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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12
Thief Presents Woman With
Gems He Stole From Her
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PALO ALTO. Cal, April IA
Whether they have to deal with a
Jekyll-Hyde character, a burglar
with a conscience, or practical
joker is puzzling the women OF
Palo Alto today, following the re-
turn to Mrs. r. M. Davis of val
liable stolen diamonds after an
other woman had a railroad trans
portation book stolen from her
house and recovered in the same
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12
Ex-School Head
Praises Petit
Indianapolis, Ind, April IL.

sPOshs5 AHusy april IL.
j. G. Gaiser, Tacoma, WASH:
Returning today from extended
trip find your favor. MIR. Petit
willingly gave the school splen-
did help at all times in looking
after delinquent pupils and par
ents. Last September he and his
men helped greatly i'm getting
the pupils started early in the
term. He deserves the strongest
endorsement. Letter follows. -
j. G. COLLICOTT.
The foregoing telegram receN-
ed by Mr.. Gaiser, one of the high
school teachers, from the former
superintendent here shows anotfi-
er phase of valuable work done
in the last year by Commissioner
Petit.
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he club saying all
ean they will bring Hindus
mere and force dollar
skes and they'll need the police "hanmer Of
In the St Paul mill strike.
Petts course of insisting that
should be allowed to without moestaton
the without
SUIT those shortsghted Commercial
They Mills poice-to use against labor
rigid absolutely
statute law The lawabdng nothing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12
Saps Hubby's
Affinity In
! Public

ALAMEDA, Cal, April 12.-
Slapped half dozen times on the
streets here by Mrs. Ivy Mae
Clark, wife of DR.. ]. Emmett
Clark, prominent physician, Mrs.
Florence Robinson, trained
nurse and alleged affinity of DR..
Clark, is threatening the irate
spouse with arrest today.
Mrs. Clark. passed Mrs. Robin
son on the street and the latter,
she says, tossed her head and
gave her an impudent look" The
encounter followed. s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12

manner.
While police were searching for
the missing diamonds, well
dressed stranger appeared at Mrs.
Davis door and handed her a
pasteboard box with the remark,
Here are your diamonds, Ma
dame, and disappeared before
she could recover from her sur
prise. Every one of the stolen
gems. to the value of several hum
dred dollars, was in the box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12

Petit believes in making public service
the Of service
public
nopoy prices
The officials
they
because they
Welch working all Mills
The special interest element the
Mills. He's their They
Petit believes a employment bureau
Mills believes is men, Certain men
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12

to fear from Petit long the authorize
The Mills satisfied permis-
sion break the law = " '-T
Frank OF Ribbon
Joint until the election
Petit has Feeney
IL before
n = - $500 ~ -
Progressive he issue Tuesd
Shall Tacoma to the old special in
= = ' -
The clean will answer Tueadax
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12

SAN DIEGO, April 12.-U. S.
Grant, jr., of this city. brother of
Major General Frederick d.
Grant, announced today that he
would be unable to go east to at
tend the funeral of his brother.
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f. H. Petit is progressive. A. u. Mills reactionary.
Stretch these words permits
Pettis prom
ses only to the people-and keeps them
Mills of the old
promises the
the latter only.
how he retired precipitately from the
Mills o fsayinp fort
There's a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12

crowding. The rear end space Is
fitted with seats. This would be
of decided advantage to the tip
pier who has steered too many
schooners over the bar. They
could start zigzagging with the
car half block away and prac-
tically fall into a seat in the car
without trouble. The wild newsia
would have no step to flip on. or
rather miss and lose his leg be-
meath the wheels. The poor nickel
weary conductor would not jar
his spine into his skull when ne
jumped out to courteoasly assist
the passengers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12
TAR PARTY FOR I.W.W,

SAN DIEGO, CAL, April H.
Threatening to tar and feather all
anarchists" hereafter kidnapped
and taken from the city, the
"vigilantes" have sent a letter of
warning to local paper.
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Hitchcock Will
Resign July l

