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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
E| suceso del PaTque
FL JDXEN CkSh,> 'tREtE
AHOGhUG

Aver tardc ocurri0 u-a desgracia
yrrdaderaanente lamemahle, en- el Far
aue. POGO mas m.eno@ >erlan las tres
c,lanS0 los jovenas 1u@n -'ano y Tomas
Casas. Sc flleron a ban@r como tenlan
Dor costumbre, desde iisce tempo
I'nn otro nadabap 3len. y We
ces DOT eltsto. Sc diap).1ahan cual de
ellos ..rv, mas agil, interT-andoSe mar
adcntro. hasta el p',nto ,se que a We
.es Sc hacia difici! iiVnarLps. Aver pa
rece cue Sc aIejaron md, de 10 acos-
nnbrado. Como a los a,uco trelnta
minltos 81 VIC lIegar t9ISado, fatlga-
do, 4 Fano. En- ei aCJn le rOdearon los
banistas que d dieha Ir~a Sc hallaban
Dor aouellos alrededure> zero tano no
Dudo expicarse mazda, u. 81 do tampo-
60 cllenta de que d ~. enmPanero lie
hubiera ocurrid0 em ua.1eIente. Sc IL
yuraba que tl iba detr5r, euando regre-.
saban d la casita dc m&':era. No oyo
tamp0co voces de alF4ire nr NADIA que
indicara que algo graz pasase.
Cr6ese que Casas s. oogo, y. .otros
Green probable, segUu 7efarian aver,
uue fuera embcstido l'a~ ana tintorera
3 I'M tibur0n.
FL desgraciado jovea IRA ompleado
dp la compania de Mel17t@arril ten1a
81 domiciIiO en- Puerta IN Iierra, para
da 6. FL jucz Municipal oelor lassalle
Sr incaut0 del trage QH' 'isaba. de me-
rino azu', zapatos ncgr.. .-balados, som
brcro de paja de ltalla um reloJ de
ORC con leontina, Una u44'tera con va
rios rDpelrs de poca inlportancla y amos
80 centavos. Dicha. TG'~ndas estalvle-
ron deposit adas ven poetre de Mr. Nor
gan prOpictario del i'Ar",u".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Trinii PadiNa de SAM

Aver tuvimos ell gusto de saludar la
notable escritora, amiga nuestra dis
tiguida, seilora Trini Padilla de SAM,
que tan popular ha hecho el pseud6nimo
de La Hija del Caribe''.
La brillante escritora Sc halla actual
mentc Ell pleno vigor de sus lacultades.
y sin 4Ue nuestros elogios suenen a iison
ia, puede decirsc que la sonora de SAM
es una de las pOcas mujeres puertorri-
quelaS cue mantienen mly alto la ban
deIa l. Ia intelectualidad en- la isla
Fl HOLETIN envia 81! mas cordial sa-
ludo >l distinguida colaboradora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
lo de Cagguas
LADRONES OCURRENTES

En- la nOche del sabado, d las doce
Sc cometi6 un robO que parece arran-
cadO de los f0lletines.
En la carretera que oonduce Il Ca
guas, fue debenid0 Jose [. Rios, por
dos individuos, que Sc hicierOn pasar
por policias, requiriendo al Rios para
que entregase las al1nas que portara
perO como este ningIna llevaba eOnsi
go, asi 10 manifesto q los SIpuestos Pc
licias, Guienes, entonces, proeedaeron
d registrarle y he snstrageron una ear
terra conbeniemdo $500 dollars en- mo-
nedas de ORC. La policia, al tener co
nOcimientO del hechO por al mismO Rios,
proeedi6 hacer una investigation,
a1restandO Rafael Gomez Flor Da-
villa, supuestos autores del robo. Han
sidO p,restos 4 disposition del fiscal
Segtn nos informan parece que no
es la primes,a vez que tam abrlsivOs he
chOs SIC cOmeten en- ,licho sitiO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
Fl! BARBERO DE SEVILLA

