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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Repusblica
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FL c0nfIict0 en- pie
LA EDUCACION DESCUIDADA

No es extraf1o que Ia Repdblica fran.
eesa trate de evitar complicaciones in
ternacionales y no sc apresure 4 "recti--
fear sus .fronteras argelinas, porque
tiene en- su seno multiplicidsd de en-
barazos cual mas laberiosos abul-
tados.
Ell negocio de las ongregaciones lle-
va camino de perdurar hasta la consu-
maCion de los siglos. Miertras que,
de una parte, esta prohibida la cnse-
flanza religioSa, coDtin1an los exclauS-
trados-hasta los jesuitas-ensefiando
|en privado, sin que el gobierno Sc
determine a proceder, al menos por
|ahora, contra ellos.
La razon es m5s fundamental de 10
que parece. Cuando, por requerirlo ell
interes p1blico Sc procede demoler
TN poblado, So toma Ia precaucion de
proporcionar albergue los habitantes.
En- cambio, los discfpulos de la Enci-
clopedia, al derribar tronos y altareS y
cerrar escuelas, omitieron las mas ele-
mentsles precauCioneG.
No dejaron vacio el lugar del trono,
pues hallar quien n1ande es cosa facil;
nj ell del altar, puesto que reemplaza-
ron 8. Dies con la primer perdida que
|encontraron en- Ia calle y llamaron
"Diosa Razon''; nj las escuelas, que al
instante cohvirtieron en- clubs de propa
ganda y accion; pero va sabe el mundo
cuanto Sc gano en- el cambio. A fuer-
"a de experienced lego Frsncia So
luciones practicas, y Ia republican, lie
GO ser eXceente; pero los problemas
de religion y ensehanza nj han Sido re
sueltoS nj estan en- Was de serlo.
FL religioSo no parece preocupar mu-
Cho 4 Ia maYoria de los franceSes el
de Ia educaci6n, como al cerrar conven-
toS y eScaelas conventuales no Sc crea-
ron liceos enciclopGdicos, hay en- Fran
cia centenares de miles de nifios forza-
dos 4 passrSe sin Ia enSefianza 6 4 reci-
biria de manos de clericales, pues el
gobieTno sc halla incapaz de accmo-
darlos.
Como serz necesario haeer algo ha-
bra que dsr IN gran essir6n al presu-
pucsio. euyos deficits son cada vez ma
yvreS. Para YER de rellcnarlos Ia pro-
puesgo el ministrO de HacisEda, M.
Roavier. poaer trahas 4 IA fabricaci6n
legal dc aiccholes. eon 10 eual, sobre
defFau(laF enoFnes cangidadcs al 70
bieFuo. cOuo = dsspachaha casi &c bal
Dc. g propaga terFiolemente el alcnho-
lismo en FFAnciA.
Pero esus alAmoiqueros elandearincs
sienen uumeroacs volua en- el paslamen.
% y esos voeus so rspuelicaaos. d Ios
cue NJ. Comors nscesta para dsiender
= hbssssd e PsnsaF snlFs ~ iEaa-
cesss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
IN question magma

Como en- Otfos muchos Estados dc Ia
Union, en- el de Virginia eSta prOhibi
da Ia mezcla de razas. en- las escuelas
ptiblicas. A Ia de IN lugar llamado
NamOzine. coucurrieion los hijos DC IN
nj Benjamin =. Dabaey. sobFc los cua-
les. auiza poF ser algo triguefos. aun-
que no ~ esplica Ia raz6n. ercyd opcr-
tuno IA Junla local dc Enaenansa inSti-
tniF una invessigacida geasal6gica.
DahneY do explicaciones. njo cue
sn ahueh era medic indis. de 10 eual
ss in6ers cue loa ekins tisnen una
ava pare Dc sangFe inllia. 8 redncika-
do 4 stEnino musicalss. una 'semi-
fna. Para los g IA Iunsa. sin en-
haFge. IA -ssmilnm~ era g anKSe -
IRA y - -mmif1sa'' go -s1EnteuE-
chea. 3 qniz4 ula. Ello fs6 qns g.
lnrninapa maBl,zx IN mnehs<kB 4 n
esrnsla q n~xRua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Para FiIipinas
HOMBRES Y PLATA

