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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-01
Set Up Straw Man.

One of the stories circulated recently
was that Utah Copper people were MAX
ing extravagant offer for large blocks
of Nevada Consolidated stock in order to
carry through the consolidation, but that
the holders spurned their tainted money.
1t was said further that only two per
cent of Nevada Consolidated stockhold-
ers had consented to the consolidation
The fact that two per cent of the stock
holders might own close to 50 per cent
of the stock was ignored.
A Boston director of the Utah Copper
company says:
mo offer has been made to any one to
turn in his Nevada stock other than the
printed offer to all shareholders, and no
effort is being made by any official of
the Utah Copper company, or by any one
else acting for them, to get one share
turned in. and all statements to that eff
feet are false in every respect"
w. Hinckle Smith said to a representa-
tive of the Philadelphia News bureau
that neither he nor c. Hartman Kuhn has
received any offer, either directly or in
directly, from the officers of the Utah
Copper company for their Nevada stock,
other than the printed offer made to all
stockholders.
In reply to a Utah Copper stakeholder
who wrote to President G. NJ MacNeill
mildly criticising the Utah Copper Off
Gals for remaining silent under the at
lacks of Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. MacNeill says
in
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-01
Open Board.

Colorado Mining, 600 at SIC.
Columbus Consolidated, 200 at &c.
Iron Blossom, 60 at SSc, seller sixty
DAYS: 800 at see, buyer sixty days.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at soc; 100 at SIC;
500 at 54c buyer sixty days.
May Day, 500 at Size.
swansea. 500 at 324c.
Shares sold, zoe.
Value OF shares, 81, 40. %
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-01
NEVADA CON. MEN
YET SEE THINGS
Alleged Offers by Utah Copper
Are Denied by Both
Sides.

The vigorous opposition of President
Phillips and some other Nevada Consoli-
dated interests TO the proposed merging
of Nevada Consolidated with Utah Cop
per must be amusing TO the large inter-
ests of Utah Copper. who from the first
have been Indifferent as to whether Ne
vada Consolidated came in or stayed out
The offer to exchange Utah Copper
shares for Nevada Consolidated shares
upon the basis Of one share for "a
shares was made upon solicitation of
large holders of Nevada Consolidated,
principally the Guggenheims. 1t was left
entirely to individual stockholders to de-
termlne whether they wanted to make the
e1change-nO corporate action upon the
part OF Nevada Consolidated was asked
for or required. Something more than
$4,000 shares of Nevada Consolidated
stock was deposited for exchange as soon
as the offer was made.
II was then that President Phillips
rushed into print with columns of protest
and misleading statements attempting to
prove the great value of Nevada Consol-
idated and the relative wOrth1essness of
Utah Copper. Officials of the Utah Cop
per company were pictured as bloodthirs-
ty ogres who were sure to get the
good little boys of Nevada Consolidated
If they didn't keep their heads under the
covers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
ComuniCado
DE YABUCOA

Ha causado gran deseontento an estx.
localidad, y muy especialmente entire eR
elemento comercial la denuncia preseDta
da en- contra de Ia arraigaGa firma Men
dez HermanOs & Co, de esta plaza, pGr
un empleado de una casa de concrete des
la locaiidad
Ell denunciante, rompiendo los win
culos del companerismo Y asumiendo fa~-
cnltades propias mas bien de an invest
gadOr de Rentas fnternaS que de gln par
ticuEar, ha entablado gratuitamente ums%
denuncia en- contra de la referida EeE-
cantfl Mendez HermanoS & Co.
Dada la indole ilegalidad de la de-
nuncia el pnblicO ha fustlgado seveHa-
mente la actitud del citadO senior quieaao
con tai mitivo, Sc ma granJeado generates
t1ens1ras, pues semejantes proeeder ess&-
en- Dugna con las cOStumbres de los Ya--
bucoenos que siempre han dadO pr'retass
de lealtad franqueza.
I'm Vecs,sG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

