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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-23

with prosecution and confused with a
rapid fire OF questions. Chung Sin.
one-time room mate OF Leon Ling.
told last night OF elsie Slgel's MUIR
der. Under the terrific pressure OF
the third degree" the Chinaman ad-
mltted that he had seen the body In
Icons room, that he had touched Il
while Il was still warm. that be had
tmciled drugs and had watched
Icons preparations Tor placing the
body in trnnk where n was found
horribly decomposed. last Friday
night
Held In $4,000 hail.
Chung. In fact. II what was learned
at the criminal court buildings Is cor
rect. described almost everything con
corning the murder of Major General
Franz sigeis granddaughter ex-
cept the actual commission OF the
crime. After the Inquisltion he was
held In $40. 600 bail in the house OF
detention 60. await the inquest
Chung was arrested at West Gala
way. y. Y. near Amsterdam, and
brought to New York this morning.
II was not until late today that he
told the story Of the death OF the
young missionary. He was surround
Cd at the time In the Office OF Assist
ant District Attorney Ward by detec-
tives from police headquarters. Ward
and District Attorney Jerome also
were present. and from what can be
learned Il was Jerome himself who
finally drew the story from Chung's
lips
Tie was told that Leon had been
captured aud laid the blame upon his
(Chung's) shoulders. This. together
with the persistent hammerlng at the
prisoner. brought the confession.
Was Dragged First.
From the mans story Il Is appar-
ent that Elsie sleel was FIRST drugged
with chioroform. then choked TO
death. she was killed apparently on
the night OF June .. Chung says that
cary I'd the inofains Of Jane 10 he
heard strange noise In Icons rooms
adjoining his and looking over the
transom. saw the girl lying on the
bed with a bloody towel over her
mouth. lie past through the room.
he said. TO go out and wash his
hands and as he did 50 he felt OF tho
body which was still warm. lie went
down 70 the restaurant below, then
returned TO the room.
Leon In the meantime had covered
the body and was bending over her.
A handkerchief was sticking out OF
her mouth and he saw blood on II She
was fighting him but he only pressed
the handkerchief harder into her
mouth. Finally she struggled no
more and lay still and Leon stood M
and looked down at her.
Those who heard this recital were
almost overcome with the thought
that Chung could have stood In an
adjoining room without raising a
hand TO prevent II.
In one version OF the Chinaman'i
confession. il Is said ne admitted helT
ing Leon tying the trunk. also thai
he aided him in placing the body II
II. He also admitted giving most Of
the money he borrowed from Chi
Gain to Leon 10 aid the latter in hll
flight from New York.
Strategy Is Used.
No one was prepared for the start
ling revelations to come In which thu
Chinaman confessed himself an incif
ferent witness to the cruel murder
by his friend. roommate aud fellow
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-23
Strategy Is Used.

No one was prepared for the start
ling revelations to come In which the
Chinaman confessed himself an incif-
ferent witness to the cruel murder
by his friend. roommate aud fellow
countfymsp &c Che pretty hmaricaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
De tea.trO

Mariana, de Echegaray, gust6 anoche
al publico que asisti6 la representa-
ci6n del drama aplaudidisimo por la
compa1ia de Evangelina Adams
Esta bella y elegante artista hizo un
verdadero derroche de sus aptitudes
y encarn6 con admirable perfection el
torturado caracter de: la protagonista
Ell publico premio ell trabajo irrepro-
chable de la distinguida actriz con SUI
cesivas oyaciones.
Blanca de Lora, siempre gentil y
siempre bien, y, acertadisima la sim
patica senora Castillo.
Del sexo opuesto, Janbrina y Bravo
Sc nevaron los aplausos de la noche, y
fueron muy celebrados, Banares, que
caracterizo muy bien ell general, Adams
y Alpuente.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
En- Ia Corte Sup'pna
los CASOS DE MATOs BERNIER

.Esta mftiiana Sc han visto ante la Cor
te Suprema, dos apelaciones interpuestas
por ell senior Rafael Matos Bernier:; con.
denado en- delitos de libelo por la Corte
de DistritO de Ponce
Ell seior Matos Bernier public6 en- di-
cha ciudad una hoja suelta contra ell IL
cenciado seiior Llorens Torres, titulada
"Lineas Rojas" que el denunciante con-
sider6 como difamatoria para su honra-
dez, integridad y buena fama
El otro case es ell del senior Rafael Ri
vera Esbri, quien denunci6 por lbelo al
senior Matos Bernier como autor de una
hoja "Llneas Rojas'' en- la cual Sc i'm
pugnaba la honradez y buena fama del
denunciante.
En- dichas revisiOnes ell fiscal senior Ros-
sy sostuv0 las dos sentencias de la Corte
inferior, solicitandO de la Corte la con-
firmacion de los fallos impuestos contra
ell acusadO mas las cOstas de oficio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Dvla Maria Brupij
VIuda De Mua

