing as to revocations of licenses after
they have been granted, and does
make a special reference to the exist
ing laws of the state. It must there
fore appear that the legislature did
not intend to repeal in its entirety
the existing law. Their language in
section six, providing for this election
and the result of this election there
fore, If the majority of the qualified
electors voting upon said question at
said election shall have voted in favor
OF the sale of intoxicating liquor
within the unit in which the election
was held, the sale of intoxicating
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FORM GOOD ROADS ORGANIZATION.

If Chelan county of the by which
waiting for form good roads organiz
anchers wspeope throughout the county Sub
stany there should be better roads, but the
difficulty getting sentiment crsazed that definite action
delay In Spokane county good roads organization
will result improvement of the highways
county thing be done Chelan county An
organization working force community and it
things which individuals might strive for to obtain
Such an organization should be started this year.
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We have dry batteries. Our tires
stay patched. Get your supplies Of us.
j. j. Eyer. IA N. Mission. sss
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SALOONS ARE CLOSED

CONTINUED from Page One.)
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The Value of Good
Digestion
d easy to figure if you know what your stomach
i worth. Kodol keeps the stomach at par value,
BY insuring good digestion. Kodol cures Dyspepsia.

to special effort by "tonics" and
"stimulants". doesn't cure anything,
or accomplish any good. Neither
does dieting. Indigestion and the
serious ailments which 1t induces
can be averted and corrected only
by natural means.
Kodol supplies this natural
means. It performs the stomach's
work for it-just as the stomach
should perform it-while the stom-
ach takes little rest "for the
stomach's sake"
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Our Guarantee

Go TO your druggist today and get . dol
entire contents of the bottle If you can
honestly say, that 1t has not done you any
good, return the bottle to the druggist and
he will refund your money without ques-
ton or delay. We will then pay the drug.
gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
druggists know that our guarantee Is good.
This offer applies to the large bottle only
and to but one in q family. The large bot
tie contains 2k times as much as the fifty
cent bottle.
Kodol is prepared at the laborar
tories OF E. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
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D0NEEN IN SYNDICATE

CONTINUED from Page ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13

cha pr6spera y el progreso en- el or
den pecuario, debo aconsejar la i'm
plantation del citado sistema por seq
cl que mas ventajas ofrece, dadas las
|condiciOnes y medic ambiente del pals.
Y aqui se me ocurre trstar de ciertos
cultivos forageros que segnramente pc
dian sustituir con grandisimas venta-
jas los empleadOs hasta ahOra en-
la alimentaci6n de las cabezas produe-
toras del articClo que nos preocupa, la
les como alg1Inos trevOles, la alfafpa
y otros, pero este 10 dejaremos pa
IN OtrO dia.
Es. innegablc que una de las prin-
cipales fuentes de prosperidad Y de
las que en- gran parte dimana, por tan
to, el bienestar de los pafses (sobre to-
do en- los que, como este, son aptos pOr
sus especiales condolences para produ-
cir economicamente) es ell aumento ven
tajoso de production en- los 6rdenes
agricolas y pecuario; y sobre los que
preferentemente debe fijar su aten-
ci6n la vida de los pueblOs.
Asi, pues, en- la inteligencia de que
Ell senalar los medios de aumentar aque
lia en los dos citados 6rdenes, es de
alguna importapcia al fin de interes
general, continuaremos, cuando ell tiern
po y ct espaclo nos permltan, este
interrumpido articulito.
Pedro Ma. Villasante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
Collaboration
LA LECHE