Hs zarpado de San Francisco de Ca
lifornia, para Manila, el :rarsporte
Sheridan con I'm reginiento de ca
babaileria y Ia suma de 1855 600 pesos
de la clase especial acufiada para FL
lipinas, el valor de cada peso siendo 50
csntavos orc americana. rs el 1ltImo
dinero que nasta nueva ordsn Sc acufia
en- Ia casa de moneda de San Francis
CO. Por aquello de que "a Segura le
llevan preso" un piquete de veinte SOL
dadoS eScogidos escollo el intereslnte
cargameaio hasta el tranSporte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Un iRnCeR1diO
SensibEes perdidas

!1a ocurrido TN tremendo incendio
en- Coney Island, ell popular si.io de
recreo. al sureste de New York. La
confagracion dur6 siete horas y no Sc
ex!inguio hasta barrer catorce manza-
mas de casas, comprendiendo 800 edi-
heios, y dejardo a 500 personas Ia
interperie. Perecieron, que Sc sepa,
una nina blanca, I'm hombre de color:
hubo una docena de heridos graves, in
cluso uno mortalmente, como una
treintena de menos gravedad, y perdi-
das materiales valuadas en- ST. 100000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
C0ndici6l1 hun1ana
Ell BOTIN DE UN MUERTO

En- New York, y desde el anden de
la estacion del elevado, en- la esquina
de las Gales de Pearl y Fulton, cay6
.un hgmbre a la Inca, justamente al
aproximarse I'm tren de bajada, que le
atropelo y mas6 in nstantaneamente.
Mientras la multitud retrocedfa y las
mujeres Sc desmayaban de horror, aba
jo, en- la calle, Sc bat1an con desespera-
ci6n los pilluelos por la possession de una
lluvia de monedss de cobre, proceden-
ties de los bolsillos del que yscfa sin vi
da bajo las ruedas del tren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Ell PUE BIO

-Nada importa que mi pueblo sufra
iSiempre sera mi esclavo !-dijo Cesar.
En- mi We un jefe, y mis- pies Sc postra!
En- mi We TN Dos mi poder respeta !....
A la lucha lie digo-y va la lucha.
A la muerte 49,. 4 la muerte -. Pobre beStia
que Gamma camina sin psrarse
obediente la que Sc 10 ordena
que vve -. sin saber por que ha vivido..
y que muere mi antojo sin protesa.
Ese es Ell pueblo H.. lSabes 3... eY til dioes
que hay quen e lque hay quien apresta
luchar contra mi 7.... Pobre insensato L..
Yo nsensato tambien, 81 te creyera!
eres t1, I'm sabio. el que 10 dice ?... Nada...
Por esta equivoco tn cenca....
Que Ell pueblo osa SD Dios IT,. Pues mentes Mira
10 que es Ell pueblo para mf:... iEsta terra
que sostiene mi cuerpo, aunque mis- plantas
la oprimen, desmenuzan. pisoean...
Este polvo es mi pueblo H..
Con tai fura
gope6 con pies sobre la arena
que e polvo lie ceg6....
4 Que es este ?-dijo
-Lo que pisaste ha POGO. Ell pueblo, Cesar
Humble obediente con ell justo...
pero ay 81 lie levanta Ia soberbia!
LUIS DE ANSORENA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Sirve de modelo

Muy hcrmosas sou las noticias cue
iegan nosotros dc don Enrique Piu-
msy jues DE- paz de- pdblico dc Larss.
cue al impsrtir juseica 10 hace digsa-
meaie. sin dejaFse imponer dc casique
nj isfe de paFsitlo. pr ~ que e muy
~ etado DC toslos tos vecincs DC esa
poblacidn.
Nucko nos congFasu'1 haceF pGolica
IA aciAad del ciiado ius1
S.L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
C0ncej0 Municipal
de San Juan p. R.
Session extraordinaria del jueves
19 de Noviembre de 1903.
AsUNTos QUE HAY QUE REsoLvER

