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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-12
A Juana Diazy Ponce.
Una comision de Ia junta cen.
trail de la Union de Puerta
Rico visitara ell domingo 10
cjudad del sur.

Una comisi6n de la junta central
de Ia Union de Puerto Rico, compues
ia de los Sres. LIDO. Jose G. Torres
presidente de turno, Luis Munoz Ri
vera y Ramon H. Delgado, ,hara una
vista a Juan Diaz y Ponce. Proba
blemente saldran de esta ciudad el
domingo proximo y despues de visi
tar 4 Juana Diaz pasaran Ponce de
donde regresaran a San Juan.
Guatemala.
New York, agosto 12.-Despachos
de Madrid notician que ell secretario
de Ia guerra procedera a Ia construc-
ci6n de un ferrocarril estrategico des
de Pamplona atravesando Estcla,
hasta Logroho que es bien conocida
como la zona carlista, con el PROPOSE
to de combatir el carlismo.
New York, agosto l2.-Telegra-
fan de Puerto Lim6n que un hura-
can pas6 sobre Costa Rica Ia sema
pasada, ,destruyendo las plantaciones
de guineos, ocasionando perdidas q.
Sc estiman en- un million de dollars.
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POR CABLE.

New York, agosto 12.-Comuni-
can de Espana que los catolicos espa
noles estan al punto de provocar una
revolucion. Solo esperan una orden
Los carlistas miran hacia Roma. d
cen que pueden derribar q Canale.
jas con la ayuda del Vaticano. La
iglesia desea evitar una guerra civil
creyendo que no seria en- provecho
suyo semejante, conhicto. La orga-
nizacion de los catolieos es pecrfecta
FL gobierno por su parte toma toda
clase de precauciones.
New York, agosto i2.-Telegra-
fan de Nicaragua que el presidente
Madriz busca Ia paz. Sus enviados
trataron con el Departamento del
Estado en- ese sentido. Ell presldente
de Nicaragua esta dispuesto a acep-
tar cualquiera condolences razona-
bles.
New York, agosto 12.-Tropas del
ejercito norteamericano han sido
mandadas para luchar contra los in
cendios de bosques en- la Flathead
Indian Reservation.
New York, agosto 12.-Se dice
que el eN-Premier de Inglaterra, Jo-
seph Chamberlain, Sc esta murien-
do. La noticia no Sc ha con6rma
do aun.
New York, agosto 12.-Despachos
deBruselas informan que la baronesa
Vaughn, la esposa morganatlca del
difunto rey Leopoldo de Belglca Sc
casara pronto, segun Sc dice,con un
comerciante retirado, en- Neullly-sur
Seine, Franco.
New York, agosto 12.-Brooklns,
el j6ven aviador que hizo viajes de
record rcientemente de Atlantic ci
ty, cayo suelo en- Asbury Park,
New Jersey, ell microbes, hlriendo
ocho personasl, incluso ell mismo,
entire ellos I'm muchacho, que cree
morira a causa de las contuslones re-
cibidas.
New York, agosto 12.-El estado
Ell alcalde Gaynor sigue sin novedad
Esta muy tranquilo y puede tomar
bastante alimento.Los medlcos Green
que sanara dentro de pocos dias.
New York, agosto l2.-Estan lis
tos los documentos redactados por el
gobierno canadiense autorzando la
provincial Gle Quebec de entregar a
las autoidades inglesas el DR.. Grip
pen y Ethel I.eneve. Is facll q. sean
embarcados el dia Is.
New York, agosto l2.-El barco
carbonero de la marina de los Esta-
dos Unidos, el Morcellus choco con ell
buque frutero noruego Rosario dl
Glorglo frente a los cabos de Virginia
el martes, hundiendose el barco car
bonero. Ell otro sufri6 pequenos ave-
rias. No hubo desgracias.
New York, agosto l2.-Despachos
de centro america informanque aver
fueron capturados por tropas guate-
maltecas los generates Bonilla y Dl-
JUG en- Ancones frente a las costas de
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FRAGMENTO.

