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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
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O(jT-0F.0pnER KIDNEYS ACT FINE.

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Sore Lungs and Raw Lungs.

Most people know the feeling, and
the miserable state OF III health it in
dieates. All people should know that
Foley's Honey and Tar, the greatest
throat and lung remedy, Will quickly
cure the soreness and cough and restore
n normal condition. Ask for Foley g
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Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Boise Commercial Club Proudly
Celebrates fourth Anniversary
BY @. E. ARNEY.

Special to The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Feb. with broad
smiles on their faces. unmistalable cvi-
dences OF light-hearted optmists, 200
members of the Boise Commercial club
sat down Saturday evening to the first
annual banquet OF the organization Al
the close of its fourth year OF fruitful
existence, surrounded by a few OF their
friends and ncghbors, whom they had
made their guests.
When the old Boise Chamber OF Com
merce passed out from the stage OF ac-
ton and the new Boise Commercial CLUB
was uShercd into existence by the Boise
business men, true TO The commercial
and TO the social development OF Boise.
but four short years ago. they bullded
higher than they thought and better than
they knew. The banquet proved the full
measure OF appreciation uf the truth OF
this assertion on the part OF the tried
and found true" Boise Commercial club,
Here Republicans and Democrats. "wets"
and "dryS.' Protestant and Catholic, Jew
and Gentle, merchant. doctor, farmer,
salesman. lawyer, accountant, men OF all
beliefs and walks OF lte forgot for the
time being their difference in beliefs and
IN occupations. and as band OF union
brothers. bonded for common purpose.
pure and eleyating in design, met on Il
common level and commingicd in con-
versaton. In song and discourse Tor the
further upbuilGing of their organization
as a factor Tor the public veal OF Boise
city and Of Southern Idaho.
No note OF discord arose to mar the
entire success OF the annual feast No
word Of encouragement either of the
organized efforts or OF the onward stride
Of the city and its surrounding area,
passed the lips of the patriotic men who
have contributed of their talent. their
money and their loyalty TO public serv-
ice, thar the Boise Commercial club
might have an honored existence, COM
mensurate with the requirements OF a
community so rich in developed and de-
Eeloping resources as Boise city and VI
cinity.
The faces about the festive banquet
board OF this annual event would have
done honor TO any city OF the states OF
America. In them was strength Of char
acter and ambition to do greater things
FOR society for their fellow men and for
their country. There was TO be read with
ease in these faces very high order OF
ability 10 take care OF their own and OF
their community interests, commercial.
social, moral,
During the short, but fruitful. life OF
the Boise Commercial club IL has had but
two presidents: James Il. Clinton OF
the Boise City National bank. u native of
Salt Lake City, and Andrew z. Carlson of
the Carlson -Lusk Hardware company,
Mr.. Clinton held the presidency but a
single year, while Mr.. Carlson has Just
rounded out the third yearly term as
president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Justice Moody Better.

BOSTON, Jan. 3l-Associate Justice
William III. Moody of the supreme court
has shown marked Improvement today.
He PROBABLY will return 10 Washington
within Il few weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

You can break up a cold or relieve
an attack Of La Grippe with Weeks
Break Up-A- Cold Tablets Chocolate
coated, pleasant to take; no calomel.
Your money back if they fail,
Sold by Schramm- J Johnson, Drugs.
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George Z. Busch,

Public accountant, auditor, systema,
tizer. Room 422 Judge Bldg Office
phones: Ind, 1770; Bell. Main 1888; Res
phone. Bell Main 207S.
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I Have Moved.

