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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
Bed Sets Reduced
1ilton Runners; Oriental Patterns {:

OF the chamber. President Joseph
Scott welcomed the society on behalf
of the chamber. After responding,
President Haley OF the New Workers.
introduced J. A, Foshay, formerly su-
perintendent of the Los Angeles city
schools and a former New Yorker, as
the principal speaker of the evening.
Mr. Foshay with due apologies drew
several comparisons between Califor-
MIA and the Empire state. while 1t
is true he said, that three states
the size of New York could be laid out
on the territory which California occu-
pies and still have 10000 square miles
left over. the mountains of New York
would be regarded as foothills If re-
moved to the golden west, there are
some things in which New York's SUI
premacy is undisputed. For instance.
it would take considerably more than
three Los Angeles rivers to make a
Hudson and convenient and architec-
turally beautiful as the Arcade station
is, the Pennsylvania station just fin
ished in New York is in many respects
superior to it,"
other numbers on the program in
cluded impersonations by George H.
Lynch and readings by Mark B. Beal.
Beulah Cook Gordon sang.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
Y. w. C. A. DEPARTMENT
RENDERS BREEZY POINT
Young Women Appear in Enter
tanning Three-ACt Comedy

The educational department of the
Y. w. C. A. presented Breezy Point"
a three-act comedy. in the auditorium
Of the association building last night.
About $100 was realized from the sale
of tickets, which will be devoted to
the erection and furnishing of the out
door clubhouse of the association at
Huntington Park.
The story of the play deals with the
adventures of four boarding school
girls at summer resort in the noun
tains. The piece was we'll acted by the
young women of the cast. Those TAX
ing part were Miss Beulah Nash, Miss
Mabel Gird Miss Eva May Davis, Miss
Blanche Dabney, Miss Edith Wood
ham, Miss Sophia Palmer, Mrs. Emma
Thompson, Miss Ruth Pierce, Mrs. H.
w. Mellen, Miss Estelle Miller Miss
Katharine Hunter, Miss Edith Bowen
and Miss Nellie Dabney.
Miss Vida Lobingier directed the
production. The managing committee
was as follows: Chairman, Sue Barn
WE'LL advertising, Mrs. Frances Hol-
land; stage, Mrs. C. D. Cheesman;
printing, Miss Lulu Stockwell; head
usher, Anna Yost.
Music was furnished by the asso-
citation orchestra. The play will be re-
peated this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
HANDCUFF STAINS
SUGGEST MURDER.
Supposed Deputy and Prisoner
Disappear from Pullman
on Southern Pacific
PORTER FINDS WRIST IRONS
Tells Police Weird Story of Men
Who May Have Figured
in Tragedy
PORTER FINDS WRIST IRONS

The police are puzzled by the finding
of a pair of handouts stained with
blood in vacant seat at the rear end
of Pullman car attached to Southern
Pacific train No. 7, which arrived from
San Francisco Thursday night The
handouts were found by r. Atalere, a
Mexican, who was sweeping the car
yesterday afternoon. He turned them
over to Patrolman r. M. Turner, who
reported the matter at the central sta
tion. Investigation led to the dis
covery OF the impress of the heel of a
mans boot in the plush cushion of the
seat opposite where the handouts were
found.
Negro porters say that two men
boarded the train at a station near
Monterey. One was small and the other
large. The smaller man wore an
overcoat in the pocket of which the
right hand of the smaller man, whom
the porters took to be a deputy sheriff.
was thrust, together with the left hand
of the larger man. They occupied seats
where the handouts were found.
At a little station in Ventura county
where the train stopped five minutes
the men left the seat and disappeared in
the darkness. AS the train started the
larger man entered the car alone and
took the seat he and his companion had
occupied five minutes before. He de-
clined to have his berth made up and
left the train unnoticed before it
reached Los Angeles.
The police say the fact that there are
blood stains on the handouts is evil
dence that they were used as weapon.
The blood stains on the inside of the
wrist bands indicate that the hand
cuffs were wrenched from their posi-
tion about the wrists. The fact that
the handouts were locked also leads
the authorities to suspect foul play.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
way Coulter Dry Goods Company South Hill Street
2l9-229 South Broadway