OtraS cien Glen mas desde los balconies
de toda esta larga calle, alfomhraroh Ell
piso de flores y poblaron de sonoras pal
madas los aires.
A las seis La manifestation lego & la
plaza de Colon. Ali puedieron mis-
asombrados ojos contemplar un especta-
culo encantador. En- todas las azoteas,
balconies y aceras de las casas que circun-
dan La plaza, habia gente en- abigarrado
conjuntO.
Ell senior Diaz Navarro, subi6 la tri-
buna Y q nombre del seiior Munoz Rive
ra disolvi0 aquel imponente acto, invi-
tando a todos para ell meeting de Ia no
che,
Sc inici6 ell desfle. Aquello era 10 de
nunca acabar. Mas de 800 ginetes, mas
de 65 coches, varios automobiles, mas de
60 ciclistas y una ola interminable de al
mas a pie tardan en- desfilar, esquivando
trOpiezos Y empellones.
Desde la azotea del COnsistorio Sc con-
templaba un espectaculo de 10000 al
mas destilando jubilosas, llenas de entu-
siasmo, rehejando en- la placidez del sem
blante las perspectivas de la victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
De TEA TRIO
Ell DOCTOR RICHARDS

IIizo ell domingo su presentation ante
nuestro p1blico, y di6 anoche la segun
da function, haciendose aplaudir extra
ordinariamente
FL doctor Richards es un prestidi-
gitador habilisimo, v tambien Sc distin
que Ell las eXperiencias de telepatia que
ejecuta ayudado por su sonora.
Estos eXperImentos no son precisa-
mente una novedad, pero ell doctor Ri
chars los realiza con precision con gran
lucimientO.
FL espectaculo termina con el hume
ro sensational, titulado el tanque de
Neptune.
FL doctor Richards estuvo feliclsi-
mo en- todas las suertes que ejecut6, me
reciendo frecuentes aplausos.
FL espectaculo que Ofrece es muy en-
tretenido
Para esta noche y manana estan
anunciados las dos tlltimas funciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
%%(@l&e-
Sosthenes Behn

Entire los oradores que hablaron en- ell
mitin republican, celebrado en- la plaza
,ie Col1n, Ii. nsa'aente, fiGuraha tI dis
tlnguido "abaIlorc, amigo nuestro, Sos
themes Behn, que pronunci0 un magis-
trail discurso dentro el programa repu-
Glicano. Ell senor Behn fue eScuch4 to
con agrado, pues su oraci6n era algo uue-
vo Y dcsacostumbrado en- esa clase de mi
tins, donde los records Sc repiten con la
mentable frecuencia y las imitacioncs
DIR; mdticas son Ell pan nuestro de cada
dia FL discurSo de Mr. Behn ben me
rece una menci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
Aguas-Buenas

La polrtica esta en- todo su apogeo'
Unionistas y republicanos celebraron
aver mitines, los primeros an el barrlo
de "Caguitas y los republcanos, en-
'.Sumidero viendose en- ambos inmen
so pubIico. pero etendo mas n'meroso
ell grupo unionista. Nos sorprendlo el
hecho de que al mitin republican, hu-
biese acudjdo Ia policia no asl al umo
nista
Hablaron varios oradores de la loca-
lidad reinando orden complete. Aver
tambi6n tuvo efecto la aperture del
club unionistas el ctal esta instalado en-
la bonita casa que ACADIA de adquirlr
ell doctor Munoz Diaz, delegado la
camara. la que oedi6 grahFitamente pa
ia tai fin,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
In Habeas Corpus
en- ell Supreme

ESta maiana Sc VIC en- el tribunal
Supreme, un recurso de "Habeas Cor
pus'', interpuesto por Antonio Lebr6n
contra sentenoia de La Corte de distri-
to de Guayama Debr6n fue cOnvicto
de falsa representation y condenado
por dicha COrte En- ell actO de la ape
laci6n ell fiscal Rossy impugn6 el re
curse solicitando que la sentencia de
la Corte inferior sc aphcase en- todas
slls parties Sc desestimase ell recurso
de "Habeas Corpus"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
Ell MEETING POR LA NOCHE

