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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
Ia protesta de
los ingenieros

Aver Ia pubEc6 el BOLETIN. Els
In documento levantado en- el que una
respectable clase professional, al recabat
sus derechOs lesionados, invoca la inyio-
labilidad de una ley VICENTE.
Desde- este punto de vista, los autores
de la protesta tienen toda nuestra sim
patla y toda nuestra cooperation.
El trabajo meditado, documentado y
de una notable orientaci0n patri6tica,
ha de mercer ell apoyo de la opinion, y
ha de tijar Ia atenci0n de los centros
lsuperlores, va que Sc les advierte de
una grayisima transgresion de la ley
Wig nte y sc les notifca que no es posi-
BILE cOmeter impunemente estos despo-
JOS que afectan no solo q La convenient
cia professional, lesionando intereses res
petables muy dignos de ser atendidos,
slEo q. hleren Ell sentlmento puertogri
queno y van hacienda perder al pueblo
La confianZa en- sus administrators la
fe en- la virtualidad de las feyes que
merecen igual acatamiento y respeto de
parte de los gobernantes conoo de parte
de los gobernados.
Los ingenieros asociados estan dis
puestos hacer que prevalence su de-
derecho, y agotaran los recursos iega-
les que pueden ser utilizados en- este
! sentido para restablecer la normalidad
| en- el funcionamiento del servicio CT
vii.
| No precisan excitaci6n alguna, quie~
nes as1 conocen sus atribuciones y recla
man sus derechos, pero 81 algun est1mu-
/ 10 supone para la Sociedad de Ingenie-
ros ell apoyo de la prensa en- este parti-
cular, el nuestro no ha de faltarlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
UNA GANGA

7 :
Qulen desee adquirir un moviliaria
para sala, compuesto de doce silas, cua<
tro sillones, dos butacas y un sofa, ma
dera curvada de Viena, tiene ahora.
propicia oportunidad.
Hay ademas, dos tocadores para SEES
nora, una mesa centro de sala, una Car
ma de MADEIRA y una de hierro, I'm lava.s
DO y un ropero
Este moviliario, esta completamente
nuevo y puede verse, en- la casa ntime~
ro 80 de la caIle de Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
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Ell cuadro de zarzuela que dirige ell
aplaudido actor Ceferino Barraj6n, re-
present0 anoche Los BGtamros Y EJ L4-
Zero del Alba.
En- el desempeno de ambas obras Sc
distinguieron las senoras Prado y Bo-
ria Y Rodrigo y los senores Barraj6n y
Cort6s, ambos muy graciosos.
Ell programa Sc complete con aIgunas
pelfculas de la mejor clase, ell pu-
blieo que asisti6 al espectaculo aplau-
di0 mucho Y sali6 contento.
Para hoy y maiiana hay dos progra-
mas superiores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
.Jur1ta Insular
de Sanidad