send their most expert traffic men to
Washington to testify personally be-
fore the house committee, explain the
real situation, and urge the establish
ment of a federal steamship line
The receipt OF the following telegram
urges the necessity for immediate ac-
tion by the civic organizations and the
public:
WASHINGTON, d. c., April s.
Hearings on Pacific coast steamship
line will be had before house commit
tee on interstate and foreign commerce
on or before April 20, to suit conven-
ience of anyone desiring to be heard.
consider this the most important
matter before congress, but the coast
people must emphatically assert their
claims to get results.
JAMES McLACHLAN."
AS a reason for the withdrawal of
their Independent steamship line pro-
ject Bates & Chesebrough. in dis
patch yesterday from San Francisco
said: 1.-The decision was reached by
the firm as a result of the refusal of
Secretary of War Dickinson to guar
antee that their cargoes would be re-
ceived by the government owned Pan
anna railroad and the government
owned steamship line on the Atlantic.
after they had been requested to bond
lItlnSCAFGo W LII AAlolA AAiO NeA o.
ASK SAME TERMS
They Immediately wired an offer to
Secretary Dickinson to commence SER
vice at once on the same terms given
the Pacific Mail company, provided
that one-half the space on eastbound
and westbound steamers, those operat-
ed by the government on the Atlantic
side, be allotted to the Bates & Cheese
hrough line, but received the follow
ing answer from the secretary:
"Will give you same terms and con-
ditions as Pacific Mail Win require
efficient service and sailings from you
at least every two weeks. Can make
no arrangements relative to cargo
space"
on receiving this telegram Mr.. Bates
said "In view of the statements IN
this telegram we will have to quit No
one could feel justified in putting on
three steamships to haul cargo down
there If he had no assurance that 1t
will be received"
The railroads interested in the
freight tariffs from the long haul
across the continent are evidently de-
termined to continue their policy of
throttling traffic across the isthmus,
through their creature. the Pacific Mall
company and it is for this reason that
McLachlan urges the
and emphatic presentation
to the house committee of their side
of the case by the Pacific coast ship
perS,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
To HEAR PACIFIC
RATE CASE SOON
Congressman MCLaChIan Re-
CARDS Steamer Rulings of
Vast Importance to West
URGES EXPERTS TO ATTEND
Bates and CheSebrough Abandon
Proposed Line Pending Ac-
ton by Sec. Dickinson
URGES EXPERTS TO ATTEND

AT the same time that telegram was
received yesterday from Congressman
James McLachlan stating that hearings
on the Pacific Mail steamship case Will
. be held before the house committee
on interstate and foreign commerce on
or before April 20, and that he consid-
cred this hearing of exceptional i'm
portance, there came dispatches from
San Francisco also emphasizing the i'm
portance of the hearing.
Officials of the Panama Railroad COM
pany while before the senate committee
some time ago stated that any other
steamship copany could obtain the
same terms and division of rates from
the Panama company as are obtained
by the Pacific Mail company. Relying
on this statement, the firm Of Bates &
Chesebrough, who have a clipper line
from New York around the Horn TO
San Francisco, opened negotiations
with the government to take advan-
tage of the Panama route on the same
terms as the Pacific Mail, but to make
Los Angeles as we'll as San Francisco.
Last night and yesterday kilograms
from San Francisco state that the ne
gotiations are at an end because of
conditions imposed by Secretary Of War
Dickinson.
Secretary Dickinson, while requiring
that Bates & Chesebrough put three
steamers on In0 ScneuulG between Jne
Pacific ports and Panama, win not
guarantee that the tonnage will be talk
en- care of by the federal steamers on
the Atlantic side, and Mr.. Bates of the
firm of Bates e. Chesebrough says they
would not be justified in assuming traf-
fic obligations unless this guarantee
was made, as well as the guarantee
that the Panama railroad will handle
the freight across the isthmus.
These circumstances are contrary to
the impression given by the hearing
before the senate committee, which was
to the effect that private companies
could obtain relief, thereby throwing a
damper on the project of establishing a
through government service from At
lantic to Pacific ports by way OF the
isthmus.
URGES EXPERTS TO ATTEND
The testimony presented to the sem
ate committee has been printed and will
be reviewed by the house committee,
but Congressman McLachlan has ar
ranged for the presentation of addition
al testimony before the house commit
tee, and has written strong letters to
the chambers of commerce of all Pa
cihc coast cities urging them to
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
FIVE OF TRAIN CREW ARE
KILLED IN B. & O. CRASH

