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Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
COCC|NS FOR REPRESENTATIVE

lpanv was an important factor in the
Irolitics of this state. During his term
an amendment to the constitution fol
Iwoman's suffrage was introduced, and
Ialso p measure known as the anti.
race {. ack bill, the latter for the pur-
pose Of preventing race track gam
bling. To both of these measures tbs
jSouthern Pacific machine" was Wig
orouslv opposed. The infamous race
track at Emeryville, Oakland, Cali
forn;a, furnished an immense revenue
for the Southern Pacific, hence the;l
opposition to any measure that would
interfere with the transportation oi
thousands of people daily to the EN-
eryvillc track. Senator Coggins made
it clear that he would support bott
of The above measures with all tho
strength at his command, and as re-
suit, the machine was powerful enough
at that time to defeat his renomina.
ton.
Undoubtedly one of the most i'm.
portaht features of legislation that
can oe introduced at the next legisla-
ture in behalf of this section is II
bill FOR completing the state highway
through Imperial county to the inter
state bridge at Yuma, Arizona. The
success of securing such an appropria
ton will largely depend on the enlist
ment of influential men in its behalf
With Republican governor and a
Republican legislature, Senator Cog
gins will be in a superior position tc
serve this county.
Senator Coggins has been an invest
or and tax payer on Valley invest
ment5 since 1908. He has lived in the
Valley continually for the past fou'
years. He is thoroughly familiar with
every phase and condition of our ag-
ricultaral and irrigation requirements
He IS a member of the state central
committee and also a member of the
executive board. He is man of hig!
standing and holds the esteem anC
friendship of influential citizens
throughout the entire state
judging from his statewide acquain-
tance and his intimate knowledge oi
our immediate needs, Senator Coggins
stands out as the most logical can
didate before the people in this as
sembiy distriet-Adv. g
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
Health and STRENGTH
Come From Eating the
Food of Health

You should never lose sight of the
Lgreat fact that your food should not
-only EOurish you, it should keep you
"ft" without the aid of medicine.
/ We cannot afford to tamper with
Natures food supplies. Nature knows
better than we do what our bodies re-
quire for health and strength. Then
why rob the whole wheat Of its most
nutritive properties?
What excuse is there for white
flour? Just for the sake of looks, we
remove the best part of the grain
the gluten. Nature intended that
bread should be made from whole
wheat, with nothing removed but the
chaff.
| There is prepared food, made from
whole wheat, which is not only an ex-
cellent substitute for bread, but also
takes the place of meat to great
extent.
This ready-to-serve food is called
"Force"-and it's fine, especially in
hot weather. If you want to start
right, and keep right throughout the
days, try "Force" for breakfast. Eaten
with fruit or berries, it beats bacon
and eggs all hollow. At all good gro
ICerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
Les Angeles Produce Exchange.

Los Angeles, Aug. 22.-Advances
were announced yesterday by Los An
geles wholesalers in the prices of sew
eral varieties of beans. Scarcity and
a heavy demand were the responsible
factors, according to merchants. Lady
Washingtons and pinks both ascended
to $5.T5 a cwt., navies went to $3.50
a cwt., and lentils were quoted at $40
q cw!.
The sweet potato supply was aug
mented yesterday by the arrival of the
seasons first car of Merced variety. 1t
was received by the Rivers Bros.
Wholesale Produce Company, which
offered it at pa cents a pound.
As predicted Thursday by the deal
ors, the prices Of Bellefleur apples de-
clined again yesterday, 3k, A and 413
tier containers being quoted respec-
lively at $1.10, $1@1.05 and 70@75
cents.
Secretary o. c. Pickrell of the Los
Angeles produce exchange recorded Tho
following receipts: Eggs, 176 cases;
butter, 30,720 pounds; cheese, 985C
pounds; onions, 3 sacks; beans, 24a
sacks; sweet potatoes, 314 sacks; ap-
Iples, o070 boxes; pears, 759 boxes.
Local ranch eggs (per dozen)-Se-
lected, 38c; candlcd, 36c; count
sac. California creamery butter (pei
pound)-Fresh extras, 28c; fresh firsts
cheddars, 2lc; Eastern twins, 18c;
Eastern long horns, 1914 @20c; Ore
gon triplets, 17A@18c; Swiss, inn
brick, 18c; limburger, 18@32c; North
ern, 15c; Edam, $3.50 crate.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22