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WASHINGTON, ID. c., April IL.
Postmaster General Frank III.
Hitchcock is to resign from the
cabinet before July 1, according
to reports here today. He will
enter BUSINESS in New York, It
is said, at salary Of $25,OOO a
year.
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FLORENCE, Italy, April a.
Informed by eminent specialists
that he cannot live six months
Charles w. Morse. the American
ban anker-convict, released from the
federal prison at Atlanta. Ca. by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12
Warned Of Death, Morse Plans Cav Tour

President Taft few months ago,
is today planning a gay. luxurious
tour of Southern Europe.
He says he will make the most
of the brief span of life remain
ing.
Morse is suffering from Bright's
disease.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-04-12

REDDING, Cal, April 12.-For
hurting bad egg at the Rev. g.
Mac Williams. Francis T. McNeil1
was fined $25 today.
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Thanks The Judge For Death Sentence
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SAN RAFAEL, Cal, April 12-Edward Dehante giant
convicted OF murder
fellow convict at San Quentin politely thanked
for the Defense and then facing the Judge pleas
antly:
"f the jury all they not have flung
me into eternity But 1 thank he also"
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Q : PORTLAND, Ore, April q
0 12.-For. swearing over the q
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. tors, Edward Murphy, a bar q
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D In jail and pay fine Of &
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ABERDEEN, April 12.-"The
|. w. w. anarchists and dynamit-
ers started this trouble. / am
going to finish It. will bust the
strike or their heads"
Chief of Police Templeman of
Aberdeen made this statement TO
two newspaper men who were de-
tanned at police headquarters for
two hours for having tried to take
pictures of strike scenes.
The strike has not been broken.
or the eleven mills running In
Aberdeen before the strike three
have made no attempt to reopen.
Only one Is running practically
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HOQUIAM, April 12.--I. w.
w. Organizer Thorn was slugged
by deputy on Aberdeen's main
street last night. A mob of men
led by special officers chased
Thorn for four blocks. A deputy
warned Thorn that he would be
hung unless he left. A warrant
is ont for him.
One hundred and twenty wom-
en- met at Millete's residence,
Aberdeen, today, the meeting be-
ing watched by deputies.
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raise enough to build the little
home. One hundred pretty girls
will sell the dance tickets, so
cents each, and the tags, 10 cents.
The fund:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
CASTOR Paris

FL Querido amigo y companero que
hizo popular el Seud6nimo CASTOR
Paris EN- nuestro mundo elegante, es-
crlblendo la " "Cronica Social de la
revista puerto Rico Ilustrado". nos
dice en- aquella que deja esa labor.
por ahora.
No es un adi6s defntivo ell que da
Jorge Adsuar, el joven aplaudido es-
crltor, es Solamente un receso. porque
el no puede vivir lejos del encantador
bullicio de las festas elegantes. de Iass
damaS belas que son sll ensueno. Y
no decimos este de apaudido as por
decirlo no. FL domingo tiltimo. en-
la plaza, una senOrita EN- cuyos oios
hay toda una revelaci0n de bondad
en su rostro la belIeza mas perfecta
EN- su sonrisa la mas fna gracia. aplau-
dia con entusiaSmo a Jorge Adsuar por
la dehcadeza de sus Cr6nicas " para
que mas elogio, que mas puede as
plrar IN escritor2
Dlticil es sustituir en- su labor EN- ell
Puerto Rico Ilustrado" "Gast6n
Paris Ell admirable cronista porouc
no es tan f5cil ESQ de hacerse aplandir
por las muieres bellas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
La Escuela Bisexual