WHEELING, w. Va, April SIN a
freight train collision on the Baltimore
& Ohio at Roney's Point, eight miles
east of here, Engineer Nash was killed
and four other trainmen seriously In
jured. One of the engines was thrown
into Wheeling creek. and the other to
the opposite side into a field. Both
tracks were heaped high with debris
A misunderstanding of train orders is
assigned as the cause of the wreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
EMIGRANTS SAVED FROM
DEATH BECOME UNRULY

DOVER, Eng, April S.-The emf
grants who were transferred to the
steamer Kanawha from the steamer
Cairnrona, after a fire broke out on
the latter vessel yesterday became so
unruly this morning that the captain
Of the Kanawha was obliged to ask
for naval assistance. A detachment
Of marines was sent aboard the ves-
sci to restore order.
The fire was extinguished today and
the Cairnrona proceeded to London.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
SCHOOL GIVES VAUDEVILLE

Members of the Christ church Sun
day school gave vaudeville entertain
ment last evening at the Gamut club
house, Eleventh and Hope streets, for
the benefit of the summer picnic of the
school. The performance was under the
direction of Clarence A, Voight. The
patronesses were Mrs. Baker P. Lee,
Mrs. Alex Mills, Mrs. Frank Ayers,
Mrs 70. M. Van Worries and Mrs Vallas
w. Ridman A one-act playet, "Billy's
Sweetheart" was presented by older
members of the school, and Dream
land" a fairy pastoral, was given by
forty of the Younger members.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
sIcYcLIsr STRUCK BY AUTO

William Campbell, a 16-year-old de-
livery boy living with his mother at
1926 Macy street, was run over by an
automobile driven by B. A. Harazthey,
Santa Monica and Seward avenues,
yesterday at Third and Hill streets
The boys foot was crushed. Harazthey
Immediately drove him to the receiving
hospital. where his injury was dressed,
and arranged to pay the youngsters
doctor bills and to buy him new BIZ
cycle In return for the one on which
the boy was riding at the time OF the
accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
BURNS EYE OUT

DUENWEG, Mo. April S.-Startled
by the bark of a dog while curling
her hair yesterday, Mrs. Sadie Conkey
thrust the curling iron into her right
eye, binding herself. She tainted from
pain and physicians say the injury
to the eye is permanent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
GIRLS AND CIILD'S RoMPERS
HERALD PATTERN NO. 323s
III Seams Allowed.

All OSaIIlb AliOWeo-
Wee\ boys and girls. pretty big girls.
90, all need rompers when warm
.Veather approaches. For childhood COM
fort never was better garment invent
ed. The small wearers look pretty in It,
and the finer clothes are saved much
wesr ahd tear by its use. The one pio-
tured may have a high neck completed
by a band collar. or a Dutch neck. and
the boomers are completed at the knees
with casing run with rubber. The pic
tured rompers are made of blue denim
and trimmed with blue and white per-
Gale. The garment may also be made
of chambray, seersucker. peroale. gins-
ham or duck. The pattern is In Sizes
to years. For a girl OF years the
rompers require "a yaEds of material SO
inches wide. with " yard of material 27
inches wide.
Price OF pattern. 10 cents,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
BURGLAR SHOOTS HOTEL MAN

