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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
information politica
Delegation Gle facultades.

Declaration de facultades.
IN se7or Dfaz Navarro diio aver, en-
Ia C5mara ONE Il entendfa que 6sta no
nnede deleoar facultades legislativas
en- "a Jun+a de Sanidad.
rou a. sanidad Sc comercia.
Otra do las afrmaciones bechas Dor
81 soi5or Diaz Navarro on Ia session cele-
hrada aver nor Ia C5mara. fu6 la de
c.,7o an Puerto Rico So estaba conner
oia1do con IA Sanidad
T7yo corfarancia
How ha conference.-the con el gober-
pador Cation al senior Io1is Sanchez
7Toralos
TIN t. Fortaleza
Tamb;6n os+,1vo how on IA Fortaleza
v confnronci6 con al oohprnador 81 Sc
Tor eoetbpnns Rahn
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+,.o1;e+o . oo,, 81 oobornador Col+on al iofn
do 10 Pol;cia Tnsa,lar coronel chanton
coo7ranon+o u,n al ohieto de esa on
+ravista ora +ra+ar carca del incidente
ocnrrido entire el senior Stanton ell
senior Ferrer de c1vo incidente est3n
enterados nnestros lectores Dor haber
nnhlicado 81 ROT,FTTN una amnlia in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
Hablando con
los delegados

Me concede Vd. el honor de dispen-
sarme unos momentos, senor Martinez
Davila?
Con much1simo gusto Estoy sus
0rdenes.
-Tendr1a sumo placer en- conocer su
opinion pol1tica acerca de varios asuntos
de actualidad
-Algo delicado es ell asunto, amigo
mlo, porque Vds. los periodistas, los
compare yo con aquellas porteras madri-
lenas, amigas de saberlo todo, oirlo todo,
y chismorrearlo despues su manera.
-Gracias por ell slnil, dignfsimo re.
presentante de la BELLA Guayama; pero
en- esta OCCASION prometo Vd. que pro-
curare ajustar mi chisme, la fel ex-
preston de la verdad.
Y que asuntos son esos, sobre los
cuales desea Vd conocer mi opinion?
-Varios de palpitante actualidad.
-Veamos.
-Su opinion acerca del problema de
ia independence de Puerto Rico
-Siempre he sido partidario de esta
legitima aspiration de nuestro pueblo,
creo que la independence traves de
la autonom1a, es LA unica solucion com
patible con las condolences de nuestro
pals. ia
Juzgo que Puerto Rico esta perfecta-
mente preparado, moral intellectual
mente, para gObernarse y vivir la vida
intensa de la nacionalidad
En- la asambIea celebrada 1ltimamente
en- la ciudad de Mayagiiez por ell parti-
10 unionista, combat la soluci6n de Es-
ado y vote porque ella Sc eliminara de
nuestro programa pol1tico. Opino que
alegara ell dia en- que ell pueblo america
no, despojandose de su egoismo, otorgara
la independence Puerto Rico.
En- estos d1as Sc ha discutido mucho
en- la Camara la gesti0n del Department
to de Educaci6n: 5cree Vd que ha sido
Favorable para nuestra cultura?
"A mi juicio, ell Departamento de
Educaci6n no ha realizado en- ell pals
una gesti6n muy efciente, aunque creo
que no ha sido del todo mala. AL tener
en- cuenta los grandes recursos que ha
aportado ell pals para esta atenci6n i'm
portantlsima, no vacilo en- afirmar que
ha podido ser de mas utilidad para Puer-
to Rico.
-iQue opina Vd de la situaci6n eco
monica del pals?
Puerto Rico esta realmente sufrien-
do una pequeia crisis economical, debido
muchas circunstancias por ejemplo, la
seria amenaza contra el aztlcar, la playa
cue nos azoto hace POGO y que tantas y
tan injustifcadas alarmas cause al pals,
cuyas consecuencias han costado tanto.
dinero y contin1an aun gravando ell te-
soro de Puerto Rico y la propiedad pri-
vada.
-EXlste una corrlente de opinion,
contraria al aumento de contribuciones
que el gobernador aconseja en- su men
safe? Vd cree que esa medida seria
procedente en- estos momentos?
-Lamento profundamente diferir de
criterio con nuestro Gobernador, acerca
de esta question. Yo opino que en-
los actuales momentos, Ell aumento,
de contribution es imprudente, So
bre todo, 81 tenemos en- cuenta que
estamos en- un periodic de transici6n, es-
perando ell advenimiento al poder de los
nuevos funcionarios americanos Ultima.
(Contin1a er la 8a. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

