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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
Lolita Mestres Suliveres.
Nuestro pesame a sus deudos.

Con motive de los festejos que Sc cele
bran en- los terrenos de La Ferla, hume
rosas familias de la isla, visitarOn aver
la ciudad Entire elias fguraban las del
Lcdo. Bernardini y el Ingeniero Bruno,
de Guayama la del doctor Goyco, de
Coamo; la del Lcdo. Gonzalez Izquier
do, de Humacao; la del senior Virella,
de Arroyo; la del Diputado senior Pal
mer, de Arecibo
La construction del casino puertorri-
queno. adelanta El edificio sera sober
bio Figura el primero a la izquierda
de La carretera, a la salida de la ciudad.
Sup6nese que la Inauguration Sc verifi-
cara principles del aho entrante.
Ell Excmo. Sr. Arzobispo de Orleans
Mons. Blenk, visit6 la ciudad die Ponce,
donde fu6 objeto de infnitas demostra-
clones de afecto y simpatla.
Para muy Ell breve Sc prepara una
brillante velada Ell ell Municipal, Ell ho-
nor a la memoria del gran historiado1
puertorriqueno don Salvador Brau. El
producto de esa velada sc destinara Z
aumentar los fondos que Sc reunen para
La creaci0n de un monumento al nunca
oien dorado patriciO.
En- ese acto tomaran parte distingui
| das personalidades de nuestro mundo IN
telectual y artlstico, y sera patrocinado
seg1n nuestros informes, por ell genti
generoso "Club de Damas'
Fiesta noble, fiesta grande, a ella
asistira toda nuestra sociedad. Para
que ell tribute sea digno de la fguri
gloriosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
La actitud
de la Camara

Aver tarde acord6 IA Camara enviar
al nuevo gobierno dem6crata un cable,
exactamente igual al que Sc envi6 hace
dias al Senado, rechazando la ciudadania
americana para los puertorriquenos en-
tanto que estos, plesbicitariamente, no
digan que la quieren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
Una felicitacion

En- la session celebrada esta tarde Ell
la Camara de Delegates, Sc acord6 en-
War un cable al senor Woodrow Wilson
por su exaltaci6n a Ia presidencia de
los Estados Unidos.
Manana publicaremos copia de ese
cable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
Ell gran. hotel

Sc estan hacienda las neg0ciaciones ne
cesarias para construir, cuanto antes sea
possible, ell gran hotel. Como saben nues-
tros lectores, la legislature vot6 ell a1o
pasado un credito de doscientos mil do
liars con ese fin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
La ciudadania

Hoy ha empezado a discutirse EN- el
Senado die los Estados Unidos ell pro-
yecto de ley en- Ell ctal Sc estatuye que
Sc conceda la ciudadan1a americana a
los puertorriqueflos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
i" Ell LAURENTlC"

Hoy ha anclado en- nuestro puerto ell
vapor Laurentic',. En- el viajan inf
nidad de turistas los cuales han desem-
barcad6 recorren la ciudad y sus ba-
rrios. Esta tarde probablemente iran a
La Feria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03

Washington, Is die febrero de 1913.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
Las jugadas de gallos

En- La session celebrada esta tarde por
ell Consejo Executive Sc pospuso indefi-
nidamente ell proyecto de ley autorizan-
do las jugadas de gallos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03
nuNDo SOCIAL

Aver Sc encontraba en- La ciudad ell
Hon, Fiscal del Distrito de Ponce licen-
ciado don Angel Acosta Quintero.
Para mafana en- la noche Sc anuncia,
en- .el teatro Municipal, la suntuosa
veaada 1irico-leteraria con que la her
anandad de los Caballeros de Colon da-
ran clausura a las solemnidades del
Centenario.
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2. iCree I'd. que deben aumentarse
las contribuciones en- los actuales mo-
mentos?

