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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16

fOs de Murillo Sc juegan una raci6n
de rancho, en- Su hogar Carlos " Sc
dlstrae con Su espOSa hijos
Ali estan las historias Bibicas re-
presentadas de mil curioSaS interesan-
tes maneras Las virtudes tampoco
faltan; asi que vemoS la hermOsura de
la religion combinada con la belleza hu-
mana.
81 pudieSemOs estudiar unO pOr uno
tOdOS los cuadros 81 observaSemos con
atencion las facciones de las difercntes
hguras, su actitud, su mirada; 81 eScu-
ohasemos con la inteligencia, Su mudo
lenguaJe, eStOy segura que hallaria nos
Ell el PradO una historic viva com
pleta de los tiempos, una ensenanza
efcaz nuestras vidas; una inspira-
clon constante a nueStra Imagination.
Hay gran numero de cuadros que
retieJan mas que otros esta verdad
Hoy decidi entrar en- la sala de re
tratoS Y anOtar los que mas me atraye-
sen y mas me impreSonasen. Entire en-
Ell salon a la derecha del vestibulo-I
ALI esta Isabel de Portugal. la espo-
Sa dc Carlos Y, pintada por Tizianc.
Justo es que te de a II el primer sa-
ludo-no pOrque perteneces al Oello
seXo y pOrque eres reina sino por tai
hermosura y porque al mirarte oh Isa-
bel Sc ven reflejados Ell tn noble ros
tro, todas las dOtes cualidades con
que te dot0 el cielo.
ALI eSta sentada- junto a una ven
tana. Els ella todo majestad compos-
tura; en- su mano izquierda sostiene
caprichOsamente un dev0ciouariO. dllp
no lee; pOr la ventana Sc divisar los
purpureOs Guadarramas en- lontananza
los cuales hacen contraStes de delicalos
tmtes Ion ell azul del cielJ e. verdor
lie los cercanOs pradOs pero la nitada
de isabel no esta en- ell panorama
Su hgura es Sllenciosa, Ell ellie que Sc
"OSC"C" Ia dIHoHld, en- Su trdJe de
severOs cOlOres, Ell Su peInado scncillo.
en- la hilera de perlas que cae sobrc Sn
Pecho, en- la magestad de su porte. en-
Ia serledad de su rostro, en- sus laDi0s
reSalta la prudencia. Las melillas
hgeramente sOnrosadas es 10 1nico que
ANNA suS facciOnes; en- sus ojos hay
trlSteza y melancOlia sin limiteS
A. ni no me habla Isabel. Sn re-
trato me inspira silenciO. quietud V re-
serVa. Ante ella me parO, pienso Sc
rena en- las difcultades de la vida. en-
los problemas del presente. EN- las in
certldumbres del future.
Ella despierta en- mi admiration a
Ia noble majestad los traies sober
BIOS artistieos, ante ella me de.en-
90 Slento que llega hasta mi un ravo
de tranquilidad y resignation, per
manezco en- extasis de contamination
artistlca. ella sentada ALI males
tuoSamente JuntO la ventana desde
donde Sc divisan los piirpureos Qua
darramas que cOntrastan con ell aznl
del cielO y ell intense verdor de los bos-
cues cercanos, me escudrina con Ia
penetrante mirada de sus ojos azules
y sus labios Sc desplegan EN- impercep.
tible sonrisa
A. Carolina Marcial Dorado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
Paseos por Espana
PAGINAS DE MI DIARIO
En- el Museo del Prado
para ell BOLETIN MERCANTu,

