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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-09
Z pHilIiiz9rs Fer 1910.


We have complete stocks of the fol-
lowing we'll known ndreliable fertil-
ners, and respectfully solicit your in
quiries: ;
Baldwin's Bradley's Baugh's, Swift,
Etiwan, Ashepoo, Palmetto, Peruvian,
germefert, etc. Try Natures Pure.
Observation-Disclosures and the.
Patent Lime Germefert 30-44. We.
also carry complete stocks Of Nitrate
Soda, muriate potash, pure german
kainit, dried blood Beaver Dam mills
C. S. meal and in factWe will supply
whatever you demand.m fertilizers.
I'VE trust you will all BE happy this
1910 and will of necessity have to en-
large your corn cribs, smoke houses
and pocket books in order togather in
your increased crops.
w. w. Adams & Go.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-09
LIVERY STABLE

/ take this means of announcing
to the public that / have opened up
a first class livery business in the
stables at the place formerly occu-
MED by Mr.. E. J. Minis on Main
street. First-class teams furnished
on short notice.
/ will make a speciality of break
ing and handling colts. Have had
considerable experience in this kind
of work. Call in person or order
teams by telephone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-03-09
How
Do You
Feed
Your Crops?

~ &AA 0A ORHS
TNo YOU KNOW just what your cotton and corn
need, and are you furnishing it in such quantities
- as required and m Such shape s1as the
plant can use it?
Suppose you should put the food for your stock in a
box, nail it up and place it in their trough-wouldy you ex-
: pect them to thrive and grow fat?
Hardly!
Well, did it ever occur to you that when you use 1umpy,
badly mixed fertilizers you are putting this same PROPOSE
ton up to your crops-ofering them plant food in such
shape that they can't gettoI!
Fertilizers, to do your crops any good, must dissolve in
the soil waters. These are constantly in motion, rising to
the surface during the day and sinking at night-passlng
and repassing the roots of the plant, which absorb the food
contained in the water-and this is the only way in which
the plant can feed.
Therefore, when yo11 buy fertilizer, you should do so
with the idea of ffurnishin food foryour crop and on the
Same principlethat you should pnrchase.fo .tor@yoa1r
stock. It should not only contain the necessary Ammonia,
Phosphoric Acid and Potash, but above all else these
should be I'm soluble form---the mechanical condition
of the fertilizer should be such as to permit the plant to.
absorb every partc1e5o it, and the goods should be manu-
factured from materials that will not give up their plant
food at one time, but furnish a steady supply throughout
the entire growing season.
This is the fertilizer you should have and can Get
in ouly one way. It is impossible to produce a goods like
this by the dry-mixing of raw materials, whether you do
this at home with a shovel and a screen or buy it from
someone who has made it the same way-the only differ
ence being in the quantity.
These materials must be ground to a powder, and it re-
quires machinery costing thousands of dollars to do it
property. They must then be SO manipulated that when
complete, you have a compound, each ounce of which is
exactly like every other ounce, and not a mixture, one
part of which would contain too much Ammonia. and too
little Potash, while another part would be exactly the
oDpoSite-and all of it contain plant food locked I'D and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
Ana de ReveTs
LA NOTABILISIMA SOPRANO, CE-
ZEBRA HOY SU BENEFICIO

