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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO,
Sobre Ia independents nunici
pal de Guaynabo

Sr. Director de la Correspondent =
cia de Puerto Rico.
Distinguido Sr.
Mucho Sc ha dicho y muchos CO.
mentarios Sc han hecho, con motive
de no haberse hecho pueblo al ba-
rrio de Guaynabo.
Nuestros adversarios politicos han
cojido este como arma de combate,
para probar segin ellos, que la ca
mara Legislative ha sido para Ell par
lido Unionista que la eligi6 un ver-
dadero azote, y anaden en- sus in
justas manifestations que 10 hecho
con Guaynabo no ha sido otra cosa
que un desprecio, a los compatrio-
tas de aquel baluarte de los unionis
tas toda vez que Barceloneta en-
identicas condolences que Guaynabo
10 pudieron hacer pueblo y al otro
no, este no es NADIA mas que un ar
did polftico de los Republicanos pa
IA hacer desaparecer de aquel po-
blado patrotlco, su fe inquebranta
BILE en- la causa que defendian, por
que con clio, Sc quitan de encima
los incorporates su eterna pesadi-
LA en- esta region.
Es muy distinta la situaci6n de
Barceloneta y Gusynabo Ell cuan-
to a sus pretenciones, Barceloneta
vino hacer barrio de Manati, por que
asi 10 quiso una ley votada por los
Repnbllcanos para ganar las eleccio-
nes en- Manati, Y Guaynabo, hace
muchns AMOS viene siendo barrio,
porque asf 10 q!isleron su> morado-
res de aquella fpoca V por su situa-
cl6n flnanclera que no rs igUal a Ia
de Barceloneta, al eS que sin que
por esto diga que Guaynabo no
tiene dero'hp<, ha que Sc le haga
pueblo. ha hatrlo. 10 IN de$precio
a los unloni>ta; de ALI comparados
q los de Barceloneta, nj tampoco hav
la gran injusticia por parte de la ca
mara al contrarlo Ia camara ha obra
do con entera justicia hacienda 4
Rar"eloneta pueblo por que le ha res
tltuido un derecho. quitado violen-
tam"nte por una ley de convenien-
clas poli,icas,
Los vecinos de Guaynaho Sc que
jan, V ron raL6n sobrc i avan-
dono. ron que el municipio de Ba-
vamin trata sus intereSe>, castigan-
do ron esto sus ideales poIitiros. pero
$50 np 10 dicen los replhliranos
que clos tratan NAL , a lm nucleo
de cirdadanos. por 81 solo hecho de
no ser adectos ell politica, a los hom
bres de la administration como 81
este iurran elegido, para administrar
los intereses de sus correliglonario=.
ellos los republicanos son los tnicos
culpahle> de que Gusynaho este
hoy enla situaci6n financiera que es-
Ia. ellos. por que para NADIA Sc ocu-
pan Dc un pohladO cuyos vecinos
pagan sus contribuciones v sostie-
nen Ia carga que como arvit-io [.
les imponen el municipio para que
luego no Sc ocupen de ellos. para me-
iOrar sus cOndiclones No hay Que
decir ahora. que los Cnionistas son
cuIpables de la actual situaci6n, no.
esn g iniusto en- todo sentido La
administration municipal de Bava-
mon hubiera at.ndido d.Ieitadamen /,
t~ -GusynabO como atiende a Ca !
tsho los veciinos del primero no i
hubies.n pr.tendido Ia segregation j
como no Ia pretsnden los veclnOs de
Catsfo. /.
\ Guizas Sc hubiese pussto en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23
HUMORISMO.

