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The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
MACK SENDS ELIGIBLE
LIST TO COMMISSION
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. 23.-
Manager Connie Mack, OF the
Athletics. to-day announced that
he had sent the following list of
players to the national commits
sion as eligible to represent his
club in the worlds series this
fall:
Catchers-Thomas, Lapp. Liv-
ingstOn.
Pitchers-Coombs, Krause. Ben
. der. Plank, Morgan. Martin, Dan
forth.
Infelders-Davis, McInnis, Col
lins, Barry. Baker, Derrick,
Outfelders-Murphy, Lord, Old
: ring, Strunk, Hartsel.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At ToTontO-TCroutO. = Rochester. l.
At Jersey City-JersCy city. >; Newark. !. Second
game: Jersey City l; Newark. tCalled; darkness
At BaltimCre-BaltimOre. Q; Providence. 6. Second
game: Baltimore. Il; Providence, (called; dark
HesSl.
At McntreaI-AIoutreaI. II: Buffalo, l. Second
game: Montreal l; Buhalo. (cslled; darknessJ.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
ANNIVERSARY DATA.
SEPTEMBER q.

Cleveland making strong bid for championship;
Nationals stopped them. winning two out Of three,
and acquired Cleveland's angOTa.
Won 2; lost, Average runs per game for Ma
tionals, ;; average bits, g; average errors, IA.
For opponents: Runs. 81: hits, lOl., errors. =.
P. S.-Back of third base yesterday was
no place for a minister's son.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

Runs-DeTcrc. Doyle. Snodgrass Merkle Herzog
Fletcher. BCscher. Almeida -TNFO-bas hits-Nierke
SnOdsTass. ThTre-tase hits-Meyers. Sacrifice hits
Bates, . Stolen bases-Bescher Herzuz DeTore
Double play-Devore to Meyers. Left on bases
New York. s; Cincinnati, TO- First base on balls
on Gasrar- J; of HunTHTies, l; of NIatheysOn. ;.
Struck out-By GasTar. 2; by MathewsSn T. Wild
Iitch-GaspNr. Umpires-Messrs. KlCm and Brennan.
Time Of game hours and 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
KITTY" season over.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 23.-The season in
kitty League ended yesterday. Fulton
won the pennant for the second half.
Hopl1insville won It for, the first half,
but the two will not play 1t on.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

Ruus-NOrthern, DaUbert ~, DAILY. Smith,
Eync Wagner. Wilson, Carey, TwO-base hits
DaubeTt Gardner. and Wilson. Three-bsss hit
Carey. Sacrifice hits-Danbert Campbell, Nc
keChnie, ]. Miller. Stolen bases-Smith ~.
CrulsOn. McKechnie. Left on hases-Brooklyn, 2;
Pittsburg. , First base on baIls-OR RagUn. 2
Struck Out-By Gardner, Z; bX Ragun, ). UmpirsS-
Messrs. O'Day and Emslie. Attendance-3OO0
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
AMERIcAN AssocIATIoN.

At yMilvaukee-Al Milwaukee,. l: Columbus.
At Kansls City-Kansas City. l5; Louisville, J.
Second game: Kansas Eify. l.; Louisville. s
At Minneapolis MinneaIrlis o. Toledo, !. Second
game: Ninneapcli. 5: Toledo. I.
At st. Paul-st.~Panl e;-lndianapolis. /
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

the game IL he has a slump, but Cunning
ham was just going good when McAIeer
took him out.
Steve O'Nein, Clevelands new catcher
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Tcpeka-Tereka. ); Omaha. 4.
A. I4nccln- Lincoln. /; Sioux City. 6 +.
At Pueblo-Puehlo n; DeS Moines. o
Al Dsnrsr-p pentpr. 3: St JosspA. Z
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
MCFARLAND TRAINING.
sure that He wan Fight wells in
New York.

Chicago. Sept. 2s-Packey MeFarland,
the stock yards lightweight, Is preparing
for his fight with Matt Wells, the Eng
ish champion, despite the fact that Gov.
Dix, OF New York. has been quoted as
revoking the license OF the Madison
Square Garden, where the battle was to
be held. His manager Emil Thiery. re-
seived word to-day that the license scare.
'Eeuld likely prove unfounded.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
CRACK FOR GEORGETOWN.
of Springfield High, to
Try for Eleven.

