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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-01
THE AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER.

Honolulu, T. H. June 1, 1911.
Editor Star:-In yesterdays issue of the Star, under
Sensational" headline you prime Minister Hughes
of Australia stands faction of Irish Cahoncs
and those who would cut the painter are mostly
followers of Henry George Cardinal Moran.
The Star paper standing and influence in this Ter
rory editorials Keen crisp and virile and conse
uuently if those just quoted were per-
med go unchallenged it would be grave injustice TO
the persons named
The above statements intensely human and notwith
standing fact made without malice, never
heess they every of justice and fair play
Cardinal Moran honored by the English Government ana
respected wherever Brtans es after growing old in
the service country, it i'll becomes his
LOYALTY to be questioned by American editor of Homo
lulu paper.
AS Minister Hughes standing for mere faction
of Irish Catholics charge somewhat absurd when
we consider great majority of the people in Aus
ralia are of English very much if Hughes is
either Irish or Catholic he is then he be of
ndomitabe courage exceptional attachments and
tonable loyalty to the Grown.
Respectfully yours,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-01

A public meeting will be held to-
morrow night in the Assembly Hall
of the Board of Supervisors to con
slider the proposed building and SAM
tary ordinances, r,nSs,4
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-01
WALT MASON.

sts home politics the Pope nterered with the Land
League, if did they rebuke the proposition?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
e suceso de Ponce

De la prensa del Sur que trae exten-
SOS relatos acerca de la muerte del senior
Mateo Mayoral, que fue vlctima 8 Sc AFRO
10, segtln versiones, en- la via, en- mo-
mentos que pasaba un carro electrico
tomamos los datos siguientes, que publi-
camos, pues, ell senior Mayoral era esti-
mado en- esta capital,
Desempenaba actualmente eli puesto
de corresponsal y Official de contadur1a
en- ell Cr6dito y Ahorro Ponceno en- cuyo
cargo, prob6 probidad y efciencia, dis
frutando de Ia absolute confanza de sus
jefes.
DE las declaraciones recibidas hasta
ahora por ell Fiscal Lcdo. Palacios Ro-
drlguez sc deduce que ell seGor Mayoral
sc lanz6 voluntariamente q la via, con ell
fin de suicidarse.
Sin embargo, de este hay versiones
que indican que este fatal y conmovedor
suceso, Sc debi6 a la CIRCUMSTANCES de
haber tropezado ca1do casualmente ell
senior Mayoral, quien era miope en- gra-
do sumo.
Su cadaver, presentaba destrozada
una pierna, una herida de grandes di-
mensiones en- la cara, otra en- la base del
craneo y muchas contusiones y magulla-
duras en- ell cuerpo, brazos Y piernas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Il bale del Casino Espanol
IJN GRAN ACTO SOCIAL

Esplendido de toda esplendidez result
to anoche ell gran bale de sociedad cele
brado en- ell Casino Espanol de esta ca
pital.
El todo San Juan es6aba alli congre
|gado, y la animation mas exquisite pre-
valeci6 toda la noche hasta cerca de las
dos en- que termin6 ell baile.
La orquesta ejecut6 un selecto pro
grama, que fu6 muy del agrado de la
cOncurrencia.
No podemos citar nombres, porque Ia
menor omission ser1a objectionable, al
no mencionar alguna de las bellezas que
daban realce al espl5n1ido acto-
La comisi6n de festejos fue muy fe-
licitada por el exito del baile all que con-
curri6, como ya hemos dicho, 10 mas Sc
lecto y brillante de nuestra mejor so
ciedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
NOTAS H|P|CAS