2. Ser1a imprudente pensar siquiera
en- aumentar las contribuciones en-
Puerto Rico. va Ell tipo es muy alto, y
la tasaci6n exagerada Ell muchas par
ties. En- todo pals del mundo la tasa-
ci6n para contribuciones es mucho mas
baja que ell tipo de venta de las propie-
dades, al reeves de 10 que sucede en-
Puerto Rico. En- los Estados UnidOs, Ell
cualquier annncio en- que Sc quiera ven
der una propiedad, tienen buen cuidado
de decir ell precio que Sc pide, y a rem
glon seguido aclarar que ell .valor para
construcciones es tanto menos.
5Por que hemos de pensar aqul sola-
mente Ell subir nuestras contribucio-
mes? Lo que procede son economics y
rebajas Ell nuestros gastos y atenciones
pGblicas.
A. S. Alcaide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-03

Para ell d1a del entra11te Abril esta
senalada la boda de la estimada senori-
ia Militia Beamud Llanos con ell jo0en
norte- americana Paul Morgan, ingenie-
70 en- la central Inalambrica
Sc encuentra va restablecido de La
enfermedad que lie retuvo en- CANA du-
rante algunos dias, el Lcdo. don Manuel
Perez Aviles, Alcalde de Arecibo.
En- Guayanna ha rendido la ,jornada
de la vida la que fue bella y espiritual
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Butter. Eggs and Chez sc

INV YORK. Jar. 20 Butter. frmer.
cicdUel} extras 80 = "a Sac. rtsts 80 20
53c. seconds p ~ 2'c. thirds q n &c.
b. ld ,xtIas 81 y "a 32iac. nrsts ga Sic.
49, "uis - ~ .sc. thirds "a 70 Z6r. state
irf finest go 20 &c. good 10 prime Is
r zee. common to fair - ~ CSC. Ifuc.--
'Nt.as 2fi ff go. hrsts e5fi2cr. sec
"rIs - 70 -Sg. process extras 20 y tf 2,'.
ST. Z@u -fr. seconds - "a 23c. ltuIfaf-
."u creamery nfst- eif4 70 go. factory
b. 10 - 2fc. current maxi. frSt- Zytr
&C. seconds - y &c. packing STOCK.
Jun" make goa - 20. current MAKE
81. 2uff go. No 3. ia 100
f'it. st. Irregular state. while milk.
white ur cul"red. specials y +. 70 Isc. ave-
crIR' fancy 12r 7i.c. ditto lower
grades i5ig n 1siac state. whole milk.
winter ~tcgial~. not gf""n ls,,Hl e..
rlit' .N"rar" run. green 70 '. "a ltr.
state vu".c milk. I'.'r l5I is'z'. dai--
ie~. held best "a "a lsr. skins 1-N 80.
tFEs --teuiN fresh gathered extras
- I 2t'. Extra trsfS 11ff --iss. nrzfs
q -fr. seconds aud lower gfaI.- 2tff
&c. held fresh gafhsTel dirtis- o. "a
l'r. checks l@W ifc. fsfrig.rttpr firsfs
~ . G .9c. seconds lNu lHc. thirds and
puotrr o.. siEc. stafs. f.rusNi sHrIst
ard nearby hcurrrt whifs' good 60
large sIxe new laid ~ "a sgc. ditto s,-
lertcI whites defective 90 size cor guHl-
lt' ga 3"r. western gathered whites
- I'd 3",. state. FeunSNiVsnlt and nearby
hsruarN browns 21T CSC. ditto gathered
browns and on v"d coiors ctu zoe.
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STOCK MARKET WAS DULL
THROUGHOUT YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O-The demanl
Tor stocks was light today. and moder-
ate offerings were sufficient to depress
prices of the leaders nearly to the low
point OF the present movement. The
m.arket was duh and trading dragged
Ire only lively period Of the session
came IN the early afternoon. when for a
Few minutes there excited trading
on rapidly rising scale of prices. The
sFurt was due to report that the
supreme court had decided the Mime
sofa rate case favorably to the rail-
roads. When IL was discovered that
tue feaoing OF telegram. and that II
was an inconspicious case instead OF
the long awaited minnesota case,
which had been decided prices fell of,
as suddenly they had risen. and
soon reached the lowest level OF the
day on the upward movement Union
l,acinc gained three points and other
shares one to two. At the low point a
number OF the leaders showed recess
sions Of I to points. and Amalgamat-
ell at 1OSs. was at new low quotation
Tor the movement. The copper shares
were once more depressed. being in
fuenced adversely by the sharp break
ot the metal i'm London and reports OF
=" was under pressure. and there was
renewed weakness among specialties
which have been heavy recently. Am
"rican Tobacco moved over wide
range. rising -. to 2Ss. only to fall
back eight points later. Total sales
81 1880 shares.
Bonds were steady: total sales par
value si.900.00O United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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TOBACCO SALES IN
VARIOUS MARKETS
Large Brsaks, More Animation ana
Better Prtcss-Improvemen
Dark Leaf.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan 2O.-The loose
lear tobacco sales were large and inter
estng during the week just closed. The
totaI or the offerings at auction Was
between one and a quarter and and one
ana a half million pounds Tie quality
OF the leaf showed marked improve
Heht as whole. and the manufacturers
anu thelr buyers were more than
pieased The farket showed animation
All the week and better prices than be-
!ote the mondays We're maintained. and
this greatly pleased the. sellers the
most OF Wuom were well satisfied with
thelr accounts sales. IL Is believed by
,ne Wafenousemen that last weeks sales
disposed Of about all OF the stock in the
patns OF the nearby growers that was
bought IN marketing order during the
season or two weeks ago and mas
much as very little stripping has been
done since the breaks are likely o. he
much lighter this week
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

