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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
EDICTO
EN- LA CORTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRIT0 JUDICIAL MUNICH
PAL DE SAN JUAN, Y. II.
istados Unidos de america. Fl Pre-
sidente de los EE. JUS. s.
JOAQUIN PACllECO
Dcmandantc.
contra
SUCCESSION DE MARClO ANDRES
CARAXO
Dcmandado.
EMPLAIAMlENTO
Eli PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO:
\ la SUCCESSION dc Mario Andres Ca
razo.
Por 81 prcscntc cdicto qm Sc publ
ara una vcz pur scmana y por el
t6rmino de un mes on I'M periodico de
los de mayor circulation de los que So
dltan en- cSta CnIdad.
So noiifira 4 ustedcS que Sc ha pre-.
Scntado en- In oficina del SecrctarIo de
Ia Corte Municipal dci DIstrlto JUDI
oial Municipal de San Juan Puerto Ri
20. la dcmanda del actor antes ctado
cn In cual se cstablcce contra ustedeS
una reclamation sobre dcvOlucFn de
mucblpS bcnes q on SlI defecto Sil nm
porte de yeinte dollars. ciento dos do
lars mpor'te de alqnlercs de los re
fcridos mucblcs v ochcnta v cinco do
lars importc de I'M pagare, sus lntere-
Ses costas
Y SE NOTIFICA a USTEDES que
de no comparccer a contcstar dicha de
manda dentro de los cuarenta dias Dies
put.s de notifica,ios, el demandante po-
dra obtearr de la Corte Sc dicte IA
Ilo a su favor, por 10 que hubiere pc
dido en- In denanda- Es abogado de
Ia parte dcmandante don Jose Mar
tinez Davha. -Extendida baJo mi fir-
ma en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, hoy
IS de Mayo dc 1908. Ltpez Sicar-
DO, SccIrtario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

oiin . para conceder otro cuando ha'
a canlidad baStanio.
Tales son, en sintasls, las bass que
,aA a. I sdlar IA CONCESSION Il I pr
mo anIal.
ON objeio de dar In mayor Soem
idad al acto, 81 Rcy presidira a1uc.
Ia session de Ia Academia, honran
% de este modo. como mtroce, Il IN
o de Il ~prendimiento de Ia vlnda d'
.on .Iuanfastcnra,h.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

denro de los cuarnta dias frnuaru--
rridos despues de- la nltiua paibiSzr-
c,pdn, el demandante I.cdra obtersr M
falo su favor por la suns do DOS
CIENTOS DOLLARS, sus int~oses To-
gales y costas y desemholsos-
YPARA 81 PUBLICATION en- uns
dc los peraodicos diariOs que " cdi-
tan an la capital de la sla, extsnsio
La pres.nte bajo mi firma, en Manudk
4 3 d. Jlmio d,i aho dsl Ssnor ds
lgO9.--,u.,,. >Idal, Secret. de Ia e.
NJ. de Manaii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
ssi
H prcmio FaS'eDIath