Las carreras de aver resultarOn muy
superiores "a 10 que Sc esperaba. Gran
concurrencia, en- palcos y tendidos, y
animation cada vez mayor en- las bancas.
Corrieron en- la primera carrera, me-
dia milla, Sultan, Danilo, Espuma y
Guayacan, venciendo Espuma y llegan-
do, en- segundo termino, Danilo.
.Corrieron en- la segunda, media mi
Ha, Magnolia, Confucio, Buenos Aires y
Army, llegando este, en- primer termino,
Y Confucio, en- segundo.
En- la tercera corrieron Recuerdo
gero, venciendo este por un buen cuer-
20. Gacflo no corri0.
Atlas, gano la cuarta carrera, sobre
Mulato y J1baro, demostrando que es
un magn1fico caballo y de mucha resis-
tencia.
Vertigo, fue ell heroe de la quinta ca
rrera, a mil metros, ganando a Rubio,
Esp1ritu Canario, que como sabe el
pnblicoA son tres caballos de primera.
'Estrella, gan6 la sexta, corriendo con
Royal y Westland, que neg6 en- segun-
do termino. Las carreras pueden califi-
carse de muy buenas, despertando vivo
entusiasmo y ovaciones colosales GUAM
do llegaban a la meta los caballos vence-
dores. Ell jurado muy bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Servicio Civil

La coaislon del Service Civil de los
Estados Unidos, anuncia examenes, los
cuales tendran lugar en- esta capital elm
las feehas abajo indicadas Las persons
que deseen tornar estos examenes, dehe-
ran dirijirse al Secretary Board Of
u. S. Civil Service Examiners. para OBJ
tener la correspondence solicitud.
Ayudante Bibliotecario, Departamen-
to Ole Colnercio y Trabajo. Sueldo.
$4,000 por ano. Solieitud No. 1915.
Mayo 10, 1911.
Ayudante cientffco en- Utilization de
Bosques, Departamento de AlgricuItu-
ia. Sueldo $4,000 por ano. Soiicitud
No 1872. Mayo 10, Ii, 1911.
Agudante plomero, Hospital del Co
blerno para locos. dSueldo $4,000 por
ailo. Solieitud No. 1900. Mayo g.
1911.
Dependiente con conocimiento de le-
yes de GAIA, Departamento de AgriceE-
tura. Sueldo $4,000 por ano. SoI-
|citud No. 1924. Mayo 10, 1911.
Ayudante inspector, Departamento
Gle Agricultural. Sueldo $4,000 par
aiio. SolicitUd No. 3O4. Mayo 10, 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Notas Females

Ha ingresado en- la Penitenciaria Jose
Rosa, conOcldo por Juan Rivera, cum
plir la pena de un ano de prision por ell
delito de hurto de mayor cuant1a
Antonio Negr5n Silva ha ingresado a
cumplir la pena de cinco amos, por ell
delito ataque para cometer homicidio
Han sido puestos en- libertad, Olegario
Rios Cruz, que extingui6 la pena de cua-
tro amos, seis meses, por ell delito de es-
calamiento en- primer grado, y Felix Ro-
sado Bias, que extingui6 la pena de dos
ailos, por ell delito escalamiento en- segun
do grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
En- ell Club de Damas