ra en- que la retirara, fue designado
para ocupar su vacante, ell Delegado
por Arecibo don Antonio Suliveres.
Don Herminio 'tno hace comedias.'
AL dar principle aver la session p1-
blica Ell la Camara popular, despues de
la que ell Speaker celebr6 en- su despa-
cho puerta cerrada con los Delega-
dos presentes, q la cual Sc neg6 a asis-
tir ell senor Herminio D1az Navarro no
obstante haber sido llamado por ell Sc
ilor Barcel0 en- persona, ell Delegado
por Guayama seilor Cautino hizo uso de
la palabra para rogar al senior D1az
Navarro retirara su dimision y CONT
nuase al frente del comite de legisla-
ci0n. Este cort0 ell discurso del seilor
Cautino, para rogarle no contiuase por
ell camino emprendido, pues que su di-
mission ten1a ell caracter de irrevoca-
BILE.
En- aquel momento y en- vista de su
insistencia en- la resoluci6n tomada, ell
Speaker design6 sustituto al senior
D1az Navarro, manifestando que ell CO.
mite continuaba compuesto por los
mismos miembros que 10 integraban, con
la sola variante de presidirlo ell senior
Suliveres
Al oir este ell seilor Herminio Dlaz
Sc levant6 para manifestar que el ba-
b1a presentado su dimisi6n no solo GO
mo presidente del Comite, sino tambi6n
como miembro del mismo. Ell senior de
Diego rog6 al senior D1az Navarro reti-
rara su renuncia como tai, a 10 que este
replica manifestando <Herminio Diaz
habiendo sido desautorizado por la pre-
sidencia de la Camara, present6 en- di-
mission con ell caracter irrevocable es
in0til que Sc lie inste mas: yo no vengo
aCu1 hacer comedias.
Sc comenta favorablemente la ener-
gica actitud adoptada por ell Delegado
pOr San Juan.
Delegados de viaje.
Con objeto de pasar estos dos d1as de
Einterregno parlamentario al lado de
sus familias, han solicitado 1icencia, Y
les ha sido cooncedida, varios Delega-
dos, los cuales han salido para sus res
pectivos Distritos.
Los discursos del Speaker.
Ell Delegado por Guayama senior
Eduardo Cautilo, protest6 en- la session
de aver de una hoja suelta llegada a
sus manos, en- la que Sc vierten concep-
tos injuiosos Sc falsean--dice-vi villana
y cobardemente, ciertas palabras del
discurso pronunciado por ell senior de
Diego con motive del debate de los
obreros
Pidi6 que ell discurso sea publicado
lntegro y que, 81 ha lugar a ello sean
procesados los autores de aquellas es-
pecies injuriosas, por desacato a la Ca
mara.
Por unanimidad Sc acord6 publican
el discurso que Ell senor de Diego pro-
meti6 reconstruir, y a petici6n del Sc
i}or Barcelo, ell senior Cautiho retro la
parte de su moci6n la que pedia ell pro-
cesamiento de los autores de la calum-
MIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
FL gobernador
y el DR.. Lippitt
CONTESTANDO A LA LIGA DE
PROPIETARIOS