Don Alfonso Kill. que con 'antc
personal csfucr70 - la vcnido orr
r.ndo de dar forme ~ pcnsamicnto
de in,,,'ur cn E~pana, } cn favor
lie los litoratoS cs"ai o.. IN rrcml'
con Il ir,"orto dr IL s,u.roea dadl
va uuc IA v,uda del i.ujr' h>pan'
ito alcmln t'a-tenr.tb ro'ra4r' " IS
toS fines. rrqada por s. amor /
pana. ha yisjo cuuphdo 81 drsco.
La Aoad,m Espaama, eontcstan
do a las ultimLS conaultaN dlrlgidaS al
aouella Corroraciou por 81 Monarca !
!, Ia propucsta De cncarearse de aque-
lla partc Que Ia 'niciAt'ya dc ). ~. lesl
afrcciera aoordo N 81 lunta dc III
dd actual. asl Sc L. ha hccho sabcr
i don Alfonso NIL por unanmidad,
.ccptar q honor 4 oneareo qucl
ii Roy les conaara ~ignirarles la,
ara,itud il, Va Real Academia por la
,onfiazan .u ella d.IoSltada.
En- 81 consecueneia. q Rey, hacien
do uso d. las facultades lisercclona-
Us que doua i.uiaa Goldman. Vuda
del ilustrc publicista don Juan Fas
tcnrath le ha confetiio para aplicar
Ia suma de 10000 pcsetas en- benctl-
40 he iteratos espanoles. Ia dspucs
10 due. hajo su patrunato, ~ Institu
va un premo annual de 1000 pesetas
que Sc dcnomnara premio Fastenrath
FL Monarea otoreara q premio a
pr0pucsta dc Ia Real Academia rs
pailola, rpcayendo en- la meJor obra
r0ttica dramatica, historical. de crlt-
ca de historia Ilteraria, novcaa 81
de amcna literature que Sc haya publ
cado en- ei ano. verificandosc la pro-
puesta por la referida docta Corpora
ci0n 4 IS b. dcntro del mes de Enc
10 del ano sgccnte.
La 0bra debera cstar escrita Ell cas-
tellano y por autor espanol, de la
t.cptacion dt4 prcmio por Il So asegu-
cara preyldmcntc la Academia Espa
Eolt antes de- llevsr Ia propuesta al
Rey, asimsmo tendrl facultades pa
ra proponcr 4 s. A. una mas obras
Gcclarar dcsicrto cl prcmio.
En- este iltimo caso. las 1000 pc
setas del prrmio podran destinarse
bicn a aumentar 81 del ano siguien--
T.. i otorgar dos prrmios en- Il. a au-
uscntar cl capital Il los fines que
Il R"y estme oportunoS. siempre, ella
- csta. dtntro dta criterio la in
iencio. h. Ia fundadora.
Ia ,lnt..ad podri tambirn ser dis
t.ibuiIa entire lteratos cspanoles ne
cr..;ad 5 . sus familaS.
Ia norma 81 conducia que IN cada
caso haya d. seguiTse qucdari en-o-
n.cnd.pis i IL vo'un'ad del Rey. como
lair1uo de Is fundaci6n.
Nng.n aator prrmiado podra v0l-
tr serlo haSta haber transcurido
uu u.s-o 3 cinco amos.
Csaa eu'rr Ia renta del por 100
cue produce Fl capital invertido en-
itulos d. is Deuda perpetua ' u i'm
g,orte dd prcmio annual hay una dife-
r.nria em favor De los intereses. FL so
hrante D. esfos ~ acumulara al capi-
tai para qge 81 premio no sufra altera-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
Los gananciOSOs De
Monte Carlo
iENTE QCE HA lIEClIO SALTAR
IA RANCA

