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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-13
DIPLOMAT is RECALLED
State Department Quiet About Trou.
bies in Panama.

By United Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 13.-
The elimination Of critical conditions
in Panama, about which the Depart
ment of State is maintaining great Sc
crecy. came today in the recall Of R.
10. Marsh. secretary of the American
Legation and acting in charge of at
fairs. At the same time it was an
nounced that Thomas Dawson. min
lister to Panama, viii proceed from
Washington tomorrow to assume
charge of the situation.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-13

were to inherit BOOKSELLERS wealth
would still be poor.
9. What would happen to a prom
inent Columbia educator if We follow
ed the English manner of pronuncia-
ton and who is he?
10. Do you know physical light
weight in Columbia whom you could
make heavy weight by removing the
first and last letters of his surname.
All answers must be brought or
mailed to the Art Printery 10A n. Sth
St before o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Name of person ssnding first cor
rect answer will be published in Mon
days Missourian.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-13
THE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
A GREAT TEACHERS COLLEGE.
Summer session, eleven weeks, beginning
June LIST and ending Al. 18th, 1910.
FORTY-FIVE TEACHERS IN FACULTY.
KIRKSVuLE, MISSOURI.

courses including Bookkeeping
Forms Typewritng Shor Geography OF Commerce. His
tory Of Industries Manual Training Wood Work. Pottery,
Lathe Work, Work, Mechanical Drawing, RaniA Do
nestle Art Agriculture Gardening.
-Four Of work and study in Drawing Painting Fitch
Ing Hammered Brass and other hand three
Of Art Study in designated texts.
Five in Music. including Sight Reading, Individual
Lessons Chorus Work. Harmony. Counterpart Orchesaon
History of Music
Many forms Of Physical Education, including
Work. Public School Play Work. Track Baseball
Football. Handba. Tennis, etc. Ample bath
sums tennis courts, athletic field, running tracks
Best facilities in the Middle Photography
tern Slide Making Engraving Special
school for those teachers desiring
the lantern and how to axe the Slides
Courses in all typical High School and College studisa
But this strictly vocational institution and all
work the higher efficiency of public school teachers.
Model Rural School in the World. children
transported five miles in covered wagon.
Excellent Libraries Laboratories Rest Rooms. Literary
Society Halls and for the N. A. and Y. W. c.
Special School Administration This
conducted by uptodate Of varied successful
perfence In both large and small cities
EXPLANATORY BULLETIN FREE
JOHN r. KIRK, President.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-13

Choicest meats, largest varieties and
most reasonable prices at Hetzler's. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-13

Homegrown WatermeIons, Reid''
Grocery.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-13

Let Alba T. ToCntain INSURE
our property -
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
SUBCONSCIOUS
HUMOR IN HIM

1 think little Of visions when per-
son is in bed. An eminent man Of
science Informed me lately that, be-
ing engaged in writing the biography
Of a very celebrated person. he sought
half a day for a record of an inter
esting fact in the youth of the cele-
brity lie could find no such record.
went to bed. fell asleep, probably, and
then found himself wide awake Gas
far as he knew while his room was
lit up with soft radiance. The door
opened and a tall figure draped in some
dark material entered. carrying
book of a very peculiar form. The
figure opened the book, laid It open
on a table by the bed, and went out.
says Andrew Lang, in T. P.'s Weekly.
My informant slept till he was called
in the morning.
There was no book beside him. but
he recognized the volume by its shape
went to a shelf and his library, took
down the volume Zone of a series),
and found the record which he wanted.
He cannot have been awake, when the
figure came, for he would have exam
ined tia hoak ~ una HaanenL YAs hA
Evening journal., 1910-06-10

Then came the Arabs, and they too
had their day. They used to come up to
us in trucks from Bombay at an average
OF 400 rupees apiece. and If one in ten
became a tournament pony we we're lucky
The periods Of play were shortened. the
length Of matches contracted; but the
standard OF tournament play grew more
and more exacting and the Arab had TO
go.
THE Arab never was weight carrier,
he is very apt TO cross his legs and come
down II hustled. and he has now been
displaced in India by the Waller, the New
Zeslander and tho English pony. at about
$500 rupees apiece. Now this is exactly
in brief the process that has gone on in
England. except that We do not need to
import our ponies. and are able to breed
them for modern polo.
'"The English polo pony has ousted his
rivals, so greatly has he improved, he
carries weight better. is faster and yet
is great deal better balanced and hand
Ter than he was, and he has practically
displaced all others the few first class
Americans and Argentines that survive
being rather an evidence for than against
the supremacy Of the English pony. How
much the English pony has improved
may be seen from the fact that whereas
at one time in first class tournaments
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cIssnIines in Travel