Madrid IS la Meca del arte en- Els
Qana. FL Prado es uno de los MuseOs
mas famosos del mundO. En- sus eXten-
sas salas pueden admirarse los mejO-
res cuadroS de MurillO, Velazquez, Ri
vera, EE Cano y Zurbaran; muchos
de Tiziano, Rafael, Rembrant, Tinto-
reti de otros grandes artistas
Hoy he estado yo en- el Museo para
hacer un estudio de caracteres, para
asmpenetrarme de la vida que ALI
hay Al entrar, un grupo de bedeles
guchicheaba en- ell vestibulo circular;
bueA numer0 de turlstas cruzaba la
saia, parandose delante de los cuadros
de mayor mportancia volyiendose
eonskantemente para hacer comcnta-
RIOS entire sus cOmpaneroS sobre los di-
ferentes cuadros.
Una porci6n de artistas sc esforzaba
por coplar los geniOs, Sc acercaAan
"a los cuadros Sc alejaban despu6s. en-
tornaban los Oj0s continuaban des-
pues su arduo trabaJo mezclando colo
res Y fernando conjnntos arm6nicos,
dc artisticaa liguras, de detallcs minu-
ciosos pero sin yer jamas ell complete
parecido, Ia eompleta perfeeta repro
ducci6n.
Y sab6is le tOdos estos visitantes
y artistas, ne parecian los unicos sin
yIda en- eli museO; los Gnicos que ha-
biando enmudecian, los que cuchi-
7heando permanecian quedos
A I'm lado suspiraba una dolorosa.
frRnte ella, la divina Conception de
MurilIo Sc elevaba sonriente a las altu-
ras; debaJO, jugueteandO junto a un
arroyo bebian Los NinOs de la Con
cha; mas all rezaba arrOdilIaba dis
1raida la serlfica Maria Teresa de We
lazquez. La figura ecuestre de Felipe
Ill sonrie satisfecha ufana, mientras
Iae, AHA en- ell fOndO, Isabel de Hungrfa
TnJnga las Iagrimas cura las lIagas a
amos pObres leprOsOs.
Este MuseO es para mi un nun
si0 fantaStlcO, pero real
ALI estan Representatives todas las
edades de la TERRA, desde La creacl6n
hasta el dia del Juicio, tOdas las hermo-
ssuras de la naturaleza, tod0s los pla-
ceres del mundO, todas las virtudes to-
tfoS los vlcios. ALI sc We a los reyes CO.
dearse con los mendigos, los magma
Ges al Iado de los bufOnes obreros
ALI observamos Ell rito mitol6gico; ad-
mlramos los paisajes, los castillos que
sc deStacan en ell azul del eielo, las rui-
mas de una ciudad que fu6. Sc ven
los horrores del hambre, de la miseria;
la opulencia Y derroche en- los ban
quotes de los pr6ceres.
Elm Ell Museo hay algo mas que son,bra
luz colores, hay vida en- los persona
Jes de sus cuadros; hay gnerras craen-
aislmas depravadas, que arranean
ANA protesta de nuestros Iabios, vir-
genes que inspiran devotion; nart1res
que sufren; J6venes que aman, guerre-
ros que luchan, conquistadores one ven
cen, santos que rezan, chicuelos que al
borotan gritan
Encontramos al estudiar los asuptos
de las pinturas, las costumbres Ia vi
ala social de todas las 6pocas. Los eol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
Camara de Delegados