Sc comenz6 la session d }as~cuatro y
media de la tarde estando ausentes los
yocales DR.. Cayetano Coll y Toste y
don Jose Antonio Canals.
Sc di6 lectura al acta De Ia session an
terror siendo aprobada
I'll DR.. Matanzo en- breves elocuen-
tes frases manifesto SUI c0nformidad
con las sabias y acertadas resoluciones
tomadas por la junta, durante SUI ausen-
cia y quiere sobre todo hacer constar
su completa conformidad con la reso-
luci0n de esta junta tomada en- La Sc
sion celebrada ell dla 25 de septiembre
acerca de la plantilla de empleos del Bu
reau de cuentas aprobadas por ell Con
sejo Executive, y pide Sc haga constar
en- acta. Manifesto tambi6n su sentl-
miento por la desgracia ocurrida al vo-
cal ingeniero, Sr Canals.
Ell DR. Saldana prepone y es acuerdo
de la Junta paSar una communication al
inspector del distrito Oeste relativa al
acuerdo tornado por Ia junta local de
Yauco, y en- ell q. hace constar a la Jun
Ia lnsular de Sanidad sobre la ne
cesldad Mnperiosa de construir en-
cl pobado de Guanica un po-
20 arteslano para proveer al
pueblo de aqua potable, evitando asi
Que continue el vecindario utiliando el
aqua de los pozos por estar conta>lina-
da; y despu6s de visto eE ;0eorne que
present6 el senior Inspector del Distri-
20, esta junta resolvera.
/ Segun acuerdo de La session anterior
el senior presidente da lectura al progra-
Ma que Sc lie encomendara s0bre la for
ma de concurrir ell servici0 sanitario de
la isla a la pr6Xima Feria [nsular con-
slderadOs y discutidos los particulares
de dicho trabajo Ia junta tom6 ell ST.
guiente acuerdo.
Estimando de alta transcendencia Y
de indiscutible efcacia todos los medios
de vulgarizaci6n cientffca de hygiene
publca contenidOs en- ell informe del
doctor Coronas, Director Accidental de
Sanidad, aprueba que Sc l1even q la
practica de una manera perrnanente y
bajo la Direction del Jefe de Sanidad
lnsular, con la cooperation del personal
del servicio, autorizandoa Is vez el. gas
to de material necesario para clio,
En- tai sentido y habida cuenta de La
gran afuencia de personas a la pr6xi-
ma Ferla lnsular, aprueba tambi6n Que
/ Sc celebren con tai oportunida los ira,
baJos iniciales de dicha propaganda sa-
nltarla, slempre que la Junta organiza
dora de la Feria facilite eI local apropia
do y cubra los gastos accidentales que
con tai motive Sc originen -
Ademas del informe del Director dc
L
Sanidad, Sc di6 lectura & los trabaios
presentados a este posteriormente, POI
los encargados de las siguientes divisio
nes: Iaboratorio Quimico, Laboratoric
Bacteriol6gico Y Extinction de Mosqui
tos, y la Junta Sc do por enterada.
Enterada la junta de Ia cuenta que
presenta ell TEMPO, por La publication
de La eonvocatoria para Secretaria, po,
al Director de Sanidad, para su pago
valor de $2.67 fu6 acuerdo endosarls
no habiendo mas asuntos que con
siderar Sc levanto la session las ocho dc
la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
Una compensation

ST la policia, raiz del asesinato del
lesdichado Luciano Reyes, porque no
diera en- seguida coQ Ia pista de los cIi-
Ilinales, fue objeto de b11rIas y 0e ire
Mas, ahora que ha en0ortrado q los &&e~
sinos, y que por clio Sc La hecho acree-
dora al APPLAUSE, todas las reticencias oe
aquellos dlas deben trocatse en- alaban-
zas de justicia y en- mercedes parable
nes
En- aquella unaniruid&d CON que los
periodicos y las gentes, registraban Ell
fracaso inquietante de las gestiones po-
liciacas, no dejaba de haber un APPLAUSE
invertido para nuestra excalente poll
cia secreta. Els por 10 nucho que de ella
Sc espera, por 10 que no Sc explica que,
4 veces, como en- ell caso de Mayaguez,
los asesinos escapen, por 10 pronto, q
la pesquisa policiaGa furlandose de
ella temporalmente,
Buena hubiera sidO entonees, La Cap
tura de los feroces antores del horrible
asesinato Mas faciIidad para recupersar
las alhajas y Ell dinero robados 8 la
victima, un mas apa1'at0s0 reclamo de
la garantla que oGrece & la sociedad
nuestra organization pOliciaca. Pero
descubiertos ahOra Y &presados los de-
lincuentes, la ejenaplaridad es mayor,
Y por 10 tanto mas ssIsldaEoIe.
La polic1a no deslnayo; ante sus in
vestigaciones perm&necla. inextricable
la tenebrosa oscurIoIad en- que ampaz' e.
ban sus crimen los protervos asesinos.
Entonces pareci6 q aDandonaba sus ca
ploraciones, que Sc Giaba por vencida !;
pero no era mas ore tn cannhi0 de tac-
tica; por 10 pront0 conven5a asl y Sc
retro de Mayaguez a los mas hables
agentes; Ell juego era estin1ular en-Ios
criminales la creencia de que estaban
seguros, y esperar, esperar, porque aqui
Sc habla todo, y en- esa incontinencia
de la lengua tiene La poIieia sn auxiJiax
mas eficaz.
Cabalmente. EEL resultado de este
plan ha sido satisfactorio. Los detalles
los c0nocen va Los lectores del BOLE-
TIN. Los asesinos estan en- poder de
las autoridadeS, Id poliGia Ia conse-
guido una grand1si1na victoria, la socie-
sociedad que tan fundadas inquietudes
tenia, Sc muestra Gr&nquiIa. Pero aIora
recordamos que q raiz del crimen es-
pantoso, sc ofrecieron algupas recon-.
pensas en- metalic0 g. quienes dieran con
el autor autores del pavoroso asesinat
to; esas ofertas deben ser cumpIidas, y
clio debe servir de estimu1o 5los agentes
sde La secreta O. nam dad0 una oruena ter.
minante de su competencia y habiIidad
La policia esta para ESQ, ciertamente
per0 los buenos, Los eXtraord din&rios ser.
Vlc1Os 0eben 0DCeneT una reCompenss
mayor que la del modesto sueldo aus
disfrutan esos funcionarios. Mas quE
una recompensa seria para ellos una
indemnizaci6n. Porque nnientras ira
bajan con la reserva, con la discretion
con el resultado que ahora sc palpa
la impaciencia explicable de los que
aguardaban a cada instante la capturs
de los crininales, Sc per1niti6 dudas
irrespetuosas y apunt6 reticentes iro
MAS sobre La eficacia de los recnrsos
empleados y la efeacia de los agentes
Y el servicio estara pagado con el
sueldo,, pero aquello, no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
NOTICIAS


