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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Lo del ito Cayetano...

IA yer que lie parece 'El TEMPO
el siguiente parrafo del editorial Que
publica el ''IIeraldo, ayers
~ i fe que no es mala zambra la
que Sc ha armada con este nltimo mo-
tiro, coSa despu6s de tOdO no desprO-
vista de alg1n fundamentO porque,
aun siendo cierto, 10 que damos de ba-
ratio. que el senor Todd no sea va acc:o-
nista de esa empreSa perlOdlstlca,: es
hccho bien notorio, y ell Attorney 10
sabe como 10 saben los demas ciudada-
nos. que desde que ell doctor del Vale
Sali0 de la Acadia, esta paga con har-
tn gener0sidad los buenos Ofcios del
colega, dandole practicamente ell mo-
nOpOliO de todos sus anunciOs y de ca
81 todOs sus impresos, especie de divi-
dendo active que sin Otra esperanza
de remuneration que ell apoyo en- la
eSfera publica, apOrta La municipali-
dad una empresa determinada con
cXclusi0n de todas las demas de San
Juan.
lQut tai? No dice este lln POGO mas
que la caricatura bobalicona con que
pretende responder d mlestras censu-
ras el colega?
Medite sobre clio Ell 'gallardo
mancebo," " y vera como ha estado muy
torpe el que ide6 cOntestar con unos
''monos" las razones por nosotros
eXpuestas.
Verdaderamente que Ell cOlega 10
puede tratar en- seriO de estas cOsas,
pero va que recurre d la broma, como
medic de salir del aprietO, y nos habla
de nuestra gloriosa vejez de su tras-
nochado efebismo, le responderemos
por bOca del ito Cayetano de LAS de
Cain, esta Erase setenciOsa: Hay vie
jos que Sc mueren d los noventa amos
y ninOs que Sc mueren a los seis meses.
Quien es mas viejo?
Pues... ell que Sc muri6 primero.
Y como nosotrOs hemos visto malo-
grarse varios niilos de la prensa y por
cierto parientes muy cercanos del ga
llardO mancebo" que alcanza los ia
vOres de la Acadia, de ahi que no nos
inquiete la question de la edad.
La vejez es 10 que mas Sc parece a
Ia inmOrtalidad; 5nO 10 cree asi nues-
trO cOlega?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
nuNDO SOCIAL

Acompanada de uno de sus ninos, ha
llegado esta capital la bella y distin-
guida senora dona Carmen Suau, ele
mento valioslsimo de La mejor sociedad
mayaguezana. :
La distinguida viajera Sc hospeda en-
el Hotel INglGterra.
Hemos recibido una art1stica esquela
en- que Sc nos participa ell solemne bau-
tizo, EN- la iglesia de Nuestra Sonora del
Carmen, de. Rio Grande, de La preciosa
mia Maria del Rosario,
Los padres.:de la mon1sima criatura
son .dona Mercedes Vizcarrondo y don
R. NJ. Barah, estimados amigos nues-
tros. -.
Apadrinaron a la nueva cristiana, do
na Cecilia Vizcarrondo y Ell doctor don
Juan We've. ...>
/ Ell bautizo revistio una gran esplen-
didez, asistiendo al .acto, de varias po-
blaciones de la isla,+ parientes y amigos
de los padres del Undo bebe.
Que siempre la ventura le sonr1a en-
torno, y sea la dicha' SUI eterna compa-
nera.
=. w..*:
Procedentes de varias ciudades de la
Isla, han llegado a esta capital, don Ma
nuel Gonzalez y don E. Calimano, de
Guayama de Ponce, don Jose Roma
guerra, y don J. G. 'Ferrer; de Rio Gran
de, don A. Zechini; de: Aguadilla, don
IS. A. Torregrosa, de-. Humcao, don L.
Llano.
De New York: don NJ 'Villapol, don
l. A. Flesh, ell senor Echevarr1a, Mr. T.
X. Lievy; Miss Patterson; don F.. Boni-
LA y don J. Suarez:.>:
Avisada hoy por cable, la distinguida
|esposa del Tesorero Mr.. :Gromer, de la
gravedad de este la afigid1sima DANA
embarco hoy en- ell puerto de New York
y estara aqui el jueves:,.
@.%#*~.
Para ell II del entrante mes de oetu-
bre, ha sido fijada la boda de. nuestro
amigo don Justo Villamil con la bella
senorita Pepita Sabater, de la buena so
ciedad mayaguezana.
Ambos jovenes gozan. de muchas SIM
patias. ~
w.
En- ell vapor Legaspi embarc6 aver
para Espana la sonora viuda de Barea,
acompanada de su hermano polltico
Nuestro estimado amigo don Manuel
Ledesma, sali6 anoche para SUI residen-
cia de Arecibo, despu6s de pasar el dla
en- esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
M1sica en- la Plaza


