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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-02
LOS ABOGADOS
MAURA, DECANO

FL ilustre jurisconsuto d. Antonio
Maura ser3 elegido decano del CoIeeio
de aboeados de Madrid el ano pr6xi-
mo,
ina Comisi6n compuesta de los Sc
nores Serrano Echevarria, Planeles
Castillejo ID. Jose Luis ha sabido por
el senOr Diaz Cobena. eminente letrado
que actualmente desempena el decana-
to, su deSeo de cesar en- e4 al hacerse Ia
proXima renovation, por obligarIe a
clio la multitud de asuntos professional
les que embargan su atenci6n la sa-
tisfacci6n que tendria en- dar possession
al ST.. Maura
En- vista de este. los Sres. Serrano.
Planelles Y CastiIlejo visitaron Ell su
casa al Sr. Maura. Ell cual. enterado
por elloS de 10 que ocurrio. acept0 GUS
toslsimo la designation. dedicando fra
ses de carilo sus Antiques compaiie-
ros los abogados del Colegio de Ma
drid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-02
Puerto Rico victorioso
en- New York
NOTAS OFICIALES

FL cafe de Puerto Rico obtuvo una
copa Gle plata como primer premio, Ell
eXhibici6n con otrOs productos en la
actual "Exposicion Agricola Indus
trial de Nueva York.
Cuando hasta los cosecheroes de cafe
agmcultores de frutos V fabricantes de
cigarros llegue la noticia del gran pre-
mie obtenidO por los productos de Puer-
10 Rico en- la actual Exposition Agri-
cola Industrial Gle Nueva York, ellos
tendran motive para estar de placemes
porque este legitimo triunfo conquiSta-
d0 rn una exposition de tanta impor-
iancla en- Ia que nuestra exhibition tu-
vO que compete con las de los demas
Estados Y Territories dc Ia Union, CO.
loca a Puerto Rico no va al nivel lie sus
competldores como centro de eXcelente
production agricola. sino sobre una IL
uea que rebosa la qne ocupan aquellos
Otros Qaises.
Ninguma otra exhibici6n ha sido tan
admirada como la de Puerto Rico. AL
bnen gusto esquisitez de las personas
encargadas de prepararla, hay que ana
dir la forma apropiada para la eX-
posici6n de los productos. FL cafe
ha sido servido en- posillos a millafes
de personals repartiendose tambien
grandes cantidades tcstado Y molido,
en- Iatitas de dos onzas elegantemente
presentadas. A ia persona que recibia
una muestra sc lie exigia que escribiera
su nombre direction Ell una tarjeta
preparada al efecto. Una vez termina-
da la exposition, dichas tarjetas So
traeran a Puerto Rico, para demostrar
los cooperadores la cantidad de cafe
gratuitamente distribuida.
La exhibition de pinas, chinas, toron
jas, cocos miel de abeias, cigarros Y
otros productos tambien ha sido de sor-
prendente efecto. Y este ha hecho Greer
a los visitantes de la exposition que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-02
AVISO IMPORTANTE

81 3D. dena aguna Philadelphia Chicago cuaquera
ciudd ALA de embarcadCres
Ell onocimno ofcina
& 10 Bridge Street, nosotros haremos cargo del
TRASBORDO NUEVA
Hareos
de Agne de Trasbordo coandoa amene
Eneargado Puerto R r. E. SAFFER Muele NO. 2 San Juan
AGENTES PUERTO, RICO: Te,sfono 17o
Aguadlla j. on
Co - de Leon
Arroyo. Virela, & Co
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-02
uUIITTMA NOVEDADu

EN- LA LIBERIA DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTn"
En- Las Cortes de Cadiz por Rafael salillas. IS cv>
FL mis- amores Poesas ps Shaw var0s as eya
La Tristeza de la Pa por w Fernandez Flores IS
FL Peregrino Entretenido, por eyro Bayo IS ctvs
Religion Fosofa Sociasmo p0, ., ftusl'0 cps hnSs'&
;siervo Tirano por Martinez olmedilla IS CIV.
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WOMEN OF W0ODCRkFT
ENTERTAINED MONDAY