Ira, de ounce amos de enSayoS de IN
tcma quc. en- puridad, consiste 'n ha-
or pursta, baStantcs atlas y resiStir baS
ante tempo. Mr lluntlcy Walter ha
.ldo de Monte Carlo con 10000 fran.
os de- ganancia. I'm uH sole dia san5
10000 al din siguicnte, cn POGO ma 5
c dos horas. gau6 100000 mas, ohligan
10 al bmqucro >n>pcnder cl iuego du
.n;e uuo~ minutes mientraS traian ma
ondn~ para los pages
F,to. que On el tccnieiSmo de los iugl-
orc> Sc Hama "saltar la banca' re
lcrda la proeza de otro iugador Hama
10 Wells. que fut el primero que h Iogr'
a q famoSo Casino ganando un nill6a
@ frances. Wells seguia un sistema d
lcgo que luego declare, y que Sc baSabd
- comcnzar con un capital determined
uganda j series
En- Il miSmo Casino gan0 hace cInco
no, 10. 900 frances I'M yanqui Innrn
amcnte rico. 81 coronci Power, propi,-
alio de mnas rn Mtjico. FL primer
}a. lueaudo mcnoS dc una hora, eano
u 600 frances. en- los dia> Slccsivos
uyo Ia miSlna Suertc Cuando entIslba
n i Casino 81 agolpaba Ia gente en- las
-radas De Ia puerta unos para rozrSe
on Il d tucarlr la lcyita disimuladamen-
. para atraer~e la buena suertc, otroS
ncuos supcrsticiosos Y mas practices, pa
"a aronpanare Il las salaS y scgulr 81
iuego 4 pesar de su fortuna. el coro-
ael no Sc prccipitaba y nunca ponla mas
le 1900 frances en- .cada puesta.
In condo ruso sac@ en- una sofa noche
80. 900 frances de ganancia, y Ell otra
lin cOmerciantc en carbon de In
tlaterra, Qtlc eStuvo tres seinanas en-
Monte Carlo. Sc marcho 4 su TERRA con
sctcnta cinco mil duros de PROBATE
En- enmbio. durante aquel mlSlno mes,
n e@oosa de un par de la misma tcI i
re el carbonero, perdi0 10000 t"' IS
ma noche V 100 900 Ia siguicnte
lno d. los incldcntes mas notables en-
re los ocurridos TN Monte Carlo, fue el
uc acaeci6 cuando Mr., Jaggers gan(
los nillontS DE frances Este senior ha
Ia estado observando atcntamcnte la
ulctas De yarias me>as y noto que toda
Has tcnian algtn peQueAo defccto,
onsccucncia del cual salia ganancios'
n numcro detcrninado con mas fr :
ucncia que los otros, y entonceS Jug.
gan6 hasta tres millones De franco
rro Ia banca icscubri6 Il Secreto. can
i'd las ruletas Mr. Jaeger empez6
per,lcr con gran rapidez hasta que nj
Sabiamente deI0 de iugar Y So retro ell
hucna parte de los dos milloncS.
Otros De los que lograron hacer saltar
la banca de- Monte Carlo fut eI gran
duquc Alcjo. Ito del Ear de Russia. falle
cido Fl mes de Noviembre del ano pasa-
DO Tambicn tiene fama de afortunado
Lord Nilliers Iiaca POGO tempo en-
pezo a iugar con 10000 frances de- capi-
tai. con Fl que solo pueden hacersr cinco
pu,stas De la cantidad maxima que AL
nit. la casa. Y jugando NADIA mas que
una hora t~las las ncches. Siemprc al go
lor negro. gan6 10000 frances en pocos
diaS
In prcStamists muy conocido. Mr. San
Lewis. bati0 Il record 4 tOdos los iuga-
dor.-s hacienda saitar Ia banca sucesiva-
menie en cuatro meSas Y ganando un
million $4,000 frances
Hay que tener preSenie que ia hanca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21
E d. T o

EDID. TO
Estados Unidos de America
81 Presidents de los Estados Unidos
En- h Corte Municipal del DStrito Ju'
dicial Municipal de Manatf.
p. r
Sucres, de F. PINTUELES y Co.
demandado.
Hip6lito ITURRIOS Y OsORO
dcmanlantcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-21

de- una mesa del Casino "salia" cuando
81 acahan las 3oO,OO0 frances que sc en-
trcgan al "crmIpier" jefc de cada rule
ia al cmpezlr 81 jucgo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

A. NEISWANGER Wilson Nefswanger: Elm
hui a Enhurst
In will desirable
property.
p. L. President National
Emhurst
this bright.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01
sold for cash yesterday and today You will have hurry
T CITIZENS SAY ABOUT ELMHURST

W. EASTMAN Secretary Building
is
opened in city past years.
prices reasonable.
MIR. ELLIOT, Secretary Building
good investment.
THE EIAfHURST SYNDICATE-Buy Best
on Topeka Espe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

G. G. Blakely & Co.: An investment
and the lots will increase value
faith in Topeka
Elmhurst investment standpoint abb
n growing rapidly in that direction.
GEORGE A. Mani. Ex-
ideal location homes
selling cheapl when
held double.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01

MIR. FRANK NJ. BONEBRAKE of
National consider
general
price
reasonable and the lots ideal building locations
+. ID. Mortgage Conluany: They
in this CITY and
double in value in a
p. the Trust
really
cations consider it ideal, safe
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
TO ABD|CATE At
ONCE
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CON-
STANTINOPLE OVER RUMOR
THAT TURKISH RULER WILL
ABDICATE.
(By Associated Press. }

Constantinople, April 20.-Ru-
mOrs of the sultan's abdication are
heard persistently in Constantinople
today. According to reports, his
majesty is ready to turn over the
throne provided certain conditions
stipulated by him are accepted. Large
crowds gathered at the British en-
bassy, wher the sultan had taken ref
uge. The place today was under a
strong guard and even high officials
were not permitted to enter. No
resistance to the constitutional for
ces seems likely unless 1t is at the
palace.
Every hour reinforcements are be-
ing added to their numbers.
Telegraph lines are badly inter-
rupted and details of the massacre
at Adana are lacking.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
(By Associated Press.)

