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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-29
BRITISH FLEET
PUTS OUT TO SEA

London. July 2s.-The British
fleet sailed today from Ports
mouth. England, for an unknown
destination. No information
could be obtained from naval
officers as to the war vessels
movement.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-29
SERVIAN CAPITAL
Being BONBARDED

st. Petersburg, July ga
Belgrade dispatch says the
Servian capital has been bonn
barded and the bridges over the
river have been blown up.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-29
WANT ADS

Are within the Reach OF
all and they Get Re-
suits.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-29
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and
Thursday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-11

ensayan esos pueblos transpirenaicos
que tanto nos admiran.
Pero esta lucha no sc logra sino /
camblo Gle penosas incidencias. La
venta por el mundo de las pistolas ha
producido TN ejemplar de eibarres tras-
humante, viajero- aventurero. digno de
la novela. Ell eibarres Marcia Dor 81
mundo con al seguridad ell individual
llsmo que siempre uso ell vascongado.
casi hostil 4 ninguna ayuda, g. cuando
menos, no reclamandola mucho Algu-
nos elbarreses han rodeado la terra en-
todos los sentidos varias veces. sin
darle a! suceso mucha importancia. En-
Elbar es frecuente OR hablar de Cali
fornla, del Japon de la Australia con
acento natural, como ell que emplean los
marlnos para nombrar sus viaies.
America no tiene secretos para ellos
Como tampoco los tienen esas naciones
fieras de los Balkanes. del Asia Menor
y ole Berberla, grandes compradoras de
Iarmas.
Tn eibarres en- Buenos Aires me di6
senclllamente la sintesis de este senti-
10 viaJero y caminador Venia enton
ces de Nueva York. y de Buenos Aires
debia airigirse a Turquia.
-Ha recorrido usted mucho mundo
lie manifesto.
81, mucho-me contest6-; pero
no vale la pena de asombrarse-agre-
20. 81 usted mira bien, ell mundo es
lmuy pcqueno.
Jose Ma. Salaverria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-11
Un telescopio
de 100 pulgadas

Dur2nte ocho amos los astronomers han
seguido con interes ansiedad los cons
tanteS esfuerzos hechos en- ell Observa-
torio Solar de Mount Wilson para la
construction de un reflector de 100 pull
gadas que sera, por de contado, Ell te-
lescopio mas grande del mundo Sc ha
logrado, al fin, 6xito complete en- tai
y, actualmente, Sc lleva a ca
DO, cor gran actividad, la construction
de la nontura y del edifcio requerido
Va Sc han puesto las bases de este la
plataforma del telescope esta casi lis
ia. Mide ella 20 por 45 pies en- la base
y tiene 33 pies de altura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-11
Metodo eficaz

Tn Ia6todo muy efcaz para Quitarle
la grasa el aceite a una maquina an
tes de pintarla. es el de frotar las su-
perfcics con cal apagada disuelta EN-
aqua y permitir que la souci6n perma-
Mecca en- elias por toda una noche Des
pues de este, Sc las lava y SEGA. La
pintura Sc adherira entonces. f5cil-
mente. Para guitar la grasa de la ma
dera Sc aplica Y deja en- las superGcies.
por mas cuantas horas. leche de cal co
mum. Sc las lava luego con aqua ca
liente Sc obtiene asf un correcta adj
hesi6n de la pintura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-11
La patria del revolver

