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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-06
DISCURSO DE MIR. COTTON
Conciudadanos:

Parece apOpiado, como parte de uns
ceremonial como esta, que ell nuevo
Gobernador, al tomar possession DE su
cargo, de 4 ella una significacion per-
sonal, que este en- ammonia con los
tiempOs circunstancias, medante la
expression de sus ideas respectO a
aquellas cosas cue son de interes pd-
blico Immediate. Serla presunci6n de
mi parte tratar de discutir ahora minu
ciosamente dos asuntOs locales, los cua-
les apenas 81 he empezado a estudiar
hoy. Por ,consiguiente, {labre Gle 4imi-
tar mis- manifestations asuntOs de
caracter general, y solo os detendrt
un corto tempo, para expresar con
perfecta sencillez mis- cOnclusiones e
ideas respecto esos asuntOs. No eva
dire el usO del pronombre PERSONAL,
porque mientras mas pronto nos conoz-
camos personalmente, mas pronto esta-
remos trabajando juntos por ei bienes-
tar de Puerto Rico. La franqueza trae
consigo la confianza, y la cOnfianza es
la base del progreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-06
DISCURSO DEL HONORABLE
GEORGE CABOT WARD PRESEN-
TANDO AL GOBERNADOR
Senoras Y senOres:

I SenOraS y SenOfes:
Deber agradable es ell que me ha de-
parade la suerte, y es ell de presentaros
nuestro nuevo Gobernador, el Honorable
George r. Cotton. Ell es hombre de quien
tOdos podemos sentirnos orgullOsos, por
tenerlo al frente de este Gobierno. Para
aquellos de nosotros que durante los ul-
timos amos hemos seguido de cerca los
asuntos de las islas Filipinas y Santo
Domingo, ell Coronel Cotton no necesita
presentation su hoja de servlclOs habla
por 81 s6la Seis amos De experienced y
servicios distinguidos, sus acertadas So
luciones de los problemaS mas delicados
completes son conocidos por la mayor
parte de nosotros, y bien pueden hacere
acreedor q nuestra confanza y a nuestro
apoyo Y cooperation leales. Su admins
TRACTION en- ell pasado no solo Sc ha dis
tinguido por su eficacia, sino, 10 que es
mas. ha siio de naturaIeZa tai, que lie
ha captado el carifio de los pueblos con
quienes ha yivido Como ejemplo de este,
me voy tomar la libertad de leerOs unas
cuantas lineas del principal peri6dico
de Santo Domingo,-H Ell Listln Diario'
de Octilbre 81, que tratan sobre la
anunciada llegada del GobernadOr de
Puerto Rico, en- los Siguientes terinl-
nos: .<~s
"Cuantos en- Santo Domingo nos int
resamoS por la suerte de aQuel pals her
mano, hemoS debido yer con simpatia la
election reoada en- ell Sr Cotton. pOrque
sus antecedentes cuando estuvo. aqul al
frente de la recept0ria general de Adua-
mas son prendd segura de, que en- el
pnesto encomendado ah0ra 4 s,ls aptitu-
des Sc hara acreedor s la consideration
pStima de slS gobernddOs En- efecto ::
el Coronel Cotton lleg0 aqui en- momen-
tos dificiles en- que Sc necesitaba mucho
tino y discretion para ejercer ell i'm
portante cargo 4 el confado. y merced
q sus procedmientos Supo captarse ge-
neral aprecio. Ell "Lstin Dario" anti
cipa al nuevo Gobernador de Puerto
Rico sill muy cordial hienvenlda y hacc
votos porque Sis gestiones sean, como
10 espera, por todo extreme fructiferas
para la sa hermana.'
Es este I'm deseo, SeNoraS Senores,
al cual podemos unirn0s todoS. ConSida-
TO I'm privilegio ell presentaros al Homo
rable George r. Cotton, Gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Yesterdays RESULTS.
New York, So Washington, 1.
Chicago, 81 Detroit, 1.
Philadelphia, 1; Boston, o.
st. Louis, 8; Cleveland, 4.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
MARQUETTE LEAGUE MEETS.
season tn start Nay S-S.venfy-fve
Games Scheduled,