Captain Decker of the Tennessee,
and Assistant Secretary of War
Breckenridge, photographed on deck
of the Tennessee just before she
sailed.
New York, Aug. 22.-"I'll light her
up like Coney Island" This was
Captain Davis reply to a question put
to him just before the cruiser Ten
'nessce, carrying $S,OOO,O0O in gold,
for Americans stranded in European
countries, departed for foreign waters.
The captain had been asked If he
would follow the example of the giant
liners which crossed the Atlantic with
lights out to avoid attracting atten-
ton. The only secret about the Ten
nessee's trip is her destination. She
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22

polling place at Justice Mayfield's
Iresiderce, 733 Main street.
Precinct No. 4-South of Main
stree5 between Fourth and Seventh
streets, polling place at the Olive
street grammar school, Fourth and
Olive.
Precinct No. South of Main
stree1 and east of Fourth street, poll
ing place at the office of the Valley
Lumber Company.
Ell Centre Outside West, polling
place at the Whsle school house.
Ell Centro Outside East, polling
place at the old John Norton place.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Hogs-Receipts
$4,000 head; slow; 10@15c lower; bull,
of sales, $8.85@920; light, $8.S5@935;
mixed, $8.35@935; heavy, S8.50@9.20;
rough, $8.5O@8.65; pigs, $7@8.75.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; dub
and weak; beevcs, $6.75@1O.6O; steers
l$6.30@9.40; stockers and feeders, $5,10
@8.10; cows and heifers, $3.60@5.20;
calves, $775@10.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; slow
and steady; sheep, $510@6.10; year
|lings, $6@7; lambs, $6.50@8.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
DESERTS RED son FOR FEDS

About to be passed up by the Boston
team, Second Baseman Steve Yerkes
has taken the bull by the horns and
jumped to the Pittsburg Federals.
Manager Carrigan of the Red SoX, re-
Gently asked for waivers of Yerkes'
services and practically all the other
major league teams had confirmed
Carrjgan's judgment by deciding to
have nothing to do with the second
sacker. Yerkes will receive more
money with the Pittsfeds than he had
been uaid in Boston.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
CHARGES AGAINST
LAJOIE UNFOUNDED
(By Frank G. Menke.)

| New York, Aug. 22.-There are few
fans in the country today who can
believe the charges brought by Can
agcr Joe Birmingham of the Maps, that
Larry Lajoie has laid down on him
that the great Frenchman has not
giveh the club the best that was il
him.
Those who know Lajoie personally
and those who know him only through
his accord as a ball player cannot
believe that Birmingham's charges are
founded on fact. For eighteen years
Laioie has been in big league baseball
and during all those years he has been
credit and an honor to the game.
For eighteen years not breath of
scandal has fiuttered about his name.
And now comes Birmingham, dis
gruntlod and angered because he Is
the leader of tail end team and at
itemptS to blacken the name of a man
who has done a hundred times more
for baseball than he ever has done Or
ever will do, and whose memory will
live and be cherished for decades after
Birmingham's has been forgotten.
Does Birmingham wish to get rid
of Lajoie because he fears that the
veteran second-baseman may supplant
/ him as manager? There are some
who feel that this might be the un-
deriving cause for Birmingham's
charges against the veteran. Several
months ago 4 report was current that
such charge would take place. Biz
Imingham is said to have contract
that still has two years to run, but
managers are not always retained for
the full length of their contract.
None of those who know the great
Frenchman intimately can believe for
.one moment that he would deliberate
ly plot against any man. LaJole
stacks up as man, clean and straight,
and one who had given the best that
is in him to his suepriors for eighteen
wears. Certain it seems that now,
in tn. twilight of his wonderful ca
reer, lie could not change his nature;
and he would not sully his name by
any quitting tactics.
Lajoic has not been hitting them
out this year. His batting has been
woefully weak. But there has been
nothing wrong with his fielding, moth
ing wrong with his throwing. He still
is, despite his 80 years, the most
graceful fielder III the game, and ne
| still ranks as one of the greatest de-
fensive players in the big leagues.
If Birmingham bases his charges
against Lajoie ON the fact that he isn't
hitting, it would seem that Lajoie is
: being treated unjustly. Lajoie has
been in a slump and batting slumps
come frequently in the careers of even
the most wonderful and most con-
sistenc sluggers. This isn't the first
batting slump that Lajoie has en-
counfcred. Back in 1907 and 1908 the
best he could do was .299 and .289.
The general verdict then was-"He's
through" Lajoie upset the dope by
coming back in 1909 with .324, with
.348 in 1910, 1865 in 1911, 1868 in 1912
and 535 in 1918.
This year Lajoie hasn't been able
| to hit them for better than about .223
! His grand average covering all the
| other years Of his career is 3.51-the
best average ever compiled by any
one 'ver such lengthy stretch. IT.:
] a wonderful record and one no doubt
that brought to Lajoie feeling OF
8 pride.
An average of .223 for this season
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22