A social was given Monday evening
at woodman ball by the Gate City cic-
Gle. No. 12O. The following program
was rendered. under the auspices o.
the entertainment committee, Mrs. ].
C. Schweigert, chairman:
Vocal solo-Melvin Melchi
Piano solo-Miss Davis.
One act farce-"The ASSESSOR
with four characters.
voca, solo-Mrs. wyrcoSp,
luncheon was served a. the clc Sc
of the program
According to the provisions ma &c
in the contract of leasing. the Circle
is allowed to use the hall for dancing
when Monday occurs in the month. so
after the luncheon the company
danced until twelve O'Clock. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Wynsoop.
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JUNIOR CLASS ENTER
TAIhS THE SENIORS

Frieay evening. the Iunior class o:
the sauth Canon high scAoui enter
talned the seniors At annual farewell
funcu-n- Two hayzacks Nsre pre-
pared FOR the large crowd that had
collected at the home OF Mis-. Grace
Minister They werr taken quite a
Lengthy distance along the Royal
Gorge road whore thcy stopred for the
evenings entertainment. The Juniors.
part of them. were already thare and
had lighted the large open place with
Japanese lanterns and had a large
roaring fire awaiting them. They were
served as -eatinEs" with sandwiches.
pickles. cake and Chocolate The .evea-
ing passed all too soon while the ride
home was srent singing songs ana all
vowed that the juniors were excel
lent entertainers.
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WEDDED IN FLORENCE
MONDAY AFTERNOON

The marriage of Miss Edith Ander-
son. OF Salt Lake City. and James b
scollick of Coal Greek. was celebrat-
ed at the parsonage of the Presbyter-
ian church yesterday afternoon. Rev.
S. w Griffin. Officiating.
The bride is one OF the popular
young ladies of the Mormon city's So
,cial set and the little romance whi,h
eliminated in yesterdays marriage
was the result OF a visit to Salt Lake
City few months ago. when Mr..
seoIliek met the young lady for the
FIRST time.
Mr.. Scollick has been raised In this
county and has resided practically all
OF his life in Coal Creek. He has =
large circle of friends whom the Cili-
zen Joins in extending congratula-
tons
The bride and groom have takea
apartments in the Rouse block on
West Main street and expect to spead
the summer here. at least-Florenee
Citizen.
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GIVEN SURPRISE BY
G. A. R. COMRADES ON
WEDDlN6 ANNIVERSARY

Last Saturday was the forty-seventh
anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs J. S. Bowlby and to assist
them in a proper celebration OF the oc-
casion about twenty-five of the old
soieier friends OF the former and their
wives gave them a charivari and So
ciaI call at their home. SIS Harrison
avenue. Although 4 complete surprise
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bowlby the coming of
their friends was most agreeable and
the affair was made one long TO be
remembered by all fortunate enough
to be present a feature of the even
ing was the fife and drum serensdc
rendered the bride and groom of 1865
under the leadership OF Comrade A Y.
jenkins during which the martial airs
of war days were played. Mr.. Bowlby
has been the efficient adjutant Of
Greenwood Post No. 10 C. A r. for
several years and is deservedly popu-
lar among its members.
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LUNCHEON OF
BUSINESS MEN
AT GRANDE

