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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-26
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received up tc
a. M, July 9th, for excavating and
building cellar wall
Excavation will 7x24x30 feet, wall
l 1-2xSx24x30 Of stone, or 1xSx24x30
concrete.
We reserve the right to reject all
bids.
OSCAR H. WILL & co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-26
.nET1lNGFR GETS
$4,000 FOR WOOL

Hettinger, N. D.. July 25.-The wool
clip for the territory tributary to Het.
finger was sold today to Durpee &
Meadows Of Boston, and as a result
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-26
FLASHER. FARMER
LOST 5 HORSES

Flasher, N. D., July 25.-During tho
thunder storm Monday afternoon Her.
man Fay had the misfortune of los.
ing his horses by lightning, eight
head in all. This was a hard blow
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-26

THE PLACE TO BUY
Ground feed, oats, corn, bran,
shorts and poultry supplies at Wills
seed Store-Advt.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-26

Try Tribune Want Columns.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
ADMIRALTY.
James Chandler. ct al, VS.. steamer
John w. Love"

James Chandler, ct al, VS.. steamer
"John w. Love-"
Whereas. a libel has been filed in
the District Court of the United
States. for the Western District of
Kentucky, at Paducah, on January
26, 1910, by James Chandler, ct al,
vs.. steamer John w. Love" her
engines. tackle. apparel. furniture,
ETC., and owner thereof, alleging in
substance that the said steamer
John w. Love" was afioat in the
Ohio river, in the ice without any
one aboard and was drifting with the
ice. and they, at the risk of their
lives. overlook said vessel and
brought her safely to shore, saving
her from utter destruction; that for
said services, etc, they are entitled
to recover the sum OF seven hundred
and ten dollars ($710.00), and that
same has never been paid and they
pray process against said steame'
John w. Love-" that same may bi
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

condemned and sold to pay said
claim with costs and expenses.
Now. therefore, in pursuance TO
the monition under the seal of said
Court to me directed. do hereby
give public notice to all persons
claiming said steamer "John W.
Love-" or in any way interested
therein, that they be and appear be-
fore the District Court of the United
States in the city of Paducah. Ky.
on or before the 7th day of March,
1910, at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day,
then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in
that behalf.
GEO. w. LONG, U. s. NJ. W. D. X.
By Elwood Neel, Deputy.
Bagby & Martin, Proctors for Ii
bellant.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

The vaudeville bin for the last
three days OF this week az the Star.
promises TO be even better than the
first half OF the week, which was in
deed a fine bill
As a head-liner Mr.. Desberger viii
present the Lewis Trio" who give a
comedy playlet. Mr. ]. c. LOWS Is a
well-known actor and was the origi-
nal Isl Plunkett." In the play OF that
name. No doubt many Paduoah peo-
pie will favorab,y remember him and
Will be glad TO have a chance to SEQ
him in vaudeville. Ills daughter. Miss
Lewis. who Is hut a child, Is claimed
by the managers Of the Great Hod-
kins circuit as a real wonder.
Claus and RadcNn do a very strong
singing and dancing act. introducing
comedy songs and eccentric dancing,
which always pleases.
II Is claimed for "The Great Jack
SON that he is the acme OF perfec-
ton in his thrilMng and marvellous
achievements. considered Impossible
by the gratest living contoruonists.
Also that he Is the most sensational
aerial artist before the pubic. known
as the man without bones, an act OF
high order which never fails to
please.
A bloraph moving picture and a
Pathe comedy photograph will also be
TWO good numbers. and an illustrated
song. sung by popular Frank Long.
The admission will continue at 10
cents; children ) cents. Perform
ances, afternoon at 2:3O and $3.50.
and night at 1850 and 800, except
saturday night when three shows
will be given.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
prttr Romnncc Hns pIaIn Ending.