The board Of directors OF the Marquette
League met at the National Guard Ar
moryb last evening and completed plans
for the opening OF the season the early
part Of May
Representatives OF the six teams xere
present nsmely- David T Spitzer and
W G. Robbins. OF Pension Office: John
NARROW. OF BlOomingdale Athletic Club;
Ira T. Byram and c. T. Fox. Of Tangle-
wood. John F Luitich. Of Holy Name:
Frank E. Bridges. Of ST. Martins. and
James T Elicit OF Columbia. No 101.
Nathaniel T WOrley was elected secre-
tary. Edwin Leith ofhcial scorer, and
Charley Meyers, formerly % the Inde-
pendence League. official umpire
The schedule viii consist Of seYeRty-iye
games, and will start on May g
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
CRoGHAN ELECTED CAPTAIN.
Championship Y. VI. {. a. Basket.
ball Team Given a Banquet

The Y. n c A basketball team.
champions Of the South Atlantic Associa-
ton for the season just closed. were ten
dered q banquet by the association last
night. and a royal good time was en-
joyed.
Those present included the champions.
Capt 2 H. Jones, J. Croghan. George
Reyes. jr.. F. P. Fowler. e ". Hub
bard, c. c Williams. and F. Il. Roberts
John Croghan, the star right forward.
was unanimously elected captain for next
year.
The association presented each mem
ber with a handsome silver cup trophy.
William Knowles Cooper was tOastmas-
ter. The post-prsadial exercises follow
Washington City League champions. by 8ir "
c. ThschsT. fzgsident q The league: -'Tri-Ciry
LesEse ehsmpsons, D Mr. T. 2. Co--elius, rresi-
dent q the sz-le. South Atlantic chsnpio-s' bv
Dr. D. z Wihsr. chairman registration c1Cmittee o.
So1th Atlantic ASSOCIATION q the Amateur Ath-
letic Union: Coaching champions" by c L
Becxssf. and "Iuss chAnpiezS b Flstchs- a.
Jones. captain 4 he team
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Jack Brady. the West Indian welter-
weight. is open to a date with any ore in
his class.
willus Britt has been outwitted by Jack
O'Brien. and O-Brien viii beat KetcheH 10
the Johnson date
Tommy Devlin. Of Philadelphia. has
signed TO meet Danny Goodman. Of Chi
cago. al Memphis. May :.
Tommy O'Tooie returned 10 Philadel-
phia without a mark as a result OF his
bout with Al Demont. The go drew a
record house
Dave Deshler has been sidestepped
again. This time he lost the opportunity
to meet Freddie Welsh al the Armory
Athletic Association. II Boston Tommy
Murphy gets the plum
Jimmy Britt and Young Otto. both
American Iight-welghts. have been signed
% box twenty rounds in Paris early next
month. Otto meets Young Josephs. the
English champion. next Monday night at
Londen-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
BROOKLYN DEFEATED
New York Has No Trouble
With Old Rivals.
CROWD OF $4,000 on HAND
"Kaiser" Wilhelm Batted Hard, hut
superbas Are Only Able 10 Pull
Out with Losers End Of = TO )
Score Washington Park Is
Packed to It's Capacity
CROWD OF $4,000 on HAND

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Brooklyn. ;; New York, =.
Philadelphia, 81 Boston, o.
Cincinnati, :; Pittsburg, 4.
Chicago, :; st. Louis, 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MENT
Amt It awful Mabel?~