The regulI- Monday luncheon II
the Canon CITY business Mems aSso-
cIaiiou was held this week at the
Gzande hotel At Ninth and Water
streets There xas a large attendance
OF members and the affair vas one of
the most enjoyable In the recent his
tory of the organization.
Several matters of interest - the
community were discussed aad steps
taken to further popularize Canon
City as a tourist resort Secretary
Maddox made n report of his recent
visit to the National Old Trails con-
yention at kansas City and of sae
cnihcS.asm created there and II
ed lectures given by ChaA X. McLain
and himself on the scenic attractions
OF the Upper Arkansas valley. The
moving pictures OF the skyline drive,
the road to the top OF the ROYAL Gorge
and other convict built highways iR
this section of the state attracted
great attention and the opinion was
expressed that they will be instru-
mental in bringing many visitors TO
Canon City and the surrounding ter
ritorY during the coming summer
The matter Of a general ''clean-rp
day" was presented FOR consideration
and was heartily endorsed by the az
sociation. 1t WAS unanlmously dee!d-
cd that such a move would be gool
thing FOR the community and that il
should be carried out without al-
necessary delay. y motion was adopt
ed asking tho Civic Improvement,
league TO take up the proposition and
pledslng tho associations notiyc auo-
port In any effort tho league should
make To that end.
The matter Of rdvertissmcni and
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SUIT IN FEDsRlLsCOURT
AGAINST HARVESTER TRUST
tBy United Pressl

st Paul. April s0.-The federal dis
trict sitorDey today filed n the fed
eral district court a suit To dissolve
the International Harvester Co. Fed
eral Judge Willard signed subpoends
authorizing the defendants to appear
here May 9Th. Tae eighteen directors
OF the company are made defendants
The petitioe charges violation Of the
civil and .rmereial provisions OF The
sherman iaw and asks the court 70
restrain movements OF the oomnauy
in Interstate commerce and to appoint
reeeivers to rcadjust the company's
affairs. It is alleged that in 1910, rs
the result Of unfair trade methods
and MISREPRESENTATION ;he company
paid s.o.ooo.ooO dividends. being ss
per cent
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EXPERIMENTAL SPRAYING
OH LINCOLN PARK THURSDAY

On Thursday. starting in the morn
Ing and continuing all day. Mr, Giil
' Of the bureau OF entomology. depart
prnent OF agriculture. will conduct a
series OF spraying experiments for
Ssthe leaf roller.
The experiment will to held on she
sE A. Davis ranch on elm avenue,
Lincoln Park This ranch was former
ly owned by J. O. Macdonald. All
those who are Interested In aprnying
for the leaf roller are invited 20 wit
ness tho proceedings any time during
TIN AZ.
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FREMONT COUNTY
MAN GETS CARNEGIE
MEpkL FOR HER0lSM

At the last meeting of the Carnegie
Hero Fund commission held in Pitts
burg, Pa. among the awards made %
Colorado residents for deeds of hero
ism appeared the following:
William A. Easton-Bronze medal
and $1,000 as needed: Easton. aged
AZ. mine foreman. attempted to save
Robert E. Meek and Edwin A. Sutton
from suffocauon. Coakdale. Colo, Fec.
10, 1871. Easton learned of the acci-
dent to sutton and Meek and went to
the entrance of the entry in which
they lay. He knew afterdamp was
present but by stopping and breathing
cautiously, he led three other mel
to Meek and helped to carry him out.
He felt light weakness in his knees
but others showing a reluctance to g
for Sutton. he. five minutes later, led
a second party to him and he was tax
en- out"
Mr.. Easton is a brother of Robert
s. of this city and a. P. Easton. tbs
well known merchant of Rockvale ant
Williamsburg He resided in the Goa
camps for many years previous i
taking up his residence in southern
Colorado and has a host of FRI nd
who hasten to congratulate him upoI
the recognition for his brave decd
Florence Citizen.
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AUTO ROAD INTO UTAH
PRACTICALLY ASSURED

Tn. action Of the Colorado Good
Roads association in urging CONNER
cial bodies of the state TO write utaa
officials urging ON them the necessity
OF making good road from the Cole
rado state line west to Salt Lake CITY
Is bearing fruit In response to these
requests. backed by visit of Colo
rado people to Salt Lake City and 9TH
er points. the Utah people have takon
up this work IA a way which promises
success. President Mattson OF the
Utah state highway commission and
Chairman Allen OF the Colorado high
way commission went over the pro-
posed route by auto from Salt Lake
City to Green River. The road now
is in fairly passable shnpc. but Cover
nor spry and other Utah officials
have promised to begin work MS soon
ms possible and pnt tho roads In good
shape.
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NO EVIDENCE OF JAP
ACTIVITY IN M[YlC0