Louisville. Ky. Feb. 1O.-When
Minnie Burns, OF this city. placed a
brief note In the pocket OF a blouse
she was making FOR Uncle sam. ask
ing the finder 70 write to her. she did
not anticipate a marriage. desertlon
and divorce suit. yet these followed
In turn, the end coming yesterday
when she was granted a divorce from
John C HOssfclk
Hossfeld was a soldier IN Manila
The blouse made By Miss Burns fell
TO him and he found the note and
wrote 20 her A correspondence fol
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
BASEBALL
FANS AND PLAYERS BEGIN To
TH-AW OUT.
Illinois Central Team Iine-Up Al
ready Selected - Basket
bah.

Warm weather has thawed out the
baseball players, and they are perch
ed in the sun discussing plans for the
coming season. Pitcher Pat Runyan,
who received several offers TO play
league ball, has decided to remain in
Paducah next season, and not devote
an of his time TO baseball. A num-
Der of the Illinois Central employees
have agreed on the lineup of a
team that may make any city team
get up and move. The proposed
lineup Is: Eddie Brahic, catcher;
Runyan, Elliott and Holich, pitchers;
Fl. Mercer. 1b; Davis, 2b; Keegan,
Sb; Carroll SIS; Harper, Dixon. X.
Mercer and Danaher. outfelders.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
Not Dangerous.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 1O.--Prof.
W. j. Hussey, astronomer OF the Uni
vers.ty OF Michigan, ridiculed the
idea that any danger TO life might
result when the earth passes through
the tail OF Halley's comet.
"All comets are OF the same chemi-
cal nature" said Professor Hussey.
The earth has passed through
comets before and no bad effects
have been felt. The comet Is IA
Doe 900 miles away and the gas from
il will not be sufficient to produce
any noticeable effect Il will be like
adding one molecule OF gas TO a large
room. There cannot be any possible
danger even 10 an insect. You will
find so times more Of the same gas In
any chemical laboratory"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
THE LEGISLATURE
CONTINUED from Page One.)

eral assembly. embracing the recon-
mendations of the tax and advisory
commissions appointed by Governor
Wilson hast year to investigate con-
ditions and offer some remedy for
the present unequal and rulnous tax
laws of Kentucky. The advocates of
the measure and friends OF tax re-
form are yet hopeful that the bin be
favorably acted upon by the commit
tee having Il under consideration,
which Is composed OF Representatives
w. V. Perry, chairman; S. d. Hines.
IS. NJ. Russell, NJ. F. Pegue. j. +.
Porter, 5. G.. Clay, o. II. Brooks. ].
C. Pirtle and L. A. Weber. Chair
man Perry Is one OF those who favor
the bill.
The business men OF the state are
solidly behind the movement for
revision OF the tax system, and
through their commercial organiza-
tons have petitioned the legislature
TO authorize the submission OF the
constitutional amendment Support
Is true Of the country people. who.
under the present astiquated system.
pay more than their share OF the pub
lie burden. The same measure be-
fore the senate Is ready for passage
having been fayorably reported by
the committee.
To Visit Confederate Home.
The house committee on COnfeder-
ate Home will visit the institution az
Pewee Valley In the course of the
next few days, and then submit Its
report on the Richardson bill. making
an appropriation for needed I'M
provements. The author Of the bill.
Representative J. F. Richardson, OF
Muhlenberg county, Is chairman OF
the committee. He Is a gallant vet
|eran OF the Lost Cause" having lost
an arm in the service.
For Education.
Kentucky wiz take no backward
steps In the great educational move
ment in progress within its boundar-
les Il money will keep up the inter
est. The house committee on the
State University and Eastern and
Western Normal schools yesterday re
ported favorably a bin that will pro-
vide an appropriation OF $50. 600 for
the University and SIS. 900 each for
the Normal schools. Particularly In
terested in securing these appropria-
tions are Representatives Ben G. Nc
vean, of Covington;. ]. w. Turner, OF
Paintsville; l.. B. Herrington. Of
Richmond; Sam Hines, OF Bowling
Green, in the house, and Senators
Claude Thomas. OF Paris; ]. j. Wat
luins, of Sturgis; B. NJ. Arnett OF
Ncholasville; 7. A. Combs, OF Lex
iDgtOn. and A. r. Burnam. OF Rich
mond. "a
The bin was introduced by Repre-
sentative Harrington and is being
pushed in the house by his associates
on the committee. The original bill
provided that the Eastern Kentucky
Normal school was to get but sl5,-
900 and the Western Normal school
SIS 900, but this arrangement was
not satisfactory to the Herrington-
McVean- Turner combination and they
had the appropriation raised to S75,-
900.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
Must PLAY Clean Rail.