Programa de La retreta que ejecutara
La Banda de Bomberos, Ell domingo "a
de 10 p m. :.
1o.-Marcha "The Rifle Regiment. y
Sousa
2o.-seleccion opera Bohemia, - Pu.
cini. :. :,
3o.-Estreno del Two Steps 1906. y
Dedicado al DIR. Lopez Sicardo- Emilio
r. Davila. .v
4o.-4Danza s'Carlota:'' Quinton.
5o.-schotis de la zarzuela III Meto-
do Gorritz" Lle6.
6o.-Marcha Espanola ''El Vito" S.
Lope.
Star Spangle Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
MIR. Henry F. Hord

Aver tarde las cinco dejo de exis-
tir en- su residencia de Santurce, ell dis
tinguido abogado norteamericano Mr..
Henry f. Hord, uno de los elementos
mas valiosos con que contaba en- la Isla
el foro americana.
Mr. Hord fue operado de APPENDICITIS
'recientemente y surgieron complicacio-
mes grav1simas que han traido este Ia
|mentable desenlace.
La noticia de la muerte circul6 Eyer
tarde, pocos momentos despues de oeu-
rrida, y fu6 muy sentida en- San Juan.
Ell senior Hord ten1a su bufete aqul
Iestablecido, y trabajaba con gran acep-
tacion del p1blico.
Era ell abogado de la Porto Rsco RasL
aUay Light y ,Po,cer Co., y ha prestado
grandes servicios esta poderosa empire
sa
Mr.. Hord ha sido juez de La Corte Fe-
deral y de la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, cuando funcionaban los tribuna-
les colegiados.
Esta manana, ell distinguido juez Cor
dova Davila suspendi6 la session de la
Corte en- demostraci0n de duel0 hiZo
que constase en- acto este homenaje a La
memoria del companero fenecido.
Ell cadaver del Licenciado Hord sera
trasladado ell microbes los Estados
Unidos, donde reside la sonora madre
del fnado
Ell Ecenciado Scoville socio de Mr..
Hord, ha debido embarcar hoy en- New
York, con destino esta Isla..
La conducci6n del cadaver desde la
casa mortuoria, en- Santurce a esta ca
pital, tendra efecto esta tarde.
Nosotros lamentamos la sensible des
gracia que priva de la vida un va
lioso elemento social, y enviamos ell pc
same q las desconsoladas esposa y ma
Dire del que va no existen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Un susie sin
consecuencias

Aver tarde la senora Luisa Brin, de
Toa Alta, entro acompanada de un nino
en- ell establecimento que ell senior Matos
Bernier tiene establecido en- la plaza
Principal nilmero 13, cuyo frente Sc
halla Agustin Goico.
Dicha senora compr0 unos dulces y
tom6 un refresco. Al ir a pagan sac6
de su cartera ounce dollars que deposi-
to, seg1n dijo ella sobre Ell mostrador.
Por efecto del calor excessive por
otra causa Sc olvid0 de recoger los GUAR
tos, y salio Ell empleado no par6 mien-
tes en- 10 que dejaba la sonora al irse. Al
cabo de pocos minutes Sc presento toda
asustada, derramando abundantes Ia
grimas y notifc6 a Goico, que habla de-
iado abandonado ell dinero sobre ell cita-
do mostrador. Los ounce dollars no
aparec1an lntervino la detective y del
resultado, como medida preventive y sin
que resultaran cargoS de nlnguna espe-
ClC para udlllC SO OCtuxO Oh AIAotAA1C'AS
Juan Rivera. otro dependiente de La
tienda del senior Matos. PerO mlentras
en- ell cuartel Sc practicable la investiga-
ci6n un requisite mas cuidadoso por
parte del senior Matos que Sc .presento
EN- su establecimiento enterado del he
cho, dio por resultado ell hallazgo del
dinero, que Sc hab1a caido al suelo, con
la precipitation que parecia tener la Sc
fora Brin, de manera que sc probo de
un modo claro, que Sc trataba de una
distraction.
Ell muchacho Rivera, que apenss lie
ga al mostrador prob6 que 81 es hombre
de absolute confanza y la sonora Brln,
sac6 en- consecuencia, como moraleJa,s
que los descuidos traen sus naturaIes
disgustos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Association de
Puerto Rico