Ell pueblo de Eibar, dentro de la at
mosfera espanola, es ell case mas allen
tador y desde luego mas curioso que
lpuede ofrecerse la atencion de un es-
lpiritu serio En- estos momentos abre
Elbar al p1blico un certamen una mo-
desta exposition de industrias guipuz-
lcoanas cuya modestia de proporciones
queda compensate con la consideration
de que la villa, que tanto Sc atreve,
no cueDta mucho mas de 10000 habi-
tantes. g Iseg -
Es curioso Y alentador ell ''caso' de
Ei5ar, porque Sc trata de un noble es-
fuerzo humane dirigido veneer innu-
merables obstaculos de naturaleza Y de
fatalidad Todo, en- efecto, sc concita
contra Eibar; NADIA lie favorece. Solo
sLSpone de una fuerza, que es ell instin-
to energico, inconsciente y como fatal
&c sus habitantes.
La Naturaleza no le ha otorgado
nlnguna merced; ell pueblo de Eibar.
hundido en- un barranco. asediado por
asperao montanas. incluso carece de
aquelia idilica belleza que suele ser tan
frecuerte en- los panoramas cantabri-
COS. NO posee tampoco, como otros
cehtros fabrics, la oportunidad de unas
mlnas cercanas; lie faltan poderosos
Saltos de aqua; ell cuanto al favor de
los Gobiernos, tanto nacionales como
provlnciales, es nuio muy apagado.
TodaVia tlene que veneer otra gran
resistencia este curioso pueblo. Y es
que su lndustria Sc circunscribe 4 la
produC zion de armas; pero no armas de
grueso caibre canon largo, que per
mtleran los contratos ofciales legales,
del Gobierno 0 de las naciones extran-
Jeras, sino armas cortas, armas ilega-
les y traudulentas, rev6lveres particu-
Iarmen3e, cuya venta esta vigilada al
detalle y cualquier incidente de policia
puede deSbaratar.
En- tales condolences. Eibar accesita
competir con los nuceos fabriIes del
eAtranjero; necesita sobrepasar ell ter
mlno d2 baratura de las armas belgas 8
yanquis, y tiene, en- fin, que vender sus
armas no va dentro de la naci6n al
propinauo amparo de una arancel pa
trl6tico > sino fuera del pals. precisa-
mente en- los mercados de mayor con
currenoia.
Porque Eibar por faItarle todo. ca
rece de una fuertc Y poderosa burgue-
sia que pudiera inhuir. como las de Viz
caya Y Catauna, Ell los lugares donde
Sc fraguan los aranceles. En- Eibar no
existen burgueses, los hay muy esca-
SOS. ksto, que para una mente socia-
lista serla un benefcio. para la reali-
dad dei pueblo Sc traduce en- un grave
lnconveniente. Porque una masa adj
nefada de cierta tradicion arraigo.
10 que primero produce es un espiritu
de continuidad, un ambiente de cultu-
ra y de direction un sentido response
bic de los destinos patrios y un cuerpo
de defcnsa Q de acci6n inhuyente.
Verdadera democracia fabril, el pue-
bio de Eibar labra sus armas como pue-
de y sabe, y las vende por el mundo
sin ayuda de nadie Son escasos los
grandes talleres. En- Eibar no Sc ven
Ienormes fabricas, atlas chimeneas no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-11

