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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25

AVISO-H Habiepdo obtenido Ia repre-
sentacion exclusiva de Ia interasante Re
vista ilustrada Gle la Habana "El Figa-
re-, tengo ell gusto de participar q todas
las personas de Ia isla que deseen sus,
cribirse, que 10 hagan directamente con
el que suscribe.4 En breve aparecera en-
la citada Revista, semanalmente una pa
gina completa dedicada. exclusivamente
Il asuntos genuinamente puertorriquenoS
con grabados de acontecimientos. de per-
sonas prominentes y de nuestras bellas
damitas "El Figaro" Sc imprime todos
los domingos y obsequia sus suscrito-
res con un elcgantc folleto del Eco de
la Moda" de Paris, con patroncs. etc.
dos Veces al mes, y tambiGn regala to-
dos los mescs UN PIANO al suscritor
que tenga en- su rccibo ell nGmero igua
al de los cuatro terminates de la recall
caci6n de In Aduana de la Habana -
SuScrjcion: Tn ano adelantado $40: &
meses, IS; meseS S2.75-VICroe r
LorEz NusSA, representative exclusive pa=
ia Puerto Rico, Box 452. San Juan -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25
Banca de- Puerto Rico.
COnyocatOria a aJunta General.

Ell dia 8 de Febrero pr6ximo, q Ia una
de la tarde y en- la ofcina central del
Banco, Tetuan 8, tendr;i efecto la Jun
ia general ordinaria de accionistas, en-
la que se~dara .cuenta con Ia Memora
y Balance general correspondence al a6o
1908 y demas asuntos que disponen los
Estatutos y Reglamentos del Banco.
Tamben Sc tratara sobre Ia reforma
del artfculo 46 de los Estatutos en- el
sentido de elevar 5 pGo el dividendo
annual que fila dicho ar ticulo en- 6Gc
como tipo maximo.
Desde el 81 de Enero corriente Sc ex-
pediran ell Secretarfa papeletas de asis-
tencia para dicha Junta & los aecionis
tas que las solicitor, quedando desde
hoy eXpucsta al pdblico en- dicha ofcina
la hsta de los que tienen derecho d vo
tar. ..
San Juan, P, r. Enero lode 19O6gs
Ell President M PANIAGuA. % $
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Moc1oN DE NUEy0 JUIuo

FL Leho. Miguel Crr--a '.5 -
aver ! un reporter" Do ...- .-.
ir1taha de presentar Una '.1r 20 fs
lshraci6n ds nuevD i-lrtn c- r. .s.
IIrl6 4 efecto ~ viernCS v en- t....
clssado culuablc Del de-tC de a.-..
h pcnna dc ID se5nr.ta ATnar.
Car Esuzl1l, vec.uO ae Vega
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25
FL iobanillo

FL tesIn de Ia scmfenria del Supreme en-
rl caso del LobnuHo ,lIrc nsf:
SENrENCIA". San ,Iuan
Puerto Riro l.urrr34 dr 1908. Este TrIhu-
nal ha cNaminadu embellishments las
;ranScripconts Il" autoS ri ct case arrlha
cxpresado, dr>puCs lr hahcr preStado
,!cfeuiha larga consideration Il las alcga-
Clones, ;si escrltaS como orllcs de laS par
ties, no ha polidu llcgar il "btcntr acucrdo
undnimr. i pur mayDril de voinS, para Ia
decision del prr>ruie TrcurSo, puts los
.Iueces AsuraduS Srcs. FigucraS Y Mac
Leary opinan pur In coniirmacljn de In
resolution iaprhda ,ic lcrha 10 de Fcbre-
ro del ano pr6Nlm0 pa,adn, Y los JueCes
Asociado, Srcs. llrniulrh Y Wolf por la
revocation dc In mlsE.;, ru vista de 10 cual
Qucla iiTmc dicha r,snHr.,u. sin perjuiciu
lie que los .iUrcC, rwaan Su5 OplniOucS
pur csCrilu. $; in o~fiustH ysuNcuicntc. Co
uunigur-c q Il srrrl.u It, ,Ic Ia cnrtc de
DlStritD dc San dGJu ;t l.s rtrctOs prOcc
ccdcntcs" Lu a~uriaran y hrrnan los Jue-
crs del Tribunal supreme Firmndos,-Jos6
g. Hrrniulcs.-E irmaip l,r~d Ma Figue-
ras.-Flrma.lu.- J. II. Ma Lcary.-Firm2
d1.-AduIi,h c. Muli'
lo las enmieads p5or.e-t.s, reduciendo
/ las cscuclas.
3D-Dolar i 10. He-i.,r- dc personal
suficicutc en proprci..a al .r-i 1io Ell ellos
cxistentc. a-ignand1 q l,+ cmpI ll1s retri-
buciJa adeouala & IA llsr qua cfccttian.
/ 3l.-Dehcri4 esiuInr5c ;amlitn IA con-
) yenirrria de aut.rissr IL rris, rr9ri6n en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25

