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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
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termin6 su trabajo, en- el 8. acto, y
el pdblico no pudo verla. La compa-
MA embarca hoy y habia de prepa-
rar SUI equipaie.
La senorita Martin, la senora
Trotta, ell baritone Sr. Belleti balo
Sr Tondini y demas parties, con justas
palmas, contribuyendo explendida
mente al 61itc
Regina Alvarez lucio magnificos
trajes y el de Ia Ultima escena, blan
co con lentejuelas, elegante y flno.
La airosa mantllla espanola, muy
bien llevada.
La function de anoche fue Ia sera-
to de honor de Ia contralto, como en-
Luchia Ia Vaccari, resulto uno de
los mas atrayentes espectaculos de
Ia temporada
! En- los entreactos lie fueron ofreci-
dos ramos de flores y otros obsequios
q las dos tiples.
Hoy Sc ausenta Ia compan1a para
hacer su temporada en- Venezuela.
Volver&n en- diciembre. Que los lau-
relies que Ia justicia y delicadeza ar
tfstica del gran pdblico tejio en- P.
Rico para los aplaudidos artistas
aumente siempre y que camino de
flores hayan en- su senda de arte los
! Que tan pratas noches nos dieron du-
rante las liricas del municipal. Buen
viaje exito Y hasta luego.
Celebrando sus dias.- Uu grupo
de bellas senoritas del Versailles" y
de amigossde la casa Sc reunio aver
en- Ia de Ia distin guida familia Ca
rreras, en- IA calle del Parque, con Oh
jeto de felicitar por sus dias al DR..
Geronimo Carreras que aver cele-
braha su onomastico, Todo ei num-
do como siempre ocurre ALI fue
eortes y esqulslamente atendido dis
! frutando6e de agradable ratio. Que
yea muchos y con felicldad el dis
tin guido galeno.
! En- la cluddd. - Carload Vamon-
| de, la culta y bella damita del jar
din del este, estaf en- San Juan y lie
acompana SUI respectable sehora ma
DIRE. Es huesped de la distin guida
| familia Belaval vlnleron 4 la ciu-
dad para concurrir q la despedida
de la conpalfa de opera. Grata per-
manencia ten gan en- SaD Juan las
distin guidas damas
Nota de duelo.- Aver rlndlo su
iornada de la vida. en- San Juan, el
que en- vida fue Lcdo. Luciano Or
tfz Anton, oriundo de Espana Y que
hace muchosanos resldfa en- la ls'a.
Estaha undo en- matrimonio con
una respectable dana de Ia sociedad
poncena parlenta politlca del avu-
dante del gobernador senor Pedrol
Juan Para, y muy conoclda Y es-l
timada tambien en- losclrculos So /
ciales de San Juan, Con motive
de Ia dolencia sque le aquejaba
desde hace algun tempo fuel
objeto de una operacionquirurj lca
y nj esta nj los otros esfuerzos de la
cieneia pudieron salvar la vida al
que fu6. Nuestro mas sentido pesa !,
me a los deudos del finado en- parti-
cular a Ia senora viuda Maria To-
TO Lavarthe: yaue en- Dios halle
acojida aquella alma.
Otra reg en- Ia lsld.- Regreso de
Estados Unidos en- el iltimo vapor,
el Lcdo. Martin E. Gill, juez de la
corte de San Juan. seccion de 10 cri-,
minal, que paso ALI la temporada de
vacaciones. FL Sr. Gill es persona
que merece grandes simpatias en- i
esta sociedad. 10 mismo que en- Pom
cen donde desempeno identico car
90 que en- San Juan. Bienvenido.
Semper. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

Azu rIepsrado epansuts los niaas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
De ALTA NOvEOAD.

En- el dltimo vapor ha recibido el
acreditado establecimiento LA MN
FA el mas espisndido surtido de
sombreros d. Italia Modelos de Ill
TINA novedad. Los hay de todos Ia
mahos , los jovenes pueden hallar en
la acreditada casa del senior P Gar
cla las mas elegantes formas &c ul.,-
ma novedad en- Europa. Los sonibrs-
,ros de Italia que hay en- LA NINF 4
son los unicos en Puerto Rico, Sola-
mente impor,ados por La NINA
calle de la Fortaleza. nGmero Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
Y0T|C|A INTERSTATE.