Modern two-room Housekeeping
apartment. 658 Commercial.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
The Mines of
N E " a D A

produce about SSO.OOO.OO worth of gold
and silver every day. 1t is a great old
state and the opportunities for making
than ever before. We issue bi-weekly
for information of our clients, the
NEVADA MINING NEWS
which contains all the real news from
all Of the mines of the state all the
time, and points out now and then some
extraordinary money making oppor
tunities. Upon request we will mail
this publication to you regularly as
Issued for six months absolutely free
Write for 1t today and ask us for any
information you may desire about any
mine in Nevada. We know the state
from one end to the other and have
personal representatives in all import
ant camps.
THE d. S. JOHNSON COMPANY. E.
Mining Investments, Phelan Bldg.
San
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
TOday's News Today

The news you are reading in
these columns today you can get
in tomorrow mornings Los Ange-
les and San Diego papers when
they get here tomorrow night, or
in New York papers when they
get here a week from now, If you
prefer to read ancient history.
Nest people prefer the news when
it is news.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-22
O62S6.
NOTICE EHR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office at Los Angeles. Call August
II, 1914.
w. Conkling, of Ell Centre, California,
who, on May 81, 1914, made desert
entry No. 062S6. for Tract No. 1874
M eridian, has filed notice of intention to
make final proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
Clerk of the Superior Court, at El Cen
Itro, California, on the 29th day of Sep
tember, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles l.. Brown, BaYless Wilker,
Fred T. Harris and Chester ID. Bryan,
all of El Centre, California.
INON-COAL. -
JOHN ID. ROCHE
Register
The Press. Ell Centre, Cal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Una operacion

Contin1a mejorando de la dificil ope-
raci6n sufrida el dia seis del corriente,
Il joven Manuel Caloca, hijo de nuestro
.estimado amigo don Juan
4 loyen Caloca lie fue hecha la tre-
panaci6n para sacarle pus que tenia To-
calizado en- la base del craneo, conse-
cuencia de nm golpe que recibiera Ell un
accdente que le ocurri6 yendo caballo
hacc algunos meses, al ser cogido por
un autom0vil
La operaci6n ha sido afortunada y el
joven y distinguido pacente. presenta
los sintomas mas alentadores.
Deseamos verle pronto totalmente
restablecido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
CrOnicas de Bruselas
LOS JUICES Y FL AMOR