sF1 sabado Sc llevo efecto en- ell Ciuo
de Damas la gran Telada "a Que aslst1e-
ron los mas altos prestLglos fememnos
de nuestro mundo social
La parte art1stica tuVo eNcelentes III
t6rpretes que lie dierou altlslmo relie-
We.
Ira notable escritora y pianista Dona
Trina Padilla de SAM, reclto admlra-
bleraante. varias poesca. de su lluStre
padre. '.El Caribe y ejecuto al pla-
no dificiles pleas de sll repertorlo.
.Margarita Callejo, Is encantadora IT,
n2aa;+a n,e posee tan ieIiciOsa voz
tan sueestiva Ggura, dlJo con gran eX-
n.5,i6n una romanza de I5hamlnade
;nstancias reiterantes del selecto pu-
blico cant6 nuevamento con exlto lgual.
La gentil Senorita De CALICO logro
rn Ia noche del sabad0, l,n franco eXlto
de admiration simpatla.
Monsita Ferrer, que Is una notable
eiacutanto y una inspirada composite
ra. ejecut6 al piano en- J1:on de nuesfra
an,;nantp conlpaiiera la IIija del Ca
rile". una difcilfsim3 2ieza "a cuatro
manos.
Tambien luci6 sus 2Eoilidades EN- el
lificil Instruments, Ia orta JUL lse-
rr.r.
Las monisimas Minis .iimehez-Cer
arr43ataron al selecto Y,jtblico, bailan
do varios aires espa9oies. maglstral-
nente V con mucho es5lio; Y termlno
el psnact4culo con Ell delicioso salnete,
''Caza de novios'', poc Ia Srtas. Fin
lay, Gomez Brioso y Ia Sra. Vazquez de
Rodriguez Todas fu9con aclamadas.
El buffet, muy bie1 seryido; de los
adornos primorosisiln0s. Sc encargaron
las Srtas. Gaya y Goena ga.
Asistieron al acto, las Sras. de Gomez
Brioso. de Ealo, de Castro, de Besosa,
Mrs Besosa, de Elzaburu, Padllla de
SAM. de Goenaga V3zqllez de Rodrl-
euez. viuda de Asenci0, yiuda de Fin
lay, Garcia de Guzmlan, Soto de Guz-
fnlan, Mrs Lee, Mrs OxIey, Antonmat-
tel de Gaten, viuda de Bosch, de Font
y Guillot, de Sama, de Balbas, Sierra de
Ginenez. Orbeta, Dodd de Hernandez,
Borras. Quinones de D0ninguez, lnfan-
tie de Ribot, y Cottes de Ferrer.
He aqui la hsta de adorables senori.
tas concurrentes:
Font Maria A. Carmen; Guasch,
Pepita Blanca; de- Vale, Minina;
Gava, Altagracia; Skerret, Georgina;
Pena, Pepita; Finlay, Cruz; Daubon,
Emilia; Asencio, Maria, Coll y Cuchi,
Enrlqueta; Gonzalez, Mercedes; Con
zalez. Carmen y Matllde; Elias; Vaz-
quez, Carmita Ema, Bosch Sauna, Ana
Rita; Orbeta, Iraida; Massari, Merce-
tles; Mattel, Sarita Soto; Padilla, An
tonia; Callejo, Marga rita; Miss Thor
pc; Quinones, Antonie; del Toro, Iso
lima; Infante, NJ Luiss Cuebas, PAUL.
ma; Badrena; oFerrer, Julia; Gomez
Brioso. Anitita la sonora de Rodriguez
Sierra. la seilorita Belaval, muchas
mas que no recordamos.
En- restmen, un gran exitO del Club.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Giaco bazzi

Ell popular1slmo empresario nos ha he
cho esta maIiana una amable vista.
Giacobazzi nos trae al gran Sagibar-
ba, con su notable compania de opereta.
La compania llegara aqui Ell dia 7 de
Mayo, y debutara en- seguida.
Nuestro amigo, que siempre nos ha
traido cosa buena, esta vez como STEM
pre- alcanzara ell mas decididO favor del
p1blico, que We en- la llegada de Giacoba,
ri una 'garantia de que la temporada Sc
ra magnffca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
D. C. Armando Rodriguez

En- ell vapor cubano "Julia" ha he
gado a San Juan, procedente de Santo
Domingo, este distinguido caballero
acompanado de su apreciable familia.
El senior Rodriguez, ha desempenado en-
SUI pals los important1simos puestos de
Mlnistr de Correos y Tel6grafos, Admi-
nistrador de Hacienda, y ultimamente
fu6 Ministro Plenipotenciario en- Was
hington y Hamburgo.
mzzww~r
All saludarle lie deseamos gratas i'm
presiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
PERSONALES

Aver llegaron q San Juan, los sellores
don A. C. Deiler, de Carolina; don
Eduardo Quevedo y don Jose Cardona,
de Isabella; don Antonio Ronaguera, de
Salinas; don Emilio Faura, de Hurna-
Gao; don Juan Estades don Pedro Ba-
liester, de Lares; don A. Boothiz, de
Mayaguez Y don C. c. Paeeacl, de San
tiago de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Don Ramon Perez Vl|ami|