En- contestaci0n 10 eXpuesto por c1
senior Balbas Ell el articulo titulado La
Escuela BiseXual en- el nnmero 2S3
del dia 80 Gle Noyiembre de su diario
con respecto la 'opini6n' dada por
la senorita Ledesma acerca de la ma
nera de dar ell Jurado el dictamen So
lamente tenemos que decir que la au-
toridad porque nos regimes en- nuestro
Club para llevar cabo la election del
Jurado dice aSi
Al terminar el debate cada juez, sin
consular sus colegas. escribe "afirma-
tiva" "negativa' Ell m phego de
papeL FL Presidente del Jurado exa-
nina entonces los votos anuncia la
decision,
Por Rollo i. Lyman b. A.. Professor
Asociado de Ret6rica y Oratoria en- la
Universidad de Wisconsin,
A. CORRETJER.
Reporter del Club Dem6stenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
Lo del motin electoral
(por Tsle eg~afo.)

'Patillas. Nov, 3
Fn IA corte municipal y actuando de
juez especial el .iuez Marir de Guaya-
ma, s. cclebraron los juicios contra los
promo@elores del desorden ocurrido
aquf ell dfa de las eleccioncs. Fueron
sentenciados por acometimento y
agres,5n. Francisco Ortiz $40 de null
ta; Juan Garcias, $50; Juan Bautistas.
$14; Aurelio Luzinaris, 20 dias de car
eel por desacato. Cuatro abogados de
Guayama defendieron a los acusados.
Los dem5s denunciados fueron absucl-
tOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

Esta manana, las Z Sc dio sepuItu-
ra Ell esta al cadaver de la sonora Ana
Teresa Lago viuda de Ortiz, que muri6
en- Isabella, vfctima de una affection pul
monar. Dicha sonora no hacia mucho~
dias que Sc habia trasladado a ese sa-
lutffero pueblo en- busca de oxfgenc
para sus pulmones. pero no logro ell pro
posito de su traslado, falleciendo ell do
mingo 1ltimo FL cadaver fue trasla-
dado a esta ciudad, en- primera OCCASION.
por sus familiares
Reciban sus deudos, amigos mios, mi
sentido pesame,
Corresponsai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
jEn que quedamos?

Hace algunos dias pubhc0 ell BOLE-
TIN una carta dirigida por ell Dr.
Creel. del ServiciO de Hospitales de
Marina uno de los eXpertos que nos
envi0 Ell Gobierno Federal para comba
tir la epidemia de 'peste bubonica,
al honorable Gobernador Cotton. \ la
acogimos en- nuestras cOlumnas con sa-
tisfacci6n con elogio porque venia a
resolver una question en- que tOdOs es
tamos interesados, una question de vi
tai importancia para el pals
Obvio es explicar los perjuicios IN
calculables que ocasiono al comercio
cspecia lmente V EN- general Puerto
Rico ia declaration de la "peste bubo-
nica en- San .JiIan, Y por consiguiente,
la interruption cOntinuada de las libres
negociaciones por implicar la epidemia
la proclamation de San Juan, puerto
Sucio De un extreme "A otro de la
Isa cundio el panico. I'M pdnico abru-
mador que ocasiono Ia quiebra de ca
micos sino eran lSonjeros al menos
pudieron soIucionar el contiicto de la
suspension dc pag0S Gle no habcr ocu-
rrido la anormaIidad tristisima Que
nos rejerimos. Tn panico que. de no
l., IL. il
como 10 eStaba el credito de nucstro
alto cOmcrcio. hubiese creado una 81
tuaci0n insostenible. de dolorosos re-
Sultados que habriamos de lamentar
por muchos amos.
Tuvimos la suerte dc la riqueza CO.
merciaI. el credito Sc sostuvo. No
obstante, las perdidaS en- las negoca-
clones fueron exorbitanteS de una
enorme consideration, tanta. que aun
Sc estan lamentando sufriendo suS
consecuencias funestisimas
San Juan sigue oficialmente deca-
RADIO puerto suciO. Y pOr ende. inte-
rrumpida Ell ciertO modO la libre ac-
ci6n comercial. Los perjuicios CONT
nuan sufriendose aunque ,naturalmente.
no tan grandes como en- los primeros
dias de la temible epidemia Y la ma
nera DE- resacirnos de las perdidas
consiguientemente entorpecida.
La carta del DR.. Creei, Oportunlsima.
venia resolver ell conficto La pre-
gunta unanime del pals contestada
San Juan seria declarado puerto linn
pio el once de diciembre actual. Vease.
sino, uno de los mas importantes pa
rrafos de la carta del DR.. Creel que no
tiene desperdicios
No creo que San Juan debe decla-
rarse oficialmente limpio de la peste
hasta tres meses despues de ser sacado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
Nombramientos