Amt It awful Mabel?"
Things may break better to-day
Here's hoping for better news to-mor-
row.
Somebody pass the chloroform to this
man EuEie-
Why Is a base hit? The poor bag never
did nothing TO nobody.
Doc Powers IS making his gamest
play just nov. Come on. you, Doc,
The Eastern League got under way
yesterday with its l54-game schedule
Heine Peitzs Louisville team started
the season by taking four straight from
The Columbus club.
Catcher larry Mclean. Of the Reds
got in more trouble in a hotel row al
Cincinnati on Tuesday night.
Jimmy Collins. captain Of the Mime
apoiis team. drove in both Of the runs
that beat Kansas City last Friday.
Out in Columbus the claim is made that
Bill Clymer may get Gus DorneT. Of the
Boston Nationals, in a deal for Guyer.
Johnny Evers. the crack second base
man OF the Chicago Nationals. will join
the Cubs April 81. according to Chance.
Terry Turner IS playing q strong game
az short for the Maps Besides fielding
in his usual bang-Up style, the cotton
TOP IS hitting the ball sGuarely.
Hats OF to ''Cy- Young. he made the
Detroit Tigers realize that the path
toward winning the 1893 pennant will not
be strewn with roses all the way.
The Detroit club drew over 1900 peo-
pie Sunday. probably more than fve times
as many aS would have attended the game
had il been played Saturday. as seized
uled-
Pittsburg looks as though il had picked
up a couple OF nifty players in Ward
Miller. in center. and Abstein. at first.
Both OF these boys are putting up a
cracking good game Of ball.
In the scoring OF baseball games this
year the summary calls for distinction
10 be made in recording regular sacrifice
hits and the fiy-to-the-outfeld sacrifice
hits that may be made.
Jake Beckley. the veteran first baseman.
last with Kansas City. has been offered
a franchise in the new outlaw league,
composed CT Kansas and Missouri cities
He may accept
EttCilet " amer = SletASs WHO vas injured
while playing with the St Louis Browns.
and was sent TO his home for a months
rest, Is improving so rapidly that he Ell
poets 20 rejoin McAleer's team next
week.
Jimmie Dygert, the spitball artist Of
Connie Macks Athletics. is rushing the
season. He says he'll ietIre from base
ball next year Might be such a thing
that he'd retire earlier Not IL ne can
help il. OF course
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
BUSINESS CENTRAL CLASH
First Championship SchoOlboy Game
Takes Place To-day.
Teams Are Evenly Matched and
to Pitch for o streeters.

The first high school baseball game for
the District championship VIII be played
at National Park this afternoon at ;
O'Clock between Central High and Busi-
ness. both ccntendeTs for first place hon
ors. and the outcome is decidedly un-
certain, as the teams are very evenly
matched. The Stenographers have a
smoother working inieid and better
bunch OF hitte-s. but Central is stronger
in the box and behind the bat Bullock
VIII twirl for the o streeters. while either
Brooks or Gregory viii go in for Busi-
ness.
Il comparative scores count for any
thing. Business has a shade on Central.
as the Stenographers defeated Fred
ericksburg . 10 I. and Central lost 70 this
team , 70 O. Both Business and Central
have beaten the Georgetown Preps in a
thirteen-inning game. Central has licked
Gallaudet twice. while Business has lost
the same number Of games against Ken
dali Green boys.
On form. the championship Of the
washington high school lies between
RusinesS and Central. as Western. East
ern, and Teen have not shown I'D as
well in the preliminary games: but scho-
isstic baseball is so often a matter OF
luck that there is no telling what viii
happen
Tech started ont with q strong aggTega-
ton. but low study marks and accidents
swept away most Of the Blacksmiths'
coed men. Dolly Gray. the pitcher and
captain. still has hopes Of making a
good showing. and the school is so large
that some new phenom is likely 20 be
trOtted out almost any day.
Eastern depends entirely on Big Whit
ney. its pitcher and Lee Martin behind
the bat. With Whitney gone. the Capitol
HID boys are never dangerous.
Western has team Of scrappy players.
but they lack experience, and it is hard
10 figure Western in the running.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Although the Nationals we're badly
trounoed by the New York Yankees in the
opening at New York yesterday. Il IS
hoped that a different story VIII result
to-day. as Walter johnson will in all
probability go in the box. and If Walter
Is any where near right the Eighlsnders
viii find him something Of a snag-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