El sabado dej0 de existir en- Rio Pie
dras, este acreditado comerciante y
miembro muy respectable de la Colonia
Espanola. Don Ramon Perez Villamil
cOnsagr6 toda su vida feormda al ira
'bajo, cre6 una familia virtuosa, labr6
una fortuna que lie permiti6 subvenir
ampliamente sus obligaciones sociales,
y fue, en- una palabra, un modelo lie
esposos, de padres y de ciudadanos.
All sepelio que Sc celebr6 aver tarde,
en- Rio Piedras, asisti6 una gran concu-
rrencia; fue una verdadera demostrs.
ci6n de duelo
De San Juan fueron al entierro hume
rosas personals distinguidas y prominen-
tes elementos de nuestrO mundo conner
cial. Rio Piedras rindi6 un alto tribute
de respeto al cadaver de don Ramon Pc
rez Villamil.
El BOLETIN NIERCANTIL, Sc ad-
here al homemade recibido por la fami-
liza doliente y env1a ell pesame mas senti-
do los deudos del fnado, y de un modo
especial a su senora viuda do1a Josefa
Romano, a sus hijos don Jose, don Ra-
mon, dona Rosa y do1a Lima, su hijo
polltico, don Salvador Perez y la Mer-
cantil de esta plaza, Perez Hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Ooha Emilia Ramirez

Nuestro amiga, la distinguida senora
dona Emilia Ramirez, virlda de NIasfe-
rrer, nos participa que desde el primera
del que cursa, sc ha hecho cargo del ho-
tel "Mayffower'' Ell cual ha sldo refor-
mado convenientemente en- todas sus de-
pendencias. Agradecemos la distinction
de la sonora Ramirez y le deseamos buen
exitO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
La dpsleida dc Onvf|Ivf

Ell notabil1simo experimentation recibi6
una Ovaci6n estruendosa al presentarse
|al p1blico por Ultima vez.
En- San Juan, no obstante ell gran des-
file de hipnotizadores que hemos tenido,
Onofroff ha triunfado en- toda la linea:
ha ganado aplausos y ha ganado dinero
Los trabajos anoche, como en- funcio-
nes anteriores, fueron sencillamente ma
ravillosos.
Onofroff, terminado el espectaculo,
pronuncio breves palabras de despedida,
|y ell p1blico lie aclamo ruidosamente fue
precise que Sc alzase ell tel6n, yOnofroff
apareci6 de nuevo, para agradecer al
publico aquella gran demostraci6n de
entusiasmo
Ahora ell eminente operator Sc pro-
pone hacer una "turnee' por varias
Ipoblaciones de la Isla.
No hay que deseare exito, porque el
exito va con el.
Fue un gran ]leno y I'm gran exito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
SOcIedad p|vtectOrs
De NeDdgOs

Los acreditados comerciantes de esta
plaza, seflores Lopez y Co., han regala-
do, en- preciosas tarjetas las 6rdenes del
bale que Sc celebrara manana.
Las damas de IA sociedad Protectora
de Mendigos, agradecen mucho este OBJ
sequio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17

Anoche, en- la ealle San Agustin, pa
rada Z, Puerta de TERRA, hubo una rilia
entire varios individuos, propinandose
palos 3 pedradas mutuamente. Dos de
ellos resultaron heridos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Bale en- AguadI||a

FL senior don Luis A Torregrosa, pre-
sidente del "Cfrculo San Carlos, de
Aguadilla, nos invite oportunamente al
baile de sociedad que Sc llev6 q efecto
anoche, en- los salones de dicho centro.
Muy agradecidos por la atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Sanquf(Tico

Sc ha separado de Ia policia .lnsular
el iefe de policia senor Sanquirico, que
fue durante mucho tempo official dea
negociado de la prensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17

Aver, en- la parada 13, Santurce, el
carro electrico No. rs, guiado por el
motorista No. 81 y ell conductor No. 6,
destrozo una vaca que pastaba ZEN La
via.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Una rnujer ahorcada

Comunican de Caguas, que ha puesto
fin a sus dias ahorcandose, en- dicha po-
blaci6n, Leonor Garcia, que hace tempo
Sc hallaba enferma. All lugar del s,lceso
concurrieron las autoridades locales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Antcnor Firmlln