Moriarity. a crack half back from the
Springfield CMass.) High School, entered
Georgetown University yesterday and will
be a candidate for the eleven.
Moriarity made a great record while
with the scholastic team. and he is looked
upon as a welcome adition TO the Blue
and Gray squad
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 81 Cincinnati, =.
st. Louis, 81 Philadelphia, 2.
Brooklyn, 5; PittsburE, &.
Boston, 1Ig Chicago, q.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
PhiladeIphia at 81. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

Rms-Sweency t3p. DouIin r2,. Jackson. Kirke.
Miller %. Mcdonald (2) RaTideu, Tyler C2. Tin
ker Doyle. Safer ~. Hoffman. Graham. Left
hases-BOstCn. 10: Chicago. Z. Hits made-Of Nc
iHtire in innings: of Rowan; ! in . innings; of
Richter. l in l inning; OF TOncy. in } innings.
TwO-hase hits-IaCksOn, Graham. Miller, Sweeney.
Double plays-Tnker to Safer; Doyle TO SaieT.
FITst base Un balls-Of NclutiTe |; of Richter. =
of Tyler 8; of TOney, ,: OF Rowan. . Sacrifice
hit-JaCksGn. Stolen base-kiTk. Struck Out-By
Tyler. 4; hy NICIutire. !: by Toney, !. Hit by
pitched ball-Kirk UmTires-Messrs RigIer and
FinIrran. Time If GAM hours and 90 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24
Big League Races
Seen at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland, @; Washington, 1.
Philadelphia, 14J Detroit, 3.
Boston, 14J st. Louis, 2.
Chicago, 81 New York: =.
GAME TODAY.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

The Washington clubs girl scout, who trTed the
local management If TO several rromising New
England League rlayers this summer.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

'Batted for Rowan IN sixth.
1Batted for SheckaTd in sixth. .
.Battel for TCDPy in riutb-
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

Butcher Birmingham. ana Milan
made some swell catches, Red Walker
The Washington herald., 1911-09-24

Johnson sure can swat that ball
mile. In the fifth session. Birmingham
captured the ball after running back
almost TO the fence. 1t was some long
clout.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
La hue|ga de 7oTcedoTes
en- Bayam6n yPueTta de TieTra
1000 operarios sin trabajo
10000 DOLLARS De PERO|OA PARA SAN JUAN
HOnradas deClaraciOnes
del Presidente de la Porto RiCan
American Tobacco"

pero va una comision de huelguistas
de San Juan. he bla Obstrulio 10 ell terr
40. 10 mismo pas6 en- Malati. Por
fin Sc ha podido ablir una 1abrica EN-
pezando trabaiar doscientos hombres,
y con ell tempo iran muchos mas. Los
torcedores de Manati tienen asegura
do por un allo, bajo contrato, su traba
Jo.
Por 10 que nos ha manifestado el Sc
nor Toro, ninguna prevention hay con
ira los operardos. Manana mlislno pue
den empezar sus faenas, otra vez, mana
na mismo. preden acudir las fabri
cas-, buscar el trabajo interrumpido
Dicha parahzacion no solamente cons
tituye TN perjuicio para la compan1a
que seguramente Sc vera obligada, por
La fuerZa de las circunstancias, abrir
fabrlcas en- Arecibo y en- otros pueblos
slno que es un dano para las obreras
que han secundado ell movim iento.
San Juan Sc resiente de la huelga.
TREINTA MIL DJTROS de perdi
das, .semanales, ocasiona Ia huelga, Y
esa perdida, toca directamente no so
lamente a las fanmlias, simo al conner
clio en- general.
81 los operarlos mantienen su posici6n
sino Sc llega a un acuerdo, 81 Sc anu
Ian las buenas relaciones de concordia
que deben de prevalecer entire ell pa
trono y el obrero, entonces Sc tendra
que acudir medios extremes, Sc
abriran sllcursates en- los pueblos de la
lsla y seria triste que la necesidad Sc
cirniese sobre obreros que hasta hoy
han vivido holgadamente.
Son treinta mil dollars SEMANA
LES que dejan de entrar en- la capital
por culpa de la huelga.
Nosotros hemos visto grupos de. mu
chachas en- las caltes pidiendo auxilios
monetanos para sostener su situaci0n
actual.
Hay que pOner termino la huelga
Las fabricas de Puerta de Tierra de
Bayamon esperan a sns respectivos ope
rarios, y que cada cuaI vaya mpli1
con su deber.
lAlll donde Sc mantdene la huelga v
no hay dinero para sostenerla surge Ia
miseria.
Mediten, pues, ell problema pavoroso
que sc preSenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Alberto Fuentes

