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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
de Ell COrre0 del N0rtc)

Es una idea simpatica mas que sim
patfca hermosisima.
va hablamOs en- una OCCASION de clio
Estam0s dispersos.
Cada uno tira por su lado; cada uno
obra por su propia cuenta sin acordarse
para NADIA del espiritu de solidaridad
Ha llegado ell momento de hacer algo
practice en- sentido de defendernos, CO.
mo So defender los medicos, como Sc de-
fienden los abogados, como Sc defender
limpiabotas, que Sc Organizan, que ira
bajan por ell mejoramiento de su Oticio.
Nosotros podemos ser mucho, unidos,
compactos, animados por ell espiritu de
companerismo hasta hoy alejado de nos
otros sin motive fundamental, solo por
torpes rivalidades que NADIA conducen
Adelante con la idea, que no seremos
nosotros los il,timos en- prestar todo nues-
trO cOncurSO.
.Adelantei Los horizontes Sc acla-
Ia In EHucnpj0U1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
de La Edncnci0n)

Ha sido acogida con gran entusiasmo
por toda la prcnsa del pals, la idea Ian
zada por nuestro colega FL Aguila de
Puerto Rico secllndada pOr Ell HerdidO
ESpaNOl, para formar en- Puerto Rico
la Association de la Prensa. Como 10 de-
seaban nuestrOs colegas va Ell Boiefn
Nercantii ha respOndido su llamamien-
to y sc presta gustosO tomar la inicia-
tiva para que idea tan hermosa Sc rea-
lice.
Grande por todos conceptos han de ser
los resultados que han de derivarse de
tan impOrtante Association por ESQ nos
OtroS nos unlmos a nuestros colegas Ell
A0Hiia y el Heratdo para decire a FL
Bodet'n. adelante companero que el
triunfo Sera nucStro!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
f [obo de Cor[eos
La Caja'l misteriosa
LAS PESQUISAS DE
LA DETECTIVE

Durante el dia la noche de aver
| la detective por un lado y el inspector
de Correo por otro, realizaron un ira
bajo de investigac abrumador, los
guardias de la secreta bajo las 6rde-
mes de los jefes Quinones y Diaz y
otros empleados bajo las ordenes del
inspector Mr.. Halfway. Realmente el
trabajo encomendado dichos fr1ncio-
narios parece una pagina arrancada de
los folletines de Ponson du Turreail.
Ell ladron parece ser un Raftes, un
burlador.
Ha realizado Ell robo en- la ofcina de
CorreoS con una calma imper turbable.
| Seq,1n Sc deduce ha Sobornado otros,
pues Sc cree que no eS possible que un
hombre pueda realizar una trama tan
bien urdida. Sc piensa que ha obrado
libremente, serenamente, entrando de
noche en- ell Negociado, abriendo la
verja de MADEIRA que separa el antique
edihcio de la Diputa cion colandose, y
POGO poco sin ruido, Sc ha sacado la
GAIA, que como nuestros lectores saben
mide una vara de largo por media de
ancho. va conocen tamblen que la
GAIA Sc abrfa por medic de combina-
cion.
Despues que sacaron los dollars, unos
dicen que cuatrocientos cincuenta,
otros trescientos pico, cargaron ell
mueble de hierro 10 echaron al po-
20, utilizando, segGu Sc cree, una
cuerda
Despues como hombre listo tratando
de despistar los pasos de la policia ha
Tornado Ell cerrojo de la verja, dejando
esta media alberta fin de dar a COM
prender los policfas que la GAIA ha-
bfa sido sacada por ALI para salir a la
calle
Pero, no hay culpable que MOI deje
aStro de Su crimen, Y Sobre el broCal
del pozo. ell detective Diaz encontro
la prueba abrumadora, las senales
evidentes del cuerpo del delito,
EntOnceS Sc examine en- el aqua y la
GAIA Sc encontr6, va mohosa, Y llena de
aqua Los dollars billetes habfan
volado
He aqui una impression acerca del
modo como Sc cree que Sc ha realizado
ese robo audaz, he aqui una nota ra-
pida de 10 que ell pdblico dice y CO
menta.
iQuien es quienes son los autoreso
Hasta ahora misterio todo, pero hay
grandes probabilidades de descubrir a
los criminales. Ell departamento no
tiene indicios de NADIA nj sospechas de
los empleados que sirven en- el EXPIRE
sado ramo La detective al mando de
los sehores Ouiflones Diaz, ha diri-
gido sus pasos hacia otros senderos,
espigando, buceando, con rapidez, cal
ma, serenidad y aplomo.
Somos reServados en- eStos informeS
para satisfacer en- todo, 10 que nos pide
la detective La pista esta trazada,
la ratonera tendida, Veremos ahora
81 Sc coge el ration. SeguiremoS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
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EL DUB2TO VyNUS

