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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-12
WOAKERS INSTITUTE
HERE JUNE z TO "a
PROGRAM OF SESSION TO BE
HELD AT SOUTH ARDMoRE eAP-
TIST CHURCH.

The following program has been ar
ranged for the Workers Institute to
be held a. the South Ardmore BAPTIST
church on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. June %. % and "a.
These meetings are held monthly
and many able speakers are secured
for the occasion, while, too, many Wis
itors from surrounding counties attend
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-12

The largest room in the world i
the one for improvement.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
|nstIucciones paIa Ia
preparation de foImS.

Ell Quartet general de la policls in
sular ha pubicado con fecha de p
de agosto Ia siguiente circular:
AL preparar el informe de estadis-
tica de los servicios criminales ocu-
rridos durante el mes, Forma 4S,
todos los delitos que no sean los que
aparecen impresos en- dicha forma,
seran especificados por separado, u
sando las 1ltimas tres lineas de la Sc
gunda columns de Ia expresada for
ma, 6 81 estos delitos fueran mas de
tres, Sc usara el dorso de la forma.
Tambien Sc indicara en- dicha for
ma elndmero de suicides durante
ell mes ocurridos.
Para hacer que el record del aho
econ6mico corriente este complete,
todos los delitos durante los
.meses de JUNO y julio, inclu-
yendo suicidios, informados en-
b forma 4S bajo '.otros deli
tos", Sc indicaran en- una rela-
ci6n por separado y Sc remitiran Il
cuartel general con el informe esta-
dfstico de Agosto.
Por orden del Jefe de Ia Policia
InsuL
R,e.. 2. Poiuon Jr-Ayudante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
Carta a pintores de San Juan.
San Juan

Dan Judu.
Muy seflores nuestros: El deseo de
ustedes es que sus chentes menclo-
men SUI nombre a los vecinos y digan :;
El pinto mi casa y esta es Ia melor
apariencia en- el pueblo. Fl no CO.
bro tanto como generalmente 20 pa
gaba; dijo que uso la pintura de plo-
mo y zinc Devoe de la cual Sc necesi-
tan menos galones para hacer un ira
baio Dura como hero tambien :.
resiste Ia accion del sol, aire del mar
y vientos fuertes asombrosamente.
Els muy facil conseguir que el pd-
blico haberle de I'd. en- esa forma.
Devoe hara esto para I'd. Use los
barnices, tintes, esmaltes y hrochas
Devoe,. Todos con decididamente
de alta clase, al menos mejor que
otro cualquiera; generalmente mu-
cho mejor..
La casa Devoe tiene mas de $50
ahos de existencia; solo con honra-
dez, legalidad en- las medidas v cali
dad en- los productos Sc puede existir
y prosperar por tan largo tempo.
De I'd. altos y S. S.
F. w. DEVOE & co.
New York,
P. S. Julian Matienzo Sue.
=. vende nuestros produc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
ALERTA CoNSuM|D0R,
"a
CUIDADO CON
LAS IMITACIONES