En- la noche de aver quedo olvi-
dado en- una de las butacas del Tea
tro Municipal un paraguas de seda
con mango de cana y puho de plata
marcado con las iniciales A. S.
Don Antonio Sarmiento' en- Ia Sc
cretaria del Banco de Puerto Rico
agradecera y recompensara su devo-
luci6n. A. iSarmiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

NO hay necesdad de sa1r Puerto Rico para Or log
canantes artistas mas emnentes del mundo En- e
olecmlento de Maqunas Parlantes Dscos VICTOR que
nay en- Ia Plaza Baldoroty de Correos donde
eunen regulamente prlegado de la Naturaeza qua
Sc laman Caruso Caye Damores Eames Farra Gsdsk Ger
Vile Reache, Homer Journet Martin Mccormack Neba Plan
con- Sehnmann Henk Scott Sembrich Terazzin Zerols
AM ambien esa Tta Rafo gargaaa de bronco esta
nuestro comratroa el Gran P0 nuevo TAnAeso en- Italia
Estas celebrdades frecuentan otro centric musical
porque niegan cantar donde hay un Disco VICTOR
I'm e estabecimiento de DooLEY SMITH COMPANY Paz
de Armas puede OR cualquer hora del da la peza ia
vorta de cualquer obra musical la obra entera
ada tocada empre toman pare las estrelas ndicadas
arriba No cobra la entrada Centre Musical por
10 tanto listed puede Dir los cananes nsgnes que camos
sin gasar centavo; que desee evarse
para la de used tai por nuesa medacion
os acparn gustosos oomprando usted los records que
tenemos la venta.
Visenos hoy para que olga estas maravillosas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

En- esta impIents Sc vende papel de
periodicos yiejos 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

En- esta ImpIenta &c vende
papeI de periodicos viejos a
s. uuintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01

Cuandc Ud quiera viajar dele razor con Swiggst,
Bross. San Juan H. E. Gates Ponce garanti-a.
mos Ia mejor atencon Tenemos un empeado especial
para este servicio ST nosotros podemos facitar
servco es ell deber de el buscar uno que pueda.
Busque nuestra sena en- el radiator ST no Isva
nuestra Registrada como e "eche no psrteneo.
al ATLAS LINE por consiguiente pueden llevar Ia
garantia de servcios esmerada que evan toias las
ounss del ATLAS LINE. Para evitar rnoestias
demora de tempo apuntese para cuaou.,
viaje en- Ia isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-01
GRATIS A LOS
HERNIOS0S.
I'm Sencc Metodo que ha curado q eientos
dc personss sin dolor. sin Peliglo, sin mpe-
dir si trabaio J sin ninguna perdlda de tempo
A TODOS Sc OFRECE UN
ENSAYO GRATIS.

Ia hernia fouebradura) e. durable sin npe,acion.
dolor pellgro perdida de tempo Cuando declmo;
curable. no querenos dar entender que la quebra-
dnra puede 0ncamente retenerse pero que eject Ia
fin de ccnvencer Sd suS amigos herniosos
de Que nuestro Descuorimiento eiectivamente puede
curar. lie pedinos de hacer una p,ueba. que no e
costara NADIA Vd Una cura s!snidca Ia eesacion
De TODD sutrmiento un crecimento notable del vigo.
lisico mental Ia facultad de eoza. de nuevo las de-
cla tce Ia vida rnucho amos de oenestir de salts
faccion ahadoos vida lie otecemos td gra-
tutamentt una muestra de nuestro tratamento que
ha curado en- cie1tos casos
No maude Va dnero simple emente nenese e cupon
ahao indIQuese la lustracion Ia posc,0n de IA que
br.dura devueivanos este cup6n No descuide, q.
I'm solo dia este importante asunto a. conlnle
dearse atormentr Eas por oIagueros ya hecnos para
los comunes
Esta oferta es la mas eouItat!va cue ,aas Sc haya
hecho todos los Que padecen de hernia ceber4n apEo
yecharla inmedatamente
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
BANK PRESIDENT CHOSEN
 FOR UNEyP|RED TERM
The Selection of pr. A. J. Chandler