Entire dos ntnos ping,iinos,- 81
te hallases con un toro en- una llanu.
ra, Sque hsrfas?
Me subirfa 4 un arbol
-Es que no hay arboles. 80.
Me arrojaria s una zanja. .....
-Tampoco hay zanias, -.
-Entonces me ocultaria tras un
cerrlto.
No los hay.
-(Aterrado, despues de una pau
say. All! Entonces 10 que quieres es
que me coia'el toro!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23
DE puERro- 2s pR MARIO pE

plaza de- Guaynabe Ia lspida de
Baldorioty de Castro que es 10
que mas lamsnta mi respectable
amigo sr. Carazo.
S. S. Y. Mascara. B&yamon,
Mario ~, 1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23
ENFERMEDADeS De Los 0JOS.
Tratamiento medico y quirurgico'
DR.. RAFAEL DEL YALLE
Consulta de a AZ p. m. Fortaleza 81

ll Hotel Palmer. Call
W1Idpu6L de Mendez vigo No.
"a. Muy cerca del
ferucarril. BdIos d todas horas
Habitaciones ventiladAs. Servicio
4 Ia carta. umbrado electrico y
tmbres en- todss habitaciones Te-
kfono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes riajeros, propias para exhi-
bic ZONES de muestras. Telefono
No. s. No. /.
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Entered thu Post Ofce San Juan P. K
d second clszs matter July 1900.
= Correspondence do Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE sUSCRIPCION
EN- TQDA LA 1sLA

PsRmedio Dc los Ageutes un mum : 0-o2
0nects Un trimestre orc .....$2-25
In semeGtre ...... $3.50
Un Aho por adelantados8 90
E.. d extelior. On aiio oro......$8.00
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1925

Faida para senoIaS y Senofi1aS:
DesaErollsda en- un material medic
transparente como etamir es estebo
n!to modelo que nos presenta a nues
ira vista E lie sencilla eonfecclon,
perO de encan' ador aspecto. Puede
hscerse tambien en- una tela dag
nal Y tambien en- pique. Es prosla
para Ia Prlmavrra. Ell patron esta cor
tado en Sai> 'amshos-22 4 32 pull
gadas de clntura. Para % pulgadas
la falda requier ) 1-sy rdas de tel
36 purg4Ias lucno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

UTIL.- Modo de ertrder tornillos
de MADEIRA y clauos rotos.- Qulza ma :
da hay mas exasperante para ell afi
cionado a Ia obra de MADEIRA que Gu
ando Sc lie rompe un tornillo de ma
dera, en- MADEIRA dura, antes de estar
ajustado, 8 bien un clavo en- ell lugar
en- donde ha de clavarse otro. Estos
percances son .especialmente moles-
tos para el cerrajero. Su practica en-
trabajos de metalno lie sirve de mu-
cho en- la resoluci6n de los casos su-
pradichos, de modo que a ellos les
son muy titles las siguientes indica-
clones. Obtengase I'm tubo de lat6n
8 de acero de diametro un POGO ma
yor que ell de la zanja del tornillo TO :
to. Formense con una lima dientes
en- una de las extlemidades y doblen
Sc hacia fucra y hacia dentro los di-
entes alternos. Az Sc arma uno a un
talabro hueco, elcual Sc puede cua-
drar un POGO del otro extre mo para
que lie venga q UNI barbiquf. Por me-
dio de esta herramienta Sc puede ia
ladrar la pate de la MADEIRA que ro-
dea ell tornillo roto: ell agujero que
Sc ha hecho Sc tapa luego con un ta-
rugo de Ia misma MADEIRA y Sc pega
con cola. Despues Sc SEGA Ia cola, Sc
puede abrir I'm nuevo agujero E in
sertar en- el un tornilo nuevo sin que
nadie 10 note.
CURIOSO.- Los nuevos vapo-
res ell "Olympic" y ell Titanic" es-
taran provistos de vidrieras en- una
de las cubiertas superiores, de modo
que los pasajeros puedan gozar de la
vista del mar en- t6da clase de ITEM
po. Los pasajeros sufren demasiada
incomodidad por causa de los 'to}dos
de Iona que colocan sobre cubierta
para proteger a los mismos pasaje-
ros contra la lluvia y la rociada de
las olas. Las vidrieras no obstruiran
la vista del tempestuoso mar y elimi
nara la impression del encierro que
producer los toldos de Iona. FL va
por Rotterdam" esta provisto de
dichas vidrieras y esa novedad ha si-
do del agrado del pdblico. Las ven
tanas son de vidrio rollado y grueso,
muy bien equilibrados y resbalan
hacia arriba 6 hacia abajo dentro de
los marcos que lie dan un aspecto AGA
bado del lado del mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