Sc ha despedido de nosotros, y Ia vez
nos ha rogado que la despidamos del p;i-
blicO y especialmente del comercio de
San Juan, que ha sido ell principal IA
voreeedor de su industria.
La senora Bruni viuda de Musa. Sc
retira de Ia industria con algunas ganan-
cias y embarca para su bello pals, Italia.
despues de muchos amos de resideneia en-
este, siendo estimada por todos nucstr1s
elementos sociales.
Desde ei aiio 1854 ven1a dedieanduse
La senora Bruni q la elaboration de dnl-
ces en- almibar. y alcanz6 premios y re-
compensas en- el Concurso Agricola de
1893. y en- la Exposition Regional del
mismo aiio
Ahora deja su industria para descan-
sar de su iarga vida laboriosa, pero reeo-
nocida a sus favorecedores quiere dar ps-
te pnbiico testimonio de gratitud 4 loa
constan:cs protectores de su casa, ell CD
mercio espaiiol en- primer termino.
Cumplimos con gusto el deseo de Ia Sc
nora Bruni, va que exterioriza el noble
sentimlento de Ia gratitud ,en quien como
ella 10 debe todo su perseverance, 4
sus esfuerzos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Que hace IA Sandal?

uace caSI dos semanas hemOs lldmaAN
la atencid5n de la Sandal insular y NUM-
cipai. sobre la infectante zanja dc Puerta
de TERRA, que por la ntolerante desidia.
de la Compaflia ferroviaria, esta imptnlss-
mente intoxicando 4 los habitantes de IL
numerosa barriada que Sc extiende, pOc
la proiongaci6n de la calle de Pelay0. err
los terrenCs dc don Manuel GeStera.
! Es que NADIA mporta la Sandal Ea
vida de numerosos habitantes, por l&
yespetuosa toteruncia que inspira Ia po-
derosa compaiiia del ferrocarril.
SEs que la Sanidad entiende que debe
practicarse Ia demOcracia, exigiend0 4
los pe9uefos sus deberes, y dejando los
poderos0s que olviden los suyOs, con per-
juiciO de la vida de muchos?
aSera necesario que Ell gobernador in
tervenga, para que la Compania del fe-
rrocarril haga cOrrer al mar los infectado
res detritus de la zanja. que envenena h
atm6sfera de aque}lOs cOntOrnOs?
Es que ei amor propio de la poderosa
Compa1ia, es antes que la salud pGhliea1
Sentiriamos tener que insistir sohro a.
te va enclose asnntn.
Experiences +
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
NOnb|anieDtoS en- IA Eorta|eZa

Ell gObernador Mr.. Cotton ha frmado
los nombramientos siguientes:
Para concejal de San German don Be-
nito Fores Morazo; para juez de Paz de
Gurabo, don Francisco Morales; para
juez de Paz de Naguabo don Juan No
gueras; para concejal de Salinas, don Jo-
Sc Torres; para concejal de Cabo-R Rojo,
don Pablo Toro y Toro y para concejal
de Arroyo, don Natalie B. Aponte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Ia l|iintra jjupta dIrecdva
DE LA ASOCIACION MEDICA

Anoche tuvo efecto la primera junta
de la Association Medica, asistiendo to-
dos los directories de la misma.
Ell primer acuerdo tornado fue ell de
hacer una vista al gobernador Cotton,
como una demostraci6n de cortesia de
la vitalidad del importante ORGANISING.
Despues Sc discutieron y aprobaron
los puntos de una circular, que Sc pu-
blicara en- bfeve, comprensiva de cues
tiones importantes que interesan mucho
a los medicos de Puerto. Rico.
"Es de esperar una epoca de engi;an-
decimiento de la As6ciaci6f1, como re-
sultado de las gestiones de esta nueva
directiva que trae alientos fecundos y
orientaciones felices que han de ser uti-
llsimos la clase medica del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Ell DUg1TO VENUS
EN- Ell CINE PUERTO RICO"

Ell programa que ha circulado ests
mailana, anuncia ,in interesante espec
taculo EN- el Cine Puerto Rico, ell debut
del "Duetto Venus, dos simpaticas
artistas que tienen un repertoire mex.
tinguible. >
Colorado pOndra 10 mejor de SUI re-
pertorio de pelicnlas para que ell ex-
pectaculO de esta noche sea irresisti-
BILE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Bn ia cja'pIINa fl'anc'iBcana j