At meeting of the directors of the Mesa City bank Wednesday even ing pr. A. J. Chandler of this place was selected to fill out the uneXpired term of president of that institution made vacant by the resignation of J. l.. Waring.
 Dr. Chandler is at present on the coast where he has been for the past few weeks but is expected to return home within a few days. While the candidacy of the doctor has been un- der consideration on for some time and he was appraised of that action prir to his journey to the coast he was not cognizant of the honor con ferred upon him at the time of the meeting.
 That Doctor Chandler is one of the most popular men on the Mesa City bank directorate goes without saving. He will not become actively interested in the affairs of the institution on aC- count of his many personal business matters which require his attention at all times.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
SHORT NEWS NOTES
 BRIEFLY RECORDED

Mrs. A. l.. Tunnison and daughter Helen. arrived here yesterday morn ing from Buena Park. Cal, and will spend the winter with Msr Charles Zimmerman. Mrs. Tunnison's daugh- ter
 Mrs. Franklin was brought home from the Sisters hospital in Phoenix day before yesterday where. a short time ago. she underwent serious operation. She is very much inn proved in health.
 C. A. Mckee. a friend of the Al eXander brothers, who taught school at Buckeye last winter, arrived here yesterday morning He made a pur chase of Buckeye land recently and is here to look after his interests.
 Superintendent Buehler of the tel ephOne company was a visitor here yesterday
 Mrs. j. P Haigler and daughters returned yesterday from a visit to the nothern part of the territory
 Mrs. Q. T Smith is back from a visit with relatives at Dragon.
 l.. F. Bruce plans to leave tine last of the week for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Ludwig Sedig is back from Iron Springs where she has been spending the summer.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
DIABETES

From late figures the hope of recov- cry under the new emollient treatment seems to be about as follows:
 In people of sixty and over results are quite uniform, probably nine-tenths recovering. While at fifty and other a large majority of all cases yield to the treatment, below fifty and approach ing forty the disease gets more stub born. and between thirty and forty the percentage is not high-probably not much over half yielding.
 Under thirty the percentage is less and in children recoveries have been very few and most of those were Ob = tained with the aid of skilled physi- clans forcing nutrition. with alkaline treatment to prevent formation of ace tones.
 The new emollient treatment is known as Fulton's Diabetic Compound. It can be had at druggists
 We desire every patient to write us who is not noting the usual improve ment by the third week. Always state age Literature mailed free. JnO. J. Fulton Co. 645 Battery St. san Fran cicsco, Cal We invite correspondence with physicians who have obstinate cases.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
PUBLICATION
 . BOOSTS MESA Arizona Magazine Devoted to Resources of This Section .PINEAIR RESORT FEATURED An Invaluable Piece of Lit
 erature to Send Friends
 in Eastern States-500
 Copies Distributed Here
 Yesterday.
P|NEA|R RESORT FEATURED

Possibly no literature since the pamphlet entitled Mesa" published four years ago equals the August is sue of the Arizona magazine which was distributed to the subscribers at this place yesterday in point of real advertising value While Pineair, the Salt River valley summer resort. is featured in the publication by Mrs. l.. w. Coombs of this place there are numerous articles devoted to the growth and industry of the town.
 There is another feature which is well worth while and that is d gen eral resume of the men who have as- sisted in the building up of the state, the article having to do with a write up of the governor. and Delegate to Congress as well as Judge KibbeyC Isaac Taft Stcddard. George w. r. Hunt, George T.. Young. and Fred Cleavaland
 A number of splendid and hitherto unpublished cuts of Mesa business houses as well as residences are given prominent space The school system of which Mesa residents are so justly proud comes in for a liberal mention and the resources of the surrounding country are enumerated at length. Glendale is also given liberal mention.
 John Arden Reaves. the enterprs- ing editor, stated yesterday that after next month he would bring his pub liCation out monthly.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
STAGE JOKE THAT TOOK The Whole House Bit and
 the Marshal Too IA VAUDEVILLE INCIDENT A Snoring Man in the Audi ence Attracted Much At tention, But Was Really Only One Part of the Performance.
4 VAUDEVILLE INCIDENT