4. I-:I. Una hermosa casa
Nf 1Iuull1. con todos los ade-
lantos, sta en- Ia ca.
lie Dos Hermanos, muy cerca de
la plaza del mercado; parada 10
Santurce. Informara su duefio Dio.
nisio Villaverde Ua Colectiva) N. 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

Pero icomo!.. ses que ell DR. Bar
hosa piensa llevarse otra vez la ban
dera?
Por el sur dlcen que ell Ell 4Aguala"
no Sc ala con nadie., por que-pue-
de anddr sola. Y anda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

1 Sc Vende
4 M1|1S CUIIlIlIl|IN. en- $1,000
una casa
en- la calle del Parque de Santur-
ce en- la Parada A. Informes en-
la Parada 43, Felix Padial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

No seria facil decir a primera Wis
ia cuantas personals han colabora-
do en- el bill Olmsted. Es I'm corcen-
tante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

e. .l.,:I. en- Ia Gale del par
N d|uuId que parada 42 una
casa comoda y aca-
bada de pintar en- ma gnffcas Con-
diciones para el que Ia desee. In
formaran, Dpto. de Optica Joyeria
de Tinaud. No. l..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

Pueblo amigo, no nos allamos con
nodie,, ell Aguila puede andar sola,
esta con nosotros como el padre con
81 hiio. como eL hermano con el her,
nsano. ..pero lie importa un bledo
tn popularldad por que Sc oltmenta
de los principles de su partido. I'm
partido sin pueblo, puesto que quiess
re guitar el voto q este y no lie I'M
porta Ia popularidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

Los que defender a su terra sa-
len NAL parados de los sermones del
Aguila. Ellos son los un,cos traido-
res. .el pueblo elegird a aquellos a
quienes no les importa la populari-
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

ean Juan, R.,R. Marso q, do 1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

iCayeron otros en- la ratonera de
Ia uerdad honrada! Ell Aguila dice
1osOtros dscinaos Ia verdad al pueblo
haNamos de dcuerdo con nuestra con-
cisneia; y no tememos d la 'napupula
ridad. .Sinembargo de la rerdad, de la
honradez, de la conciencia Y de no
importarles un pito Ia popularidad,
todavia cuando al pueblo aluden lie
AAmsn pueblo amigo Lo que esos
ndtros habran deseado decir es:
go6.erno amigo. -!
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J. oDSERVAC10NES
DEL TEMPO

o { WANNA 1uRIAn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-23

n. Farmacia Polanco. Fun
udUu1S dada hace sesentd aiios.
Pulcritud y esmero en-
el despacho de formulas. Paten-
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
el Parque central. 8
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
PULLMAN" HAULS
CAR FROM DITCH

c. B. Gardiner, factory representative
of the Pullman automobile company in
this city, has received letter from the
factory in York, Penn, telling of the
pretty work done by the Pullman 40
in the recent Little Glidden tour
through Minnesota and North Dakota.
The Pullman, which. was used as the
press car. was not specially prepared
for the run, but started out in every
day condition.
The Pullman made for itself many
friends by the way it helped another
make of car entered by Colonel F. NJ.
Joyce, out of a ditch about so miles
from Fargo. The heavy machine, which
weighed 4,200 pounds without passen-
ger load, broke a front spring and
jumped off the road down an eight
foot ditch. This was at 2 o'clock. The
Pullman. which had started last from
the Fergus Falls control, had over
hauled only half the contesting cars
and arrived on the scene of the acci-
dent at 3:15 in the afternoon. Other
cars had been hitched to the stalled
machine but failed to pull it out. as
also did four horses, chains and har-
ness breaking under the strain.
The Pullman was attached, motors in
both cars started, and up came the ma
chine from the ditch at such a rate of
speed that it shot off the road again,
going down into the righthand ditch,
which was even deeper. One man had a
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
CADILLAC SHOWS
MANY GOOD POINTS