Ell Gobernador ha nombrado .Juez de
Paz substitute de Aibonito. al senor
Juan Pont Zayas, mientras hace uso de
una hcencia de l3 dias el .Juez de Paz
propietario
Y Juez Municipal substitute de Qua
yama, al Lcdo. don Tomas Bernardini
Gle la Huerta, en- virtud de una licencia
de % dias que Sc lie ha concedido al
.Juez propietario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
La renuncia de
Mr.. Charlton
Reunion del Bar de Abogados.

Cno de nuestros redactores visit6 hoy
al Secretario de la Corte Federal, senior
Gmllermety. y este Ie ratifico la infor-.
maci6n que dimos aver acerca de la rel
nuncia de Mr. Charlton como Juez de
la Cortc Federal Esta es cierta.
Hoy, a las once de la mariana Sc reu-
MO ell Bar de AbogadoS de la Corte Fe-
deral y acord6 dirigir una exposition
al Senado de los Estad0s Unidos solici-
tando que mientras Sc nombre el que ha
de sucederle, Sc autorice de acuerdo
con la ley que ell Congreso vot6 Ultima
mente, a uno Gle los jueces del Tribunal
Supreme para que ejerza de Juez de
Ia COrte Federal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

el ultimo ration infectado en- dicha clu-
dad. Ell ultimo ration cogido en- San
Juan, infectado de la peste, fue ell dla
once de septiembre, y ell ultimo case
habido de persona atacada de esta cpl
demia Sc registro el dia trece La razon
por la cual me permito sugerir tres me-
ses sc funda en- que la infection, aun
cuando Sc trate de una epidemia es muy
escasa en- losr ratones, promediando de
uno dos por ciento; por consiguiente
la posibilidad de incurrirse en- error al
determinar la infection es aparente >
ESQ dijo el DR.. Creel en- Su carta at
GObernador Cotton. Y con ella salts
fzo los deseoS todos del pals resoIvio
una situaci0n de incertidumbre descs-
perante
Pero resulta cue dos Semanas dcs-
puts dc publicada la carta que con elo-
gios comentamos. eI Director de SAM
dad en- una communication que dirigio al
Presidcnte de la Liga de Propietarios,
que publi.0 el BOLETIN aver. hace
csta categorical ahrmaci0n: Este pals
no sera declarado libre de la infection
de la peste mientras todos los edificios
no Sc hayan puesto a prueba de ratas. >
Hay dos criterios en- pugna el dc un
eNperto que nos ha enviado el Gobier-
no Federal. y el dc otro eXperto que te-
ncmos aqui, el DR.. Lippitt, Director de
Sanidad FL de aquel viene a salvar
nuestro estado econ0mico. comercial-
mente el de este eS de gravisimos re
Sultados Y de una desconsoladora eS-
peranza
Z; En- que quedamos Cual de ambos
criterios ha de prevaecer2 Sc inform0
a la Frensa en- los dias en- que el DR.
CreeI llego a Puerto Rico que Sc csta-
blecerla un servicio especial para la
extinction rapida'y cOmpleta de la cpl
demia, bajo la direction conjunta del
mencionado Doctor y del DR.. Lippit
Y ahora resuIta que cada
cual ticne I'm diverse criterio sobre un
mismo asunto sobre un asrlnto Ell ell
Que VA envuelta la vida la prosperi-
dad del pals
81 la ultima rata infectada fue cogi-
ola el II de septiembre. Y 81 sin tenor
alguno a lamentables equivocaciones
puede afirmarse que 81 Ell tres meses
cOnseclltivos no Sc encuentra ninguna
otra rata infectada, ha desaparecido
por complete la epidemia, no acerta-
mos comprender la raz6n Que puede
haber para que Ollciaimente continue
nuestro puerto, ell puerto de San Juan
declarado suc.o, la ciudad infecta la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
En- el Casino Espanol