rubieS, y las papeletas de mis- joyas
empenadas on Londres en- Paris.
lo le ruego al senior Brule que acep-
te este recuerdo; que. entregue 4 mi
femme dc chambre' los vestidos. las
ropaS interiors;, las pieleS, etc, q. no
le ceda M un alfiler mi madre. que Sc
ha alegrado en todo tempo de mis- des
graclaS y que no ha tenido para mi sino
rasgo> dc carno interesado'.
La madrc de .Iulienne. no por el va
lor material de la herencia. que apenas
81 daba para pagar las dcudaS de la f.
NADIA. Sino dispuesta recabar su pres
tlgio dc madre acudi6 los tribunales
cn demanda de juSticia aegando que
aqucl testamento habia sido escrito bajo
la ntluencia dc la cocaina. Solo la CO.
calna. parcce que qulSo decirnos ell abO-
gado defenSor dc la demandante. pudo
habcr obcccado Il .IuIienne en- t6rminos
dc cometer tantaS locuras por un aman-
f. quc la deSprcciaba profundamente.
La coraina. la cocaina . Los iueces
callaron. y 81 abogado defcnsor de An
dra> }rult el abogado encargado de
fnaltcccr la memoria de la pobre victi-
ma del amor 81 limit6 eer eSta carta
que .Iuhcnne habia eScrito momcntos
ante, dc morir:
Amor. 81 no he sido dichoSa mas que
en los lnstanteS que te he tcnido mi
lado como he dc poder vivir sin II
Casi NADIA. un POGO dc affection me hui
blcra basiado. Greene, te 10 suplico.
No 10 be- qucrdo nadie mas que II. Y
silo rccucrdo los dichosisimcS momentoS
quc unto Il he paSado No 10 dudes
que es este nm instantc en- que no Sc
micntc. Que no hubera dado por be
Sartc aunquc no hubicse sido mas que
en tus manoS. ante> dc Separarme dc ii
para sicmprc Tc adore con toda mi
alma Yo no VIVA mas que para ii.
Pcrdonamc. Recutrdanc sin odio Is
lodo 10 que te pido.
\ los jueeeS q. oycron atentos y conmo7
yido> Ia lectura dc esta carta, parece
que. al pronunciarse en favor del de
mandado. quisieron dccirle los escep-
iicos
Bah la cocaina. la cocaina
Por que no Sc ha de poder amar asi to-
daviae
Arturo NERLET.
BruseaS Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Los gemelos del reves...

Nuestro colega La Voz de la Patria
Gle Alayagiiez public6 el sabado el 81
guiente suelto:
Segm noticias teIegraficas. reeibi
das por un amigo nuestro, parece que
Ell San Juan ha habido I'm ligero incen-
do Parece que han sido destruidos AL
gunos edificioS entire los cuales estan el
Casino Espanol, ell del BOLETIN
MERCANTIL, y la galerla fotografca
del senor Colorado de donde Sc nos dice
que surgi6 el incendio.
Como 40 estamos en- dia de Inocentes
no sabemos a que atribuir el suelto del
colega
Porque nj ell BOLETIN lIERCAN-
TIL, nj el Casino Espanol han ardido.
nj de haber ocurrido este 81 mismo dia
EN- que Sc quem6 la galeria Colorado. po
dria llamarse tamana confagraci6n
un ligero incendio
Con 10 que las llamas destruyeror
hay va mas que de sobra para Que no
SC olga del fuego del sabado cue fud un
ligero incendio. pero 81 las cuantiosas
p6rdidas sufridas fuesen agregarse
las del BOLETIN v el Casino Espaiiol
no era cosa de llamar'a ESQ. m coma
to de fuego
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Corte Supren1a

Tercer termino dc sesiones del ano
1914, que comenz6 el Is de Mayo y ter
NINA el . de JUNO. (Seis semanas.)
Senalamientos Civles Mes dc Junio.
1914 -.Iueyes Maritime y. .im6nez
ct al, sobrc nulidad De actuaciones &
inscripciones
Abogados Victor p Martinez y AZ
fredo Blasco Pagan
Vielnes 10 9-Cabassa y. Bravo: sobre
desahucio.
Abogados Francisco PARA Pasca-
sio Fajardo Cardona.
Martes % Toro v. Fajardo ct al,
sobre danos y perjuicios por conspira-
ci6n
Abogados pascasio Fajardo Cordona y
Esteban Ramirez Nada
EX Parte Acevedo v Aceyedo ct al,
sobre administration judicial
Abogados Juan Garcia Duc6s Rel
chard y Reichagd
AhercoleS 24.-Ab0Y VIDAL y tla. y
Ell Pueblo dc Puerto Rico; sobre danos
y perjuicios.
Abogados Frank Antonsant y Char
les f. Foote, Fiscal
Jueves SUCCESSION de Igaravidez ct
al v Rubert lIermanos ct al, sobre de
vouci6n de bienes legal fraudulenta-
mente rematados
Abogados. Rafael Lopez Landr6n "
Enrique Rinc6n y Alvarez Nava y Do
mfnguez y Jose l.. Pesquera.
Venes 26.-Le6n ct al v Colon ct
al, sobre injunction
Abogados: Juan Gregory Ramos y
Ricardo Agrait Aldea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
La llegsda de Moiasso

