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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
ORDEN N.

POR CUANTO: Ell demandante Ma
nuel Portela EN- su caracter de accionis-
ia de 'Utuado Sugar Company Ia pre-
sentado ante esta C0rte, una demanda.
en- la que solicita Sc ordene la liquida-
cion de la Corporation de Utuado Su-
gar Company, acompanando dicha de-
manda de una peticion para que sc or
dene ell nombramiento de sfndico que
Sc haga cargo de la liquidation de la
corporation demandada realize toda
clase de gestiones tendencies la buena
administration de los bienes de la mis-
ma; tundandose en- que dicha deman-
dada Sc halla en- grave peligro de in
mediata insolvencia.
Visto ell Articulo 1872 ntimero 4 del
C6digo de Enjuiciamiento Civil.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc ordena. que
Sc cite con copia de esta orden con
la suficiente antelaci6n la demandada
UTUADO SUGAR COMPANY asf como
a los acreedores de dicha corporation
personalmente aquellos cuyos domici-
hos sean conocidos y por edictos que Sc
pubhcaran en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL de San Juan, en- uno de los peri6-
dlcos de esta localidad en- otro de la
cludad de Ponce, los deignorado para
dero o residencia, para que comparez-
can ante esta COrte de Distrito, el dia
sels del corriente mes de Junio a Ia
nora de las nueve a. m para tratar del
nombramiento de sfndico solicitado
exponer cualquier raz6n suficiente oue
Sc tuvlere para oponerse dicha peti-
ci6n
Arecibo, ?. r. Junio /, 1902.
Firmado: Enrique Lloreda.
Juez.
Certifco: Manuel L. Corbet
Secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
S 196.OO
En- la Junta
del Refugio

Sc celebro ell viernes ultimo bajo la
Presidencia del senior Fernandez Jun
CO.'S Al dar cuenta de los trabajos y
situacion actual del Refugio, informo
que en- los tres amos que lleva de esta-
blecida esta Institution no habia ha-
bido un solo case de muerte nj de en-
fermedad grave entire los asilados, que
90 niiios de los abandonados perver-
tidos hablan sido va reformados, ms
truidos y educados, que actualmente
estaban va colocados y obServando
buena conducta. De ellOs dos son va
conductores de automobiles con hcen-
cia Official, uno herrero, dos tip6grafos,
dos dependencies de comercio, tres
agricultores, algunos, appendices de
artes manuales los demas Sc dedicar a
varios servicios titles Algunos de
ellos asisten a las escuelas pnblicas.
Dijo que la escuela del Refugio esta
bien servida, habiendo merecido exec
lentes notas de la Inspection, que de
realizar bien los trabajos de la huerta,
asl como los de vigilancia y direction
interinas. Senal6 alguna defciencia en-
ell desague del cuarto de duchas, que ell
senior Alcalde, mandara corregir en- bre-
We.
Di6 cuenta en- bellas frases de elogio
de la frecuencia con que las personas
caritativas y varias corporaciones au-
Xiliar al Refugio con donativos, del
producto, tambien creciente, de las al
cancias, gracias a todo 10 cual pudo el
Refugio veneer una crisis penosa. In
form0 que durante su viaje a Europa
le sustituiria reglamentariamente en- la
Presidencia del Refugio el actual Vice
presidente Don Manuel Sanchez Mo
rales.
A propuesta de varios Directories v
por acuerdo undnime fue nombrado
tambi6n Vice-presidente ell DR.. Don
Francisco del Vale Atiles, que seguira
desempenando ademas su antique car
go de Director de Hygiene del Refugio.
Tambien Sc acord6 solicitar de los
hermanos Behn, alg1n terreno en- su
propiedad del Condado, donde pueda
establecerse ell Refugio, en- provision de
que Sc lie prive del local que ocupa ac-
tualmente. Inform6, por tiltimo, que
por impedimento temporal de la Sra.
Tesorera de la Secci6n de Damas, Mrs.
Hatch, Sc habia encargado de dicha Te-
soreria la Sra. Dofia Obdulia Cottes de
Lazaro, que prestaba buenos servicios.
La Junta expreso su complacencia al
Presidente por su acertada gesti6n, Y
el deseo de que regrese pronto y feliz-
mente de su viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
Asamblea de
Libre-pensadores