Regimen econ6mico en- la explotacio
oe Ia industria lechera Y manera de
conocer la densidad Y pureza de aque-
LA.
E.s yerdaderamentc I'm POGO dlllcn
Ell los actuales tiempos por que atra-
vesamos. estar libres de sufrir, en-
nuestro ORGANISING digestive, siquiera
sean, ligeras pert,wbaciones; germenes
de poster.iores enfermedades que pue-
dem. tai vez. acabar por degenwar Ell
graves con el transcurso de los amos.
Y este indudablemente, obede--
ce. en aIgunos eas0s, las adultera-
clones due en mas de- una OCCASION Sc
hacen con aquell0s alimentos en- cuya
composition eutran, aunque EN- peque-
ras d6sis. materias mas menos no.
civas, pcro toxicas al fin como VA
gueda dich0.
Para 1 negociantc POGO eScrupnlo-
50, T. meior dicho. dc mny @anchao CON
cIencia. 40 cXisre uas que el negoclo.
no mira otra ,.o>a y 81 para micntes en-
algo mas si,c est. +, L. da nitgun va
lor. conSlleTand,l e uu OrCen muy
Secundario Para Fl puede decirse que
es deScorocido Il rcspeto a la Salud
del pr0iimo. siendo eSto seguramcn-
te L. que menos le importa De todo.
La inspection del cuerpo de Sanidad
Y Il tenor ! las leyes nnicamente IN
auietanle aigo. pero que pIeda Il bur
larlas. sustraerse 4 elias. no sufrir las
consequences De Sus adulteraciones Y
to1o 10 demxs tienele sin cuidado.
No todos los negociantes en- estos
dalicadisimos artic0los DE coTssumo pG-
blico, tienen prasente, como debieran.
los incalcsIlables danes que con Ia ven
Ia de ellos ocasionan al consumidor v
cl notorio T.,T.uc1o que con sus abu-
sivas falsificaeiones causan asi msmo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
POpta EXc(ntnico
Pedro Ma. Villasante.

Edmond Rostand absorbe hoy dix
la atenci6n de todo Paris.
Algunos periodicos Sc guasean POGO
de la manera un tanto regia como via
ia y Sc conduce el autor de "Cyrano
de las nrecaucIones que Sc We obllgado
i tonar para defender su precioso ln7
cognito.
rs aSta una nueva manera de recla-
mo. q
Rostand que 'ienc Su residencia ha
htuaI en- Cambo, pueblecito pintoresco
situado en las cercanias de Bayona,
lego a Paris con el fin de presidin
los ultimos ensayos de su misterIosa
fabula dramatica "Chantecler" de Ia
ctlal Sc viene hablando hace va me-
ses y aun amos.
Dias antes habia llegado a la capi-
tai su secretario para disponer la estan
Ella del poeta contrat6 una serie dc
habitaciones en- Il Hotel de Meurici, =
hotel donde Sc hospedan los Soberanos
que viSitan la gran ciudad del Sena
las puso 4 rombre del "Duque de Can
bo". exphc6 despues que el vate de
"Cyrano de Bergerac"
Este. acompaicido de una "suite nu
merosa. ahandon6 mace ocho dias su
residencia del Pirnro vasco. Sus pa
SOS r.vcian expados por ma nui4' IL.
dilgentes reportes. nero Il eonsig0i1
aludir tuda tentativa de intervid Po-
co antes de Paris dei6 Il tren en- y
cstaci6n anterior Ia terminus y J."
nifndose una barba posiiza unas
grandes antiparras llcg6 en- auto al
hotel. Ali le esperaban va varias per
sonas pcro las evit0.
l.e acompanan su esposa, stis dos M
Jos. Il preccpioor de estos, su seereia-
RIO. I'll emprcsario de Paris. su ayuda
de camara. oiro criado In camarera
de Su cspcsa y el "chauffcr'-
Las habitaciones son las rcservadas
Labiiualmentc los Reyes que visiian
Ia capital. Fuera, montan la guardia
para aIeiar inoportunos. una doesna Dc
criadcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13

fcsionales y por el lustre y esplendor
del Colcgio; Presidentc por liltimo del
Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Rico en-
cuyo elevado cargo afirm6 de una ma
nera invariable los prestigios de quo
supo rodearse en- toda su vida y con
Ia eficaz cooperation de los ilustrados
Jueces que le acompaharon en- la for
maci6n del Tribunal Supreme, supo
MERCER Ia mas absolute cOnfianza no
solamente de los Abogados que ejercie-
ron ante dcho alto Tribunal, sino tam
bien la de todos los litigantes cuyos
intereses tuvierOn siempre una firm,
& invariable garantia en- Ia ilustraci6n
unprecedented y acierto que en- todos
sus actos ha sabido demOstrar el Tri-
brnaf Supreme de Puerto Rico.
3: Que de esta Resolution autori-
zada como Comite especial pOr el De-
cano del Colegio don Juan Herman
dez Lopez y por el ADogado dei MS
mo don Juan de Guzman Benltez, Sc
|libren dos copias para entregar una
de elias al Tribunal Supreme al hacer
la peticion a que Sc refiere el primer
parrafo de esta resolution, y la otra
para entregarla la sonora viuda de
dicho Jose Severe Quinones, dona Mo-
desta Gambaro como un testiHhnio dc
profundo afecto y del respeto y la con
sideraci0n que al Colegio de Abogados
merecio merecera siempre el recuer-
do de su ilustre Decano Jose Severe
Quinones.
San Juan T. r. Mario s de l9o9.-
Por el Comite especial, Juan Herman
deg Lopez, Decano del foleglo. Juan
he G,nlnan Benitez, Abogado del Co.
legio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
In MenaOriam
Procedinientos segu1dos an
te el Tribunal Supreme con
notivo del fauecimiento del
Honorable Jose Severe Quiho-
neA Presidente que fue de di-
cho Tribunal.

