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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
SPIRIT OF JAPANESE TOWARD
u. S. GENERALLY FRIENDLY

Boston, Feb. 20-The spirit or the
Japanese In general is friendly toward
the United States in the opinion OF
Rev DR.. Thomas S. Barbour, former
secretary OF the Baptist Missionary
Union, who has just reached Boston on
his return from a six months tour or
Japan, China and the Philippines DR.
Barbour said;
From the discussion In the better
class OF the Japanese papers one
gains the impression that the purpose
of Japan is to be friendly TO us. |
think the leading men OF Japan and
China, too. have been very patient In
the discrimination they have had TO
suffer In our immigration laws and
with the treatment OF students and
travellers have received In many cases.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
ANNUAL SUPPLY BILLS
PASS THE HOUSE

Washington. Feb. 20-Two more or
the annual supply bills. the diplomatic
and consular and the military academy
measures. were passed by the house
of representatives today. Neither was
amended in any important particular.
The rivers and harbors bill also was
passed under suspension or the rules.
The house sent the pension appropria-
tion bill to conference.
The sundry civil bill. carrying an
appropriation of S137,000.O0O. was
called up and an agreement reached
wchreby two hours were 10 be devoted
Monday to general debate The house
will hold u special session tomorrow
for the delivery OF eulogies on the
late Senator Allison or Iowa and Rep
resentativcs Latimer of South Caro-
lima and Wiley OF Alabama.
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
PAY DAYS ON
I HE Big
ROADS
UNION PACIFIC CHECKS ARRIVE
FROM THE EAST.
Southern Pacific Checks VIII Reach
Here Sunday and Be Distributed
on Monday Next.

The Union Pacific pay checks ar
rived from the cast and were dis
tributed to employees by Cashier Nc
Cav and Chief Clerk Olmstead OF
Superintendent Whitney's Office.
The Southern Pacific checks Will ar
rive tonight from San Francisco and
be distributed to employees tomorrow
The aggregate sum distributed this
month to employees of the shops will
be heavy, as most or the men under
Master Mechanic Malone worked nine
hours each day during January and a
full complement OF skilled mechanics
were kept constantly at work In all
Of the various departments,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Inter-MountaIn Fair Association, $50
oath St., Ogden, Utah.

Notice Is hereby given that at a reg
ular meeting Of the board OF direct
ors Of the Inter-Mountain Fair Associ-
alton Of Ogden. Utah, held on the Goth
day of January, 1909. assessment No.
Q. Of so cents per share for improve
ments. was levied on tho capital stock
OF the corporation issued and outstand-
Ing. payable Immediately to D. T.
Tracy, secretary Of the said associa-
ton, office in the Daily Standard build
Ing, $50 oath St. Ogden. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th
day OF March. 1909, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore, so much Of said Of stock as may
be necessary. will be sold on the 18th
day of May, 1909. at o'clock P. NJ.
at the front door Of the Weber county
courthouse by the secretary Of said
corporation to pay the delinquent as.
sessment thereon together with the
cost Of advertising and expense OF
sale.
D. T TRACY,
Secretary.
$50 cath st., Ogden, Utah.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
NEW M KEEN
GASOLINE
CARS
WERE FROZEN uPiN BLIZZARD
IN WYOMING.
Motor Care Arrive at Southern Pacific
Shops for Repairs, En- Route to
the Coast.

Four now McKeen gasoline motor
cars from Omaha arc now in the local
shops undergoing a general overhaul
ing, The cars are en- route TO the
coast for suburban traffic and were
caught In a cold wave and blizzard
In eastern Wyoming Thursday night
and frozen up, parts OF the machin-
cry refusing 10 work. the trouble be-
Ing attended with considerable dan
ger to employees and the cars from
possible explosion or gasoline.
All Of the four cars will be placed
in first-class condition again at the
Southern Pacific plant and then sent
west for service at various points on
the Hartman system,
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
ARGENTINE STEAMER WRECKED

Buenos Ayres. Feb. 20.-rhe Argen-
tine steamer PreeiCente Roca, from
southern ports, according to reports.
has been wrecked between Puerto de
San Antonio and Puerto Madrin, on
the east coast The steamer caught
fire and it Is believed the crew and
200 passengers have perished. 1t is
reported also that the steamer sank.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SUPPER ON MONDAY.