%FAhora que esta cnaiao,, ao
ahora que Sc esta arreo]ando - go
mentaci6n de Ia plaza as nrooiso 49,.
por la polic{a So x;o;lo l. 49,
to.
Las aguas sncias aI ast;6roo1 y -,
>caballos, no dehe nnrmanooor
ahora So de;a boras 49,.
adoouines
Los cocberos doho,, +oro,.
te one so oc7no a., Euu;. ~
-
Hoy han astado on ;. r0ouk.,
seiores Torres Gran v p6roz A,n,;otr~
4 saludar al oobernador u, NJ
Rojo en-. caIidad ia Tno1 nrnn;:ar
-
Aver volyieron traha;r on Pow.
mon los tabaoueros de T. e.por4o p;
can American Tobooao rvo... =,
anterior. Los de vito1as e,,.;-~
continuaran una semana n,5s cir, +m.h.
jo por falta Id rnataria7as
~-
Antaayer en- Cata6o fr,6 so,nona;a..
una inoada do ~rnon+o,, o,.oa+11o~~
ciados 4 $1,000 de n,nlta < vo;n+o No..
de carcel cada uno. E} dneno 10 ~.
casa fu6 sentenciado ! $4,000 de mnEta
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Los siguientes servic7os ham s;do ,roa
tados: Infracci6n ordananxas n,,,nia;
ci6n REQ anton6v;,os To+,1 %
-
Fin Ia madrupad. do ho,, ~, co4
&c, parada II az, u casa dol aoo+on ~
cendio ocasfona7o r,o,. ,no oa+,.f,
Sc incendi6
sr,o,. +.ndo = .u.
descaroa del vanor .eponoo ;, f,,s aa1
naado a., O, n;o douoot, ao~oxo ~ -
npa ao,a oo,,;s5o1o
+,s;6,,
60 +;ona an .,ronoo+o eon,o,
rooooz no .oon5fa o,e~4
mn oan;to1 a. AZ ono : "a ooo Jo11e,.
., aozor ran.a>1o
:, ;.;a;o oor+na c,,,,,,x7a.. = - .'.'~'O 0'4>
w. -,
o;o nor asoz;na+o an nr;,,o,. rrraao eor,
+ra 4 ,x,,no pn.r cobnma,, 7 at,a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07