ii ron E!dEe, y el Anis Dos Esq
cudos es t9n popular en- Puerto Rlcd
ror su evidente pureza, buen sibof
) exquisite aroma.
No h..ce dsno. sSus etectos estimut
antes son NOF EN>N Ja No con-
tiene niDguna droga nj substancla
agena 4 sus natur 6 e-einentos. "a
/. brica por desti ci6n oo1rinu' al
va por us:fndose los epa,atas :n;,s
modernos Y adoptdndose 9 .a..s e
merado proce.,.micnto saL5teto -
cuidado esped Sc ohsefva e. !. 20.
boteiIado y empaGuo Ma! q
GOMPOSICIONt.s. z d1ao ~ -
ias parties. iara coin.,i
N vor en- ssn Ju3n '4.i,@ ! .os
res. 3. Fernanlez d Halrss1a
Sucres. de erez Hsruauos
NJ + Ca.deT5n y 60
A. su. .lez Il Go
ttgentes en- N yacliez
Z Mora 4 CO i. en- G.
Agentes en- iayamin AngeI
Viejo.
nue. Perez 4 Co.
agentes en- Vega psia res u
1esores dc .-obrino 4 G,
aaricantcs uefss 7s !,
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A los que residen en- el pin
toresco pobladc de Bue-
nos Aires no Sc les da de
heber.
piden al concejo municipal Sc
les prolongue Ia tuberia hasta
squel sitio.
Ell ingeniero senor Silva de-
clara que no es de gu compe
tenoia ell asunto de la casa
ruinosa emplazada, en- un
extreme del camino de la
playa.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Stbre. To- Tenemos a Ia vista
un escrito firmado por mas de 2oo
firmas de importantes contrlbuyen-
tes con recidencia en- el plntoresco
barrio de "Buenos Aires. Los fir
nantes Sc dirigen a los Sres. que tor
man el Hon. concejo de esta cludad,
pidiendo I'm cosa tan necesarla y
iusta para la vida como 10 es el aqua;
Es el dnico barrio de esta cludad
oue carece de aqua. Nosotros cree
mos que 10 que no han hecho las an
teriores administrators munlelpa-
les, debe de proceder a hecerlo Ia
actual administration unlonlsta,
mandando en- seguida q eztenderse
las caierias del acueducto para q los
expresados vecinos puedan proveeT-
Sc del necesario liquido. No nos caoe
Ia menos duda que los Sres. del con-
ceio municipal en- su proxlma Sc
sion, pondran toda Ia atencion que
merece el tai escrito, procedlendo
On iusticia a Ia Immediate lnstala-
ci6n de aqua en- el expresado ba-
rrio.
El Sr. ingeniero municipal Sr.
Bias G. Silva, nos expreso con
motive de una noticia que dabamos
aver referente q una casa que Sc es-
td cayendees essel camino de Ia playa
que 8 81 n6 le corresponds tomarse
las atribuciones del case porque era
de competence del ST. comlsionado
del Interior. Nos dijo el sr. Silva,
que desde el enlace del ferrocarrll
hasta el kilometro l33 mas 20 me-
tros, Is de competencla el atender
su composition del sr. Comislonado
del Interior, llamamos pues Ia aten-
cion del Comisionado del Interior
sobre el NAL estado en- que Sc encuen
ira Ia expresada casa enel camino de
Ia playa.
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Formation del iursdo.

eo IS d. Norembre de 1910 La Correspondence aorrf pblsc
para macion dem urado los na del
cua triunador II" oeDo1
dencla pubcaa l. das da %
sc nombTes pesonas residences Ell la h de on
Eeente urado cahcado de los
cada de remo La Correspondence Il
doce nombe de 81 vote de asrao ona,1
del urado Esa determma los . 80 d. IA
la aueiaran dgnados los
uraIl De LA Corresponeaci aac
tornado uado cacador del de De La
lrespondenc de Puerto Rico FL lurao constitute acr II L
Dcemb. de 1910 ell conjunto de havan conclo
eonatoy 16 de de 1911 dco uato La q
,espordenca" pma que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
Las u|dmas e|ecci6a5o
en- FIanci2.
Los sufragios dieron Ito
representatives.
Los duelos de Ia situacion hoy
son los republicanos radica-
les y socislistas radicales.

Ell ministro del Interior ha publ
cado Ia estadistica deflnltlva de las
elecciones departamentales france
sas.
Han sido elegidos l,707 en- total,
de los cuales son:
Conservadores, monarqulcos mo-
derados, 1856.
Republicanos izquierdistas, AL,
Radicales y radicales soclahstas,
822.
Republicanos socialistas "a.
Socialistas unificados, 50.
Resultados desconocidos, sels.
Los conservadores, monarqulcos
V nacionalistas ocupaban 3l6 pues-
tos. Han perdido, por tanto, 5S.
Los progresistas 8 repub}lcanos
moderados ocupaban III puestos.
Han perdido Al.
Los republicanos lzquierdlstas @
cupan 424 puestos. Ganan Il.
Los radicales y radicales soclalls-
tas ocupaban IT'S puestos. Ganan 40
Los republicanos soclallstas ocu-
paban 33 puestos. Ganan uno.
Los socialistas uniflcados ocupa-
ban SO puestos. Han ganado 33.
Los socialistas revoluclonarlos te
nian un puesto, y 10 han perdldo.
Quiere decir que los republeano'
radicales y los socialistas radlcale;
son los duenos de la situaclon. y
adn con Ia coalsion de todas Ia!
fracciones podrian ser vencldos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
Carta del tesoTero
de Puerto Rico.