'omo estasa annnclado. lego esta
.aanans sau Iuan IA compania de
Giovanni Mola.,o a gran mimico que
slrne 49, haeer ANA ian brlllante tour
ure por los Esfados 'nidos y Cuba.
ia fufsemos 4 reprodueir una mini
ma parfe a. ruanio acerca De Fl ha pu-
b.ieado la prensa de esos paises, no
lendria espaeio sndeiente una edici6n
eniera del BOLETlN
Alolass0 es uua Ferdadera nofabili-
lad ee "a gtnefo. aa como Anita
kremser la geniilisima ariista coreo-
grihea que eiene precedida del mas al
rs cartel
Oira de las hgaras cnlminantes de la
eonpa6ia IS Mario Molasso que ha
heredado Jos falenios esetnicos de su
pfogenifor
~ + troupe yiena una serie dc
muierea de gran visualidad
III debui DE- la eompania esta anun-
eiado para \ yiernes ~ III progra-
'aa. los obras de 10 meior del reperto-
rio Amor DE- Apache" y La mimada
~ Paris.
Dads Ia reelame que Sc ha hecho de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09

Esa leycuda g. amor que rodea 4
ios ariisias no D. produce 4 usted cc-
los e. ha pnsaniado una rek sta ale
maths las '-,las.a- de varies aciorcs ct-
ishfe- s io.ias absoluiameuie todas
han nepondilo gue no.
na "a ellas ha anadido:
prlnrpio "a laoco de habcrno, ca
s4do ui mari,io recibla ianias cartas De
ieeiararlan que eoufi.>o que empect a
inifau8Hi.ixarne pero como i mcdida
que lam ii.miuuyendo graciaS que go
.ae enrarsae as abrirlas s. rontesiarlas
rpnu Hereciau mote que ui artisia
>' aesaleuiaba g perslia faculiades. com
Nrnileudo gae ezra "uH NAL necesa-
uD deeidi reanudaria- s. fa'ia dc
aHffniieas. F0 nlsma. ieda> los dias. le
rut ia hajo nombr-, >Hpue,ios. dos q
fne liIriss anor0>o>. famfo mas apa,io-
Hato, nanio qle cram para Il ) 20
llitH lu, esrribia >u yoz adquirl6
.n4 ,omoridad inusiiada a lila que
.ae .arias g. >l,s adniradora~ vcnian
aa- nfamadas fof la norhe oaniaba
.fao uunea
1,spue. .i, haiA.r lrido ,,to basiara
vi hrls u granite dc arena cn el pla-
t.p is las as.ilu,.on'.,. para qnc Ia ba-
.an1i $. inrl n,. ,lrl lado de ,sia ronclu-
4nn anarsa aqHellas pasioncs y aluc-
l.oe rrlos dreoradors H. otro ticmpo.
.u uuesirp ~islo e,lan muy aicnuados
ror si -.eefiielsmo ) "a posltiHsno lue
fofau rn n aire que r,spiramo, Va no
M ama romo -. amaba cniouce-
see harr murhos dias. lo, rrlbuual,>
a Paris fallaron un plciio ga que IA
ns'auria "ra rsio lo qie ,c di~.ulia
Julienur lharllcr una arr STA dc tea-
ifn .oten bonita. ~ ,uieid6 harc dos
a6os por amor .Iulienue c,iaba
.o-amrnle enamorada dr Andr., Brult
oiro arilsia roluo rlIa. s. no pu.lIendo
-oluriar lp. d,,slo- dr su auantc dcri.
lla poner an i pa, dias Ante, d. mo
ur r6mo una Ultima prlieba de -u rari.
ao hibo este fesiamcuio:
irg0 al ~.ior Andr,., BRIDE iodo lo
l..e iss.o Peg. apparieneni cuanto
eouileue la. alhaias. un rclol dc ORC cs-
naliaslo ANA pulsera de ORC, una bo-
qu'l'a A. plaiino ana ho.sa de orc dos
ra,adorrs de .ombreros. giarneeidos d
~ g. peflas > \ otro de brillantcs y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Don Francisco Brunei