Ei popularlsimo representantc de
Rennous, Kleinle y Co, dc Baltimore.
ha 1egado a Ponce.
Alberto Fuentes que tiene tantas sim
patlas en- nuestro comercio, trae esta
veZ un muestrario colossal de todo 10 ne
cesario para los pintores.
La importantisima casa dc Rennous.
klelnle y Co., nombro hace algun item
po d Alberto Fuentes su agente para
Cuba, Puerto Rico y Mexico, y puede
declrse que, desde entonces no Sc ven
den en- estos paises, otras brochas que
las "Brochas ok"
De Ponce vendra 4 San Juan el Sc.
nor Fuentes 4 quien enviamos ell mas
afectuoso saludo de bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Nonbranie0tOs en- @opena

Ell tesorero Groner ha hecho los s.
gulentes ascensos Y nombramient1s
Quintiliano Torres, acting collector de
Cabo Rojo, con $500, por vacante de Gus
tavo Cebollero; Rafael Iglesias, escri
biente, con $40 mensuales; joaquin
Aguero, escribiente, $40 mensuales +;
Juan Villa, escribiente, $40 mensuales :
Antonio Gimenez, escribiente, $40 men
suales; Jose Badina, escribiente, $40
mensuales; Edward g. Clarke, agente
de rentas, ST 200 anuales; Eugenio j
Reynoldo, con ST ,425 anuales.
Nicolas Jordan, de collector de Aibo
nlto pasa a collector de Aguadilla, con
800 !, y Eugenio Pagan, pasa de colec-
tor de Aguadilla collector de Aibonito
Han renunciado sus puestos, los Sc
1lores j. L. Griffin, Fran E. Adams Her,
ry H. Rolfes y Jose Il. Vega, eseribien-
tes temporeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
GiTa anti||ana
ARTISTAS EXCENTRICOS

Esta manana nos ha visitado eI sefior
Perales, director generente de Ia comps
MIA de artistas excentricos que vienc
aqui trabajar durante la Feria.
La compania que ha estado actuando
con mucho exito en- Venezuela, negara
4 San Juan Ell dia II y debutara el %;
al efeeto sc levantar& en- el sitio de In
Feria una amplisima cirpa, con un CO
modo escenario, para que actde IN splxn
dida compahia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Los baies del Casino
COOPERANDO AL CARNAVAL

Sabemos que a los bales del "Casinc
Espanol' concurriran gentiIes mascara
tas, y que hay creciente eDtusiasmo en-.
tire la juventud distinguida por asistir
a los brillantes bales.
Nuestra sociedad Sc dispone celebrar
los carnayales con verdadero entusias
mo, y, naturalmente, en- ell "Casino Is
panOl'', halla ell sitio ideal
Ell bale infantil sera un acontecimicn
to. Habra dos premios para las niiias
mejor vestidas, igual n1mero para los
nlllos; ademas, a todos los que concurrar
los obsequiara la comisi6n del Casino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14

Comprendiendo todo el valor E i'm
portancia del despacho telegraico, un
redactor del BOLETIN, Sc avist6 inme
diatamente con Ell Presidente lie la Por
to Rican American Tobacco Co.., don
Luis Toro.
Nos recibio en- su despacho y sostu
Vimos una interesante conversation. En-
senamos el telegrama al senor Toro,
puien nos eXpres6 que efectivamen sc
hab1an contratado dosalentos operarios,
que Sc hallaba disphesto para contra
tar doscientos mas
Sc ha tornado dicha disposicionAdi
jo-por que necesrtamos toreedores.
Son actualmente dos mil los que Sc ha
liam en- huelga.
lei seilor Toro habl6 de las causas
que han motivado las huelgas de Puer
ia de TERRA y de Bayam6u.
En- el fondo de tOdo,-dijo-palpita
una question de amer prOpio, y NADIA
mas. a)s
Ell motive de la huelga fue Ia .oposi
zion, a que fuesen despedidos dos ope
rarios, con justa causa.
Ellos pidieron primeramente, nos di
jo ell senior Toro, la eesantia de un ca
pataz y ell ingreso de los dos operarios
despedidos. -
"A este contests proponiendo que Sc
nombrase I'm Comite de Arbitraie de
ambos lados, para resolvec el asunto.
Los operarios 10 reh1saron. 7 lue
go pidieron un 25 p,r cicnto de aunlen
to.
Vino la huelga. A las gestiones por
parte de todos los jefes de Il Porto Ri
can American Tobacco Co., que trata
BAN de harmonizar Los derechos lejl
timos de cada cual, no respondieron los
torcedores.
El conhicto era inandnente. Sc acu
dio Ponce para contratar operarios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
n aiO terrible
De los aVIadOTS
DE PUERTO RICO

