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The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
THOSE VOTING MACHINES

HE rank and file of the citizenship of this
the voting machines the white elephants fostered
taxpayers of this county number years ago by Republican
party, used in the coming primary election
County Clerk Jones and number of others anxious
the OF these machines the this fall
en primarily because they prevent whatever
bound because of the fact that the county has thousands
and thousands of dollars tied up these machines bought by the
Republican party and which machines should have been
purchased ''''.
These machines be successfully used the coming
primary and election Mr. Jones and the other advocates of the
use of these white elephants the Notwithstanding
We glad that the county commissioners against
the use of these machines in the coming elections.
Let these expensive and unnecessary machines remain they
eloquent the gang and reckless
pendture policies of the political forces that have been
Iof the affairs of this county for many years.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
! EDITORIAL :.
He, TOO, PULLS DOWN THE WALLS

a recent issue OF popular appeared striking pic
lure with this legend printed Beneath Ancient Walls Towers
and Battlements of Jerusalem, be down.
- hese massive and high walls with their mighty towers are
material evidences of the bdnsome tribute the war spirit of
ac et man levied the industry and labor that CITY,
hat they are being removed and Sold building material in
response to the spirit OF progress and growth getting hold
upon the historic city, orcible reminder man at Wash
ngt1 who guratvey speaking endeavorng tear down the
modern walls towers and that have the human
lions. f sT T n 81 r r. rfF
ct because President Wilson having msy excuse
followed the barbarous times and gone at the
threat OF Mexico with bloody INTENT there occasional critics.
who want erect expensive scale that which even old
Jerusalem finds an impeachment growth.
ne wise, and patient and firm Washington, in his
orebearce and in his passion help nation struggling
start only points to the removal of the walls but
Poieles IN this matter somehow remind of the teachings of
who walked the of jerusalem and set forth ideas
that President Wilson have inbbed, ,-
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
ELECTION JUDGES
CHOSEN BY BOARD
Precincts Represented by Mem.
bGrS Of Both Parties in
Officials

Late yesterday afternoon the coun-
ty commissioners selected the cleo
tion judges for the coming primaries
from the lists submitted by r. b.
Cassells and II. W. Kluge, ehairmen.
respectively, of the Progressive and
Democratic parties in Mesa county.
The judges named by the commits
sioners are as follows:
Precinct No. -Allen-W. w. Liv-
ingston and George Toupaine, Dem
ocrats; Robert A. Ross, Progressive.
Precinct No. 2-F'ruita-L d. Lee
and |. II. Wnittemore, Progressives
and Edwin w. Weckel, Democrat.
Precinct No, Whitewater -
John Mckay and William Pension,
Democrats.
Precinct No. 4-DeBeque George
w Heflin and Vern Harris, Progress
sives and R. c. Barr, Democrat.
Precinct No. 5-Mesa-D. NJ. Will
liams and George Saunders, Demo-
Gratis, and J. S. Harris. Progressive.
Precinct No. Rhone-H. Hay
nes and A. j. Matchen, Progressives,
and G. N. Akeman, Democrat.
Precinct No. Hannah Creek
y. e. Chambers and William Van
Pelt, Democrats, and w. p. Honsing-
er. Progressive.
Precinct No. Collbran-P. =.
Hlskey and John Mcintosh. Progress
sives, and A. A. Wood. Democrat.
Precinct No. 9-First Ward, Grand
Junotion-Robert Patterson and Mrs.
M. Cunningham, Democrats, and F.
II. Johnson. Progressive.
Precinct No. 1O-Seeond Ward
Harry Longwell and Henry Homan.
Progressiyes, and f. II. Spencer,
Democrat
Precinct No. 11-West Third
Ward-Dan Vollmer and r. L. Ma
gill, Democrats, and Henry Tupper,
Progressive.
Precinct No. 12-Fourth Ward
c. v. Larry and J. II. Schiesswohl.
Progressives, and Mrs. Il. W. Terrill.
Democrat
Precinct No. Palisade Judge
Hoke and Evan r. Davis, Democrats,
and II. G.. Hotties. Progressive.
Precinct No. 14-Pomona-S r.
Welch and William Shearman. Pro-
gressives, and T. +. Callahan, Demo-
crat
Precinct No. -Molina-Charles
Jenkins and j. G. Long. Democrats.
Precinct No. 16-East Third Ward
Simon L. Smith and William Nat
tress, Progressives, and E. T. Muir
phv, Democrat.
Precinct No. Orchard Mesa
A. L. Zellers and Mrs Howard Lam
beth. Democrats. and Mrs. ]. r. Cal
low. Progressive.
Precinct No. 1S-Loma-C. NJ. Clay
ton and c. J. McVev. Progressives,
and Charles Parker. Democrat.
Precinct No. 19-Clifton-J. F.
Hornbaker and J. II. Burckhalter,
Democrats. and Paul Mcdonald. Pro-
gressive.
Precinct No. 2O-Mt. lincoln
Mrs. 7. J. RridGes and DR.. ". G.
Daughters. Proeressives. and ]. G.
Morgan. Democrat
Precinct No. 21-Clade Park
Mrs. Nancy Irving Miller and Roy
owls. Democrats, and Harry Mason,
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
NOTICE OF GALL FOR DEMO
CRATIC PRIMARY AND
ASSEMBLY.