Esta noche 81 cHnta por segunda vez,
en Ell "Municip;BI', la famosa opera de
Rossini, III Barbero de Sevilla'.
La opera Sc irace con identico repair
to que la Wez anterior, y va Sc sabc el
exit0 Qtte obtuvo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Da. Clara Viirela leArande2

A la .tyanzada ed I'd >lr - amos, ha
tallecido. aver, cn sli 'sidencia de la
calle del Parquie, la venerable matrona
dona Clara Nirella dc hcandes. estima-
lisnna pOr sus virtudeh
La sonora Virela Dc Arandes, ha po-
,lo bes,r d sus tataraIl-e5os, los hlJos de
nlrstaO amigo don ENRIQUE. Adsuar
No hay que decif' @daryo la distingul-
,la familia dOliente que venerable a la
anciana por tantos c41ceptos respeta-
BILE. sufre con la mrtrte de aquella.
En- sn duelo tomam0,- ina parte muy
sincera. Y enviamOs maestro pesame sen
lido i los deudos de Aa tinada especial
monte a la sonora doiM Teresa z. de
Miro, dona Rosario Mm,j de Adsuar,
dona Rosario Arapdes3 4 la senorita
RafaeIa Arandes, y d hos senores don
Jose Miro don Enr.qi3e Adsuar.
FL scIor habra acOgldo en su senO ell
alma dc Ia noble Y v.y1iQsa anciana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
n Cine Las Tres BanderaS

Continlrm rapidamentie los trabajos
de reconstruction del popular Cine de
POrtel y Garcia.
va estan casi terminadaS las obras,
y nuy en breve quedara lista la car
pa, que es de un mlevO sistma.
Entre tanto los smnpaticos empresa-
RIOS no oesan de reofbir pelicrlas por
tt&10s los cOrre0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
E| doctor Vazquez

En- j pr6ximo vapor correo embarca
IA para Espana, nuestro muy distin-
guido amigo 81 doctor Vazquez, acom-
panado de su scnora esposa.
los senores de Vazquez piensan fl
jar, pol' ahora sn residencia en Madrid
'Ef .BOLETINy les desea un viaje. fe-
liclsiono y agradabkn estancia en- la cor
te de F,spaira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
De TEA TRIO
Ell BARBERO DE SEVILLA

Ell pnblico bastante numeroso que tH-
vO ell buen acierto de asistir el sabadw
al Municipal, qued6 aItamente compfa-
edo de Ia Interpretation que diero1i loE
artistas de la companla de America Ma
rim la Obra immortal de Rossini.
Hablando de esta deliciosa obra, h&
dicho ei ilustre critico madrileno Eduar-
| d9 Mufioz:
E'El barbero de 1Sevilla es la obra
eterna, immortal de Rossini. Yo pndie-
"a decir y debiera decir que es la obra del
libretista y que por 10 taf,to es ante To-
do y sobre todo la obra del ingenio, de.
la intenci6n y de la gracia. h.. Los gran
des p1blicos y los grandes aficionados Sc
rlnden humiIdes y convencidOs y vencE-.
dos a la ligereza, al graoejo, | fres-
cura de una miisica iozana viva Y plea
resca, que vibra y safta sin ahondar fB
que ell espiritu de la comedia, dfgase
Juguete, perfOra y hiere, -
Los artistas del MUmicipaJ estuvieron
ajustadOs 4 10 que de ellos exile la par
titura y ioyraron un 6xito extraordlma-
rio.
En- el primer acto los aplan-
sos fueron para el baritone Balletti en- la
cavatna, Figaro, cus Figaro Ia, y para
el notable tenor Paganelli que dijo ms
plradamente, bellMnente la serenata.
La Srta. Vaccari hizo una primorosa
R0Sslna. Estuvo deslumbrante de agf-
lldad y facuItades en- el aria que obtuvep
cl eomentario de una formidable ovaci6n
|y hubo de repetir La perta del Brasil.
que la gentil artista coIoc6 en- la lecciddsn
de mtlslca.
La admirable pagina del maestro Da-
vid sirvi6 Il la senOrifa Vaccari para Eu-
cir su voz cristaIina de agilidades des-
lizantes, de expression justa y acabada,
Y puso de relieve que posee un insulera-
bic metOdo .ie canto que lie permIte ssa-
ear los efectos mas bellos y las hahiliekt-
FL publcO la tribute una ovaci6n ella
m0rOsa.
Ell tenor Paganelli dijo muy bien to-
da su pafte y pudo mcir Su exceIente
m6todo y su bien timbrada voz, expresi-
VA Y faciI
En- el duo con la Vaccari fue su dig
no compancro y para los dos artistas ;'ire-
ron los aplausos del entusiasmado ptt-
blic0.
FL baritone Balleti, no obstante ha-
Earse un POGO af6nlco, fue muy aplau--
dido y demoStr6 que es txnblen I'm buem
actor
FL excelente bajo Rusconi, apIandidi
smo EN- Il aria de la cdIunth'd, fli6 nrtly
celebrado toda la noche
FL baJ0 caricato seiior BDrdogni, qlres
hizo anoche su debut, gust0 much0 fule,
lnIy eetcbrado y aptaudido.
Iliz0 Un Don Burt0Io deliciOso.
Muy bien la Seilorl Trotta Y ei seilor'
Domenmhettl en slts episodicos papef~s-
Y PuccettI el notabiIisimo Maestro,
immense en- la direccijp Y D{Iy bien Sc
cundado-
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--e@(%b%1----
Don Angel SAM
e&t%,%e