Ante una concurrencia numerosisma
Sc celebr0 este.
Elementos distinguidos de esta socie
dad, de ambos sexos, del comercio extran
gero, contlnentales, prestigiosoS visitan-
les Y una compacta masa del pueblo
'unioniSta ocupaba la plaza de Colon.
Habl0 Ell primer termino el Lcdo. Cue
rra, quicn fut muy aplaudido. En- Sc
gundo tGrmino el abogado Massari, que
fut igualmente aplaudido. De los dis
cursos de 6stoS dos j6venes no OF paIabra.
Desdc el sitio que yo estaba no Sc ola
NADIA
Cuando Coll y Cuchi empez6 a hablar
game terren0 hacia la tribuna OF parte
de su elocuente discurso. Despues habl6
Herminio Dlaz, con la verbosidad elo-
cuencia de Siempre
Los fnaleS de sus parrafos eran inte-
rrlmnldoS por aplausos delirantes.
Entire una interminable ovaci0n SO pre-
sent0 don Luis Munoz Rivera en- la tri-
bund.
Su palabra s0bria, elegante, persuasi-
Va Slempre, Suave unas veces y apostro
fadOra otraS. vibr0 anochc dcsde la tri-
buna de la plaza de Colon, como un him
no a la libertad y q la patria. Las flo
res unloniStaS. no agOtadaS aun en- los
JardineS q" rSta ciudad, flegar0n en- lin
dos bouquets suS manoS Con elias
hizo derroche de imagens po6ticas para
la mujer puertorriquena, las ofreci0
a >llS pies dlcIendO: son para voSotras,
pOrQuc rSaS flores que me dais me las
dalS en n0mbre del ideal que defiendO,
Y eSe ideal es para bien de todos los puer-
torrlquenos; principaImcnte para voso-
traS, pOrQne el triunfO de este ideal ga
rantlza vueStra tranquilidad, la de vues-
troS e>po>0s Y hermanos Y mas aun el
porvenir de vuestr0s hijos."
No soy taqulgrafo, pero mas o menos,
Siempre mas elocuentes, dijo tales paia
bras.
Exalt6 la perSonalidad politica de Die
90 como uno de nupStrOS mas iluStreS 6
incansables luchadores. Su palabra sin
crru corCnG Ia frente del ilustre de Diego
con los mas gallardos encomiOS su ta-
lento y amor a su patria, slls incansa-
bleo brioS civicos. Il sus grandes ener-
gias su inteligencia NADIA comln que
Is orguilo de Puerto Rico.
De Diego vivamente emocionado ocupo
la tribuna. abrumado por las frases de
Munoz Rivera. y empezo 4 hablar repo-
Isadamente. Su voz apagada por la emo
ci0n prlmerO reposada v elevada luego,
| vibrante Y reSonante despueS, repercuti6
/ por espacio de dos hOras en- la plaza de
Colon como I'm cantO caSi divine que ba-
jara del cielo prender en- los corazo-
ueS la invisible llama del sentimiento pa
trl6tlco y del amor universal.
De Diego tuvo parrafos inspiradisi-
mos para la naci6n descubridora que
trajo a America su civilization, su re-
ligi6n Y sus costumbres
Su discu1So ante aquella magma
asamblea politica de anoche, fu6 uno
de los mas inspirados que lie he dido.
Con este grandioso brooke de diaman
te ternin6 la fiesta unionista, la mas
herqnosa que Sc ha verificado en- Maya
guez. despues del recibimiento hecho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
Aueva Profesora

Hemos tenido noticias de que la culta
y virtuosa joven Teresa Valero, hija del
antigua professor de mtISica don Alberto
Valero Zorrilla "a. e. d., ha sido con
tr&tAu4 por la .junta Escolar, de Ponce,
para ejercer como profesora graduada
en- esa ciudad. La senorita Nalero eS pa
II ,nta del DR.. Eduardo Nalero Lopez,
+ presentantc para Puerto Rico de Ia
. iIscuela Practica de Comercio' de Ma
drid, (Espaila) Enviamosle nuestra
felicitaci0n La senorita Valero y a su
primo el doctor Valero Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