Aver domingo, por la mallana por
la tarde, sc celebro en- Teatro Muicnipal
la anunciada Asamblea General de IL
bre pensadores. A ella asistieron re-
presentantes de muchas poblaciones de
la isla.
Ell objeto principal de la Asamblea
era constituir la Liga de ibre- pensado-
res de Puerto Rico Incorporate como
tai bajo las leyes del pals.
Sc discutieron ampliamente las ba-
ses de incorporation y Sc nombr6 la
Junta de incorporadores compuesta de
los senores Jose S. Belaval, Luis Lilo
rens Torres, Juan Pujol Francisco Ari-
vi Enrique Keheran
Sc tomaron varios acuerdos, entire
ellos. los siguientes
Enviar un cable al Presidente Taft
notifcandole que habia quedado cons
tituida la Liga de libre pensadores de
Puerto Rico, Y manifestandole, ademas
que los habitantes de esta isla no han
sido, son, nj seran eminentemente reli-
giosos.
Nombrar una comisi6n para que in
vestigue 81 las 6rdenes religiosas exis-
tentes pagan contribuciones al gobier-
no por sus establecimientos comerciales,
y 81 no las pagan, gestionar de las au-
toridades competentes que Sc impongan
al igual que los demas comerciantes.
Y que la junta de incorporadores vi
site en- la tarde de hoy al Gobernador
INFERNO, Sr Carol con el mismo fin
que ell del cable dirigido al Presidnnte
Taft.
Hubo muchos discursos y Sc aproba-
ron otras resoluciones de caracter par
ticular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03

con serene juicio y dominic del profile
ma ell presidente de la San Juan Stok
and produce Exchange, Y en- tai orien-
taci6n que secunda, inspirado en- los
mejores deseos, ell alto comercio de San
Juan, debe tener la ayuda de los altos
poderes, en- todo aquello que sea justo y
de realization favorable como ell reinte-
grar al pals 10 que, siendo suyo, necesi-
ia para su desenvolvimiento y mejora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
POR LA NOCHE.

A la hora acostumbrada tendra lugar
ell rezo del Santo Rosario, procession y Vi
sta de altares, el acto de Desagravios
v de Consagraci6n al Sagrado Coraz6n
de JESUS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
16 DE JUNO FIESTA PRINCIPAL
DEL SAGRADO CORAZON DE
JESUS.

A las ocho media de la manana des-
pu6s de exponer a su divina Magestad,
dara principle la misa cantada con or
questa en- la que Sc predicara ell sermon
de la festividad
Quedara expuesto el Senior todo Ell dia,
velando por orden los asociados del apos-
tolado demas feles que asf 10 deseen.
Para mejor orden las se1oras celadoras
son las encargadas de designar las per-
sonas que han de ocupar los reclinatorios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
En- la Iglesia
de San Jose
SOLEMNES CULTOS AL SAGRADO
CORAZON DE JESUS.

Ell ApOStoladO de la oraci0n celebrara
los cultos anuales en- honor al coraz6n de
Jesus, dando comienzo ell dia del CO.
rriente haSta ell d1a 16, con arreglo al 81
guiente programa:
Ell dla de JUNO al toque de oraciones
daran principle estos actos rehgiosos con
la exposition de su divina MageStad,
siguiendo ell rezo del Santo Rosario, Lee
tania cantada, lectura y meditation, can
ticos piadoSos, alabanzas al Sagrado Co.
raz6n de JESUS y platica alusiva al ac-
to por un Padre Paul. Sc terrnina con
la bendici6n del Santisimo.
Todos los dias del novenario como ell
anterior excepto ell domingo 9, que Sc
suspende con motive de la procession del
Corpus Christi.
Ell canto, acompanado de bonita or
Questa, estara cargo de la piadosa seno-
ia dona Adina Manrique de Friedrich
y distinguidas senoritas
Despu6s del ejercicio de cada noche
Sc impondra la medalla de la Association
a los que deseen ingresar en- ella. FL
dia IA, del Sagrado Coraz6n de Jes1s,
tendra lugar la communion general de to-
dos los asociados y demds feles
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03
Por los heroes
de NJ e lila


Senores:
j. Ochoa y Hermano, S 25.00l
Villar y Co., $500
A. Vicente y Co., 25.00l
Sues. de L. villamil y Co., $500
Sues. de Abarca, $500
B. Fernandez Hermanos, $500
Ramon Valdes; 1000
Lazaro Moreno de Cayey, envia-
do por mediaci6n del "Heral-
do Espanol", 100
Pineiro Fernandez Co., $500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-03

anDAcreRRs,
JOox COLA NJDAL, RIOAR NO MRLLO,
RAMON MUTOx-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
TWO BAD
ONES ARE
ARRESTED
One Negro GBnman Cap
tured Near Rush and
Another Here