At the meeting of the ofiiciais Of
the city basketball league last night
II was decided that clean basketball
must be played. Realizing that a
cleaner game must be played the Off
GERS sanctioned the purchase of a
wholesale supply of rule books for
the players to refresh their memOr-
les. Will LydOn and Harry Kelley
were selected as referee and umpire
for the remainder Of the season.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
COMET MAY
KILL ALL LIFE
~
BASED on REPORT OF AsTRoNof
MERs As TO GAS. M 4
idea Ridiculcd by Professor Hussey
Astronomer Of the University OF
Michigan.
OF PROFESSOR BOOTH

Berkeley, Cal, Feb. 1O.-Prof. Ed
win Booth. Of the department OF
chemistry az the University Of Cali
fornia. said that Il astronomers are
correct IN their estimate of the
amount OF cyanogen gas in the TAN OF
Halley's comet there may be n chance
Of the determination of all animal
life on this earth. Some astronomers
predict that the comets tail will en-
velope the earth for a short time.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
News of Theatres

Successes in the repertoire field
are few and far between. in fact the
recognized attractions OF this class
can be counted on the fingers OF a
single hand. Among the foremost of
these organizations. and perhaps the
one that has gained the greatest tri-
umphs Is the Latimore and Leigh
Stock company which IL in lis sixth
year OF success. The engagement Of
this company at the Kentucky theater
Is for one week, starting Monday.
February Il.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

lowed. lie was granted a furlough
and he FASTENED here. They were
married ON August 3. 1906, and on
september IL following he deserted
her. She heard ne returned 10 the
Philippines she never heard from
HIM after the descT;ion. she was
ganted a divorce.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

"ls u 20 that you used 20 call regu-
iarly on that girig' eyes: she al
ways sang a song TO mo that I loved
why didn't you marry hcrg" II
found that I could buy the song for
80 cents. Tho Circle
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
Don't Wear a Truss

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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

Exporting the sofa beans OF Man.
churia in the raw state TO England Is
profitable to grower and exporter
The Mitsui company, of Japan. made
s49s.OOO profit out of the exporting
end last year.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

Mas New Husband will he given
two performances at The Kentucky
Saturday February 12, afternoon and
evolng, by clever company OF sing
ing farceur under the management Of
the Harry Scott company. The music
and song hits OF the pleco have
proved popular and catchy.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

One isn't necessarily a brick be-
cause he Is made of clay.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10
HoaRsE COUGHS, sTUFFY COLDS

pain in chest and sore lungs, are
symptoms that quickly develop into a
dangerous Illness II the cold is not
cured Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the cough, heals and eases the con-
gested parts. and brings quick relief.
-Gilbert's Drug Store.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-10

Anyway. a square meal is as
broad as it is long
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
Notas Municipa|es

I'll seiior America SalaS alcalde inte-
rino de esta ciudad. ha publicado la In
0rmaci0n sigulente:
\ fin de que ei vecindario pueda sa-
tisfacer el sentimiento piadoso con mo-
two de Ia Conmem0raci0n de los difun-
tos. he resuelto autOriZar los actos que
suelen celebrarse en- ell Cementrio de es-
ia ciudad Ell el de Santurce ell dia 10.
de Noviembre proXimo hasta las selS de
su tarde y en- la rnanana del dla : mo Ge
biendo olvidarse, por la piadOsa cOst,lm-
bre, las exigenciaS sanitarlaS que no per
miten que sean retirados de los Cemente-
rios los objetos que Sc lleven los msmos
para alderman las tumbas, sin que Sc so
metan 4 la deSinfecci0n correspondence,
la cual Sc verificara al dia sigulente de
ocho 4 once de la manana, por los Desln-
ectadores mumicipales, con asistencia del
senior Inspector de Sanidad y Beneficen-
cia de San Juan y el senOr Sub-inspectOr
de Sanidad y Benefieencia de Santurce
que estaran en- uno Otro Cementerio
para ese Objeto.
Las alf0mbras, adornos de tela y de-
mas efectos que no sean susceptibles de
desinfecciorl Seran destruidos pOr ell
fuego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14