Sc aprob0 ell acta de la session anterior.
FL SecretariO lego las siguientes pc
ticioneS:
Ell Concejo Municipal de Ciales so
licita'lo sigmente: To- Que Sc eleve ell
pueblo de CialeS a la juSta categoria
de pa. clase 20. Que sea creada una
Corte Municipal con asiento ejercicio
Ell la poblaci6n de Ciales, sin otro terri
toriO que ell que cOmprende Su circuns-
crici6n municipal, suprimi6ndose, a la
vez, ell juzgado de paz. 30. Que Sc ter
mine a la mayor brevedad la carretera
de Ciales a .Juana Diaz, votandose para
clio ell cr6dito necesario, Y 40. Que Sc
adopten medidaS que tiendan a a.ofrecer
mayores comodidades Y benefcioS al ser
vicio de Asilo para dementes.
Los Sres. Enrique Baez, Manuel Mar
tin Porrata Francisco \. Delgado, en-
pleados EN- el Registro de la Propiedad
de San German solicitan aumento de
Sueldo.
Vicente Borges Ortiz, vecino de La
res, s0licita que sc Obligue al SecretariO
Municipal de dicho pueblo a que insert
ba en- el RegiStro Civil a Um hiio SuyO
'econocido. cumpliGndose aSi 10 determi-
nado en- los articulos 1913 al 197 del vi
gente C0digo Civil.
Juan Bautista Soto la Torre. profe-
.or principal he las escuelas de Patillas.
'olicita Sc conceda q la junta Escolar
la suma de $426.00 que habran de EN-
plearse en- la compra de Instruments
para la banda escolar que va a formarse
en- dichO pueblo.
Agricultores de cafe y hacendadOs,
de Mayaguez, solicitan que Sc afirme I'm
trozo de camino que media entire la carre-
EZRA que De Mayaguez conduce a Las
Marias centro del barrio "An0nes
MaSSari soIicit0 de la Presidencia que
invite a la Comisi6n encargada de la
inveStigaci6n del gObiernO a que de su
iuforme 10 mas pronto possible pues va
e>ta al termiuarSe la Legislature es
precise reSolyer 10 que sea pertinente.
Ruiz Soler solicit0 que Sc pida all Co
mite de Franquicias del COnsejo Eje-
autivo copia de la franquicia concedida
a la Compania de TranviaS de don Pa
bio Ubarri y las sucesivas que sobre aque-
Has Sc han concedido la Compania del
Trolley.
Sc aprob6 en- tercera lectura ell T. de
la c. s.
Trelles pidi6 la reconsideration del
p. de la c. 8, discutido Y aprobado en-
segunda lectura anteayer; y Diaz Ma
varro pidi6 que el p. de la G. %, que
eSta en- iguales condolences que eli an
terror, quedase sObre la mesa.
'El Presidente dice que el Comjsio-
nado del Interior Ie ha enviado una
nota de las carreteras que estan por
terminar. Sc envi6 "a la COmisi6n de
Carreteras.
Tambi6n informo eli Presidente que
tiene sobre la mesa ell nuevO proyecto
de ley para ell Ensanche de la carrete-
ra de Santurce FL dia en- que debe
discutirSe di0 motive a un debate de
bora y media Y al fin Sc decidi6 poner-
10 EN- dltimo t6rmin0 EN- la orden del
dia.
Ruiz Soler sOlicit6 que Sc incluyese
EN- la orden del dia ell p. de la C. 50
Sc discuti6 y aprob6 en- segunda lee
tura ell P. de la c. que asigna mil do
liars para comprar una lanoha de ga
solina para la Escuela Correctional de
Mayaguez.
Ri c. b. "A proporcion6 un debate
extensisimo, de mas de dos horas, v
finalmente fu6 aprobado por cinco v0tos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
Febrero IA de 1912

Martin jose Lasa- Exparte- No.
5392.-Declaratoria de IIerederoS La
Corte, yisto Ell record taqligrdfico dc las
declaraciones dc los testigoS en- este case
(2), mas los Seis documentos a Ia Soici-
tud acOmpanadoS. dict0 una orlcn de
clarando nnicOS y universities hcrcdc
ros del finado Mariana Lara ,uS le-
gitimOS hjoS Martin Jose V Bcltn. y
de la fnada Eduvigis Monclova los
mismOs menciOnadoS, Y ademas a Su hila
natural, tambi6n nombrada Eduvigis
MmclOva
Jesus Pueblo, vs.. Real Hcrmanoo
DanOS y perjuicios Sc celebr6 en- este
casO con asistencia de ambas parties por
medic de sus reSpectivoS abogaduS. la Wis
ia de la exception pervia dc que la de
manda no aduce hechOS baStanteS para
determinar una cauSa de acci6n. OF
das dichas parties, la Corte tom6 en- con
sideraci6n la question.
COrte Suprema El Pueblo de Z. r..
apeladO vs., Ventura MARTINEZ. No. Alb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16

AcometImient0 y aggression. ~enteuea ie
IA dc febrero b. 1912 81 conhrwa
Ia sentencia apelada pero modifeaniola
de un modo que Ia pcna mp,psta .ea
de 50 dollars d. Inulta cossias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
FL Cine Tres Banderas

