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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-11

81.
What wuz de disturbance at
I'm Going to Cross the Street.
borough"
Dat WIZ no disturbance, Mis-
tab Poindextah. Dat wuz a So
cial function to seberaI members
OBJ de bong tong.
"Ah thought it wuz one OBJ
dem Chinese societies, or tongs.
What WIZ de nature OBJ de OBJ
sequies ?"
1t wuz a new kind OBJ enter
tainment called a noiseless din
ner."
14OW d4A w SClNC uG soup!
In capsules p .
"Ah gives yo' to understand,
sab, dat dis am refined society.
We don't even eat peas wifi a
knife"
No, All suppose yo' uses a fun
mel. Did any OBJ yo' guests drink
out OBJ de finger bowl?'
Say yo' must think we wuz
tryin' to glib an imitation of
hogs"
"Pahdon me, All did not. so in
Sinuate. All comedies dat your
set am de real thing.
Your apoplexy am accepted.
Cow yrybo+ 11y,35- J,+ +,-o &C. -,S1;6o
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19
Chicken Thieves, Beware!

Chicken thieves wouldn't
have a ghost of a show in Ar
vada us long as J. S. Doughty
keeps his vigils as he did last
Friday night when he heard a
strange noise and peering out in
TO the moonlight saw strange
sights which aroused his suspic-
ions. A horse and buggy was
standing near his chicken coop.
Ii looked mighty suspicious, so
reaching for his trusty gun Mr..
Doughty crcpt stealthily forth,
expecting every minute to see a
man emerge from the coop with
his hands full of chickens. But
he was chagrined and possibly a
little disappointed, when no one
appeared. Not satisfied with his
search on his own premises he
visited some of the neighbors'
coops and found all serene there.
He tied the horse and kept vigil
till day light, thinking the owner
OF the rig might show up, but in
vain, The horse and buggy was
found to belong to A. Taylor, his
children having driven into town
to ride On the merry o-round,
audit having broken loose and
finding GOOD grass to eat was
perfectly contented.
W. II. Kaler is authorized
agent for the Enterprise and
will receipt for back subscrip-
tons as well as renewals and
new subscriptions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19
Swat the Fly.

Claude Swank, formerly of
Graham, Mo-, late of Midvale,
Utah, is visiting his sister Mrs.
J. II, Lower, northeast of town.
Mr., Swank is a telegraph opera
tor and has been employed by
the Motrat road and lately by the
d. & K. G.
Mrs. w. d. Bradley has moved
from Arvada to 1897 Tennyson
street, Berkeley.
Through the courtesy of
County Attorney William Vale,
a copy of the last issue Of the
Enterprise reposes in the corner
stone Of the Jefferson county
Jail which was laid Saturday at
II o'clock a, m. with imposing
ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Gilmore
and Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Watson
m tered to Brighton Sunday and
visited friends. They enjoyed
the trip immensely.
c, NJ. Duncan joined q party
of friends from Denver Sunday
and went on a fishing excursion
near Longs Peak. He reports
a catch of 81 beauties.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19
NJ. {. Church.

Services at the M. E. church
Sunday, June 22nd.
Morning subject THE Fowls
came and Devoured It."
Evening subject, The Bridal
Wreath, " Choosing Lies Part
ner."
Sunday school 10 a. m. Good
music at all services.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

$2.35 buys 100 lbs. Pride
of the West high patent,guar-
anteed Flour, none better, at
Cahills.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Hay rope and mower repairs
at Flaherty's Hardware store.
. It Nc Cormick Sickles $1.75
while they last.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Remember the meeting of the
school patrons at the High school
on June 10th, to consider the
matter Of distributing the schools.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

When in search of picnic plates
go to Juchem's, pkg, Of % for
10 cents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Lost-Coin purse. Finder
keep change and leave a Enter
prise office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

For Sale Trap and harness.
A. Bradley. Soft
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