:Qw;eres estar en- paz con los hono-
bres? prlnclpla por ,1vir en- pas con-
t1go mlsmo.
81 el amigo tuuiera derecho para pc
dir cosas lnjustos E imposl6les, la a.
mlstad g la coniuraci6n contra la sd-
lud, el honor, la tronquilidad y la con-
clencid, serion una mlsma coSa.
El que anda en- las tln'eblas, tdrde Q
temprano sufrird olguna lamentdble
caida. g ell que rlue en- la atn'6stera del
nal Sc precipltord en- eI absmo.
Trota con mucha precaucl6n d los
rieos improrisados g q los poderosos
que del eStifrcol han subido d los altos
puestos.
Ell que debe su eleroci6n d la tortu-
ma q no q sus mfrltos, es una .tera pues
Ia en- hbertad para satlJacer sus gro
seros instlntoS.-A.
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cerrado; entendiendose que ell lena
ha de aparecer tambien en- la cubier
ia de dlchO sobre. Los trsbajos asi or
densdos sc dirigiran a la secretaria
de Ia comision del Certamen. Srta
Rafaela Capo, Ponce P. H. antes de
10. de mario de |. 9lO.
Dichos trabaios seran juzeado Dor
un luradOcompetente compuesto de
} pessonas de reconocida capacidad
que serau nombradas oportuanmen
te pOr la comiSi0n organizadora.
No Sc aceptara ningun trabaio que
no sea inedito. nj o. contenga nenos
de cInco pigina< lie escritura de ma
qIinilla.
l. cOmisiGa.-RadeIa Cap6.-
SerrqMdO RdJdnins, Vicente C0,6a,
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Dor 81 Sc sacrificaba gustoso. {.

por el Sc sacrificaba gustosc.
Como lego el guerrero romano
al coraz6n de un pueblo como el es-
panol, tan amante de SUI libertad y
tan ireconciliable con sus dominado-
res?
Por amables Was. Sertorio 10 pri-
nero que hizo fue ayudar a los es-
panoles a sacudirse de enclma a los
codiciosos pretores; despues les ah-
VIC ell enorme tribute; acuartelo las
tropas para que su alojamiento no
pesara sobre el pueblo; impulse Ia a.
gricultura, organize un eiercito, creo
la escuela superior donde Sc ensella-
ba literature griega y latina y Sc pro-
porcionaba los espanoles la ense-
nanza que les daba el titulo y dere
chos de ciudadanos romanos y le
abna el camino de Ia alta maglstra-
tura y elevados cargos de Ia repo-
blica. De este modo Sertorlo, ha-
ciendo justicia al pueblo iberlco, ga
no de tai modo el amor de los espa-
noles que Ia g1tardla sertor1ana que
form6 cuando sus guerras con Pom
pevo juro no sobrevivirle 81 mora.
y en- efecto asesinado Sertorlo por
Perpenna, ,su segundo jefe,la guard'o
sertoriana de espanoles cumpllo su
! iuramento y uno a otro Sc mataron
todos.
Pensando en- este y otros hechos
analogos que Sc registrar en- Ia glo-
ROSA historic de nuestros mobiles an
tepasados, es que siempre hemos sos
tenido y sostendremos q. 81 Estados
Unidos quiere llegar al corazon de
los puertorriquenos, y tener en- el
un altar de amor; 81 quiere hacer de
este pueblo de origen espanol un aha
do fiel, un amigo hasta la muerte'
solo tiene que darle justlcia y amor
Puerto Rico no pide gracias, con.
cesiones especiales, privileges nj
fueros de que no goce ell pueblo nor
tie americana. Qulre, lgualdad; que
re, no ser mas nj ser menos.
Quiere Ia mlsma constituclon' l.
guales derechos, semejante hber-
tad: sin rehusar, desechar nj protes-
tar de ninguno de los deberes que
pesan sobre todos y cada uno ae los
hah;tantes de Ia Union. Asplra d
que ell lena Et plurlbre @n.um sea
para el una verdad, -pues hoy por
hoy no es nj puAe formar parte de
ese todo csa,stituldo por muchos.
Puerto Rico no quiere constltu-
Clones como la de Foraker, nj como
fla de Olmsted que cercenan derechos
cohiben iniciativas y matan llber-
tades. Toda differentiation entire re-
giones de una misma nacionalldad,
es odiosa, y la repelen los corazones
mobiles y altivos.
Los puertorriquehos hi os legltl-
mos y legitimos descendientes de
los espanoles Ia par que sus costum
bres, su cultura V sus viclos, hemos
heredado sus virtudes entire las que
sobresalen las de Ia gratitud y la hi
dalga fidelidad.
y que somos agradecidos 10 he
mos probado. Basta leer nuestra his
toria en- ella Sc vera como ocupan
lugar preferente el intendente Ra-
mirez y el padre Rufo, y el DR.. Oller,
! y el general Contreras Y todos y cada
uno de los que flrmaron la ley de Ia
abolicion de Ia esclavitud.
Todos ellos llegaron al cora z6n de
nuestro pueblo por amables Was.
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P0R AMABLES VAS.