UTICA, N. Y, April s.--A masked
burglar shot William T. Dowd, pro-
prietor of the Fourth Ward house, in
Rome. N. Y, four times, just after
midnight this morning. His condition
is critical. The burglar escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
MRS. EppYs FIRST HOME BURNS

BOW, N. H, April S.-The farmhouse
in which Mrs Mary Baker G.. Eddy,
the founder and leader of the Chris
tian Science denomination, was born
on July 1S, 1921, was destroyed by fire
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
HERALD PATTERNS

As q further convenience to our readers ali
patterns ordered from The Herald will hero
after be delivered within five days from the
insures ten days prompter delivery of pat
terms than has ever before been attempted
BY any Newspaper in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
MEMBERS OF NEW YORK
SOCIETY ARE ENTERTAINED
Chamber of Commerce and Fed
Grated Body Are Hosts

The New York society was enter
tained by the Federated State socie-
ties and the chamber Of commerce last
evening with a reception in the hall
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
Lace Curtains
For Saturdays Buyers

Loom woven; white and Arabian,
red and green; 80 to As inches wide,
d and yards long
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
Skirt Sale at $3.50
Values to $500

Most of the skirts black, some
gray wool mixtures, and a few
other colors = voiles, taffetas,
serges and panamas TO choose
from.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09

Odd Size Rugs
Noteworthy Bargains Here
Body Brussels Rugs, 8.3x106-
Values $25 and s275O, for ....S22.5o
Bigelow, Sanford and Smith Ak
minister Rugs
Values $3.50, s22.5O and s2e.5O. for
$3.50, $3.50 and $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
Reversible Bungalow
Rugs
Fine Values
Fine Values

Sanitary and Horne Fiber,
Raglin, American, Calcutta, in
shades for bedrooms and dark col
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09
All Wool Art Rugs

Reversible; plain colors, two-tone
Orientals, scroll patterns and
Arts and Crafts designs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-09

Figured Allover and Figured Bord-
ers with Plain Centers-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08
Jn buen trabljo De he''eria
EN- LA PLAZA DE ABASTOS DE
SANTURCE

Son verdaderamente dignos del mayor
elogio, los trabajOs de herrer1a plo-
meria hechos en- la nueva plaza del
Mercado de Santurce, por el reputado
maestro don Antonio Rosell6, en- su acre
ditado taller de la calle de la Luna 50,
de esta capital
La eXcelente 0bra del senior ROseIl0
que Sc aJIIsta eXaetamente a los disenOs
y pianos del ingeniero senior Montilla,
ha sido elogiadisima por las personals
peritas, ofrece un beflo aSpectO que
demuestra como Ell arte Y ell buen gusto
van unidos Ia garantia de soIidez y
duraci0n mas recomendables.
Hay ALI puertas, ventanas, mediOs
puntos de gran tamanO y que represen-
tan una labor tan inteligente como es-
merada.
El senior Rosell6 ha confirmadO una
vez mas la afirmaci6n de que nuestrOs
trabajos de herreria y plomeria NADIA
tienen que envidiar los de. Europa Y
EStadOs Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08