-ENTRE los cnnpradores de rcI6ies
4 p!nzos en- Ia joycria de +. Kehrhahn
V Co. Sc olrece IN reloj "Waliham" Sc
La Ultima scmana obtuvn
uno el socin lose Rivera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25

TRASPASO.-po aiSentarse su due
no 81, tr.l@pasa una acrcditada farmacla
de Ii capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25

TERRENO IIN SANTURCE.-Sc ven
de una parreIa de unos 10000 metros
cuadrados, sitmada en- Ia callc de Canals,
Il ochenta metros de distancia de In Pa-
"a del Mercado de dicho barrio de San
turce, y en- colindancia por el Norte con
el "Parque Rcsidcnciap Prcrio mode
RADIO Y facilidades para cl pago. -Infur-
mari w. Bosch Tctuan >, altos. dp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25

MlRNI"la Sc aIuuila mn mirador cnn
dos .iriari.rrnlus muy frcssna y barains.
Cail. ,lrl juztu, uumero IL. j. Y a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25
TEMPLOS.

En- las iglesias cai5lie1s DO cafe lrlL
l San Francisco Y Cap.-a sa >-;a.c. a
AzIesia parnoquial, hu D rl ...l.fls Ill.,.
" trida concurrence de ...-s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-25

COLOCACION. I'esea cO.ocar,e
una elorita Isqu grafa. con conoci,
mientos de inglcs y msquI la Para in-
infoTmes d'rigirse a ca Ie lie In Cruz
No. 20, IA tos. San Juan. ?. K.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

without? No one agrees now with Euripides-'A
woman should be good for everything at home.
abroad good for nothing" But deny that
Nothing Ioveler can be found in
Than to study household good
And good works IN her husband to promote.
certain man has been described as loud on
the hustings. brilliant AZ the club gay in the ball
room, dull and irascibe at home" Heaven fore
fend that this should ever apply to any woman.
Something is askew when the mother of little
school children leaves them in their suburban
home IN charge of a maid of all work. on Satur-
days. because she sees her duty in attending a
municipal Course Child Culture" forgetting
that God has given mothers license TO be missed -
What will happen when duty calls the wife and
mother TO meetings, primaries and election
eering, and the polls, and afterward, naturally TO
place?
Pat said to Mike, 'Is your father living YET?
And Mike said. Not yet" TO the question. Shall
women have the vote? let good. sane women an
swer Not yet And will kindly withhold
their aid until they that fair majority
of women think they want IL? NJ B. B.
New York. Jan. 29. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
An INIT" ON TOTING.
Scores Sufragettes Here and abroad
for Their "SiUu Vie5cs.' .

