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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23

picture child wife in the NyasaanG proecorate
in Central being carried "pcka-back by her new
y wedding procession Her bridal dress consists
of neck and pair Of brace
wrists.
usually the youngest OF number OF
yoa through before marriage
win completely broken by extremely hard discipline
husband In all things without
bride Ia the picture is about old
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23
BABY As A LITTER"
Detectives Clear Up Thrilling
Five and Ten Cent Store
Mystery.

y N C l K. Ind.
May 23.-Sher-
lock Holmes in
his career new
er had a more
elusive" GRIM
inal to deal
with than the
sheriff OF this
county chad un-
til he finally
captured a s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-23

Tacoma Ice Cream Co., only ex-
elusive ice cream company in Ia
coma. Phones Assoc; M. 2s20.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
BRADY STOOD WELL IN KANSAS.

SiOOC WELL IN KANSAS.
1 used TO know Jim way back in
Kansas 30 years ago" explained c
M. McClaren, civil war veteran and
mining man as he stood in the door
way of the governors office yester.
day morning. Il just want TO walk in
and shake him by the hand and tell
him how glad l am to know that he
Is governor of the great state of
Idaho"
AS he sat waiting his turn to meet
the chief executive, he talked with
Secretary Dietrich and the stenograph
er. Why" he said Il knew Jim
back in the sun-flower state when he
didn't have $50 to his name. and
tell you he made himself by being
Just what he is, active and smart and
being honest and on the square.
Brady never did business with any
man that did not come back and do
business with him again. I'll bet he
Keeps you folks jumping" he inquired
OF the secretary, chuckling over some
pleasant recollection of his past ac
quaintance with the governor. Here
he comes now" as the governor ap.
preached. Always on the move, amt
he-JuSt like he used to be"
At this juncture, he was ushered in
TO the private office and his Hello,
Jim, old boy, how are YOU" resound-
ed over the entire capitol building.
Mr.. McClaren is an old and valued
friend OF the governors and Govern
or Brady expressed himself as being
very much pleased to greet his old
friend again. Mr.. McClaren is gem
eral manager of the Alkaline Mining
and Development company of Haines,
oregon, and contemplates spending a
portion of the summer months in
Boise.-Boise Statesman.
Incidents OF the above character
go farther to enlighten the public as
to the true inwardness of the man
who is at the head of our state gov
eminent, than all the speeches and
public receptions that could be given
by him between now and doomsday
The warm regard of the old veteran
for the governor. whom he had
known way back" and the estimate
that was placed upon him in his
younger days by the old friends
where he lived, are Credentials"
not written for timely effect.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
AVOID POLITICS.

The law enforcement leagues that
are being organized in the various
counties of the state will be a good
thing-if they don let lot of polit-
ical tricksters get the upper hand of
them and prostitute their efforts to
an unworthy end. If the league is
used solely to work few politicians
into office its organization will re-
suit in less benefit than if it had
never been given life. If it "hews
to the line" and labors for the strict
enforcement of all laws alike, with
out regard to whom they may effect,
it will have the hearty support of all
right thinking people. The league
should look carefully after its cam
paign fund, however. We mean the
fund that is being raised in each
county to be used in the enforcement
of the laws. This fund is reaching
goodly proportions and will be look
eG upon with covetous eyes by shady
politicians who would like to divert
it to furthering their own interests
Eternal vigilence" will be the price
of the leagues success, coupled with
thew to the line, let the chips fall
where they may. "-Chronicle, Cot
tonwooi.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Governor Brady visited the home
counties of his two gubernatp rical or
ponents last week, but from the roval
receptions accorded him at Standpoint
Wallace and Occur d. Alene CITY. il
could hardly be truthfully stated he
was in the "enemy's country T."
Gov. Brady refused to deliver a
political address at Wallace last week
the home town of o. Neil. his oppo-
nent in the race for nomination as
governor, because he thought it
would be discourteous to Mr.. O'Neill.
However, Adam Aulbach, veteran edi-
tor of the Occur d. Alenes. enter
tanned no such fine spun distinctions
of political etiquette, and h ED forth
in a lengthy address at the recep-
ton accorded the governor n vein
most eulogistic and Mandatory of the
governor and his administration Mr..
Brady confined himself to an address
before the high school pupils, which
was well received.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1910
WANTS MORE OF BRADY.