Motive triste es, en- verdad, el que
IN csta ocasidm mueve al Tribunal 4
resolver: el fallecimientO del que fue
Honorable Presidente de esta Corte.
TT pals puertorrqueno esta de lu--
To; la perdida de uno de s1s hijos mas
proclaros, integerrimo ciudadano y be-
aemerito patricia, ha de hacerse SEN
Tar por largo tempo.
la distinguida familia del que en-
vida fue Jose Severe Quinones, padre
e5emplar, y esposo amante y bonda-
aoso, ha sido profundamente heu-ida en
su mas cara afeccion.
El foro puertorriqueno pierde tam
bien uno de sus mas preciados eie-
mentos; un brazo dispuesto siempre Il
auchar por los fueros de la dignidad
y prestiglp de la toga puertorriquena.
EI Tribunal supreme De Puerto Rico
1amenta profundamente tamben la de
;saparici6n de sn digno Y honorabilisi-
mao Presldente. honra y prez de la
Magistratura de este pals.
Muchas fueron las virtndes que ador
maron 4 nlestro venerable eompanero,
Como ciudadano puso siempre sus
anergias al seryicio dc su patria man
2nnsendo lncoirme In dgnidad de su
pals
Comd .esposo Y padre, sus Vlrtudes
re reflcian. en- ei caracter v distinction
ale su famiia, que liza moreeido slempre
q. profundo respcto alta considera-
pi6n de nuestra sociedad.
Como amigo. sincere, afable Y gene
roso. de coraz6n tierno. siempre estuvo
jispuesto tender su mano protecto-
ra a qulen de. Sus auxllios hubo me
nrster
Como .IursconsnIto y ora,sor forense,
xn fama perdurafa "a los anales dc
.nuestro fore; Ia nobleza de su carrie
4er Y la intcgridad pureza de sus
snformes en- los debate juridicos. cap
1aronlc la mas absolute coniianza dc
nuestra Maeislratura, y eonVlrileron-
g. en auxilial poderosisiuo lie Ia adj
aninistracijn dc justicia-
Y, finalmente. como primer MagIstra
alo dc nuestro ui.is alto Tribunal, dcla
a.Sieia luminosa en las paginas de mies-
5ras resoIuciones judiciales. En las ~
zSiones del Tribunal que por tanio ITEM
20 presidi6. vel6 siempre con excessive
sc.4o diIigencia por los prestiglos y
siign,dad de la Corte sguardamdo y Ia
saiendo gciardar. Ia pureza del procedi-
snicnto. 81 rcspeto la autoridad del
Tribunal In sImisi0n y acatamiento
Z sus rrsolnrIones. En- la Sala de con
sailia. Ia exquisite correction de sns IN
Tormes. en- ammonia con la eievacion
mel concepto. Ia eIoeuencia de su ex'
x,ressdn. v FL rccto espfritu de jusiica
en- que s,empre ~ inspire, h. mereeie-
nop Ia consideration mas dfstIngu'da }
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
1 los sEcriptN'S ' AgeaIg

RAs, II buena narcha de esta Admi
a16ssi6n, no sdnitimos Atlas Dc
DWipsisaes s este diArio si.e dssds
q peinsro do cada mes. Las BAJAS
. svisar&n los dfss 80 8 81; sdvir-
36adose que Las que % disFen con p"s-
1sr;sridad no se tomar&n On eueata
u surtir&n efecto en- Ia cc0tabhidad
kasta 81 dia 1ltimo del mes 1guien-
. Il en- que 50 solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13
,Colegio de Abogados de Puerto Rico.
f.
RFSOIUCION