The Ladies' Of the Episcopal Church
will give an old-fashioned supper at
the parish house. corner or Grant and
Twcnty.fourth street, from s; 80 TO 3
p. NJ, Monday. Both hot and cold
dishes will be served ana those in
charge OF the tables will wear the cos
tunes OF "Ye Olden Times" There
will be no tickets issued. but those
entering are to pay at the door. Price
35 cents. -
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record in the OIL
flee of County Recorder Wallace;
John T. Bybee and wife TO John Lee
Bybee, part of the southeast quarter
of section Is. township 8, range west
Consideration, 81.
John T. Bybee and wife to John Lee
Bybee, part OF the northwest and the
southwest quarters OF section is. town
ship 5, range l west. Consideration,
$4,000.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
CARD OF THANKS

We are truly apprecialve OF the
many acts of kindness extended us at
tho death of our beloved Baby Joe.
Especially are we grateful TO those
who comforted us at the funeral ser
vices by words and song. and sincere
ly trust the Divine Maker may reward
all
JOSEPH HARRIS, Jr.. and Family
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court of We
ber County. Utah. Estate of F. l.
MaTklc, deceased,
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers. to the undersigned admins
trix, at the office OF N. j. Harris, attor
ney for said estate. rooms 403'41O
First national Bank Building. Ogden
Utah. on or before June 3, 1909.
SUSAN c. MARKLE,
Administrative
N. ]. HARRIS. Attorney for Admin
iatratriX
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court for We
Der County. Utah. Estate of Thorn
as V, Butler. deceased;
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers. TO the undersigned abminis-
tratriz, at the Office of N. ]. Harris.
attorney for said estate. rooms 409-41O.
First National Bank Building, Ogden.
Utah, on or before June 3. 1909.
SUSAN C.MARkLE,
Administratrl1.
n. J. HARRIS. Attorney for Admin
istratrlX.
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NURSERY STOCK

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We give premiums TO club-makers. We
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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Second District Court OF We
her County. Utah Estate OF Fred ii
Rundlett, deceased;
creditors will present claims with
vouchers, to the undersigned admins
trix, at the office Of n. j. Harris, attor-
nov for said estate, rooms 4os-4lo
First National Bank building. ogden
Utah. on or before June q, 1909,
MILDRED NJ. GRIFFITH,
AdministratriX
n. J. HARRIS, Attorney for Admin
istratri1.
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or tho Respec
two Signers for Further
Information.
NOTICE To CREDITORS

In the Second District Court of We
ber County. Utah. Estate of Rhoda
Butler, deceased:
Creditors Will present claims with
vouchers, TO the undersigned admins.
trix, at the Office of N. ]. Harris, attor-
ney for said estate. rooms 400 40
First national Bank Building, Ogden,
Utah, on or before June 3, 1909.
SUSAN C. MARKDE,
AdministratriX
N. ]. HARRIS, Attorney for Admin
istratriX.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21

Washington, Feb. 20.-'rhe Indian
appropriation bill occupied almost the
entire time Of the senate today and
was passed with appropriations ag-
gregating over s9.000,000. or this
amount s1.500000 was added to the
bill by senate amendments.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
a Diplomatic M. ID.

Ashtt-To what do you attribute
DIR. Wisely's popularity
NoItt-To the fact that his patients
have only the newest dlseases.-Chi
cage Daily Newa
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21
Cock.a.Ooodle.po.