Sc halla de paso, en- esta capital, Mr..
Antenor Fermln, ministro diplomatico
de Haiti en- Londres.
Ell senor Ferm1n permanecera algrmos
dias entire nosotrOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Noticias

En- ell barrio Melilla, Santurce, hubo
aver ln conato de incendio EN- la casa
de Pedro Arzuela, quemandose una di-
vision. Ell in'cendio fue casual y fue
sofocado enseguida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-17
Il I)r. {. X|uiny D)..ssI

Partieipa su aumerosa cliea,els cxs
fla las horas de / q : de Ia tarae, l,44raA
Ia consulta diaria, en- los altos del Ne.
81 de La Gale de Tetuan donde tiens co
tabieeido ga despaeho professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1877.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
Y. W. c. A. NOTES.

The Y is in receipt of decidedly
valuable present of a collection OF
twenty -one volumes for the library.
This is a fine addition to what has al
ready been commenced They are in
debted to MIR. and Mrs. s. s. Lyons for
the gift There were also number
Of interesting magazines.
Tomorrow is the anniversary OF the
moving Of the Y. w. c. "A. into their
present quarters and the event will be
celebrated by entertaining the gentle
men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
The BEST

is none too good for you. Get your
next suit made to your own measure
and pick out the style and fabric you
like best. This is the only way to
get a real high class garment that
looks right on you. Get measure and
get II right-it costs no more-some-
times less. Suits from SIS up Ber-
nier Bros. Denis Blk, AIT N. P. Ave.
Hats cleaned and reblocked.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
new ADDITION
ON SOUTH Side
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING PLACE
WITH A PARK BOULEVARD
ALoNGsIDE--AN IDEAL PLACE
TO MAKE A SMALL INVEST
MENT.

N. p. Dodge & Co. of Omaha have
purchased all of South Park addition
except the river front, which the park
board has acquired for river park
and boulevard. The Dodge tract has
been plated into an addition called
Belmont park and put on sale on easy
terms.
N. p. Dodge was seen at the Card
ner where he and his statesmen are
stopping.
I'VE are making a speciality Of buy
ing well located acreage close to good
residence districts in growing cities.
We have had successful sales in seven
cities this season and our investments
extend from Michigan to Wyoming.
I'VE are not boomers. but investors
and we try to make our lots so cheap
and the terms so easy that the lots
sell themselves. The high cost Of
living and the demands for luxuries
make It impossible for people OF
moderate means to save money enough
to pay cash for building lot, so we
make the payments so cents a week and
hundreds of people buy our lots as an
investment and an inducement to save
hthe each week winch Wouiu otnet
wise be spent and they would have
nothing to show for IL. Parents buy
for their children in order to have
something to give them when they
grow up and want a home Of their
own.
I'm Fargo we have an ideal location
and one that will in time become the
most beautiful residence section OF
Fargo, for the park board has pur-
chased 50o-foot strip all along the
wooded river banks and work has al
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
ROBBERS IDENTITY
IS NOW CERTAIN
MAN WHO is NOW SERVING TIME
IN THE COUNTY JAIL INDENTI-
FLED BY r. w. DoDsoN AS THE
MAN WHO HELD HIM UP THE
NIGHT OF AUG. IL.

Seated in the county jail, in group
of other prisoners, Robert Miller was
this morning picked out by F. w. Dod-
son as the man who held him up on
the north side the night Of Aug. IL.
Miller was arrested in Casselton last
week by Deputy Sheriff Ross and
brought to Fargo. He was sentenced
to serve thirty days in the county jail
by Judge Hanson, when he pleaded
guilty to the charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The description Of the sentenced man
was given out and it was such that
Dodson was lead to believe that Miller
was the man who held him up and
robbed him of SIC. In company with
Deputy Sheriff Bingham this morning
he viewed the prisoners and positively
identified Miller as his assai1ant. NH
Ter refused to look Dodson in the eye
and it was evident from his facial ex-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
ST. PAULITES BACK
DEAL in HONDURAS
SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES or BA-
MANA AND RUBBER LAND PuR-
CHASED 100000 IS THE PRICE
LOCAL MAN HAS PLANS OF
COMPANY.