Para esta noch, 81 ananela uua ar
mica collection H. vista. .eovdas n
ire las que naE aIgunas eIsfas en eo
torres varios .-frcnu, D. a-rumsrfa-
ntcrcsantrS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-02

haven't got any money. Who
should be more interested"
Old age pensions, and pensions
for the unemployed were voted
for unanimously and enthusiast
tically today. Especially the pen
sions for the unemployed.
Cora Harvey, of St. Louis, IS
the one and only woman delegate
to the convention. Miss Harvey
watched the delegates ASSEMBLE
ing.
"Hump' she grunted. These
aren't real hoboes. The real no.
boes are the Wall Streeters, who
are living off the peoples tables
Rockefeller and Morgan and
company, I mean.
These men here have been
forced on the road through econ
omic conditions. They all would
be working if conditions were
right"
One member of Cincinnati's po-
lice force, who is conservative
and a standpatter, suggested that
by conditions being fright" Miss
Harvey meant to refer to condl-
ton including four walls, guards
and few rockpiles. She denied
this Indignantly.
Miss Harvey is a sufragette.
81 am the first of the woman
hoboes," she said today. But
wont be the last. There will be
lots of women hoboes before long
if conditions don't change"
Men ACCOMPANIED BY ladies NAV
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-02


HUSBAND ASKS DIVORCE
WIFE FOLLOWS SUIT
New York, Feb. 2.-CharleS T.
Macdonald of Chicago, million
aire member of the firm of Arm
our & Co., today filed suit against
his wife, Anne Edwards Mac
Donald, only daughter of Con-
gresham Edwards of Michigan.
Mrs. Macdonald retaliated with
counter suit.
Macdonald charges his wife
was guilty of indiscretions with
certain unnamed men in her
apartments in this city. She de-
mics this, and charges her hus-
band has been guilty of statutory
ofenses at Saratoga and Atlantic
City.
At present Mrs. Macdonald is
with her mother in Los Angeles,
Cal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-02
Premature Jubilancy.


Willy-I found mother the 9TH
er day crying over your book of
poems.
His Sisters Fiance (delighted)
oh! is that so? (Aside) All!
what glory! What fame awaits
me! For a man to bring tears to
the eyes of such a fint-hearted
woman as that is certainly a great
achievement. (To Willy She
was really weeping, Willy?
Willy-Yes; she said it nearly
broke her heat to think that a
daughter of hers was going to
marry an idiot who could write
such rot as that.-Tit-Bits.
-O-O-
1t takes pretty bright man to
keep dark on the subject of his
own brightness.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-02

Men accompanied by ladies may
now take advantage of the New
York Y. w. c. A. dining rooms.
A man tried it the other day but
forgot he was good looking. A
near-riot resulted.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
Convict Labor
n Virginia

Riehmond, va. Jan. 81. The Gov
ernor of this State has reiterated his
belief that the custom of letting
state cohvicts out by contract should
be abolished. and again suggested
working conyicts on state roads, in q
note which he attached to one bid
for convict labor, which he has trans
mitted to the Legislature The Reh-
ance Manufacturing Co., of New
York, and Chicago, bid for 5000 con-
victs at 65 cents per day and for wo-
men convicts at 40 cents perday; they
to be employed in the manufacture OF
.overalls and shirts 1t is expected
that the convict labor question will
be considered by both Houses OF the
Legislature, and an effort is bieng put
forth to abolish the system OF farm
ing out these unfortunate people.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08

Grocery sdeliverymen of Cresten,
Iowa, secured increase Of So per week
through strike.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
FATALITIES ON SEA

washington. Feb. 1.-THE Bureau Of
Navigation Of the Department Of Com
merce and Labor has Just published
a report in which it is claimed the
lives of 1876 persons. with S25 Ameri-
can vessels, during the fiscal year Of
1911 were lost. The loss Of sailing
vessels, principally by laundering, re-
suited in the drowning OF 10 persons;
with steam vessels 81 lives were lost.
The principal disaster during the
year was the laundering Of the steam
er Arcadia which sailed from New
Orleans to Porto Rico with 81 persons
on board and never has been heard
from. In the laundering Of the Pere
Marquette Ferry in Lake Michigan,
n persons were lost. In all 15s steam
vessels were lost.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
DISCHARGES NOTES DISPUTE.

London. Feb. Three years ago.
the employees ii the shipbuiIding trade
put into force the system Of discharge
notes. Last week the men at the
sunderland yards struck work, while
at New Castle and other places there
have been handed ii notices to cease
work. It looked at one time as #
there would be national stoppage in
the shipbuilding industry, but at q
conference Just held the matter was
partially settled. It was mutually
agreed that 4 conference to discuss q,
scheme of discharge notes should be
held in the near futrue and that IN
certain yards the use Of these notes
should be suspended until after the
conference. The object Of these notes
is to permit the employers to follow
the worlmen from shipbuilding yard
to shipbuilding yard.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
WAR ON HIGH PRICES.