Con "Gioconda'', la c6lebre opera
del Maestro PoncmelIe, celebra esta
noche Su function de gracia la notabili
slma soprano dramatica Anna de Re-
vers, que yiene hacienda tan brillante
campana Ell el Municipal"
Anna de Revers, que une d su arte
exquisite una sugestiva presencia IN
dominic extraordinario de la escena,
.conquisto en- San Juan, desde eJ pr
mer momento, la unanime admiration
del pGblieO que ha aplaudido constan
tenlente ! Ia tiplc artist ocrafica. cada
vez con mayor cntusiasmo, c0nvcncidC
de que prcmiaba asl Ia expression dc
un arte superior y estimuIaba u cutie
fervoroso que la admirable artista lie
ne por el.
is SECURE que eSta noche nueStro pa
bliro que tanto ha aplaudido d Ia nc
table soprano rllsa, ha de acudir en
nmnero considerable a festejarla en- ST.
beneficio.
Blen 10 merece la artista gcntili>ima,
va qlPe no ha querido far d sus simpa
tias bien ganadas, el reclamo de la finn
cion de hoy, sino que la buscado IN
programa suggestive, magnifco, una
obra de -gran cartel Y desconocida en-
Puerto Rico.
Por este solo rasgo mtrece Ia aris
tocrafica tip)e que maestro p1blico ex
tre'ne Nas agasajos para con ella, = la
cohne O. regalos y ovaciones.
No>ot''"> >lnecramrnte, 10 dcSeam os
asi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
Los cscdDda|oS de anoche
MARIENEKOS I, B RI 0 S-DESMA-
MES Y ATROPELLOS S-PAISA-
NOS AGREDIDOS-DOS BALCO-
MES DESTROZADOS.

Algunos marineroS de la escuadrilla
de torpederos americanos fondeada en
nucStro puerto, promovieron Ell diStintos
sitios de San Juan, alborotos y escanda-
los, agrediendo la polcia, a los ciuda-
danos y perpetrando ataqueS Ia pro-
piedad.
Es inaudito 10 que paso anochc.
\ las die2 y media, tres marines del
crucero "Dexfl" rompieron en- Ia calle
de Ia Tanca numero lO1, dos balconies de
hierr0
Otro marlnrro que actuaba de policia,
Tony Isaac, tom0 nota de los deStr0zos
y condujo i los marineros anarquiStas
a bordo del "Dexil." " FL marinero- -po-
licfa prometi6 que el comandante del bu.
que pagaria los r3drf0s rotoS.
Pocos minutes deSpu6s, en- el mueIlc
de Valdes, iue acometido y agredido bru-
talmente pOr varios marineros de la cs-
cuadrilla, Il policia insuIar Aureliano
i'''il i7u'N' tNtt ~ fRtuo al itSIdE NidS
que a nno de nombre w. y. Black.
Para reducirlo a la obednncia hubo
de darle algunoS macctazoS de los que fu6
curado en a Cuarto de Socorros.
El marircrO que cstaba en- la eXalta-
cl0n mas peligrosa de la embriaguez agrc
dio al pajsano Juan Rodriguez, que tam
bi6n necesit6 los auNilios m6dieos.
En- Ia calle de Tetuan, otro grttpo de
marneros borrachos Sc entreg6 al sport
de golpear d cuantas personals transita-
ban por la calle Entire las agredidas
Sc encucntra el senior Val Spinosa.
rs indigno, es incalifcable 10 ocurri-
do ano"he.
81 nucStra policia obedcciendo 6rdenes
superiores, no puede reducir al orden
a esos marinos enIcquecid0s por rl alec
hol, mas vale que esas escuadrillas Sc
vayan otroS puertos de otr0S pals $,
donde Ia chusma marinera no Sc crca con
derecho de ifsolencia.
Cuand0 vimOs rccorriendo AuestraS ca-
Hes. ia p0licid especial fOrmada de entire
ellos mismoS. para intervenir Ell los al
horotos pOr ellos sllScitados. creiamos,
deSdc luego. cue Sc impllcarian las eo>as.
No 10 digimoS para que no Sc nos acusara
de tener prejuicios. pero en- vista de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
EN- BREVE SE VERA EN-
Ell CONSEaM

va conoco1 nuestros lectores, que Eg
franquicia otorgada 4 la Ponce Wharf
Co, > fll6 traspasada mechanic ana srl-
ma de 10000 dollars, al ayuntamiento
de dicha ciudad
Hablando esta manana con un alto
consejero, le intarrogamos acerca deR
menclonaeo asunto, y aI senior del ValLe,
que no era otro el funcionario interro-
gado, nos informo que el Consejo Eie~
cutivo decidira pronto acerca de un
probIena de tanta trasoendencia para
la vida economical de Ia ciudad del Sur
Asi, pues, el nuevo mueIle de Ponce eS
I'M hecho que ha de redundar en benefE-
clio del comercIo Ell general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
O. IT E M. a ZON