Ell ministro y el padre director de la
Orden Tercera Franciscana, nos par
ticipan que ell domingo II del actual
q las nueve de la maiana tendra efec-
to en- la citada capilla una misa solem-
ne Jesus sacramentado, quedando s.
d. NJ. de manifesto hasta las Z de la
tarde en- que Sc rezara la corona, ser
mon, procession Y reserva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Meyi!n!!eDto De pena!2

Altas.-Ha ingresado 4 cumplir con-
dena de 1 aho 6 meses, por delito de Es-
calamiento en- primer grado, Antonio
Rivera del Vale
Bajas.-EIan sido puestos en- liber-
tad por haber dejado extinguidas sus
condemns los siguientes:
Juan Ramos Soto, por escalaniento.
] aiio.
Dionisio Villanueva. escalamiento,
! aIio. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Una casa deStruida
pOr d hego
UNA POBRE NINA LOCA
0TRAs NoTIC1As NrEREsANrEs

Del Distrito de Anasco comunican
que en- ell barrio Rio Aribo de aquella
jurisdiction fue destruida por ell fue-
20 tOtalmente la casa de don Mariana
Arburua, salvandose la familia Gnica-
mete con las ropas que dormian, habien
do quedado loca q consecuencia del in
cendio, una nina de 10 amos de edad,
llamada Conchita. Las perdidas sc cal
culan en- $500 creyendose que este he
cho ha sido intentional. aunque la casa
nj NADIA estaba asegurado. La pelicia
hace activas diligencias: para averiguar
ell autor autores de tan criminal he
cho.
Del Distrito de Adjuntas comunican
que ell individuo Ramon de la Rosa
Medina muri6 repentinamente en- la
tienda de provisiones de Ramon Merca-
do.
Del Distrito de Las Marias comuni-
ca que las iestas patronales que Sc ce-
LIBRARIAN en- aquel pueblo terminaron
sin haber ocurrido novedad alguna.
La detective de esta ciudad comuni-
ca el arresto por falsa representation
de un individuo y de otro por portar
armaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

Los maestros de Practica, que habian
estado trabaiando desde principles de
aflo, fueron cambiados a nuevos gra-
dos por ser el final del primer trimes~
tire.
Por este yapor han llegado las par
tes restantes de la maquina de gas cue.
hace tempo Sc esperaban- Seguido So
procedera a montarla de modo que las
classes de Fisica " Quimica tengan has
tante calor para slls experimentns-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

En- ell Cine Puerto Rico
hara esta noche su entrada
ell dmetto Venus seguido
de bien adquirida fama %
Sc dice que las actrices
son artistaS consumadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

Sc ha heeho. uit cent ratio con DtiEso
Mitchell, de Rio Fiedias, para reparar
ell techo de la ;;No,alai y las vcntanas
de la Escuela Practica que haee tienf-
pc vienen dando considerabIes moIes-
tias, por entrarse 81 aqua cada vez que
lh,eve =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

Por el correo de los Estados Unidas
de esta semana han ilegado varias ella
ses de trabajos historicos para la Es-
cuela Practica Tambien }ibrOs para
lectura EN- eiase y lectura supplemental
ria en- los grades altos de la Eseuefa
Practica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
k0taS de Ia UDiYerSidad

Ell meeting del Primer AIo llevado
a efecto el microbes por la tarde, se
suspendi6 por falta de quorum
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Plato del dfa

La Repatblscc inconsciente,
en- sus rabsetas insanas,
da cabida en- sus columnas,
& un tnS6lstO de ns0rras;
la c1IltMrG de ese neciO>
en- su incorreci6n resalta
al tOcar del c0rnet5m
la indecOrosa Sonata So,
y Sc We que esta pidiendo,
a voz en- grito una albarda,
principles de educaci6n
y decorosa ensehanza.
De ESQ jque dira ell maestro,
que en- la RepI6lica manda?
el no ha visto el exabrupto
ia tanto impulsa la rabia
de la inepttud indigna
despreciable de los acratas,
que les haga tolerar
en- repetidas gansadas
Ell descredito y vejamen
de las letras castellanas?
iQue dira ell viejo maestro
que q Ia Replblica ampara,t
al yer el uso que hacen
de tan insolentes armas!
81 corregir no ha podido
las nseteduras de amarr0s,
recomiende q los. muchachos
que pongan freno q la jarkG,
9 borre el nombre espanol
del titulo de sus planas,
y en- su lugar ponga asi:
RepIblicG de Mombosia,
Eco de la olgarabia,
8 Papel de la igmoramcia,
y Sc salvaran al menos,
la correction de la raza
y el fulgor escarnecido
de Ia correction hispana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