Washington. May 1.--President Tart
transmitted to the senate Secretary
Knox's reply TO the Lodge resolution.
demanding information regarding
Japanese activities at Magdalena Bay.
Knox deales the department has any
direct evidence showing Japan's ae-
quisltion OF land. but admits Japan
ese syndicate wanted to buy tract
near Magdalena Day. Knox advised
the American sellers that this govera-
ment would object.
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LUMBER is ADVANCING.

Seattle. wash. April 2s.-In whole
sale market tho price OF virtually II
kinds OF lumber except spruce has
been raised so cents thousand feet
by manufacturers. Tho price OF shlng-
les was raised cents thousand.
making tho quotation tho highest In
two years Manufacturers report n
large Increase In demand.
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publicity. which always comes in for
it, full share Of attention at the
meetings of the association. Nas duly
considered on Monday ard a commit
tee consisting Of Guy U. Hardy, Ge,.
F Rockafellow. Geo. H. Sale and G.
V Hodgin was appointed to cont' r
with a committee OF four members
frou the Florence Chamber of Com
meroe to work out a map and folder
for general distribution throughout
the ,s1st setting forth the resources az
Fremont county. especially its auto
mobile roads and scenic attractions.
The splenfid publicity work of tbs
association during the past year is de-
Stined. in the opinion of its members,
10 result in bringing such a thrung OF
visitors here within the next few
months such as the community has
not pzeriously known.
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ENDORSE CLARK
FOR PRESIDENT
THOMAS J. MeCUE WAS NAMED
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
MAN
Patterson, Thomas and siIafroth Did
Not Have Look.in During the
Proceedings


Colorado Springs. April 3o.-Robert
W. speer was the big man al Mon
days convention While former Cow
ernor Thomas occupied scat in the
top gallery hoping that lnvitation-to-
speak lightning would strike hin.
while Governor Shafroth remained Ia
his room at tie Antlers waiting for a
committee TO invite him To tell whai
he had done as goEernor. and while
Senator Patterson sulked tn his tent
at Denver. Mayor Speer went into the
convention and secured the election
81 his man for national committee
man. secured an endorsement OF the
Denver Democratic ticket. elected the
.rnen he wanted % reprcsant Colora b
ht Baltimore. secured an endorsement
e Champ Clark 80 long rs Clark Is Il
the race. prevented a second indor -
ment OF wilson. thereby leaving h1ns
.st liberiy TO swing 70 Harmon, whom
tie really supports. af,sr' CLARK is 1zt
OF the race. made one of the boS,
speeches on harmony ever heard in a
Democratic convention and elevated
himself in the hearts OF all the dele
gates by after having the convention
in his own hands moving to uuani-
mously elect Charley Tcw. Mocues
opponent as national committeeman
10 head rhe Colorado delegation 20
Baltimore. thus defeating the progress
sive SLATE and making II Impossible
for the Patturson-Thomas-sh -shafruth
toutflt TO get even a crunib that fell
from the political table. Nay. more.
Mayor sp-er went farther. While ha
was thrashing his opponent he threw
his strength against Claude StresS.
the only stHtehouse man appointed b.
Shafroth in the convention tand ~
5Eas there under contest). and threN
him out bodily. took the organlzation
of Arapahoe county away 1nom Street
and placed i; in the hands of as
vtspeerl frieAds. Incidentally Arapa-
hoe county's Street faction are the
only people who indorsed shnroth Dr
the senate. SO Mr. Speer eliminated
that strength aud he also clipped the
senatorial wings OF both Adams and
Thomas by getting them into n mix-up
go that they balied each other out in
the convention over the Denver situa-
tlon, and he placed Patterson. Shat
roth. ct al. in Denver in the position
OF supporting an allen ticket. ticket
not indorsed by the Democratic con
Vi dbdon II they attempt to support :he
Arnold ticket in Denver
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What Democratic
Newspapers Are Saying
About Democrats Chiefly