Wednesday evenings show at the that has been given there yet this season both in point of the excellence of the performance and the attend anCe. Every seat was filled and the standing room only sign was put out before the show was half over.
 MT Bestry. the first man on the program. proved to be a decidedly clever wooden shoe dancer. In fact, in that line of entertainment, his equal has probably never been seen here. As a singer, he might appeal to some. but his dancing is so far ahead of his singing that it entirely overshadows it. The real show of the evening though. was Knight and Hill. one in black face and the other just a good d comedian. They have little stunt that will take well in any town the first night It took immensely well here and Marshal Brown bit on it beautifully. The black face artist comes on the stage first and tho other member of the team is not at first in evidence but his part comes in very soon when he falls asleep in the audience and does a lively snoring act. It hap pened that when he went to sleep this time. 1t was near the marshaIs seat and Mir. Brown felt called upon to remonstrate wiht him. Finally such commotion was created that the man on the stage was obliged to stop his act and call on the manager of the thedter tn remove the gentle man who was causing the excite ment. It was some moments before the crowd caught on but when it did. it howled it's appreciation.
 Manager Donovan announces that for tonight there will be the same artists in an entirely new change of acts with new set of pictures. The prices of the show have been jumped up to 15. 20 and p cents and the management requests that this is en- tirely due to the fact that the acts now being secured are of a higher grade and consequently cost more money. As long as the show is kept up to the standard of the one We'd nesday evening, however. it is not probable that there will be any kick at the present prices.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES
 YIELD ID zEMO
A CLEAN LIQUID PREPARATION
 FOR EXTERNAL USE.

Elvey X Huletts Drug Store is so confident that ZEMO will rid the skin or scalp of infant or grown per son of pimples. blackheads. dandruff, eczema. prickly heat. rashes, hives. ivy poison. or any other form of skin or scalp eruption, that they will give your money back if you are not entirely satisfied with the results ob- tained from the use of ZEMO.
 The first application will give prompt relief and show an improvement and in every instance where used persist entIy, will destroy the germ life. leav- ing the skin in a clean, healthy con dition.
 Let us show you proof of some re- markables cures made by ZEMO and give you a 32-page booklet how to preserve the skin.
 Elvey & HuIett Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
MES SA DEPARzMEMz 0"'', ~.:..., r: ss'+''
ID ORGANIZE GERMAN
 LUTHERAN CONGREGATION
Rev. G. W. luetko of Phoenix Desires
 Names of Members.

Rev. c. x. Luetke of the German Lutheran church of Phoenix was a Mesa visitor yesterday for the pur- pose of geeting in touch with the members of that faith in this com munity. It is the desire of Rev. Mir. Luetkc to learn the names of all those who are members of his faith in this section after which arrange ments will be made for the holding of services at some convenient place.
 The service will be conducted in English or in German as the mem bers may desire.
 Rev. Luetke will return to Mesa in the near future and in the meantime all those who desire services at this place should consult Mrs. F. Demrick at the Alhambra hotel who is in pos session of the particulars.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
ANOTHER WORTHY FEATURE
 OF VALLEY CLIMATE
Newly Found Method of Matching
 Chickens By Sunshine

When inCubators which were broght into general use nearly a generation ago for the express purpose of depriv- ing the faithful hen of one Of her most onerous duties it was heralded as another step in the application of scientific principles for practical pur- poses. The incubator was provided with d device here which would fur nish the moisture given off by the mother hen and device there pro vided for the turning of the eggs as the energetic biddy is wont to do q thermometer was placed within to show that the temperature was as even as that which would be fur nshed by the hen and the invention was declared a success. Motherless chickens were considered wonderful in their time until now chickens are brought into being not only mother less but incuDatOrless. and it remained for a Mesa lady to accomplish the feat
 Mrs NJ J. Dougherty of North Mac donald street is the proud possessor of a chick over a week old which was matched without the aid of a mother hen or any scientific invention of man nothing but an Arizona sun. A setting of eggs were placed under a hen which were carefully guarded for several days However the time for the matching was hardly half gone before the hen left the nest and re- fused to return. Eight eggs remained and there was absolutely no oppor- tunity for them to have been sat upon by another hen. Nevertheless after over weeks time a chicken was matched and by it's own efforts was able to extricate itself from the shell and today lives to eXemplify the statement of it's coming into the world in the very natural manner
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
IMPORTANT MEETING
 0F REPUBLICAN CLUB
Two Phoenix Speakers Will Be Pres
 ent Tonight.