DeSde hoy y solalnente por una Sc
mana S. inaugura IN GRAN BARATL-
4LO, en- el famoso esta bIecimiento de-
lominado EEL TELEGRAFO', San
'Justo Il esquin.. Fortaieza.
Esta tienda que perteaeci6 a los Sres.
). Melon y Ca, y q. ha pasado la pro
)iedad de los Sres. Zada1endo y Mier de
ste coanercio, Sc propene realizar todo
;uanto tenia cuaIquier precio, vendien
10 al propio tempo articulos de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, acabados de
ecibir, 4 pr>3cies nunca vi&toS.
All encont1ar6is, u&gnifeos PERCA-
les Y BATISTAS a CUATRO CEN
TAVQS, Et&mir:as, c6fros. Y Muselin,.s
7e GRAN FANTASIA, Il CINCO CEN
rAV0S y seis. Generes blancos Y -
as de hilc precios tan b&ratisimos, DE
IS precise ver1cs.
Dries Y Casimires desae OCHO
TTNCtE%T.A CENT .tVQS 72p otiva-
nenfe. C'7rtas cz,si T,R VIGDl'. Per
eun- ariN y lnraiee d aiio y ] asEa'fn
precios mueho mas baratos que
an IA fahrira
RASOS v 1'ELAS d. >EDA & DIEZ
CENTAvOS.
Capas ahrigos para SN5oras, desle
GINCUENTA CENTAN l'.:.
SOLANIE\>t'TT'f; TOE ~ < 'SEMANA.
visifaH ell TE1,ENRAFO" V on
cor vere.41Is q II e~aaS ''e es@' a"'Tn-
clio.
Ei1,,tr~~.aS .tE. C0NTATO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Con numeroaa ~one9rrencia de distin
uuidos m4dicos dc ia isla y de San
Juan, abri6 su8 debates la Asoclaclo:
NGdiea en- la Aaan1bIea celebrada Ia
farde del sabado, baJo la presidencla d.
nurstro cultiaimc amigo el doctor t'On.
Guillot.
Ell presidente de Ia Association Medl
"a. pronunci6 ,n diselrSo de admirable
1orma Y de ideas nUevas acerca del
concepto que deho qnerecer la labor de
los intelectualea del pals.
FL doctor Font y G2aillot, entire otras
rosas. abog6 zen au perOraci0n por n
Identification de los i,;eales de la Aso-
riaci0n Medica con IL del Ateneo y ]?
Fraterndad Escolar centres vlgoro
sos de nuestra CrlltaIr8 de los que deDr
rsperarse la creaci01 de nuestra t1ltu
ia Universidad lSn su el0cuente dlsar
taci0n evocr el espir7tu de las ilustres
tiguras puertorrquellas que ornamer
tan Ia sala del Aten40 ,axhibiendOlas co
mo modelos de y1rhd"4s civicas de
rjemplo editicante
FL presidente de ~ AsocIaci0n Medl
"a desarroll6 tamhl6n, clertas teorlaS
diferenciadoras del E0mbre intelgente
el hombre Intellectual, del uamado
hombre practice, hacienda concentrates
muy sabrosos ~ dlsolaso del doctor
Font Y Guillot fu& ~7n1osamente aplau
lido
Fl doctor Ve}ez Lopez, lee un trabajo
Ae forma senci]Ja, ner0 de tendencies
aentadora, ca pro DC ia soidaridad pro
fesonal, combatienttO enGrgicam Ia
.ruel enfelmedad +ll,> abate la clase
medica, por career De espiritu de aso
ciaci6n.
II doctor Velo2 L}pez encomla Ia 4a
hor de la Association M6dica, la cual
no deberia reb8soC 18Inca los limitcs
del regamento Qua ,aform0 Su funda-
zion.
FL tes0rero de "a A,0ciacIon MGdicA
presenta un balance tc clIcntas suma-
mcnte alentadoraa la Association Me
dica, desde el mes de Abril, deducidos
uastus, tienn en- fG2pio Ochocientos -
lars y el nUmero Ie socioS ascicnde
i cient0 treinta CARGO. Una c0miSlc,-
rcvis0ra da el v1at0 b'.eno a las cuentai
de teso3~rIa, Ia Assamblea acuerda I'm
>ot0 uranime de gcAcias para el dlstln
guido especialista, doctor Matanzo, por
la atene6n asIdua qle ha concedidO d
la caja de la Association Medica.
Sc da cuenta poT Ia presidencla 49,;
las adhesiones, ca1tas y telegramas, y
Sc entra Ell la orden dol dia, promovien-
dose 4 8eguida IN 41lnmado debate para
alterar e calenda4o dD la Direetiya en-
81 ordcn sigulcntc
10. Ley de SanDd4d Insular.
20. Montepio N35ico.
30. Otras cuestiorfs V las comunica
clones que sugiera Ia ASamblea.
los doctores j e. Saldana y Garcia
tie Oreyedo. cxpo0or la Asamblea su
doaso &c Que Sc altere Ia orden del dia,
antepouiendo to5a,, las cucstiOnes Cd
Iahate sobre IL 43s0rporaci0n. presen
TAR us &~gum aat0g
So oponan / u p~.po>iri0n anterior,
los doctores jzquI@,d" y Qur,cdo Eaez.
VI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