In tine absence Of a national board Of
health and common system of inter
stete quarantine, excellent results
would undoubtedly assruc from a pro-
ject now under consideration by the
great railway companies Of the country.
1t is proposed 20 hold convention of
tue chiefsurgeons of those companies.
together with the principal health Of
fiCers Of the federal government and of
the various states. for the puruose of
devising measures TO cheoL the spread
Of communicable diseases. With that
as The principal object before IL, the
convention will be urged to formulate
a cOoe Of rules to insure gssster clean
tines and better sanitary conditions not
only in all passenger trains, but in all
railway stations.
The opportunity for yreat hygienic
Improvement in the direction here indi-
Galss u nlain 70 sXerx ohsc.xen1 traxeI
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thought he was awake. Nothing else
Of this kind ever occurred to my
friend, who, I may say. is an F. r. 3.
The person who appeared to him was
not the subject OF the biography on
which my friend was engaged. for he
was not a tall man. The whole affair
was little drama staged by the Sub
liminal Self, who works in a myster-
ious way, for he might just as well
have shown the lettering on the back
cf tho book. or whispered its mama.
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
LAWYERS BEAT
OUT BUSINESS MEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, June ia team
composed entirely of members Of the
Sussex County Bar, and one con-
sisting OF business men played a. sew
en-inning- game heer yesterday after
noon at the "Y" which resulted, in the
lawyers winning by the score OF Is 20
s. Daniel j. Layton, Jr.. one of the
lawyers and former pitcher on the
u. Of p. baseball team, was the twirler
for the dispensers Of the law, while
Prof. e. J. Hardesty. superintendent
of Sussex schools and Jacob West were
tossers for the business men.
Score by innings;
Business Men ......0 100 u 6
Lawyers .....,...1 90 Ills
Struckout by layton. 8; Hardesty
and West ?. HitS off LAYTON p Har.
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
POLO PONIESCOST
MORE THAN EVER
Average Price Of These Little
Creatures Has Joined the
Soaring Procession

Not only has the polo pony improved.
but the demands of the players on their
ponies have increased. Men require a bet
ter. larger faster animal than ponies were
even four or FIVE years ago.
Ponies Of this class are not too common;
first rate horses Of any breed, from race
horses down to Shetland ponies, never are
or have been. So tho ponies 80 up.
I'VE have seen the whole process in In
dia." says a writer in Bailoy's Magazine,
When first played there a polo pony was
couniry bred. quick, handy and very
tass 90 ride Tournament play found them
OUT and they were discovered 70 be shifty
pnd cunning under pressure. and above
AZ. unable To bear the strain Of fierce
Ntisn io a close mafci.- Trey cost from
~ % ~ rDneeg
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er. The danger 70 which ths travelling
public IN exposed Is great and constant.
but "a is perfectly clear that u cannot
be removed by tbs railway companies
acting independently OF one another.
Nvhat is needed rs we'd for the com
paniss as for ths puSic is vigorous,
Evening journal., 1910-06-10

Arabs, Argentines and Americans might
be seen playing on equal trems with Eng
hsh pones, now only very few OF the
best Of these herds can hold their own
in first class polo"
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cArHoIIc IEAnuE-

ST. PauPs VS.. st. Peters, at ST.
Peters.
ST. EIizsbeth's vs. St. AIMS, at ST.
AIMS.
St. Hedwis's VS.. St. Msry's, at St.
Mary's.
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Penn Hillside at Penn.
CHURCH LEAGUE.

Y. M. c. A. VS.. Central, at Y. M. c. A..
Elsmere VS.. Old Swedes, at Elsmere.
East Lake VS.. Delaware Avenue, at
Shellpot-
Marshsllton VS.. Bethany, at Mar
shalton.
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
Tomorrow We Show An Additional Assert
ment Of Quality Hair Goods,