I. Aseguro del Teatro de la Ciudad.
2. Asunto relative la hipoteca de
Ia casa nt1mero 20 de la Gale de San
Seba stiap, propiedad del Municipio.
8. Sobre traslado del "Parque do
Bomberos" al local que ocupa ell Cuarto
de Socorros, y de este aquel.
a.. - Ordenanza para Ell cobro del ar
bitrlo, por reconocimiento de alimentos
quese venden en- pub lea subsSta.
5. Ampliacion de la Ordenanza So
bre reuniones, diversiones festas.
6. Ampiiacion de la Ordenanza So
bre acometidas las acantari1las.
7. w. H. Elliot y otros piden que no
Sc tengo en- cuenta Ia clausula ga. de
la Circular del Gobierno General de
de Julio de 1893, sobre disposiciones en-
casos de incendios.
s. Sobre cancellation de cargas en-
las casas Luna 10 y San Jose 81 de esta
Ciudad.
9. Don Tulio Larrfnaga sobre cuen-
ia de honorarios en- ell asunto obras del
|cementerio.Y
Io.~~-Do1a Matilde P. de Llobet, y
don Pompeyo Risuefio piden permiso
para construir kioskos en- la Plaza de
Baldorioty. W
II. Veto del Alca1de al acuerdo So
bre 1horas Senaladas para el barrido de
Gales.
II. Sobre votaciones en- Ia sesioneS.
Is. Carta de Mr.. Scott Sobre tube
ria de gas.
"A. Zeno Vega y otros, piden per-
misc permiso para puestos y construc-
Clones,
IS. El Abogado de Ia Ciudad sobre
lexpediCion de 'constanciaS al TeSorero
de Puerto Rico.
10. Reglamento para Carnicerfa y
Matadero
II. El Asentista del Mercado infor.
ma denuncia del rematista Aybar.
IS. Prudencia Flores pide devolu-
|ci6n de una escritura de una casa de
su propiedad.
I9-Jose J. Pesquera sobre cobro del
Is por 100 por trabajos hechos al Mu-
nicipio.
20. Elena Martinez, pide una pen
sion.
2I. Pablo Fadon, pide qualification
por construction de escrltorios.
22. Jose Narciso Viader, pide re-
consideration de un acuerdo anterior.
23. A. Agostini sobrs cuitlvo de
Ia Sanseveria.
"a. Don Antonio Caubet v don Juan
Llobet piden ampliacion del exceso de
unidad de obra practicada en- la liqui-
daci6n final de las del acueducto, en- la
calle XIII de Santurce.
Is. Dolores y Carmen Correa Sc
quejan contra Ell rematista Sr. Viader.
26. Valentin Andino sobre cobro de
contribuciones.
27. Eulalio Vega Sc queja del cobro
del aqua del acueducto.
2S. Narciss Parfspide devolucion de
4 dollars "a centav pagado por con-
tribuciones condonadas ror el muni-
cipio.
20. Vec.nos del "olo Norte piden Sc
les conceda aqua, cieTtas disposiciones
del Gobierno, auxiiio de PoliciA, luz y
Sc le deSigne un delegado.
50. EStados del TeSOro Municipal
del mes de Octubre pr6ximo Pasado.
81. Asuntos pendientes de Ia Conf
sion de hacienda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19

Recti6co )uego e1 sefior Azc&rate y 4
continuation debatieron los sefiores Ur-
zaiz y ininistro de Hacienda sobre
asuntos de Hacienda.
Esperabapse algunas palabras Gel
sef1or Villaverde para hacerse cargo del
discurso del sefior Silvela. pero el jefe
del gobierno no habl6 y el presidente
de Ia Oamara di6 por terminada Ia in
terpelaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19

In plaza Dc Ceuta-Asuntos do gran intcres-La
protection del senor Gasset-Importancia de
Ceuta-DoA Carlos de BORDEN In MarsslIesa
-Ei dltimo discurso-Triste ret6rica-viaje 4
FArfs-D0n Alfonso tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19

"L'Echo de Paris" dice que ell emba-
jador de Espafia conferenci6 con el
ministro de Negoc' IS Extranjeros, Mr..
Delcasse, con objeto de tratar del pro-
ximo viaje de D. Alfonso XIII Paris.
Ell mencionado periodico agrega que
el rey de Espafia Sc trasladara & Lon
dres desde Paris y visitara despues
Berlin. Viena Italia.
D. Alfonso ira q Paris en- el mes de
Mayo y lie acompaflarSn ell ministro de
Estado y numeroso sequito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19

ria, al dfa siguiente de haber guardado
absolute silencio ante el discurso del
jefe del gobierno./
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-15