Constantinople, April 20. - No
fewer than 5000 lost their lives In
the massacres of Vilayet of Adana
in the last few days, as a result of
the outbreak among Moslem fanatics.
OF this number 1000 were killed in
the city of Adana, more 200 victims
being Moslems. This information
was received today through consular
channels. Six days armistice has
been declared in Tabriz to permit of
provisions and other supplies to be
secured for the thousands of women
and children who are clamoring for
bread. Adana at present is quiet,
but there have been renewed attacks
on the Christians at Marash.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
GROW ON LEAVES
Of TREES
YAKIMA FRUIT BLOSSOMS AP-
PEAR FROM OUT GREEN
SHOOTS AFTER FROST DAM.
AGED PEACH BUD.

North Yakima, April 20.-The
Yakima valley will have a small
peach crop, although the bulk was
injured by frost. When Prof. w. S.
Thornber, of the Washington State
college, visited here with the fruit
demonstration train a month ago, he
said that at times peach trees robbed
of their buds by cold would develop
leaf buds into fruit buds. This phe-
nomenon is observed here.
w. L. Huxtable of Mob Hill reports
leaf buds on his trees developing
flowers, and that there will be some
peaches, although there is no doubt
that every original fruit bud was
frozen.
Today H. P. James, secretary of
the commercial club reports that his
peaches will bear a partial crop. The
trees in this instance are Carmens,
an early variety, and Mr.. James finds
buds developing where every fruit
bud was frozen.
At Fort Simcoe, where the fruit
trees inside the government COM
pound occupy favored location, the
trees are now in full bloom and a.
good crop from that orchard is ex-
pected. All ranchers are interested
in the peach crop because those who
have any of the fruit expect good
prices this season.
This season marks the first in
many years in which the peach crop
has not been up to the standard.
Cherry trees are IN full bloom and
those peach trees which will bloom
at all this year are rapidly coming
into blossom. Alfalfa is from six
inches to foot in height.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
PROPERTY OWNERS
WILL PETITION
OWNERS ON NORTH
WENATCHEE AVE. MET AND
RESOLVED TO HAVE STREET
GRADED.

Last night the majority of the
property owners on Wenatchee ave
nue. met at the Office of the Wenat-
chez Realty company with City En-
gineer c. c. Ward, and resolved to
petition the council to have the
district north of Second street grad
ed, gravel surfaced, curbed and ce-
ment sidewalks put in.
These Improvements will not be
of any expense to the city as there
are only two alleyways of city prop
erty. A petition will be sent in ask
ing to have the work started i'm
mediately.
The property holders present at
the meeting were F. M. Scheble, Con-
rad Rose, o. B. Fuller, j. H. Miller,
E. V. Martin, Ansel Griggs and c..
A. Battles. The sanction of several
of the properly holders who could
not be present was received in favor
of this action and it is hoped by the
petitioners that their effort will not
be in vain.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
CODE
BARS WOMEN
FROM SALOONS ALSO FROM
DANCE HALLS IF LIQUOR BE
SOLD THERE.-DAY OF DANCE
HALLS is OVER.
mo women allowed"