Aver a las cinco Sc reuni6 ell COmite
EjecutivO de la Association de Puerto
Rico.
FL bureau de information no ha
entregado hoy 4 la prensa nj una pa
labra sobre los acuerdos tomados.
Por otro conducto sabemos que los
asuntos discutidos, fneron de orden
interior de La Association.
Sobre la carta del Sr. Villaverde
NADIA Sc la informado los periods
tas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Hipodrou,o~


Manana grandes carreras. Corren i0S
caballos siguientes, salvo error 8 cana
bio de programa. Carmelita, Empera~
dor, Jaqueca, Paquito Y Rosita EN- l&
primera carrera; Astillero, Rubio, Gscs-
NADIA Y Buenos Aires en- La segundas
Pope, Tom, Feria y Brajite EN- la teE-
cera; Gacho, Toa y Magnolia en- La
cuarta; Guayacan, Prim, Luperon IT
Cohete en- la qrinta; Cefro, Westlands
Army Caramelo en- La sexta.
Cine de la Plaza.
No hemos recibido ell prograrna para
La function de esta noche.
Manana matinee por la noche gram
function con peliculas nglevas. Precios
populares.> :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Fijando posiciones


May bietl ..e H.:h9s Matieuzo nos pre-
sruta ahors.: ia: t..i+:sf::ln origcu de nues-
a. anterior: GrlrculIs: desje nu aspec-
~ a4s 44io.41:...: :>.s:: e0upe'AgGte to-
dor ..".:... .....*.:::::>.
.litbla ailoi'l ID. l.9e .i:nloniaa extranjo-
ra. .on rrlaei0u u aetual movimiento
poi ico' y*aunA..e. = 9rror-' en que 10
harr rs un ta'.l>". >'it:lolstH. ho'olioS
ere-nos, inttl.E,5'.'-': -sJt 'ilcanee daildoie
una eAplieaet.'..".- g.. 'HeHte:ii.E".I 'faAca' de
snerle que a.: :.HH ~+g< q =. :.ieIiha cuai u"
IL ser ia acilt'" ~: sHs :c''i"i'i"a 'eAtrdh-
Jrrs,s aln n-side'r'is" $:4Ft id'"r'eh'lon
lr: - dado ioihai::sll l'': SaH'o' Poii'i-
""' pnerl"rfighehss-
Para los e-ec'o* ~ la.pFop's"nua que
p,i'dan haeer y 4't': dftSeh h"efr 10" po-
ll'ir's puerloi rl4 o''loN s. Dpei'" que 1t
A'pa con iespetl' " :lN H:.i'eS'oh u' io'
ekirahJeros que no.',t": iit!a.' oe los eSpa-
noles sol"iiente' "in": tflte.se 'uen'" Por
ignal, con los Ifane'N'.> y::}:os y::s aleihdileS
lo@ ihsi"'es } los ''"HAiios:: y i"' '"r'''''e-
rieah"s' y enait''' '''!t'.h :al"' >" "'''''"-
inirnio- - ::
esq co""eIt que 50: az" par" que
10" - arhagIe 3" 'ora .Hei fesl nenior
:" que es ia "ora q" =: h''aPA'ia ne
IA convemencia general:.
Tor ejrmplo 81 Fl de,ceglteuto general
ruc4us4Ia iis aapiracioAe>* slanaS por
~ camil.o do D.. aItonOpia t4l Nez s.
pr,teadier4 pOr los oposrtnFes dc la re-
f0r,a, que las colonias e%tranJeras aqm
nesidenies habriau de oponerse al cam
bio de regimen, per no hailar en- la re-
farms ia suiicienle saranta en la eSta-
bi.idad de loa nesDciI::y la sogurldad del
capital que yieaeu desenvolViendo aquL
Foo es lo Que convene desganecer; y
pncsto que Ia ldea de la independence
Aslsta Z los mismos naiiHos, y los mas
exallados apdstoles de est4 doctrina con
yienen en que hace talta cIarta paciii-
caci6n dc los espiritus- cierta ecuantml-
dad De cue pOr ahGlri Sc carece, com
probada cotno esla lt-.ineficacia del ac-
tual slstena. ylsto su fracaso. demos
iraAo que va ezteudirndo ell la lsla un
dssafecto houdisimo hacia Ia soberania
4ue representa- 81 dtsdichado regimen
actual. es de necestA@ fl apremiante 81
sr quiere pOner ret6edlo pronto 4 los
males del prsenie y i Jos males del por-
Venif. que "a pais concrete sus aspira-
CLOSES. las 6..e acknowledgements, y recla-
,ne su derscho pnr lis Was ieg1les, las
dnieas que puede utiiizar, pero con
.-nergia. eon frnleza' ~ cOnVencimlento
la autonomia es una refor-na que d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Continda nnejor