u tba Editor q The TTibIne.
Sir. 4 friend asked me why woman as
-sriotic as I an. and as chivalrous toward women
-csr he so opposed 70 womens voting. Why, that s
ne very reason WHY. First of all, do not be-
faa that arv country above all this country would
te better n present anyway. FOR the doubling OF
rs vote As a housewife, i your porridge IS soggy
and lurnpv and half cooked, you don't just dump
n more meal. good and bad, . improve IL What
vuuT6 he better than 2 doubled : q restricted
Franchise. They say that the Franchise cannot be
taken away from men Eho have = even Z they
neglect il or disgrace Il OF 81. Il o- course, fe-
male dignity could not brook 6lsc-Eli-z-i1- Women
eoald TOT be required 70 be fairy -esl=c-able 10
know bow 20 read u have e s--s--=---s OF The
iongre and laws OF the land Z tls sane we're not
required Of men Now that are daring % hope
i4rge hopes some OF Us are hoping that n spite
q p0litics-I nate 20 use that fIe word IN q bad
sgnse-Uise men will soon devise p way Of sitting
What goes into the national porridge pot Time
ea8ush then for women want The ballot
Women are fond OF comparing themselves with
msn 10 prove themselyes fitted for the new depart
u-s bUl, IL fact, the ordinary man has had cen
tu-iss Of training in affairs. He has had TO con-
si5er and effect, 70 regard justice and prac
Use sef-conrrol. Women, even in this day of
clere-. splendid women. are showing themselves
deficient in such training in their way Of struggling
70 be Ike men Higher education has gone 10 our
heads Il has not yet percolated through our being.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
MRS. FISH AN ANTI
NJ, ,Join League for Ciric Educa-
fioR of U'Omen.

4,- -1-a most interesting event which has
f's+ 5n The war between the women who
= -. ,-.ta and those who do not, which has
Va ,,5, such fury during the last few weeks.
fa=7 sr-z-iay. when il was announced at the
g. tiers # the National League for the Civic
I...;er .- Women. the most active OF the anti
Lou bodies NOW IN the fold. that Mrs Stuyve-
FISH had jo;ned that organization Mrs
So - when asked for a confirmation Of this
fs- - SIN. lad not actually Joined the league.
7ep' -. .17sf5e.5nE IT, and that her sympathes
" .,ir- f- seems TO me that a woman would
.-seIf - On 4. level svith men," she said, and
s,rt think that is right
Syl - r5srrs considering ends IN active
-, % The anti cause her action Will un-
s. divide society into two fairly well
0'.,s7 sections. IN that case the battles OF the
- 1ilalv TO pale into insignifcance compared
- ,bese Of the future. Heretofore, or rather
VI. VI re short 7ericd that woman suffrage has
gu Gu live question, the balance OF wealth and
-. has appeared 10 be on the side Of the
"a .--i,sa-ies and 10 their ali powerful aid the
-. .,,,cess af the most notable suffrage demon
t.i,-s has in large measure been due. With
.-;sr -- the anti side the situation Will be
- nearly equal and more interesting With
h'' ~ ..z-,-i-- side are Mrs. Grover Cleveland
Ae M .-7r-,v Car-legie Mrs. David Il Greer and
n n 77.,-l-s-E27che Ratoryi. Mrs. Richard Watson
-+ss- is pre-deut Of the National League Tor The
=. +,svea-iGn ~ Women, aid Mrs Gilbert l.
@ o1~ 4. ci,a.~nsan Of the executive committee
,-,,,r the fashionable women who have mani
80 i-,-erest IN the suffrage cause, In addition
-, clarence AfscEay re Miss Anne Morgan
n Il ? Belmont, Mrs. John Jacob Astor'
= Ptiiip I.ydig, Mrs. Paul Morton-a ceserter
=, ,la ..au-ss"-AIrs George Gould MIS- ftooeft
- s75 Mrs = Borden Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
TACT OF EMPIRE DAUGHTERS.
Entertain Rival Fed Candidates Without
PartialitY.

The City Federation election cast its shadow over
the first annual luncheon Of the National Society
OF the Daughters of the Empire State at the Wal
dorf-Astoria yesterday, but officially an attitude
of the most studied impertiality was maintained
The president. Mrs. Gerard Bancker. a candidate
for Office on the ticket headed by Mrs Belle de
Rivera sat between Mrs de Rivera and her rival
Mrs William Grant Brown, and introduced both 10
the guests with the same polite phrases. And. 10
cap the climax she pinned the insignia Of the So
oiety on the bodice of Mrs Brown, who has Just
Joined the organization and welcomed her Win
the utmost cordialty 10 membership.
Unoflcially the day was one of active electfon-
eerng. and the guests who are delegates 10 the
Federation convention to-day left early tc present
their credentials to the credentials committee al
the Hotel Astor. Incidentally, they took adVan-
tage the occasion to labor with other delegates
on the duty of voting right
The chief speakers at the luncheon were Mrs.
Charles S. Dennison, Robert Watchorn, Commits
sioner of immigration. and Cornelius A Pugsiey.
Music was furnished by the Empire State Quar-
tet and an Empire State song, with music and
words by Miss Laura Sedgewick Collins. was sung
for the first time
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
SIX SUGAR ACTIONS CONSOLIDATED
Judge Holt Allows Single Proceeding in Gov
ernment's Suit Against Trust.