The Culdesac Enterprise. in a re-
cent editorical on sound rules an
plicable to public officials, has the
following sensible remarks to make
ON the governorship of our state
and the present incumbent:
There is a fundamental principle
which we find in all measures and
advocated by all men looking
towards high ideals in our civil gov.
eminent. Simply expressed, it means
the selection of men to public SER
vice upon the merit plan, retaining
them and advancing them after PROV
ing them true. When the people, by
their votes elect a good man to of
flee and find him worthy and capable
fearless and true to the trust i'm
posed upon him, they should apply
this rule or principle to him.
Governor Brady's recent visit to
the electors of Idaho have a case di-
rectly in point. A year and a half
ago our representatives told us the
proper man for the governors chair
was Chairman Brady, who, it was
pointed out, possessed sound business
capacity, and had twice proven of
party value in leading the candidates
to victory. AS a candidate he pledged
his efforts to economical manage
ment of the business of the state and
the redemption of the party pledges.
Has he kept his faith with the peo-
pie? His record should reveal the
facts. 1t shows a continuous perfor-
nance of good faith, fulfillment of
promises and wise supervision of
the work of the various state depart
ments. He has not only worked hard
but studied, and is arousing the peo-
pie to the Importance of more equ-
able tax and road laws. He is rapid
ly proving himself a convincing and
forceful public speaker. His speech
before the house of governors has
done much in stating Idaho's position
on natural resources to the people
of the east and deserves careful
reading. 1t is a long struggle from
the Kansas farmer school teacher to
the governorship of Idaho, but the
process has certainly proven benefit
cial to our hard working executive as
we'll as the state. We will soon be
given the opportunity of individually
speaking our approval OF disapproval
of the judgment of our delegate and
his record as governor In so doing,
We should bear in mind this solution
OF the problem of good government.
He is not proclaiming from the house
tops that he stands for 'whateyer's
right" but to all questions having to
do with good government and the
best interest of the. state. he gives
the most careful consideration, and
having determined what is right, he
gives forth no uncertain sound as to
his position. He stands for civic
righteousness, good government, and
AN honest enforcement of the law.
He stands upon his record as pub
lie official, and invites the closest
scrutiny of every official act. With
all Difference to the ambition of
others, let us have more of Govern
or BIady's honest, conscientious and
satisfactory stewardship.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
Idaho county Republican candidates

Idaho county Republican candidates
seem to be a little diffident and
backward in announcing themselves
for office, as compared with other
counties of the state The North
idaho News contains over a column
of announcements frcm Bonner coun-
ty aspirants to office, while here
the ice still remains unbroken. Can
it be possible that they fear that it
is likely to be an ice bath indeed?
The Democrats have two candidates
in the field and more straining on
the tenter-hoaks apparently eager to
get in the race-but of course the
brethren of the opposition are admit
tedly ambitious starters" whether
they ever win out in race or not
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

The Globe is pleased to note that
the Moscow Star Mirror. which is one
of the best exchanges that comes to
our table. has taken a reef in its
sails and is now counseling more
mild and sane nomination campaign
among the Republican papers. The
Star-Mirror had "indulged" somewhat
in the gratifying but Improbable
vigorously partisan" campaign in
its own party ranks. until It evident
" saw where that course would land
the party in the real campaign in
the fall when it sensibly changed it's
course
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

only be reached by the d. mocraev
relegating to the rear ALI its leaders
and by becoming in fact as we'll
as IN pretense, a party of the peo-
PIE pure and simple" II tn on adds
There are many things in common
between the insurgent Republicans
and the majority of the d. mocrats
. ~ Mouiu appear that the only
va Inference between them
't'e eA'eht TO which they would
~ ene revision of the tariff
'""s' me trouble with the con-
summation of this suggested new
alignment is that the Dc mocratic
party would have to be born again"
anu me lhltlallVe TO this new birth
"oulu nave TO De taken by the lead
ers themselves, of that party whom
10 proposed 10 retire for the good
VI tne movement There is just
"neie lhe SUCKING point comes in;
the Democratic leaders win never
ooilseht 10 take any step toward
oisioca'ihs thelr own political necks
any more than VIII the Republican
ieauers. with the retirement Of
nail dozen OF the standpat Repub-
iioalls all would be Harmonious in
the Republican part and the re would
oe no necessity for the progressive
hepuollcans to go outside of their
own party to get the reform legisla-
ton they demand.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Charleston, the ambitious little twin
of the state line, is planning a fes-
tival and barbecue for June 9th to
which the whole outside world has
apparently been invited, that is ex-
pected to be a record breaker Three
"corn-fed" beeves will be slaughtered
for the occasion; athletics and two
games OF base ball will be INDUCED
in; tons of cherries given away
to the visitors while the governors of
both Idaho and Washington with
many other prominent gentlemen
from both states will deliver ad-
dresses.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
Secretary Donaldson of the De