ment Of Quality Hair Goods,
The way our public has responded
TO our announcement of the opening of
an up-to-date Hair Goods Department
is remarkable. In three DAYS we had
completely sold out of some of our
best numbers-and we had no small
number, either. For tomorrow we
have an entirely new assortment of
putfs and switches and we. believe we
can match any color hair These
switches and puffs are Of the best quail
ity OF real hair and are attractively
made and arranged.
In addition to the numbers adver-
tised before we have very complete
assortment OF gray switches there
are some that are very lightly mixed
with gray, some medium gray, and
others that have the silver threads
thickly mixed with the darker shades.
These are 22 inches long and very full
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 each.
Other switches in various colors
from ...........-. .$1.oo to $3.50
Cluster puffs; containing up to 20
puffs; .... .......... $500 to $2.so
We also have very good assort-
ment of hair nets, rolls, combs. etc.
Corset Covers of muslin. cambria and main
sock of the very best and finest qualities;
correctly made and attractively finished with
dainty laces and embroidery: both tight and
loose fitting styles; special prices.
25, 81 1-2, az, as, 50 cts and up to $500
Evening journal., 1910-06-10

sEMI-PRoFEssloNAL LEAGUE.
Peerless Va. fremont. at Landlith.
Newport VS. Landlith, at Newport.
Madison VS.. Highland, at Rockford
Evening journal., 1910-06-10

ALL-WILMlNGToN LEAGUE.
ole-Ashley, at oriole.
Highland Parl<side, at Highland.
Mernisk- Rockford, at Merwiek.
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
50 cent TatI.ts sIIk. 50 cent..

IS-inch wide Taffcta silk; a large
assortment OF very desirable patterns
in various sized checks; blue, gray.
black and white checks; large and
small patterns: a very good soc quail
itv. very special ................3o
Evening journal., 1910-06-10

Reorganization public some
mighty good values and exceptionally good reductions and preparing
White though reputation
quality and low sustain and that going keep buyers busy
You what reorganization will the thing
caseS for three big with the admOnOn that they
this Sale that any
Our White Sale begins morning From the time this opens
the this sale will have the bargains gotten ogeern
this We place goods quality
every desirable merchandise every the
goods prices special stamp
underpced basement and the other good things this page
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
SHORT SKIRTS, 25c

SHORT SKIRTS 25c
Short Skirts of good quality muslin and cambrc
trimmed carefully with 1ounces of lace embroidery and
tucked rufhcs; special prices
a5c, SIC, SOC 75c and mp to $3.50
Undcrskrts. OF muslin and long cloth; cut extra
full with deep nounccs of embroidery lace insertion and
hemstitched tuc[S .7sc soc to S4.5o
very large assortment OF night gowns, in muSin'
cambrc and long cloth: high neck and long sleeves
round, square neck and short sleeves; extra
wide good and long; special .6oc to $3.50
Combination suits of very sheer long cloth:
combinations corset covers and drawer or corset cover
and skirt full front and tight fitting effects; very
jaintly trimmed with lace and embroidery.
$r.oo to $3.50
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
BASEBALL
COUNTY LEAGUE.

Games called at 315 o'clock.
dupont vs.. RiverView, at dupont.
Wilmington Gas Company Vs. Brook
wood at Riversiew.
Evening journal., 1910-06-10

desty and West IL. Umpires Robin
so nand Abbott
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
Harder Task.

First Minister-You look tired. Have
you been working hard?
Second Minister-Yes. My congregn-
tion says my sermons are too long.
and I've been trying 20 write shorter
ones
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
MITH-ZOLLINGER CO.
Our First White Sale and The Opening Our nderPriced Basemen
Truly Notable Occasions the Making SmthZOInger History.
LINEN CRASH, &c.

Hemmed Napkins. ready for
use. per dozen 80. ...........50c
Hemmed Towels. full size &c
scarfs and Shams. extra good
values 4bc
Evening journal., 1910-06-10
PILLOW CASES.

Pillow cases. ~ by SO
inches; nicely hemmed; very
special 19c.
Bleached Table Damask, Sc
inches Wide;; 4 styles; re-
gular 80 cents yard, S3c.
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AVISO.

Necesitando proveerse la planta
del acueducto para el aao ccon6mico
de 1910 q 1911, de 740 tone.adas
mas 6 menos de carbon mineral, Sc
avisa q las personals que puedan inte-
resa1le, que el dia 81 del actual Ma
70, q las 10 de Ia mafiana, Sc cele-
brara ell acto de la subasta, ante Ia
Comision designada al efecto en- las
Ohcinas del Alealde de San Juan.
El pliego de condolences q que
debe ajustarse dicho acto, podra verse
en- la Ofcina del Acueducto.
Lo que Sc avisa para general como
cimiento. 3v.s.
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Ofcinds: 20 Alien 81. 20
12o. M. de ga ) p. n,
de 9 z12 d 10 1ls q. m.
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era el sentido de la vista el que les
ayudaba, ccg6 a varios murcielagos
y VI que volaban con tanta confian-
"a e igual seguridad que antes.
Is un hecho tambi6n muv notable
el de que no todos los ciegos poseen
ell sentido de la distancia, el cual So
10 Sc encuentra en- pocos Y en- muy
diferente grado, Los ciegos que 10 po
seen 10 localizan en- la frente V cerca
de ella. V dicen que la sensaci6n es
vaga V Sc asemeja i un ligero toca-
miento.
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Conpetencia
de panaderias.