obra de todos en- la Asamblea, y SUI
giera asi con mas prestigio que sien-
do obra nuestra Y como tai imperfecta.
Es necesario que formemOs un nt-
cleo fuerte, que la Association por Ell
esfuerzo de todos surJa p0derosa y He
ma de brillO, que los que Destroyer y
no edifican dejen el paso franco to-
dos los que cOnstruimos 10 que es hoy
modesto casa. puede ser manana tenn.
plo fastuoso que indique cuanto pue-
de la union de los elementoS que in
tegran el magisterio puertorriqueno.
Suplicamos pues, a los maestros que
forman en- Sus reSpectlVaS pOblaclOneS
asOciaciOnes locales. dandO cuenta a eS-
ia para que todos los trabajos de or
ganizaci6n queden terminados la bre-
vedad possible,
La Union del magisterio es para no.
sotros algo urgente 81 continuamos
fracaSando en estOS empenOs, aparece-
remos ante la Sociedad como una cas-
ia inferior de ciudadanos que predi-
ca una cosa practica otra, 8 como Sc
res incapaces de cOmprender las ven
talas de la Association.
Esperamos que el magisterio yea en-
este llamamientO no la suplica de me-
dia docena de modestos companeros,
sino la voz de nuestr0s cOmunes inte-
reses la necesidad de salir de un fu-
nest0 aislamientO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08
A los que aduteran Ia eche
CASTIGOS DE LA NUEVA LEY
Proveyendo 10 necesario para castigar
la adulteraci6n de leche, ofrecerla
tenenerla para la venta.
Decretese por la Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico.

Seccion l. Toda persona que adulte-
rare 9 diluyere leche con la intenci6n
de ofrecerla a la venta 9 que causare
permitiere que Sc ofreZca en- venta, y
toda persona que la vendiere, ofrecie-
re tuviere en- venta, sera culpable de
delito menos grave (misdemeanor) y
castigada con encarcelamientO que no
exceda de un mes ademas de dicha
pena Sc confscara la leche adultera-
da: ''Disponiendose'', que la rernci
dencia en- la adulteraci6n, oferta te-
nencia en- venta, 9 venta de leche adul-
terada, aparejara para ell culpable la
pena de encarcelamiento de Seis me-
ses un ano, Y la revocation de su IL
cencia La sentencia dictada contra
una persona por reincidencia Sc publ
cara en- dos de los periodicos de mayor
circulation en- la isla, Sc anunciara
tambien por medic de cartelones que
Sc fijaran en- sitios publicos y en- ell do
miciliO 8 establecimnietO del Sentencia-
do. La adulteraci6n diluci0n de la
leche puede probarse en- la forma usual
que la ley prOvee para la vista de eau
sas criminales, pero en- cualquier ca
so Sc considerara Y Sc tendra por leche
adulterada dilu1da aquella que no
diere la prueba que Sc prescribe por las
autoridades competentes: "Disponien-
dose" que ell grado legal (standard) de
la leche debera ser fijado por ell direc-
tor de Sandal, Benefcencia y Correc-
clones y publicado para conocimiento
general en- la Gaceta Official de Puer-
Rico y en- los peri6dicos de mayor cir
culaci0n de la isla que Sc determinare
por dicho funcionario.
Secci0n 2. Toda jurisdiction para
(conocer de estos casos e imponer pc
mas por infracciones de las dipOsicio-
nes de esta Ley, por la presente Sc re
tira de los juzgados municipales, con
friendola exclusivamente en- las Corte,
de Distrito.
Secci6n 3. Toda ley parte de ley
que Sc opOnga las disposiciOnes de la
presente. queda por esta derogada, Ell
10 que estuviere en- cOnficto con la mis-
ina.
| Aprobada en 10 de MARIO de 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08
FL magisterio de Puerto Rico
Queridos companeros :

DeseamOs yer reahzada Ia herinosa
idea de Ia Association insular DEL Ma
gister5o. hemos estadO trabaJando dn-
ranfe varios meseS con eI fn de oote-
ner Fos nOnbres de los companeros que
en- Ia isla residen, interesar en nuestra
labor q los inspectores, preparar pro-
yectos de Estatutos, y envIar al mayor
nnmero possible una circular eXpfiea-
tiva de nuestrOs prOpositos.
EI exito aIcanzado en- la reunion ma
,,aco celehrada en- el Ateneo de San
Juan. las cartas, adheslones por fe-
Ieerafos de toda la isla, SOS Hdlcan
arse Ia idea de la Asociaci6n sc MALTA en-
e3 ceraz6n de todos, que nc hay mo-
1.-Two alguno que implda su reailzaclon.
Honrados por la AsambIea, con los
eargos directivOs nos permltlmos alrl-
CIR este IIamamiento a tsdos los macs
sros de Ia isla, para que nos anamos en-
apretado haz, teniendo Ell caenta la
bondad de la idea antes q. la msignl-
cancia de los directories aefaaies DEF mo
EImiento.
al invitar los maestros Il la prime
IA reunion. solo les enviamOs eomo Es-
tatutos ideas fundamentales para que
la verdadera reglamestaci6n fuera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08