Nos ha vlsltado el veterInario del go
hierno senor Vara, joven de gran cul-
tllra de tlato afable t'ue llamado
por las autoEadades de este pueblo para
practicar el reconocimiento de algunos
caballos por creersc cstuyieran. ataca-
dos de muetno En- ninguno reaccio-
no la maleina, quedando por tanto sus
duenos satisfeehos de tan buen I@sul-
tado. Vilnoss en- oierto flncionario de
policia &c este pueblo interes marcado
en- que fueSe sDcrifcado on eabaIlo pro
piedad d. cm respectable agricultor.
;Es esta Ia mission de Ia policla?
Nos pare@e que No, pues tsta la paga
al pueblo para garantir el orden y de
fender los .rtenese& de los ciudadanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
La coInpafiia Fuentes

La compania no ha llegado hoy
en- eel Philadelphia y.
Probaiblemente llegara zen ell correO
del 81
Sc aguarda con vivo interes dina com
pafiia de la que tenemOs los meJores IN
formes, pues tanto el senior F'uentes,
como la bellisima artista ArevalO, son
reputaciones consagradas en- los teatros
de Espa6a y de America.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

La iunta e8colar de este pueblo ha
dado IN bum ejemplo en- c descmpeno
de su sagrada mission creandO una ella
Sc de labores en- general, la cual sera
desempenada por una distinguida pro-
fesora DE la localidad. Adelante, que
asi es como se progresa dando facilida-
dcs 4 la generaci6n que Sc levanta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

& MuIioz Rivera, euaDdo Ia Aut0ne.
mia
Y para terminar: Ell mayor Orden rsl
no dslran4e el dia No hnbo mneraS e
los leaders republicanos No hubo im
slE1tos en- la tribuna. No hglbo ataaueS
perSOnales pOrque sc pr0pagaron y eaa3
batieron ideas
C0rrespomsGS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

Hemos ten1do el gusto de aaludar Il
distinglrdo amigo Arrived Swizer, di-
rector de la fabrica cigarros Martin
Covert Ca, 6e esta plaza el que re
gresa de Sl pals natal, Santa Cruz, don
de fue a pasar una temporada al lado
de sus famiiares. Viere con brlos pa
IA emprenGer de nuevo la tarea tan pc
nosa d 81 cargo.
CorreSpOnSG.
Aguas Buenas, 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11
NOTICIAS
Un VecSMG.

En Santurse, a Ia subida de la lg4e-
sia, ocurri0 el sabadO el siguiente he-
cho. Minntras oelebraba ell parflts'
unionista un meeting en- dicho sitlo, ="
mientras hacia uso de Ia palabra el se-
nor Dicz de Andino, arrojaron Una Pr
dra contra Ia tribuna, pero no Sc pa -
do averiguar el autor de tan vandah~
co actO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

En- ell barrio P16n'', de Vieques, fata
sorprendida INA .Iugada Il 10 prohibiatF
en- la casa de Jaime Rodriguez, dond.s2
fucron arrestadOs seis individuOs, BE-
cluso Rodriguez, ocupando barajas, ai
nero y una navaja punal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

FL sabado Sc rcgistraron dos cripae-
nes Ell Fajardo; ,lno en el barrio Esrla
iagua'', dande Santos Mendoza fae
asesinado por lnocencio Maldonad0s Y
el otro en- el barrio EEHatillo'', donsfe'
Timoteo izquierSio (a) Pepe, dio aRusr
tie Francisco AtHano, qlien dormia ell
SUI casa, al haoer varies disparos de Te~
voiver Izquitrt7o contra EvangetFsfas
Becerril. Los auS0res. de estoS crlEas~
nes han sndo arrtSta as{oS-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