Aver saludamos en esta capital nues-
tro b,ren amigo don Angel SAM, qulen
vino acompanando a su distingnida Sc
nora LA hiia del Caribc. " FL senior
SAM es un bizarre luchador por el pro
greso del pals y de la cultura en- general
so del pals y de la cuitura general.
Reciba nuestr0 saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

Aver tar1e, en- la paratla 4, callc de
San Agustin, sc envenen0 tomandOse una
dosis de laudano, Julia Fernandez.
Conducida al cuart0 de Socorros, flle
asistida de primera intenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

-A1lochc Sc repitio un ballo in mascherao
que fu6 para Ia distingHida tiple drama
tica sonora de Revers, para la gentlfi--
Sima contraifo Amalia Colombo, la selia
rita Vaccari, y los senores D'Octavr =
Barettin, un nuevo exito.
Los programas anunciaban la seTfora
Regina Alvarez, pero no canto la nota-
bic artista que, por 10 visto, Sc iRdispusU
otra vez.
La s,lstitlyo la sllgestiva Amata CO.
fombO que aicanZo un gran trlunfo. Las
iistlnguida ntezzo- soprano esta muy edR
tipo, o melor dicho; caraeterlz0 navy efe1a
la adlvinadora y en- FL breve tempo qles
permanece Ell escena ell eXtrano peTsa-~
maze, dela ei convenclmiento de que te-
nemos ante Ia vista una artIsta de Hserf-
to, de facuItades Y de talento.
Domingo oROZC0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

A seguir las cosas asi, las autorida-
des tendran que tonlar medidas urgen-
les castigandO rigurosamente esa ella
Sc de dehtOs que traen dentro la ac-
ci0n del C6digo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

En- Puerta de TERRA, parada 8, en-
la residencia conocida por "Aploma-
da'', imtent0 envenarse Camilla Ster-
ward Interrogada por los vecinos ma
nifest6 que estaba cansada de la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19

Los suicides de aver

Anoche, en cl sitio denominado la
" Chor1era" sc intoXic0 con cebadillla
,Duana Pagan, conOcida por Anvelo "
81, estado en- Ia maIlana he hoy gra
grave. Se ignora los motiVos de tan
eXtrema resolncion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
En- San Juan

llmos tenido I'd gtD,tJ t- saludar en-
t,sta cTldad cl reputlad0 comerciante
de Manati, senor E'sa,@o
Bien yenidO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
& DR., Rafael Cesteros