Am now in my new location, rs East
Second South. j, II. Knickerbocker,
.iewcler and optician
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Elk's California Excursion
February 5. Cheapest excursion OF tho
year. See c. write a. w Rayboula
l:llls' club. Salt Lake.
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During all this time Mr., Reilly Atkinson
has been the secretary OF the club. To
attempt to show that one man has been
responsible for the intense success OF this
organized effort for Boise's growth would
be unfair. But 10 state that one man had
brought out Of the many earnest. w!lllnE
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Ask Your Physician or Druggist

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For the same reason you should stop
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seen to good doctor and had It treated.
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compllshments OF the club, the scope OF
which Will interest all Commercial club
members of this intermountaln section OF
the great new west. whose citizenship
hnds greatest comfort In the battle for
locating the splendid new citizens flock
ing into these mountains and valleys to
adopt new states where conditions IN
lito will be more idcally agreeable
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Enough for several days treatment.
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treatment OF this foul disease.
-Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly is applied
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Reduces the thickencd membranes,
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the lungs over healthy surfaces.
n That is the logical way to cure ca
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You would not apply salt water to
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

The ROurkes have wheeled around since
coming home and are going at a promising
CLIP. though not entirely satisfactory yet.
If this team does not nose the leader hard
we miss our guess, II undoubtedly is strong
in every department and there is nothing
left but to play team ball. With Pa Rourke
on the bench It certainly should not be ex-
cused for falling down on this. It's in
Tsld and outfield are fast and It's batteries
strnnE- We believe IT will go TO the top,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

The Cubs have certainly not made for
midable showing thus far. OF course, they
have started out this year as they have
for three years past with lot of sick or
crippled players-stars, too. Chance. Tinker,
Ruelbnch have been down and out and
something must be ailing Miner Brown.
for he has not shown his cunning as yet
These things help to offset what advan-
tage King is to the team and have kept it
from winning consistently as It should
to stay at the top. One little item OF In
terest is that other teams are probably
stronger this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
CONDING STILL LEADS FOR PA
Shotton and Two Pitchers Only Others
Above Coveted Mark.
IMPROVE ON HOME GROUNDS
Hanson is the Only Omaha Pitcher
Who Has Not Lost n Game
So Far This SeaAOn--Offi-
cial Figures.

Gonding continues to lead the Omaha
team in batting. although his percentage
has decreased in the last week. He has
been sticking at the rate of 1888 for the
three weeks of the Western league season.
Shotton is the second best SO far with .S2S.
These two. with the exception of Patton
and McCafferty. who have played three
games each, are the only Rourkes over the
800 mark. Raftis of Des Molnes is the
heaviest batter in the league. He has an
average OF 400 having been to bat sixty
times and made thirteen runs and twenty
four hits,
Harry Welch maintained his perfect
fielding record, He has made thirty put
outs and has not made an error Shaw Of
Wichita is the only player in the league
that has a better record. He has had
seventy-six put-outs and has not erred In
handling the ball
Omaha is last In team batting, seventh
in team fielding. seventh in stolen bases
and fourth in sacrifice hitting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

If you have anything TO sell or exchange
advertise it in The Bee Want Ad columns,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
wIIBER's BASKET BALL TEAM
High school Boys who Know the
Gnme Wei.

Coach Ford b. Kuhns of the WILDER High
school basket ball team writes to The Bee
that his team won fourteen out of fifteen
games played, all with hard teams. lie
says they tried to arrange games with the
Lincoln team, both by mail and by publica-
ton of challenges in the papers, but failed
to get reply. For this reason the WILDE
boys think that if Lincoln is champion o
Nebraska they have at least a right t.
claim the distinction of having challenged
the champions unsucoessfully. The picture
shows the WILDER boys to be a likely look
ing band of young athletes, who ought to
be worthy opponents for any team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

People who are asking the governor OF
California and the mayor OF San Francisco
10 suppress the Jefries-Johnson fight are
counting without their host. righteous as
their cause may be There is so much
mare IN San Francisco and environs that
q infinitely worse than prize fight that
A ff must strike even the governor and mayor
as futile to put the lid on this fight. There
IL very little chance of heading off this
thing now.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
Team work,

Team Batting-Des Moines, 1872; Denver,
PSF; Wichita, .2S3; st. Joseph, 271; Sioux
city. 30; Lincoln .259; Topeka, .25S;
Omaha, .23S.
Team Fielding-Wichita, 1851; Lincoln,
95l; Des Moines, 1888; Sioux City, 1886;
Denver, 1886; Topeka, 1872; Omaha, .sS1 st.
Joseph .926.
Stolen Bases-Denver, 40; Des Moines, q;
wichita, %; st. Joseph, II; Sioux City, Ia;
Lincoln, IA; Omaha, Is; Topeka, 10.
Sacrifice Hits-Des Moines, %; Denver,
20: st. Joseph, 2S; Omaha, 23 Sioux City,
22; Wichita, 49, Lincoln, 10; Topeka, T.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