New York. April 22-The BrOOklyns
opened up their season az home to-day.
and about 15o0o persons pretended that
they hadn't seen either the New Yorks or
the Brooklyrs before, this year. and
jammed into Washington Park 10 watch
the conflict.
But some Of those folks couldn't forget
that when the New Yorks and Brook
lyns opened up the year at the Polo
Grounds not so long since Kaiser VII
helm opposed Red Ames. and gave the
Giants a beating in AT extra inning
game. So when the same boxmen were
trotted out to-day. they expected 10 see
the New Yorks get another beating. but
New York won. S to 5 Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

At LawrencevIlie:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

At Esston. Pa.-Ea''on eiants Q: Easton Attain
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
OntarIos Win Close Game.

The Ontsrios defeated the " Street
Stars yesterday by the score OF Il to %.
The feature Of the game was the pitching
Of Rach and catching Of Lurney.
The Ontarios would like 70 arrange
games with eieven-year-Old teams Ad-
dress James Neiigan, I34 ' street north
west. or Roy WoIford. No. .. the Prince
ton. 1870 V street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

T~ohsse hit-Lesch. Three-base hits-WaSner
Mitchell. Pssker7. stolen hases-Husgus lgl ".
Miller. Claez. J. Miler DcJIbls piays-EElnE lun-
assisted; Mclean 20 HcbIitzeI: Leach 70 Ab-
stein. Bsses 5n balls-Of Brandon. ?: OF Leideld
5. II living. . Stulck Os1-By Brandon !. by
Ewing. = Hit by pircaer-By Ewing L Passed
5aIl-1cIean- Umpires-IesSrs. klem and Kane
frne q gsme-2 hsuTs snd IS minutes Attend
auce-ega
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Navy Beat. Harvard at Lacrosse.

Annapolis. No. April 22-The Naval
Academy lacrosse team won from Har-
ward here this afternoon. 10 3 The
contest was a fine ore through the first
half ard for most OF the second. but in
the last seven minutes CT the game the
Navy PLAYERS showed d surprising re-
serve OF speed and carried the visitors OF
their feet.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
DuCan 10 Ride for Belmont.

New York. April Eddie ,Dugan. the
crack Jockey. viii ride for August Bel
mont At the Pimlico meeting, which be-
gins Saturday. The jockey viii likely
be signed TO ride for Belmont during the
racing season, but no papers have yet
been signed
Dugan has given Up ali hopes Of riding
in England.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
PIRATES GO TO PIECES.
Cincinnati Wins Sensational Game
in Ninth Inning

~Pittsburg. April 22-with the game
won in the ninth inning Pittsburg went
20 pieces this afternoon and four hits
by Cincinnati. coupled with three bad
errors. allowed Cincinnati 20 win the
game
The PLAYING Of Paskert IN the Cincin-
matt outaeld was. something wonderful.
Twice he pulled down triples from Wag
ner, either OF which would have put
Pittsburg far ahead. and he did the same
thing with a home run hit from Leachs
BAT The score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
MAPS LOSE OPENER.
81. Louis wins Hnrd-fouEht game.
to 4.

= I'd Il
Cleveland. April e2-Hltting both JOSS
and Rhoades hard. and then In the four
teenth inning profting by two passes
and Lajoie's slip OF HartseITs grounder.
the ST. Louis Browns took the Cleveland
opening game to-day. S 70 /
Cleveland piled up four runs, tying the
game in the sixth inning, when three sin
gies OF Graham filed the bases before
Powell went IN, and single. sacrifice.
another single. and Stones error scored
2 quartet
Birmingham saved the day BY q great
throw from right center. nipping Hoff-
man two yards from the plate in the
eighth. when the latter had start far OF
second. when the BAH was driven to the
outer gardens
Rhoades put Stone and Jones on in
the fourteenth with wide ones. and Lajoie
let Hartselrs drive get through him. Stone
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Sacrifice hi;s-Schaefer. Cobb. Hahn. and Crzratb
Szcrihce # - Cobb Stolen hess F=heu %
Schssfe- ard Hahn Struck ouf-By smith = n
Wil.ettS L Base On haiis-Of wiIlets !. 81
Smith. . Double plSy-Snith to Atz to Ishs1
Left on bsses-Chicazo. &c; Det-oi.. :. Hi h7
pi-che-By Wiilstts > Time q game hour and
. Minutes Unpire-Nr Perines
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