Two gun men" were taken into
custody yesterday by the sheriffs
ferce and are now reposipg securely
in the county Jail with heavy fines
and imprisonment staring them in the
face Both are negroes and. accord
inc 10 the iail officials, one indeed has
tAa earmarks of being bad Niger.
He gave his name as Lee James and
was arrested yesterday at Rush
Springs by Deputy Sheriff Walter
Jones, Who mad received information
that James was wanted as an unde-
sirable and for carrying a gun.
Deputy Jones found him lying In a
thicket Of weeds and was within few
feet OF the PROSTATE man befoee aware
Of his presence. He states that
James had the hammer Of his big
siN-shooter half drawn and was about
to shoot when he overRowered and re-
lieNed him OF the gun.
When asked by Justice Moore where
ha came from he said, .Ft Worth, =
ant that he did not remember where
he came from to that city
On search for hop flend1 sher-
ill Lewis picked up Geo McGlothier,
a suspicious character, who proved to
be the wrong man, but on his person
vas found a gun and he was fined $50
and given 80 days in the county Jail
Justice Moore sentenced James to a
fine OF $50 and gave him 30 days in
Jail and apoiogized because that SEN
tenco was 10 the full extent Of the
law Does | get NAH gun back when
gets turned loose" asked James
1You DO answered the Judge ~and
get but right back liz jail on the same
charge"
The four hop cases tried in police
court Yesterday morning were turned
over to the county and will later come
uo before {. S. Commissioner Hamil-
ton
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
Mighty Hunters Back
With Large Stories

Ye mighty huntsmen have returned
from the far oil hunting ground and
have brought with them trophies OF
their prowess They have also brought
many stories and il one is to believe
the rumors afloat. they brought more
stories than trophies. However, Mes.
srs stucky Jacobs, Phillips. Freeman
an6 Brookshier formed the party and
the party and the happy hunting
grounds were located in ,he Arkansas
mountains
When seen this morning and asked
a. to the luck Of the party ed Free
man said See stucky he is the otfic.
ial liar Of the party SO straightway
was the official liar sought and gave
forth the information that they all
had the time Of their lives aud that
tho bag consisted OF two deer, nine
Wild turkeys, two foxes and bear.
Speculation Wis rife this morning as
10 how much the bear cost the hunt
ers, but as their stories are tho same
and they brought back the bear skin
and part Of the meat youl have
to hand it to them They killed the
bear.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
MARROW
is EAGER
FOR GAS
Anthony Says Franchise
is Fair One and Rate
Reasonable

1--WE are anxious to have natural
gas in our town and we are certain ~
get it II Chickasha grants the fran
ohise that is being asked for BY the
0Hara company said w. 3. Anthony
Of MARROW, who was in the city yes
terday afternoon, inquiring into the
outlook for the franchise that is to be
voted upon December 8.
MY only interest in the matter is
to get gas for NARROW continued Mr..
Anthony IF the franchise is not
Branted mere. where a large market
70: gas is expected, we fear the pro
posed pipe line will be diverted to
Texas and NARROW will lose perhaps
her only chance to get gas. We are
geing to vote on the same franchise
that is to be submitted here and as
far as | know sentiment is unanimous
+ in favor Of it. Duncan has already
granted ii and it will be voted upon
a Lawton in a few Gays. The same
rates are offered in every town and
the price Is what the people at Fort
Worth and Dallas are paying 1t is
NO rs low as the Kansas City fran
chis8 calls for but the company furn.
ishing Gas there has gone into the
hands Of receiver, showing that the
rate was too low"
The price fixed in the franchise to
b. voted upon here is 40 eeKts for
the first three years and % cents
after that with five cents discount in
each instance for prompt payment
Nj Anthony SAYS he has no doubt
that the gas field near Duncan wil
supply this section Of the state foi
years and his information is that the
Io'Hsra company is prepared to begir
work on the pipe line as soon as i
secures franchises.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
PRES. ESKRIDCE TO BE
INhUCURATED DEC. 10