The announcement of the purchase
Of 1000 acres of fruit lands in Hon
duras by st. Paulites was made today.
It is said that the investment
amounts to 100000.
The concern will be known as the
Honduras Development Co. The men
backing it are Theodore Abrahamsoa,
president Abrahamson Baking Co.,
Payne avenue; 8. Anderson, vice
president United States Claim Co..
New York Life building, and w. A.
Murphy. president B. Presley & Co.,
Third street commission house.
The new company win be operated
in connection with the Tela Fruit Co.,
which owns its own railroad in Hon
duras and which has many big gov
eminent concessions.
The deal involves banana and rub
Der lands.
Shipping Facilities.
Docks to care for the ships carrying
the product to the United States will
be built on the Atlantic coast, sixty
miles south of Ceiba.
The fruit viii be brought to the
United States by way Of New Orleans,
where negotiations for shipping facil-
tiles are being carried on now.
In discussing the deal today Mr..
Murphy said he thought Honduras
would now have stable government
and that the country would develop
rapidly.
"of course 1t is strictly q CONNER
cial proposition with u.s." said Mr..
Murphy, 'but once we import our fruit
direct to st. Paul it will certainly
make this better banana market
than any In the northwest"
Mr. Murphy visited Honduras less
than two years ago.
H. F. Brown, 71-7s Stern building
northwestern agency. will be glad to
explain the plans OF the company.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
SENTIMENT not
FOR RECIPROCITY
ALEX STERN AND SON, SAM, RE-
TURNED FROM EXTENSIVE
AUTO TRIP TO WINNIPEG AND
HEAR GREAT pisAPPRovAL or
RECIPROCITY TREATY THERE.

THE sentiment in the Canadian
cities" said Alex Stern today to a
Forum representative, Seems to be
against the reciprocity treaty. In
fact all Of the Winnipeg business men
OF any prominence with whom I talk
ed, were of the opinion that it would
fail OF passage. l have my doubts
II 1t Will carry from all / heard peo-
pie say"
Mr.. Stern and son, Sam. returned
yesterday afternoon from Winnipeg
where they went In their automobile
| several days ago. Aside from a
stretch Of bad roads between Thomp-
son and Grafton. they found the trav-
cling pretty good. Both enjoyed the
trip and said that Winnipeg looked
prosperous and growing in every way.
Mr.. Stern stated that the increased
population of the city was fast making
1t the chief city in the Canadian do
minion.
you see," he resumed. there are
not enough Americans up In the do
minion yet who have taken out nat
uralization papers, so they will be
DdAAC0 AAOAu FONAA6 Oh tAAO ISSUE, WAS1A
It is put before the people, and then
the railroad interests are against 1t.
and the commercial interests in the
larger cities are against it, and from
all appearances. the laboring men are
not favorable to ii, so 1t cannot help
but meet with great deal Of oppo-
sition.
THE railroads seem to disapprove
Of reciprocity from the reason that
its enactment will mean the cessa-
ton of traffic east and west but will
mean the shipment of rain directly
south into the states into Minneapo-
lis. While Minneapolis may be help
ed considerably by the passage of
reciprocity in Canada, 1t will not
be benefited nearly so much as Port
Arthur, which will doubtless then be-
come the head of the grain business
at this end of the lakes. Buffalo will
be the city that will profit the most,
for it's right at the head of the lakes,
virtually, and that will make 1t the
natural port and door to the eastern
markets"
Mr.. Stern and his son both stated
that crops through the valley country
presented a good appearance, in fact
much better than they had expected to
see from some Of the discouraging re-
ports that had come prior to their
| trip.
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ready been started on the boulevard
along the river on three sides Of Bel
mont park addition. Many lots face
this boulevard and park"
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London Opinion: ''welI, John Will
liam, how be things wi your"
Gravedigger. Very quiet. Amt bur-
led a living soul for over a month.
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