exlste aqui el aparato. teatral, y a su
manera vistoso, impresionante, de las
|comarcas industriales. Cada casa es
un taller cada vecino es un obrero VI
IN amo. conjuntamente. Este labra Gu
atas; q otro, canones; ell otro, gatillos.
Lo cferto es que de un sistema tan ex-
trallo Y POGO congruente surgen las ar
mas, tamblen es clerto que las armas
lse venGen miles. Parece incredible
lque nos hallemos en- Espafa. i. ST, es
clerto; ell slstema existe Ell alguna par
Ite. Los relojes de Suiza. los iuguetes
lde Nuremberg, Sc fabrican de este mo-
do individual y cooperative. Pero la
lcooperacion le los esfuerzos individual
les es, precisamente, ell nervio de la eli
Ivlllzaclon y 10 que envidiamos tanto al
eXtranjero He ahi que en- Espafa
exlste un ejemplo de cooperation in
IdEstrial Por ESQ empece diciendo que
ell case de Eibar es tan alentador.
En- Eibar existe algo que vale por to-
das las ayudas ofciales y que puede
veneer la resistencia de la Natrualeza.
lpor 10 mlsmo que ese algo proviene del
Icorazor de la propia Naturaleza Tie
he Eibar ell instinto, este lie saliva.
FL mstlnto, Ell este case mas que
nunca,, aparece investido de. IN aura
mlsteriosa. Parece un milagro. verda-
deramente. Porque 81 es verdad que
todo cantabrico, y particularmente la
zona vascongada posee una intima pro
pension industrial, en- Eibar todo esta-
ba preparado para cualquier otra cosa
menos para una industria considerable
~ menos todavia para la industrial de
las armas.
6Por que Sc hacen en- Eibar pisto-
las ! Nadie podria explicarIo con
mucha claridad Que EN- Sevila exis-
tan molinos de aceite, que en- Bilbao
Sc fundan objetos de acero, que en- Tru-
bia, 8 en otro lugar, Sc concluyan ca
nones 0 fusiles, es logico. Pero, logi-
lcamente, en- Eibar dcbian fabricarse al
lpargatas, bolnas, galletas, hasta vinos
lachampanados. Ell eibarr6s, sin en-
barge, fabrica pistolas Y no hay du-
da que sabe fabricarlas, puesto que las
|Vendo los eXtraniprOS
\ en- este asunto de la venta estriba
el mayor merito de los eibarreses. La
fabrication, por 81 sola, no nos ofrece-
ria m motive de asombro. Existen
Dor ah'. EN- la ancha Espana tantas co
marcas que fabrican panos, aceros ha-
rlnas, y luego de fabricarlos va no tie.
nen que apurarse mas, sino acogerse al
provide seno gubernativo iMentras
que el eibrres, en- seguida de concluir
su plstola sc encuentra con 81 grave
contllcto de tener que venderla. Aqui
no sc trata de protecciOnes nj arance-
les: hay que marchar lejos; hay que
lrodear Ell mundo en- busca de compra
dores. 81 la pistola es defciente y, so
bre todo, 81 es cara, se6mo recurrir al
Gobierno2 Los compradores extranos
examinan ell arma que les ofrece un bel
ga un yanqui, un espanol compran la
que mas les convene. En- tai caso el
eibarres tiene que aguzar sus facuta-
des. exprimir el negocio, tantear mil We
ces el mercado, rectifcar todos los dias.
Iaprender de la misma experienced. Es
la lucha verdadera, la lucha heroica. la
gran lucha industrial y comercial de
lnuestros tiempos La lucha en- que Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-11
UBRAS DE Ell CARIBE.

En- 81 Combate
Rosas de Passion.
Encuadernadas q $1.35 con franqneo.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
MAY TRY SULLIVAN FOR
R0SENTHAL Staying

NEW YORK. May % %. With
Charles Becker, convicted of the muir.
der OF Herman Rosenthal. safe in the
TOmbs awaiting sentence next Friday,
the stan OF District Attorney Whit
man today was reported hard at work
obtaining evidence on which Jack
Sullivan, Becker's star witness, may
be placed on trial as an active aid i'm
the gamblers staying. Whitman also
was declared to be on the trail of
members of Becker's "strong-arm
squad for alleged perjury.
Sullivan, though free. is still under
indictment for Rosenthal's murder.
Another angle OF the case, which
may prove sensational, was talked OF
today. Whitman. il is known.
wants" some big figures in the po-
lice force who are believed 10 have
proilted by Becker's graft operations
in the Tenderloin. IL was reported
ia police ciicles that Becker may
oher q make Q clean breast, involv.
ing these persons. # Whitman will
recommend that his sentence be com
muted to life imprisonment Neither
the district attorney Becker's law
yers. or Becker himself will discuss
this possibility. but the report per.
sists.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25

