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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05

rurglca a que fue precise some
tersele, Sc encuentra va mucho
mejor de la enfermedad que. ha
venido padeciendo, ell senor
Emilio Cortada, prestigioso ca
ballero de Ponce.
COMISIONADOS DE
JURADOS.
El Juez de la Corte de Distrito
de San Juan, Seccion 2a., por
resoluci6n de aver ha nombrado
Comisionados de jurados a los
caballeros siguientes:
Por San Juan, don Pic ANA
dor.
Por Bayam6n, don Angel Ces-
|tero.
Por Rio Piedras, don Antonio
|Godinez.
Dichos senores Sc reuniran
oportunamente, y elegiran dos
clentos jurados entire los contri-
buyentes del distrito, para for,
mar ell Panel, que ha de entender
en- las causas del proximo termi-
mo.
Creemos acertada la election
del Juez sehor Rossy.
CONATO DE INCENDIO.
Anoche, a las nueve POGO mas
9 menos, ocurri6 un conato de in
cendio en- ell Laboratorio Quimico
sito en- ell Arsenal, debido a ha-
berse infamado una 1ata que con-
ten1a fosforo crudo.
El fuego fu6 extinguido en- ell
|acto sin que hubiese que lamen-
tar mayores perdidas debido a
la oportuna intervention de los
bomberos y de algunos marinos
del "Algonquin." !"
UN CIOQUE.
A las dos de la madrugada de
hoy, en- la calle de la Fortaleza
esquina a San Justo ell autom6-
vii de pasajeros n1mero 1856,
guiado por Modesto Hernandez,
que no tiene plaza nj licencia de
chauffeur, choc6 con ell coche de
|alquiler n1mero veinticinco pro
piedad de don Jose Esteves, de
Puerta de TERRA, y guiado por ell
cochero Jose Garcia, resultando
ell coche con la lama, arneses y
faroles rotos, uno de los caballos
estropeados, ell cochero con va
rias contusiones y ell autom6vil
con ell gu1a y tapalodo doblados.
Hernandez fue denunciado Dor
ell guardia Daniel Rosario, Quien
10 acusa de ser culpable del cho-
que por llevar Ell automovil a
gran velocidad.
CABALLO SACRIFICADO.
Por orden del coronel Shan
ton, fu6 sacrifcado en- ell cemen-
terio de animales ell caballo como
|cido por "Clavel'', propiedad de
Ia policia.
Seg1n informe del veterinario
del Departamento de sanidad,
dicho animal estaba atacado de
muermo.
LAS CARRERAS DE AVER.
En- las careras de caballos ce-
lebradas aver en- ell Hip6dromo
de Santurce, resultaron vencedo-
res Atila, Villa, Favorita, Samu-
ray, Alerta Y Aviador.
PERECIO AHOGADA.
En- la playa de Puerto Real
perecio ahogada ell microbes Ill
timo la nina Fidelina Ruiz, de
aho y medic de edad.
DISPAROS SIN
RESJLTADO.
Ell individuo Juan Morales
acometi6 con un revolver, en- Ma
natl, q Sandalio Arroyo.
lie hizo cuatro disparos, pero
|ninguno 10 hirio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-05
Ell .SENOR CORTADA.

Despues de la operaci6n qui-
r1rgica a que fue precise some
tersele, Sc encuentra va mucho
mejor de la enfermedad que ha
venido padeciendo, ell senor
Emilio Cortada, prestigioso ca
ballerO de Ponce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
AVIATION BEFORE THE WORLD