Este notable medico, amigo nuestro,
Sc encunntra enfermo de sllma grave
dad. La asrstencia medica esta encon-
mendada ii todos los compaIleros del
distinguido enfermo. que carinosamcn-
te lo yisitan he crlidan con asiduidad
La opinion faclhtativa es aIentadora
porto q. respeota al desenlace, pues con
fla en que las errergias del enfermo tri-
unitarian al fin.
NoSotrOs, asi 10 deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Domingo oROZC0
E:NFERMO

Nuestro disfinguido amigo el notable
lefrad0 seTior Ortiz Anton, Sc ea1E;sierss-
ira enferm0 de alg1n cuidado.
Deseamos a1 mas prcnta mejoria-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12

twenty little children yesterday after
noon to celebrate the sixth birthday
OF her small daughter Helen May.
Mrs. Porter was assisted in entertain
ing the little people by Mrs. Fred c.
Dern and Mrs. Jay Gilmer. Supper
was served from six small tables in
the dining room and were beautifully
decorated In honor of the occasion
with birthday cakes and candles, and
everything dear to the child heart
Games and music were the amuse-
ments of the afternoon, and each
child received a pretty souvenir.
X X
The Y. P. c. q. will hold a social
Friday evening in the parlors of the
First Presbyterian church, when
delightful program will be presented.
The Bush Troubadours have kindly
volunteered their services and will
give instrumental and vocal selec-
TONS
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's league Monday afternoon at
2:30 in Unity hall, when Dr., Kathe-
rine Eager will speak on City Santa
ton"
y x
The Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Crouch,
who have been the guests of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Annie Adams Kis-
kadden, left last evening for Bozeman,
Mont, the headquarters of Mr..
Crouch, who is general supervisor of
the Yellowstone division of the NJ. E.
church Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Adams,
who were also house guests of Mrs
Kiskadden during the visit of her
daughter, Maude Adams, left Tuesday
for their home in Rigby, Ida.
x x
Judge and Mrs. Fred A Maynard
left Tuesday for New York. where
they will visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Gordon Ireland.
Miss Anna Tinsman is again at
home in her apartments in the Emery
flats, after a two months visit with
friends In Los Angeles and at the
beaches.
G. w. Lambourne left Tuesday for
New York and later will go to Glen
dale, O., where his daughter, Miss
Ruby Lambourne, is attending school
He will return home with her and her
schoolmate, Miss Carla Lang, who will
be a guest for some weeks at the
Lambourne home.
x
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Sharman Will
have for their guests today Mr. and
Mrs Ferdinand Bell, the parents of
Mrs. Sharman, who have spent the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
University Notes

At the meeting of the senior class
yesterday afternoon final arrange
ments were made for the class day,
Tuesday, June Z. The program, as
arranged by the class, is: Miners
song, Robert Goodwin, Lester Black
ner, c. Gansl and Clifford Wilson
class history, George Roberts; orig
inal music, Erma Pendelton and Ella
nor Prout; class poem, Laura Card
ner: music from the needles, c. l.
Stoddard and Clifford Ashby; class
prophecies, Millicent Lyons; class ora
ton, Fred Worlton; medley, sixteen
girls of the class.
A committee, consisting of George
Roberts, William Shields, Clifford
Ashby and Nora Sheckel, was ap-
pointed to select some memento
which the class could leave to the
school. A committee, consisting of
Frank Becraft and Laura Gardner,
was appointed to draw up plans for a
permanent organization of the class.
These committees will report at the
next meeting.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
High School Notes