Judge Holt, In the United States District Court.
granted the motion of Assistant United States At
torney Dennison yesterday afternoon for the con
solidation Of the six actions against the American
Sugar Refining Company into single proceeding.
which jury VIII be empaneled to-day. MT-
Dennison also obtained Judge Holts consent to the
reduction Of the governments demand TO $3.50 600.
es a penalty for intentional and deliberate fraud
charged the part Of the American Sugar Te,fn-
ing Company fl tampering with the weighing Of
cargoss OF sugar delivered at the Willia msburg
docks
John B. stanchfeld, OF counsel for the American
Sugar Refining Company. objected to the consoli-
dation OF the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
suFFRAeIsrs MEET IN ALBANY.

Albany. Feb. 4.-The Rev. Anna Howard Shaw
president of the National Woman's Suffrage Asso-
citation addressed a meeting here tonight on The
New Democratic Ideal" Mrs Ella H Crossett.
president the state association. and Mrs. Henry
Willard of New York, chairman OF the legislative
committee OF the state association. addressed an
afternoon Meeting.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
FURNITURE

PARLOR SUITS REUPHOLSTERED. N
GLIDING TAPESTRY; springs repaired.
50: dining room chairs recovered. includ-
ing leather. SOC: don't throw YOUR old
frames away. We reUDhOister and polish
them equal to new al hair price car be done
in residence or free delivery. send postal
We will call with samples; city or country.
TOPPERAIAN. sol East SD St
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
SAYS TAXPAYERS DON'T NEED LAWYERS.

President Purdy Of the Tax Department said yes
terday that many aggrieved taxpayers were throw
ins away money on lawyers in the hope OF haviaE
their assessments reduced.
Il am informed" said Mr. Purdy. that attempts
have been made 20 induce persons to make
contracts for the reduction Of the assessment for
contingent zee This Is totally jnwarrH ed
proposition Any person assessed can obtain a
reduction Of the assessment, Il the facts warrant II
by application in person"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
PARTITION SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
against EstelIe Balch Harwood and others.
In pursuance Of an interlocutory judg-
meHt cr partition and sale made and en-
tered IN the above entitled action, bearing
date the Attn day Of January, 1909 I. the
undersigned. the referee IN said Judgment
named will sell al public auction. at the
Exchange Sales Room, Nos. l4-i6 Vesey
street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan IN the
CITY Of New York, on the lUth day OF
February. 1909 at IL O'Clock noon on that
premises directed BY said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows, All
situate IN the Fifteenth Ward I'm the Ror-
ouEh OF Manhattan in the City Of New
York known as No. I3l AWity street, now
West Third Street, distinguished as Lot No.
30 fFp-tyf. on a certain map known as
Map Of property belonging 70 Thomas r
Mercein, situate iE the Eighth Ward OF The
City Of New York, April ISIS. p W.
Bridges. city Surveyor which map was
filed in the ONCE Of the Register OF the
CITY and County Of New York. on the 10Th
6av OF April 1925. as Map 20. and butted
60 boundsi as follows. Beginning at
a point on the NortheasteTly side OF West
Third Street formerly Amity street,. Two
hundred and three t2o3) feet Nine 90
inches from the Eorthwesterly corner OF
said West Third Street and Macdougal
ptreet and running thence Southeasterly
along said West Third street Twenty three
f2sl feet TO lot Numbered Forty-one t4b
on said map: thence NortheasleTly along
said Lot Number Forty-One t4D. one hun
dred iOO) feet 10 land now or late be
longing 10 Alfred s. Pell; thence North
westerly along the said last mentioned
land. Thirty t30 feet to land now or late
belonging 20 David : Jones. and thence
south westerly along said land Of David ;.
Tones. one hundred G0O feet Three 80
Inches 10 the place OF beginning
Dated New York. January 18th. 1909
DANIEL =. HAYS.
Referee.
c w BENNETT,
Plaintirs Attorney. No. . Rector St,
y !. City,
HERBERT :. PRUSSEL,
atrornev for defendants. Harwood. and
others 81 Wall Street. y. Y. city.
Holm DILL. JR, Attorney for defendant
Holden, 40 Court Street. Brooklyn. y. I.
The following IS a diagram uf the prop
err,- To be sold: its Number being 1871 West
Third street formerly Amity Street;
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
orr1cIAL LrNcoLN MEpALs.