Esta tarde las dos, hemos pedido in
formes al Hospital Militar acerca de la
enfermedad que sufre el Tesorero Mr.
Gromer. 'r' i
FL parte fac,Rtativo -informa que Mr..
Groemr ha entrado en- relativa mejorfa,
dentra del natural cuidado que secla-
ma su dolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
La naanarla
en- el jj,lzgado

Walter Nc. K Jones por naaneiar eli
autom6vil n1meroI 172 sin nevar eon-
sligo La correspondence iceneia sue con-.
denado $500 de multa.
Tambien fue multado Enrique Fer
nandez por maneJar un autom0vil SHE
llevar consigo Ia tablilla en- la parte.
posterior del vehfculo.
Jose Ben1tez por haber agredido ae
niflo Dolores Burgos .pegandole con un
fuete en- La casa fu6 >condenado a $4,000
de multa 8 80 dlas de arresto.
Raimundo Santiago y Pho de Jesus
por haber sostenido una rina en- La tiezh@
da de Domingo Dominguez, en- la plazSs
del Mercado, fueron ambos condenadoa
q $40 de multa .cada uno.
Silverio Rivera entr6 en- el muelle nGs-
nero de la Imsular Lime, saco unsa
gran cantidad: de MADEIRA sin permiso dc
nadie Fue eondenado esta ma1ana rsoe
Ell juez Sifre 4 50 dias de carcel
Alfonso Montanez Norberto AyaIsss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23

temas, y Ell una palabra, demostrar su
preparation para La vida ciudadana
Con La confianza de todos, con La ad-
hesi0n &c todos esta obra salvaria al
pals, restableciendo la paz a los esprit
tlls, y no atisbaria la suspicacia EN- ella,
ia satisfaction de un rencor, sino la ire
mediable communion de los buenos en- 81
qlto ideal de la juticia. aTN#Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
ESPECTACULOS


Para esta noche lei Chico de La
Portera'',:: :: La Gatita Blanca, exitsA
de la Sra :Garmendia y Ell ''Bateo" en
que Sc distingne notablemente ell Sr.
Barrajon~
Manana, domingo, beneficio del prs-
mer actor y director de la Compa6fss
Sr. Barraj6n, con una function escogR~
da~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Circo Las Tres Banderas. -

Colossal function para esta noehe-
Pellculas sensacionales, trabaJos nue.
vos, por la compai1a de Variedadess
que tanto exito alcanzan todos los:
dias.
Esta noche debut del Mono Artist<s
notable Pascual Travieso eli ejerciclo@
diffciles de maroma sobresaliendo exc
el trapecio volante q % metros de dis
tancia
Manana, domingo, matinee y fH1-
cion por La noche con nuevos estrenoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-23
Ell Dr., c, Muhoz Diaz