E| drama de Lola
LO QUE DECLARA LA
SRA. DE BONELL
UN RECONOCIMIENTO JUDICIAL

Ampliando Ell informe de aver, respec-
to al hecho ocurrido en- dicho pueblo, en-
la noche del ~ de los corrientes, sc ha
lcomunicadO que, Ell dicha noche, Sc owe
ron grltos Gle una sonora que pedia auxi-
llo y Seguldamente, variOs disparos de
armd de tuego, pOr cuyO motive el iefe
de aquel distrito corri0 la calle, vien-
do que la sonora del doctor BonelI, Ma
ria Luisa Pinero, corria en- direction al
cuartel de Policia Y que ell doctor Pa
bio NJ. Bonell luchaba con ell policfa
Nestor Beyley, No. 260, portando un re
volver con el que, seglln manifestations
Idel guardia, le habia disparado dos I'll
ros d Su sonora y un tiro el, cuandO
trataba de arrestarle. Inmediatamente
fue arreStado el referido doctor. Ell DO
llcia Bcyley al verse atacado hizO uso dc
su revolver para defenderse hiri6 ell
un brazo al senior Bonell FL jefe de
idlstrito, en- union del Juez de paz, pro-
NNul' ocupoi NdiioS llqIiuOS pttSluldS
que, Segln declaration de la seIora, ell
doctor trataba de hacerle tomar FL fs-
Zeal del distrito ha sido notifcado de este
hecho ell juez de paz instruye las pri-
meras diligencaS del caso.
Sc hacen concentrates acerca de pstr
|emocionante suceso, que ha despertado
la atenci6n pdblica, por tratarse dc una
persona que goza de reputation en- aque-
lla lOcalidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14

das y pueriles prOtestas, para desfo-
gar odios atavicos rencorosas ruinda-
des.
Los favOres Sc Olvidan, las pretendi-
das Ofensas, no. Haee dos dias han cc-
lebrado todos los pueblos de Ameri-
ca, los Estados Unidos tambien, la fe-
cha glOriOsisima del descubrimiento.
Esa fecha de la magnanima civiliza-
dora de m continente, ha pasado aqui
en- sibenciO, en- ell mayor silencio, para
conmemorar al Otro dia, entire insult0s
e injurias para la autora de la magma
epopeya, ell fusIamiento DE Ferrer :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
Foster ', Brown


En- nuestra edici6n de aver escribi-
mos por error que habia regresado de
los Estados Unidos, el attorney gene
raj Mr.. HOyt, Ell vez de Mr.. Foster Y.
Brown, d quien presentamos nuestros
saludos esta ma1lana en- su departamen
to.
Mr.. Brown, viene muy repuesto de
su viaje. Durante ell tempo que perma
neci6 en- ell Norte, celebr6 interesantes
conferencias con diputadoS Y senadores,
amigos suyos, y Sc muestra muy Opti-
mista acerca del "Status' de Puerto
Rico Rciteramos al honorable attor
ney nuestrO saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
On case impossible
UN PUEBLO TRANQUILO

Ell corresponsal de Maunabo, trasmE~
te una noticia, que parece realmente aM.
case impossible. En- las actuales cir
cunstancias, apenas puede darse cresii-
to a 10 que afirma el corresponsal. No
sotros con las naturales reservas pubIi-
camos dicha noticia a fin de que no ssA
enteren los oraderes de barrilito, pues;
de 10 contrario van Hover discusses q.
granel en- Maunabo.
Ahora la sensational nOticia.
''Solo faltan % dias, a contar esta
fecha, para ell dia de las elecciones v
nj un pequefo meeting Sc ha llevadc,
a efecto en- esta poblaci6n. Bien es YER
dad que no tememos al adversario, Pc
TO no obstallte hace falta levantar el es-
pirltu de las huestes unionistas pre-
pararfas para el de Noviembre.'
Trasladamos la noticia d Ia seflors:.
Capetillo ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
PoT los meOdigos 6
Octubre Is.