A letter received from the factory
by Captain F. w. Cole of the Morrison
Cole automobile company. local agents
for the Cadillac. describes a successful
trip in Cadillac 1911 touring car.
Without using wrench on the car, r.
D. Humphrey, G.. A. Ringlund, G. r.
Walding and a press correspondent
drove from Detroit to Minneapolis
A 125 mile run was made the first
day in hours and As minutes.
At the close of the second day the
speedometer showed 203 miles had been
covered in hours and Is minutes
actual running time.
Owing to traffic and speed regula-
tions, it required nearly two hours to
leave Chicago en- route to Clinton, Ia
the third day out of Detroit. The party
reached Cedar Rapids soon after s
o'clock that night, after having covered
1868 miles on fine roads.
Leaving Cedar Rapids at 8 o'clock
the next morning, they sped through
the state of Iowa at the rate of % miles
an hour and reached ST Paul at 1850
later continuing to Minneapolis, ar
riving there that night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
COLE so ORDERED
FROM AUSTRALIA
Wire for Rush Shipment Is
Quickly Filled by the In
diana Factory

F. W. Cole Jr.. head of the Cole mo-
tor car company in this city, has just
received a letter from the home office
stating that Cole 80" was ordered
by cable from Australia. The export
house of Thomson & Co. of New York
ordered by wire from the Cole motor
car company a Cole go" touring car
to be delivered to its branch house at
Sydney, Australia The New York Of
flee of the export concern was advised
by cable from its Australia house to
order a Cole go provided the car
could be Grated and shipped to. New
York in time to be loaded on a certain
boat
The company at Sydney applied for
and accepted the terms given by the
Cole motor car company They wanted
the exclusive selling rights for that
automobile for Australia and con-
tracted for cars to be delivered at
specified times during the coming sea-
son.
from Indianapolis and will go via New
York and the Suez canal, and is sched-
uled to arrive in Sydney October IS.
Several of these cars are now in the
city and other models are nearing the
city. They are on exhibition at the
salesroom of the Pacific motor car
company, the temporary home of the
Cole go
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
50 CARS enter
ELGIN ROAD RACE
Fast Time Over Eight Mile
Course Is Predicted by the
Drivers

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-The entry list of
the Elgin national stock chassis road
race. which closed tonight, is the larg-
est ever secured for a road race in this
country. There are 35 cars. represent
ing - makes. and the field of drivers
includes practically every one who has
earned distinction during the last
decade.
Elgin is within an hours ride of Chi
cago. Arrangements have been made
for handling a large crowd. The course
is eight miles. 2,4s9 feet in length,
which viii bring cars past the grand
stand on an average OF two to the min
ute. Fifty thousand gallons Of oil
dressS g has been used on the roadbed.
which is like a boulevard. Fast time
is predicted by the drivers. There are
strsightaways on three sides of the
course. The east leg, which is less
than half a mile in length. is shaped
like d hairpin.
The races will be held next Friday
and Saturday. Following are the en-
tries:
Tor the Elgin National trophy: for, cars not
under 600 cubic inches, distance 500 miles;
car AND DRIVER CAR AND DRIVER
National. A. ". Creineri Jackson. +. +. Schieher
National. A. Livingstone Knox e. Barney Old
MsrZnop. J. Dawson field
Marmon Ray Harr0m Simplex, George Robert
Lozier. II. Mulf0rd
Mstheson Charles Baslel Simplex. H Saynor
AlcO. H. Grant Kisselkar, g. Schoeneck
Black Crow r. Stimsonl
Illinois trophy for cars of 3ol-4 piston dis
placement; distance, 204 miles:
CAR AND DRIVER CAR AND DRIVER
National, A ". Greinerl Falcar. G. F. Gelnaw
National. A. Livingstonel Kisselkar, G. Schoeneck
Msrnon Raw Hsrroun Midland. r. Ireland
Falcsr, ". II. Pearce Lexington, Robert Drsch
Kane county trophy, for cars $4,000 piston
displacement: distance, ITO miles;
CAR AND DRIVER CAR AND DRIVER
Marion J. Dawson Kisselksr II. Endicott
Marion D. Buck Corbin. J. MstsOn
Cino. 7. ". J. Fritz Marion, A. Monson
Overland. A. Shillo
Fox River trophy, for small cars; distance, la5
miles:
CAR AND DRIVER CAR AND DRIVER
Ford F. KuIck Staver-C Chicago, c. Monk
Ford. James Hatch meier
Cole. ". Endicott Benz E. A. Hearne
Stsver- Chicago, c. Che-i Warren Detroit A. ".
ney Miller
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21