Here is a bright clever, captiyat-
ing, popular woman who believes that
il is finer TO be a factor in the sue
cessful career of her husband than to
have career all her own,
She is Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall.
who is said not to have been separat-
ed from her husband over "a hours
at one time in the last II years.
Il do not believe that any man can
rise to any very great height says
Mrs Marshall. "if the wife has great
or ambition for herself than for her
husband. And fof a woman to have
more sense than her hush | re-
gard as positive calamity. II is a
source OF continual disqualification
to me that | married man who is
cleyerer than I.
Although Mrs. Marshall makes
these public assertions, il is known
that there are few women in the
Washington circle whose brains are
any better polished than hers.
She is not a suffragist, for she be
lieyes feminine interests should cen
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
NEGRESS TELLS POLICE
BROTHERS SWINDLED HER

Mulcted OF every cent OF the money
TIA She received from the estate OF
her dead husband Nettie Dickson, %.
year-old Negress. who conducts a
rooming house at No. 2S4 Beaubien-
St, appealed 10 the police for redress,
Monday morning and on the strength
OF her story, Marion Kaigler. Negro.
"a years old, of Atlanta. Ga, is held
on charge Of larceny, and police are
seeking his brother on similar
charge
The young Negress told Lieut. Kin
ney that when her husband died, in
Augusta, last December, he left her
$500, and she had some diamonds and
watch
Marion Kaigler's brother induced
her TO come TO Detroit, she said. and
after purchasing the rooming house
with her money, borrowed" $500 and
her diamonds and watch and skipped,
Meanv lille. she said, Marion Raigler
had obtained $500 OF her money, and
was collecting all the rents from the
rooming house
She told Lieut.. Kinney that she was
left renniless. and went without food
for three days, Kaigler refusing to
allow her to leave the house or TO eat.
while she resisted his attempts 10
court her.
Patrolmen Smith and Bird arrested
Koigler. and the woman was temper.
arily cared for by the police.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
TRIES TO WRECK
BIG SAFE WITH
nail FULLER
Amateur "Yegg" Fails In Job In
Office of Illuminating
Engineer Co.
THIEVES AND THUGS
HAVE BUSY WEEK-E
Man Who Leaves Trousers Near
Window Is Sorry To Tune
of $500

Somebody with more ambition than
sense tried to wreck big safe in the
Illuminating Engineering Co. offices,
No. II Washington.blyd., Sunday al
ternoon, using "a packing case opener,
or nail puller, as a tool,
Detective Joe" Kolb tersely re-
marked that some nut will yet try
to crack safe with a nutpiek."
Burglars broke a rear door OF A.
Brodie's iewelry store, No. 442 Hast
ngsst.. early Sunday morning, and
escaped with variety OF loot rang
ing from baby rings to diamonds. and
valued at $500
Mrs. ~ Wohlfelder, OF No 76 ha.
zelwood-aye,. reported 10 the police,
Sunday night. that some time last
"Wednesday four diamond rings, val.
ued al $500, We're either lost or sto-
len from her automobile.
Harry Ungerleider. OF No $50
Farnsworth-aye, left his trousers, con
tanning $400, on chair near an open
window when he retired Saturday
night, and the trousers and money
we're both missing when he awoke
Police later found the trousers in
the back yard, but the money and a
gold watch were missing.
Dcne Posle. of No. S39 Fort-st. east
was held up by bandit who was not
avaricious.
I've got only 10 cents said Posle,
and the bandit said that would do
and took it,
David Mann, OF Pennington, report.
ed that three men knocked him down
and robbed him OF S2S, at Cass and
Michiganaves.
j. +. Robson, OF bennington. Ont,
says he was held up and robbed OF
SAC and watch
Thieves who broke the rear door
OF Ben +. Glines saloon at No 725
Woodward-ave., early Sunday morn
ing, obtained nearly $500 from the
cash register The police arrested
Roy Gaut, working in an adjoining
restaurant, on suspicion
, The Berean Baptist church. Russell
and Rowena-sts.. was broken into
Saturday night. and plundered OF y
Italian bibles. Is Italian hymn books
and nearly 200 English library books
valued at SEQ
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25