Participa & SUI numerosa eientela au4
fla Las horas de. I q 3 de Ia tarde, para
Ia consulta diaria, en- los altos del Ma.
81 de Ia eaIle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tableeido ga despaehe professional.
Telsfonos No. 326 1877.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26
EXCESSIVE SPEED ON NEW
ROADBED CAUSED DISASTER
State Railroad Commission Makes
Public Report of Findings on Inves-
tigation OF Wreck on Oregon Trunk,

Salem, Ore.-Speed in excess of the
limits of safe operation, bad service
on the curves, and a rocking effect
due to abnormal gauge are the causes
assigned by the oregon state railroad
commission for the fatal wreck on
the Oregon Trunk railway July 10,
which resulted in the death of seven
passengers, and the injury of II 9TH
ers. The full report of the findings
of the commission, covering Is type
written pages, was completed and
signed and copies were sent to the
district attorney of the Seventh ju-
dicial district and to the headquarters
| of the railroad company.
From all the evidence" reads the
report, 1--WE are of the opinion that
the speed at the time of the derail-
ment was approximately 80 miles an
hour We conclude that the accident
was due to the derailment of the rear
trucks of the tender in the cut. Tht
centrifugal was sufficient to throw
the rear end of the tender out so 1
struck and marked the bank. Whei
the tender left the cut its outward
momentum hurled it down the fill
and its weight dragged the locomo
tive down with it until the couplin!
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY SKETCH.

Henry d Clayton, representative
from the Third Alabama district and
head of the house judiciary commit
tee, which is going to investigate the
charges against Attorney General
Wickersham growing out of the coal
lands scandal, is fifty-four having
been born in Barbour county, Ala
bama, in 1S57-He served one term
in the Alabama legislature, where he
also was chairman of the judiciary
committee From 1898 to 1896 he
was United States district attorney,
and earlier in life he had the honor
of serving as presidential elector in
two campaigns, those of 1888 and
1892.
In 1905 he was made permanent
chairman of the National democratic
convention and served with distinc-
ton. Mr.. Clayton is married, his
wife being the daughter Of the late
Samuel Marshall Davis, of George
town. Ky. TIE has served, consecu-
lively in every congress since .the
fifty-fifth and in the sixtieth and
sixty-first congresses, was chairman
80 the democratic caucus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26
PREPARE To CARE
FOR ROUNDUP CROWD

At a meeting of the Roundup ac-
commodation committee last night,
further discussion was had for plans
to care for the great crowd which will
be here for the annual wild west
show. In order to get the work or
ganized, chairmen of subcommittee
were appointed. each of whom will
have charge of some particular
branch of the accommodations.
A. ]. McAllister, assisted by A. C.
Hampton. will attend to securing
sleeping places in the residences of the
city.
DR.. I. U. Temple has assigned to
him the task of securing eating ac-
commodations and, in order to assist
the restaurants and hotels in feeding
the crowds, will enlist the aid of fra
ternal organizations and churches.
Charles Marsh will have charge of
the headquarters in the Commercial
association rooms, where he will give
visitors all necessary information. =.
To C. f. Roosevelt is given the task
of lining up the sleeping accommoda-
tions available in the hotels, rooming
houses and Pullman cars which will
be held here.
Cress Sturgis will arrange for
camping grounds fof> those who wish
to bring their own accommodations
with them.
Chairman Dan p. Smythe and Sec
retary Jack Keefe will assist all of the
committees and additional members OF
the Commercial association will be
appointed to help in solving the one
big problem of the. Roundup.
The placing of the folding beds in
different residences of the city is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily, Gay Hay
den. who is doing the soliciting work
reporting that he has already placed
500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26