II ano 1910 - sido 81 air, a. frianf.s
Je Ia aviaei"n y o.! aho ts--i1lr ra
ra los aviadorcs
De las "a vie,Jmas del aeroplans. gs
corresponding Al ano 1910 Dursnff,
81 mes Dc Discmbre hubo nuets mngr.
tos: IOs iisslianos 'afpmarota y Cas;ss
lIani, 81 ingltS Cecil Grace. - brasilss
no Piccolo, los franccas@ Laffon, u
tenfcntc Gaumont. 81 eSpahol 4. I'ola,
y los srnerican0s hoisant lIorssy ex
&c G!tino poscia ~ record d. uuuds
de Ia aIfnra <3,47S nctro=
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
SENORITAS.

Slcardo, Tarazona, Miss Marjorie Col
ton, Clark, Benet, Cap6, Ferrer, Gomez
Brioso, Lila y Irma Finlay, Isabel y Es-
tela Solomon, Isabel Nadal, Ana Rita
Sama, Padilla, Mas, del Vale Zeno, Ri
vas, E. Beaval, Rivera Cap6, Ferrer,
Asenjo, Massari, Coll Ct1chi, r. Yer
gas, Skerret, Gonzalez, Banrena, Vivas.
lriarte, Thorpe, Saenz, Carmen Y Cell
IA Servia, Anita Janer, Fernandez Ma
ter, c. Fano, Holmes, Amy, Asencio, En-
riqueta Coll y Cuchi, Moreno Calder6n
Carmen Font, Diaz, Martinez, Elisa y
Emilita Daub6n, y Penedo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
En- e| Club de DaInas
LA FIESTA DEL SABADO

Por exigencias de information inapla-
Fable, no pudimos dar cuenta aver de la
intenesante fiesta social que Sc celebr6
en- la noche del sabado, en- los brillantes
salones del Club de Damas, acto que co
mo todos los que verifca dicha sociedad
fue sencillamente admirable.
Ell programa de concerto, muy bien
interpretado, por cierto, mereci6 gran
des aplausos del selecto publico.
PRIMERA PARTE
Fantasia, Trayiata, Ca cuatro manos)
,Srta A. Arias y la Srta Sicard6
"En visperas de Bodas'', (mon6logo). !.
Srta. Emilia Daubon
Non Ever, (canto piano., Sra.
Molina st. Remy y Srta. Mas.
"Canto de Amor, (Melopea), piano
y recitaci6n, Srtas. Sicard6 y Gonzalez
Quinones.
Coro de Srtas, (Mas, Finlay, Borch,
Guarch, Daubon, Ganzalez, Llanos, Ser
via.
Canci6n criolla Kettener'', Srta.
Mercedes Asenjo
Dialogo elias campanas'', Srtas. Ma
tide y Carmen Gonzalez
Canto "Fi Tu Maimaif'', Srta. Mo
reno Calder6n.
Flutteri'g Leaves Kolling", Srta.
Aurora r. de Arias
Coro de Srtas (Srtas Mas, Guarch.
Gonzalez, Llanos, Borch, Font Dan
bon.
Entire las da1nas y senoritas que asis
tleron al acto, recordamos, las seIoras.
Besosa de Ferrer, VIDA de Gonzalez.
del Toro, Mrs Frank Martinez, Besosa
Dominguez, Ferrer (Aureliano) Goena
Ma, SanJurjo, Rlvas, Rivera Cap6, Cas-
tro, Balbas, Balasquide, Manne, Saldaila
Hill, Nadh de Skerrett Molina SIRE
my, Gomez Brioso, Georgetti, Herman
dez, Guzman Benitez, Poillon, Font Ga
tell, Gatell de Padial, Wagstoff, Coll v
Cuchi, Lee, Ehman, A. de Gatell. RI
mlrez de Amy, Landers, Chevremont
Hepp, Sama, Ribot, Diez de Andino.
e. de Elzaburo, Vida. de Asensio, Zim-
norman Vazquez Rodriguez, Andrews
Bells.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
''E| varapa|o'