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the adoption of Il resolution
by the Democratic county central
committee on July II, 1914, Dem
ocratic county assembly is hereby
called to meet in the county court
house in the city of Grand Junction,
Colo. on Friday. July "a, 1914, at 10
o'clock a. m. for the purpose OF
electing twenty-three delegates-to the
Democratic state assembly called to
meet in the city of Denver, July 30,
1914. and twenty-three delegates to
the fourth district congressional as
sembly called to meet in the city of
Denver, July 80. 1914, and for plac-
ing in nomination candidates to be
voted for at the primary election to
be held Tuesday, Sept. s, 1914;
State senator, representative, sheriff,
county clerk and recorder, county
treasurer, assessor, county superin-
tendent of schools, coroner, county
surveyor one county commissioner
from district No. 3, and for all such
other business as may properly come
before said assembly.
Further notice is hereby given
that by 4 resolution adopted by said
Democratic central committee, that
the Democratic precinct primary is
called to meet fat a, place and time
to be ,designated by the committee
men OF each precinct, on July %.
1914, for the purpose ,ofgelecting del
egates to the said Democratic county
assembly. and the various committee
men shall call a caucus for the nom
ination of delegates to the county as
sembly and the nomination of a'com-
mitteeman and a committee-woman
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
IBy Assoclated Pres. l

Torreon, July 11.-According to
amendments. of the revolution plan
upon assuming control of the govern
ment at Mexico city General Carran-
"a would call at once a congress of
his military leaders and representa-
tiyes of men of the rank and file who
would be the spokesmen for them by
delegate TO every thousand men and
this body would adopt a plan for the
holding OF elections and a program
for what the policies that should be
put into effect by the functionaries
who might be elected 1t is stated
positively that mo constitutionalist
chief could figure as a candidate for
either president or vice-president."
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
UP TO THE PEOPLE

IT HE SENTINEL is pleased to the being mani
Tested by Mayor Cherrngton and others e city
the have the city purchase the fair grounds
proposition The Sentinel has been advocating and urging for
number of years.
If special election held for the purpose of passing upon
municipal ownership of the electric and gas plants the
purchasing the fair grounds will be submitted to the people
We of the opinion that if the grounds offered the city
reasonable figure and the citizens realize that the price
onab there will be question the of the efforts
have these beautiful grounds pass the ownership of the city
and maintained through all the years and
pleasure spot for the people of the municipality,
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
VILLA CAN'T Be
PRESIDENT NOW
[By Assoelated Press. ]