81 usted quiere vender, necesita que
ell lector de su anuncio tenga dinero pa,
ra comprar -
AM 0ciese en- ell BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07

Sc comenz6 la session d las~euatro y
media de la tarde estando ausentes los
yocales DIR. Cayetano Coll y Toste y
don Jose Antonio Canals.
Sc di0 lectura al acta De Ia session an
terror siendo aprobada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07

En la madrugada de hoy, Ell Santur-
&c, parada II, Ell la casa del doctor Mo-
lima st. Reny, hubo un conato de ine.
cendio ocasionado por una estufa qua
Sc incendi0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
Los propietarios
y la Sanidad

San Juan, P. r. Octubre 5 de 1911
Hon Director de Sanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07

Aver tarde, en- el mueue ndmero T.
Jose Coneepci6n, que trabajaba en- In
descarga del vapor 'FPonce,'' fu6 gol-
peado en Ell pie derecho porque Sc cay6
una caja, ocasionandole una leve con-
fusion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13
OREGON GOOD ROADS
COMMISSION NEEDED

"Oregon's bad roads fund is big
enough. The states hampered de-
velopment, the unpopulated areas
that should be producing wealth
for busy communities, the difficult
ties of vehicle transportation and
the excess in wear and tear on every
thing that travels the roads, includ-
ing people, are to be charged to this
bad roads fund"
This statement of Oregon's condi-
tion was issued here today by the
Oregon Good Roads Association. 1t
Is the reason assigned by Judge Lion
el r. Webster, chairman of the as
sociation's executive committee,
for a determination to enlist every
progressive Oregon citizen, every
man or interest tao be benefited by
good roads construction, and every
legislator who desires TO serve the
interest of the people, In the effort
to reduce road building plans in Ore
gon to a permanent, definite and eff
fective system.
All were agreed that the most i'm
portant of the five measures Is the
one creating a good roads commits
sion. The members of this commits
sion are to be three in number.
When appointed their services will
cost the state nothing. They will
serve the cause of good roads for the
good of the people as public duty
Their executive officer Is to be the
state highway commissioner. The
bill requires that the state highway
commissioner must be thoroughly
skilled in scientific road construc-
ton" His authority Is to help build
roads in every part of the state. He
must serve the people and the cause.
Any failure to fulfill requirements
will mean his dismissal. Authorities
are agreed that his proposed salary
of $4,000 a year will be but small
portion Of the real financial advan-
tage to be realized by the state and
It's counties because of the commits
sioner's service. He will be the ex-
ponent of system, the system that is
expected to show tangible results in
the form of actual miles Of permap-
ent good roads.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13

ice of the first secret service man
sent to work here was a further
blow to confidence. We believe the
state league needs better business
methods and new leadership.
In the mean time the liquor in
terests have contributed thousands
of dollars to fight temperance, the
home rule bill has passed, the city
council, In the face Of the declara-
tion by the county that 1t Is dry for
two years beginning January !, 1911,
have called for and secured a vote.
What is to be done? What will
be done? OF course, II licenses are
granted they will be granted to men
who have not been convicted OF yio-
lating law and the saloons will be
model" OF course, also the valid
ity Of the home rule bill will be tried
out In the courts. One might infer
from a recent editorial in The
Courier that the business men were
sick and tired Of temperance matters
and may be counted upon to lay
down. A canvass Of the leading busi-
ness men OF this city shows that such
is not the case. Some Lessons have
been learned that will but lay the
foundation for better struggle In the
interests Of this city, county and
state. We OF the Ministerial associa-
tlon believe in the good sense of the
common people when fully enlighten-
ed and in their conscience.
Ashland voted in the saloons once
after she first voted them out. There
after she voted them out with in
creasing majorltles Eugene has
even brighter record, and Grants
Pass patience and perseverance are
great virtues.
GRANTS PASS MINISTERIAL
ASSOCIATION.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13
INSTALLATION CEREMONY OF
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