Few people can understand the feel
ings of the pugilist as he is being counted
out. He hears the seconds licked off.
He struggles to rise, but struggles in
vain. He has lost the fight.
There are some who are making a
losing fight for life that can appreciate
this; those whose lungs are diseased.
With every tick of the watch, they know
that they are being counted out.
The great question is how can quick
rally be made to continue the fight
against disease? Many who have asked
that question have found satisfactory
answer in the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It cures bronchitis,
obstinate, deep-seated coughs, hemor-
rhage, night sweats, emaciation, and
. other conditions which if neglected or
unskilfully treated may find a fatal
termination in consumption.
~when I commenced taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" writes Mr.. John T.
Reed, Of Jefferson, Jefferson Co., Ark, al was
very low with a cough, and would at times spit
was weak and ny head was dizzy. The FIRST
Sottle took did me % much good that had
faith in it and continued until had taken
twelve bottles. Now do not look like nor feel
ukS the same man az WIS Y year dSO. fCOPpS
were astonished and said they did not think
could live. can thankfully say that Ann
entirely cured of disease from which had it
not been for your wonderful Discovery would
have died"
There are cures behind every claim
made for the uDiscovery," which no
~just as good" medicine can show.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and stimulate the sluggish
liver.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-15
For sale at Opera House Drugstore

&c. Elliott, of the Fisk Sewing
Machine company, returned from
Matamoras this afternoon Mr.
Elliott started he did a flourisbinp
business In the Ohio city In his line.
c, P. Fetty, of Jefferson county,
o arrived In the city this morning
and will visit friends here and in
the vicinity for a few days, Mr.
Fetty Is a former resident of this
county.
The report that Mrs. Daniel
Davis, of Willow Fork was dead,is
now denied. The mistake grew
out of a telephone message. We
regret the error but we received 1t
from a reliable source.
There will be a meeting of the
Arbor Day committee this evening
at seven o'clock It the city build
Ing. This Is very important meet
ing and 1t Is desired that every
member of the committee be pres
ent.
II. L. Scraford, general superin,
tendent of the Eureka and Buckeye
Pipe Line companies with head
quarters at Pittsburg, was N the
city today looking after the inter
ests of these extensive corpora
tiouS.
Mrs o. A. Sanders, Of Altoona
IA who has been visiting her sis
Ger. Mrs. Frank Philips. of Mccoy
delights. LETT this morning for Pits.
burg, where she will visit friends
and relatives for a few days before
returning home.
The numerous friends of Roy
I,ongley. who has been performing
the duties of ticket agent at the B.
& o. depot for a few weeks, will
regret he Is confined to his home
by illness. We hope, however, he
will be restored to health again In
the very near future,
D. Courtney, of the Carter Oh
company, returned to the city this
morning from a business trip to
Elk Fork. Mr. Courtney stated
that the roads In many places be
tween this city and the latter points
were actually dangerous to ride
over on horseback, and Dan Is
excellent authority on matters OF
this nature. r..
Those who enjoyed the lover.
land" trip today to Tyler's capital,
were Messrs. Hunt and Staples, F
L. Blackmarr, J. S. Hockinberry,
Howard Applebay,P. Bradley, W. p
Kenney, M. D. Hanes,, Clarence
Wade, T. n. Birmingham, and
dou btless others whom we did not
learn. Each gentleman had life
preserver on his person.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-15
Runsen,s Catarrh Cure Cures

It Is In this manner that the
marvellous cures have spread from
town to town and from state to
state that accounts for Its marvel
Gus sales. No kind of advertising
could have given Buusen's Catarrh
Cure the reputation 1t has. The
secret of It's success Is that 1t cures
old cases OF catarrh when all other
remedies have failed. This will
make anv remedy popular. Price
soc for regular size bottle. For
sale by D. A. Henderson,.
The poor oppressed taxpayers
are the real victims.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-15
Local News