a storm OF considerable force is CEN
trail near st Louis ~-iis morning, attend
ed and preceded by rain and warm
weather
The entire West and upper valleys
are covered by high pressure and cold
weather area. The morning tempera-
lures In the upper valleys range from
about zero TO 70 degrees below zero. A
low pressure area. however. is moving
southwark to the Northwest,
Rain and colder weather is expected
tonight and much colder and generally
fair weather Tuesday
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday 80 degrees. lowest last night, 4.
degrees. rainfall. O.O2.
Unless the rainfall Is heavy. the Ohio
will probably fall slowly at Marietta to-
night and Tuesday. There will not be
much change at Point Pleasant.
II. &. HOWE. $. ID.
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warwood B1efr ana personal.

3d.
So o. Prayer Was reported to h. .uu...
better last spring after being serious s.
90 for the past week
The many children who Iat. boon abe
sent from - uoI tor tive EAST several
weeks Hsrau~" OF w'a-.s- ave safluaiII
nW'uE uH.K o. .lupi. Yesterday rrurf-
ing tier" was tie largest sffculIn.e 80
sshuHi for some time
There are ~tIil quite o. number 90 cases
- measles and rrirpe here.
Mr. IS order and NJ " y Jones
arrived home last evening from Johns
town. Ia where fitU attended the
funeral ~ relative.
Thomas D. Is 'ufelnerEer VIII leave FL
Few days on "a business trip 40 ll'ts-
burst
AI tho coal rHorks In tris section are
RUNNING flil 90 present. .uf moor. men
could IH employed 10 Co.,. fl.NianI mi nss
NJ ~afi. lent railroad rtf- ,...I H- Ha1
rrufurfft
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Ter To- he taken up hy the new council at
their regular meeting Viii he to- have
every dcrIEk at non producing wells IN
this community RACED ~ once. The re-
tirirE council took up this question some
Z ine ago am Lad several % the acrrici<s
Removed tut Their" Still remains a f-W
that ar" close tu streets and car line
that Ray az any tIm. BIZ" blown over as
o." one nu tie St.uger farm was during
last SATURDAY. lf.I winds
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TUESDAY evening the many Nui-bt- Of
Pythias IN this immediate community
VIII take the o ClocK car for Wheeling
whore they viii 10. Joined hy the Tyth-
ianS ~ that city. and 60 to McMechcn to
be entertained with an elaborate banquet
by tie MrAlecn"n ytlianS several
MarW coolers al" On the program for
br.sf adur.4se
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WARW0OD
New Pennsylvania Citation.