Torreon, Mexico, July 11.-At a
conference between the Carranza
and Villa representatives here the
plan of Guadalupe, under which the
present revolution has been operat-
ing, has been amended so as to pre-
vent any military leader from be-
coming provisional president of Mex
,ico.
This would eliminate Carranza.
villa, Angeles or any other leader
now in the field as presidential can
dldate. This was stated in a lengthy
official statement issued here by the
delegates before adjournment of the
sessions.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

j. e. Connolly, formerly special
agent for the Denver land office,
writes his friends in this city that he
has resigned his position with the
government and opened a law office
in Washington, ID. c.. where he pro-
poses to practice before. all United
States departments. His long servi-
ces in cennection with the land Off
flee will aid him Very materially in
handling government business in
Washington and his many friends
here will be glad to. know of his in
tention.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
FOR THOSE WHO FAIL
JOAQUIN MILLER J

All honor to him who shall win the prize"
The world has cried for thousand wears
But to him who tries and who fails and dies
give great honor and glory and tears.
Give glory azd honor and pitiful tears
To all who fail in their deeds sublime
Their ghosts are many in the van Of years.
They were born with Time in advance OF Time
Oh, great is the hero who wins a name
But greater many and many time
Some pale-faced fellow who dies in shame
And lets God finish the thought sublime
And great Is the with a sword uudrawn
And good is the man who refrains from wine
But the man who fails and vet still fights on
Lo. he is the twin-brother of mine
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

Denver physicians have notified
several practicitioners in this city
that the Standard Chemical COMPANY
proposes to make series Of expert
ments in radium cures at the Denver
hospitals and that large number Of
cases of consumption are sought to
be given the radium treatment.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

Last evening in the third game be-
tween the Methodists and the Pres
byterians the Presbyterians succeed
ed in handing the dose to the Metho-
dists, . to g. The Methodists claim
that as they loaned from their own
ranks the battery to their opponents
which succeeded in beating them,
that this game should not count and
hope TO have ii annulled.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
CHASE IS NOT
BADLY INJURED

Manager Howard G. Fletcher of
the sales agency this morning re-
ceived message from Mrs. Herbert
Fl. Chase at Salida, where her hus-
band is being treated for injuries re-
ceived in an auto accident Thurs
day.
Her message reads:
Mr.. Chase not thought to be Sc
riously injured We are in hands of
friends and have best care"
Mr.. Chase is well known in this
city, His machine overturned on the
ascent of Monarch pass and he was
taken to Salida In a machine.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
SHOULD Be DIVIDED

WYE BELIEVE that the county will be taking
Wv wise step creating voting precinct of Of
the crowded and third wards
These wards hickly populated that it is difficult
for the register their preferences the
elections and has long been apparent that another precinct
needed in Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

Miss Eva Lohr of Hartford, Wis
consin, stopped off last eight for a
few hours visit with friends while
on her way home from the coast
where she has been attending school
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

at said caucus, which shall be held at
$3.50 o'clock p. m. July 20. 1914, at
a place to be designated by the va
rious committeeman.
The precincts of Mesa county are
entitled to representation at the
county assembly as follows, to-wit:
Drac{pa,
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

GIVE US YOUR ORDER early and
we can make prompt delivery of your
visiting or business cards; 100 for
soc is the price during our summer
card sale; The Sentinel,
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

r. w. Phillips OF the Shapleigh
Hardware company is back from a
several days trip to Glenwood, AS
pen and vicinity.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

Total number of delegates .112
Dated this / 1th day of July. 1914.
HERMAN w. KLUGE,
Chairman.
JOSEPH QUINN,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11
l12 DELEGATES MEET

(Cdn.inued frop, Page ID
iote cast for Governor Ammons In
his county two years ago.
The following is the official call
md the apportionment of delegates;
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

Edwin Ash. a frequent local visitor
in this city from New York is here
again on business and pleasure.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-11

-, 100 printed calling cards, soc;
The Sentinel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
La Asamblea Local
de la Casa de Espana