The inaugural ceremonies Dr. J. ?.
Eskridge az president Of the Oklaho-
ma College for Women which are
scheduled to take place on Monday,
December 16, promise TO furnish the
most brilliant occasion Of the college
year Numerous prominent men snd
wcmen Of the state. including mem
bers Of the legisBture, the state Off
GERS and prominent club women have
been invited aud many have already
signified their intention OF being pres
ent
President Eskridge stands in the
forefront among the educators Of the
southwest and it is recognized that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23

in end runs and one 20-yard run BY
Masters that set the crowd wild, the
pigskin was forced across the field to
Chickashas l5-yard line. where the
defenders Of the purple and gold
stopped the advance and the ball went
over on downs. Then came the steady
Chickasha advance that resulted m a
touchdown. On the first play Capt.
Gowdy eircled right end for 20 yards.
Hamilton, on tackles around, gained
81 Gowdy 4, Hamilton B Cochran q,
Hamilton 4. Watonga was penalized
five yards for off side Heffner
slipped a forward pass over to Whit.
taker for gain Of 20 yards schlot-'
terbeck fumbled and lost 81 Gowdy
failed to gain and Whitaker went over
for touchdown on a forward pass.
tleifner kicked goal
Chiekasha kicked Off and Watonga
returned t5 yards. A line plunge fail
"a 70 gain A forward pass netted 20|
yards and Lookabaugh gained 10,
(Continuea on Page g.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
LOCOMOTIVE
CATCHES FIRE

Last night d i O'clock the fire de-
nartment was called to the Rock ISL
and station where switch engine No.
76. an oil burner, had caught fire. The
esew was at lunch aad the hostler was
refilIing ,the OF tank when the fire
Station No entered on chiokasha
avenue and played their hose upon
the burning engine, while the depart
ment from No. devoted their atten-
ton TO the burning oil around the
supply station The engine cab was
damaged to some extent, but other
wise no loss resulted from the fire.
The switch crew was in charge of
Richard Estes and Engineer Edwards
Wal at the throttle Of the engine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
May BOSS
HIS DADDY
reIegram by unIIed Presa

Telegram by United Press
Washington Nov. 23.-The appoint
ment OF Bennett Clark, 2l-year-old son
Of Speaker Champ Clark, as parlia-
mentarian OF tAo house at the next
congress, is being seriously discussed
among Democratic leaders, it is learn
Ell today
II the appointment is made young
Clark may become as tactieian and
parliamentarian the boss Of his
father
A new parlimentarian win have to
be appointed, as Charles r Crisp,
Who now holds the position, was elect
el to the house at the last election
Young Clark acted during Crisps
absence several weeks last year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23

his coming to Oklahoma means much
fos the development Of the state
along the lines Of higher education
The members OF the state board Of
education Will, Of course. all be pres
ent. and the ceremonies will be largely
in their hands.
The exercises will begin in tha
morning with an academic parade, .end
besides the installation proper the
program viii include an elaborate
banquet in honor Of the visitors. fol
lowed by a brilliant concert in the
college auditorium, also in compliment
to the honored guests The occasion
promises to be a notable one In the
history OF the state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
CRANK IS
ARRESTED
TELEGRAM by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Colorado Springs, Nov. 2s.-Declar-
ms that he would kill Woodrow VIII
son on sight if he gets a chance, John
cohan, one armed man, is under ar
rest here and viii be held until word
is received from secret service oper-
atiYes.
cohan admitted that he was arrest-
ed in New Orleans when Taft was
there and in Chicago when Roosevelt
was there An examination Of his
sanity win be made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
KILLED BY
EXPLOSION

Poplar Bluff, Mo-, Nov. 23 Charles
Coonce was killed aud three others
fatally injured and two seriously hurt
when a general store n Walsh's spur
was blown up by dynamite following
a fire this morning. An investigation
has been started
The store was the trading point Of
the Paul Lumber company, whose EN-.
ployes lived in houses adjoining.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
Military Movements Of Powers
Cause Alarm on Part Of the
Public Austria Ques-
tions the Car
ALBANIA DECLARES
Her INDEPENDENCE
Danger to General European
Peace Will Come if Balkan
States Ignore Wishes Of
Austria in Settlement
Telegram by United Press,

Telegram BY United Press,
Berlin, NOV 2g Though officlaldom
still insisted today that the danger or
a general European clash is over, the
public trembled with anxiety over GER
tain extensive military preparations
that are being made
Unconfirmed reports say Austria
has asked Russia what is meant by
the military movements in that coun-
try and that the czar replied that they
were rendered necessary by internal
conditions,
Tbs Albanian chieftains declared
their counrys independence today, it
was learned from Montenegrin
sources.
Field Marshall shemna Of Austria
conferred with Won Moltke, chief oF
the German staff, Yesterday and this
is taken as an indication Of the gray
ity Of the situation and the complete
ness Of the understanding between the
Austrians and Germans.
Though reports come Of continued
FIGHTING between the Turks and Bul-
garians, it is expected that a peace
agreement may be reaShed at any
time # the Balkan allies then dis
regard Austrias wishes in parceling
out European Turkey, real crisis
come between the powers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
ELks WILL AGAIN BE
SANTA CLAUS TO POOR.