Cuenta IA historic que el general
romano ., Sertorio sc hizo arnar de
los espaholes. / cuvo pals lego como
tribune militar del citrcito lie Oeu-
pacl6n. Tai amor fUe rrcciendo. has
IA el limite de que los habitantes lie
Ia Iberia le av1Ilaron eficazmente
rOntra "a tirania de Sila. constitu-
yendoie I'm poderoso eIercito que
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nifestacion de duelo. Nuestro p6sa-
me.
Llueve con demasiada frecuencia
por estas Lomas y el viento a veces
viaja con tai rapidez, que resulta
alarmante.
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Grandes regatas.

Ell Rey Jorge ofrecera una copa
de orc para las regatas que han de
verifcase en- Lores isla de Wight.
Tomaran parte en- dicnas regatas el
Emperador de Alemnia y altos perso
najes que vistiran con los v;egantos
trajes que vende Juan i'iiaras Aiken
80 de la Palmesaca.
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Ell PR0YECT0 DE HOTEL.

Elprovecto del gran hotel ayanza
activamente- 81 las coSas resIltan co
mo Sc o!7eoen. una compahia. utili-
zando ! ventsias que el pals y Ell
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PIoxiima tempo
Ta@a de opera
Ha sido contratada la CO.
noclda "mezzo soprano
Regina Alvarez.
8 teneros, 2 baritonos y 8 bajos
fguran en- ell "elenco.'

La companfa de opera contratada
en- Italia por nuestro compatrota el
|Sr. Marin, estara pronto en- Puerto
Rico. Segun cable recibido hoy ha
contrado ultimamente a la soprano
Regina Alvarez. Ell elenco de la com
pania es como sigue:
Soprano dromdtico, ,-Adaberto Es-
ter.-sopranos liricos, ,-Massa Jole, y
De Martins Gina, ,-soprano leggere,
ros, Trebi Luigi .-Seggenitore (apun-
tadoD Belleobono Angela. .-Macchl
nista, Castigliono Luigi. ;.-Arpista,
Ballanobo Angela. .-Vilolino di spa
LA, Trotta Radames.-Prm corno,
Corradino Corradini. Primo fagotto,
Lamperrti Angelo.
Dispone de 80 coristas y 36 profe-
sores de orquesta.
Repertoire de Ia compahia.
Boheme.- Tosca.- Manon dl Ma
ssonet.- Butterfly Aida Otello.- L
Lucia.- Bdlto in Maschera.- Rlgo-
letto.- Trordtore.- Gioconda.- Faust.
-Ernani.- Hugonotti.- Atricana.-
Troriata.- Barbiere.- = Pogliacci.- Ca
raller1n.- Cdrmen.- Farorlta.- Cher
nier.- Pescdtori h Perle.
Casani Albertina. .-Mezzo soprano,
Monti Bruner Linda. Tenor dra-
matico, D'Ottovi Filippo.-Tenor II
rico, De Bernardo Giuseppe.-tenor Ii
ro, Paganelli Giuseppe.-Primer bari
tono, Isidoro Barettin-Otro primer
baritone, Attilio Beletti.- Primo bass
$50 Sesona Emilio. .-Otro primer ba-
10 Tondini Cesare-Bajo comico, Bo
dogni Pietro.- o.-Comprimario soprano
.Trotta Lima. .-Comprimario tenor
Caruso Giuseppe-Comprimarlo bss.
Ferdinando Fabro. Maestro direc-
tor, Puccetti Gino.- Maestro de CO.
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TTIL.-Contrd las quemodwn&.-
FL siguiente remedio es muy simple
Y Sc ha empleado con fXito, algunss
vcces hasta en- ca>o> graves. Sc reCo-
gen. en- el momento dc la foracidn.
los ptJalos de las flores de lis Y Sc las
pone 4 ma cerar con huen arctic de
Olivia N I'M t!a.co de cuello ancho ca
da "Io pueJe prepararse esta receta.
Estes pttaioz, aplicados sohre Ia oue-
madura. calman el dolor Immediate
mente Y facilitan Ia curaci6n de un
modo rapldo.
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Incon;o,, LUIS \. GONZALEZ
lHgtUtCiU Haze toda clase de
trabajos de su p-ofe-
sion. Su casa. Parada 4lt Gale
San Mateo a la del Parque. San
turce. Puerto Rico.
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N aestIo. s':a?sSs :: 'ss;S: q: 'as'5: %:;s''2 .
ton noLnr La I.hrA. IL