Farmer Burns ought to be able to cash
IN Jefrs estimate OF him-"'the greatest
conditioner in the world" When the old
man decides he doesn't want to wrestle
any more he can hang out his single as
Doctor of Conditions II jeff wins that
highland what is there TO prevent it.
Omaha. through its distinguished citizen,
Mr. Farmer Burns. will have some place
in - Yecords. II that will help any.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

What Is this that has come over Chi
rago? The mayor refusing a permit for
the Gctch-Zhyszko wrestle smacks a little
pf the Id Wrestling has something of
thel. kind coming. What It needs to do is
to Wow people that 1t is all It represents
itself to be. A meritorious match between
these two man would certainly be most
desirable from sportsman's standpoint
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
SO Diving fnr HIM.

There was small job of diving to be
done, and as the divers were all absent, an
Irishman who had just been engaged to
work the air pump volunteered to go down
He was told how to signal when he wished
down barely long enough to begin when he
signaled that he wanted to come up. AS
soon as he was on the boat he motioned to
have the helmet taken off.
"Begob,' he said when his head was free,
'I'll not work. where | can't spit on me
hands. Everybody Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

was Ben Pool. Threet. Ala. when dragged
over a gravel roadway. but Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve cured him. pc For sale by
Beaton Drug co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

Austin played a wonderful game at
third" These are the sort OF reports come
In from Omahs's Jimmie these days He
Is rated today as the fastest man in the
American league except Cobb and close on
10 that man. Austin is bound TO win. He
is an exemplary athlete. takes the best of
care of himself and is made on an ideal
plan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

( President O'Neill had his customary
smile, and we hope it never will come off
We believe with him that this will be q
great season for the good old Western
Every team is going good and the fans
are on their toes. st. Joe's start is very
encouraging.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15
JUDGEMENTS

HE week has brought forth several
changes in base ball OF great in
terest because they involve old
timers around whom halos Of un-
dimmed glory hang. Pat Moran. the
old Cub catcher, has gone the route OF the
best Of them, been sold. He goes to Phila-
dephia. II was a task for the Chicago
management to break the news to Pat. for
he remained a prime favorite to the last
ana always gave the team the best he had
50 Murphy and Chance both ducked the
job and threw il onto Murphy's secretary
This Is one of the hard sides to the game
but must be done to keep it going Fred
Tenny for SO many years first baseman
and leader Of Boston Nationals, and the
last two seasons with the Giants. has been
Internationally released. lie is free to sign
.ewherever he pleases, but thus far has had
20 proposition from a base bail club that
tsmpts hinfR lie has however been
tempted by the New York Times to become
5r1 sporting editor and is considering the
5f3postion. Tenny Is a college-bred man.
having been graduated from Brown uni
varsity. Until he Joined the Giants he
never would play Sunday base ball and
has always been one Of the clean men on
the diamond. Wee Willie Keller, the oldest
OF them all. has decided that he can play
good enough TO sign with the Giants and
has done that. Keller IS a scrupulously
rAnkcientious man. Last year he offered
hN Resignation TO the New York Americans
because he felt that he was Of no value TO
tho team. but was persuaded to stay while
longer and when finally released he was
invited by McGraw to Join the Giants, but
held off until he could bring himself to he
lIeve in his own usefulness. 1t will be a
source OF qualification to all base ball fans
to see Keller back in the game and they
would like It II ne could regain his old
time form that made him famous as a
member with McGraw OF the old Balti-
more Orioles,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
FL ORNATE
EN- BAYAM0N,
La plaza publica esta
en- larnentable es-
:. tado.
Va que So aproximsn las festas
de- las flores, debiera hacerse
algo por mejorar las condi.
clones de este paSeo.