Ha conseguido en- Caguas, donde ira
baJo hasta ell domingo 16 por la noche,
ha conseguido con arte delicado un
grandes ventajas por TRAFALGAR en- su pro
pia carpa.
Aver lunes salio ell duett0 para Juncos,
donde trabajara algunos dias de esta Sc
mana, para despues continuar su toarnf
artistca a Humacao Y Vieques.
Deseamos a la empreSa Ductt0 Venus
muy buenos negocios V victorias en- su
paseo artistico por la isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Font Hermno, Perez Hrmno, Herrero
Hrmno, Sanchez, Portela y Ca; S. Ra-
mirez y Ca, Benitez y Ca, Balasquide y
Ca. Bermudez HermanOs y Ca, Cerece-
do Hermanos Sucesores b. E. De sola,
Arturo Bravo, NJ. r. Calderon y Ca,
Edo. Acha Hermano., Angel Suarez,
Rivero Ca. Arrivi HermanOs. \. Llau-
ri v Ca, NJ. Gonzalez Y Ca, joaquin Pa
checo, NJ. Burillo Y Ca, Sucesores de
Gamarra. S. Melon y Ca, America SalaS,
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, Bas Y Ca, Rafael
Margarida, Allies Hermanos, Y Herman
dez V Barasorda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
Plato del dfa

Lunes aver; La Camara animada
con nuevos delegados,
Lopez Diaz lego tostado ell cults
por brisas de sus campOs, !:
Celsito Caballero, sonriente,
mas datcho que otrOs amos,
dice Elzaburu que aunque calla, firmes.
seran Slls alegatoS.
Coira lee el Ideal; Soler estrecha
de Lopez Diaz la mano:
Mercader esta palido y con sueno, !
los ojos abultados, +
dicen que fue de juerga Carolina {
con rapidez, en- auto,
a vender Juvetef50 y divertirse. t
Coll (Pepe) amigo caro-, (
que invltame viajar por las attaras,
ante mi mesa hablando,
de politca Sc halla, Samalea,
un nino campechano,
esta hacienda ribrar sobre una plana
lumineos ditirambos.
Semper en- ell salon de conferencias
oNsculta delegados,
y esta sobre la mesa ell presupuestO
ahoso buey broga0,
nutrido en- ell Consejo con alfalfa !
que van a capearlo. /
X
Elegante programa Ell C0rn0rat :
exhibe en- este aiio {
de alto relieve La cubierta hermoSa
es arte delicado,
donde Sc anuncia de futuros dias
el festival rosado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
G6ntca judicial

Aver por la maiiana. ante Corte abier-
ia, el juez de la secci0n segunda, Mr..
Gill, lego la sentencia impuesta a Ma
nuel Arnau, declarado convicto de AGO.
metlmlento y aggression con clrcunstan-
ciaS agravantes, condenandole un ano
de carcel que cumplira en- ell Presidio
Correctional de csta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Esta manana Sc ha viStO ante ell SUI
premo ell recurso de apelacion interpues-
to p0r Lorenzo Ortiz contra Sentencia de
la Corte de Distrito de Humacao. Ell ci-
tado Ortiz tuvo una rna con Pedro Do
mes. en- el termino Municipal de Fajardo,
e ilegalmente ocasion6 dos heridas al
citado Dones, producidas por arma de
fuego. De resultas de dichas lesiones
graves falleci6 el agredido.
Vista la causa ante JuradO, en- la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao. ell acu-
sado fue declarado culpable de homici-
diC irvoluntario, sentenciado la pena
de diez amos de presidio con trabajos
forzados Contra dicha sentencia esta-
bleci0 recursO de apelaci0n el acusado v
hoy S. ha vist1 dicha causa ante la Cort,,
Suprema.
Ell fiscal RoSsy sostuvo las conclusio-
nes de la Corte inferior Solicit6 para
Ortiz la confirmation de la pena impues-
ia con las costas al apelante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Nuestro companero Perez Losada, con
vocara para la pr6xima semana, una
reunion en eSta capital
Los companeros de la isla que no pue-
dan asistir al acto, Sc serviran delegar en-
alguno de los periodistas de San Juan.
La lnanimidad conque la prensa ha
acogido el proyecto hace esperar que esta
vez ha de levarse feliz termino la Aso-
ciaci0n de la prensa puertorriquena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
NOTICIAS