There is to he an important meet ing of the Tempe Republican club this evening at the odd Fellows hall. This will be the first meeting since the organization of the club a week ago and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance. There will be present this evening in addition 10 the local republicans two prominent members of the party from Phoe- nix. J. F. C1eaveland and r. H. Hayes. Both of these gentlemen will address the meeting and there will in addition. he short talks by club members and an address by Colonel Price. A box of cigars will be on hand and it is hoped that there will be d large attendancc of republicans to help dispose of them. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 The following order of the business of the evening has been prepared:
 Call to order by chair.
 Short talks by club members.
 Address by Colonel Price.
 Address by P. H. Hayes.
 Address by J. F. Cleaveland.
 Transaction of business.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
WITH HOMESICKNESS
 RAKCHER RETURNS HOME
Sea of Strange Faces in the East
 Was Oscouraging

There was probably no happier man in Mesa yesterday than w N. Amos who had just arrived home from a month spent in Arkansas and Texas where he has been suffering with homesicllness. a disease which passeth all understanding and all description
 Mir. Amos left here the latter part of July and proceeded to the springs in Arkansas. He looked daily upon a sea of faces. all of them strange. all scenes strange when ever a glimpse of his neighbours dog or any other familiar Ob. ect would have been comforting. Everywhere he went he saw strangers until he left for San Antonio. thinking that perhaps a look over the historic scene around the Alamo would suffice. He looked upon the magnificent buildings of the southern town. he admired the num- erous parks. noted the narrow unsys- tematiC streets but, try as he would
 he could not free himself from the longing to get back home and see the boys around Growers corner and on the main streets of Mesa. The plans were that he should proceed from San Antonio to Long Beach where his family have been residing since the latter part of last month but even that did not appeal to him and he wired his wife that he was going to Mesa to see if it would help his home sickness Mrs. Amos and children met him at Maricopa and they pro Ceeded on home together. dreading the time next summer when they will feel that they ought to go away to avoid the heated term knowing full well that the experience will be repeated
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
DISMANTLING MILL.

The fact was stated in these col umns yesterday morning that F. L. Tupper had gone to Roosevelt for the purpose of looking after the interests of the Arizona cement company as connected with the plant recently pur- chased at that place. The real pur- pose of Mir Tupper's visit is to over see the dismantling of the mill at that place which was recently owned by the government. and to get it in read mess for removal to the valley Blocks and tackles were forwarded to Roosevelt yesterday and already a small force of men have been engaged in removing the brick from the kilns There are number of heavy pieces of machinery. one of which will re- quire team of at least two head of stock to remove tO the valley
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
.ON HIS WAY EAST
 AN ANNUAL TRIP
Will be Away Two Months on a
 Visit to Children.

Jack Harris of MariCopa spent yes terdav here. going on over to Phoe- nix on one of the afternoon trains He took the evening Santa Fe train and will be out of the valley for the next two months. Mir. Harris has habit of taking d vacation each year and spending a couple of months in the east with his two chil- dren. This year as usual. he leaves in the fall of the year and will be back after cooler weather sets in. This year his trip will take him first to Quincy, Ills. for a visit with his daughter From there he goes on east for a visit with his son at Washington. D. C. His son is now employed with the census department and has charge of force of some nienty men.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
HOME FROM THE COAST
 MACHINE WILL FOLLOW

Dr and Mrs. w. c. DeVOre re- turned yesterday morning from their summers vacation which was spent in various parts of southern Cali fornia They had a very pleasant summer. the enjoyment of which was considerably increased by the own ership of d new Duro car. Tie doc toE made the purchase of the ma chine before leaving Tempe but had it delivered in Los Angeles, the idea being to have it there for the sum mers use Ii came in very handy and the DeVOres and their friends had a good many very pleasant trips with it. The machine will probably be shipped today and when it ar rives here will depend altogether upon the trains.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-02
TEMPE
HAD PLEASURE TRIP
 ABOVE ROOSEVELT

William Still and Charles AleXan- der with two boys, Ralph Thew and Lawrence Logan, returned Wednes- day afternoon from three weeks outing in the hills above Roosevelt. They went clear up into the Sierra Anchas beyond the old government saw mill and to the McFadden ranch They had very enjoyable trip, marred by no unpleasant incl dents. Though they saw plenty of game they made no effort to secure any of it, other than a little small game now and then for meals. On their way back to Roosevelt from the saw mill. they stopped over at the cliff dwellings for a short time. The trip was one of rest, recreation and sightseeing and fully answered it's intended purposes.