los successes de anoche, q nadie debe ex~
tranar que pleguntemos 81 para hbrarse
de las agnesiones de unos euantos borrs--
chos va d ser precise que hos vecinos d.
San siuan Sc arnen para saIir 4 las GALES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20

Puerto Eico de incorporarse a la ASo
ciaci0n Medica americana
FL alcance de este trabajo promueve
ura discussion viva de la que fueron
pa!adines. el doctor Munoz Diaz, el doe
tor Quevedo Bapz el doctor Flgueroa
FL doctor Garcia de Quevedo roctlfica
los conceptos origen de Ia controversial
Y habla con sinceridad a la ASamblea,
protestando del amor que sienprc ha
tenido a csta Association Y, enfaticamen
te. congratula 4 los hombres de la Di-
rectiya que tan noblemente Sc han es
Tornado por sostener d gran ahura la
Association Medica de Puerto Rico.
Fl doctor Saldana contesta alusionts
del doctor Alunoz Dial, y refuerza su
augmentation para disp0ner en- favor
de su causa la opinion de la Asamblea,
demuestra que del fUndo del discurso
del doctor MunOz Diaz Sc dcsprende
que Is partidario de Ia incorporation.
Consumer tllrn0S en- pro y en contra
los doctores Gutierrez Ortiz y Fgueroa|
Y, por fin, la Asamblea acuerda por unal
mayoria grande que la ASOciaeion Me
dica de Puerto Rico Sc incorpore d "a
Association Nacional
LA LEY DE SANIDAD INSULAR
Sc dd cuenta por la prcsidencla con
una moci0n fi1Hnada por los doctores
de Ponce Salazar, Ferrer y lila de la
Iglesia sobre enmiendas que introdu
cen en el proyecto de IeT de Sandal,
del senor Font y Guillot
La Asamblea acepta la refrrida mo
ci0n. pero EN- vista de Ia impoItancia
que tiene la Sanidad Pubica, propone
y asi es aprobada una nueya ponen-
ella que presente las bases de I'm pro
yecto de ley DE Sanidad para que sea
discutido ." in acto'.
Esta ponencia Ia componen los doc
torres jose Cclso Barbosa, cons-jero del
ciecutivo doctor Gomez Brioso, direc-
tor de la Sanidad local de San Juan,
eI doctor Nelez Lopez, hasta hace POGO
Mtdico director del Hospital Munici
pal, el doctor Roses Artau. M6dico !
t6logo del Distrito de Arecibo, el doc
tor Goenaga, distinguido alienista, el
doctor j. f. Saldana, presidente d
"board' dc Medicos eXaminadores Y
miembro de la Junta Superior de SAM
dad y el doctor Munoz Diaz, Delegado
i la Camara. por el Distrito de Guaya
ma
LA rcfcrida ponencia presento a Ia
consideration de Ia Asamblea las bases
de un proyccto de ley DE- Sanidad In
suIar, las que con iigeras enmiendas
introducidas pOr la Asamblea tranSrli-
bimOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
BASES
Capitalization de los Servicios Santa