Knicker-Did you sleep well In the
country?
Bocker-No; there were too many
cuckoo clocks In the mornipg.-New
York Sun.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-21

800 gath st., Ogden, Utah.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
-@%(@)@N--
Boda distiDSuida
ELPIS,

Ell mes pasado han contraido matr7
monio can6nicO en- Santander, Esps
ma, la bella y distinguida senorita Ma
ria Luisa Diaz Caneja, Y nuestro buer
amigo don Juan Tinaud, elementos SO
ciales ambos, de inapreciable waller. :.
Por ell reciente luto de la nOvia, Ia
boda Sc celebr6 rigurosamente en- IA
milia.
La ceremonial tuvo efecto en- Ia igle
sia de San Rogue. '.. -
Los senores de Tinaud estaran er
Puerto Rico en- breve.
Ell BOLETIN desea q Ia genth pare
ia tOda suerte de venturas. '' y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

Anoche Sc celebr6 ell banquete Official
para despedir al gobernador Mr. Regis
IL. Post.
A dicho aeto no concurrio Ia Arensa.
A Ultima hora Mr.. Dexter di6 permlso
los reporters para tomar- los dlscuE-
SOS desde I'm salon contiguo donde Sc
celebraba ell banquetc.
Pero asi todo, nuestro representante
oue no hizo acto de presencia Ell Ell BAN
nuete recogi6 information abundante del
fastuoso acto como podra yer el curloso
lector
A las nueve menos cuarto llego Mr.
Post en- su a,Itomovil acompanado de su
secretario particular don Jaime Noble y
del assistant attorney Mr.. Brown.
Va en- Ell salon comedor esperaban los
seilores Lord. Skinner, Barbosa, Rossy
(don JESUS .iueces Audrey, Foote, Gill,
Wolf. Figueras, Mac -Cleary, del Toro
Cuebas Rodey y,Hernandez,y les Srs. San
chez Murales. .Baiz, ,Campillo, hugo ViIas,
Richardson. Bennett, HaddoclS Shanton.
Names. Paniagua (don Manyel) Torres
{;rau. Palacos Rodriguez, Castro (don
pedrn) dc Diego, Ward, Grahame. Saw
. ver. Dexter T'ravieso, GuznAn BenlteZ
(don juan Gromer, Comodoro de Mari
MA del ValIe. (don Rafaei) Sienberg. y
Gutierrez Igaravidez
Tom0 asieuto Ell la silla, presidential
el yobernador a SUI derecha Sc sento
Mr.. Ward su izquierda el seilor de
Diego. A IN extreme y 4 otro de La gran
mesa Sc sentaron los, jefes Shanton y
Names. Los otros comensales Sc repartle-
ron en- los demas sitios.
Frente al gobernador fuerou eolocados
los sellores Hernandez, Fig'garas Mac
Cleary.
Dnrante el gnenij reinh e. mayor cor
dialidad Mr.. Post hablAba con Mr..
Ward pamcia muy preocupado. De
vez en- cuando, levautandO Ia cabeza, Sc
ruia con la ysta el hiIillo de t!umo de
su cigarro. Y iespuas, de ;e'spro9ptp dlri-
piendose a! seiior de Diego departia ami
gabemente.
A las diez y ,niuutos el senior Herman
dez inici6 los discursos. Ell presidente del
Tribunal Supreme habl6 de Ia admins
TRACTION del gobernador, tocandO tOdos los
puntos: carreteras, instruction pnblica,
iudicatura agricultural y orden social.
Seein ell sefior Hernandez todo marcha
bien. La administration ha estado ben
dirigida. Ell esfuerzo de Post EN- ei gobier
no ha sidO colossal.
Solo una amargura hay que deplorar
en- este concierto del trabaJo, la ausen-
cia de la ilustrc dana que comparte con
Mr.. Post las alegrfas del hOgar. Pero
Post Sc va -dijo ell seilor Hernandez
y de esperar es que haga en- los Estados
Undos 10 que ha hecho en- Puerto Rico,
trabajar para afirmar sobre s6lidos eli
mientos las conquistas de la democra-
ca Y QUE Iuche por el bienestar econ6-
mico politico de la isia.
Siguio en- ell uso de la palabra Mr..
Ward Hablo en- representation del Con-
seio Executive Estudio 4 Post como le
gislador. PusO de relieve las buenas cua-
1idades del que fue Auditor y Secretario
de Puerto Rico record6 Ia ley del RE
60 que ha llevado ell aqua 4 puebloS que
Sc morian de miseria
Habla de Ia demodracia de Post y ex-
clama: ST cualquiera de vosotros va las
ciudades 8 pueblos de la isla y pregunta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
Ell BANQUETE A Mr.. POST
LOS DISCURSOS