sea colocar>e en- Sar Juan dar
clases de tenedUr;a de lioros V de
instruction pyimar!a d domici'io-
Tamhien cambla Una clase de eSpa.
mol por una de i1gl6S con america
nos y poi Una de maquinilla. Di-
rljase & San Francisco 25.
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Pasatiempos. d T. 10; !; sa.:' :s's:ss! ssa!
chez Morales Y
Comp, calle Marina 3. Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido de ton6grafos
de Columbia. Records de los mas
atamados cantantes. Escribanos o
vlsftenos. P. o. Box 81. Ponce.
P. K. Mdnaser Jose Diaz Mar
ella
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En- esta fmprenta Sc Yerls "a" %
periodicos viejos So ou'"'a
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[ no;o,,., j. LAGO Y co.
II tuCiUi lUn Arecibo. Casa fun
dada en- 1899, de.
poSito De licores de todas clasas,
especiaiidad en ron LAGO ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Arises, Vinos ds
California y espaholes. Sc sirven
pedldos a toda Ia isla. Telefono
46. P. o. Rox 1873
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Entered the Post Ofice San Juan P. R
d second class matter July 1900.
i Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

Por medic de los Agentes un mum S 0-02
Directa Tn trimestre oro .....$2-25
Un semestre ......S4-5O
I Un afio por adelantadosS-oo
sE 81 exterior. Unailo orc $500
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CURIOSO.-Jn fsi6logo alemin.
Dungers. publica el siguiente result
tado de algunas sorprendentes expe-
nerciaS. N0to cue iryeCtando san
gre humana a I'M animal cuaIquiera.
Ia estuciura dc srs g!6hulos Sc mo-
dlicaha Sensihlemente. Prob6 enton
res inver'ar Sam-re dc homhre hom
hre y ahpra t!ene va estudiado el
eier.n IN $40 seres humanos Y afr
ma qr.e. Hor medic del cXamen de Ia
-a:.-.,- rEc!e oonocPr ri oIieen de
'aoa Un". quest" que tod" Fl mundo
corseva huellas de sis dos prcgeni-
5or"s = TOBIAS las particular:da,,es Sc
heredan del padre o De Ia madre. Is
tas eXpeTenclas seran de gan utili-
dad en r. irveztigaci6n de Ia pa,erni-
dad, tan dl,.ril y necezaria en li:igsos
iUdic'a.es.
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A preclos muy m6dicos y en- las
me!ores condolences venden los
Sres LA
Maquinas de ccseI. sS 'sns q San en

cido establecimiento LA Sultana"
San Justo y, mdquinns de coser de
magnificos modelos. Por muy po-
cos dias Sc ofrecc esta buena opol
tunidad para las ia milias que de-
seen obtener una maquina de facil
manej @ Y de titles 1endimientos
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EAQI I>ITO.-Croq1rtGs dc Gre
nld. Se haze Ina crama nuv espesa
Y Sc dc]a r:.lglar: - Easpa niga de
pan dun y 'e,;r "a clar.. &c dos hue
yoS. - "'@'- i'ua rl;cnar:Jia lie crcma
; Sc v'.c.vc r"n q Tsn. despues cor la
clara '!e E'!s--" = g liz cn q sarten
con mLL;c-; -.l...
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-22

Rev. D. H. Leech and wife went to
Ashland Thursday to attend Chau-
tauqua.
Miss Lou Willard returned to her
duties in the Pacific Tel. G. Tel. office
of this city last Friday, after spend
ing her vacation at her home in Cot
tage Grove.
Mrs. D. Mcfarland returned Mon
day from North Bend, where she
went the week previous to accompany
her mother, Mrs. Leonora Helms,
who will spend the summer there.
Balloon Fly Traps, 25c, at Rogue
River Hdwe. Co, 7-15-2t
S. F. Morine left Friday for st.
Louis. Mo-, on a business trip. Later
Mrs. Morine and two children will
join him and the family will go to
northern Alabama to make their
home.
Vac-Jac Fireless Cookers, vacuum
insulation, something new, at the
Rogue River Hardware Co. 7-15-2t
Jas Holman went to Portland Mon
day as delegate to the annual meet
ing of the A. o. U. w. for Oregon.
He is also a delegate to the repub-
lican assembly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-22
Chris Eismann visited Medford
friends Thursday.