mo women allowed"
That sign will have to be put on
the doors and beers halls alongside
the sign "No Minors Allowed" when
the new criminal code goes into eff
feet.
The day of the variety theater,
dance hall, music hall and other
places where women drink with men
the same as they did in the pioneer
days of the west are over in this
state.
Almost the last section of the code
contains concealed in the middle of
the section the words "any female
person." nothingbeing said about age
or other conditions, among those who
shall not be permitted to enter,
work in, or buy liquor in certain
places, among them being public
dance halls and music halls.
The section in full is as follows:
Section 437.-Every person being
the owner or manager of, or an en-
ploye in any drinking saloon, drink
ing cellar, or public dance hall or
music hall, where intoxicating liquors
are sold or kept for sale, who shall
knowingly permit to enter such sa-
loon, cellar or hall, or give employ
ment to, or sell or give any intoxicat..
ing liquor to any female person, any
person previously convicted, whether
in this state or elsewhere, of a crime
of which fraud Or intent to defraud
is an element, or of petty larceny, Or
of any crime which under the laws
of this state would amount to fel-
ony, or who shall sell or give intoxI-
eating liquor to any person adjudged
to be a drunkard, or to any person
in an intoxicated condition shall be
guilty of misdemeanor'
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
NEGRO F|END KILLS
STEP-BROTHER
(By Associated Press }

New Orleans, April 20.-Incensed
because his step-mother had left him
at home at Opesilauses, near here, in
charge of his young step-brother and
sisters, Tom Godfrey, IL year old
negro boy, fed the youngest of his
charges to the hogs and later, with
an axe, inflicted what probably will
prove fatal wounds on the other chill
dren. Tom has been placed in jail.
The baby's hands and feet were
eaten off by the hogs when found by
the neighbors. The young step-sis-
ter is dying from a blow from the
axe, and the other two have little
chance of recovery.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
Dates Have Been Set for the Final Con-
flict Between the East and West Sides
---Oratorical and Dramatic Contest to
Be Held May 13 and 15---Miss Mamie
Walsh to Represent Wenatchee.

name is not on this list can not be
entered.
Cups Awarded.
ANY protest to be made must be
filed with the State High School Ath-
letic association not later than May
5, according to the rules of this asso-
citation.
In addition to the r. c. McCroskey
and J. j. Murray cups, the following
banners will be awarded: The ath-
letic banner, a crimson and gray
banner, to be awarded to the school
which wins the McCroskey cup; the
public speaking banner, to be award
ed to the school winning first place
in the public speaking contest; the
relay banner, to be awarded to the
high school winning the relay race;
place banners in public speaking, to
be awarded to each of the three
schools winning second, third and
fourth place in the public speaking
contest; place banners in athletics,
one of which is to be forwarded to
each school which wins one or more
first places in the athletic contest
A gold and silver bronze medal
will be given to the winners of the
first, second ana third place, res
pectively, of each event
May % has been determined on as
the date for the final athletic meet
between the first and second point
winners of the east and west sides.
This meet will also be held in Pull
man this year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
FRUIT FOR ENGLISH
MARKET
WILL SUPPLY
LARGE PERCENTAGE OF THE
BEST FRUIT FOR THE EURO
PEAN MARKETS.

j. 5. Redmayne, NJ. A, representa-
tive at Kingsgate House, London,
England, of the British Columbia
Development association, limited,
says in letter to L. G. Monroe, Sec
retary of the Spokane Chamber of
Commerce, that the photographs sent
to him depicting the apple industry
of the Spokane country are creating
considerable stir in London and
other parts of England, adding:
People on this side have no idea
as to the perfection of this industry
or the socallei dry belt and these
pictures talk"
Mr.. Redmayne says also that he
and others are keenly interested in
what is being done in the Yakima,
Wenatchee, Walla Walla and Spo-
kane valleys, also in other points in
Washington, Idaho, Oregon and
Montana, as well as southeastern
British Columbia
Il am trying to educate the very
English retail dealers
on this side as to the superiority of
boxed apples over the fruit squashed
into barrels, to which they have so
long been accustomed Once this
can be done a big market on this side
is certain.
There is no reason why every
good cooking apple should not be put
up in boxes, as well as the superior
eating varieties. Anything to get rid
Of the barrels. The English grocer
here sells almost as many apples as
the fruiterer in towns, but the gro
GER at present never has any boxed
barrels He is the man
we must get at for trade purposes
Mr.. Monroe, who is also secretary
of the Washington State Horticultu-
al association, says he will take up
he matter of campaign in the new
with members of the organ
cation, and 1T is expected that large
of apples grown in the
inland Empire will be sent abroad
he coming season.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20