AT their regular meeting last night
the Elks lodge, following their custom
appropriated sl00 TO be used TO carry
Christmas cheer 10 the poor children
of the city and appointed commit
tee to have charge o. the distribution
Of the same 1t is likely that the
committee VIII adopt the Christmas
tree plan, as vas done last year
Ed saeegog and NJ w King were
initiated into the lodge last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
ETroR MAKES PLEA.

\ Salem, Mass, Nov 2s Summing
Up the argument III the trial Of Ettor.
Giovanitti and Caruso. the labor lead.
ers, today Ettor rose in his cage to
make a plea for his own life He said
he was being tried on his IDEAS NOT
on hts acts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
teeeseeotA4ees I
JOKE is ON Ooc

: Spokane, Wash, Nov. 3d.
: Because he did not die, Isaac
: Goldblatt, a Spokane ieweler, I
: brought suit against his physi- !
: clan, Or. G. H. Roher, for $751; 4
: 00O- Goldblatt alleged in his I
: complaint that Dr. Roher told I
= him recovery was impossible 4
+ Desiring to leave his property 4
+ in cash, Goldblatt alleges that 4
+ he sold his jewelry business 4
+ at a sacrifice he estimates at (.
I $4,000 and waited for death to
= claim him.
= Becoming impatient at his !
+ continued presence among the I
; living. he consulted eastern spe-
+ cialists and was told that he
4 was perfectly well
Z, a =. A 4 4 4 3 a 4 4 Z a. 4 !,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
johnson Not Allowed
to See Cameron Girl
TELEGRAM BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Chicago, Nov 2s.-The request Of
Jack Johnson that he be permitted to
see and interview Lucille Cameron,
who is held as witness against him
was denied by Judge Carpenter to-
day
The court ruled that no one bu the
s.irs mother should see her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
RUN over
BY TRAIN

4 Henry DuBose OF this city received
h message from Terran Okla, this
morning announcing that his father
had been run over and killed by q
train No details were given.
Mr. DuRose left for Terrall this aft.
erA5an The elder DuBose was IS
years OF age and he leaves a widow,
two sons and one daughter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
Re Election Of Pres.
GOmperS Conceded

Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press.
Rochester NJ VI Nov 22-The del
egates to the American Federation Of
Labor convention settled the election
OF officers as a special order OF busi-
ness for late this afternoon
The reelection OF President Comp
efa and most Of his associates is con
eeeed Max Hayes Of the Interna-
tioral Typographical union may be
put up against Gompers,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram BY United Press.
Budapest Nov 20. The Austrian
Danube flotilla, consisting Of four gun
boats two monitors and two torpedo
boats, started for Belgrade this after
noon. The development is considered
ominous.
Employees Of the street railway sys-
sem received orders to report to their.
local reserve regiment commanders
tomorrow.
The declaration Of Albania's indie
pendence brings the Austro-servian
controversy Immediately to head.
servia must go through Albania for
any Adriatic port and it is expected
that Austria italy and Germany viii
recognize the declaration Of independ.
ence at once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-23
CHURCH PACKED TO The
Limit LAST NIGHT

Judgment Of the Christ in pronouncing
the righteous doom OF those who had
refused the offers OF mercy. The inn
preston was surely made that those
who neglect the Savior here viii dread
Him in the judgment hour
When the call was made there were
four who confessed the Christ as
their Savior, while many raised their
hards indicating that they wished the
people to pray to God to help them
turn from sin to the Christ
There was no day service on Satur-
day, as that is the evangelists day Of
rest There win be the usual service
tonight, and Sunday will be a full day
according to the announcements found
in the usual place in this issue Of the
paper
The evangelist and the singer both
paid a high tribute Of praise to the
Express for generous space on the
front page DR. Wolfe said the city
vas fortunate in having such a papor
ami he prayed God to bless it and make
il a blessing, to which there was a
chorus Of amens