Ell inspector de alimentos, de Ponce,
participa haber entregado al honora-
BILE fiscal de la Corte de DistritO, de-
nuncia jurada contra Morales y Gin
tron, como responsables de la adultera-
ci6n de la leche de vaca cuya muestra
marcada nlmero At, fu4 analizada Ell
ell Laboratorio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08

"A pesar de las advertencias de la
prensa local, no Sc tomaron, por las
autoridades municipales, medidas con-
ducentes a evitar el derrumbe de la ca
sa que amenazaba ruina y que Sc ha
venido abajo, en- parte, sin que por
fortuna haya que lamentar desgracias
personales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08
lLAS GLOR|AS De LA RAzA!
ADIOS A ALTAMIRA.

Adds feliz enyiado de la naci6n ibera;
Adi6s sabio sublime, que, al mundo de Colon,
Traise entire los pliegues de tu ideal bandera,
III oeno de la raza. de Espana ell corazon
Til fuiste el pronaetido tn fuiste ell mensaJero,
Fl rev de la eoetencia el mago del saber
ouisiera en- este rnstante ell sublime Homero
Para en- estrofas inclitas gloria enaltecer!.
Una corona. Cuba, te ofrece sonrlene
Tn hada de sus hosques mas gaya que for
Para que orles con ella tu ma jestuosa frente,
Teii6la tie Ia brinda impulses del amor!
Recbela, eual prueba de amor, de amor immense,
Que Cuba, la nereida del antillano mar
Felzmente insprada tn saber inenso
Con flores de sus canpos senes quiere ornar
De Ia espanoIa estirpe, de ustraci6n moderna,
Eres tn ell eentinea indomto adaid,
Cuya alma de gigantic ell tempo consterna,
La Cienca es Ia divisa que llevas en- la lid.
Cuanfo feiz arrbes de Espana a la ribera,
Y aquel ambiente puro respres afan
Acuerdate de Cuba la silfde hechicera,
Que aqui sls sobles hos jamas tie ovidaran.
Reeuerda cohtines. recuerda esOs lugares,
Acuerdate de Cuba del perla gentll!..
Recuerda sls laujeres, her1nosas, sngulares.
Iguaes a las que surgen abril
Adi6s fefz enyiado de la naci6n ibera;
Adi6s. sabio sublime, que al mundo de Colon,
Trajse entire los pliegues de tn ideal bandera,
Ell geno de la raza, de Espana el coraz6n.
Constantine FERNANDEZ
Habana Mario tie 1919
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08

Ell inspector de alimentos de San
Juan, informa haber notiticado conce-
diendo ocho y ounce dias de plazo 4
varios comerciantes de San Juan, para
rotular de acuerdo con la Ley VICENTE
de alimentos ,varios articulos falsamen-
tie rotulados, unos pOr no expresar ell
veradero nombre del articulo, otros por
no indicar el nombre Y direction del
fabricante, empaquetador 8 envasador,
y otros por contener las etiquetas pala-
bras, signos simbolos que indudable-
mente induce a error al comprador,
por su calidad, cualidad . proceden-
cia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08

Ell Official de Sandal, de Santa Isa-
bel, informa haber ordenado la suspen-
sion de elaborar pan en las panade-
rias de aquel pueblo con exception de
la de don Esteban CaneVaro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-08
Information de Sandal

Ell inspector de alimentos, de Maya
guez, da cuenta de haber destruido 3
barriles de papas, propiedad de los Sc
nores Jose r. Lopez.