LULAL DLF HIND
Children wishing to attend
Miss Flora CampbelI's summer
school call Saturday at her home
Third and Ralston. SIP
THE new bank has rented the
Vacant store building in the Wei
belt block, and as soon as the
fixtures arrive they will be in
stalled and preparations will be
made to start business about
July LIST
James Abbott, who with his
his two young sons has been
VISITING his mother, Mrs. Marg-
aret Abbott, left Wednesday for
his home at Chandlersyilla, lii
nois, leaving the boys for a stay
through the summer with their
grandmother,
A reception was given at the
home OF Miss Nina Murchison'
on west LIST street, in honor Of
Mrs. Hudson and sons Hoyt,
Clough and George, who will
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Wanted Two or three nice
rooms for light
housekeeping not far from Arva-
da Drug store, Inquire Enter
prise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19
For Sale

Pair 3-horse eveners. reason
able. Phone Arvada 1902.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Everything in fresh dainties
for picnic lunches, at Juchem s.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

DO, JUNE 81, 1913.
Advertisements.
Observation-Disclosures under this
head are charged for at the rate
of D cents per line per issue.
$2.35 buys 100 lbs. Pride
of the West high patent,guar-
anteed Flour, none better, at
Cahill's.
For Sale Trap and harness. |
A. Bradley. Soft
Remember the meeting of the
school patrons at the High school
on June 10th, to consider the
matter Of distributing the schools.
When in search of picnic plates
go to Juchem's, pkg, Of % for
10 cents.
Everything in fresh dainties
for picnic lunches, at Juchem's.
The jackson Steel Spring FlyI
killer better than the King, |
double the durability, for 1OI
cents. II. J. Juchem.
When you want baking powder
why not get Everybody S and also
get a souvenir spoon with each
can. Alexander & Walton.
For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
We have money to loan on real
estate, Knapp & Newton, the
real estate men. 6tf
If you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on J. F. White.
Ask for Your Cash Register
Checks, 2 IL per cent. dis.
count on cash purchases at
CahiiI's.
Are you looking for a house to
rent? If so, see Knapp & New
ton, the real estate men, Aryada,
Colo.
For Sale Cider press. 2 year
Did colt, a beauty. Safe for
women or children to drive.
W. S. Woodcock. 51-2p
We have SO, 600 to loan on irri-
gated farm land.
Knapp & Newton.
Good pasture, close to town.
5LOO per month. Tel. 1861 or
apply E. Greenway, Arvada.
ManJed-o acre tract no I'M
price and description in letter or
do not answer. Cash, if suited.
Lock Box 35. Arvada. No agents,
r.np,u, H., -.
.}rifTitb station ~ ' scrn n n"n%o a.
Mrs. Griffith.
Pasture for Pont- CIoro,. ,,f
ALTA. grass. INQUIRE at Kei,ar
place, ball grounds, Aryada.
Up
For Sale-All makos of
mowers and binders and repairs
D Graves Phone 6rvad9 571 ="
Yo77 Want ca Wyonr
VA -" " Aoi5,
d ,nrH Irrrvr ,r1gav- 4-.-,zy,.-.z
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

When you want baking powder
why not get Everybody's and also
get a souvenir spoon with each
can. Alexander & Walton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Berry pickers wanted at old
Norris place on Ralston. 51-2t
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

James Abbott, who with his
his two young sons has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Marg-
aret Abbott, left Wednesday for
his home at Chandlersvilla, Hi
nois, leaving the boys ior a stay
through the summer with their
grandmother.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

The jackson Steel Spring Fly
killer better than the King,
double the durability, for 10
cents. II. J. Juchem.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

For Sale Cider press. 2 year
old colt, a beauty. Safe for
women or children to drive.
w, S. Woodcock. 51-2p
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

We have SO, 600 to loan on irri-
gated farm land.
Knapp & Newton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

We have money to loan on real
estate, Knapp & Newton, the
real estate men. 6tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Ask for Your Cash Register
Checks, 2 IL per cent. dis.
count on cash purchases at
CahiiPs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Are you looking for house to
rent? If so, see Knapp & New
ton, the real estate men, Aryada,
Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