Secretary Donaldson of the Demo-
cratic state central committee, in ex-
tenuation of the committees act in
fathering state organ. says:
"Since the Capital News came out
cold bloodedly and forsook the par
ty we have felt that we Should have
a party organ. The Capital News no
longer stands for Democracy, but for
sooth. is Independent " "A news
paper with any independence" as a
matter of course, would hardly suit
the purpose" of that committee,
otherwise the Lewiston Tribune, the
best Democratic daily in the state
might have been utilized along with
the Capital News.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

The democratic state central COM
mittee. with a newspaper which it
has dubbed the official state organ
at it's command, has laid the founda-
ton for one of the. most compelling
and lucrative gratis ever known in
the politics of any state. This will
catch them both coming md going,
and will go the mills of the gods one
better by grinding both fine and fast
Great schemer. that man Nhgent.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

The democracy has found ed an Of
fetal state organ by the Consolida-
ton of the Caldwell News, he Boise
Citizen and the Unionist, the new pa
per to be issued from CaldW ell The
enterprise is capitalized at $4,000,
with John Nugent, chairma IN of the
state central committee. president;
w. N Donaldson, secretary of the
state central committee, vice president
Fred Flood, late editor of the Citi-
zen, editor in-chief, and F. G. Bur
roughs, of the News, busin ess man
ager. The public is assured thai this
triune offspring will be the veritable
mouth piece of the party in this state
and that it will be the promulgator
and unfaiilng and never dying de-
fender of Simon pure" d. democracy.
The readers will have to wait to see
whether that includes Mr.. Bryan or
not
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

The Boise Capital News thinks
there is a bare possibility of re-
alignment of the two great political
parties, the Progressive Republicans
and the Democrats lining up together,
but, it says this desirable end can
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12
Official County Paper

tcHARCES FOR NoTIcES;-Iocal entertain
bents from which financial benefit is en-
pected. cards OF thanks, resolutions and poetry
will hereafter be charged for at the rate of a.
cents line for each insertion IVY
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-05-12

Insurance. Geo. NJ. Reed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
D1cereS .....

D1ceres 900.
Dicen que por la isla, hay agenteS de
ma compania de emigraci6n, y que han
conseguido arrastror fuera de su pals al
gunos ilusos.
Y ESQ pesar de las prosperadad am
biente.
Con seguridad que esos natiuos no Sc
han lido de Ia isla por La carencia de me-
dios ique va ser!
Hanse lido, porque no los ha visitado
el Ministro de la Guerra, y no lie han
podido signifcar sus deSahogos pecunia-
rios.
Pero, 81 fue por ESQ, debieran quedarse
en- su terra, y cuando el Ministro venga
otra vez, los hubiera visitado.
-
Lo que deben hacer los campesinos y
no campesinos de la isla, para que no
Sc repitan esos accesos de delicadeza mo-
tira, es residenciar los agentes de emf
gracion w.. despreciarlos.
Ser agentes de emigration en- Ell pre-
ciso momento en- que Sc ha iniciado ell
Censo de la isla, es desacreditar su
terra, despoblandola.
Hacer que la isla fecunda, aparezca CO.
mo esteril
Los agentes resultan malos patriotas.
No los escuchen.
AL embarcar aver el general Edwards
indic6 Mr.. Grahame Comisionado del
Interior, que el dia de Enero fenecia
su mandate en- Puerto Rico, en- otros
terminos, que ell dia S, quedaba cesante
Lo sentimos por las carreteras de la
isla y las cunetas tapizadas de cesped
Porque cualquier otro Comisionado
que venga, las despojara de su verde ro-
paje de maleza, y pueden cojer una pull
monia por la falta de costumbre.
Ell general Edwards, tiene unas cosas
Hasta Ultima hora, NADIA dijo q Mr..
Grahame.
Y ESQ que ha lido tras el general to-
las parties, y en- todas parties hale col
mado de obsequiosas atenciones.
Y no lie ha dado nj la consabida licen-
cia de dos meses icon sueldo).
Y no ha tenido en- cuenta los cruentos
frios de Estados Unidos ell Canada
londe tendra que ir residir Mr.. Ora
hame
Cuidado que el general Edwards es
ingrato
Suprimirle. F.. y tan de prisa.
5Que hay del proyecto de edifcio del
Ateneo?
Senores de La Directiva, que no Sc que
de en- yeremOS.
Ell enOrme relOj que en- la Acadia
ha colocado la Y. M. C. A. para que de |
Ia hora de los $4,000 dollars, anduvo aver
3 minutes.
Apostamos a que no llega al cuarto.
Y faltaran al deseo de los organizado
res % horas cuartos minutes.
EsDern
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
NuHlra Si)ra De Be|6D