En- ell bar1-io. Mosquitoes de Vie
qlles, fue herido de arqna de fuegs eE
individuo Alberto Corsino Sanchez, has
biendo este hecho ocurrido Ell un We
lorio que se ceIebraba en- Ia casa d.
Francisco Morales. Sc hacen las di-.
Egencias investigaciones del case pa
ra avcriguar los poranenores del frasho~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

En- Ia earretera de Cidrl, d las 'Cste
ees" apareci6 nqMertO Antonio Rivera,
despsres de investdgade el hechO, result
to haber nnuerto de rrpente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

En- eI meeting eelebrado en- la plaza
principal de Mayaguez, antche, relnoF
orlen cornp4efo, no huho que tacer
aI.resto algano; los leaders de los paf~
t1dos vigifaron tanbitn para Ell rnante-
nnmientO del orsien, oclEpandose de ver
quien estaba beodo para que no inss--
rr.rrnp7ese Ia paz reinante 'ramtlen.
EN- el campo no Sc reglStrd Incidenfe al
guno-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

Comunfcan de Ponce, qtse AibertNgs
Roman, fue declarado culpable de ases
sinato en- primer grado, el dia S de leSa
corrienteS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-11

Mayaguez, 10.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-01

ADV AGES
OF DAYTONA.
PLAN TO ADVERTISE CITY;
REPRESENTATIVE At WORK.
BUSINESS INTERESTS COMBINE
TO TELL OUTSIDERS OF THE
ADVANTAGES OF THIS sEAuTl-
Full WINTER RESORT.

W. Lane Dig, representing. the
Dorland Advertising agency, of New
York. Atlantic City and london, is
in the city in the interests of his
concern, pushing plan TO advertise
the advantages of Daytona as the
best winter resort in the United
States.
All business men are asked to CO.
operate in this plan to push Daytona
as popular winter resort city with
the idea of making the city house
hold word throughout the length and
breadth of the land The advantages
and beauties of the city will be we'll
prepared by the advertising agency
and the advertising Will be done in
newspapers and magazines, the way
which will best suit the combined
busm- SIS men and where it will show
the best returns.
The plan is a good one for the
local business men, who might be
warned at this time against the nu-
merous fake advertising schemes,
which are so often sprung in this
county. Every year when the
SHOWS begin TO fall in the north a
certain class of live easy" individ-
uals turn their faces southwark, liv-
ing by their wits and by every
scheme imaginable, concocted by fer
tile brains Every scheme is re-
/ sorted to that they may live easy at
the expense OF others. and, strange
TO say, many business men who hav
regulations for far-sightedness fall
into their traps.
i One of the most frequently worked
! and one which usually meets with
success is some sort of directory,
/ hotel, barbershop, depot, telephone,
! or something Of that character, where
/ a dollar OF two is asked for space,
promising many thousand copies &c
ce distributed all over the face OF
! the ca. TIL, while in reality only a few
hundred copies are even printed and
! in many cases the schemers decamr
with the money without even making
an attempt to complete their terms
OF tine agreement. In many of the
larger cities the merchants have al
agreement to decline any form of aid
yertislng unless the solicitor bear;
a card from the board of trade per
hitting him to solicit in the city
This, OF course, does not apply te
home companies or home papers, bu
puus a cersor on all kinds of fakes
and saves the merchants much worry
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-01
HEAVY TRESPASS FINE;
NEGRO STARTS FIRE.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Dec. Eugene
Miller, d negro, was brought IN from
Hastings Monday by Deputy Green
and was assessed $50 and costs, or
the alLernat i've of so days at hard
labor for the county on being con-
victed of trespass. The negro en-
tered box car ON the Florida East
Coast railway at Hastings and light
ed a fire therein, then fell asleep and
left the fire burning. The car was
partly loaded with wood and the
wood and the flames spread TO the
inflamable pine and threatened to
destroy the car Deputy Green saw
the glow of the fire and went to
investigate. He found the negro
asleep behind a pile of wood and in
danger OF being burned to death. The
mans clothing had caught when Mr..
Green hauled him out. The car
was saved by a narrow margin. The
court imposed heavy sentence
with view of discouragmg The prac-
tice of t., spassing on freight cars.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-01
TO FINISH
EAST coast
OYER SEA.
EXTENSION work RENEWED;
WILL Be PUSHED RAPIDLY.
NIL HURRICANE DAMAGE ON
EAST COAST LINE REPAIRED
AND ORkING FORCES IN
CREASED.