If you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on j. F. White.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Good pasture, close to town.
$l.OO per month. Tel. 1861 or
apply Z. Greenway, Arvada.
49-tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Get sp0ony with your wife
lt You have one-or your mother
in-law-if You have or your
best Eirl-ii you have one How ?
Ey buying q 40 cent can OF
kvargboIy's Baking Powder at
Alexander d Wattons and get
one of those handsome silver
souvenir spoons. Here's your
opportunity Young man buy the
baking powder for your mother
and give the spoon to your best
girl.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Children wishing to attend
Miss Flora CampbeI's summer
school call Saturday at her home
Third and Ralston. 52-1p
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

j, L. GiiWeE OF Thompson
Station was i'm town Tuesday and
reports ,uaJ he has fine pros
poets Tor q large yield of cherries
and other small fruit ON his
ranch northwest of town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

For Sale Sound family work
mare, wit 1000 lbs. Phone Ar
vlda iIl If.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-06-19

Wantod-5 acre tract, no i'm
proyements, near Arvada. State
price and description in letter or
do not answer. Cash, if suited.
Lock Box 30 Arvada. No agents.
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mittee on woman suffrage to the stand.
ing committees of the house.
g, Inc delegation included the wives of
Senator Shafroth of Colorado and OF
representatives Raker of California
stone OF Illinois and Taylor OF Colo.
RADIO.
MI Henry said the committee could
not under the present programme take
up the matter at this session, but would
be glad to hear the suffragists between
tne first week of December and the
Christmas hilodays.
Mrs. Gardener and Mrs. Stone, who
did the talking, told Mr.. Henry that
one:flfth of the senate and one-seyenth
OF tho house membership now come
from states where women now vote.
and that opc-sixth Of the electoral votes
are cast by suffrage states They also
said that in the 1916 presidential cleo
ton nearly 100000 women will vote.
Suffrage bills for twenty-three wears
haye been referred in the house TO the
judiciary committee, they said, and this
committee has proved graveyard }"
for all such measures.
Consideration in the senate today of
the proposed constitutional amendment
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act of 1911, is contended in the analysis
OF the measure prepared under direc-
ton Of Senator Smoot. Republican
member Of the finance committee. If
it does not operate to repeal the law,
it is contended that there will be two
rates in controversy on this grade OF
paper.
Besides the duty of 12 per cent ad
valorem, the Democratic bill would i'm
pose countervailing tax in retaliation
for export license fee or other charges
imposed by foreign country.
can interesting point to consider -
the Smoot analysis sets forth, "is the
effect OF the enactment of this para
graph on the portion of the Canadian
reciprocity act which admits to entry
free of duty paper imported from Can
ada valued at not more than 4 cents
per pound. With respect to printing
paper valued at more than 2h and not
more than cents per pound, it is mani
fest that there is a complete repug-
nance between the two statutes, for
by the terms of one. the act OF 1911
it is free OF duty, and by the terms
Of the tariff bill it is subject to a duty
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OF IL per cent ad valorem. Nor can
the two statutes be construed as 70
stand together. Under such circum-
stances the rule OF law is that the
statute of later date must prevail over
the earlier statute as being the latest
expression of the legislative will, and
that Consequently the enrlv statute
stands repealed by implication.
Republican leaders will make poin;
of this on the floor OF the senate.
Tomorrow the tariff bill will be re-
ported 10 the senate, but tho majority
report favoring the measure will not
be presented by Chairman Simmons
until Monday II Republican leaders
do not press for more time in which
to consider the measure, general de-
bate will begin on Monday also. This
question will be decided az meeting
of the full membership Of the finance
committee tomorrow morning.
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KUHNS RETIRE FROM
PITTSBURG CONCERNS

PITTSBURG. July IU.-Furthcr resig-
nauons OF j, 5. and w. S. Kuhn from all
connection with financial interests in
pittsgurg were announced today Both
the men who held the majority Of the
stock of the Flrst-S Second National bank
which was closed by tne deputy comp
troller OF the currency Monday, removed
themselves from the directorate Of the
Colonial Trust company of this city and
w. S. Kuhn took like action with re-
spect to the board OF the Commonwealth
Trust company. Conditions today have
settled down 10 normal The run on the
PittsburE bank for savings was not re-
Sumed today
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TARIFF BILL WILL
Be REPORTED TODAY
Republicans Continue to Find
Flaws in the Democratic
Measure.