ter at home. Yet she is 50 broad IN
her view OF woman's sphere as To say
1t encompasses the whole world.
Mrs. Marshall was the only one or
the wives OF the six national candi-
dates who went campaigning prior TO
the last presidential election. And
she went because her husband went,
Her main purpose was TO attend TO
such motherly duties as seeing that
her hubby wore his oyercoat or that
he didn't get his feet wet But Incl
dentally she made lots OF votes for
him by her perennial good nature and
pleasantly.
Mrs Marshall has made close TO
900 calls since she has been in the
capital city. Contrary to many WON
en- who are obliged TO keep up the
system OF etiquet necessary TO otti-
cial life, she thinks the business OF
calling not a bore at all
If we women must give up some
thing" she says, "let ii be two or
three teas an afternoon, not our calls
believe in calling. II leads TO feel
ing
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
Proof.

Arc they wealthy?
They gave their baby an auto tire
to cut his teeth on.-Judge.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
BIG N. Y. STORES
TO CLOSE ALL
DAY SATURDAYS
Thousands of Employees to Bene-
fit by Policy Instituted by
Wanamaker's
BELIEVE PLAN WILL
SHOW CASH PROFITS
First Loss Expected to be OFF
set by Increased Efficiency of
of Sales Force

NEW YORK, May 25.-Thousands
on thousands OF New Yorks suop
girls and clerks viii have such a
summer this year as never before,
through Saturday closing and short
hours plan to be put into effect June
IS by several OF the biggest stores OF
the metropolis. following the plan re-
Gently announced by the Wannamak-
er stores in Philadelphia and this
city.
John Wannamaker's, Altman S,
LORD a. Taylor's, and, IL is understood,
McCreery's, and other great estaO'
lishments will close entirely on sat
urdays for at least two months. BE.
sides this some OF the great empo-
RUINS will open their doors at
o'clock every morning during the
summer, and will close at 5.
None OF the big stores will reduce
the wages OF their employees. Neither
will the new policy in any way AFFECT
the usual vacations, which. according
to term of service. will range to a
maximum OF two weeks
Until the public accustoms itself
TO the change" said an official OF
Wanamaker's stores, the stores
which plan this innovation will face
A definite loss When the public un-
ierstands-and. we hope, appreciates
what We are trying TO do, We feel
that loss will cease. As matter OF
lact, We believe the plan ultimately
viii show cash profit There is no
doubt that the efficiency OF our EN-
ployes viii be greatly increased. we
believe they will be pleased with the
efforts in their behalf made by this
and other stores We believe also
that an impression will be created on
the public mind which will bear
frutt "
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
JUDGE DONOVAN in
CONSPIRACY suit
Woman Asks Court to Compel
Him to Make Accounting of
Sale of Her Property

Joseph w Donovan, former judge
Of the circuit court, is accused. with
lthers of conspiracy TO defraud" in
4 suit on trial, Monday, before Judge
Collingwood. The action is brought
,y Mrs. Allie NJ. Broadwell, former
owner of the Colonial apartments at
I.afayette-ave. east and Parker-aye.
According TO the testimony of Mira.
Brr adwell. she engaged Judge Dono-
van as counsel at $50 month TO
handle her legal affairs AT that
Tine she owned the Colonial apart
,lents, valued at 100000. She claims
that. actins under the advice or her
attorney. she sold them for SlO,OOO
IN cash and 30 shares in the STAFFORD
Manufacturing Co. the shares being
lneged TO be work. $4,000. S29,-
600 mortgage was held over the prop
erty.
Ii Is alleged that the STOCK was pur'
chased from John Field, vice-presi-
dent Of the concern at the time. 1t Is
f1riher alleged that following dis
agreement between Field and stat
ford. the former was deposed as vice
president and general manager OF the
concern anu llldA the otO'h p'AN'A
hy Mrs. Broadwell was the stock held
by him.
The woman claims that Judge Don
ovan collected in all $4,000 and has
never made an accounting or the
transaction. She asks in a suit hled
against Field. Donovan, Hazel It'd
man, step-daughter OF Field. and 9TH
ors. that he make such an account
ing. and, also. that the stock be TAX
en- back and the Colonial apartments
returned to her. She charges that
the defendants entered into a con-
splracy 10 secure her money and did
not give proper return for her in
yestments. The case opened. Mon
day morning and at noon was still on.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
ACCUSES FISH DEALER
OF VIOLATION OF LAW