Aver tarde Sc celebro en- el Casino Es-
panol, La Asamblea general de la Casa
de Espa1a en- San Juan, para elegir la
Directiva Local.
Preside don Eudosio de la Cuetara,
que dirigi6 un breve saludo la Asam-
blea, entrando en- seguida, en- la orden
del dia. Despues de leida la convoca-
toria el acta de la reunion anterior Sc
concedio, por la mesa, diez minutes de
receso, para proceder la election de
candidates.
Reanudada la session ell senior Alva-
rez Nava entrego q la mesa esta candi-
datura que fue votada por aclamacion.
Directiva de la Secci6n local de San
Juan.
Presidente don Antonio Sarmiento,
Vice Presidente don Eudosio de la Cue
tara, Tesorero don Francisco Arrivl, Sc
cretario, don Jose Villegas Contador
don Benigno Fernandez
Suplentes. Don Antonio Otero, don
Miguel iServera, don Ceferino Segundo
Alvarez, don Toribio de la Fuente, don
Jose Garcia Cadorniga
La election ha sido acertadisima. La
Directiva local, de San Juan esta com
puesta de elementos muy valiosos, que
han de prestar la gran obra de la Ca
sa de Espana una cooperation inapre,
ciable.
Los senores electos fueron fehcitados
por todos los concurrentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20

Ell TERCER CONCIERTO DAI4AIAU


Sc celebro anoche y fue I'M nuevo
trlunfo para ell gran artista cue fuG
aclamado m1ltiples veces.
En- ell primer concierto de Vieuxtemps,
Ell "Danses Tziganes' en- la Fantasia
de Fausto, en- la Tarantela de ITieniams
Xxi y en- Aires Bohemios" Gle Sarasate.
recibio ell eminente artista erandes Y
merecidas ovaciones.
Ell entusiasmo del publico no recono-
ci6 limites al admirar la genial inter-
pretaci6n que dio Dalmau 4 todos los
nllmeros del programa La ovacion f.
nal que Sc le tribute fue tan prolonga-
da como merecida.
Ell telon Sc alzo muchas veces, el
eminente artista sali0 recibir los homo
res del proscenio acompanado de su no.
table acompanante el joven distingui-
do maestro don Manuel Font, que COO
pera por modo extraordinario al supre-
mo conjunto que han ofrecido estos con
ciertos
Dalmau termin6 anoche en- San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
Elsuceso del sabado
UN HOMBRE MUERTO

Ell sabado, i las tres de la tarde, un
sirviente del Hotel Comercio, llamado
Rodolfo Rodriguez, Sc cayo desde una
ventana al piso de cemento del "Pasaje
Matienzo causandose la fractura del
tercio medic del brazo izquierdo una
herida irregular Ell ell arco orbitrario
del lado derecho, otra Ell la region bar
BAL Y varias contuslones importantes.
En- ell grave estado que es de suponer
Rodolfo fue llevado la Sala de Soco-
rros proxima, donde Sc le asisti6 de pri-
mera intenci6n, enviandosele en- la Am
bulancia al Hospital Municipal, donde
fallecio dos horas despues
Rodolfo naci6 en Toa Alta, tenla %
amos de edad. Era de ofcio cocinero,
pero las circumstances 10 habian obli-
gado 4 trabajar como sirviente. Ell sa-
hado Sc ocupaba en- la limpieza del come
dor del Hotel parece que quiso subirse
la balaustrada de una ventana, como
estaba forrada de zine y Il caIlzaba "a
patos, resbalo, sufriendo la horrible cal
da que le ha costado la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
La situaciOn en-
Santo Domingo

Noticias recibdas EN- esta capital pro.
cedentes de Santo Domingo indican que
La sltuaclon en- ese pals es difcilisima.
haclendose cada vez mas problematico
el conseguir una ocupacion EN- que ganar
para II pasando la vida los extranieros
que ALI viven
La revolucion sigue avanzando hacia
la capital. En- estos dfas ha derrotado va
rlas veces las fuerzas del gobierno Sc
cree SECURE su triunfo.
Ell gobernador wager recibio esta ma
mana un cable de Santo Domingo mott
clandole que ell canonero algonquin =
saldra hoy para estagisla trayendo 4 su
bordo a cuatro americanos, ciento Gin
cuenta y cinco puertorriquenos veinte
personals mas de diferentes Macdonald
dades
Ell vapor President" ha traido hoy
de Santo Domingo 4 ciento setenta V
ocho pasajeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
La lucha electoral