The Woodment of the World held
their installation services at their
hall on Friday evening, a large num-
her of Woodmen and their families
being present TO enjoy the splendid
program and speeches of the even
ing. The officers installed were as
follows: Past consul j. A. Paxton;
consul commander, Henry Hitler;
Ad. Lieut., d. A. Grimes; banker,
Geo. H. Slower; clerk, Marcus Rob
bins; escort, r. w. Missner; watch
man, Frank Schreiner; sentinel, G.
A. Winetrout; managers, l.. Savage.
F.. V. Smith and A. Letcher. After
the installation services were over
all the guests repaired to the banquet
hall, where a swell feed was served
and heartily partaken of by all in
attendance. The evening was one of
the most thoroughly enjoyable events
held in lodge circles for some time.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13
LOCAL SHRINERS.

Almost a dozen Shriners from
Grants Pass boarded the train for
Ashland Saturday to attend the
sacred session of the members Of
Hillah Temple, located in the desert
Of Oregon.
According to the flaming circular
issued by the shriners, great things
must have happened to the worship
pers.
The following left from Grants
Pass Geo. Calhoun, G. w. Donnell,
DR.. f. ~ Bywater, l.. l.. Jewell, j. II.
Hull, Chris Eisman, !. A. Roble, E. r.
Dunbar, A. r. VOORHEES,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13
SALOON QUESTION IS
DISCUSSED BY MINISTER'S

That the recent vote In this city
on the question OF licensing saloons
shows a marked change of sentiment
from about two years ago is appar-
ent. The causes OF this change are
matters OF interest to us all. Among
the causes that may be named, the
non-enforcement OF law Is easily the
first. That county official who took
oath to enforce the local option law
either violated his oath OF office and
betrayed the trust Of the people, or
attempted and failed. The city Of
flclals sworn to carry out the ordln-
ance prohibiting liquor within this
city, either violated their Oaths Of
office or attempted and failed. A
year or more ago some attempts
were made to enforce the city liquor
law, but during the past year In the
city and during the past two years
in the county, II there were any at
tempts made by the sworn custo-
dams OF these laws to enforce them,
II Ia yet to be learned by the general
public.
To many people this was no sur
prise. They hardly expected that
men in favor OF the saloon would en-
force temperance laws, although
sworn to do so. Did the people err
In electing these men? Did the men
elected become guilty Of perfldy?
Let each citizen determine for him
self
When II became apparent to many
that temperance laws were not be
ing kept, many citizens decided that
the law ought to have fair trial
Accordingly, upon the recommendq-
tion Of the state Antl-Saloon league,
a man was employed to obtain evil
dence Some cases were brought
into the courts and the men found
guilty. The bills for this evidence
and prosecution were paid by local
citizens.
Another cause for the change OF
temperance sentiment lies In the
camp of the temperance forces. The
leadership Of the Anti-Saloon league
has been unsatisfactory. A mlsur-
derstandlng with DR.. Chapman as -
the purposes for which the morey
subscribed would be used was a
great blow to the confidence OF the
gIvers The weak and costly serv.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13
WHY HESITATE?
An Offer That Involves No Risk For
Those Who Accept 1t.

An Offer That Involves No Risk For
Those Who Accept 1t.
We are so positive our remedy will
completely relieve constipation, no
matter how chronic it may be, that
we offer to furnish it free Of all cost
II 1t fails.
Constipation is caused by weakness
Of the nerves and muscles Of the large
intestines or descending colon. To ex-
pect cure you must therefore tone
up and strengthen those organs and
restore them to healthier activity.
We want you to try Rexall Orderlies
on our guarantee. They are eaten like
candy. and are particularly ideal for
children. They act directly on the
nerves and muscles Of the bowels
They have neutral action on the 9TH
er organs or glands. They do not purge
or cause any inconvenience whatever.
They will positively overcome chronic
or habitual constipation and the myr-
lads Of associate or dependent chronic
ailments. Try Rexall Orderlies at our
risk. Two sizes, 10c. and 25c. Sold
only at our store-The Rexall Store
Clemens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-13

When buying a cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lain's cough Remedy is most effec-
tual for colds, Group and whooping
cough and that it contains no harm
full drug. Sold by all good dealers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