And It rained!
Fair Thursday.
Too much rain.
The roads-that's all.
Fine weather for ducks.
Plenty Of mud and water.
Livery horses should resign.
Time the oil market advanced
It's simply awful-so much rain.
Teamsters are taking vacation.
Bad weather for building rail-
roads.
Those Easter weddings failed to
material;Ze.
Grant Keener was a Wheeling
visitor today.
c L. Allen was calling on friends
at Friendly today.
W. E. Long, the eff >ient County
Assessor, IS In the city.
But a small rise In the river Is
reported from head water.
Never mind the weather, ETC., 1t
will clear up bye and bye.
L. A. Written, a1 oil operator of
Witten, Ohio, was In the city today.
F. E. Kearus, of Awllla was an
afternoon business caller Il the
city.
Mrs. ". H. Noll, of Main street,
spent the day with Wheeling
friends.
Wanted-two or three girls to
learn to make pants and vests Seal
& Seal. 14tf
Mike Heating returned on the
1908 train this morning from
,Pittsburg.
]. R. Wells, of Long Reach, was
transactipg business In the city this
afternoon. .,..-..
DR.. w. H. Kern was called to
New Martiusville today on profes
sional business. .:.l
Brent Shriver, secretary of the
Lowther OH company, was at the
Wells last night.
The weather prophet who predict.
ed April as a dry and hot month Is
slightly mistaken.
Harry Kirk. of Wheeling, who
spent Easter with friends, returned
home last evening.
The Queen City goes down to.
morrow about noon and the Wiz.
ginia up In the evening.
Contractor Jack O'Hare arrived
In the city this morning from the
Wetzel county oil fields.
Watch E. Stewart & Co.'s space
tomorrow. They will have some.
thing interesting to tell you.
Mrs. Dora Moore, of Parkers-
burg, was the guest OF her sister,
Miss Evelyn Nesbitt Saturday.
Prospects are for clearing tonight
oner this section, followed by gen.
orally fair and warmer Thursday.
Harry Tibblns, the we'll known
contractor. arrived In the city this
afternoon from the Proctor oil field.
The Elks will hold meeting of
especial interest In their lodge
rooms on Charles street this evening.
There's little doing In the mat1i.
mon Il uaiket. It may be, however,
y element wealth r has caused
l. dx.fne In the busl hess.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-15

| j. A. DuI UaCuCI, VIGIL ANVIL
Middlebourue merchant tailor, was
a business caller In the city today.
c. E. Bailey, manager of the Oil
We'll Supply company, was New
Martinsville business caller this
morning.
The weather man has promised
US fair weather for tomorrow and 1t
Is sincerely hoped he will not dis
appoint US.
Mrs. Judge John J. Jackson, of
Parkersburg Is dead. She died very
suddenly of heart disease yester.
day morning.
DR.. Fred Stathers,of Clarksburg,
arrived In town this morning and
will attend the Virginia Club ball
this evening.
F. II. Leeds, of Meriden, Conn,
and a representative of the Win
chester Rifle company, was In the
city yesterday.
Wanted-Rig for Drilling Oil
Wells, with string of Tools. Ad
dress -So4 North 9TH Street, St.
Louis. Mo. Ia SIX
Postmaster Geo. E. Work re-
turned to the city this morning
from q short business mission to
points north.
W. F. Bird and wife, Of Flat
Lick, KY, arrived In the city yes
terday and are registered at the
Mercer Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Bisset and baby.
of Parkersburg Is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mechling
of Wood street.
John W. Lunn, representing the
Heferman Paper company OF New
York City, was calling on his trade
here yesterday.
George Eba, an employee of the
French Torpedo company, left this
morning for St. Marys, In the In
terest of his company.
The pension of Albin Tippins
has been increased from $14 a
month to $17. month. Capt, John
c. Way acted as attorney In the
case.
c. e. Cribs and family of Brown
Betty street, left today for New
Bethlehem, Pa, where they will
visit the formers parents for few
weeks
E. W. Brown, who has been Wis
ltiug his family at Mlddlebourne for
a week, left this afternoon for the
Cameron oil field where he holds
position.
Mrs. T. R. Cowell, of Parkers-
burg. arrived In the city this after
noon to attend the Virginia club
reception at the Auditorium this
evening.
c. F. Lowther aud J. W. Bull,
of New Martlnsville. were register
ed at the hosiery Of H. E. Wilson
last night, returning home this
morning.
The gentlemen that went to
Middlebourne yesterday reported
that the roads had a bottom, but
1t had not been In evidence for sew
eral days.
Prof. Bayne. the noted Guitar
artist, left the city yesterday after.
noon for New Martinsville, where
he Is arranging to hold a recital
next week.
James McGreghen, general man.
ager OF the Tuna Iron Works. left
the city last evening for points on
the Short Line railroad In tie In,
terests Of his company.
81. A. Wright. general manager of
the Jerecki Manufacturing COM
pauy, left the city this morning on
the 1I:oS train for Ellenboro In
the interests Of his firm.
R. G. Carpenter has been award
ed the contract for building new
house for Miss Maria R, Wells on
Main street. He hopes to have 1t
completed In July coming.
Messrs. John Holiday and J. F.
Duffy, two popular attaches of the
Eureka Pipe Line company, re-
turned to the city this afternoon
from the Friendly oil fields.
r g Neal. cashier of the Peo-
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-07
CHOSEN FOR ORATOR.
Howard Lewis of Great Falls Wins
the Final.