FL siguiente telegrama ha sido remi-
tldo por ell Superintendent de Eleccio-
nes, esta manana, "a los Presidentes de los
comltes locales de ambos partidos polfti-
cos en- la isla:
Hallandonos en- periodo para pre-
sentacion contra-declaracio recu-
saclones contra personas inscritas, soli-
clto haga conocer pnblico en- general dis
posiclones secciones veintisiete B ley
electoral Y ciento ochentiuno codigo pc
nal, referentes delitos Justification, fall
sedad y perjurio. Llame hacia este
atencion funcionarios autorizados tomar
Juramentos (affdavits) Importante
sea denunciada Embellishments ante
tribunales cualquiera persona culpable
tales delitos. Garantizo rapida vigo-
rosa persecution Bajo seccion treinti-
una ley electoral, case Sc sepa que per
soma recusada ha pressentado contra de
claracion falsa, debera enviarse nueva
evidencia jurada y yo urgire Immediate
acci6n criminal contra perjuro. Dare
a quien 10 solicite toda clase infomna-
cion acerca contra -declaraciones va en-
viadas que sean enviadas en- el future
esta ofcina Electores inscritos en- .ju-
Ito recusados por doble inscription,
antes de firmar ontra-declaracion, de-
beran asegurarse sus nombres no apare-
cen en- hsta provisional Ningi1n cleo
tor fue exclude de lista provisional por
ell solo motive de no haber votado elec-
clones mil novecientos doce 5Sirvase So
licitar diarios esa localidad publiquen
este telegrama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
Los que vienen

Ell vapor Caracas de la Red
Cd" Line, que entro esta manana en-
nuestro puerto, ha traido los siguien-
tes pasajeros, procedentes de New
York.
S. c. Ginsburg, John NJ Gineric, A.
Leon, f. Altman, Jose NJ. Vallez, Je-
susa Ortiz, Rafael Ortiz, Geo. F. Bu-
lock, c. NJ. Leidenroth, Mary L. Re
gal, John Anderson, Ramon Menendez
y senora, J. Vidal, E. Morales, Z. Qui-
homes, w. s. Lee, Felix G. Davila y
sonora, Ed O'Farrall senora, G. r.
Enfors, NJ r. Simon, Maria Perez, Jo-
sc Antonio Ortiz y senora, Julia Ortiz,
Dolores Ortiz t. R. Woodson, P. G.
Adams y senora, d. J. Meister, Enri-
que Veia, F. Rivera, VIM. Wees J.
Machado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
Homenaje a
Alvarez-Nava
MAS ADHESIONES.

La comlsion encargada del banquete
que ha de celebrarse esta noche, en- el
gran Hotel Inglaterra ha recibido estas
nuevas adhesiones.
Licenciado Jorge v Dominguez, don
Julio Lopez Ibarrondo, don Ignacio
Franco, don Manuel Benero. don Jose
Villegas, don Eusebio Rodriguez, don
Carlos Maria Soler De GALES han te-
legratiado que vienen: Ell presidente
de la secci6n local de la Casa de Espana,
don Elias Torres y don Manuel Fernan-
dez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
De regreso

Despues de pasar una breve Temporal
ola de vacaciones en- los Estados Unidos
Ia regresado esta manana, el Honorable
Juez don Felix Cordova Davila que es,
como saben nuestros lectores, uno de los
mas ilustres poetas del pale.
Con el senor Cordova DaviIa viene sn
eiegante y distinguida esposa que le
aeompano ehsu excursion los Estados
Unidos.
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL saluda
a los senores de C6rdova Davila dando-
les la mas afectuosa benvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
La jjira de aver

La javentnd radical celebr6 aver su
anunciada jira Ell sabana Llama dom
de Sc srasladaron los excursionistas en-
un tren especial.
Reinb Ia mayor animation. FL al
muerzo fue esplendido, asistiendo 1 tan
gradable excursion nnas ciento sesen-
"a \ sicte personas.
ina banda de mdsica dirigida por
el maestro Argninzoni, hizo mas agra
dable aim Ia reunion.
Los organizadores de Ii fiesta han
,ido muy felicitados,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
Siernpre los celos...