Ell dia seis del pr6ximo mes de Enero
daran principle en- la iglesia de San Jo-
sc, los cultos solemnes conque anuaImen-
te obsequian sus devotos la Santisima
Virgen de Belen, consistentes en- el 81
guiente programa:
Todos los dias de Ia novena, que CO.
mienza el indicado despues del toque de
oraciones, Sc rezara ell Santo Rosario,
ejercieio de la novena con canticos y sal
We, acompanados de Ia orquesta.
Ell dia 16 las siete, misa de communion
y las ocho y media la misa solemne
con orquesta y panegirico a cargo de un
sacerdote de la Congregation de la Mi
sion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
Don Ricardo De LalQueItJ

En- e ultimo vapor eorreo, ha uegado
procedente de Espana, el senor don Ri
cardo de Lasquetty, abogado inspector
tenico del timbre del Estado en- la Com
panfa Arrendatarla de tabacos, con resi-
dencia en- Madrid y Sevilla.
Viene el distmguido letrado sustain
ciar en- Puerto Rico, importantes asun-
tos relacionados con su profession y per-
maneeera una temporada entire noso-
tros
En- el breve tempo que lleva en- San
Juan, es va estimadisimo en- nuestros
circulos sociales y entire los elementos de
mas waller en- ell pals.
Es seguro, pues, que la estaneia en-
San Juan, ha de serle agradable, y asi sc
lc deseamoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
Toma de possession

Anoche tom6 possession de su cargo ls
nueva Directiva del Ateneo, de la cual e.
Presidente nuestr0 amigo ell galano poe.
"a don Ferdinand Il. Cesteros, quien
pronunci6 breves palabras encareciendo
a todos los miembros la necesidad de que
continnen en- su propaganda y trabajos
en- pro de la primera institution litera-
ria del pals, fin de enaltecer el presti-
gioso centro como en- el pasado afio, por
medic de conferencias, veladas y otros
espectaculos en- consonancia con los idea
les que persigue ei Ateneo.
Ell senor Cesteros fue felicitado por
la Directiva, la cual Sc propone este anC
enarbolar muy alto el pabell6n intelec-
tual y coadyuvar en- todo y por todo a
la labor del sefiOr Cesteros, quien ha
merecido por sus tabajos en- pro de di-
Tho Centre, que haya sido reelecto tres
veces, con ell nombramiento de este ano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
Del Juan A|ce Nartl0es

Como smpiiaei6n de los detalses an4
dirncs aver respecto de la muerte del es-
ti1nadisimo jo~en don Juan Arce Mart1-
nez, podemos ahadir que su entierro fue
una manifestation de duelo, debido ali
considerable nlmero de personas, part
eularmenfe de Las clases mas selectas
del comercio, que asistieron & 81. Juxa
Arce muri6 rodesdo de todos sus herma-
nos, fsmillares y amigos, La impertmte
casa Of. Ortega y CO., le atendi6 amo-
rosamente hasta hos ultimos instances.
poniendo de relieve en- euanta estima-
cion tuvo al que va no existe
Ell dueio fue prcsidido por los her1na-
nos Arce; don Jose Ortega, actual jeSa
de Ia acreditada casa "F Ortega y Co 3"
ell Lcdo. don Jose g. Torres y otras dis
tinguidas personas Fue despedido por eli
Ledo. Torres, an forma elocuentlsiana.
Llevaban las cintas los companeros del
finsdo.
Les coronas fuerm enviadas por In
casa "F. Ortega y CO., por dom Joss
Ortega, la casa "Herrero Hmnos.' los
padres y los hermanos del malograds
joven, y ios que fueron. sus companeyuss
y amigos, que tan entranablemente IL
querian
Reiteraros sus familiares el testimSs-
MO de nuestro mas sentido pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
La bOda del Sabado