Los Hons. Gobernador y ComiSionado
del Interior, han concedido a la Junta
de Damas de la Protectora de Mendigos
terras suticienteS para construir un
elegante kosko en- Puerta lie TERRA, que
servira para preparar y distribuir los
diarioS alimentos de los pobres.
FL editicio Sc hara prOnto. tendra for
ma artistica c6moda, estan hechOs va
los pianos por Il iugeniero municipal.
La ,Junta de DamaS agradece la coope-
raci0n generosa que en- este asunto han
tendo ell gobierno Y el municipio de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
CODSgjjo Executive

En- la session de aver Sc apro5aron los
pagos siguientes.
Carlos Clausells, $717O9; T. L. Hus-
ton Co., 3,55S.12; L. Custom Co.
,1,213.l4; Jose Rovira, 1870.
Dichos pagos son por trabajos hechos
en- las obras de Riego de Guayama. Ell
Comisionado del Interior Mr.. Wilson,
solicit6 authorization para emplear a los
senores que continuation publicamos,
en- las obras del Riego de Guayama
E. G. Davis, ingeniero, de division, con
2,700 dollars anuales; E. w. Atkins,
l 900; Robert E. Cullen, 1900; Ray L.
Lockwood, 1900; L. w. Squire, 85 do
llars por mes.
Sc aprobaron franquicias para Fa-
jardo Development Company y Sostenes
Behn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
En- d teatro A|biiSu

fuis Ballester, el aplandido tenor.
comico de la oompania Guell, ha hechea
su presentation ante ell pGblico habs-
nero, en 81 teatro Albisu, con la zar-
zlEela 'El m6todo Gorritz''.
BaIlester, ha gnstado mucho Y asE
Sc 10 demostr6 ei pubIico aplaudiendo-
le mplidamente.
Ell simpatico tenor c0mico es un nQ.-
Vo elemento valioso con que cuenta ahce
ra la compania de Pura Maytinez, Ia s..
ladlsima tip}e flamenco que tiene tan,
tos adIniradores en Ia Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
Los favOres Sc o|vidan