Professor Timblin announces that
the athletic events of this meet will
all be held on Saturday, May Is; the
dramatic contest, May 13, and the
oratorical contest, May IA. Each
school may enter one contestant in
either one of the public speaking
contests, while not more than 12
may be entered in the athletic con-
tests. The expenses of the public
speaker and three athletes from each
school, and one additional athlete,
provided the school actually enters
a team in the relay race, will be paid
for hrr tho ;,>4~.so lnctio .-ooIn1n ittoe
out of the receipts from the admis-
sions.
The rules announce that not later
than April 20 the principal of each
school intending to compete shall
send to Professor Timblin a list of
the eligible men. A person whose
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
MEETING TO Be HELD

The meeting of the Congregations
alists, which was to have taken place
tonight, has been postponed until
the evening of April 80, when Rev.
Scutter and Rev. Weird will be pres
ent All Congregatfonalists and
those interested in the church are
invited to attend. The meeting will
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G.. Olds.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
BIG DEMAND FOR
APPLES
l.. G. OLDS REPORTS PROSPECTS
EXCEEDINGLY BRIGHT FOR
CHEZ VALLEY.

When seen this morning by a
World representative, Manager L. G..
Olds Of the Wenatchee Canning COM
pany reported that the company had
so far received contracts for over co.
600 boxes of apples. Orders are SO
far in advance of the season that it
indicates We will have plenty of buy
ers here, and no question but that
the bulk of the apple crop will be
sold for cash this season. This will
be much appreciated by the ranch
ers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
ACCIDENTALLY INJURED

Word was received yesterday from
Seattle that our former citizen,
Philip Miller, had fallen from a First
avenue car Sunday evening, fractur-
ing his skull and receiving cuts and
scratches about the face and head.
He was taken to the Pacific hospital.
where his wounds were attended to.
It, has not been learned how serious
his condition is.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
Will Play Ball Next Saturday.

Championship game between En-
tiat and the independence of the We
natchee high school will be played
next Saturday, at the fair grounds.
The teams are equally matched and
a good game is expected. Other at
fractions will be supplied to make
the time pleasing one, including
E'The famous comedy troupe from En-
tiat"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
MASS MEETING At
COURTHOUSE
MEET TONIGHT AT COURT HOUSE
TO SETTLE SELECTION OF
SITE FOR THE SOUTH END
SCHOOL.

A meeting of the patrons of the
south end school district has been
called for this evening at the court
the site will probably be settled. The
on a site which has been considered
the most reasonable as to location
and price, and a mass meeting this
evening will be held for the purpose
of taking a vote giving the school
board authority to make the pur-
chase
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
CANNOT PULL OFF FIenT
(By Associated Press. }

Seattle, April 20.-President Chill
borg of the A.-Y.-P. exposition de-
clared that the Jeffries-Johnson fight
could not be pulled of at the expo
sition, that the state law gives him
power to prevent such exhibitions.
The sheriff says he will not permit
the fight in King county and Mayor
Miller says he will stop any such ex-
hibition in the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
T|LLMAN VISITS TAFT
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, April 20.-Senator
Tillman, of South Carolina, paid his
first visit to the White House today
in seven years. He was cordially re-
ceived by President Taft. His visit
was purely a social one, Tillman said.
When asked why he never visited
the White House in the past, Tillman
said: Il waited until a gentleman
got there
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
Wheat Market.
(By Associated Press. }

Chicago, April 20.-Bears again
forced July wheat down precipitate-
ly to $1.12A, cents under yester-
days close. May also was affected
and dropped to $1.221z, net loss
of AZ cents under yesterday.
Wheat closed: May, $1.24 Is;
July, $1.12 5-S; Sept. $1.05 is;
December, S103A.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-20
The Weather.
(By Associated Press. }

Oregon and Washington-Showers
tonight and Wednesday in the west
portion; heavy frost in the east por-
tion.
Ijaho-Showers in the north por-
tion tonight and Wednesday; fair
with frost in the south. :.