En- ell barrio sMininillas (Santur-
ce) Jose Vidal Pizarro agredi6 con una
navajo barbera a Adela Vazquez con la
que viva maritalmente, infriendole
una herida de pron6stico reservado en
el cuello
Adela fue conducida al Hospital Mu-
nicipal, el agresor ha sido arrestado
Los celos Sc dice que han sido la causa
que Pizarro tuvo para reaIzar su bar
baro proposito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
ROJOS Y VERDES
LA ASAMBLEA REPUBLICANA

En- la Asamblea republican, celebra.
ola en- Humacao, Sc ha resuelto ell plei.
to que vlenen sostenlendo los partida-
rios de la candidatura verde los de
la roja, aprobando una resolucion del
doctor Barbosa que determine, Ell sin
tests, que ell dia dos de Agosto proximo
Sc celebren en- San Juan nuevas cleo
clones para elegir defnitivamente la
candldatura que ha de sostener como
Official ell partido republicano Esas
elecciones seran organizadas { interve-
midas por catorce personals, dos por ca
ola distrito, que fueron nombrados al
efecto.
La ,esolucion del DR.. Barbosa fue
obJeto de un extenso debate, que excl
to los animos de los asambleistas. Pri-
meramente habl6 ell doctor We've dan
10 cuenta de las gestiones del titulado
A. b. C., que fueron un fracaso, lie
Islgulo en- ell uso de la palabra ell DR..
Perea FaJardo, quien explico que la
culpa del mismo la habian tenido los
roJos por su intransigencia. Diio ell
doctor Perea que los verdes Sc hablan
|avenido todas las soluciones razona-
bles, mlentras que sus adversarios da-
ban La nota de un radicalismo perjuidi-
clal para ell partido.
al alcalde de Mayagiiez lie contest6
ell doctor Barbosa pretendiendo demos
trar que la culpa de esta division que
amenaza al partido republicano de San
Juan la tienen los verdes Ell leader
de los rojos Sc extendio Ell considera-
clones mortificantes para los verdes Y
prohrlo frases que ell doctor Perea con-
sldero ofensivas para el personalmente
Ey pldl6 al doctor Barbosa que las reti-
rase. Entonces ell Lcdo. Falcon sc le-
vanto dijo: No las retire, doctor Bar
bosa, sostengalas. Esto origino que la
exaltacion de los animos acrecentase,
formandose una enorme confusion pues
ell publlco que presenciaba la Asamblea
empezo a abandonar el local EN- que es-
ia tenia lugar.
Votada finalmente la proposition del
DR.. Barbosa, acerca de unas nuevas
eiecclones, fue aprobada, Y en- tai vir-
tud quedaron anulados los cemites re-
publlcanos rojo y verde que Ell San
Juan venian funcionando.
En- vista de que ell leader de los ro-
JOS tenia de su parte q numerosos de-
legados que eran amigos personales
suyos, otros muchos delegados de los
que votaron Ell contra de la Resolution
del doctor Barbosa abandonaron La
Asamblea, la cual continue funcionan-
do sin el quorum legal hasta que un
asamblelsta protesto de clio, sancio-
nandose entonces una mocion de one
lcuarenta delegados, en- vez de los
ochenta que ell Reglamento senala, Sc
considerarfan quorum.
Sc procedi6 en- la Asamblea nom
brar el nuevo Comite Territorial del
partido republican,, reeligiendo pare
presidente don Manuel F. Rossy
Para Comisionado de Puerto Rico en-
Washington fue designado el Lcdo
don Juan B. Soto, de Aeuadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
Choque de autos

El automovil del doctor don Francis
co r. de Goenaga y uno de carga de los
seflores Sucesores de Font Hermanos
chocaron en- La calle de la Fortaleza, re-
sultando el del doctor Goenaga con un
tapa-lodo roto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-20
Cine Tres Banderas'

Para esta noche han preparado los
empresarios del popnlarisimo cine IN
programa esplendido Ofreeen dos es-
trenos: Bajo q yugo dc Ia passion en-
ocho parties; y Blusas Blancas en|
cinco.