The botany department of the High
school, under the direction of Profess
sor A. o. Garrett, is making prepare
tons for an outing into Emigration
canyon Saturday, May 81. This is for
the purpose of nature study, and es-
pecialIy to collect some of the less
common ferns and moses. This trip
was first thought of at the beginning
of this semester, but owing to the
short time in which to finish the school
work, it was thought that it could not
be taken this year. The classes have
been putting in extra time, and have
nearly completed the required amount
of work. Professor Garrett is very
much in favor of having his classes do
field work, and is confident that much
more can be accomplished in field
work than in the inadequate labora-
tory in the science building, and, TX
possible, will make a trip into Big
Cottonwood canyon before the end OF
the school year. Next year he will
combine the field work with the regu-
lar course, and will require his pupils
to make a number of excursions before
he will give them a full credit. A
number of the girls of the domestic
science department will furnish the
eatables for the day.
Friday afternoon at 2:SO o'clock the
oratorical contest for the Stevens
medal will be held in the gymnasium
assembly. Each period will be cut
short ten minutes in order TO give the
contestants ample time TO finish their
speeches.
The class in astronomy is making
preparations for comet" party, to
be held next Friday night.
The eighth graders of the Oouirri,
school were visitors at the High school
yesterday afternoon, and were enter
tanned on the south lawn with an ex-
hibition drill by company A
During the first period yesterday
morning, the monthly book inspection
was held. A student must have an
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
1T SLUGS HARD
Coffee a Sure and Powerful Bruiser

Let your coffee slave be denied his
cup at its appointed timei Headache
sick stomach-fatigue like unto death
l know it all in myself, and have seen
it in others. Strange that thinking,
reasoning beings will persist in its
USE" says Topeka, Kansas, man.
He says further that he did not be-
gin drinking coffee until after he was
twenty years old, and that slowly 1t
began to poison him. and affect his
hearing through his nervous system.
Finally, 1 quit coffee and the condi-
lions slowly disappeared, but one cold
morning the smell of my wife's coffee
was too much for me and l took a cup.
ance, tearing down brain and nerves
by the daily dose of the nefarious con-
cnctiOn-
Later. I found my breath coming
hard and frequent fits of nausea, and
then 1 was taken down with bilious
fever.
quit coffee for good and went back to
Postum. at once began to gain and
have had no returns of my bilious
symptoms, headache, dizziness. or ver-
tigo. ~ -,
and added weight, where before there
was invalidism, the blues, and a skele-
ton-iike condition of the body
My brother quit coffee because Of
it's effect on his health and now uses
Postum He could not stand the nerv-
Gus strain while using coffee, but keeps
well on Postum.
Miss F.. I know personally, was in
capable of doing a days work while
she was using coffee. She quit 1t and
took up Postum and is now well and
has perfectly steady nerves"
Read the little book, The Road to
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a Rea-
SON."
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest
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INTEMATI0M OF BRANDEIS
CALLS FORTH STATEMENT
Continued From Page One. J

the appointment. although such act
might entail a personal sacrifice"
Two or three days later, Mr.. Piles
said, he received a message from Mr.
Ballinger announcing his acceptance
because of the urgency of the Presi-
dent.
These are the facts. the absolute
facts. and they would be verified by
Mr.. Roosevelt under OATH" asserted the
senator.
In respect to the appointment OF Mr..
Ballinger as secretary by President
Taft. Mr.. Piles said 1t was through
the newspapers he had received his
first intimation that such appointment
might be made.
Il subsequently saw Judge Balm
ger" he said, "and 1 asked him II he
desired the appointment. He replied
he did not, explaining that he hoped
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John R. Hokanson and Eva Hank
ness, Salt Lake.
Raymond Elvin Carmine, Boise; Ber-
tina E McNeilley, Norton, Kan.
Andrew H yelling and Rosalie L.
HenSe, Salt Lake.
John Herlihy and Mary Ann Herifhy,
Salt Lake.
James F. Harris and Lottie 3. Phil
lips. Kaysville-
Elroy F. Ludlow and Nellie A. God
dard, Salt Lake.
John Monahan and Minnie Hicks,
San Francisco
Frank Kelley and Nellie Walker, Og-
den
darich, Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12

medals at the resort
The university girls have arranged
for an open day the coming Thursday
at o'clock, at which time they will
give an exhibition of the work thet
have done in the gymnasium. The
exhibition will be given in the mems
gymnasium and will be foil owed by a
dance The program Cor the day is:
Swedish body building by all of the
classes. Indian club drill by the sec
ond-year girls. A series of social
dancing steps by the girls OF the nor
NAL school, dainty steps and dancing
Topsy by the girls of the normal
school, Hungarian, German and Swed-
ish folk dance by the girls of the nor
NAL school and the freshmel girls;
Spanish and French folk dance by the
freshmen girls, medley by the second
year girls, parallel bar exercises by
the girls Of the second-year class;
spring dance, three girls; VIII %
Wisp by seven girls; indoor baseball,
by the girls Of the physical education
class The public is invited.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
Interpretations