WORK ON tn new Ienns ylvanist pasSen-
ger and freight station Is progressing
nicely ana q * expected that u viii
be ready for occupancy in about thirty
days. II - the intention OF the local
residents u circulate "A petition ASKING
that the morning Pittsburgh train. leaN-
ing Wheeling about : o'clock, and the
evening train from the SMOKY city stop
mere on signal TINS would be of srear
convenient" to the residents OF this COM
munity instead of having t. 20 To- Wheel
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walker Bro.her.' Closing Letter.

NV YORK. Jan. 2O-The market to-
Gay opened dull and then there was "A
good deal of pressure Al one time the
market mad "A sharp rally on short COW
crins and then quickly back and in the
afternoon sharp break took place TO
lowest for the day. There was some re-
Covery before the close but shorts were
the principal buyers. We look for a
traders market for the present in
fuenced by political talk.
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To Adept Official slogan.

ON" 81 tAc members ~ the rev Coun-
eli said last evening that he intended q:
IN" inst meeting TO Introduce \ solu-
ton asking thut tie slogan "Matcu { =
Grow Poe officially adopted A. tho sio-
Kan foi Greater Warwood The slogan
was first used IN au industrial. TaTad. at
Wheeling about two years aEo. rcT re-
tntIuE IN town
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FtI EKSBI no. Va. Jan 2U-SaleS
or tobacco this week aggregated 3e0. 800
pounds. bringing sales for the season to
GATE. 2.nS+.655 pounds. The market was
active during the week. with better
qualities Offering and better prices Paid
than before Christmas. Less than one
third OF the crop In thi ssection has
been marketed. and IN" sales n come
FULLY up TO those Of last season that. on
account OF III" sever drought. may he
somewhat less. Quotations rating this
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations By C. p. srArnueh q CO

Why do YOU :ef-r 10 that orator as
the human high explosive"
because he is always getting the
uplift confuse with the Outburst'-
Washington Star.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 20. IA
The following quotations on the mora
active WherilES stock, nrs corrected
osih or the Intelligence 10y George W.
Raron. local broker. and Il. H. Marshall
msuager Bond Depa .tmenI
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~TFt rFNNlt OBJ. ID Dan r 70
SIS Grhrrf H icf handed PITCHER. who
ia " physical director here.
hla boon e.ElpI fu u.t,h fUr ffr |hI
r.r. Nationals Il- vHa signed fn
r1rar. Terrr f11u... huf WAS tof1 fo
fIr Cubs ffr pitched fur gainesville
n.f .t.r lrd won nineteen rlmDs
.nd f..f fourteen.
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STOCKS.


G-Transfer books close January IS.
1918. FOR q ~ per cent cash dividend.
payable January 81.
'2)-Transfer books close Jan. 90.
1918. for "Ntia , per cant cash dividend
payable Jan. -, 1918
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NEW YORK. J sQ-Fiour dull. I'M
settled. Wheat SPOT irregular. No.
red. 10? elevator and 10 nominal foo
anoAf. No 1 northern Duluth 1908. fob
Siiodt Futures closed = net lower
MAY closed " 4-lbc, July % Bonded
wheat Jan. l39asc. May s6lec. july
o. sc.
Corn spot easy export 56i.c fob
afoat
OatS-Spot easy. standard white acc.
No. 3. Csc: No. Z. 37izc. Natural white
tack.
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INTUsTRIALs. ETC. IBid. Ask.
Ee7le,f's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 20. IA.
The following quotations ON the more
active Wheeling Stocks are corrected
eeily for the Inteiiigencer by Howard
Hszlett Z Son. Local brokers:
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.
WHEELING, '

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 20. 10
Range or active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. r. Masten q co. brokers.
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAlLWAY.