Nuestro estimado amigo don Fran
cisco Brunct ha llegado aver a San
Juan, donde es tan merecidamente es-
timado.
FL senor Brunei nos ha cntregado IN
dollar, que cs la cuota acordada entire
nosotros, para la subscription on home
naje Perez Galdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Cine Tres Banderas'

Para esta noche ofrecen los senores
Portell y Garcia el estreno de la intere-
sante pelicula titnlada Nina sublime"
dividida en- seis parties.
Tambi6n Sc proyectard por primera
vez en- San Juan otra pelfcula de esas
que tienen aquf mucho pdblico Ma
tanza de Indios' en- seis parties
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
La huelga
de tabaqueros
UNA CARTA DEL GOBERNADOR

FL gobernador wager envio al Comite
Central de la huelga q la Porto Rican
American Tobacco cartas que dicen asi
San Juan s de JUNO de 1914
A los conferenciantes para el arrcglo
de la huelga de los tabaqueros.
Senores:
Cuando una ruptura de relaciones
entire representatives del capital y del
trabaJo perturba la vida industrial de
un pals, todo ciudadano que anhele ell
bien del pueblo, y especialmente aque-
Hos que ocupan puestos publicos de i'm
portancia, tienen el deber de realizar to-
da clase de esfuerzos para obtener un
areglo adecuado satisfactorio rapido.
de la controversial.
Una lucha de esta 1ndole. continuada
por largo tempo, causa graves perjui-
clos no solo las parties inmediatamente
interesadas sino tambien al pnblico en-
general. lmpulsado por ere sentimien-
to del deber, he solicitado 4 / ustedes. CO.
mo representatives de las parties envuel-
tas Ell esta huelga, q. Sc reunan en- confe-
rencia y que hagan una nueva tentatiya
para llegar i un convenio sobre los pun
toS que estan t0davia 4 discussion en-
vlo 4 ustedes ahora este breve mensaje
para eXpresarles. en- nombre de FL Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico especialmente en-
favor de las familias que estan EN- la ac-
tualidad sujetas tantos sufrimientos y
privaciOneS 4 callSa de esa lucha, e alto
aprecio que hago de la rapidez con que
ustedes han respondido mi petici6n de
que Sc reunan Otra vez en cOnferencia
Deseo tambien significar la viva espe-
rama que tengo de que cOntinuaran us
tedes las negociaciOnes empeZadas bajo
tan pr0Speros auspicios haSta que He
guen un convenio justo y beneticioso,
conVeniO que seguramente ha de eSta-
blecer mejores mas duraderas relacio-
nes entire los patronoS y los empleados
dc la industria tabacaIera de Puerto
Rico.
Les enylo mi calurosa felictaci0n por
cl progreso que va han obtenido las ne
gociaciones para el arreglo de la hlel-
Ua Y copffO on u11p inSnira1OS nor I'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Para ell Norte

FL ioyen don Isidro Ferrio muy es-
timado en- esta capital embarco mana
na pare New York, con obieto de per-
feccionarse EN- el arte de dorar metales.
indnstria que es aqui POGO conocida
Deseamos al simpatico viaiero una
feliz travesia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
FL Lcdo. AbeIla Baston

De regreso de los f. Unidos, donde ha
pasado una temporada de ano y medic,
esta de nuevo entire nosotros. el Licen-
ciado Abella Baston, quien damos
muy afectuosa bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09

rector de un periodico, y otro como re-
dactor y al final de ese tempo aquel
saliese sin IN centavo de su opulenta
direction, mientras que este i su som
bra conquistaba una modesto fortu-
na?..
], Coll Vidal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09

esta eXcclente compania, es de suponer
quc el pnbhco llenara el teatro la no.
cc del debut.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09

Como va digimos aver, las gestiones
del doctor wager han dado los resulta-
dos que eran de esperar y Sc estima
muy probable que los huelguistas y la
poderosa compania tabacalera lleguen 4
un Satisfactorio arreglo.