pOr ell gobernador Post no Sc ORA mas
que una exclamation: nuestro amigo
Post. Ell no ha sido ell gobernador sino el
amigo leal de Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Ward no recuerda otro case gual
de senciIlez, de modesta, como ell case
del gobernador.
Nadie adivinaba en- el al primer fun
clonarlo de la isla. Su autoridad no Sc
sinti6 en- ninguna esfera del gobierno nj
del pueblo
Ell senior de Diego empez0 manifes-
tando que el es TN buen amigo de Post,
We en- 81 a un cOmpanero de lucha. Reco-
noce que Puerto Rico atraviesa una 81
tuaci6n an6mala; caminamos-dijo-b
10 un clelo tempestuoso; una oscuridad
profunda invade ell ambiente Pero no
hay que temer-dice 81 orador-a las
tempestades.
Asi como las perturbaciones atmos-
fericas son necesarias, tambien 10 son
las perturbaciones morales las primeras
son como las segundas, depuran purif-
can ell aire
ST I'm ciego abriese los ojos durante
una de esas tOrnentas, le pareceria que
el mundo iba 4 terminar pero los que
han nacidO con los ojos .abiertos, saben,
que a traves de las nubes negras, anne
nazantes, hay un cielo serene, Tranquil
10. brilla ell sol.
Ell oradOr tiene confanza en- ell porve-
mir. No hay que desesperar. Dia vendra
en- que ell pueblo del Norte reconocera
las buenas condiciones de Puerto Rico LA
libcrtad, la democracla suprema del pue-
bio no ha de fslcerse esperar mucho.
Las ideas pasan, los hombres Sc suce-
den pero eI pueblo queda. Tengamos con-
fanza-exclama de Diego,--en ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
DirlgiendOse a Post, dice: Destruid,
honorable gobernador ALA. en- los Es-
tados Unidos, los prejuicios malevolos
contra el buen pueblo de esta isla; ira
bajad para rCmper las hostilidades que
contra el sc fraguen, ,luchad, luchad siem-
pre- por el b,en, por la verdadera libertad
de todos y que los americanos sean STEM
pre- los porta-estandartes de la demo-
cracia.
Mr.. Ward sc levant6 y pronunci6 un
segundo disourso, puso de relieve otra
vez, la democracia sencilla del goberna-
dor.
Ell senior Barbosa hablo a ruegos de
los comensales. Ell leader republicano
afirm6 las excelencias del gobernador
Reconoci6 en- 81 al gran politico, al hom-
bre habil activo.
Recordo que una vez present6 en- el
Consejo Ejecutivo, de golpe v porrazd,
trece proyectos de ley Post es un macs
tro en- politica. Para conseguir 10 que
Sc prOpone apela q mil medios; es dull
ce, sencillo, y 4 veces parece que Sc en-
fada y Sc pone serio con su adversario,
pero siempre Sc We en- el al caballero, al
gentleman que pelea con guante blan-
co.
Declare que el gobernador Sc opuso en-
el Consejo a muchas cosas de Barbosa
v todavfa esta dolorido de la campaiia
de Post.
No hace cuarenta y ocho horas,-di-
ce-que hemos tenido la Ultima pelea
por carta. (risas).
Post es m buen legislator. Deja leyes
en- nuestros C6digos, que son monumen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
Uno del ofcio-
-. b. ..,~YSS'~v -. -
N. Camille .VargiiDe

Hemos tenido 1 gusto de saludar Al
distinguido caballero frances Mr.. Ca
mile Vergine, de In importante .cssS
de Evariste Dupont. y Ca, de. Bordezzs
deaux, que tiene en- Puerto Rice ~impar
tantes negocios. .,...~. .. s,s.'.4f
Deseamos al senor vergine grata e.
tancIa en- San Juan. ,.....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

la, hizo votos para el desenvoavimien-l
to de sas empresas, para el desarro-
llo de sus industrias Y ofreci6 su con;
curse desinteresado para TRAFALGAR por
el progreso, cada vez mayor de Ia que
consitlera su segumda patria.
Ell banquete termin6 8 las doce J
media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
WaneDtaldo disparsts' :
LA PROTESTA DE UN CAJISTA