Mario 23.-Se queia este pueblo,
del NAL estado, en- que Sc encuentra
la plaza pdblica que desdice del ade-
lanto urbano. Ell pase esta completa-
mente en- NAL estado, ysus asientos
corren pareja con 6l. Ahora que Sc
aproxima las fiestas de las flores,
en- que esta ciudad ha de ser visitada
por mucha gente debiera arreglarse
ese sitio de recreo, pues el iran los
transeuntes a pasearse, y, q presen-
ciar los espectaculos pdblicos que Sc
leven q efecto..
Con motive de la Semana Santa, Sc
ha notado mucho movimiento de
campesinos, que llegaban a la ciudad
para prepararse de 10 necesarlo con
que celebrar las tradicionaes flestas
del tragico episodio del Golgota.
Ell grupo q. presenta Ia candldatu
ra de Paulna Fernandez, para rel
ma de las flores, trabaja sin descanso
para conseguir sacar victoriosa a la
gentil y graciosa dana, igual hacen
Ell grupo de Rosa Maria que tamblen
cuenta Ia bella dana, con un buen
n1mero de admiradores, hay una
gran impaciencia, por saber cual dc
esas dos bellezas Sc cine la corona el
dia 10 del pr0ximo Abril.
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Sucesos en- Ia |s|a.

Del distritO dc Vega Alta comu-
nican que en- la tarle dc aver desa
pareci6 de la casa dc DOrotea Flo
res, barrio "Lugana'', un hiio Airc-
lio Valentin, de ocho amos de cdad.
y anoche las diez fue iencontrado
ahogado en- el no. Despues de invcs-
tigado el hecho por el juez Y Ia poll
cla, resulta un hecho casual.
Del distrito de Manati comuni-
can que en- el barrio ''Baiuras", Juan
Perez (a) Mslasi, que estaba celoso
de SUI vecino Angel Andujsr. Ilam6
q este 4 SUI casa V allf con un puflal
h produjo vsriss heridas. La esposa
del Perez lena de pavor eorri6 hacia
el no y se arroi6 en- el, donde pereci6.
Perez estsba bajo infiuencias de be
bidas alcoholiess V fu6 arestado en-
uni6a de varizs personals que eoncu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26

cientes al comit6 local, renunciaron
a sus puestos. Han circulado varias
hojas sueltas, firmadas unas, por ell
Lcdo. Enrique Marquee, renunclan-
do la presidencia, y otra por ell Sr.
Rafael Rivera Colon, rcnunclando
'su puesto de vocal del referido CO.
mite.
Ell Sr. Coll, fot6grafo en- csta ciu-
dad, ha recibido la triste noticia del
fallecimiento de SUI Sr. padre, ocurri-
da>en Palma de Mayorca. Sc le acom
paila en- su justa pena.
Ell senior Cesteros, presiden-
te del'comit& Unionista, convocara a
una asamblea a los elementos del
partido, para someter a su conside-
racion asuntos de importancia La
asamblea sera convOcada on hrr'-'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
NO7AS Y NOT|C|AS.

