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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07

por ell jurado culpable de homicidio vo-
luntario. Hoy Sc esta celebrando ell Jul
clio por jurado ante esta Corte de Dis
trito, contra Eladio Delgado, a quien
Sc lie acusa de asesinato, por haber dado
muerte su hijo, hecho ocurrido en- ell
barrio Villalba de Juana Diaz.
Naaa hay meier que Ia Pam.ala, en-
tOdOs los casos de FTfOs Y Eiebres;
PalUdiSmO.
Obras de diferentes autores,
en- el BOLETIN AiERCANTIL
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San Jose
AToca, En- ell barrio denominado
''Roca'', de esta Municipalidad, ell indi-
viduo Jose Soto Perez, dispar6 un tiro
de revolver contra su esposa Maria JUS
|. tina Col5n, hiri6ndola en- ell brazo dere-
cho. Ell aggressive marido fue arrestado
por la policia y conducido a la Carcel q
disposici5n de las autoridades Judicial
les.
CisntCs ae ~ SGiccS recetan PAM
ala para ell IaludiSnlO con los mejo-
res reSultadOS.
Constante Y variados efectos
de escritoriO, en- ell
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
Hatillo, LA imprudencia infantil
del nino RamQn Valentfn, pudo ser eau
sa de su muerte, hace dos dias. Sc en-
cOntraba en- la calle jugando con I'm foe
te, cuandO acert0 pasar por
dlll uH cdDdlO dl cudl lie OlO hdlllOn
un latigazo. Ri animal al sentirse agre-
dido, lie propin0 tan tremenda coz en- la
cara, que hubo de ser recogido grave
mente herido Fue asistido por los me-
dicos y trasladado a su casa.
PAPEL DE PERIOD1COs vIEJos
s~
A $3.50 QUINTAL, CON ENvAsE.
En- el BOLETIN MERCANTIL
ST usted quiere vender, necesita qut
ell lector de su anuncio tenga dinero pa
ra comprar.
An1nciese en- ell BOLETIN.
PAPEL PARA CIGARRILLOS
En- el BOLET1N MERCANTI1
Esquina, Fortaleza y San Jose
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07
PAN-B BREAD

BREAD
MILK SUGAR LOAF
ICE CREAM BREAD
SOBADO. ESPECIAL
Y AMERICANA.
Sc sirve domicilio, avise al telefo-
LA LINDA"
Cruz, 19, San JUAN P. r.
Nota: Desde ell primero de Agosto,
serviremos nuestros clientes de San
t1rce.
Arecibo, 7.-Anoche Sc di6 una vela-
da en- uno de nuestros centros sociales,
a benefcio de los j0venes colombianos Sc
nores Leon y Tirado, periodistas eXpul-
sos de su pals por sostener activas
energicas campanas desde ell peri6dico
en- defensa de los intereses de Colombia
La concurrencia fue tan numerosa como
.distinguida, aplaudiendose grandemen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07

81 va ha tomsdo sin resultadO tOdUs
los remedies para el PaludismO: tome
una bOtela de Pam-aia desc por
curadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07

Ponce, 7.-Miguel Beltran, acusadc
de asesinato, cuyo juicio Sc vi5 aver an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07

RESFRlADOS CAUSEN DOLOR DE
CABEZA FL LAXATIVO BROMO = QUININA,
desvfa la causa. Usado en- TODD el mundo para Gu
rar un resfriado dia. La frna de "E. W.
GROVE" en cada cajita
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07

Ctuado, layer pereci6 ahogado en-
ell barriO "Lim6n de este pueblo, ell in
dividuo Francisco Rosario, mientras Sc
banaba en- una quebrada Ell cadaver
fue trasladado al cementerio, donde Sc le
practices Ia auptoSia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-07
en- ell BOLETIN MERCANTIl
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San Jose

Cisntcs &c MSaicos recetan PAM
res resultadOs.
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u
PROPOSED TO COMBAT
THE WINE ROOM EVIL