Ell tesorero Sr. Gromer ha remiti-
do al Sr. Acuha Ia siguiente carta:
"San Juan, agosto 20 de 1910.
Mr.. Francisco de Aeuaa.-San
Juan, P. R.
Sehor:
Sc ha recibido su favorecida de 20
en- que hace objeci6n al cobro de las
contribuciones en- San Juan solo 4 los
cinco dfas del aviso sin estar sujetas
al pago de interes y solicitando que
en- raz6n 4 que la ley conceda sesen-
ia dfas y no cinco con excenci6n de
cargo de interes el tesorero debe con
ceder todo el mes de Septiembre CO.
mo perfodo adicional de pago excen-
to de dicho interes.
En- contestacion permitame lamar
su atencion a Ia Secci6n A de la lev
de rentas Internas No. $50 del Codi-
90 segun Sc enmendo por la ley del
IA de mario 1907 que usted no ha
tenido en- consideration
Secci6n44:-Las eontnbuciones i'm
puestas por Ell artfculo 2S5 de este TT
tulo seran pagaderas semestralmen-
te por adelantado, los dias prinero
De julio v de enero de cada aho. Di-
chas contTlbuciones sc convertirsn
en- vencidss V no satisfechas. 81 no Sc
satisfacen dentro de los sesenta dfas
despues de Ia iecha en- que las mismas
sc vencieron. por cada mes 6 fracci6n
de mes desde el veneimiento de di-.
chas oontribueioneS no satisfechas.
I'd. observara que Ia ley es muy
rlara en- este punto determinando
los dfas primero de julio Y enero
COMO fecha desde les q deben con
tarse los sesenta dias con exenci6n
de intereses-
La tasaci6n de San Juan fuk decla-
ada enteEsmente legal por el Attor-
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ney General segun Sc informo a Vd
en- carta de este departamento de 9
cho de agosto de 1910 en-
contestacion a una protesta
por su parte sobre la fecha
de la tasacion y ademas sobre el com
pleto termino de sesenta dias debe
darse 4 los contribuyentes desde pri-
nero de septiembre estuvlesen o DO
los recibos expedidos dnrante ese :
periodo y no me esposibledeterminar
ningun sentido sobre este particular
Respetuosamente, (Firmado).
Samuel D. Gron1er. r.-Tesorero.
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Los cuentos debea ser ineditos

la Corespondena puma de venceor ca
esabece evar aeante oAse'
cue ola Correspondencia
Para el campecnaho de "La Coryesponle,cM'
2oIos daben
pucados aqleo hac pubco
adverT2n ndcando e la pupicllt.
ctdico debe todos laodos del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
Bases generates del concurso IN
telectual que fu6 recibido,
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores
Mas de ochenta cuentos renitidos; 111uchos
esperando turno de publication.

ia Corespondenca que Puerto Rico genos capa
producer que poucdo bea oba eaa todo los gnero
Fandose gdnero pecialmene denomnado en- Ia literature @
Llama cuento LA Corresponenea da prop cue puedea potu
gran merito Ia Al obeo ha dcdo na y
nas abIe "campeonato cuento5 cual Sc
del pueoIrllea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
Cuando termina el plazo del campeonato.

3oE desde e 10 de Julo De 1872
terunara el 10 de Noviemhe de 1919
4o-os depen de 200 palahas
dueden eco por puertorrlqeos residences Ia %
sou puede
de cue pasen de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
INABONA
TINTURA INDIAN
para 81 cabello y la barba.

V0k o O1 NOU0sAS j AO U0k U0s
Eehor: Spor que se tortpra
81 tiene I'd. IL TINTURA2
,Con inquietarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar la INDIANA!
lQuien aqui g, desazona
Exstiendo u lNABONA1
Yano hay ninsuna persona
Que no pudiendo p antarss.
No use, para remozarse,
TINTURA INDIANA INABONA
Consigala en- las Farmacias
Y nos dara I'd. las graciasl 80
lnabona Indian Tincture Compa-
nnyc. Capital 100000. Allen IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
s'El primer cuentista puerlorriquelo

entendido estabece ". Correspondence
ella considerable deeao
ei pucrtoriqeno Sendo avrI que
con5arvaio
de LA Coponlaal
arebatado Dor campebn
Sofa Correspondenca pubicari media Que rc ~
odos cuenos que ,emitllos campconl5J
Lo que "La Carresponiencla 10 possible espera
onjetos de la Correspoaencla stllr
esrulo de egona
Jda nauraleza Dios pugo dir patrIa
clio
nagnativo bao oios
os que ella plede
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03
iijHAY PUEBLO
QUE NO TIE
MEN DEREe
CHO A NADA!!!