New York, Feb. War on high
prices in vegetables for the poor Of
New York has been begun with the
opening by Committee Of Clergymen
and others of the first of What is pro-
posed to be a series Of sales places
where the products of the soil will be
transferred from the producer to the
consumer without amiddle mans in
PREVENTION. A few days ago large
quantities OF carrots. potatoes, cab
bages, beets. turnips and other vege-
tables were quickly disposed Of at
cost.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
DAN GER & BUR CESS

WhsI...I. "a Relail Fl.o Covering. and wan Paper
Is.us c..h lsls:lsl7 MAIN 81. Terms ca.k
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
Big Fight Ouer
Eiigght-Hour Bill i

Washington, D. G.. Jan. 24.-Al bit
Ger struggle over the eight-hour bill is
now being waged before the United
States Senate.
On one side workers are humbly
petitioning Senators to enact this bill
into law as soon as possible On the
.other side manufacturers and employ
ers generally are sending pointed
kilograms to influential Statesmen OF
the Upper House ordering them to kin
the measure.
The Labor organizations have taken
up the campaign for the passage Of
the eighthour bill largely through the
efforts of the Legislative Committee
Of the, American Federation Of Labor.
The manufacturers, on the other hand
have been set to work by James A.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
TALKS ON Teeth
By Oriaa Hedrick, D. D. $,
ARE YOUR Teeth GOING?

This is i short but SEARCHING
sermon on the sins Of procrastination.
Procrastination is the thief Of tine. It
is more than that when it had to do
with the teeth for then It is the thief
OF HEALTH. And when q thief robs
one Of that most precious possession,
good health. he has despoiled him Of
something which he cannot repay.
Plenty OF people Y OF perhaps,
are saying: OH. DEAR, ! must 60 to
the dentist-TODAY. ess &
Put that idea that next week will
do as well as NOW, and remember
that next week is g loHg way on. "
NEVER ARRIVES. Let US give you
some advice expert advice: When
teeth begin to decay, they 90 fast.
lower set Of plates what he would give
Ask any Wearer Of full upper or q
for i few teeth in either jaw, 80 the
ALVEOLAR teeth could be inserted
and heart what his answer i.
He may 50, DON'T BE a FOOL as
T WAS, AND PUT OFF GOING TO
THE DENTIST. DON'T DELAY A
DAY, bnt go and save every tooth you
can. DO II NOW. sSss s
The AlveOla method demands dem
fists Of first class class a. No
charges for careful examination. We
can refer to an army OF people who
have had our work done and that III
the best sort Of proof.
II ron must wear 8 plate. let Us
make you one OF our smooth suction
plates guaranteed never t. drop b the
mouth. IS up Gold Crowns, SIS up
Porcelain and Enamel Crowns, and
al filings and treatment Is well IS
our specia1ties. 4
Drs. Hedrick Bros.
1910 MAIN sT.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Lady atton1anA
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
LABOR UNIONS TO PROTECT IN
" VENTlONS. N trE

Birmingham, Eng, Feb. s7.-~Accord-
ing to the Iron and Steel Trades Jour
nal, new rule proposed by I'VE
branches Of the American Society Of
Engineers seeks to set up District
Committees for the purpose of examin-
ing inventions and improvements sub
mitted by members. The Committees
would report to the Executive Coun-
eli who would have the power to pro-
tect or patent inventions submitted,
providing that in the opinion OF ex-
perts such course was justifable.
The profits would be devided between
the inventors and the Society.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
READY 10 TESTIFY.

Washington. p. c., Feb. 81 have
always declared my readiness to APP
pear before any properly constituted
body to testify with respect to the
activities Of the American Federation
Of Labor. and if the grand jury sends
me assubpoena, I.shan willingly co.
This is the statement given cut BY
President Gompers after Secretary
Morrison had been subpoenaed to ap-
pear before the Federal Grand Jury in
Indianapolis,
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
INVESTIGATION I; ! ASKED.