OFFICIAL LINCOLN MEDALS
issued by the Lincon Centenary Comfnlttee
OF the City OF New York.
Retail IOc. 25c. soc. and 81 each
LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON POR-
TRAITS ALI. SIZES.
!. Koehlsr, Distributor. I5G Park RoE, y. I.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

MYSTERIES uutangled. expert 6iscovsrer
and tracer-thingS unknown GiefsrdO
LuisI. 81 Nassau st. Phone T95I-CoFtlaadt.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
HEAT AND LIGHT.


Sunlight Patented Latest
Improved Gas Lamp
$50 candle power never
blackens mantle. saves 500
On gas bills. brighter than
lie sun; best IN existence.
Introduction prices 10 Trib-
une readers. SOC, 10c., 81:
.nantles 1Oc- up. SUNIO
HEAT & LIGHT CO.. as
Nassau ST., near John St COG
E 1elss 81. Tel. 4424 Aelrose-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
HELP WANTED.


Male
YOUNG NAN WANTED, 25-2li neat
h-igtt slG Tot afraid q Work. outside
posiLc1; &c csET7aEslDg- address, IN oNn
kzz6ET1LinE, C. G.. BOX IL. Tribune Up
t5wz O15Ce 1868 Broadway
e. JOINS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
es5 AH1s1ertsm ave. near S3G st. neecs
hSip q a. naLiolalittes- no fees charged;
Places waiting. city End country bring
references.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

DRESsNIAKINCI AND MILLINERY
FIRST CLASS d. essmaklnS. ladies' ma
tsrisls accepted; reduced prices January
and February Grace. 40 West SIth s.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING. LAT
EST PARiSIAN MODELS CASEY oU'
West 124th St
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKE Err. = Latest
models styles; ut guaranteed r warts,
25 West 135th st.
HIGH CLASS GOWNS; perfect Directors
STYLES: newest models Janetts. o5I West
i4sth st.
TTT,INERY.-Exclusivs styles designed;
Fffth ave trimmer. Myrtle Jones' 81
West f03d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

zssISTANT BooKKEEPER and STE
ApGRAPE ER--S-ats age. experience.
sZa-y expected End nationality. Address
Manufacture. = Rresiwsy, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
cfIAMBERNAID and WATTRESS--By
Ieat competent obIiging young woman:
excellent references: city or country. e.
Mrs. Golfers Agency. l22 West 23d Ct
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS--Youn
English Protestant. in city: three yesrs'
city reference. Il, Hofmayer's Bureau. 152
West 23d 81. Telephone. after 10 E. m,
is6z-C-helsea-
CHAALBERMAID - WAITRESS. - By two
Finnish girls; city or country; together or
separate. Weld Emp Bureau. S24 ColuEn-
bus ave Tel. 7T5s-RiyeF.
CHAMBERMAID and LAUSDRESs.-By
young swedish girl; hest Of references;
wsges $50. Weld Emp. Bureau. 324 Co
lgrnbas ave. Tsi. s75e-Riga-.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05
woEK WASTED.

scTRs.-, Female.
49,. - - German gin. Miss
New-York tribune., 1909-02-05

The fee IS 20 be zceuireu oy The city os
New York in all the real estate parce's >
Nos 43S 70 sSS. inclusive. and parcels Nos.
EESA 45SR and 453C, contained IA the
above description
Reference Is hereby made u the sad
map fled as aforesaid IN the Office % the
Corpty- CLERK OF tae County Of U.sssr. for q
more detailed description of the real estate
70 be taken IN fee. as above described
In case any real estate heTeiTbef1re d.
Scribed is used for highway or other public
purposes. such use shall continue until such
time as The City Of New York may acquire
the right 10 close the same.
Dated December 2s. 1903
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETOS. Corporation
Counsel Office and Post Office Address
Hall OF Records corner OF Chambers
and Centre Streets. Borough OF Man
haitian New York City.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-10
POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED.
Miss Agnes Pearson and Fred A
Davidson Are the Recipients
Of Many Good Wishers.