Game Warden Charles Daniel
stroled into the Deiray FISH store OF
Robert ID. Sloate, Saturday, and asked
The clerk in charge to show him such
fresh fish. The clerk said he had
some fine live fish in the tank.
Daniel found three nice bass, which
he purchased for / 3 cents a pound.
Now you want to be careful taking
them home" said the clerk The
law is very strict on those fish.
Then Daniel introduced himself
He says the clerk slashed his wrist
with razor that afternoon.
Daniel swore out warrant against
Sloate. the proprietor of the store,
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
E. j WOOD, FORMER MOOSE,
BACK IN G.. o. p. FOLD

State Rep. Emory J. Wood. of Jack
SON one OF the National Progressive
members OF the Legislature, has an.
nounced his return TO the Republican
party, In letter to Mai William r,
Oates, state fish and game warden.
II believe fully so per cent of those
OF us who formed the National Pro-
gressive party came from the Repub-
lican ranks. and are today and al.
ways have been Republicans in prin.
ciple," writes Mr. Wood. Our work
as Progressives is over, and as good
citizens, we should begin to repair
the damage necessarily done, and join
with our old comrades in re-establish-
ing those beloved principles OF gov
eminent of Abraham Lincoln
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
Eirat Hat vlotlm

Richard Thebault 81 years old Of
No. SIS Fairview-ave., is the season $
first victim OF heat prostration. He
was overcome at the foot OF Lilli
bridge-ave. Monday morning lie
was taken TO his home in police
aut\
The body of a man about IS years
old. vas taken from the river at the
foot OF Woodward.ave. Sunday morn
ing. Coroner Burgess believes that Il
was In the water about a month. No
identification OF the body could be
obtained.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
SUICIDE
NOW VIOLENTLY INSANE

Elijah Campbell, former hotel clerk.
who leaped from the second deck OF
the Steamer Pleasure of the foot OF
Orleana-st., few days ago. but was
rescued by deckhand on the Steam.
er Seesndbe, became violently insane
in his home, Sunday night. and was
transferred TO the detention ward i'm
20 Co headquarters. pending his re-
moval TO the asylum at Eloise. Camp
bell has wife and six children. the
eldest l3 years OF age, and the young.
est babe of three months.
His rawlings terrified his wife who
called in the authorities. and had him
placed under restraint.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25
PAIR OF PICKPOCKETS
PAY FINES OF $50 EACH

Abraham Lewis. alias Wagner, a
pickpocket with a long record, and
Frank Bruno, his stall" or confed-
crate. who jostles the unwary citizen
while the pickpoeket does his work
were each fined $50 withNsix months
as the alternative, when, they were
convicted under the lettering" ordi-
nance in Judge Connolly's court.
Monday
Both said that they had Just ar
rived in Detroit. and had walked
clear down town from the outskirts.
20 avoid the police spoilers" who
might be watching interurban cars.
only 10 be nabbed by Detective Gold
on as soon as they hit Woodward
ave.
Bruno paid both fines with a new
500 bill
The Detroit times., 1914-05-25

Decoration Day, Str. city Of CIeyeIana
and 50 10 Buffalo, $3.50 Niagara Falls.
round trip via H. e. e Line. Saturday
Nav 30 There's "A bargain combina
beautiful boat in action Miles OF
promenade decks and refreshing lake
breezes- MakeNonr reservation today
ADV.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-03-18
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