Los pueblos que quieren te
ner derecho a la vida. los que
no quieren anularse, los que
quieren ell bienestar de la pa
tria, los que quieren luchar y
inVENCER!!!
tienen que pensar MUCHO,
gritar MAS.
Para gritar y ser oidos.
HAY QUE TENER PUL-
MONIES SANOS. y para te-
nerpulmones sanos.
HAY QUE TENER.......
TABONUCOL.
Ninguna botica buena te ME-
ga I'm pote. Solo vale IS ctvs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

Los cuentos hasta ahora recibos pubcados para lu
char en- e campeonato de la Correspondence auto
los que siguen:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

En- sstaimprenta - vende psp,l de
periodicos viejos & 81 euintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-03

In csta im:'fsn'a = -
srel IL Ief.e.::gos
= .sllntal.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19
Sunday School
Association
Was Held at Waihee Church
this Week.

The Association of the Sunday
School and Christian Endeavol
met at Waihee Thursday, March
18th at ten O'Clock for organiza.
ton, and the beginning of theil
business.
On Friday, the 18th, the first
session of the Evangelical Associa
ton was held at nine o'clock. Al
seven O'Clock in the evening there
was Temperance rally, with the
following gentlemen leading Revs.
Oleson, Nakuina, Turner and Hon.
M. P. Waiwaiole.
Today there will be only routine
business, but there will be an ex-
cellent concert in the evening for
the benefit of the Waihee Church
On Sunday the Sunday School
exhibition and luau will be held
The exercises Will begin at about
$50. Everybody is cordially iu-
vited. The c. E. Rally follows,
the preaching service in Hawaiian
and Lords Supper in the evening.
Monday will be an interesting
day. with q Bible drill bv Rev.
Mr.. Turner in the book of Matthew
at 900 o'clock. This is to be fol-
lowed by the sermon outlines in
both English and Hawaiian all of
which will be printed on the
mimeograph. Clarke's outline in
Theology will be distributed in
Hawaiian. On Monday evening,
Mr.. Nakuina will conduct a ques-
ton box in Hawaiian, while Mr..
Kaumeheiwa leads the devotional
exercises.
On Tuesday at 900 Rev. Henry
P. Judd will speak upon "The Re-
lation of the minister to the Sun
day School,"
The meetings will close on Tues
day, or at the latest Wednesday
morning.
Preparation is being made for
three or four hundred guests on
Sunday, and | think that day will
be very interesting. Monday is a
day, too, when all the ministers
should be present for the Monthly
School, and on Tuesday to hear
Mr.. Judd.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19
Angus McPhee
Loses Arm
Accidentally Shoots Himself
While Out Riding.

Angus McPhee, manager of the
Raymond ranch, accidently shot
himself in the hand and arm last
Sunday near the Polipoli springs.
He stood his shotgun up againt a
fence and after mounting his horse
he reached for the gun but succeed
ed in getting hold of the end of the
gun. AS he drew it toward him the
hammer struck the fence and dis
charged the gun.
The charge entered the palm OF
the hand and came out above the
wrist.
The wounded man rode nine
miles home and sent for aid.
Before Doctors Osmers and Nc
Conkey could reach him he had
nearly bled to death.
They amputated the forearm as
sisted by f. p. Rosecrans, who adj
ministered the anasthetic.
On Monday, McPhee was brought
down to the Malulani hospital,
where he getting on nicely.
Mr.. Angus McPhee is considered
one of the best cattle men of the ISL
ands. He is universally liked and
there have been many expressions
OF regret on account of the accident
and many words of sympathy for
the unfortunate man.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19

some extent the direction of the At
torney General and his deputies,
and our able County Attorney is his
deputy in this County, and is here
for this service. He will wait upon
you soon after you retire to your
jury room. 1t is his duty to bring
to your attention every case of vio-
lation of the criminal law known to
him when he regards the evidence
obtainable sufficient for a conviction
for any crime committed.
1t is his duty to advise and direct
you as to the legal matters and to
aid you in the examination of wit
nesses, but he will not advise you
as to when you should indict, nor
be present when you vote on ques-
ton of presentment.
No person must be in your jury
room when you are in session, ex-
cept the County Attorney or his de-
putty or the Attorney General or his
deputy, except a Witness actually
giving testimony and an interpreter
when one is actually needed for the
witness who is testifying,
You will have a Bailiff to serve
you and to keep improper persons
from your door.
Continued on Page ~
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19
A Pretty
Wedding
Miss Burlem and Mr.. Rosa
Are Married.