A great deal of credit is given Mr..
Ware for his success in getting this
route established. 4.
Mrs NJ G. Norman, Mrs. Stoffle,
Mrs. Williams and. Perry Whitwortn
took the early morning train for Pen
dleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor left FOR
Pullman, Wash, today. They expect
to visit friends and relatives along
the route, being gone on about a
months visit.
o. D. Teel took the motor for Pen
! dleton this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley, who have
! been visiting at the home of Mr.
Bonney for the past week, took the
early morning train for their home
at Monmouth Oregon.
Mrs ]. d. Watson wife of the gen
ial manager of the Western Land and
Irrigation company, was a Stanfield
visitor yesterday, going down on the
morning local.
The funeral of little Elmer Spike
was held at the home of the deceased
yesterday afternoon. A large con
course of sympathizing friends and
neighbors gave the comfort Of theil
presence Rev. McKain Of the loca
NJ e church, preached the sermon.
Invitations are out announcing &
miscellaneous shower to be given a
the j. d. Watson home, in Yves
Lawn, in honor of Miss Audrey Wat
tenburger, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Spike returned
home yesterday from Buhl, Idaho.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26
LOCALS


See Lane & Son for signs.
Pastime pictures please all
Dutch Henry for coal. Main ITS.
Wall paper paints. etc. Lane & Son.
wanted-Two Mattresses at Hotel
Pendleton.
Private board and lodging at 2o5
w. webb. Phone Black 3431.
Fresh COW wanted. Phone Main 1877
or address P. o. Box 4s7.
Phone Plateoeder for fresh meat
aud lard. Main AS.
Everybody goes TO the orpheum to
see the best and the clearest pictures.
For rent-Modern six room house.
Inquire 513 Franklin street, or phone
Red 1852.
Everything that's good to eat, In
meats and groceries at the Cash
Market, phone Main l0l.
Special rates 10 horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn. ego Aura street. Phone Main 13
For Sale-From one to twelve good
young, well broken, Jersey dairy
COWS for sale. I. w Short. Milton
ore.
Experienced woman wants posi-
ton as cook with harvesting crew
Address 701 Thompson street, Pen
dleton.
II you want TO movo, call Penlai-
Bros, Transfer. phone 1891. Large
dray moves you quick. Trash hauled
once a week. 647 Main street.
Meat! Meat! Meat! II it's on the
market, it's here. Farmers Meat
Co. Conrad Platzoeder, manager
224 E Court street, phone Main 445.
Oldest volunteer corps in the world
is the Honorable Artillery company
of London which dates from 1887
during the reign of Henry VIII.
You can't burn slate and gravel
Don't try it. Phone Dutch Henry
Main 173 for clean screened Rock
Springs coal-either lump or nut. Il
burns clean and goes further.
Passengers to Portland can save
money and at the same time have ar
enjoyable river ride by taking boa'
from The Dalles. Str. Bailey Gatzert
leaves daily, except Friday and Sun
day at $3.50 p. m, arrives In Port
land $3.50. Fare $1.00.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-26
M|SCREANTS CAUSE
DAMAGE TO PLANT
ECHO SECURING MILL
OUT OF COMMISSION
Throttle Open During Absence of
Engineer and Machinery Starts Un-
cxpectedIy With Disastrous Results
New Rural Route Authorized.
Especial Correspondence

Echo, Ore, July 26-Most of the
washing machinery of the wool scour-
ing plant Is not being run this week
owing to what might have turned out
to be very serious accident. Some
one, whether maliciously or other
wise, pulled the throttle of the engine
open when there was no fire in the
furnace. Jas Sailing started the fire
as usual and was turning the steam
into the pipes of the big cleaning
tanks when he noticed the big S-foot
fly wheel begin to move An iron
brace caught the wheel as it was in
motion, breaking it into many pieces,
which were scattered promiscuously
about. some of them being driven
clear through the warehouse walls.
Luckily no one was seriously injured.
although there were some pretty bad
ly frightened men thereabouts.
The trees furnished and planted by
the Women's Civic League of this
city are being carefully watered and
tended by the city marshal. Echo will
soon be little city of boulevards
Mr.. and Mrs Gerome Gullford,
their daughters, Clephane and Daph-
ne, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer, depart
today for the mountains near Meach-
am for a weeks outing.
Frank A. Hay of Portland was a
business visitor in Echo yesterday.
Postmaster Ware reports that the
postoffice department at Washington
has given him instructions to estab-
lsh a rural route out of Echo, Sep
tember 1st. 1911. This route will be
known as II. f. d, No. l and the
farmers living adjacent to Echo will
have the convenience of free deliv-
cry of mail daily, six times per week
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