WASHINGTON, July 1o,-That the
provision of the Underwood Simmons
tariff bill levying duty of II per cent
ad valorem on print paper valued at
more than 21a cents a pound and not
more than cents pound, may repeal
a portion of the Canadian reciprocity
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|S|FFRAG|sTS WILL
| Be GIVEN HEARING
u,omen Discuss Question of
roual Rights With Chair
man Henry.

ARLINGTON. July 10.-Chairman
n the house committee on rules
L,v told a delegation Of woman suf-
-,;st. headed by Mrs, Helen Gard
4. tbe uuthoress, that the committee
IA c;ye them n hearing next Decem-
On the question Of adding a com
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Extra Values IN
Woulen's S Neckwear

For week end selling
we make still further
reductions in desira-
BILE neckwear in order
to reduce before in
ventory,
Stock collars, tailored
stocks, jabots, lace
and net collars and
bows and other eff
fects, regular price
25c; also plain and
hand embroidered lin
en- Byron collars, reg
ular price 35c, roc and
$1.00, and a few at
$500. Choice Of en-
tire lot ap
at. ....,. .4OS
Beautiful assortment Of
shadow lace neckwear and
tailored ncckwear. in fancy
collars and jabots at great
price reductions, 75c and
$1-00 quality. Or
special, al,,....,,OS
$1.50 and 5000 0QH
\ quality, special SOS
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Lowest Price on Record

NEW YORK July I0-Two seats
We're posted for sale on the stock ex-
change today One was for S3S. 900 This
is the lowest price on record and $1,000
less than the last sale
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to enfranchisc women was prevented by
objection from Senator Thornton OF
Louisiana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11
Neckwear and G1ov<
Women's HandkerChiefs
Undermined

SA PAh~
For Friday and Satur-
days selling we offer
three lots of women's
handkerchiefs at great
reductions to close out
broken lines and reduce
stock.
Lot Broken lines of
pure linen and Shamrock
lawn handkerchicfs, very
sheer, with hand embroi-
dered initial, regular 35c
each, at, IN
this sale. il 0C
Lot 2-Sheer pure linen
handkerchiefs, dainty
"Amriswyl" hand en-
broidered corner, in a va
riety Of patterns; regu-
lar 45c, in or
this sale, at. .LCC
Lot 3-Finest quality pure
linen handkerchiefs, "Amris-
wylH hand embroidered beau
tiful corner designs, in large
assortment of patterns, regu-
lar price 75c, in EMO
this sale, each h.,...O .OON
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Linen Dresses
$6.98

Just 25 dresses at this price, but
for quick clearance in our Alter
alton Sale we have put the price
at $6.9S. Linen dresses, voile
dresses, French null and BATS
te, but every one desirable in
style, material and make. Spe-
cial, $6.98.
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Dresses, values to $9for
$3.9S

Dainty pretty dresses so suit
able for the porch or lawn wear
for the warm weather, made of
extra good quality dimities,
French ginghams, tissues,
lawns and mulls, in polka dot,
figured stripes, checks and
plaids, in every conceivable col
or. All fast colors, fasten down
front, long and short sleeves.
Special at, $3.98.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17