Del Distrito de Rio Piedras comu-
nlcan que en- el barrio la Muda hubo
un fuego en- la casa propiedad del Sc
nor Zenon Diaz, la Cnal estaba asegu-
da por 5000 y las provisiones de la
tienda en- 81 900 habiendo sido total
mente destruida Ell Juez de paz arres-
to al sefior Diaz Y al dependiente Gil
Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
(De PROF atria)

Una idea luminosa, de una trasccnden
ella positiva, ACADIA de sugerir un impor
tante periodico de Ponce. tendente a for
mar la Association de la Prensa de Puer-
to Rico. Hermosa nos parece la idea
porque Sc llegara a traducir en- una efec
tiva realidad ell periodismo puertorri-
queno habria hecho un gran adelanto y
habria demostrado su civismo y su es-
piritu de cOnfraternidad en- beneficio de
la amada patria
ALA en- la ciudad de las gallardas ini-
ciativas surgi5 la idea ataviada con Sis
naturales galas de harmonizacion. San
Juan respondi6 ella con ell mas vivo en-
tu>iasmo, y Mayagiie2 tambien Sc prera-
ra 4 Secundar con valentia
.Adrlautt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Ell fiscal Campillo solicit6 de la Corte
que ell juicio contra el sargento de poll
cla Pedro Santos y otros, acusados de
malos tratos a un anciano detenido, pa
sara a la Corte Municipal de Bayam6n
por no constituir la denuncia contra los
guardias un delito de feloni.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Del Distrito de Gurabo comunicar
el arresto de ocho individuoS que fue
ron sorprendidos jugando al Monte,
en- el barrio Nancy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Del Distrito de Aguadilla com1tnican
ell arresto del individuo Candido Ro-
driguez, quien hiri6 gravemente de un
tiro de revolver, en- barrlo Ceiba Bala,
( Juan Nieves
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

A petici6n del fiscal Campillo fue So
breseida la causa que Sc seguia contra
Ramon Estrada, acusado de seduction
por haber contraido matrimonio con La
ofendida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

Sc lego aver en- Corte alberta la acusa-
ci6n contra Rafael Sanabria como autor
de un escalamiento ocurrido en- Loiza
Para esta manana estaban senaladOs
algunOs juicios criminales, de los cuales
infOrmaremos oportunamente.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
GENERAL DISSATISFACTION
With Unsuccessful Work In London
Police on the Case.

London, July 10.-The Belle Gilmore
murder mystery got into the House of
Commons today but the attempted
airing OF the police end failed. Home
Secretary Winston Churchill declined
to answer questions on the subject, on
the ground that the government held
it to be undesirable to discuss the de-
tails of the police inquiry at present.
The general dissatisfaction with the
conduct of the police was expressed in
the lower House today by William J.
Thorne, a Labor member. who put a
series OF questions To the home secre-
tary, designed to develop why the au-
thorities had lost trace of a mali
against whom suspicion of crime had
been directed. Mr.. Churchilrs declina-
ton to be drawn into the matter was
briefly but positively stated.
Scotland Yord is still without infor-
nation other than that contained in the
newspaper dispatches concerning the
report that Crippen appeared recently
at Vernet- les Baines. France. Accord
ing to these stories the fugitive spent
When his presence was learned gen
darmes were sent to arrest the suspect,
but when they arrived at the hotel the
traveller had left for Spain.
The fact that these stories made no
mention of Ethel Clara Leneve. Grip
penis typist. who dropped out of sight
when her employer disappeared. is
noted by the police. They are inclined
to belief that the woman would sur
render herself if she was alive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
A SHARP CONTEST
For National Presidency of Ancient
Order of Hibernians.

Portland, Oregon. July 20.-A SHARP
contest is on in the Ancient Order OF
Hbernians over the national presi-
iency. The two most prominent can
didates for the Office are Matthew Cum
mings, national president, who is an
avowed candidate for reelection, and
Professor NJ. G. Rohan. of Wisconsin
The East seems to be pretty Well uni
fled in Cummings and almost equally SC
the Middle West seems solid for Pro-
fassor Rohan. There are two other
candidates in the field. James j. Regan
of Minnesota, and Joseph Mclaughlin
of Pennsylvania.
The report of National President
Cummings showed an encouraging in
crease in membership. influence and
financial resources.
All important feature of the report Is
a discussion of the unity of the irish
race in America, with the recommends
ton for a national conference in TINS
connection. A full report of the mis-
SION of the Irish ENJOYS last year 10
Ireland to ante the members of the
order there is included.
The convention ordered that tele-
grams of devotion to the flag and IN
situations of the United States be sent
to President Taft and kilograms OF
love and fealty to His Holiness. the
PoDe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
SOMERSET
NORRIDGEWOCk.