Chris Eismann visited Medford
friends Thursday.
Mrs. w. L. Ireland and baby re-
turned Tuesday from Shasta Retreat.
Mr.. Ireland is improving in health
and will return later in the week.
Mrs. Henry Harth and son, Phil,
of Roseburg, have spent the past
week in this city with Mrs. Harth's
mother Mrs Dean, who has been i'll.
Phil returned TO Roseburg Tuesday
morning, but Mrs, Harth will remain
until her mothers health is I'm
proved.
Kenneth 2, Farr arrived here
Wednesday morNng to sSend few
days with friends and retaives. leav-
Ing this Fridays morning for his home
at Boise, Idaho. He was accompan-
led home by his sister, Miss Carrie
Farr who has spent the past ten
day visiting with Grants Pass friends.
They will visit at Roseburg and other
northern points en- route home.
Arthur Howland spent several
days in town this week, returning to
the Swastika mine Wednesday morn
ing. Mr.. Howland tells us that the
flag won by the Winona school re-
Gently in the spelling contest held
among the different schools Of the
county, was raised to the top of the
school building last Friday, where
1t floated on the breeze. while ap-
propriate exercises were held In hon.
or OF the event A picnic took place
on the grounds and f. A. Rathbone,
clerk OF the district, made an inter-
esting speech, which was immensely
enjoyed, while Mrs. A, c, Howland
read the story Of the flag In a very
pleasing manner The exercises
throughout were enjoyable to all In
attendance. e,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-22

J. o. Gibson and family left Wed.
nesday night for Newport for vaca.
ton.
Miss MIME Ireland returned from
Ashland Thursday. where she had
been TO visit friends and attend chau-
tauQua.
Mrs. Ray Wright and two children
returned to their home in this city
Tuesday evening after a month spent
in visiting friends at Roseburg, Port
land, Bellingham, Tacoma, Mt. ver-
non and other northern points. They
also took an automobile trip into
Canada which was immensely en-
joyed.
A. U. Barnard returned on last
Friday from two months trip which
was spent at New Jersey and other
eastern points. he also visiting his
old home at Schenectady, N. Y. Mr..
Barnard had the pleasure Of attend
ing the general assembly OF the Pres
byterian church held at Atlantic City,
N. j., May 1928 Mr.. Barnard was
accompanied on his eastern trip by
Mrs. Barnard, but she stopped In
Salem for few days visit before re-
turning to her home here.
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machines for sale or rent.
Sold on easy payments. Supplies
and repairs for all makes. T, Has
sells. Address 619 Front st. 7-22-4t
Passenger train No. 16, due here
at 6S5 Sunday evening, did not ar
rive until Monday afternoon, owing
to disastrous freight wreck south
of Dunsmuir, In which the conductor
was killed and a brakeman crippled,
The wreck was caused by the de-
railing OF two cars of lumber which
We're coupled ahead OF the engine.
Lawn Movers that will cut grass
and remain sharp at Cramer Bros
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-22
]. c. Mattison, Of Galice, was a
Grants Pass visitor Wednesday.