Sc da a la prensa esta carta-nos di-
cen Ell la oficina de information ofcial-,
porque las que dan motive ella fueron
publicadas y aparecieron en- dos peri6di-
cos anteS que las originates de las mismas
llegaran a la ofcina del gobernador. Sc
publica tambi6n, porque ell gobernadoi
desea que Ell p1blico quede perfectamen-
te enterado de que las quejas de buena
fe contra los actos de los funcionarios
p1blicos seran siempre tomadas Ell con-
sideraci6n y los querellantes tratados con
toda cortesla pero las cartas que con-
tienen criticas del servicio p1blico, GUAM
do lleyan como fin ell crear impresiones
falsas para poder levantar el clamor po-
pular contra alg1n funcionario 8 servi-
clio p0blico, y Sc publica antes de que s.,
haya concedido oportunidad para ser
tomadas en- consideration, no podran ser
nj serdn tratadas como quejas de buena
f6 que tienden d la correction de faltas.
Se1or:
Por encargo del Gobernador, tengo el
honor de referirme a las comunicaciones
enviadas por I'd con fecha 27 del
mes pr0ximo pasado.
La l1nea invamable de conducta del
Gobernador, es y ha sido siempre la de
conceder su atenci6n al estudio >res0-
luci6n de las quejas que en- forma correc-
ia y s0bre he5los concretos Sc lie dirigen,
y referentes errores Q abusos que eau
san perjuicio al pdblico No puede el
Gobernador, sin embargo, considerar las
quejas estahlecidas por I'd. como perte-
necientes a Ia oIase indicada, puesto que
Sc Emitan a pedir la destituci6n de un
funcionario p1blico por supuesta falta
de inteiigencia (brains), 10 cual no es
mas que una afirmaci6n personal ofen-
silva, Ell contradiction con los hechos, y
que al mismo tempo Sc aplica a un fun
cionario m65ico del servicio federal, de
talento y experienced indiscutibles.
El Laberinto" y otras propiedados
mencionadas por I'd, han sido una MI
nifiesta amenaza para la comunidad, Y
una carga para los inquilinos que las han
ooupado. En- cambio, es igualmente bien
sab5do que Sc debe en- primer t6rmino
a los esfuerzos de los dos funcionarios
acusados por Ud que San Juan toda
la isla de Puerto Rico hayan alcanzado
de nuevo condiciones caSi normales para
Ell desenyolvimiento de sus negocios Y
escapado los horrores de una epidemia
de peste bub6nica que estuvo amena-
zandonos
FL Gobernador no Sc resuelye Greer
que ell esp1ritu Q lenguaje de las cartas
de I'd. represente la actitud de los pro-
pietarios de San Juan, cuya cortes1a y
correction ha podido admirar en- mu-
chas ocasiones. Los intereses de la cIase
propietaria Sc ven siempre perjudicados
por los pocos miembros de ella que sou
neeligentes, y que toleran que sus pro
piedades Sc sconviertan' en- una amenaza
para La salud y para los negocios de la
comunidad.
Cree ell Gobernador que los propieta-
rios que actuando de buena f6 desean ser
ofdos en- 10 referente cambios 8 repa-
raciones propuestas en- sus fncas por ell
servicio p1blico, saben que seran STEM
pre- o1dos, y que sus quejas han de ser
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
Un vapor de turistas

En- las primeras horas de hoy ha en-
trado en- nuestro puerto ell vapor "Cin-
cinatti", bordo del que vienen mu-
chos banqueros norteamericanos, los
cuales asistiran al lunch que La "Bol-
sa' dara en- honor de ellos hoy 6, q 10
mas tardar, manana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08
obieto de toda la consideration que me-