|: London. Feb. The suggestion
made by influential employers that
the Trades Dispute Act Reform Lea
que should press for the immediate
appointment, Of Royal Commission
to inquire into the circumstances at
tending recent trade disputes with a
special regard to lawlessness, has re-
ceived consideration from most Of the
trade union leaders. Mr.. ". a.
Appleton, Secretary Of the General
Federation Of Trade Unions, said,
.eThis activity on the part Of the
Trades Dispute Act Reform League is
evidently i counterblast to the circu-
lars Issued by this Federation on the
proposed amendment Of the Trades
Disputes Act short time ago. The
promoters Of this agitation seem to
forget that a Royal Commission could
not very wen be confined to examin-
ing cases Of 1awlessness. The whole
question Of the causes and conse-
quences Of strikes would have to be
considered
: Z r 81 rH+ IS
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08

Emery, the Washington lobbyist Of or
ganized capital.
Now, then, who are going to decide
this fight between capitalists and
laborers? why, Senators Penrose. OF
the Steel Trust; Bailey, Of the Oil
Trust; Guggenheim, Of the Copper
Trust; Lippit, of the Cotton Trust:
Warren, Of the Wool Trust; Smoot, Of
the Sugar Trust, and Root. Lodge and
Hepburn, Senators-at-large, OF all
trusts.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
WoRkERs. AGREEMENT

London, Feb. IA dispute afose Ee-
Gently between the scourers and the
employers in the needle trade. The
demand was for minimum wage and
d bonus Of twenty-five per cent. The
Needle Trade Association agreed to
an increase in wages amounting to an
all around advance Of ten per cent
Under the agreement the wages Of
pntters-up and glaciers have been IA
creased from 1888 to $3.50 q week
and the wages Of thew ashers and
eyeners from s5.11 to $5.s4 a week.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
,HILp,s ;7 HI:uREAU. Bill PASSES

washington, Feb. THE Senate,
after 4 prolonged debate, on Wednes-
day, Jan. 81. passed the Children's
Bureau Bin by vote Of 81 to 20,
there being only one important amend
ment to the bill. The bill met with
considerable opposition.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-02-08
Senator Chiffon
7 Opposes Labor

Washington. D. C.. Jan. 81. sena-
tor VIM. q. Chiffon, Of West Virginia,
took the foor in the senate yesterday
In opposition to the bill creating q
child labor bureau. He said it was
x waste Of money. that good roads for
the autemobilists were Of much more
Z Importance.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-08-30
Rural Route No. 4.

Everything looks very prosper
Gus out here, There never was a
better prospect for corn. maize
and kaffir corn. Broomcorn good
and pulling just begun.
Mrs. Chas. Knox and MIS-.
GIidwell spent Friday week ago
with Mrs. Pointing.
Mr.. Reed of Beaver Co has just
finished a we'll for r. L. Netf.
Miss Alpha Davis came out
home last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Hamondtree and
Will Warren were in Liberal
Saturday shopping.
Mr.. Allen of Liberal and Jesse
Pointing and wife took dinner with
Henry Pointing Sunday.
Bill Pointing is cooking some
good dinners at the Owl restrain
rant these days.
Miss Ruth Mccullough. Mrs. r..
Wooden and Mrs. Ote Fees were
trading in Liberal Saturday.
Henry and Will Hamondtree
are seeding and shedding their
broomcorn this week.
Mr.. Jones of Blue Bell has rent
ed Ote Dowdies farm for the en-
suing year.
Mrs. Sara Rizzlie has returned
from Kansas City where she has
been visiting her mother.
Geo. Sharp is preparing wheat
grown on R. L. Nef's place.
Mrs. Geo. Sharp's sister from
Missouri is visiting home folks.
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Methodist Church

The morning service at this
church Sunday morning will be OF
especial Importance. A gospel
team from Wichita will have
charge. Gospel teams from that
city have been having great sue
cess in their work in various parts
of the country and we are fortu-
nate in their coming to US. In the
evening we will join in the union
outdoor service with Rev. G. w.
Kellogg of the Presbyterian church
as preacher.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Mrs. M. H. Scandrett's class of
women is the proud possessor of a
beautiful new banner, made and
presented to the class by Mrs,
Mary Carson.
Wesley Chapel 3 p. m.
Epworth League, Z p. m. Topic
The First, Preaching Tour" The
Nobility of Youthful Enthusiasm"
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p.
Courteous ushers, fans,a cordial
welcome. VIM. Z. Ward.