Este semanario que dirige e1 seiior
Ramon Fl. Guerra, ha reaparecido des
pues de un eclipse de algunos meses
El varapalo saene muy interesante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Co neI cial

Nos anticipa ei seror don Felix Ma
varro, de Ponce, que ha ingresado en- su
casa de comercio con caracter de ges
tor. don Ramon Bonavita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
GRAN SURTIDo

Ell Puerto Rico Eleganbe'', de r.
Monies, recibi6 por el vapor :" "Coamo'',
un gran surtido de Tracks y Snokings
de buen corte y Ultima moda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Don Fi|ibeIto Gonzalez

Esta manana h. Hsczdo * M4sn
guez, nnestro buen aEsco don Flib<rss
Gonzhlez, spoderado b. Ia irsporfaHtn
firma mayaguezana, IrrfanEou y RodrS
guez.
El seflor GonxslsT. Ia vsnido a San
Juan, en- Dcgocos DO tan aer~difada go
81 industrial.
d,icn venido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Paa saaar 10 fdq
NUE$TRO CoNCURSO

La sefial que hTcirnos aver fr~ qus
tar una q del anuncso del 'CoIegia de
San ndefonso''.
Dondc dice COI.Fa;IO IN SF.SORT
TAS, qsiitzmes IA seggpdx u de ecEa
gio y qued6 ssi:
CO1sEGI DE SESORTT.sS.
81 tiene us'ed Il eiwmpl.r asi mar
csdc, gusrielo para que nos 10 remits
6n de mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
FERIA

Sc acaba de recibir por ultimo viaie
del vapor "Coamo'', magnificos Gle
gantes trajes de Tracks Smokings.
II "Plerto Rico Elegante". X. Mon
tes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Para mahana

Debido a u mBehs iEfor7n aeinn BE-
actualidad que tenemoS boy hemoS D..
iado para mahana Ia information d. T.
C'imar9 v del CoRseJo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14

Esta maiiana recibimos ell telegrama
sigu ente:
Manati. P. r., Febreco l4th, 1J11.
BOIETIN MERCANTIL,
San Juan, P. r.
Tabaqueros Manatl contata un ano
con porto Rican American Tobacco. .
cmpezaron hoy 200.
Jose Llano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14
Carta del senior NoPaZZaDii
NUESTRO RELOJ

aver rccibimos la siglmentc carta del
senor Morazzani, de Guayama. en fa
que nos participa haber recibido FL re
loJ ganado por 6l en- nuestro concur
SO del mes de Enero.
Gnayama, Fcbrero II de 1911.
Senor Director del BOLETIN.
San Juan, T. X
Respectable senor:
He recibdo hoy ell reloj que regaIa
ell BOLETIN y doy usted las mas ex
preSlvas gracias.
DE usted atentamente.
P. M Morazzani
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-14

ssSsNs2EtRSip
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06
NEW STATES.

"Vwo new stars. soon TO join the rest
That shine upon our nag:
Two new states with power and
~ wealth
To prove that we do not lag
In, the nations march with the world 30
. day, ~
But that. youngest OF the great.
We've passed the oldest OF them all.
2 And foremost 10 our state.
The ones that cameiso the Union nrst
Found a nation weak and small.
Struggling with a mighty foo
To break it's fettersi thrali. sgi5t
With ~. IL held STA 41e~sse-shak-thsows =
Against tho force u might.
It's only strength abofe that force
Its consciousness % right.
Tho two that come ID the Union now
Find a nation vast Ind strong.
Rich and free. with Ilower 90 fight
And conquer foreign wrong.
A nation grown from those first few
states,
Where It's life stornt fercely broke.
An the hidden strength In the acorn small
Spreads out In the mighty oak
Josh Wink.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06
THE woMAN's PORTION.

LNRoM the coast OF brittany
II Fisher fieetR stand out TO sea.
Golden In tho sunshine gliding.
Watched by loved ones tenderiy.
TNROM their cruel caverns rushing.
~ Down the storm winds sweep ana
hushing
For the moment whispered prayer.
Grind the feet In maddened crushingi
ICROM the coant or Brittany
n Fisher wives peer out 20 sea-
Hearing In tho surfs via roaring
Screams OF sbipwrecked agony.
THUS forever will II be
a With the toiiers OF the sea,
Fear and dread the woman's portion.
Fear and dread and tragedyl
Thomas Quinn Bessley.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06
THE WRONG ROAD.