brought this popular car to the front IN
California. The number of owners who
have made themselves known to the Pa
cifc motor car company shows that tha
car has a host of friends on the Pacific
coast. The publicity given to the Reo's
ability has made many sales already
through the local agents
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
of

narrow escape. as he was swept from
the big car and hurled 10 feet away
into the tall grass, by the rope.
The second time the Pullman was
hitched on, the big cars motor was not
started, and with it's wheels spinning &
in the dust, the Pullman buckled down
to work. More ballast was needed in
the tonneau to give better traction, and
after several people got in, the Pull
man walked away UP the road, hauling
the unfortunate car safely back to the
road-a dead weight of more than two
tons
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
auto Tour of 1000 Miles is Completed

auto Tour OF 1000 Miles is Competed
c. F. Perry of Los Angeles. accom-
panied by a party of friends, has Just
completed a tour from the southern city
to Puget sound country and return in
his touring car. The trip covered ap-
proXimately 1000 miles Perry went
north by way of the coast route and
from San Francisco followed the course
through Mendocino and Humboldt
counties to Eureka, and over the noun
tains into Oregon. From here the
party went by way of Aberdeen with a
side trip to Portland, then on to Seattle
and across the Canadian line to Van
cOuver There was an absence of tire
trouble, Notwithstanding the hard
roads travelled. The car was equipped
with Goodyear tires. and the entire trip
was made without puncture.
P D. Stodderd of Susanville has just
ia ken delivery of a Haynes "Hiker, "
which he drove home Stoddard is a
prominent insurance man and the
Haynes is to be used largely for bust
ness purposes over the roads in his sec
ton Of the state.
The record between Denver and Los
Angeles has just been lowered by three
days by J. 3. Linezey. of Denver. He
made the trip in his Thomas So car
and the 1.657 miles was made without
2 single accident. Linezey uses Mono
gram oil as the lubricant oil for his
Thomas and lays much of his good
fortune to that fact
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21

The way of woman is beyond the un-
derstanding of man. She laughs when
he thinks she should cry and cries when
he thinks she should laugh.
A scientist says that people who have
heart disease shouldn't marry. We were
under the impression that only those
with heart trouble should marry.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21

As an indication of the rapid de-
crease of use of horses in Paris, it has
been discovered by recent compilation
that only 76,047 animals would be avail
able for requisition in time of war, now.
as against 9S,2S4 in 1901. The figures
thus reveal a decrease in 10 years of
no less than % .237 horses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21