Arrival and Departure OF trains a, Rsu.
alre
ArriNe-li 81 a. m. $40 q. -, ass y m
Iepsrt-s 20 a n f.lo ~. I7.Bs .. ma
deaart 80 A.1o . M
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan. 2O-Wheat declined
= "a sc net today. corn and oats were
s;sarN and provisions scored further
advance.
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WHEELING Traction CoMPAHY.
ExRzEss CAR BCHEDJLR.


PA%HANILE LINE
WHEELING AND WFtI--PIfRn
Daily except sunday.
Leave
t9nd street Lac.
wheeling Wslists..
8 80 a. N.
30 = n. n 30 n',a.
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MOCSDsv1LLE LINE
WHEELING and NOGNDsVILI.E
Daily except sunday
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Ia. Jan. 2n-Cattl- lower. supply I40
cars. dloicr SS2js5o prime S5.s5HS.Io.
SHeep steady. supply - cars. IrImr
w"ta' - S".lv "a . -. cull- and commons
500 a 9 80. lambs s.. 5U1is25 veal
caves Sll .huu II -. Hogs active. re-
C"iPts 80 double yoTkers S>106tSIJ
ligut workers. s. iuGsiJ. IIgs $50 n
80. rougus SG.5O05.i0.
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Cash quotations were a. follows
kye-\u. .. G5c
BARLEY Feed OF mixing "a are
Timothy seed $500 Il 8.i5
Glover seed $1,000 49,
Mess Pork-Scw ST. 90 1850
I-arl--in tlerces {IOI5.
Snort Ribs-LoOs". sides. So 250lO25.
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CHICAGO. Jan Close Cattle. re-
C-iptS .. Duu. market slow an! loo. lower.
Dc'veS $ 50 ~ 81 10. Texas steers s. 30 70
go. western steers s.. 40 q 10. stu, hers
ana feeders g. 20 ~ 80. cows and he.ferS
81 - r. 30. calves t5.0Ofi Hogs
receipts $4,000. market active and 2 "a loo
higher. light s. 30 . IS. mixed $3.50
80. hcavy Ss.lS a i.Gtia ToughS S-.I5fT
s.-H. pigs 50. 900 d t. So. bulk of sales s. go
~ '.d". sheep. receipts 25.un0, market
ffetdN % i@r uiE .er. native S4s gd -.
lambs g. son 80. western 50 sUsI DO.
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on lines having REGULAR express ser.
vice. shipments weighinE tn eEcesa -
tfiy pounds or ~ large bulk. viii na9
De carried on PASSENGER cars
ALL LlNf%--iaiiY except Sunday
No ahipmerta. EXCEPT emergency shin
ueute 30 medhire. viii BE- carried On
nassenetr cars between zoe and els
= m
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 20 10
Ehe active PITTSBURGH stocks corrected
Tally by a. l.. Masten 4 Co. bankers
tnd brokers'. National Exchange Bank
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I)-so per cent stock dividend.
tJJ-Ex-div. ia per cent.
t3b-Ex-div. Is. per cent.
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Wheeling Live Stock.

WHEELING W Va. Jan 20. ~
wheeling Li's STOCK Commission CO.
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ArncIes. opsn. l..sn. Nv. cl....
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ID per cent payable January l.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-20
M'CULLA MAKES RECORD
IN NEW PACKARD "3S''

What is believed to be the fastest
record for sustained road driving I'M
der favorable conditions was complet-
ed when William r. McCulla landed
at the Pontchartrain hotel, in Detroit
with his new Packard "3S." He start
ed from Chicago, being checked out
of the New Southern hotel, in that city
bv j. T. Murphy. night clerk, at $3.50
in the morning and at 9:30 he reach
ed the Pontchartrain hoel in Detroit.
and was checked in by the clerk of
that hostelry.
The distance was 2S4 miles, which
was made in elapsed running time Of
hours and minutes. There were
three stops for gasoline and tires,
which occupied total of fifteen min
utes.
The actual running time, therefore,
was hours and 54 minutes. making
the wonderful average for tho entire
distance OF little more than forty
one miles per hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-20
UNIVERSITY. JANITOR
SHOULD BE HIRED BY
LONDON POLICE FORCE
One Man Successful in Locking Up
Whole Woman Suffrage Club