WE walked along che placid ways
w or sweet content and simple things.
And far before us stretched the days.
Quiet as birds with folded wings
All. give me back that time before,
ERE love drove friendship from the doorl
nor as we walked we turned aside
~ Into narrow. tArtuous lane
Where battling paths 1.-The roads divide
And Jealous br0mblls prick to pain.
Then first l saw. VITA quick surprise
The strange new look In friendships eyes.
A ND now In one sthpendous dream
"A We wander through the purpis
glades,
Which love has tinted with the CLEAN
OF wonderful. enchanting shades.
But / would give Il all away
For those dear hours OF friendships day.
Eleanor Ester.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06
We Resolve.


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To boom business.
TO stand by our guns.
TO tell half we know.
To ventilate evil II we get licked
twice day.
To work for our town, our people,
and our country.
To be- moderate In common things
aud hasty In few.
70 pay our debts II our Subscribers
will pay Us.
10 work We see no way out
OF II,
To be on time aud give you the
spioiesi sheet going,
To meddlo with no ono aud toll
you about everybody,
To give business men the best ad.
vertising medium In the country.
To make every one that takes this
paper so glad they'll recommend IL TO
their ueishbors aud send 1t to their
friends
To como to you first, TO tell you
the most aud please yoa the best. or
In other words, first for news, hest
for home aud good for all
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06
A LOST INSPIRATION.

~ RATED one day az the mirror
I was weary OF rats and pufs.'
And my fingers wandered idly
~ over the curls and nuns.
know not what was building
or what | was mimicking.
But l struck "A sort OF couture
Like the head OF an Aztec king.
IL flooded my brow and temples
In "A most expansive way,
And Il lay on my ccrebellum
Like an overweight ton OF hay.
lt fen into puffy pillows.
Like that foolish old silk floss.
IL seemed a harmonious tumble
OF excelsior and moss.
IL linked all my marcel wavings
Into one humpy heap.
Then cooled la soly poly.
Like a kitten going TO sleep
have sought, but seek 1t vainly,
That one coilfure 50 fine
That came from the head OF an Aztec
And decorated mine.
II may be In some shop window
That style l can 8 q procure,
And q may be that only In Juia
! shall hnd that Grand couture.
Carolyn Wells In LifA
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06

The farming business is now
coming to a point where it is
generally recognized as the most
prosperous business going, offer
ing the best future and the
brightest prospect. That being
80 there will be no trouble about
keeping the boy on the farm for
he will be keen to see that it is
the best place to make money,
gain the ..respect Of his fellow
men and obtain that standing
against men, which is the ambi-
ton of every right-minded boy.
II is to gain these things that he
has heretofore gone TO the city;
II is to gain these things that he
will hereafter stay on the farm
and that will send the youths Of
the cities to join him. All he
wants to know 10 rs TO what pays
best in the sum Of human hap
piness and comfort and success.
It is now being demonstrated
that in all these things the farm
offers the best opportunities.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06
Sens In Verse
LONELY.


TvHERE's train Of cars left stand
ting
ny my reading chair tonight.
n And an army needs commanding.
IL In lined up for Tight.
There's a dolly soundly sleeping
On the couch whsre Il was Taft.
But a lonely wateh I'm keeping.
For the old home seems bsrsft
There's q tousled cap sim lying
On the Moor where u Was threwp-
In the kitchen Sport r. trying
To 81 comfort from q bond.
But he quits N on 70 wander
To my side ana snfff my hand
Even doss, think. can ponder
whan they 20 not uDdsrvtand.
n n 10 stin and quiet
And 90 empty now In bsvsi
Gone - an thser merry not
And their StnGfug rsguts OF clses8
uen tbs Tsody hear sfs ssisvsa
10 a grave anA stofh way.
ypst ~ though hs'd Ike 10 call EN-
Dan 'sm hack eE~sn 70 play.
There are times whsz I have sesteeA
And have chscked them. bot tontghf
Were theee arms about them folded
should count their noisa delight
On. I'D like once moro TO kisB them
And 20 romp with them In play.
Bless the chiidreni How we miss thesa
Through the weeits they are away
Detroit Free Press
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-01-06

BY all means, let things all
over town be sanitary, but let
the authorities set the citizens a
good example by beginning their
practice work on the streets,
sidewalks and culvertS matters
that come Immediately under
their official duty. Example beats
precept and bellicose buster all
10 smithereens.