Minneapolis, Mimi. Nov. Ito
combat the evils OF the immoral cafe,
J. Frank Chase, secretary OF the New
England Watch e Ward society OF
Boston, addressing the International
Purity congress here today, proposed
the establishment OF .stri-partite sa-
Ioons"--one part for men, n for
women, and one for couples.
The rule must De inflexible 80 Far
as the couples part is concerned; the
withdrawal OF either person means the
withdrawal OF both, for no unaccom-
panied woman can remsin in the
couples part" he said.
Mr.. Chase would make It a punish
able offense to rent o room for i'm
moral purposes, as a e Of over
coming the evils OF the immoral lodging
house. A law compelling the janitor
therein to keep on file in q DON OF the
first floor the marriage certificate Of
each person living in a flat suite, he
proposed ms a ear Of eliminating the
evils Of the affinity fiat" Callers
should be compelled to register their
names before being allowed to pass
into such apartments, he said. Mr.,
Chase declared there was not now 9
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trust offenders as have been convicted
have, al a rule. been fined. Rarely has
the jail sentence been resorted to. The
man who Is found invading q hen
roost may go to prison, but the man
who invades sections /, Q or 3 Of the
Sherman law and makes millions BY
1t In violation OF statute is In FAR less
peril of losing his liberty.
Conscientious attorneys for h gov
eminent have sweat blood trying to
Jail magnates who violated the law.
They have proceeded on the theory
that the value Of one man behind the
bars for violation of the trust statutes
would be greater al a lesson to b
country. to big business, than 100 fines.
But they have found 1t almost u OF
the question. 'v "Es#
Dissoiutions Are Farces.
In the meantime, the department OF
justice has heen bringing many actions
in equity to restrain violations OF the
Sherman law and dissolve combine
ton. A small number OF combinations
dissolutions, SO far as relief Of the pub
lie is concerned. have been farcical.
The Northern Securities decision, the
Standard Oil decision, the tobacco
trust decision and he subsequent dis
solutions have been barren victories.
Witness a recent incident in the New
York supreme court, relative to the
value Of 2,608 shares Of Standard Oil
stock left by the late Henry M. Flag
Ter to his widow. The report 10 the
court on the value OF these shares
showed they were worth about $2,600.-
900 In 1908; and now are worth over
$4,000, 600. In the interim. there had
fallen the blow Of dissolution on b
Standard OIL combination. .
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SIXTY NEGRO FAMILIES
ARE GOING TO AFRICA
Kansas Colony Plans to Set UP
q New Republic on the g
r.. Gold Coast. h.

Parsons, Kan, Nov. 11.-Sixty fam
lilies from the colored residents OF
Parsons will be part of the first load
of emigrants to go to the gold coast,
West Africa, where they win establish
a colony. They win leave Parsons
early in December to sail from New
few of a large number OF negroes who
will leave this section Of the country
about that time. "
WE are going back to Africa to
build III a republic OF our own,' the
leaders declare sadly. THE negro has
no chance in the United States. The
unions bar us from practically every
industry. II we are to make any prog
.ress whatever we must set up a ma
ton for ourselves"
The first emigration is to be followed
by others In the spring II the present
plans are carried out. '
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MALONE WINS PLUM
THAT mitchell HELD
Wilson Announces Appointment
of o'Gorman's Soninlaw
as Collector. em

Washington. Nov. 11.-Announce-
ment was made al the White House
today that the nomination OF Dudley
Field Malone to be collector OF customs
at New York would be sent to the
Senate during the day. Mr.. Malone II
now third assistant secretary OF state
and fought the Tammanny ticket in
the last campaign. He is a soninlRw
of Senator O'Gorman.
President Wilson today made these
nominations: ..e
Collector of customs: Charles e.
Hardy, OF Arizona, for the district OF
Arizona. ht
Dudley Field, of New York, for the
district Of New York. p
The resignation of John PuFroy
Mitchell, newly elected mayor of New
York, was accepted at the same time.
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single pen illegal house In Boston.
Il. *. Moher. superintendent OF the
purity department Of the International
Sunday School association, said:
The church has been slow to move
In purity reform. but a new day has
dawned. The teaching ministry Of the
church Is being led to face our prob
lem, first by organizing q Sunday
school purity department In Michigan.
and soon extending this effort to all
North America, In creating the purity
Of the International Sunday School as
ISOLATION at its 1911 convention"
Discussing the white slave evil.
Fred Garnet, OF Louisville, KY, spoke
in part as follows:
THE final solution OF this question
is undoubtedly the work OF the church
both Catholic Ind Protestant, BY a
concerted effort Of all the churches.
each congregation Can purify its menu
bership and, with the cooperation or
the civil authorities, many women or
foreign birth a be deported and those
from other states sent home. Then the
citizens Of each locality should estab-
lish a home for women who wish to
| reform" a' ..tt ~
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q bureau Of labor safety to look after
the safety Of workingmen and the en-
couragement Of safety devices. A mu-
scum Of safety, II was declared,
would be OF great assistance in pro-
noting these various purposes" p
Only brief comment was made In the
report on the contempt OF court sen
tnces pending against President Com
pers, Vice President Mitchell and Sec
rotary Morrison. A review OF the case
was given but. aside from declaring
that the opinion OF the district court
Of appeals did not give a decision to
the fundamental issues upon which or.
ganized labor had been asking a 1u-
dicial ruling" the report refrains from
comment on the courts findings.
Road Building for Unemployed.
Urgent need for the solution of the
problem of tho employed was brought
to the attention OF the convention,
Sympathy with their condition was ex-
pressed, and the belief was voiced that
the unemployed might be used In road
construction. which% automobile travel
il making daily OF greater Importance.
LEGISLATION to that end was urged
Because OF the international and
worldwide trend In the organization
of labor, the report stated the fedora
ton was heartily In sympathy with
movements to bring about lasting In
ternational peace.
Favors World Peace.
Labor organizations the world
over" says the report, have commit
ted themselves to the policy OF interna-
tional peace--peace with honor and
justice in international politics as well
as industry. All national economic and
political issues are infected with world
interest" '
In conclusion. the report urged the
delegatessto give earnestsconsideration
to ; the recommendations made FOR
remedial legislation. among others: An
ton, seamen's legislation, working
mems compensation, federal bureau 81
health. safety appliances, arbitration
and automatic stop systems on rail-
ways. Il. ..
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METHODIST BISHOPS
CONTRAvERT SHASTRI
Denial Is Vigorous That Mis-
sionaries Live Like Lords
in India, ~.