En- la nOche del sabado eontrajeron
matrimOnio en- esta ciudad el distingui-
do j6ven don Luis Vidal y la elegante y
bella senorlta Maria Benitez, hija del
rico propietario don Carlos Benitez San
tana
Apadrinaron a los contrayentes la seno-
ra Carolina Vidal de PineirO ell Sc
nor Carlos Benitez Santana.
Ynutil es decir que la boda fue re-
gia y la novia, que lucia riquisimo traje
y la corona de azahares, recibi6 immune
rabies regalOs, algunos de valOr, de sus
amitades
Ell BOLETIN desea a la nueva pare
ia una eterna luna de mieI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
Fl Gtlg en- San German

Ell corresponsal de dicho pueblo escri-
be 10 siguiente:
El titus rslgue en- a,lmentO cada dia,
multipicandose los casos. Sc han re.
gistrado muchas defunciones por tan te.
rrible epidemia"
Sc hace necesario, pues, que las auto.
ridades sanitarias adopten aquellas me-
didas necesarias indispensables para
evitar mayores contagios, y al efecto in
citamos ell cello de los aetivos funciona-
rios de dicho pueblo, que estas horas,
deben haber adoptado todas las precau-
clones que aconseja la ciencia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
CiDe Puerto Rico

AhorA trabalR "a cinem at6grafO soSG.
y Cd cine SC We eoncurridisimo por nnes-
tro pu6lico distinguko.
Las ditimas funciones han side vsx-
daderue exitos
Colorado introducira desde mailaxz.
Ia novedad de las peliculas cantadas ali
terminar las tandas
Tiene tambien contratados unos hahs-
lisimos pressidigitadores, que haran exa
breve su debut g
La function de eSt& noche tSeae ws,
magnitico cartel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
81 Dr.. Y. N. L|oVet

En- el ultimo vapor americana, ha He
gado esta ciudad ell doctor " NJ. Llo-
vet, de la Universidad de Madrid.
Ell doctor LlOvet, cuya especialidad es
la cirujia, que ha practicable mucho en-
los hospitales de Francia y Espana, pien-
sa residir en- San Juan, donde abrira en-
breve un gabinete de consulta.
LIE deseamos muchO exito en- Su noble
empresa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04

LA primera emigration que fue un desas
tre para los engafiados expedicionarioS.
los agentes que han venido despues, no
han debido encontrar nuevas victimas.
Hay quienes Sc les entregan, es
prueba que el NAL es muy hondo y que
Sc necesita un esfuerzo grande para COM
batirlo con exito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
la a|ueIa Dc Mr.. Grahape


Maiana, Dios mediante entregars sun
alma a Dios, es decir su destino ai eu-
bierno, 81 candidate brigadier general.
ex-periodista, y Comisionado del interior.
Mr.. Laurence 81. Grahame.
Sas 6temas obrss en- el departamenfss.
no lie han Waldo mas que una copa d.
plata, homemade de los subalternos de sun
negociado.
A Mr.. Grahame no lie han servido Dr.
NADIA nj sus viajes s Washington, nj sus,
interviews con los reporters neoycruus-
nos, al su entusiasta adhesion q MIR. DE-
kinson. nj sacar reiucir cada morner-
to el proyecto del Capitolio nj ell de la
Penitenciaria como eterna recoriaei6u
de su esclarecido paso por ei departa-
mento de Obras Pnhlicas.
A la Balida de Mr. Grahame las carrz..
teras estan peor que antes, 81 hemos d.,
dar credito q las quejas que formufxn cxa
la prensa los corresponsales de Ia isla-
Una cosa hizo buena: no ser brigadies.
X
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
EnfernlO

Nuestro distinguido amigo don .See-
Sc Alonso, miembro prestigiosO de In
Colonia Espanola de Bayam6n, Sc ess-
cnentra anfermo de tanta gravedad, que
Sc teme un funesto desenlace.
Ell estado del senor Alfonso ha nmprs.-
bayamonesa. y La Directiva de la COlonra
Espanola, ha suspendido el bale que es~
taba anunciado para el dia del ea-
rriente
Ell BOLETIN desea vivamente el xss
tablecimiento del distingnido enfernna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-04
GraCiaS. COleQa

LA redaeion de "La Bandera Anne
ricana, de Mayaguez, nos envia una anna
BILE tarjeta de felicitaci6n por ell Ano
Nuevo, distinction la que deseamos CO.
Responder con iguales deseos para el CO.
lega