raises the customary howl against the
supreme court and, if the recall Of
Judges was only in force. the News
would no doubt proceed to set in mo-
ton the machinery for the recall Of
the judge Who handed down this de-
cision.-Holyoke Herald.
According to the Pueblo Chief.ain,
Lou Paddock of Boulder Camera has
been praencing for the Ananias cIu5.
as Alva Adams says he is in the ring
for senator. Until death do us jar
loose.-Durango Democrat.
E-@.
Post cards are being circulated IA
the east. which bears the following;
Henry what is the recall?' To which
Henry replied: Why. it's movement
to remove the umpire every time he
makes decision against the home
team.'-Aguilar Record.
s-=-:.
Governor Shairoth and Mayor Speer
sat at the same banquet table at sa-
Ida Saturday night No blows were
struck, and it was not necessary 10
call out the militia--Las Animas
Democrat
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| Colonel William Jennings Bryan
, says that he will be at the Baltimore
convention. either as delegate or a
private. prepared to give the best
counsel he can regarding party poll
cies and candidates Sure-Lamar
Sparks
Hon- z N AmnUns of our county
is RECEIVING considerable mention ns
, a candidate for governor on the Demo
| erssic ticket.-Fraser Citizen
- E-wLw
oeorg Hosmer and Little Ben ie'
iir-red Colorado 10 Wilson an!
Roosevelt respectively. subsequen
events Prove that both deliveries wer,
of the stubborn vaTiety-Buena vist.
Democrat
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Miss Fanny Surface received q
telegram on Tuesday from clo,oland.
ohlu, Announcing the very critical NJ
ness Of her sinicr In that city She icii
on the afternoon train for the bedside
of the afflicted woman.
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CARRIES NINE OF
FOURTEEN DISTRICTS
THE ROOSEVELT DELEGATES-AT-
LARGE ELECTED OVER THE
TAFT MEN.
Clark Wins From Wilson by Big PIu-
rality-La Toilette Vote is
Small

Boston, May 1.-Offieial returns
from yesterdays presidential pri-
maries are coming in slowly. Unof-
fetal returns, incomplete, Indicate
that Taft viii carry the preference pri-
mary by five thousand and that Roose-
welt has elected national convention
delegates in five congressional dis
tricts, and has also won eight dele
gates-at-large This would give him
eighteen delegates. Taft carried nine
congressional districts, giving him Is
delegates also.
The Taftites claim the vote of the
delegates-at-large. asserting Taft is
entitled to them because he carried
the preference primary. Roosevelt
leaders ridicule this claim.
Practically complete returns of the
preference primary show Taft s7.117;
Roosevelt, s3.144; La Toilette. 2.os3;
Clark. o. .49I; Wilson. 14s47c.
Roosevelt Releases Delegates.
Oyster Bay, May Roosevelt an
nounced this afternoon that he would
not ask the Massachusetts delegates
at-large to vote for him at the nation
al convention. He issued statement
declaring that inasmuch as Taft had
carried the preference he would with
draw as far as the delegates-at-large
are concerned. This would give Roose-
velt only ten Massachusetts, delegates
and Taft twenty-six.
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FUNERAL
VESSEL AT
HALIFAX
Casiel Ship Maekay Bennett
With CHASTITY Cargo Ar
riyes IN Port.