FL Presidente del Casino Espanol nos
invita- atentamente para ell bale que ell
domingo pr6ximo, las nueve de la no
che, Sc celebrara en- los salones del ele-
gante eentro social Es un bale de
confanza Para ir al mismo hay inu-
sitada animaci6n Ell la juventud de
nuestra buena sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
ASOCIAClON
de Dependencies de Ccmercio
fINCORpORADA)

INCORpOKADA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
CONV o G A r RIA

rengo el gusto de participar a todos
los Socios de esta Association, que Sc
gun prescribe ell Titulo MI Inciso 20
de nuestro Reglamento, la Junta Ge-
neral ordinaria Sc efectuara el dia S
del actual la una Y media de su tarde
Y en- los Salones del Centre, San Fran
cisco Is.
Como en esta Junta Sc nombrara la
Directva para el pr6ximo 1913 suplico
la mas puntual asistencia.
Julio Balsa Villamil,
Vice-P Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04

lISta manana mlbo en- la plaza del
Mercado de esta ciudad, tuio y refujo
de cOngeturaS reSpectO de una res de
comizada por el Inspector de Limpieza,
senor Rafael Fernandez. La carne de
la res Ell question, permanecia EN- e de
p0sito del Mercado esperanto 0rdeneS
superiores acerca de su venta A fin
fue ordenada su venta despues de exa-
minada por eI Inspector Moyes.
FL motive que origin6 ell decomizo fue
el Siguiente que la res de referencia
habia sidO.-por conyeniencia del due
no. tumbada en- substitution de la
legitima que habia diSpuesto la SAM
dad FL hecho, desde luego que es de
lictivo, puesto que aunque la res fuera
magnihca. sc ha violado la orden de
la Sanidad que habia dispuesto la ma
tanza de una Sc mat0 otra.
81 la res elegida por la Sandal era
buena, no vamos a ser tan candidos que
creamos que la substitute era mejor
tenia que haber algo de ventaja para
su dueno o duenos cuando la cambiaron
y ahi es que esta ell hecho delictivo.
Mayaguez, senores, es ell pueblo pol
excelencia; 10 creere mientras no Sc ms
pruebe que en- todos los demas puebloS
de la isla pasa igual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-04
eel Noticiero"

Nos ha visitado este nuevo colega.
Tn diario de cuatro paginas de buen
formato. Lo dirige el senior Mocete Pa
dllla, correspOnsal que ha sido de va
rios peri6dicos
FL BOLETlN saIuda al nuevo cont
panero deseandole buenos frutos.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-12-06