The reunion of the Eaton and n. II. s.
alumni will occur August g. The former
principal, Hamlin F. Eaton. will be
present.
Chas. futile, who recently sold his
farm here. has purchased the Lauriston
Lowe farm in Mercer and is moving
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Barker and family
and Mrs. Mahala McIntre are spending
several days at Ocean Point.
J. A. Wallace and family of Caribou
have moved onto the farm recently pur-
chased of Chas. futile.
Mrs. Mary Emery left Monday for
Portsmouth. N. H., where she will visit
relatives.
HiNckLEY.
Mr.. Emery johnson has gone to Ban
gor to visit his son, and as he has bro
ken up housekeeping in this place he may
reside there in the future. His sister.
Mrs Sadie Rice. has gone to live with a
nephew in Orrington. She still remains
very poorly and is unable to care for
herself.
Mrs. George Tibbetts is visiting in
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Olive Merrill visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Foster, Canaan, Sunday.
Some of the farmers are through hay
ing and report an extra large yield, COM
pared with last year. Not many apples
are expected, and crops are looking poor
ly in this vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
SENSATIONAL PLAYING
And Numerous Surprises in Longwood
Tennis Tourney.

Brookline, Mass, July 20.-Sensa-
tional lawn tennis and number OF
surprises marked the fourth rouhu
matches of the Goth annual Longwood
Cricket Club tourney and the eastern
doubles championship today. In the
last event W. A. Larned, national
champion in singles and G. l.. Wrenn,
Jr., went down to defeat in straight
sets before the superior playing OF
Beals C. Wright and Raymond l.. Lit
tie. Then as climax of the day.
Little, for years among the leaders OF
the game, was put out of the singles
by Dean Mathey, Princeton student
in four sets. Mayrice e. Mclaughlin
of San Francisco had all he could TO
remain in the meeting, losing the first
two sets to A. r. Gardner of New
York. A. s. Dabney was another crack
who received a big scare when n. l..
Davenport schoolbOy player, carried
him to five sets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
TURN OVER TIME
When Nature Hints About the Fooo

When there's no relish to any wv
! and all that one eats doesn't seem "
do any good then is the time 10 nS.'
turn over in the diet for that ~
lures way of dropping hint tha' w
food isn't the kind required.
For a number Of years | ioho~..
railroad work, much of 1t being un'.
work of a trying nature. Meal ulss
We're our busiest and eating 100 p'
and too quickly of food such ~ "a
commonly served in hotels =. =,
restaurants, these together WIN ~.
sedentary habits were not long u IN .s,s
| ing me dyspepsia and stomach ~ "a
which reduced my weight from w
160 pounds. .,oa
There was little relish in any Nv ~,
and none Of it seemed to DO NC ,hs
good. 1t seemed the more ! ave ~
poorer l got and was always hu, W.
before another meal, no mat'et
much l had eaten. =, II
"Then / commenced a fair u'., ,,ad
Grape Nuts food, and was su,p an,
how a small saucer of it woulo .sa.d
me along, strong and with ss luz nO
appetite, until the next meal VIZ !,
sensations of hunger, weakness
distress as before. ,ov
Il have been following this diet n
for several months and my ih'p. s.r,
ment has been so great all the o'- -,
in my family have taken up '' so,i.
of Grape Nuts with complete n
faction and much improvement
health and brain power. al
American people undoubteuis .ha
hurriedly, have lots of worry 49,
hindering digestion and thereio,e aon
food that is predigested anu
centrated in nourishment." ~.
Read THE Road to Wei'Vi"0
pkgs. There's a Reason. -,
Ever read the above letter. m,
one appears from time to tina .,....,
are genuine, true, and full OF "s"''
inherent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
BANGOR'S PLANS
For the Entertainment Next Saturday
Of Pres. Taft.