ponde ocupar, que le esta reservado en-
la celebration de Cadiz.
TEMPO sobrado queda para disponer
las cosas, y confiamos en- que la indica-
ci6n que hacemos q los que deben procu-
rar q Puerto Rico esta gloria conmemora-
tiva, no ha de caer en- la indiferencia que
todo 10 malogra entire nosotros
Asi Sc a6rma la personalidad de los
pueblos, y asi Sc recti6can errores in
justicias propaladas torpemente, y los
que la Historic, con la revelaci6n de los
hechos, que es la voz de la inmortalidad,
da un soberano mentis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
Anoche la companfa
lue en- el teatrO trabaia.

Anoche la compania::. -
que en- el teatro trabaja ,.a~
siempre con gusto exquisite
nos deleit6 con Mariana; -
el genio de Echegaray
chanto mas los amos pasan, p
ante pensador consciente,
mas sublime Sc destaca;
la indescriptible poesfa
de escenas tan delicadas,
imagenes vigorosas,
frases que llegan al alma,
y el valor de los conceptos
que de su pluma dimanan
seran slempre monumento
de literature patria, 49,. '.:.
Cumplieron bien los artistas,
indefectible Mariana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
FL ST. Para Cap6
REPRESENTARAA A MrCOLTON EN-
LOS FESTEJOS DE PONCE

Ell gobernador ha designado 4 su ayu-
dante selor PARA Cap6, teniente del Re-
gimiento de Puerto Rico, para que le
represente en- las fiestas que han de cele-
brarse en- Ponce, para conmemorar la fun
daci6n de dicha ciudad.
Nj ell honorable gobernador nj su Sc
cretariO particular Mr.. Joannini pueden
asistir & los menciOnados festej0s 4 causa
del multiple trabajo que pesa en- las of
cinas de II Mansion Ejecutiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

4}ellezas encantadOraS
en-; los palcos y butacas.....
tOdas las noches admire,
de mi palco las miradas,
de melancolicos tonos,
que Ia hermosura realzan,
de una huri de la belleza
de apostura circasiana.....
(y cOnste que como artista
contemplo estatico al hada
de Oscuro blonde cabellO,
de mejillas marfiiadas,
tale de airosa palmera
e hipnotizante mirada
y formas esculturales
que ell genio colm6 de gracia....
solamente, cual artista,
contemplo belleza tanta,
como muestra de ermOsura
pOr genio eterno creada.
SOLAPENA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
SENATE WILL GET REPORT
President Intends to Respond to the
Foraker Resolution Regarding
War Deficiency Act

Washington. Jan. 1s.-In exchange of
views between President Roosevelt and
several senate leaders at the White
House today, the fact was brought out
that the president intends to send TO
the senate full report in response to
the Foraker resolution calling for a
statement OF expend lures under the
s.. 100000 war deficiency act of March,
1898
1t was stated that all payments will
be shown, but that in some instances
the names of the persons receiving
money from this fund viii De withheld
and the information given privately to
abe senate. The reason for this is that
the expenditures have been for procur-
ing military Information abroad, and it
is regarded at the White House as a
matter which should not be made pub
lie.
The report, however, will be sufficient
to show the character of the expenGi-
lures. and il further Information is de-
sired by the senate, then the respOnsi q
bility for making public viii rest
upon the senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
NEWS AND NEAR NEWS
IN RAILROAD CIRCLES