Sefor Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTILE
DIstlnguidO senior: Como ell BOI1E-
TIN ha rectifcado los monstruosos flatos
establishes que public6 Ell Tiempo''
ell suelto que titul6 s'Hacia el Estado.''
"El TEMPO" pretendiendo defender
Sc, canta la mas desentonada palinodiia.
pretendiendo echar sobre eel eajista" ls
culpa del desaguisado, 20 que soy del
! oficio y que no puedo yer con indiferen-
cia la injustieia en- ning1n aspecto que
Sc presente, ,busco la hospitalidad del BO-
LET1N para poner las cosas en- claro y
procurar porque no continue en- las T,s+
daccIones de peri6dieos la picara costum-
| bre de echar siempre la culpa al cajists
de todos los errores que sc publican.
Els verttad, que nosotros metemos algu-
ma vez eel remo," como vulgarmente sE
! dice, pero puesto que no estamos libres
de cu1pa, no queremos cargar con las
ajenas
Y Justo es que las ''coladuras" de los
! seIlores redactores no caigan sObre nos
otros, que va, con las propias tenemox
i mas que de sobra .
Y digo este, porque Ell Tempo, en-
su edici6n de aver, intentando una impe-
sible y ridicula defensa del gazapo esta-
1 distico cogido por Ell BOLETIN, sc ez-
| presa en- estos terminos reprensibles.
'sEs 10 cierto que los $122.219,8Sf.
que es ell valor de la propiedad, produ-
cen un promedio de $22OO,O0O A esta
suma de $22OO,0OO lie fue muy facil nj
cajista anadirle "un cero" aquella srt-
ma aument6 $4,000, ,OOO.''
| iCaray. -. que ingenioso!
Es decir, que ell cajista tuvo la culpa,
! que ell caiista agreg6 un cero. 8.
Il aPero ad6nde 10 iba a agregar, 81 Ell
lel~suelto de- Clos argumentos incontr,s-
vertibIes' no habia ceros de ninguna
clase. sino que las cifras estaban escri-
tas asi: II millones, % millones. 80.
| Ademas, en- ell suelto disparatado, Sc
] estahlecian comparaciones jocosisimass
con pretensiones de "argument0s" FL
controvertibles. Sc afirmaba esta mGns-
truosidad: "Cinco millones ha aumenta-
do la renta p1blica en- un aho. Es decir;;
que mientras ell ano de 1910 el TesorU
cobra (cobrara debio decir) tributaclS-
mes por % MIhIONES, en- ell de 1898 La
tributaci6n de la Isla solo alcanzaba &
lmenos de 3 MILLONES.
Asi, con letras.
| Y no Sc We un zero por ninguna par
}te pero 81 no Sc We, sc transparenta jpor-
que que es 81 no I'M cero laNizquierdn
en- asuntos estadisticos, ell autor del s,sef-
to rectificado! -. ....
AL cajista de ''E1 Tempo lie estan We
dadas estas aciaraciones, Ell vindicacidE
propia y de Ia clase, pero yo que estoy
al cabo de estas eosas v que no tengs
por que callamne, quiem salir la de-
fensa de la calumniada clase de caifs-
tas, va que esta vez Ia in.lusticia es taR
notoria, " el error, es decir, los err0resr
los grandes errores del suelto, ''Haeis
el Estado'', son evidentemente, sin mn
giin genero de duda, de la Redacci6n del
diario republicano. $50 -. ...
Cada pa1o que aguante su vela.
Suyo, rnuy sincersmente .agrsdecT-
do. ..:..
| Uno del ofcso-
:;ssses'>e----: -: ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
Plato del dfa