Mr.. II. A. Dalzell, state secretary
for boys work, was in Payette Sat
iIrday and Sunday in the interest OF
a boys conference to be held in
Caldwell April 2S, 20 and 80. The
rate of one and one-third fare for
the round trip has been secured.
This conference is for boys in Idaho
between the ages of u and Is. ANY
boy who is a member of a Bible club
or Sunday school class is eligible to
attend the conference. Further in
formation about the conference can
be had at the Y NJ C. A. building.
The next mems meeting at the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held April 23.
This will be a special meeting in
regard to our Bible, where we got
it, the various translations etc. Mr.,
Dalzell spoke at the mems meeting
last Sunday using for his subject "A
Level Track" He urged everyone
TO keep the curves and grades of
sin out of his life by seeking guild
ance of The Expert, as the railroads
seek an expert to level their tracks.
The Women's Auxiliary will hold
cheir regular monthly business meet
ing Monday April II. at 3 p. m. in
the Y, NJ. c. A. building. Every
member should be present. All
ladies that are interested in the
work of the Auxiliary, whether
members or not, are invited to at
tend this meeting. Each lady is
requested to bring thimble, need
les and scissors.
The Scout Bible club met on Tues
day afternoon at the home of the
leeader with nine members present.
The lesson was a review of the
whole course. The examination on
the course win be given on Tues
day April IS. The boy making the
best grade will receive a New Testa-
meDt or Y. NJ. c. A. button.
Back numbers of magazines may
be secured at the Y. M. C. A. for
one cent a copy. You will have to
come early to get in on this.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Next Friday, April IA, is to be OBJ
served at the College of Idaho as
Founders Day" Among other at
fractions will be a base ball game.
They selected the Payette High
School team, above all others in
this section of the State. as the
one most worthy to try the mettle
Of the College team.
On Thursday of last week Payette
High defeated Boise High on the
local diamond, in sensational
game, by the score of 8 to 0. On
Thursday night a reception was he'd
in Gorton's hall for the visitors. Ey-
erybody had a good time.
Harold Keller is in school again
after a weeks absence.
Ruby Landon was absent from
school Tuesday.
The Senior Glass will finish the
study of American History next
week.
Katie Watts was absent the first
of the week.
10 Kenward, a member of the
class Of 1910, spent few days last
week visiting at the University Of
idaho 1t Mtsetv, rt.maaxfrs hrfi1
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
AVIATION MEET
Boise Commercial Club Completes
Arrangements for Big Aviation
Meet-An Opportunity to See Oar
ing Bird Men Perform.

The arrangements for the big Av-
iation Meet in Boise on April 10
and 20 have nearly been completed,
A large addition TO the grand stand
and boxes at the Aerodrome on the
grounds of the Intermountain Fair
Association is being erected under
rush orders by a large force of car
penters. The flights win all be
started on the race track I'M front
OF the grand stand and boxes. The
Columbia band will be present each
day.
In addition to the flights by Brook
ms and Ely, the greatest living sky
Jockeys, the Association win put
on two speedy motorcycle races of
3 and miles each day.
Wednesday, April 10, will be Gov
ernor's Day, on which Governor
Hawley and his Staff will be present.
The Aviation Queen, to be elected
by popular ballot, will start the
first flight.
Thursday, April 20. will be LADIES'
Day, on which the most sensational
event of the meet will be pulled off.
A smile matched race for side
bet of $1,000, covered by certified
checks, between Walter Brookins in
his famous Wright Biplane. andj
Frank Irving, the fearless auto rae
err in a special high-powered Buick
racing car. Brookins will circle the
course about 200 feet above the
ground Irving drove a mile in 54I
seconds on the Boise track at the
Auto Races in August, 1910.
Indications point to the largest
crowds ever assembled in Idaho. |
The leading hotels are being rap
idly filled up by reservations in
advance Brookins and Ely, with /,
their machines and mechanics arg
lue in Boise on Friday and viii stay |
It the Owyhee Hotel
The grand Aviation Ball, set for
night, April 20. promises
o be the greatest social event EVIL
er held in the Capital City.