IIaInendo fallecido el Honorable .io-
Sc Severe Quinones, Presidente del Trl-
bnnal Supreme de Puerto Rico d las
dos A NJ del dia seis De Mario de mil
noyecIentos nueyc, Y en- atenci6n los
naban 4 haber desempenado Fl cargo
de Decano del Colegio dc Abogados
durantes muchos amos y mas tarde el
d. preSidcnte del Tribunal supreme
Dc Puerto Rico dando en- todas ocasio-
reS brillantes pruebas de una gran
hlstracI6n dc una honradez inmacu-
lada. eI Colegio de Abogados en home
maze al ilustre Jose Severe Qui1ones
resuelve:
I: Que Sc pida al lion. Tribunal de
Puerto Rico en- la session que ha de
ceiebrar el dia de hoy, que suspenda
sus trabajos por el nempo que eI Tri-
bunai crea conveniente como mereci-
do tribute de respeto y de carinoso re
cuerdo al que fue digno Presidente de
dicho Tribunal que se haga esto
constar en- las Mnuias de la Corte.
?: Que el Coiegio de Abogados ha-
&c su vez constar la profunda pena
que H. embargo con motive del des-
graciado sueeso del fallecimiento del
lion. Jose Severe Quinoncs, ilustrado
v eIocuentc Abogado del Foro Puer-
tcrriqueno drrantc los largos amos de
su practica professional. Decano del Co
Tcgio de Abogados en- cuya rcpresen-
taeion demoxtro siempre gran afecfo
" estimation por sus compancros pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-13

hSS ue uuoitSA"A""'
Como quiera, pues, que el que en-
cabeza estas lincas puede muy bien
conxiderarse de universal consume y
escasea aqui mas de 10 que debiera
estando rclativamente cara, dada la
poca cema que contiemen muchas de
elias, y no siempre es buena, voy c,lal
lindica SUI titulo 4 ocuparme do dar al
gunas reglas relativas Ia manera de
cOnocer su densidad y pureza, reglas
que todas las casas, y cuadquier con-
s,,midor puede, sencillamente, poner-
las en- przictica; pero antes de todO he
de tratar, del regimen verdaderamente
econ6micO que en q terreno de la prac-
tica debe eguirse en- tOda expiOta--
ci6m lechera para lograr una buena y
abmdante production y obtener en- el
negOcio en una palabra, los mas ape
tecibles resultados, va que por 10 que
respecta al particular Sc deja nOtar
TN desconocmiento qIm nos atrevemOs
califcar casi de absolute en- este
ramo agl.icoia.
| Quisitramos, al hacerlO tratar 4
poder ser esta. question presentandola
10 menos cientificamente possible. va
q1le es maestro amino no escribir tan
solo para personals entendidas, pero Sc
gura mente que nos veremos EN- algllna
de sIs parties sino en- la imposibilidad,
en- la dficliltad por 10 menOs, de ha-
cerlo as, va que nos resistimos q la
idea de pasar por alto ciertos puntos
nuestro ljuicio, de importancia suma
por SER, en- estos en- los que principal
mente estrlba el exito peclmiario de
la empresa, aunque procuraremos EN-
eHos tratarlos con Ia muyor cIari,ad.
FL obtener grandes eant idades de
donde. como aqui. el mereado es segal-
70, por tanto su preclo bueno, es
negocio acknowledgements. tentador au
llega a sed1lcir hasta 4 los aficonados
por asportn Il la ganaderia pcro en-
este como en- todo negocio, una insu-
feiente direction, una organizaci6n
| mala, puede ser causa, 81 no de un
| fracaso, de no reSnltar tam lucrative el
'''-''.'
!
ciSados ( ren1t,.rir Al fraudn con In a1e
j consunidor es 81 npoganoo 81 ex-
| pucsto 4 Sufrir suS pprnieiosos efec
tos.
r. ,...;
10. -,
...:
L" pfi'hero que deoe tehef PreSeii''
''''' q que Se "euique Pretehda "t-
'iic,'fse a "a 'Apiotaeioh de eS'a inn'iS-
RIA 81 4'''rfe opteher SatiSiactorios re
~1iijte> no pcrtief tlempo V ulnefo.