Decatur, ILL.,, Nov. 11-Charges made
ares, India, at the Minneapolis, Purity
Congress meeting to the effect that
missionaries in India lived in luxury
and failed to secure converts were Wig
orously denied by missionaries OF the
Methodist Episcopal church In the
opening session OF their annual confer
ence here today. ..
Twenty-six bishops and more thar
100 laymen from many parts of the
world are in attendance. In the an
nual ~treasurers' report, made at the
opening session, it was shown that
81, 100000 was spent for Methodist mis-
sionary work during the last year.
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WESTERNERS ARRIVE
AT COLUMBUS MEETING

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 11.-First
among the baseball men who arrived
today to eVtend the minor league meet
ing was q special train load of west
erners, including Del Howard, Of the
San Francisco club; AL Baum, presi-
dent of the Pacific coast league;
Charles Graham, of the Sacramento
CLUB. n A. j. Joy and Happy" Ho-
gan, OF the Los Angeles club.
Owner McGill, OF the Denver club,
who. hopes to close the deal here for
the purchase of the Indianapolis fran
chise, came early. accompanied by Jack
Hendricks. manager Of his team.
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LEWIS CLAIMS PINDELL
WAS TO SERVE ONLY YEAR

Chicago, Nov. LA misunderstand-
ing threatened to develop today be-
tween James Hamilton Lewis, senior
United States senator from Illinois, and
Henry NJ, Pindell, of Peoria. Ill. in
connection with the publication Of a
letter said to have been from Senator
Lewis, offering Mr.. Pindell the post Of
ambassador to Russia with the proviso
that he hold the portfolio only one year.
Mr.. Pindell said at his Peoria office
that the published letter had never
been received by him. Senator Lewis,
while not denying that he had written
the letter to Mr.. Pindell, said:
IF Mr.. Ptndell says he did not re-
ceive the letter he must be right. I
have with me nc copy OF my CORES
pondence with him"
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BEILlSS is FOUND
TO BE NOT GUILTY


Ktev. Russia, Nov. 1.-THE Jury
today returned a verdict acquitting
Mendel Bellies. a young Jew. OF
h charge OF ritual murder. The I
verdict came after a long and sen
sational trial. which caused large
Rnti-Semetic disturbances and at
tracted international attention.
The trial OF Mendel BeIIiss, a Rus.
sian OF the Hebrew faith. but alleged
murderer for purposes OF blood ritual
Of Andrew Yushinsky. a Christian lad
began on October 8. The case causeC
an immediate sensation which stirred
the whole OF Russia. The mutiIateC
body OF Ynshinsky was discovered or
March rs, 1911. In q cave on q subur-
ban holding outside OF Kiev. The hands
were bound behind che back and there
were ~ ounds on the body. Bellies
was arrested shortly afterward and
charged with the murder and vas KEEP
in close confinement till the trial.
During the hearing many medica
experts testified, their opinions vary.
ing az to the reasons for the crime
Other witnesses threw suspicion on
woman. Vera Tcheberiak. alleged to bt
the harborer OF a band Of criminals.
Kiey, Russia, Nov. 10.-The society
OF the d~oubleheaded eagle announced q
memorial service for Andrew Yushin-
sky. who was brutally tortured To
death by Jews with the ritual object
The service win be held Monday IN
81. Sophia cathedral. which stands
within 100 yards or the court where tht
trial OF Mendel Bellies, charged with
the murder. has been going on. The
student, Golubeff, a member OF tho
Black Hundred. and president OF The
University union OF student monar.
chists, who figured prominently In the
trial, calls up all Christians ito pray
forgive and be included in the com,
munfty OF saints"
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NEW DEPARTMENT OF RutLpINc