The San Francisco Chronicle. in
speaking of the matter, says: Two
strong debating teams were chosen
last night at Stanford university in
the final try out, one of them to ep-
resent Stanford in the all important
Intercollegiate debating contest with
the state university at San Francis
co, the other to carry the cardinal
to Seattle for the second annual de
bate with the university Washing
ton. Howard NJ. Lewis of Great
Falls, Mont, Frank ROehr of San
Jose, and Omar c. Spencer, of Port
land, Ore, are the trio which will
of Stockton; Joseph II. Page of FL
lensburg, Wash, and Alexander
Sheriff's of San Jose, will face the
northeners. The California alternate
is A. M. Dibble of Portland, and the
Washington alternate is Walter c..
Malloy of San Jose. The men named
We're the successful ones of the &c
candidates who entered the prelimi-
naries. The question discussed was
that chosen for the contest with the
university of California;: Resolved,
That the United States should not
attempt under all circumstances to
prevent the acquisition of territory in
South America by European powers.
OF the eight debaters, Lewis, Spen-
Ger, Ritter, Malloy and Dibble are
members of the Euphronia Literary
society, Page is HISTORIAN, and
Sheriffs and Roehr are affiliated with
the Collegiate Debating society of
San Jose. Lewis is junior in law
and a member of the Delta Epsilon
fraternity: Roehr is a junior in law
and Kappa Sigma; Spencer is a
junior in law and an Encina Hall
man; Page is an Encina Hall man
and a senior in law; Ritter, Greek
junior Sheriffs, Kappa Sigma and
law junior: Dibble. a law sophmore
from Encina, and Malloy a senior in
the department of law. Lewis. Roehr
and Ritter were members and Spen-
Ger was alternate Of the last carnot
team"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-07
COMPETENT MEN IN DEMAND.
To the Right Persons Nice Salaries
Will Be Paid.

There is no dearth in the business
conducted under the supervision Of
the United States civil service com
mission. Men and women compe,
tent to fill positions in the various
government departments at Washing
ton and elsewhere are in as much de-
n and as ever.
Uncle Sans latest announcement,
thrOugh circulars issued from head
ouarters, gives assurance of plenty
If work for the right persons at good
salaries.
Under the head of Help Wanted"
it is stated that a game law assist
in the biological survey division Of
the agricultural department. The
person who is selected to fill the
space must have a thorough know
ledge of ORTHODOXY game laws, geo
graphy of North America and type
writing. The position pays a salary
of $1,000 a year An examination
will be held on May 2.
On the same date, applicants for
the position of field assistant in for
estry will have a chance to demon
strate their fitness for the duties
prescribed. The subjects include
forestry, numbering, dendrology, and
training and experience. There is a
salary of $1,000 attached to the place,
and the man who successfully passes
the examination may expect to be
assigned to duty in the Philippine
service.
The examination for the positions
Of artist and craftsman and COM
puter for nutrition Investigations
will also be held on May 5, at places
designated by the civil service com
mission. The latter pays salary OF
from $3.50 to $1,000 a year, and the
applicants chance for securing II
will be greatly enhanced if he is fam
iliar with the rules of arithmetic
practical computations. involving a