objeto de toda la consideration que me-
recen.
Las personals inteligentes que al pre-
sentar srls queJas van Ell busca de result
tados no de notoriedad, no acuden
precipitadamente a los peri0dicos con
sus quejas antes de que estas sean aten-
didas, puesto que tai procedimiento no
Sc hala en- ammonia con La razon, y no
puede causar buen efecto para ell quere-
llante Por otra parte, un esp1ritu de
cooperation y de buena voluntad para
entrar en- una discussion sensata y fran
ca sobre tales asuntos en- tempo y sitio
oportunos, ser1a de mucho provecho para
todas las parties interesadas.
Por 10 tanto, esta carta, escrita sin
nimo de criticar sino con ell de dar un
c0nsejo conveniente a los que 10 necesi-
ten. servira, en- cuanto q esta ofcina Sc
refere, como contestaci0n permanente
para toda clase de quejas como las que
Sis comunicaciones representa-.
.Muy respetuosamente,
(Firmado) e. j. SaZdaNa,
Secretario del Gobernador.
Sr. don Arturo Guerra, Presidente de la
Liga de Propietarios de Fincas Ur-
banas, San Juan, P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-08

ra en- que la retirara, fue designado
para ocupar su vacante, ell Delegado
por Arecibo don Antonio Suliveres.
Don Herminio "no hace comedias.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
or
Venue TO
.HIGHCOURT
Defendant in Liquor Case
Dead Other Cases
II Co. Court

In county court yesterday piaadinss
were heard in numerous liquor cases,
several of which are expected to cnl-
inmate in tire argument OF interesting
points Of law
Motions we're filed IN cases against
Sam Cook, Leonard Larson and Claul
Phillips. transferred 70 the county
court from the superior court asking
that the defendants BE dismissed, t
taoking the legality Of ths transfer
When the case OF the State oe Ok,
lahoma vs. Ed Rice and John Woods
was called tie sheriff announced that
Ed Rice had been called % answer 10
a higher court His death occurred
more than a week ago
The case against Bige Taylor Wiil
Strong and WIN Parker aas dismiss.
ed, as Strong against waom al the
evidence pointed, has been arrested
and convicted in the federal court 90
Aluskogee on a similar charge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
TALKS ON
TOPICS OF
INTEREST


AT the regular meeting of the Cos
mopolitan club, held At the high
school last night, topics Of current in
terest were discussed by Mrs. Martin
Coryell, DIR. Z. S. Dawson and Rev. e.
2. reis
Mrs. Coryell, who is a member Of
the Carnegie library board, gave val
liable suggestions on how the library
can be made more useful. She called
special attention to the duty Of the
teacher in the public schools to direct
the reading Of her pupils. pointing ont
the marked difference in respect
to reading shown by pupils in the var
ious school rooms. In rooms where
Che teacher took keen interest ii
the children's reading, the pupils we're
reading more and calling for better
books than the pupils in other rooms.
Mrs Coryell also insisted that it was
the duty OF parents TO give careful at
tention to their children's reading ami
to interest them in the best books.
Dr. Dawson gave a talk on how 20
make the church and Sunday school
more attractive to the young. He
said it was OF first Importance to make
the church and Sunday school some
thing worth while ,and make them at
tractive in themselves % the young
The speaker also pointed out the duts
Of parents to insist on their children
attending church and Sunday school
air. Tais discussed Parks treat
ing the subject from a local point d
view He urged the importance o
having number Of small "beautl
spots7 in the cry and also ssressei
the duty af property owners to i'm
prove Their street paFklag Ia IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
MARRIAGE PERMIT.

A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Herman Eden aged %, Of
Minco. and Miss Matte Wensel, aged
is, Of eogar. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22

ISOLATED
relegram b No. -

Telegram BY United Press
Evansville, lnds Jan Six nun
dred flood refugees CANNED on a
moundsat Ashbybafg 6s4 on Green
river were Isolated today under close
watch to prevent the outbreak Of
smallpox One victim olsthe disease
was discovered
The water is begimias TO reeede.
the river falling nearly loot during
tAe lass tNeat5four hours.
The weather 6 slightly warmer but
there is stnl considerable suffering
from lack Of fuel among tue homeless
who are crowded into warm barns and
camping on knolls,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
IS
WEDDING
OF HELEN
Gifts Valued at Over Half
Million Dollars are
Received
Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press
New York, Jan. 22 Helen Miller
Gould, philanthropist, beloved alike by
rich and poor throughout the country,
today became the bride Of Finley j.
Sheppard Of ST. Louis. the result Of a
romance which has its inception when
they met as co-workers in the develop
ment OF railroad Y. NJ. C. A. plans.
One hundred guests were present at
Miss Goulds magnificent country
home, Lyndhurst on the hudson. The
ceremony was simple and the bride
vas attended by two little aieces.
Helen and Dorothy Gould shephard's s
brother was best man. An orchestra
Of forty pieces furnished music Rich
presents came from friends in all
parts Of the country
A big force eof private detectives
guarded the house and grounds When
Mrs Gould and George Gould, mother
and brother Of the bride. arrived, the
detectives at the front door failed to
recognize them and forced them to
stand outside IN the cold several min.
utes until members Of the family came
to their rescue.
Presents continued arriving IN to
the very minute Of the ceremony Il
is estimated that their value is more
than half million dollars.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22