Los siguientes permisos han sido
concedidos: Manuel Figueroa, para
construir una casa en- ell kilometro
1875, carretera de Naguabo q Jun
cos: Gerardo Ortiz, para cohstruH II
una casa en- Ell kilometro 81, carrete
ra No. 8: Jesus Marrero, para repa-
rar una cerca en- ell kilometro SO,
carretera No. II: Miguel Mendez,
para construir una cerca de metal
con base de concrete en- ell kilometro
1876, carretera No. 5.
Sc ha concedido permiso Ma
nuel Burgos, para trasladar una ca
sa al kil6metro 1875, Carretera l y
para desganchar TN arbol en- ell
mismo sitio.
--Ha sido tramitada para los efec-
tos del pago, la Certificacion final
montante 8 $31S.0O, a favor de Ino-
cencio Sanchez, por suministro de
piedras triturada, Lote No. 102, pa
ra la Conservation y Reparacion de
Carreteras.
Los enumeradores que han sido
nombrados para San Juan y aque-
llos que viven en- San Juan que han
sido nombrados para distritos en-
otras municipalidades, seran ms
truidos en- la oficina del Supervi-
sor en- San Juan, calle Allen No. 2l.
Cada uno sera notificado por carte
de la fecha en- que Sc levaran a cabo
las instrucciones.
, Ell Sr. Nieves Guardiola, rico
propietario y prominente unionista
del Dorado, Sc encuentra en- Son
Juan, en- asuntos particulares.
Para ell domingo proximo anuncia
la liga "Flor del Vale" de Catano,
dos magnificos desafios de baseball
entire los teams Fundicion y Betan-
ces, y otro entire San Juan y Texas.
Reina animaci6n para ese desafio.
Ell doctor Barreras de Juncos Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad. Sc le de-
sea grata permanencla.
-Ocasio Davila Alvarez, ingreso
en- el penal, sentenciado por la corte
de distrito de Ponce, q eXtinguir con-
dena de doce amos de preside, por
el delito de ultraje.
-Gregorio Reyes de Leon, ingreso
en- Ell penal sentenciado por la corte
de distrito de Ponce, a extinguir con-
dena de cuatro amos de presidio'
por ell delito de hurto mayor.
Jose Rosado Santiago, ha sido
puesto en- lbertad por haber dejado
extinguida la condena que cumplia,
de 25 amos, mes, II dias, por varios
delitos de robo, hurto y quebranta;
miento de condena, sentenciado que
fue por la corte de Ponce.
Jose Vivones ha sido puesto en-
libertad, por haber dejado extingui
da su condena de , ailos, 6 meses,
que por ell delito de escalamiento en-
segundo grado, lie fu6 impuesta por
la corte de distrito de Mayagiiez.
Catalina Gonzalez Rodriguez,
ha sido puesto en- libertad por haber
dejado extinguida SUI condena de 2
amos que lie fue impuesta por el deli
to de escalamiento en- segundo grado
DOR Ia corte de distrito de Mayaguez.
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Schemes: cu|tos
en- AIecibQ.
La procession del Santo En-
tierro que tendra lugar
manana viernes queda
ra muy lucida.
Ha quedado terminada la acera
de concrete que Sc estaba
construyendo a]rededor del
teatr0.
De nuestro corresponsai


Mario 23.-Es extraordlnaria la
animaci6n que reina en- este publico
por la proxima llegada de la compa-
MIA dramatica Adams G irfaugura-
ci6n del teatro ell pr6ximo sa-
bado. Su debut en- dicho dia Sc a.
nuncia por la selecta obra Matrimo-
MO INFERNO puesta en- escena con un
hermoso decorado. Para el domingo
Sc anuncian dos funciones; una por
la tarde con la grandiosa obra de E.
chegaray "Nlancha que Limpia" y
por la noche ell "Conde de Monte
cristo". Ell lunes sera la primera fun
cion de abono "El nido ageno" que
tanto exito ha alcanzado en- todos
los teatros.
Ell viernes santo por la tarde ten
dra lugar la procession del San entie-
rro con la acostumbrada solemnidad
Sc espera que este ano dada la ami
maci6n que reina entire los 6eles re-
suite mas esplendidaa que la de a.
nos anteriores.
Sc esta terminando la acera de
concrete que Sc construye alrede
dor del teatro. Sc encuentra traba-
jando la maqulna mezcladora que
ha importado de los Estados Un:
dos ell contratistas Gle obras don Ar.
turo Gonzalez.
Ell dfa 4 de abril quedaran ms
taladas en- esta cludad las o6cinas
de la sucursal del banco colonial.
-Ha fallecido en- Camuy la respe-
table senora Aurelia Rivera de Agui-
RE, hermana del Sr. Turiano Rivera
secretario INFERNO de este ayunta
miento. (R. |. P.).
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Ell Sr Guadalupe Carrand celoso empeado del Consejo
Provincial de la cuad de Maanza Cuba cae Sta
Teresa 49, escrbe engo deuda gatitud para
Pdoras Rosadas del Dr. Williams Por uf
de dyspepsia nerviosa agudsma Sufra constanes
ndgestiones pesadez despu6s de
Estaba sumdo steza abatmiento tales que egue
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26

G. .I,u;l. en- la calle del par
sc dlQuIla que pnrada a, q una
bada de pintar en- ma gnffcas Con-
dicioncs para el que la desce. In
formaran. Dpto. de Optica Joyeria
de Tinaud. No. J.