]. c. Mattison, Of Galice, was a
Grants Pass visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. F. W. vanDyke went to Ash
land Monday to spend several days
at ChautauQua.
Mrs. NJ. Clemens and children are
visiting friends and relatives at Port
land for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Truax and chill
dren went to Portland Monday even
ing to spend few days.
Gene Good. of La Grande, is in the
city, visiting with his sisters, Mrs.
E. H. Lister and Mrs. Tom Calvin.
Lloyd Dyer returned on Tuesday
from Portland, where he has spent
the past few weeks visiting with
friends.
Geo. H. Wilson, who staged the
Commercial Club minstrels here this
spring, passed through Grants Pass
Tuesday en- route to San Francisco.
Miss Margaret Smith, who has
been visiting at the home of her
uncle, H. S. Prescott, of this city, left
last Saturday for her home at Oak
land.
Arthur Jackson returned Monday
evening from Colestin, where he had
gone to prepare camp for his family,
who will spend several weeks at that
pleasant summer resort.
Mrs. Will Baughn, who has spent
some time visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city for the past few
weeks, returned to her home at Med
ford Wednesday morning.
c. w. Wilmeroth, manager of the
Rogue River Valley fruit exchange,
was in this city Saturday looking
over business, and while here ap-
pointed Chris Eismann representative
for Grants Pass.
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Arthur H. Mastin, of West Fork
came up Wednesday morning to visit
Grants Pass friends, returning to
West Fork in the evening.
Miss Susie Barnard, who has spent
the past month with relatives and
friends at Portland, Salem and Eu'
gene, returned to her home in this
city Sunday.
Mrs. c. H. Cleaves and baby ar,
rived here Saturday evening from
CoQuille to spend several weeks with
Mrs, Cleaves' mother, Mrs, Geo
Smith.
Geo. Blrdseye, OF Portland, who Is
spending his weeks vacation In this
city, went to Woodville Wednesday
to visit his grandmother. He was
accompanied by Roubaix Richey and
the young men returned to this city
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Norton have
been visiting with their daughter
Mrs, R. L. Demaree, this week and
will leave shortly for a trip to their
old home at New iberia, La, stopping
at Los Angeles and other points while
en- route.
Mrs. J. Pardee and daughter, Miss
Prudence, returned Friday evening
from seven weeks trip In Califor,
MIA, where they visited her sister at
Palo Alto, Mrs. Pardee's brother at
Watsonville and Mrs. Madge Marshall
Dankrogiz at Santa Cruz.
], c. VanDyke arrived here We'd
nesday from New Brunswick, ~ j.,
to visit with his brother, Dr. F. w,
VanDyke, of this city. Mr.. Van
Dyke, who is a doctor of art, is pro-
fessor of art at Rutgers College and
Hertzog Theological Seminary and Is
the author of numerous works on art
subjects.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-22
For That Lunch

We have Paper Plates, sc dozen
(Small, 7-inch)
Bulk Olives, Sweet and Sour Pickles
Sliced Boiled Ham
Sliced Dried Beef
All sizes in Pork and Beans
For Salads-the finest Olive Oil
in the city
Fresh Vegetables
Logan Berries. Cherries now
in market
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-26

A NORMAL ASKS 1926, 900. Two
New Building Are Provided For in the
Pittsbnrg Schools Budg t. Pittsburg
Kas-, Nov. % Increased n ed of more
buildings and general enla cement of
the state ma uai t. aiming normal school
here caused superintendent A. Blu h
ey, secretar to the board of Regents
for state normal schoo S, to recommend
that the next legislature be asked for
an appropriation of 1926, 600 for mainti
nance for 2 y ars, $3.50, 900 of this sum-
will be us d for two new buildi gs If
the legislature m kes the appropriation
new industrial building to cost s10O,
600 viii be erectt d, the present building
cost 100000. tfe cthec $50, 600 for
buildings will be for library.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-26

The Detroi Free Press: Blind Boone
Marvellous Plano player. The Gro I'd
of people who were presene last j, light
enjoyed genuine treat in thu tiano
playing # Blind Boone Y h, never saw
a piano in his lifs, but he handles the
keyboard with the artists touch. The
blind plaper, in few of his selections,
showed remarkable alb lily in the inter.
pretaion of classical music. This was
especially no iceable in his rendition of
LISTS Hungarian Rhapsodie No 6 His
ability as a composer, moreover, is of
no mean order. The 'Marshfield Tor
nado, " one of his works, l. oh rminp
and realistic and called forth loud ap
plause.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-11-26
THE YOUTH's cOAPaNION CAlEHDAR FOR lsIl

The publisheis of the Youtn's Com
panion will. as always at this season,
pre- ent to eve subscriber whose subs
cription 81. rs is paid for 1911 beauti-
full Calendar for the new year. The pic
ture panel repra duces a water-color
painting of an old-time garden in q
food of summer shine, with a back
ground of lombardy poplars through
which one catches a glimpse of distant
hills. the picture being in L colo,s, the
tones of the original are faithfuny
r. reduced