Halifax. April 30-The cable ship
Mackay Bennett with $50 Titanic
bodies aboard docked here this morn
Ing. The bodies include two women
and JIG other bodies we're uniden;i-
fed and were buried at sea The body
of Aster which was Identified by jew
cry and cards in his pocket was pos
itiveiy identified today by Captain
Roberts OF the Astor yacht The body,
supposedly that OF George widener.
the philadelphia miilioDsire. was pa.-
tally identified by clothing but was
so badly inutllated that II had to bs
buried at sea
Bodies Removed 10 Horgue.
All outsiders were barred from the
pier when the vessel dooked. but the
bodies were plainly visible piled on
her deck The uncovered bodies We're
first removed These lay in cramped
positions the faces sea stained, and
the features horribly distorted. The
bodies we're rapidly removed TO the
pier and from there to the temporary
morgue In the Curling rink where rel
atiyes sf the victims later viewed
them. Church bells ioIled and fla-s
we're hah-masted when the vessel
docked.
captItn Lardner Issued aistRtement
saying zhe Nackay Bennett nrst sight
ed the bodies week ago Sunday and
recovered nay that day. Monday
;weaiy-slS, raesday one hunared and
nineteen. Thursday eighty-scyen and
Friday fourteen. All those recovered
wore Hfe belts. riding upright on the
waves OF those buried at Hsa fifty
seven were Identified. Thes bodies
boause Of tbcir crushed and luanslod
oondiison. would not keep.
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An American girl, Miss Duke,
daughter of Dukes Mixture. and
granddaughter of Bull Durham. has
bought a Spanish prince named Pig
nutally, or something like that 1t VIII
be great comfort 10 the acreage Ani-
erican who smokes. says Charlie
Finch, 10 remember that he contrib
utes his part to the purchase price
Castle Rock Journal
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One cannot commend too highly the
careful. cautious spirit in which CON
gressmen go about their work For in
stance, when Congressman Taylor Ia
troduced a bill providing for an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 to furnish seed
to western farmers whose crops had
been ruined by the drouth. Mr.. Mon
dell o: Wyoming Immediately arose
and moved that the words garden
and field be inserted before seeds =
Had ii mol been for that, the appro-
priation undoubtedly would have been
used for distributing seeds of kind
ness. seeds of diseord. secedes, inter
cedes. ard the like.-Ft Collins Re
view.
z-a-z
We would hate very much 70 have
to put Bob Speer's Evening Times in
the same class with Senator Patter-
sons morning News. hat II I; Is going
to be a personal orsn we will have
ro.-Isss Animas Democrat
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Thu Rocky News is up IN arms
again against the Colorado supreme
court. The supreme court recently
hanscd down an opinion holding tha,
the election judges for the Denver
city election must be selected from
lists of name. furnished by the chair
mcn OF the Democratic and Repubii-
can central committees. This leaves
! Patterson's Citizens party out in ,hs
cold so far as the election boards ar.
ccnSerned and Of course the News
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Mrs. Truman Stockton Of Canon
City is Visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. v. J. Hooper. Denver News.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-14
FINDS LOST TRIBE
IN THE FROZEN ARCTIC
Explorer Brings Back Skins and
Bones Of Grizzlies Rare In
Museums.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 14.-Vilhjal-
mar Stefansson, after spending. more
than four years in Attic exploration,
returned to Seattle by steamer, from
Nome. Alaska, and told of his prob
able discovery of the descendants of
the Scandinavian colonists of Green
land, who were last heard of in 1412
and who, when trade with Greenland
was resumed in the seventeenth cen.
fury, had disappeared.
Stefansson and his companion Or.
X. M. Anderson of Forest City, la
made a valuable geological and ethno-
logical collection, which is on the
steam whaler Belvedere, with Dr..
Anderson, and will arrive in San
Francisco the first week in November
on the way to the American Museum
of Natural History in New York.
Stefansson will leave for New York
tomorrow.
Stefansson and Anderson went to
the Artic in 1903 by way of Winni-
peg, Edmonton and down the Mack
enaie river to its mouth They were
bound for Coronation gulf, a region
marked ON Canadian maps as unin-
habited and which they had been
warned to avoid. Stefansson spent
the first winter at the mouth of Col
Vile river, Alaska; the second at
Cape Parry; the third on Coronation
gulf and Victoria Land; the fourth at
carp Parry.