TWO-base hits-ClaTke. Birmingham Ja3oie. Ferris
Three-hass nit-Stcne. Sacrifice hits-Rhoades.
Jaj0ie Jones' Hoffman Hartrcil. Stolen hsse-
Wallace Bases on halls-On Rh01dcs. :, c1
Graham. = HIT b. Titcher-I.y Graham, !. Struck
osJt-By Rhoades g. b. Graham. /; By Powell. T.
Douhle play-PerTing 70 Lajoe % Stovsn- Wild pitch
-Rhoades- UrnTiTes-AlssSTs OLOlglliin and KERN
Tine G game-S hours and 10 minutes. Attend
anee-1 u
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Left on bases-s.os>on- 5: Philadelphia. 10. Base
On baIls-Of Morgan. :. OF Coombs. :. Struck
out-By Morgan. :. hy Combs. ThreehaSe hit
Speaker Saoifos hits-MCTsan. LORD. Murphy. and
Coonlhs. stolen bsSes-MurlIty. SPEAKER and Davis
DOlbc play--CaTriEan and Lord. Passed ball
Csrrigan- U-npires-Connolly and Essn. Time Of
game hours and minutes Attendanoe-7,Z77.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
STRIKES AND SPARES

Both games in the two-maa tournament
last night were postponed and VIII be
rolled OF next week, after the 9 O'Clock
shift.
Any teams having postponed games IN
the District League are requested 70 roll
their games as soon as possible.
The prizes viii be distributed when all
the games have been bowled.
The Florists and Fat Men rolled their
final games last night. the Fats captu--
ing the full set
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Georgeto.n-GaIIaudet Game on.

The faculty athletic committee reversed
its decision in declining 10 permit the
Gallaudet team to play with the Hilltop
pers yesterday afternoon, and the team
journeyed TO the Georgetown Field only 10
see Juniper Pluyius drench the field. post
poning the game indefinitely.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Yale, g; Tufts. I.

New Haven, Conn, april 22-Yale woa
its second victory OF the week at base
ball to-day, making 6 runs to Tufts / IN
8 fair game Parsons. who pitched great
games in his freshman year, three seasons
ago. was in the box and allowed only
two hits He was relieved IN the seventh
inning BY Rose. who brought the game 10
q close. allowing only one more hit Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Left On bases- phiadelThia 9; Boston. S Bass
On balls-Of Feigylson. ;: % Coyaleski. ; strlcx
0Ut-By Ferguson. /; b. COvalesk. s. Two-bass
hits-Dahlen. Docin. knsbe. Sacrifice hits-Brzus-
Seld. Grant. 0sboTne. COTslesk Bates. Stolen
bsse-Masse- Do1bls plays-FerE1son TO Beck
Doom 10 BrzuSfeld. Hit b. ptcher-By Ferguson
l. Umpires-MessTs. Johnstonc and CuSacs Time
Of szme-i hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Chase Quits Pe.thouse Saturday.

Augusta Ca. April 22--Physicians at
tending hal Chase. New York Americans
first baseman. in the pest-house here,
with smallpox, have told him that he
viii be allowed to leave Saturday. Chase
said he would Immediately rejoin his
team
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
CUBS TROUNCE CARDINALS.
Find Their Sticks and Bat out a
Victory.