One Man Successful in Locking Up
Whole Woman Suffrage Club.
Eugene, Ore, March 20.-Co-ed
political meetings proved too much for
the janitor of the Library building,
Thursday evening, who, tired OF list
enlng to their harranging from the
outside, locked up the building. turn
ed out the lights and left. The wo-
men, their meeting broken up by the
darkness, crawled out through a win
dow, tumbled over a wire fence and
dispersed.
The meeting was long. Joseph
Schafer, professor in history. spoke
on municipal government The wo-
men listened with eagerness.
But not so with the janitor He
paced the hall. He murmured words
of impatience. He glanced at his
watch. 1t was too much. Carefully
fastening all windows, he closed and
locked the doors from the outside,
pocketed the keys, and left. The
lights were also turned out.
The girls sat patiently, waiting for
the Juice" to return 1t came not
They became nervous. Suddenly, with
almost panic, they realized themselves
prisoners. Not door could they open.
1t was the Dean of Women, Miss Ruth
Guppy, who discovered a window not
far from the ground.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-20
CLEVELAND HOME
NOW a MEMORIAL

Caldwell, n. j., March 2O.-The
home of Grover Cleveland's birth, a
frame house that for lis years has
served as a manse, was dedicated as
a permanent memorial to the former
president In exchange for check
for 3I7,610 a deed to- the property
was placed In the hands Of repre-
sentative of the Cover Cleveland
birthplace memorial association. Hun
dreds of visitors thronged Caldwell
TO witness the ceremonies that mark
ed the preservation OF Presbyterian
manse as a historical monument
The dedication services were sim
pie. Those present included the
Cleveland family. distinguished men
school children and boy scouts.
letter was read from President VIII
son who expressed regret over his in
ability to be present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-20
1913 Track Meets.

April - Mutltnomah-Colu
Gndoors).
April 12-Columbia university open
and scholastic 0ndoors).
May 3-Multnomah VS.. oregon, at
Eugene.
May 9-University of Washington
VS. Oregon, at Eugene.
May 10-State scholastic at Eu
gene.
May 10-Multnomah VS.. o. A. c.,
at Corvallis.
May 17-State scholastic, at Cor
wallis.
May 17-Multnomah VS.. Whitman
at Portland.
May 24-Portland interscholastic.
May 24-Washington state scholas-
tic, at Pullman,
May 24-Oregon VS.. Oregon Agri-
cultural, at Corvallis.
May S1-Northwest interscholastic
at Walla Walla.
June 14-Pacific coast or northwes
championships, at Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-20

presided over so many sessions of the
court will appear in the role of q
practicing attorney for the first time
In 16 years. Judge Brents will ap-
pear as one of the attorneys in the
case of ]. H. Bowden and wife against
the Walla Walla Valley Railway COM
pany, having been retained by Plain
tiffs with Attorney John F. Watson.
The case in which the former Judge
will act has been docketed for the
closing day OF the session, March "a,
the'plaintiffs seeking damages for in
juries received when their auto was
struck at Orchard crossing by an in
terurban car on January 26.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-20
DIED BEFORE BRYAN WINS,
COULDN'T HAVE HAIR CUT

Baker. Ore. March 2O.-Ed Flen-
ners died at the hospital from liver
trouble. He has been a county patient
for some time, but his relatives In
Kansas have been wired, asking the
disposition Of the body. Flenners will
be remembered by many as the long
haired man who declared he would
not have his locks trimmed until
Bryan was elected president. He was
employed by many homes as land
scape gardener.