A very pretty wedding ceremony
was witnessed on last Saturday even
ing at st. Anthony's Church in
Wailuku, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Maggie Burlem and Caeser
F. Rosa, an employee of the Homo
lulu Iron Works, Father Maximin
officiating.
The bride was dressed in an ex-
quisite white gown, hand embroid-
cred, and was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Tilda Burlem, the brides
maid.
The groom was accompanied by
John Garcia as best man, and the
bride was given away by her father,
I. Burlem, an old townsman of
Wailuku.
Mr.. Schrader presided at the
organ with music suitable to the
occasion. The bridesmaid was a
picture in blue.
After the wedding services the
party made their way to the Burlem
homestead, where they were congra-
tulated by their numerous friends.
That Mrs. Rosa was one of Wal
luku's popular young ladies was
made manifest by the innumerable
wedding gifts displayed, these COM
ing from all parts of Maui and Ho-
nolulu.
Light refreshments were served to
the many guests, and in-as-much as
Burlem's sreputation for entertaining
guests is well known, it is almost
needless to say that the whole affair
was a pronounced success, and well
appreciated by his many friends.
Mr.. Rosa is a machinist in the en-
ploy of the Honolulu Iron Works,
and after spending few days on
Maui, left for Honolulu with his
bride by the Mauna Kea last even.
ing. They will make Honolulu
their future home.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19

You have not been selected to this
office hit or miss from the great
body of electors of this County, but
you are of those carefully selected
from the body of electors, because
you are believed to have the proper
qualifications for jurymen, and are
believed to be good men and true
and neither criminals nor sympa-
thizers with crime. You are of those
selected as the responsible, honest,
just and honorable men of Maui
of those who are the backbone, the
brain and the heart of this portion
of Hawaii.
AS a Grand Jury, you will indict
no man from malice, you will spare
no man from friendship, favor, OF
from weakness, mistaken for mercy
Keep the image of Justice ever
before you, and of Justice consider
truth is her handmade freedom her
child, peace her companion; safety
walks in her steps, victory follows
her train" She is the brightest
emanation of the Gospel, is the
greatest interest of man on earth,
and an attribute of God"
In the end Justice and Mercy
make same requirement.
In the performance of your duties,
you will have the advice, aid and to
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19
A Brother
Of ". Il. Field
Gets a Medal from Ex=PreSi=
dent Roosevelt.

We are in receipt of a copy of the
Seattle Post Intelligencer which
gives an account of the receipt of a
medal presented to H. Gooding
Field by Ex-President Roosevelt in
recognition of faithful service rend
cred at Panama on the canal. The
lntelligencer says:--
Faithful and continuous service at
the Panama canal, much of the
time threatened by fever and part
of the time suffering from it, has
won for H. G.. Field, of Seattle, re-
cognition from Col. Roosevelt, pre-
sident when Mr.. Field performed
his work. A simple little leather
case came to Mr.. Field the other
day and in the case was a medal of
bronze and copper, from metals left
by the De Lesseps company in its
magnificent failure.
On the face of the medal are the
words: For two years continuous
service on the Panama canal" and
on the diverse, Presented by the
president of the United States. The
face shows bust of Roosevelt, the
diverse represents the Culebra cut
at the canal.
Mr.. Field went to Panama in
1905 as chief accountant and ex-
aminer of accounts for the COM
mission. He played his part in the
vast work of organizing the camps
and systematizing the preliminary
construction. At the time he went
to Panama the entire force number
ed less than 5000, of which only
$50 were Americans, mostly en-
gineers, When he left, in Septem-
Der, 1908, there was pay roll of
10000 and 5000 Americans were
engage in the various branches of
the work. Conditions in Panama
when Col. Gorgas took hold of the
sanitation and made it possible for
Americans to live there without
suffering from fever. Before this
condition was brought about, Mr..
Field had caught the fever and for
some time was seriously i'll.
The presentation of the medal is
the outcome of the visit President
Roosevelt made to the canal zone in
1907. In appreciation of the work
of the pioneers there congress pass
ed special act providing for the
medals at the suggestion of the pre-
sident. They were struck off at
the Philadelphia mint.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1910-03-19

The associated press dispatches an
nounce that congress has turned down
the request of Joe Cannon for an automo-
bile. Uncle Joe should go to Hawaii and
get elected as a supervisor if he wishes
to enjoy such luxuries.