St Louis. April 22-Chicago won the
opening game in St Louis to-day from
the Cardinals. 10 3 Bresnahan's players
hit Overall hard in the sixth inning. scor-
ing three runs.
Chance brought Brown out in the
eighth. The Cubs got TO salee in the
fifth for two counts and again in the
eighth for FIVE. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At JeTssy City-Bufalo. ;; Jersey City. 4
At NsEzrk-Torunto. 2: Newark G
Al Providence-A Montreal. la; ProTidence. J.
At Baitmo-e-Rochester. 0; Baltimore, twelve
nninzs: called an aec5nnt Of d2rkuessl.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
GAME HERE TODAY.
The Electric score Board to Repro

The Electric Score Board 20 Repro
duce Contest.
With Walter johnson carded to pitch
to-day's contest in New York. the Ma
tionals should start a winning streak.
As was The case yesterday. the game in
New York viii b. reproduced on the
wonderful electric apparatus al the Ma
1on8l Rifles ArmOry. Ninth and G
streets northwest The crowd at yester-
days game was wildly enthusiastic IN
their approval OF the new board. The
game starts at 4:10 to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

and 0reran Double play-Eyans 70 Charles Stolen
hasss-Stsinfeldt and Deehsaty. Wiid piteaes-
Overall -. Base on baiis-Oh Overall. s. Struck
out-By Sallee ?: bv Brown. ;. b. Overall. !. Left
or hases-st. Louis. S; Chicago. Tine q game
hocr and = miuufeS- Umpires-Acssrs. 0DaT
and EFcslie Atterdsnce-s 0o
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
PITCHER WINS OWN GAME.
Smiths Batting for White Sox
Beats Tigers.

Chicago. April Z--TEe Chicago White
Sox won the opening game on their home
ground here to-day. defeating the De-
troits by the score Of 5 to /.
Smith drove in the runs that won the
game The opening was marked by a
cold raw wind which kept the crowd
down to close to the $500 mark. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
NOT 4 HIT IS MADE
Harvard Defeats Virginia by
| to O.
CRIMSON PITCHER IEvINCIBLE
Only Twenty-eight Men Face Hicks.
Who Was Supported in ErrorIess
Pitches Great Bail, Allowing Only
Three Hits-Dabney's Error Costly.
spec.sI to he washinrton Eer.K.

SfcclaI % J ne v ashingIon HeTaEl-
Charlottesville. Va. April 22-Harvard,
playing her first nine-inning game Of the
season. defeated Virginia to-day. ! TO O.
Hicks. who twirled for the Crimson. was
q stumbling block for the yirginians.
x did not allow a single hit. only
twenty-eight men facing him DabHey's
errcr allowed HarvaTd's only score
Score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
Cubs Want Game.

All twelve-year-Oid teams wanting
games address E. Rupp, ISL Twelfth
street The Cubs claim the champion
ship Of the city at the above age. The
I. c. S. and Logans preferred.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23
St. yves Favorite over shrubb.

New York. April 22-St Yves is
strong favorite over Shrubb for their if
teen-mile race al American League Park
Saturday night. The track will be six
laps TO the mile. and the men VII be
sent away at 9.l5 o'clock sharp.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Two-hase hits-AlTCTT-an. 0'Haz. Home uIn-
Murray Sacrifice hits-Alpe-nan. . HsTa O. Jur-
dan. Stolen base-Jennor. Struck oat-By Aues.
b. Wilhelm 2 Bssoz On bcils-On Amrs >. OF
Wilhelm. 3 Double plRy-Doyle % Bridrrr 70
Tcunsy. Left or hascs-NeT York. S. B7OoSIyn. :
UmpiTes-Nessrs Riglsr and THl5g. Atsndznee-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

Left hsses- Harvard. 6; Virginia J. T,zo-bsss
hi;-Aronson- Struck ouf-By Hicks 3: b. Walker
s. Bass on balls-oa Walker . Sacrifice hits
Briggs. simons. and Marshall Stolen hzse-Ca-
baHuis. Umpirs-sir. Esans. Tine q gzne-I hour
and . r1inufes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-23

The Columbian athletic Club wishes TO
arrange games with all clubs in the Dis
trict averaging twelve TO fourteen years.
Seninoles preferred. Address P NJ
Hammock. 34S X street southwest