Last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Miss Agnes Pearson,
and Fred C. Davidson were joined in
marriage by the Rev. F. A. LaViolette
Of the NJ. E. church, assisted by the
Rev. G. McDermoth of the Congrega-
tional church, in the presence Of a
large number of friends of the con-
tracing parties, the ceremony being
performed in a beautifully arranged
bower of flowers in the south end of
the large parlor.
The bride wore a white satin en-
pire princess dress, with point de
spret, the trimmings being of Irish
crochet lace. She wore a crown of
white satin roses, and carried bo-
Quet of white roses. The groom wore
conventional black. They were at
tended by Miss Annie Elliott of Sc
attic, as brides maid, and Frank
Davidson, twin brother Of the groom,
as best man; two young sisters Of the
bride being flower girls, and Miss
Laura Young ring bearer; the father,
Judge ]. c. Pearson, giving the bride
away. Previous to the ceremony,
Miss Nettie Ballew sang, 20 Promise
Me-" the wedding march being played
by Miss Nellie Craig. Later, several
vocal selections were rendered by
Miss Craig and w. o. McCaw.
Following the congratulations, the
company of over 100 persons partook
of an elegant wedding supper, Mes
danes w. Irvine and S. Pearson, re-
presenting the hostess in that depart
ment.
Miss Pearson is the oldest daughter
of Judge and Mrs. J. C. Pearson, and
was born in this city. having gradu-
ated from the Aberdeen public schools
Mr.. Davidson is young business man
of this city, and both of the young
people are members of the M. E..
church, where they are active leaders.
Numerous and valuable presents, as
we'll as the hearty well-wishes of the
company evidenced the estimation in
which the newly wed are held.
This morning, the bride and groom
left for an extended wedding trip,
returning in July to Aberdeen, where
they will make their future home. The
Herald joins in the congratulations of
the other numerous friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-10

M. r. Leitch arrived from Duncan
u. C., on Tuesday Mr.. Leitch is in
business there, and came here to meet
MS brother, James, who arrived on
Tuesday evening from his old home
at Mountain View, California.
The funeral of John B. the IA
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.
McNamee, who died of typhoid fever
on Monday, was held at the Presby-
terrain church yesterday afternoon.
Rev. E. R. Prichard officiating.
The carpets and linoleum for the
new hall of the Knights of Pythias.
arrived this week, and will be laid
Immediately. The furniture is ex-
pected by July, when the knights
will take possession of their new
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Ford, of Berkeley, Cal.
ffornia, are in the city, the guests
lof Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Patterson.
Mrs. Ford is Mr.. Patterson's sister.
and is we'll known in this city. They
are touring the coast in their auto
mobile.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and daughter,
Ravena, who have been the guests
OF Mrs. c. R. Wilson, left for Tacoma
this morning to join Captain johnson
whose vessel, the A. B. johnson, is
loading there. From there they will
go to Mexico.
A large number of the members
OF DeMolai Commandry Knight Tenn
plars, will leave for Seattle next Sum-
day at 1880 p. m. in special car, to
be present at the opening of the an
nual conclave, which convenes in
that city Monday morning.
w. o. McCaw has completed the
school census. He found 2,257 chill
dren of school age, as against 1924
In 1908, an increase of 333. Figuring
10 persons to the pupil, as is done
in the Sound cities, this gives Aber-
deem population of 22,57O.
G. A. Pinckney & company, has the
contract for the sheet, metal work on
the school house at Chehalis, Lew
is county. They also have the con-
tract for heating. plumbing and the
sheet metal work on the Carnegie
Library building in the same city.
The quarterly contest of the Young
Peoples Society of the Congregational
church, closed last week, and on next
Thursday at $3.50 p. M, the losers
will serve dinner to the winners, in
the social hall of the church. La
ter in the evening there will be a
social to which the public is invited.