An amendment to the articles of the
Utah Copper company was filed in the
office of the secretary Of state yester-
day, showing an increase in the capt.
talization from s7,500,00 to $780,
600. Charles MacNeill is president,
and Spencer Penrose is secretary Of
the company. The secretary of state
received $4,375 from the mining COM
pany as its fee to the state for fling
the amendment
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12

his friend, Mr.. Garfield, would be re-
appointed Subsequently I heard dr
Ballinger was to be called into the
cabinet. but when I spoke to my col
league. Senator Jones. on the subject,
I found he had not been consulted any
more than 1 had been We came to
the conclusion the selection of a cab
met officer was a family matter with
the President and no concern of ours.
was much gratified that one Of whom
1 thought so highly was to be given
so high a position, and 1 am still graft
fled over his appointment"
Mr.. Piles concluded with the state
ment the President himself would verify
all he (Mr. Piles) had said
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

g TODAY'S EVENTS. (
g Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. ouigley (
@ entertain this evening at dinner (
g at their home in East Third (
g South street.
g X x
9 Mrs. George D. Keyser will en- (
g terrain today at luncheon in {
@ honor of Mrs. Aaron Keyser.
g Mrs. c. Z. Ricahrds enter {
@ tains informally this afternoon
g with few tables of bridge
g Mrs. NJ. T. Bailey will enter (
g tain few friends this after
g noon at cards at the home of
g her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Post. {
g x X X
g Spirit of Liberty chapter,
" Daughters Of the American Rev &
g olution, will hold the last meet .
g ing of the year this afternoon at 6
g the home of Mrs L. u. Hiskey, e
@ 955 East Second South street It G
g will be a business meeting, and 6
@ the election of officers for the 9
@ coming year will be held. e
@ The Opal Five Hundred club G
g will be entered this afternoon by g
@ Mrs w. W. Harvey ard Mrs. F. {:
g W. Meakin at the home OF the G
9 latter, 1917 Second avenue. g
g The history section of the La Z:
g dies Literary club will meet G
9 this morning at 1918 in the 6
e club house. Mrs. A. H. Boxrud g
8 will read the paper OF the morn g
. ing. 6
6 Mr. and Mrs. z. 3. Heisler will g
e entertain this evening at their Q
g home, 364 Catherine street, at a 6
g comet party, the guests assem- 9
g bling at midnight, with break 6
g fast to be served in the early g
g morning. 6
9, o o o @ o o 9 % @@~%@~%@ $:
To meet her daughter Mrs Harry
c. Cav, Mrs. Clarence z. Allen has
issued invitations for an afternoon tea
Monday. May 16, at her home, 929
First avenue. from to o'clock.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Feyser en-
tertained very pleasantly last evening
at their home, when nine tables of
bridge were filed with players. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
spring flowers and foliage, and a de-
evening was spent At each
of the nine tables. handsome prizes in
the form OF small silver pencils We're
presented.
Mrs. Sam s. Porter entertained
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12
CONFIRMED BY GARFIELD.

Cleveland, May 11NJames 9. Gar
field said tonight the circumstances in
connection with the appointment OF
Secretary BallinEer as commissioner OF
the general land office as related in
the Senate today by Senator Piles OF
Washington were substantially cor
rect.
at is true" said Mr.. Garfield, 81
recommended the appointment OF Mr..
BalIinger to Mr.. Roosevelt. My recon-
mendation was known and there never
was any secret connected with IL. AS
far as any events that have since trans
pired are concerned, 1 cannot say any
thing nor do 1 caro- to discuss them in
any way.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-12

Professor George A. Eaton, princi-
pal of the Salt Lake High school, will
address of university students at
chapel Friday. The largest attend
ance of the year is looked for, since
a number of the old High school stu
dents have not heard the GEAR" talk
since they left the school.