A las nueve y media de la manana
de aver, Sc celebro en- la Bolsa la anun-
ciada reunion de hacendadOs de azu-
car de banqueros, concurriendo a la
misma gran. n1mero de ellos.
Ell presidente de la Bolsa, don Sos
themes Behn, explico brevemente ell OBJ
ieto de la reunion y, al preguntar
quien guerra hacer uso de la palabra,
la solicito ell senior de la Haba, ell cual
dijo que habia dos impOrtantes cues
tiones que resolver, siendo una de elias
la de la venta del az1car, y la otra, La
de .er la manera de lograr de los Ban
cos que prorroguen por seis meses, Q
por mas TEMPO, ell vencimlentO de las
derdas contraidas por los hacendados,
aun cuando estos para tai fin tuviesen
que ampliar las garantias en- la actua-
lidad prestadas
Ell senior Woolf propone a la consi-
deraci6n de la Asamblea una idea que
fue exteriorizada va ell lunes, g sea la
de que Sc forme un Sindicato de ban
queros y azucareros, que disponlendo
de una considerable cantidad de dine
ro, pueda afrontar con esta la dificil
sitlacion creada por ell anuncio de la
rebaia de la tarifa, y demostrar a los
refnadores americanos que no pueden
hacer 10 que les venga en- ganas, To-
grando asi los vendedores del pals ha-
Ger sus ventas cuando 10 cream mas
oportun0 Y cunveniente 7 en- cuanto
la proposition de la Haba en- ell SEN
lido de la prorroga de los debitos ven
cidos, Woolf cree que puede arreglarse
privadamente entire deudores acrec-
dores sin necesidad de que ell asunto 81
resuelva zen comunidad.
FL senor Herdman Intervene en- c1
debate para lhacer Tarias objecionc>
a 10 propuesto por Woolf que es aeer
tado por de la Haba.
Ell director del Banco Territorial
Agrieola, sefior Castro, dice que la idea
es bella, pero que no podr1a realizarst
en- la extension debida, pues entire los
( Bancos del pals quizas no fuese posi-
BILE conseguir la necesaria cantidad dc
dinero para hacer frente, con seguri
dadcs de exito, al problema presente
opinando que ell dinero debe buscarst
EN- los Bancos de Norte America donde
eyiste en- abundancia y no a1a de esca
scar como aqu1 Anadio que el no Sc
opone la formation de un Comite pa.
la consecuci6n del dinero en- la forms
propuesta, sino que 10 aplaude, perC
reitera su frfne creencia de que, aur
cua1do el no es pesimista, en- SUI OPT
Mon el problema que Sc discute no es
pa.a resolverlo EN- una semanas, sino q
es es obra devarios meses,y con ell dinerc
q. pudieran faci1itar los Bancos de la is
ls snlamente vendria conseguirse ur
palliative, todo 10 mas por espacio de
varias semanas. En- cuanto 4 10 dc
prorrogar los pagares vencidos, 6 que
vayan veneiendose, de los azucareros
dijo que ESQ Sc viene hacienda va POI
los Bancos aquf existentes.
FL senior Giorgetti aeepta como bue.
mas las ideas ernitidas, manifestando
que todas elias deben ser tomadas er
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17