furniture. fling cases and office equip
ment rigidly up to date. About them
is an atmosphere OF business. There
are no marble halls here; no stately.
high-ceilinged reception rooms, hung
about with the portraits or a long line
of past secretaries, each in a heavy
gold frame; non OF those things that
tell how heavily tradition hangs over
place.
The department OF commerce Is shy
on traditions; very few men have been
secretary OF the department; precedent
never bothered Il much.
Secretary Redfield himself is Q. ;regu-
lation business man, and II Is well, be-
cause only a business man could handle
the work OF this department. 1t IA a
department that gloats on figures. 1t
is saturated with them. Consider the
list OF its nine bureaus a. follows:
Bureau OF foreign and domestic com
merce, into which has been absorbed
the bureau of statistics.
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BOX OFFICE MUST HOLD
OUT TAX ON THE ACTORS

washington, ID. @. Nov. 11,--There
will be CONSERVATION along the Rialto
when Il becomes known that the box
office will have to withhold the incoma
tax on actors contracts exceeding $3,-
600 annually. This In the interpreta-
ton placed on the new income law by
treasury department officials In re-
spouse to inquiries from Theatrical
managers.
In the case OF vaudeville performers
however, the proceedings will be all
tered. Their salaries are paid weekly
by different managers and the per-
CORNERS themselves will have to make
personal returns IL liable for the tax
The actor does not come within the
provisions OF the law which allows cer-
tain professional persons who cannot
enues from different sources In variouI
amounts to make personal returns.
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SECRETARY REDFIELD.
Secretary RedfieId and Depart.
ment Moved Into Quarters
That Reek of Modernism.
NO MARBLE HALLS THERE
Dealing in Figures, His Clerks
and Bureau Heads Have Fa-
cilities Of a Business Office.

Washington. Nov. 11.-From a suit OF
aingy offices In an old rented building.
Secretary OF. Commerce W. G.. Redfield
and the employees of his great depart
ment have moved into a new office
building which has just been built for
them. It 10 one Of the plainest OF build
lngs n represents a new departure
from the old type OF government build
ing. IL Is the modern type of plain,
which are seen along New York city
business streets.
Secretary Redfield's offices might
wen be those of the head Of a manu-
featuring concern, They are plain,
almost severe. with new modern office
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DELEGATES TO RIVER
CONFERENCE M

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. l1.-Gov.
George Clarke today appointed dele.
gates to h Upper Missouri Improve
ment association conference to be held
IN Sioux City November % and %. They
are G. F. Kimball OF Council Bluffs.
senator from Pottawattmie county
". l.. Harding and w. E. Holmes OF
sioux City, ". Fl. Johnson, of Logan
and b. F. Roe. of Castana-
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MEMS SPECIALIST Is
INDICTED BY GOVERNMENT

Chicago. Nov. lot w. Upton wa,
arrested on a federal Indictment her,
IN what Is said to be the first OF q
series OF prosecutions contemplated by
the government against advertising
specialists In mems diseases. Upton Il
charged. with r. r. Andrews and L. II
sta pies. both OF Omaha, with using tn,
maiis to defraud in advertising TIL,
state Medical Institute. at Omaha
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GARRISON HOME.

New York, Nov. 11.-Lindiey NJ. Gar
rison, secretary of war, returned from
Panama today on the steamship Colon.
He has beer inspecting the canal zone
with a view to plans for its future Or
g~anization. Mr.. Garrison said he would
leave at noon for Washington to make
his report to the president.
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PARD0NS OPIUM SMUGGLER
FOR 20 YEARS A REFUGEE

Washington, D.. c.. Nov. 10.-Presi-
dent Wilson today ~pardoned William
Dunbar, convicted 4: 1893 in the
United States district court of Oregon
of smuggling opium from British
Columbia, Pending Imprisonment,
Dunbar forfeited bail and fled to
China, where he has been for the last
20 years. His petition was Endorsed
by counsuls in China and other Of
ficials, who praised his life in Hong
KonG in high terms.
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JESSIE WILSON To-
HAVE "I3" DINNER
White House Bride To Bs
Honor Guest at L,lnch-
con by Mrs. Daniels.