Capitalization de los Servicios SANTA
tarios.
la. Sc acuerda pOr mayoria la
GENERALIZATION de los Servicios Sa
nitarios; disponitndose que sean pa
gudos por el 'Gobierno msular"
pa Servicios de Beneticencia Mu
nicipal quedarfln separados de la or
ganizaci0n Sanitaria d cargo de los
Municipios.
Organismos Sanitarios.
Una Junta Superior de Sandal
3a. La Junta Superior de SAM
dad, actuando con funciones consul
twas Y reglamentaci6n de los Servi
clos. Sc compondra de:
Tn Presidente medico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20


Tn Ingeniero Sanitario.
Tn perito qnfmico farmaceutlco-
Tn Abogado,
In Director General de Sanidad
IA. Este funcionario asumira el
cargo de Prpsidentp de Ia .Iunta Sn
perior de Sanidad.
Un medico secretario de la Directiva de
Sanidad
5a. Esstara encargado de la See
ci6n de estadistica demografica.
Seccion de Laboratorio quimico y bac
teriologico.
ga Tn Servicio de Laboratorio
ouimico Y bacteriol6gico com
puesto de
Tn jefe de Laboratorio y un Aux
liar.
Seccion de Biologia.
Ia. Sc establecera un LabOratorl0
meteorological, de Sueroterapla,
Vacunas, ProflaXiS de enferme-
dades Tropicales Y TransmlSl-
bles. facultandosc al director ge-
neral de SanidAd para que esta
blezca todos los servicios que
conduzcan 4 ia mejOr garantia
de la salud p1blica.
Sa. FL organismo Central sera
nombrado con cl consejo y con
sentimiento del Conselo EJecu
tivo. Y la Junta Superior de Sa
nidad 10 sera por el mismo Go
bernador a propuesta del direc-
tor de Sanidad.
ga FL Diretor de Sanidad creara
IIospitales cuarentenarios Y de
Hygiene.
1Oa. Division de Ia isla en- c1a-
tro Distritos Sanitarios. Norte,
Sur, Este Oeste, la cual sera he
cha pOr la Direction de Sanidad.
11a. Sc creara I'm cuerpo de M6di|
cos inspeotores de Sandal para
esos servicios; rno para cada De-
partamento Sc llamaran lnspec
torres de Sanidad
Zonas Sanitarias.
Ia. Ser;n crcadas por 81 Dlrec
tor de Sanidad tantas zonas cuan
tas juzgue oportunO y cada una
de elias sera atendida pOr I'M
m6dico que Sc denominara OF
cial de Sandal.
13a. Fl nombramiento de los lns
pectores de los Departamentos
Sanitaros de los Oticiales de
Sanidad corresponds al Director
de Samdad.
l4a Juntas Departamentales Gle
consejo higienico y sanitario.
Seran designadaS por la Direc-
ci6n de Sanidad cuatro Hlntas de
consejo higitnico departamenta-
les, reguladas por dicha Dire
ci0n con atribuniones para como
Ger Y recomendar medidas de IN
ter6s local que no estGn en- confic
to con has dispooicioneS de este
proyecto.
l5a. Policia Sanitaria.
Sc autoriza al Director general
de Sanidad para rrear un cuerpo
de Policia Sanitara que respon
dera eficazmente d las necesida-
des de esa ley y de su aplicaci6n
l6a Oficinas Locales de desinfec-
cion hygiene
Sc creard por La Direction de Sa
nldad una 0fcina en- cada zonI
Sanitaria provista del material
necesario y regida por el Official
de Sanidad de la IONA.
Seccion de Veterinaria.
la. En cada Dcpartamento ha-
bra un veterinario Y uno mas,
h. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-20
Il nuUle de Ponce

LA FRANQUICIA TRASPASADA
The sun., 1910-06-02
DIED..