consideration; pero cree que 10 que
debe hacerse primeramente es nombra1
ell Comite para que Sc yea con las D1
reclivas de los Bancos que hacen nego
clos en- Puerto Rico y consigan de es
tas, con la urgencia debida, ell dinert
que Sc pueda, para ir remedlando e
NAL, dejando al precitado Comite Ell
libertad para que yaya estudlando e
asunto detenidamente y hacienda ges
TONES EN- ell sentido de que tambien 81
consiga metalico, en- mayor abundan
cia. en- las casas bancarias de los Esta
dos UnidOs. Llama la atenci0n de los
hacendados para que Sc fijen bien en- e
paso grave que entra1a la proposici61
hecha por Woolf al aconsejar que 81
vaya almacenando ell az1car en- Puerto
Rico, pues opina que mientras mas d1a>
pasen mas grave Sc pondra la situa
cion, aladiendo que el por su partt
adoptara aquella medida cuando va Nc
tenga otro remedio, pero que mientras
tanto hara 10 possible por enviar tod
Ell az1car que tenga los Estados Uni
dos en- ell resto del mes actual Ell la
primera quincena de mayo pr6ximo
porque, pesar de todo, peor sera en-
viarla dentro de cuatro semanas. GUAM
do va este mas cerca la fecha de Ia
definitiva discussion y aprobacion de IL
nueva ley de tarifas
A estos argumentos opone Herdma
los de que es igual tener almacenadt
ell az1car en- Puerto Rico que en- Nuev;
York, para los fines indicados pue
iguales difcultades habra para la ven
ia.
Don Antonio Roig, de Humacao, opi
ma que Sc esta sufriendo mas con est;
incertidumbre en- que nos encontramo
acerca de 10 que fnalmente ha de re
solverse con la reduction de la tariff;
arancelarla que con la misma rebaia
eXponiendo ademas ell hecho de que 10
azucareros 10 liquidan todas sus der
daS al concluirse la zafra sino ou
siempre queda algo para ell ano pro
ximo.
Habla nuevamente de la Haba par;
pedir que la Comision que vaya a We
al gobernador, para exponerle lo
acterdos que Sc adopten, le pid;
que, Ell caso que Sc resuelva no vende
aztlcar por ahora, ceda terrenos de
Gobierno Insular, del Federal. con e
fin de construir 4 la mayor brevedat
edlficios Ell los cuales pueda almace
narse aquella ell gran cantidad Y re
firlendose a la idea de pignorar los AT
cares fabricados, que fue sugerida. di
jo que mientras sea possible no deb,
hacerse. de manera que los agriculto
res esten siempre Ell absolute libertaf
de yender 4 quien y cnando mejor le
convenga.
El senior Welty, del Banco Colonia
Sc ranifesta de acuerdo con ell nombra
miento del propuesto Comite que ha d.
constituirse con la fnaidad de logra
una buena' suma de dinero para ayr
dar los hacendados en- la dif1cil situq
cion porque atraviesan.
Finalmente, Sc resuelve que Sc non
bre el precitado Conite. para el cua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17

designa ell senor Behn, que preside Id
.Asamblea, a los senores Eduardo Gior-
>getfi. Luis Rubert Eduardo Gonzalez,
Abalardo de la Haba, Rafael lPalaciOs y
ell Director de cada uno de los cincO
Bancos existentes en- San Juan, siendO
aclamados como presidente Y secreta-
rio del mismo, por la voluntad eXpresa
de los asambfeistas, los senores SOsthe-
mes Behn Arturo Bravo.
Iuego Sc promueve un debate con
motive de haber eXpuestO Behn ell re-
EsulIado de cOnversaciones que tuvO con
los iefes de algunos Bancos que son
sucqlrsales de otros eXtranjerOs, Ell el
sentido de que eflos ten1an que consul
tar ei asunto con las Oficlnas Centrales,
opinando aquel que durante ese lapse
lie tempo Y mientras aQuellas resuel-
ven. a. quiz3s sea dentro de l5 dias, el
Comite nombrado puede ir estudiando
"a manera mas facil de llega1' a la
consecucion del ideado plan.
A ESQ Sc opuso de la Haba eXpresan-
do su opinion de que ell Comite empiece
Embellishments sus trabaJos y Sc aYlste
con los jefes de los Bancos pidiend0les
& 6stos que citen Ell seguida ia Direc-
tiva de cada una de ellos a junta e.
traordinaria y/q. estas no den por ter
ninadas sus sesiones sin Oar una contes-
taci0n defnitiva sobre el particular
que 6l cree que debe ser resuelto 30 Ell
ounce d1as sino Ell cuarenta y OchO
horas por ser de una grave urgencia.
Castro concilia ambas proposiciones
con una suya, unanimemente acepta-
da, en- el sentido de que se.conceda pa
ra esa labor rln termino medic de cua-
tro Gias, pues> nunca di6 buenos resul-
tados la precipitation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17
Ell ASUNTO DEL Ola

Buscando soluciones para ell conficto.
-Nombramiento de una comision.
-Visitando al gobernador interi-
no.-Un cable del seiior Cotton
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-17

La manera de arbitrar recursos.
Otros asuntos.- Lo que dice Ell Sc
nor Carrel.