MuchO calor, asfixiante,
la atm6sfera renegrida,
los hOmbres de la macana
pensando honrar a Caligula
al implantar su sistema
que ell historiador critica:
los galones carifoscOs
ante la letra expresiva
de una circular reciente
energica y correctiva
y una ilustre comisi6n
tOtalmente inOfensiva.
AUTOMOBILES venidos
de apartada lejania
cnbiertos de espeso polvo. -.
espeso polvo que asfixia!
trasportando agradecidos
que a mas honores aspiran,
cantando la apoteosis
de un gobernante SUICIDA
y un banquete a Mr.. Post. %.
banquete de despedida
4 quien ha dicho ell BUEN PUEBLO
marchate! que Taft te asista
Y no vuelvas pensar
con gramatica ladina
dirigir cual ambidiestro
los destinOs de una isla.
El banqueteg suculento:
los discursos? a porfia:
y aunque la prensa no pud0
llegar mesa tan digna
y m consejero nativo
desprecie su valentla,
supo que hubo quien alll
fue tres veces 4 la liza
por rectificar conceptos o
salidos del alma herida.
Dlcen que dijo de Diego,
senores, "juro 4 fe mia
que HAN DEBIDO ser aquf,
en- la foresta nativa
bajo arrebol vespertino 5,
de la indiana perspectiva, -
los caros americanos
porta-estandartes y guia
de la santa democraeia
porque ell BUEN PUEBLO sglspira. >,
y dicen que Ward, nerviosOs
con modales que fascinan,
replico que Mr.! POST
del gobierno en- las delicias
era el hombre mas .democrata
que Mr.. Ward conocia,
y como prueba aleg6
la presencia comcdad0 ..,-.
de hOmbres de tantO valer
en- ell banquete del dia.
Alguien -. . ALI frunci6 el ceifo
dijo. en- debil sonrisa,
@'esa es. =. la prueba evidente
de su 0cie,t0 en- la uendtm,a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

Banquetes. .apoteosis,
rectlficaciOnes vivas.
Y curvas del espinazo,
chOrrOs de fraSes fioridaS
cien ramilletes de, eiogios
y mil lazos De cariciaS
Y dar culto al ocnlismo
en- la final despedida. -.
ante ell desOrden actual
NADIA. NADIA significa.
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HEADS
SOUTHERN BELL
ATLANTA MAN NAMED PREsl.
DENT OF BIG TELEPHONE
SYSTEM.

| AT meeting OF the board of direc-
| tors of the Southern Bell Telephone
& Telegraph company, held in New
York Thursday afternoon, Colonel w
T. Gentry, of Atlanta, was elected
president to succeed Edward J. Hal
resigned; }. Epps Brown, Of Atlanta
was elected vice-president and gene
raj manager; j. NJ. Hoxsey, of Allan
Ia. was elected vice president; C. j.
Holditch was elected auditor, sue
ceeding Mr.. Hoxsey, and H. W. Ladd
of Atlanta, was elected asssiasttiil.. aa-
ditor, succeeding Mr. Holditch.
Colonel Gentry was formerly vice
president of the company, Mr.. Brown
was general manager, and Mr.. Hoxsey
was auditor. Edward j. Hall, former
president, resigned on account ot the
growth of his duties as vice. president
of the American Telephone & Tels-
graph company. He was elected CHAIR
man of the board of directors Of the
Southern Bell company. and in this
capacity and as vice president # the
parent company he will continue TO
be actively interested in the affa re-
of the company.
Col. w. r. Gentry, who becomes
president Of the Southern Bell COIN
pany, is widely known throughout the
south and the country. He has had
active charge of the affairs OF the
company for a number of years, and
the policy of the company and the
conduct of its affairs have been large
" influenced by his judgment.
He was sent to Atlanta as manager
twenty-five years ago, and since that
time has filled every position o. IN
portance in the company's or4aniza.
ton with such signal success tiiat his
series of promotions has eliminated in
his election as president of the COM
pany, which has an investment o!
y20,000,000, employs more than $500
people and operates in seven states.
j. Epps Brown, who has been
elected vice-president and general
manager of the Southern Bell com
pany. has held the Office Of general
manager since April, 1906. He is a
native of Newberry. s. c., and began
his career with the Southern Bell
company in 1899 as manager of the
exchange at Americas, Ga. Since that
time he has won rapid promotion end
his career has been successful and
brilliant.