Washington, Nov. 11.-Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, wife OF the Secretary Of the
Navy, will give a luncheon on Novem-
e 10 to Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson,
the 18th White House bride.
The mystic symbols IL are to be
carried out throughout. There will be
IL courses, and the favors viii be tiny
gold 13's twined into a lovers knot.
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NO MORE KISSES
FOR KISS FAMILY
They're Out, Since Mr..
Kiss Came Home and
Found Mrs. Kiss Kiss
ing Boarder.

Chicago. Nov. 11.-No more kisses
from Esther Kiss are coming to John
Kiss. who obtained a divorce In Judge
Baldwin's court Saturday. Kiss COM
planned because he arrived home earlier
than usual one night and found Mrs.
Kiss kissing and being kissed by n
of the boarders. AS q result Of the kiss
discovery Mrs. Kiss and the two little
Kisses left his house.
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ACCEPTABLE TO
RUSSIA AS AMBASSADOR

Washington, Nov. S.--The Russian
government has notified the United
States that Henry M. PindeII. of Pc
oria, Ill. will be persona grata to the
st, Petersburg court. Mr.. Pindelrs
nomination Ia expected to go to the
Senate soon, although he may net go
to his post until February.
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HUNTER BADLY WOUNDED.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 11-Alton
Davis, ago IA years. is today at Mercy
hospital In this city with his right hand
shot off and a heavy charge OF shot In
his right hip. He received the injuries
yesterday while hunting, when he
dropped his shotgun on an iron bridge
which crosses the Des Moines river.
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

New York. Nov. 10.-Twenty-five
frame buildings, including a number of
yacht clubs, were destroyed by fire to-
day In the sand Bay section OF Can
arsie, in southeast Brooklyn. The loss
waG $50. 900.
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HAYWOOD CONVICTION
SET ASIDE BY COURT

Trenton, N. j., Nov. l0.-The
state supreme court here today
set aside the conviction of Will
liam Haywood, who with two
others connected with the In
dustrial Workers of the World,
was convicted on q charge Of
being disorderly persons in con-
nection with the recent strike
of the Paterson silk workers.
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CAR RUNS AWAY AND
HITS GROCERY STORE

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 8,-Wm.
Ayres. a motorman, was instant
ly killed and 20 persons injured
this morning when a trolley car
on the Verona, Oakmont e. Hull
ton electric railway crashed into
the grocery store of Robert
Chegwiden at Laketon. Pa, The
car ran away on a long hill.
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nRlrlsn STATESMAN DEAD.

London, Nov. 1o.--Sir Richard Solo
mon, high commissioner In London for
the Union OF South Africa, died today,
wealthlest men in the Transvaal. He
was an Afrikander. but a graduate Of
Cambridge. g g
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IAPAM MAKE pENIAL.

Toxic, Nov. 1.-THE foreign offics
said today that theiB was no truth ir
the report published in the United
States that Japan had requested the
abrogation OF the Angio-Japanese al
Hance.
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Bureau or corporations.
Bureau OF lighthouses.
Bureau OF the census. .
Bureau OF fisheries.
Bureau OF navigation. a
Bureau OF standards.
Coast and geodetic survey.
Steamboat inspection service. gl
There are figures in every one OF
them. The coat Of arms of the de-
|partment might well be an adding
machine rapant and the multiplication
table ~couchant. 49,.
Although Secretary Redfield has gone
deep into the work of the various bu-
reaus, his chief interest seems to d
in the bureau Of foreign n domestic
commerce, This bureau Is charged
with the duty Of fostering, promoting
and developing the various manufac-
turing industries of the United States
and their markets at home and abroad
by gathering and publishing all avail
able and useful information concerning
such Industries and markets.
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ooYERNoR oFFERs REWARp.

Salt Lake City. Utah, Nov. u.--Gov-
ernor Spry today offered a reward OF
$500 for the capture of one or more OF
the b~lacikmailers who yesterday shot
and seriously wounded David Edwards,
a private detective at Ogden. The
governor is OF the opinion that the
gang that for the last two years has
~terr0rizcd wealthy Ogden people and
destroyed property is the most desper-
ate any western community has had to
deal with.