BREcK.-On May 81. 1910 81 Bloomasld y T.
PhEbe Johnston. wife Of Water Bfeck
Relatives and irieuds are invited "a ssiend ~
funeral services ~ her late residenos. -
Newark ay.. on Thursday. June :. atsp.M
lrtermenl private
JOHNSON On Wednesday. June T. 1910. e. as
home a. Wostneld. y. j.. George ?. Josns'a
In hts 7Sth year
Notice oi hs funeral viii be published si''
hr. johnson was Mfe member Of Paicsul'
Commandery. X. T.. Of n. 4. also o. Wt-rt
Temple. Mystlc shrine. Indiana and ghl
iornia papers please copy.
McNlCKARy-vcfy suddeniy. Edward Mc,Igsif
beloved husband 0f Edith Spsyer, McVriN
and iou oi Henry and EuEsoea Walnu 1sh'
heSlckar. Puneral service Chufrt OF ~
Heavenly Rest sth ~. shove tsth 81. Th.t
day. June ?. at iOzO o'ciock. Bost1l laa
Uuoa papsn please COpy.
PATERSON. Tuesday. Nay a. iHo a. -'
resideneo. ~ North avcnus. East cga- 81
Nj. James Reid Patsrsoa. agcd D yea-s
Funersl services &c rcsldeuos FridaY moral;
June ,, inin, upon arrival of {. r q 81 ..
Train saving liberty o. ioAM
sUBiRA.-On May ~. 1910. Louis subirs
vices -rHH FuNERAb CHuhcH sn wss' ~
a. FnaEE p. CANPuNL BLDoI.
Sutherland, 80 hs residence 49, eot1
way. Ia ne sith year of hh age
Funeral tervioes On THURSDAY eyeung o.
o'ciock at ne house.
WEB5TERy-On Monday, Nay ~. .1io e. P'n
craiE. Newport H. g.. sidney wshsu' 's'i
e year
Fuasrai usrvioss vii ~ he'd ~ - 'aaa'
church. Wsstihgion g.. Newport. o. I1lfs
day. June 3 81 f0lnNM fn0rrurnf 1-i-sH
The sun., 1910-06-02

materials and the manufacturers win
find their orders dwindling away. They
will wake up 10 find their iactories cioaed.
Then they win regret the y conslderod
haste VII ich ed them 10 nght aRainst
tair and equitable adjustment of the
situation
A leading executive n one of the last
ern trunk lines. although he wOnld not
give ont anv Official statement over bis
own signature had this o. say unOficially
The railroads are like manufacturers.
" their supplies cost them more they m,Isi
charge more Tor tl,eir I'm zhed pr1duct,
which Is the Transportation ~ wares aud
human beings. The drain caused by
increased wages can b. provided for In tWo
ways only. by raising rates Or by dipping
down into the treasury which means
cutting down dividends and c,iriailing
expenditures for supplies and extensions
Failure 10 paw dividends means a direc;
loss % millions Oi V@ople who hold railroad
securities Cmt lLinR expenses ~ even
more far reachhg IN lts effects - u halts
q geat many Ind Etries that arr dependent
on the railrn ~ and throws thousands
Of men out ~ ork.'
The sun., 1910-06-02
SURE. HE cav PICK POCKETS.
Gh1dreas GOuri Prisoner shows the
Jutise Jusi MsW He Does a.