La competence decente no Sc es
tablece rebajando el precio de los
articulos, debe hacerse usando ma
terias primas inmejorables. Ell pan
hecho con harina marca Tres Estre-
Has, y las galletas con marca Dos
Estrellas no adnaiten competencia.
AL por mayor Drane & Carlo, San
Juan.
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La r,nejor cerveza.

Pedid cerueza Piels Bros, de la q.
expenden los Sres A. Alvarez y her
mano en- suconocido estableecimien
to de la calle San Jose ndmero 7 en-
San Juan. La Piel Bros no contiene
sustancia alguna uociva a la salud
de un magnifico refrescante y recons
tituyente. En- este establecimiento
bien acreditado encontrareis. Piel
Bros que es la mejor clase de GER
veza. Verdadera cerveza Lager Ale
mana. Malta de la mas fina y flor de
cerveza de Bohemia de clase supe-
rlor son sus competentes.
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EN- LA P[RUlElBA.

Como en- herrnos la crueldad Sc afana!
Como esquvarnos la piedad empieza!
81 parece mentira, dulce hermana,
que sendo tan pequeha ell alma humana,
pueda en- ella caber tanta tristeza!
Oh sombra sin luceros bien te ensanchas!
oh hero, bien escarbas nuestra herida!
Mas que importan, Door tus avalanchas
de augusta! Nuestras almas dos manchas
muy blancas en- 10 negro de la vida!
Valor! Tu virtud y 20 denuedo;
antes de herrnos temblara la daga
Y acaso rompa tan mezquno enredo
No temas, el puhal tiene mas miedo
que ell noble corazon quien amaga.
ANA sufre, ora, aguarda, y no te asombre
81 siendo buena tu tormento crece
;Que es la vida? I'm sollozo sQue es Ell hombre?
Tn atomo de noche, que padece
ANA aguarda Ia creacion entera
amanda radia aguardando inflora.
Mira el nldo la en- la pradera.
Todos los nidos te dran iespera!
todas las rosas te diran iadora!
Sufre aguarda: en- la existenca vana
nuestro amor sera luz que siempre arde
que sempre ardera, triste ufana.
81 aver fue como el SOL en- la manana
hoy sera como Vesper, en- la tarde e'''.
Ora aguarda, Ia fortuna inqueta
romper no puede nuestros firmes lazos
Cuando legues conmigo hasta la meta,
icon cuanta fe te cantara el poeta!
Amado Nervo
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Eterna Juyentud.- JUVENlLINA.
Ell GRAN rINrE PoR EXcELENCIA.

Il GKAN TIME PUK EXCELENCIA.
Verdadero exito con>eguido con una
formula moderna. No contieno +
trato de plata, nj sale
Vigoriza ell cabello,
y esta probado ser L,
de resultados maravliiu .u
algunos minutes para que eI c4i,-
loo Ia barba vuelvan & su prlmi-
two color. Pruebelo y SO conven-
cera de SUI efcacia. De venta en-
todas las farmacias de Ia isla. De-
posito al por mayor. THE JU-
VENILINA COMP. P. 0. Box
1ol. Ponce, P. R. 80 v. d.
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Attractive surttdo.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
el representative del acreditado es-
tablecimiento Las Novedades, ha
completado un magnifico surtido
de cuanto Sc encuentra de util, y ne
cesario en- aquella Importante plaza.
Pedidos hechos s uropa estan lie
gando tambien en- cada vapor y TODD
cuanto exija el mas refinado gusto y
la mas esquisita fantasia Sc encuen-
ira en- el establecimiento dc moda de
Ia ciudad. Adornos de cabeza, PERU
meria,muebles para gabinetes y to-
cador, ropa blanca para sehoras Sc
horitas y ni1as, sombreros, paraguss
y sombrillas, relojes, macetas de flo
res, figuras de marmol, bitcuit-
terra-cotta, estuches, alfombras, ju-
guetes, vaiilla de cristal y de plata
Sc encuentra S precios convenientes
en- el establecimiento de Ia calle de
San Francisco. Ordenes por correo
y TELEGRAPH, Servicio pronto y cuida-
dOsO.
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lF'I[L[LIES DE [F[LO[RE.
BoMMAGE.