Bangor, Me-, July 20.-At aespecial
meeting of the city council held Tues
day night, plans for the official well
come of President Taft, who will be in
town from ~ until o'clock Saturday
were discussed and a committee con-
sisting of the mayor, President
Sprague of the common council, Alder
man Hall and Councilmen Brown and
Kelley was appointed to arrange the
details. In Difference to the President
expressed wish but little in the way
of entertainment will be attempted.
A special train carrying Bangor's
official welcoming party win leave here
here for Mt. Desert Ferry at $3.50
o'clock. Senator Hale will be taken on
board at Ellsworth
1t is proposed to greet the distin-
guished guest at the Union Station
with the Bangor Band. The band will
also play in from of the Bangor House
before and after the President speaks
and it is likely that concert will be
given in the afternoon. While the
President leaves at o'clock it will be
impossible for the majority Of the
CIOWu 10 start llOIIleWdTu DSIOIe D.
According to present indications the
program for Mr.. Taft's visit will ad-
here pretty closely to that already pub
lished. He will arrive in town on a spe-
cial train at ~ o'clock and will be
taken for motor ride about the city.
The exact personnel of the party isn't
known vet but it will include Senator
Hale, Gov. Fernald, Congressman Bur
leigh and Former Governors Hill and
Cobb.
At o'clock the President will lunch
in the private dining room at the Ban
gor House. He himself will be the host
and the party will be small
Pres. Taft is scheduled to appear IN
the portico over the Main street en-
trance to the Bangor House immedi-
ately upon the return from the motor
ride about the city which will follow
the route as published above. proba-
bly, n little before 1 o'clock. He Will
probably speak for about 10 minutes
and it is not expected that he will have
much to say about politics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21

voluntary action taken by the rail-
roads:
1T being understood that the COM
mission would exercise its authority
under the new law and suspend all
general and important rate advances
made for the purpose of increasing
revenue, the principal carriers in Of
fetal classification territories, through
a committee appointed for that pur-
pose, proposed today voluntarily to
postpone the effective date of such
advanced rates until Nov. l, next and
an arrangement to that effect was
made after a conference with the COM
mission.
This will not delay investigation
and decision as to the reasonableness
of the proposed advances but will
obviate the necessity at this time for
numerous suspension orders which
otherwise would be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
SUICIDE IN LONDON
OF Rev. Athelstane Cornforth, Member
of the Eccentric Club,

London, July 20.-Arthur Hall of Lon.
don, Cambridge man and mem.
Der of the Eccentric Club of Lon
don, was found in lonely part Of
Colonial Park, New York, Wednesday
with a bullet wound in his mouth. H.
died before the hospital was reached.
A revolver lay near where the English.
mans body was found. A photograph
of him was found in his pocket on the
back of which was written: See photo
on other side. Communicate with my 50.
licitor. N. H. Aaron, London, Eng, and
my friend, w. B. Mendelshon, In care Of
n. H. Aaron" A letter was also found
evidently from his brother, David Hall Of
San Francisco. No reason is known for
the suicide of Hall, who went to London
two months ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21

Ohio Railroad. In 1890 he was made
general superintendent of the Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern. He be-
came general manager of the system
in 1904 and in 1907 was made vice pres
ident in charge of operation of the H.
linois Central lines. About a year ago
he was elected president Of the Monon
A revolver with one empty cartridge
WIS found near Mr.. Kawn's body, il
later developed. 1t was impossible to
determine whether Mr.. RaWn or the
murderer fired first. The belief that
the murderer was wounded was
STRENGTHENED by a trail of blood along
stone wall east of the Rawn resi-
dence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
JOhns0n's Plea
For Fast Driving,

New York. July 20.-John A. John
son, the champion heavyweight pugi-
list was fined SIS today by Magistrate
Appleton for reckless driving. John
son had an excuse today.
Il have to go the way l did to dodge
the hoodlums who call me names and
throw stones at me-" said the pugilist.
The officers told me to go fast and
get away as soon as l could. / have
never run down or injured anyone
but l don't want to be struck by
stones"
Chief Magistrate McAdoo expressed
his opinion that automobiling was like
ly to get Johnson into more trouble
than his prize fighting.
You will run down some one yet.
You have been arrested in almost
every city you have visited" con-
tinued the justice.
But your honor. that was done for
advertising purposes said the big
tighter, in all apparent seriousness.
He pleaded guilty and paid the fine
imposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-21
A GIGANTIC TASK.
Prof. Emery Says Tariff Commission
Is Not Ready to Report.

New Haven, CT, July 20.-Prof. H. c..
Emery of Yale, head of the National
Tariff Commission. who has just re-
turned to this country from Germany,
where he has been studying tariff con-
ditions. made a brief visit to New
Haven today incidental to his journey
to Maine to meet President Taft. In
an interview, Prof. Emery. after dis
cussing the activities of the commits
sion, said:
There seems to be wrong idea of
what the commission is doing and how
much it has done. Our report is not
nearly ready. as has been stated in
the newspapers. In fact it hasn't been
fairly begun. I'm not sure whether
there will be published report at all.
We can't tell just yet, what we will
do"
Mr., Emery will probably have an
other conference with Mr.. Taft at
Beverly later in the summer. He does
not expect to return to Yale in the
fall, as he says the work of the com
mission will probably require all of
his time at Washington.