State Registrar of Motor Cars Fred
H. Galley, of Ohio, showed in his re-
port for the month of July that owners
to the number of 1875 registered their
cars, and % manufacturers and deal
ers were licensed. In all $50 cha uffeurS
were licensed The total revenue of
the department was $40, 0,422.50.
Mrs. Amy K. de Ponvert left yester-
day in her new Lozier car for an ex-
tended trip through the east, going by
way of Portland, Seattle and British
Columbia. Mrs. de Ponvert is a Lozier
enthusiast and expects a most enjoy
able trip in her new car.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
REO'S GOOD WORK
BRINGS OUT OWNERS
Pacific Motor Car Company Is
Shown Autos Popularity

The winning of the REQ in the race
across the continent against time has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-02
LIFE EXPURGATED
FROM Y. M. G. A.
Not Real Life, But a Journal
by That Name With
Shocking Jokes.

Hist, Listen to me. Hist, hist-and
then a couple of histels.
Hear! Hear,i The Y. NJ. c. A. is a
regular subscriber to Life, that ''ha
ha" weekly. But
Life on the periodical files at the asso-
citation building. But why. oh why?
Well, gather around a little closer. In
the words of old Omar, listen again"
Last week was the week that that
number was issued. Never read about
it? Well. well, You must not read
Life-evidently shave yourself and take
your baths at home.
Now that number appeared last
week The editors OF Life have been
taking a long. long time to accumulat e
that" number. II was filled with joke
of more than "risque" flavor, and on
the cover was picture that would
shock Paris.
But why dwell on the narrowing de-
tails Suffice ii that the management
Of the FL Paso Y. NJ. C. A did some
editing as a side line. When Life ar
rived on it's weekly trip they-the Y NJ.
c. A. managers-tOok one look That
was enough
So Life-poor little paper backed Life.
the cupid IN his birthday clothes-has
been expurgated. kicked out from the
Y NJ c. A Poor little cupid!
But now the awful part of 1t is that
nobody can purchase a Life anywhere,
anyhow. The news stands we'll as
the Y. NJ. c.. A. magazine tables are
bare of Life, but for different reasons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-02
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Men---FREE
Send Name and Address TODAY
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have IL my possession a precsrip-
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weakened man hood, failing memory
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This prescription comes from q nhv-
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think 1 owe It to my fellow man
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$500 Tor merely writing out a prescr,ne
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-02
DIR. PURCELL IS
KILLED IN AUTO
Former Ell Paso Man Meets
Death at Tucson in an
Accident.

Dr. Walter B. Purcell. of Tucson
Ariz.. who for three years, from 1893 To
1896 was a resident Of Ell Paso and
Ysleta. Tex, was instantly killed on the
Twin Buttes road about IL miles from
Tucson Sunday when his heavy automo-
bile touring car turned over and broke
his neck.
The deceased. an enthusiastic auto
mobilist, the first man to make the
automobile trip over the sandy deserts
from Tucson. Ariz-, TO Los Angeles,
Cal. was well known in this section.
having come 10 FL Paso from Denver in
1893.
He was a native Of Clinton, Mo-,
where he was born in 1858 and is sur
vived by a wife and two children be-
sides a brother. s. W. Purcell. who at
one time practiced law in FL Paso. He
also has number OF other relatives.
The funeral was held from the Cath
Ollie cathedral in Tucson this morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-02
RACING MAN WEEDS AN
Ell PASO GIRL BEFORE LEAVING

Clarence o. Reed and Miss Frances
Margaret Sullivan will be married at
the home Of the brides mother, 1903
North Stanton street. at o'clock this
evening, judge A. S. Eylar officiating.
The couple viii Immediately leave for
Oakland, Cal, where they will make
their home
The bride Is an Ell Paso girl, having
been born and reared here and is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs F. A. SulIi-
van. The groom is connected with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-02
JUDGE SAYS WIND Is
GOOD ROAD SWEEPER

III roads in this country are cut in
the right direction, the wind will sweep
them clean" said Judge Eylar this
morning. The Hueco Tanks road which
surveyor Eubank and I inspected yes
terday was cut and scraped and the
wind keeps 1t swept clean as it does
the YsIeta and other roads"