KEY WEST, Fla, Dec Con
nruction work on the extension of
be Florida East Coast railroad to
his city has been begun again after
/ delay occasioned by the general
apairTng and clearing away OF tenn
prary work that was destroyed or
Amaged by the recent storm. \
Hsume of the actual damage done
shows that the extension to this city
ms suffered far less than was at
list anticipated, the loss consisting
at;rcly IN temporary work and TO
ANA ges sustained to the working
hnt. l. Will be recalled that the
|Fbuida East Coast in order to pre-
want the loss OF any of its valuable
|pkees of water Working plant ar
|mged that they Should be sunk in
|lmpor4ry and specially constructed
Iagbors.
This wan done and every piece re-
named where it was sunk. There
wee few pieces, however, that ii
WAS found impossible TO get to these
Ihubor5 and they were moored as
Isafe and secure as was possible, but
the storm was too much for them
Ind they were swept away, some OF
Age going as far as Capt Sable.
IMese have been recovered and re
Inn ed. Ali the others have been re
Iafed and are now back at work.
lNmporary structures that were
naked by the storm have been re
In2ed and the work VIII now CON
time to go on with no abatement
Hh forces have been increased anc
Igood Roadway is expected from nov
Im
Mports have reached here thai
IHebrv NJ. Flagler was very much
EnieaSed with the way the extension
Ms protected and the perfect worE
Idoe ON the permanent constructor
Eshx withstood the storm so well
nae has not been one piece o
perm, nent work DANA ged. This dem
onsbaras that when the remarkabl,
ssaln al extension is complete DC
ssse6, is assured in any huErican'
may come in nhe future.
hery effort VIII now be exerte'
toeasf,s gettins the road through I
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-01
new FEATURE ESTABLISHED
WHERE ALL MAY RECIS7I
BIG BOOK FOR PURPOSE ri
BEEN PLACED IN HANkIN
STORE AT CORNER OF VOL
STA. AND BEACH.

Ev- ~ winter visitor ito Daytoel
viii now have the privilege, and I
Gre expected to avail themselves 4
this, of registering their name, hon
address and place where stopping
ms city, this new feature havin
been established ano the book ope
sad for the first time today in th
Hankins drug store at the corner
Volusia avenue and Beach street.
This is a popular feature in nea
~ all resort towns and serves til
purpose of keeping all person
posted on the where abouts of frient
who may be stopping in the city ,
may have been here and gone ava
The registering book has bee
placed within easy access for a
persons and all visitors may ava
themselves of regist ering their pre-
ent and permanent addresses
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-01
MILLION SEALS A DAY
PRINTED BY RED CROSS

WASHINGTON, Dec. Announce
of the American National Red Cross
that Christmas Seals are being print
cd at the rate of Inillion day and
that already over $4,000 600 haye
Eeen given out to agents in an parts
OF the United States. The demand
for these holiday seals is greater this
year than ever before.
At the same time the Red Gross
issues a warning calling attention
off all users of Christmas Seals tC
the ruling of the Postoffice Depart
ment thai these stickers must be
placed on the backs of letters and
packages. To avoid the possibility
of the misuse of holiday seals, warn
ing cards are being posted in every
booth where Red Cross Seals are
sold, telling that the stickers are
not good for postage and must be
used only as seals.
Already seven million seals have
been sold to large manufacturing con
Germs and ether business houses II
all parts of the United States, ant
orders are coming in hourly. Tht
outlook fol selling 100,000,000 seal:
and thereby making good the slogan
OF the campaign, "A Million for Tu
berculosis,' IS very bright.