The railroads just now are experiencing
the usual IuU in freight traffic always
noticed lust after the holidays, but All
the roads report more than usual activity
at this time of year I'm passenger trai-
fic 1t is said that the increase IN pas
senrer traffic in most instances makes
nm TO a large extent for the decrease IN
freight traffic, coming nearer III Se. .ils
things up than usually. 1t Is stated that
tbers are good prospects for increased
business shortly, but II is not sApecteu
that the freight business Will nveh up
nercentibfy for a couple of weeks. In
siout a week the orange transportation
fror,, California will become much heav-
Ter and this will be the advent OF great
lv Increased activity in other movements.
Following the Union Pacifics announce
mont from Denver of a cent-a-mile Iate
for round trip fares from Denver 70 Ran
sas CITY and return, there mas Deen II. ~
announcement of a lowering OF the rate
S-oI,9 salt lake in consequence, but an
officfal of another railroad gave II as MS
op{nIon Yesterday that such an an
n6uncement would probably be MADE pc
go lonE On inquiry yesterday IL was
iearnsd that the agreed rate from here
- Kansas CITY is still effective on all the
roads The rate is $50. Should there De
a change announced to meet the Denver
- Kansas city round "trip fare announced
~ the Union Pacifif the rate from SAT-
Lake and return would nave 70 Oe Su'
down to the neighDOThood OF $40:
tr1ersons in Salt Lake, 1t is SAID: cannon
sst any benefit out of the Union facllic
9sw rate from Denver except by buying
| tscI-atS from here to Denver, and then re
oo--inv their tickets from there. Not
19nch could be gained by that procedure,
/ If is suruised. because of the fact tha'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE,
YOU SHOULD HAVE THE REST

Although there are hundreds of prep
arations advertised, there is only one
that really stands out pre-eminent as
remedy for diseases of the kidneys, liver
and bladder.
Dr. kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the
highest. for the reason that its remark
able health restoring properties has
been found to be just the remedy need
ed in thousands upon thousands of even
the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly,
because it's mild and immediate effect
is soon realized. II is a gentle, healing
vegetable compound specialists pre-
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Swamp-ROot is not recommended for
everything.
A Sworn Certificate of Purity is with
every bottle.
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of two sizes-fifty cents and one dollar.
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In order to prove what Swamp Root,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17

top of the Sierras in order to maintain
its ! per cent grade, are being rushed
through the bitter cold of the high alti-
tude. The track is now laid to a point
twenty-five miles beyond Oroville and
the materials are being hauled over the
Southern Pacific and Boca & Loyalton
lines into the mountain, and tracklay-
ing is extending from both ways. The
washout on the Southern Pacific may
cause some delay on the construction
work, owing to inability to get ma
teTials fast enough, but this will be, it
is said, for not longer than a week
1t is reported that nearly all of the
tunnels, forty-three in number, have
been practically completed. This means
that the work of boring through a total
of 1887 feet of earth and rock has been
accOmpl. shed 1t is stated that there
are now at work Oh the road over 5000
men. laying track from each end. Reg
uiar trains are now running out of this
city as far as Shafter, New, 161 miles,
and the report is that within thirty
days the track viii be open for traffic
for a distance of 100 miles further. OF
to EikO. 1t is expected that the road
VIII be opened to Beckworta Pass, in
the Sierra Nevadas, before spring. This
VII leave a short mountain sectioa=to
be closed up, and that work is shed
uled to be completed by fall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
RABCOCk REVIEWS
ACQUA|NTANCES
uonaoer of Traffic Bureau
Expects Pleasant Associa-
fionS in New Position.
MEETS MANY OLD FRIENDS
Road MEN FELIcITATE hiM
ON HIS APPOINTMENT.

II Rabeock, manager of the COM
.i,1 I'll bis traffic bureau, has ar
- IN the city and is registered at
-. Knutsford, where he viii probably
-,,,rtered until he can make ar
.-~srnents for bringing his family on
80, Denver. Yesterday he was busily
--.~s5 visiting many of his old friends
t7-7 rbe city. and making plans for
a. f,,rrishing of the rooms in the CON-
ll-l e club building which have been
i',gad for his offices. These of11ce rooms
~, IN he furnished sumptuOusly, and
eli h. made ready for his occupancy
ne first o. the week He has already
- charge of his new duties, and to-
,5-orrow morning will have become well
located- -, .-,,-
Vr RabcOck met many old friends
,ssterday. and he stated that his posi-
zion here. because Of his acquaintance
in salt Lake, is particularly gratifying
N him. He met some of the railroad
~, yesterday and was assured by
t5rm that the selection of him as man
Ger of the traffic bureau here was
gratifying to them, as they deemed him
-5e most capable man for the position
bsve been chosen. Mr.. Babcock feels
that he has reason TO believe that his
rsiations with all parties with whom
h wiz have to deal will be very pleas
ant He voiced that sentiment yester-
dav noon at a luncheon given at the
commercial club in honor of his ar
rival by members of the traffic bureau,
and he was assured that he would not
be hampered in his work in any re-
spsct but that the members of the bu-
rsau would cooperate and assist him
in every way possible.
As soon as the Office rooms can be
made ready the bureau will occupy
rooms 221 and 223 in the Commercial
clubs building. Mr.. Babcock was for
years located in this city. before going
10 Denver. as traffic manager for the
Denver & Rio Grande.