J Anne ardemnlent les Aeurs aussi des que laurore,
Chassant Ia sombre mutt ram6,e Ia clart6,
Je dirige mes pas vers un site enchante
Que charrnent les oseaux ct les files de Flore.
lei: lie chaste lys, fer de sa purete,
A ma levre brulante offre sa blanche amphore,
Et tout pres, q deux pas, I oellet multicolore
NJ 'offre sa douce odeur, la rose So beaute.
Et lie sor je suis la continuant mon reve,
Qui toujours recommence ct jamais ne s'acheve:
Enivre de parfums ct pleln d 'un tendre emol.
Mais, helas! il me manque une Aeur friche Eclose
Pluf douce que Zoe ilet, plus belle que Ia rose
Plus pure que e ys ct cette faur. cest toi....
Amo las flores con ardor y cuando
Las nocturnaes sombras rompe el alba
Mis- pasos muevo al magico recinto
Que aves flores q Ia par encantan.
Ell casio lirio, broche de pureza
A mi labio ardoroso brinda su anfora
Y ofrecenme: el cavel, su dulce aroma
La rosa su beleza soberana.
De tarde, allt reanudo mis- ensuehos
Que sempre tornan, que nunca acaban,
Envuelto en- la embriaguez de los perfumes
Y ell pecho leno de emocion extraha.
Pero, ay! que en- vano busco una fresquisima
Flor, que es mas dulce que ell clavel, mas casta
Que el lirio, y aun mas bella que Ia rosa;
Y esa flor 'eres tt, nina del alma
L. Leccia.
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AL PUBLICO.

Ponemos en- conocimiento del pI-
blico y en- especial el de San Juan,
que no nos hacemos responsables de
oantidad al guua tomada ptilizando
nuest:o nombre, sin nuestra directa
intervention. Ponce, Mayo 1910
Edurigis T. yiuda de Ferrd,a Hire
do Ferrdn.
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7FU QUOQUIE. E..

Hablaba I'm diputado en- ell congreso
Zen Lima, Quito, Bogota 8 Santiago
pues fiel memoria del lugar no hago,
y NADIA importa el sitio del suceso)
-Si quereis gloria, hbertad, progreso
Roma contemplad! Mirad que estragos
haoe el pufa de Bruto dando en- pago
de tirania vii muerte un avieso
Y Roma Sc salvo!-Mas un tunante,
de aquellos que en- la barra echan venablos.
10 interrumpi6 con labios disolutos:
-Esa es broma, senior preopinamente,
81 un bruto salvo a Roma, :como diablos
no salvan esta patria tantos brutos?
Ricardo P1lnu1
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4 sentido de Ia distancia,

Sabido es de antique que algunos
ciegos pueden andar por sitios Que
les son completamente desconscidos,
con notable seguridad y sipfropezar
con ningdn obieto grand. Hace me-
do siglo, Spallanzani hescubri6 que
los murci6lagos vuclan en- eompleta
obscuridad sin tropezar con los obs
taculOS, Y para asegIrarse de Que no
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politica. Sc ha dado va I'm gran paso
hacia la conquista de las unas cleo
torales.
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I'm esta imprenta Sc vendepspel de
perioGicos vieios 4 50 nuintal
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Chinches. Poli!las, Hormisss. Pulgas y
demas bichos sucumben al "Remedio de
Sallade para curer las picaduras de Mos
quitos," Y al "Exterminador de In sec.
tos" que destruye la vida dc los insectos.
Loci6n conocida en- todo ell mundo para
alejar mosquitoes y demas insectos, cuan-
do Sc riega en- los cusrtos. Este es el Uni
co artfculo que ha re,istido la prueba del
pubEco por 26 amos mo es venen,so).
Bo;ellas de una pints, 25 centavos; ! ga
lon, Sl.Oo; gallon. $500. ''El Terror de
las Cucarachas, limpiara su hogar de
las cucsrachas. Sc vende: en- latss de
de libra y de libra. No deja polvo.
SALLADE & Co., Unicos fabricantos
l22 Cedar Street. New York City
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejo a
50 ouintal