department Of the Interior. Z. s. Land
once Miles City. Mont.
November lst h.. 1872
i3 wnolnas House Of Ek"laka. Montana,
aou are hereby notified that Veronica
ti"aneS. who gives Chalk Buttcs. Montana
i2th. 1915. f fHe'f In 1 sni oh Once CO IN his N SSi1 corr
rooornted application, 10 contest ana Sec
e artf t"S " cannssllation OF yonr homestead
wy. EssE So st ":'' "a md ;sp: SE e ri Sk% fot se snS :
!; >; y: C7E. NJ. I. NJ and rs grounds for
MS contest he alleges that said entryman
tnlil residence on SAID land ana tina lie
nus been absent from said land for more
nun SIX months lat past ana that there
land.
lou are. Therefore, further notified that
tAe salu allegations vii! be taken by this
your said entry Will he cancelled thcrcun-
uer Wlthout your fur her right to be heard
therein, either before this office or on ap-
PEN. II you fail to !ie IN TINS office within
twenty days after IA, fourth publication Of
th!S notice. rs ShowL below, your answer,
ul!'ieI oath. specifically meeting and re-
,poi.ul',g 10 these allegations Of contest. or
II You fall within That time 10 Nle in this
olit'' due proof thai You have served a
copy OF your answer IN he said contestant
e,th'r IN person or ~ registered mali. If
copy OF your answer TO the contestant in
person: PROOF OF such <ecvic" must be either
the said contestants written acknowledge
uent Of his receip: If The copy shuwin,,
the date OF iis RECEIPT. or the affidavit Of the
person by whom the delivery was made
stating when and WHERE the copy was de-
livereC: II made by registered mail. proof
or such service must consist OF the affidavit
OF the person by whom the copy was
mailed stating when and the postoffice 10
which It was mailed, and this affidavit
must be. accompanied ly the postnaster's
receipt or tn" letier.
iou should stat" In your answer the
name q: the postotfice to which you desire
further notice 10 be sent TO you.
A.. KlECIlI.lt. Register.
FIRST Publications., Nov. Ii. lsl:.
Second :: ~
Third ~ ),
Fourth Ice. & -.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-12-06
rotary, Myrtle Castleberry: and
Sargent.at-arms, Clarence Yok-
ley.
BEAVER FLAT.

The Kirkpatrick Bros, make a
trip to Baker with fax the fore
part Of the week.
Church will begin here Dec.
18th, and the pastor will hold
night services the rest of the
week.
Fred Oberlin, James Cleveland
and Herbet Thickett left Tues
day for the harvest fields at
Beach.
The thresher has been making
good Roadway lately. but they
have stopped to do some repair
this week.
The dance given in the school,
house Thanksgiving night was a
grand success with an attend
ance Of sixty people.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-12-06
BOX ELDER

D.. j. Gross is recovering from
a short sick spell.
Miss Mary Phalen visited with
Mabel Gross last Saturday.
Fred Clark and Mr.. Laprath
were visitors at Ekalaka one day
last week.
Several Of our farmers were
busy last week getting their sup
ply Of winters fuel.
The services held by Rev. w.
S. Bowden at our school house
were we'll attended.
Several relatives who helped
gather corn for D. J. Gross on
Wednesday enjoyed a fine piece
of turkey for dinner.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-12-06
SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Wilson, county superin
tendent. visited our school Tues
day.
Theron Comstock was absent
from school a few days this
week.
In last months report of the
list whose attendance was per.
feet, we failed to mention'Pear
Lanes name.
Those who We're neither absent
or tardy in the LIST. End and Bird
grades for the month ending
Nov. Both Were:-
Martha Burger. Lee Castle
berry, Luta Mankin, Steve Holt.
Alta Gundlach. Wilton Newbary,
Margaret Newbary, Grant Mef-
ford, Fac Mefford. Arlene Gard,
and Everett Traweek.
Those neither absent or tardy
in the 4th. 5th and 9Th were:-
Orville Speelman, Bruce Mef-
ford, Tom Traweek, Iva Lane,
Elizabeth Taylor, Almon Hall,
Elizabeth Speelman and Ray
Wilson,.
Those neither absent or tardy
in the 7th, 9th and 9th were:-
Myrtle Castleberry, Georgia
Sjoblom, Ruth Thompson, Anita
Ewalt, Opal Lane. Roy King,
Constance Sjoblom, Gladys Speel-
man, and Jay Richards.
Thursday afternoon the boys
and girls Of the school organized
the Lincoln & Douglas Debat-
ing Club" The club was organ
lied from the 9TH, 9Th and 9th
grades. The club will meet eve
ry Friday afternoon at the school
house where a program Of sing
ing, speaking and debating will
be held. The officers elected
were:- President, Lucille Bartlett;
Vice President, Jesse Ellis: Sec-