councilman at the next meeting.
p. r. Collins recommended THAT the
subject Of rebates on certain freight
rates be taken up with the copora-
ton commission to ascertain on what
commodities rebates Are allowed and
that man be selected to check IT'D
freight bills paid BY the city and as.
certain What rebates are due the city.
Mr. Collins declared that he believed
the amount that could be thus collect-
ed in rebates is worth going after
A motion was passed instructing
Harry Hammerly to draw an ordin-
ance eliminating the north half Of
block 30 and the northeast quarter Of
block 3S from the fire limits.
The bond Of Louis Payne plumber,
was accepted, to be effective when
the city attorney ascertains that the
bonding company for MI Payne is
licensed to do business in Oklahoma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
TALL TALES
TOLD BY
PYTHIANS
Amateur Lieing Contest
Marks Close Of Dis
tTiCt Meeting

The district meeting Of the Knights
Of Pythias closed last night at the x,
P hail when the visitors from the
grand lodge and the subordinate lodges
Of the three districts represented wit
messed the comforting Of the second
and third ranks upon eleyen candi-
dates hy mixed teams from the Chick
asha and visiting lodges
Frank f. Duncan Of Tulsa. grand
chancellor Of Oklahoma, explained the
new ritualistic work Of lhe order. In-
terspersea with sharp Tits Of wit b.
tween members Of the grand lodge. A
midnight lunch was served and bust
ness was closed amid The wee sma-
hours
IN q Finging speech Dr, r. e Still
lHell Of Barilesyille extended cordial
invitation to all present and becoming
enthusiastic. widened the invitation to
an lgthians ia the broal domain OF
Oklahoma. to attend The district meet
ins al Baruesyille. lie dwelt al length
upon the good for all who came. prom
sing q hunting hip and his descrip-
iion Of the proposed game establish
ca him hi the hearts Of the audience
as one Of the most successful liars
that ever came TO chickasha. ABLY
aided by Leo Caro- Of Grand Rapids
Mich. he slapped the chiekasha liars
to sleep and waltzed away with the
tin medal while the home team gaspe.
/ ior breath and sat in open mouthel
admiration clearly outclassed,
why sir said DR.. stilwell, eve
win hunt turkeys Not The common
4 kind Of scrawny wild turkeys, but tn,
wild turkeys that grow around Bar
tlesyille. quite often attaining tho
height Of four or five feet, and weigh
ing from 250 70 800 pounds each
4 We have no such turkeys IN Mica
gan- said Mr. Caro-. but our special
( ty isl cranberries. We grow cranbe.
ries up there that average about on
to the bushel
Some suggested vicinity near her
that grew quail ageriag I've pound
each but was disqualified as not il
/ the class then competing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
WAR PAINT
DONNED BY
BY WILSON
Lash for W-MakerS TO
Force Action on
Trust Bills
Telegram By United Press.