Ionis Kat Of itt Forsyth street. a
fOur,sen-year-Old boy who was arrested
on tuesday with an oiisr boy for attsmps-
ing 20 Pick pockets, was in Children's 5
folTt yesterday charged with being way
wAEd he told Judge Hoyt that his
father had driven him from home and
that when he net the other hoy and was
told how hs could get a meal easily be
went out picking pockets.
Do you know how asked Justice
Sure do
Justice H0vt who had some friends
sitting With hm. asked the boy TO step
blck of the bench
dow do you work fob pockets vest
pcckets and upper coat pockets?' asked
the Justice.
The boy folded his arms. edged up
against one of the Justices friends and
smoothly plucked out a violet handker-
chief
And how do you work a hip pocket or
. side coat pookets'
Like this said LOUIS. and he lifted
the pocket fao of a reporter. stuck two
fingers IN and drew forth two nickels and
q dime
- 4 find YOU Ruilty said Justice Hoyt
'and IN remand you 70 the Gerry society
and sentence you Saturday
LOUIS kaplan. n wears old NJ 1885, ~
Johns place. Brooklyn. with whom katz
wa arrested was taken 20 Essex Alarkei
police court later Detective Bloom told
Magistrate Hsrrls he had seen Kate and
Karlan Try many pockets together One
victim was described az "a blind man
humminR a Yiddish ditty Magistrate
Harris gave Kaplan Ave DAYS IN ths work
hnuEF
The sun., 1910-06-02
carers on POsTlL BiNK BILL.
Republicans Ngree sR a Measure. Rhirh
Practically InsuFes Its Passage.

hepubllrans Agree on a Measure. Whirh
Practically lhsures Its Passage.
WAsHISOToN. June 1. The House RE-
publican caucus. which has spent seven
evenings considering the postal savings
hank bin, adjourned late tonight after
agreeing upon the measure a. perfected.
and adopted a resolution calling ON the
Committee on Rules to frame and report
a rule Tor the consideration ~ the bill
The only bolter a. to-night's caucus
was Representative Southwick II New
York. After the bill he'd been finished up
and every one supposed that all was
reasonably harmonious Mr. Southwick
jumped M and made a hot speech in
which ne denounced the measure - q
socialistic proposition
This bill. sad he. puts to Shame
the recent SOoiahstic victory ~ Nil
waukee
After denouncing the bill in unmeasured
terms Mr. Southwlck announced that IN
view of his feelings on the subject u gave
him grrat pleasure To walk Oui Of the eau,
Gus. which he proceeded tO do
Several attempts were mads b. TIE
caucus IN agree ulon . rule ipr tie con
sislsraton of the bill. bat uW ing ~ me
lnct oT tir,,e AMI the tp-iF, ~ nCsd by a
number ui mambsF1 - talk at length On
this sub ieci thsr, seemed No possibility
" getting together ard the caucus adj
ioumed. leaving the whole matt'r up 10
the omrnittee on Rules.
The action Of the HOuse hesublicans
practically insures the enactment ui a
po.tal savings bank measure lne Sanate
already has nassed hii' bul b differs
radICuiiv trnn the House measure To-
nieht's action Jlso .mprn, ss the p"Osnect
for an adjournment 'f tonEress h-tOre
july
The oniy change NJ importanCa made
IN th. hin ~ tnc caucus 'O-nighf Was
with reference 10 sc ION ., which vas
passed over a. the lsst meeting. This
relates Ia the proportion Of hauN de-
posits which shall bs permitted 10 remain
IN Tho localnies m which they originated.
The amount ~ ~ Wings ugnk funds that
must remain on deposit in local terri gry
wgs fixed az a. ner cent. The amount OF
such hIrds that may ~ any time hs With
druw wn bv the trustees Tor Investment In
bonds ~ other GIv.rpua.i, s-.curiaes
was fixed 4. Q ~ yrr Ceut The o'hcr reT
cont must b' held according Jo t1-nights
agr-, mont. 80 naruIaD M reserve IN
the Fcderal Treasury
This disposition w. m'i~ ~ section
. after the csucus hv q close vote hsd
turned down the anendnent offered by
Representative Nrveifnd % New lork.
whiob provided that p per cent ~ the
depleits should he permitted - rems N
IN tho ls-fl hanks The postal savings
hank ban introduced by Reprpsenta tive
Gardner of New Jersey With the HpprD-
val ~ the House Post Once COMMITTEES
and which has Deen debated during the
consideration - this question by The
csucu.. fermiftei only a. Per cent ~
the funds to r-up-In n IN depnsit l0cally
The Nuealsnd amendment was defeated
on rising vote hy 50 60 81 and by teliers
by "a vote ~ 50 N 81.