De Bayam0n, nos remlben una hoJa
suelta que circul6 ALI, selorlta por una
c0misi0n an0nima.
Sc trata de un torpe hbelo, de I'm
innoble pasquin. Jnvitaha a la celebra
ci6n de un mitin la meroria de Fran
cisco Ferrer. 81 hemoa de tener Ell
cupnta la gente Que asisti0 en- San Juan.
al mitin que con 81 mismo obJeto ce-
lebraron en- la plaza de Baldorioty, los
pxplotadores del obrerismo, no es dill
ell salvando las debidas tiistancias de
localidad de organization, calcular
cue al mitin de Bayamon, concurrrlan
10 que vulgarmente suele ieclrse, cua-
tro gatoS
No nos ocupariamos ZEN otras circuns
tancias de poner ell mas leve comenta-
vio al proceder del obrerismo maleante
en- Bayam0n otraS }ocaiidades, pero
en- periodic electoral la cosa Gambia de
eSpecie.
Sabido as como 81 las 9omponen al
gunos Suietos para reunlr 10 que elloS
llaman fondos para la campana, y sin
duda tiene alguna relaci0n con este el
hecho inaudito de que Sc oretenda po-
ner Il salyo ciertos e3panoles de das
iniurias contenidaa contra 81 patrla en-
la extra1a invitaci6n al :el;tin pro-F'e-
rrer.
Claro esta el pr0p54lto, y Dien Sc adj
vina la intenci6n egoista de los mengua-
dos autores del libelo Qua circilio en-
Bayam0n
Sc insulta Sc injuria j 1apana, con
la expression mas &oez, con eI rencor mas
ruin. con la mas coharde mpunidad
Sc pide Sc mendiga, sc pordiosea el
dnerO de los espanoles que aqui yluen,
V que sea cual sea Ia opinion politlca
cue sustenten. han de caStigar, va que
no como en el romanUerO, e1 las sagra-
das mejillas de la Madre la sacrllega bo-
fetada, ID intenci0n con que Sc lanzan
i los vientos de la Wlbic;dad iibelos
como el de Bayamon, y frases como
las de ciertos ocupantfa de Ia tribuna
roia en- la plaza de Baldorioty, anoche,
frases que obligaron al propio Santa,
90 Iglesias, a desautorizar publicamen-
te 4 los energImcno& Que las pronun-
ciaran.
Es de lamentar quc este succda, Y
que suceda precisamcnte al otro dla de
pedir los espaiiOloa Su dinerO para
la campana, 9 la vlspera de la colecta.
Por ESQ es que las frasas que aspiran
a ser conciliadoras, de cosas impOsibles,
que pretenden estab}eoer abSurdas Sc
paraciones entire los eaplnoles su pa
tria cuand0 a 'esta Sc Ia inJuria suenan
de un mOdo sospecho8o excitan el re-
cello nstintivo de que ocuiten perfida-
mente una intenci6n cgolsta.
La voz mas autOriZada dentro del mo
vniento societario, habI6 anOche di-
jo que el mitin no era contra la colo
MIA espanola, no EZRA contra los espa-
Qoles, sino contra el gobierno del Sc
nor Maura que fusil0 q Ferrer.
Olga 10 que quiera Santiago Iglesias,
eS 10 cierto que ALI sc insuIt6 Espa-
Tia y Sc iniuri0 los espanoles. Y sus
mismas palabras 10 atestiguan.
En- circunstancias como las actuales,
NADIA tiene de extraii0 q Sc hagan estas
manifestaciones, pero los agitadores
obreros deben prOcurar antes que rec
titicar los deSm ane; de unos cuantos
desbocados, restar Ia imprudente oca-
sion que Sc les brinda 4 eao6 aaaltantes
de la tribuna roja, en ostas t-asnocha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
GA(S)&~-
EI Cine Las Tres Bandieras

Los senores Portell, Garcia y Co, de-
scosos dc complacor al numcrOso publ
co que les favorece, no han omitido gas
tos, para presentar sensacionales peli-
culaS, y el martes daran conocer Ia
hermosa pelicula "The Merry Widow -
Q sea La Viuda Allegro - Ell mi6rco-
les, -'Dona Juana la Loca' y ell jueves
el Boxeo general complete"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14
DlSaiio at|0tiIcO de ni6oS ii
BOY SCOUTS VS.. ATENAS

Manana sabado, I'm team atleticc
de la tropa No. | de los Muchachos
Esuchas', de San Juan, prObara Sus
fuerzas con Ell "AtenaS" en- el Hip0drC
mo, recibiendo los que triunfen una &c
pa de Plata FL programa Sc compo-
ne de 10 siguien: 100 yardas, 220 var
das, milla, 2 milla, shot put, Bro
ad Jump, High jump, Pole Vault, Ba-
Sc Ball Throw, terminandose con un
Relay Race
Ambos teams han estado practican-
do durante varias semanas Y han he
cho muy buenos records en- dichaS prac
ticas. La entrada es de 10 centavos Y
gradas 25 centavos.
La Copa de Plata, ha sido regalada
pOr Mr.. II. +. Shaffer, Scout COmmis
soner. Y Sc esta exhibiendo en- la io-
yeria de Tinaud
Los que obtengan primer premio Sc
les dara medalla de plata los de Sc
gundo premio medallas de bronco V los
de tercer premiO cintas.
Todas las personals mteresadaS de
ben concurrir a este desafio, pues sli
presencia alentara a dichoS ninoS en- su
cometido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-14

DoD Gabriel Do|agaray

Este distinguido amigo mestro ha
llegado procedente de Espana, en- Ell
"Martin Saenz."
A 'esperarle han venido nuestros bue-
nos amigos de Toa Baja don Lorenzo
Dolagaray don Francisco Arrieta.
Para tOdOs maestro saludo afectuo-
so.