Trenton, y. J.. Jan. p. Facing the
bitterest fight IN his career in forcing
hie antitrust program through the
New Jersey legislature, Gov Wilson
today declared he would take off bis
coat and crack the party lash over
tae recalcitrant legislators who are
alleged 70 have agreed to delay action
on the bills until Wilson Is out Of the
goRernorship
Wilson's first word 10 the Demo
cratic leaders o. both houses was that
he wanted to meet them next Tuesday
afternoon and talk over his trust bills.
It IS openly admitted that represen-
iatiyes Of The big interests are here.
couuseling delaying the bills until
March 3. when Wilson win be out~oi
tie way
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
MADERO
DOOMED


Telegram by United Press.
Washington, lan PA yerltable
@Franch revolution, whose fury can
only be appeased by the distribution
of land among the starving poems. is
the picture Of the present Mexican
warfare convened In private messages
to members OF the senate committee
On foreign relations today
Flaming with industrial revolt in.
spred BY the preaching oi industrial
Socialism, the condition in Mexico is
declared TO be utterly beyond the con.
troll Of the Madero government
Senator Smith. who has just return.
ed from Ei Paso today refused to dis.
euss the situation 1t seems, accord
ing 70 information given 70 the com
mittee members that the hadero adj
minlstration Is doomed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
REPLY SENT 10
BRITISH NOTE
TeIegram by UnItad 10.

Telegram by United Press
Washington, JAM 22.-rhe American
reply to the British note protesting
against the exemption Of Panama en-
nal tolls to American vessels has been
handed to Sir Edward Grey and viii
be presented to parliament tomorrow
afternoon
II will be made public then This
announcement was made today by
Secretary Of State Knox
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22
owen RE-ELECTED
TO U. S. SENATE.
SOLON WANTS
CLEAN SHAVE
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram BY United Press
Tcpekat KAN Jan AZ Representa-
tive Herr today introduced a bin la
the legislature requiring barber coll
leges to give two years course o.
study and creating state board "a
examiners for BARRIERS to learn wheth-
er they are qualified to cut hair and
shave
Representative Kincail introduced
q bill prohibiting the yivisection of am
imals and compelling the publie
schools I'd give half an hour daily 10
the study Of kindness TO animals.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22

discussion the use of the vinca TIE
clubs official flower was recommend
ed in beautifying yards and parking
The Cosmopolitan club has several
outside speakers q note scheduled
for the coming months OR Brooks.
president of the state University, IS
expected to appear fer & lecture IN
February and pr n Carfick ul hsi-
las Nill give q lecture on Public
Health in March
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-22

cnAITTAlTIrC
UUNlINUEJ
Telegram by United Press.


Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 22-confer
ances having failed'to bring about an
agreement between the warning fac
tions among the Democratic lerisla.
tors the deadlock on the speakership
eCatmued today
After three ballots the standing OF
the candidates was unchanged. There
have been 4s ballots since the session
began without anyone getting nearly
enough to elect
The fact that there is no organiza.
ton in the house is keeping out of
office Democratic Governoreleat
Dunne and other Democratic state Of
fieers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-27
THORPE
CHARGES AGAINST INDIAN WILL
BE TAKEN UP TUESDAY.
II Thorpe Is Found Guilty He Will
Have to Return the Trophies
to Sweden.

NEW YORK. Jan. %. - The Ma
iional Registration COMMITTEES Of Am
atcur Athletic Union will take up on
Tuesday the charges affecting the
Amateur standing of James Thorpe.
the Carlisle Indian. according 10
James =. Sullivan. secretary of the
\. \. l. tonight Thorpe and Glenn
Warner. athletic coach AZ the Carlisle
Indian school. II is understood will
be given hearing. The real work
OF probing the matter rests with the
Middle Atlantic Association of the
\. y. L.. as Carlisle Pa. is in that
body's territory and Thorpe is direct
~ under its Jurisdiction. The Middle
Atlantic Association is said already
tn have taken up the case and will
present whatever facts IL has ~ the
meeting Tuesday
Should Thorpe ultimately be- f0un /
guilty Of PROFESSIONAL aUd Of hav.
ing received money 20 play base ball
America Will have 10 return 10 SWed.
on the trophies the Indian won ~ the
Olympic games. While the deduction
~ his points would affect America 's
To some extent. it would not change
the result