Traditions are for q nation what habits are for am
individual man And just as the man lives largely by
lhe Iolce OF habit just each one OF us does automatic
ally many actions by habit and conforms 10 certain
moral standard which habit has formed and would feel
tal he was going wrong If he fell below that standard
because ne is accustomed to IT, SO nations feel hound IN
stand al the level OF their traditions
Rome l1ed by the sense that every Roman WINS .>
peGltd 70 keep To certain standard Of patriotism and
puhhe dut{ There famous tradition which olpbt n,
he remembered because IL Is characteristic of NM, I3
ROMANS and ought 70 be characteristic Of the citizens or
every free country: '''" '
The commonwealth Of Rome stands by Ms ,r,i,pt
banners and by the character of It's men
me Swiss are che most notable examples in tbe
mooeth world OF the same spirit With them Il tgkrs m,
tS''e particularly Of historic patriotism They rr,rrenr,
tue ieme OF their heroes They have worked his s,;r,
even INTO their domestic he The Svis, Whom asl ~
nv mas 1he rgh' to vote replies oNote Is mor. ,S,,
Inc man particularly IN our country. 4, AN e,or,,,i.
from the old ones WY W"'NhI
re other country has ever had such ,ow.c,. Il,
pN.ell@ prosperity and upon thc success of ,b I,i
''"'S 'h WofMng out our government v,l, gct %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
WHERE THE LABOR INCOME GOES

Commenting upon the price Of farm lands, the Salur-
day Evening Post remarks:
Farm lands in the last census period increased d
hundred and eighteen percent in value, "mle increasing
less than five percent in extent Total wealth. produced
on farms increased in the time eighty percen-due
largely to higher prices for farm products great part
of this total wealth Of course is consumed on the iam
so that whether farm income increased eighty percent Is
n question AT any rate the figures indicate that the
price Of farm lands not only kept abreast with increase
of farm income but rather ran ahead Of it,
In other words farming has absorbed and capitalized
the incomes Of the farmers which leads an Eastern
agricultural publication to draw the following con-
clusiOns
II is undeniably true that the solid advances in farm
land values opposed to values that frankly specu
atiye represent the stored-up labor Of the community
an increase Of value that is largely irrespective Of the
individual but which takes account Of the thrift of all
concerned
True this is but one phase Of the land and labor Ques
t0n-but it nevertheless does not lack in Importance
We all know the story young couple buy farm. They
run deeply into debt They hardscrabbIc along In TWEEN
" or thirty or forty years they find themselves on
hundreddoar land with the comforts Of life about Them
prosperous neghbors and plenty of their everyday
needs Yet in all the years they little real cash And
what they had went TO pay for machinery stock store
bills etc
How did prosperity come? BY hard work. thrift hon
esy neghborhood effort Ten per cent out has become
Tour per cent in The mortgages have disappeared on
are carried on an investment basis Life, once hard flows
pleasantly along
Did political agitation help? Perhaps Men who do
rot demand their rights usually do not get them Did
backbiting and pickering help? Not in all the wide
world, When all is said and done it was the days work
the neghhorho0d lrendliness the simple honesty of y
ing that gave value to the acres
80 the Post is at least partly right Year by year effort
has gone into the making Of homes rendncss has been
stored up the values Of church and social life have been
credited to the acres and the result Of il all degree of
wel.being the city man may well envy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
NORTH HOWELL

Mrs John Eirsch and children. of Mt.
Angel are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stamou. Mrs Kirsch 5 parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Hugir and Mr..
oui Mrs John Hugill attended the flu.
neral 1T Mrs Imloh at Fairfield last
Monday.
THE BAH game Sunday at Selah be
tween North Howell and Silvcrton was
won by Howell The score was 3 to (
Glody, Oddie is spending a week with
Mrs. Charles Eaglcsou, in Woodburn.
An all day meeting win be held at
the church next sunday, when Rev,
Jasper will have preaching services
morning afternoon and evening. A
basket dinner at noon. and all are in.
Nitcd TO be- present. Sunday viii be
the last day the meetings are held at
the ehIrrh-Gcryms Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Highway Engineer Cantine
Returns From Columbia Co.

Chief Deputy State Engineer Cantine
returned this morning from trip of in
.pection over Columbia county and
states that the work in this district is
proceeding rapidly. By August | Mr.
Cantine thinks it will be possible to
set a date as 10 the opening of the high
way 4 delegation consisting Of the
county courts Of Tillamook and Yam
bill counties met Mr.. Cantine this morn
ing TO submit the plans and specifica
tious for the proposed road from Dolph
70 Grand Ronde The contract for five
miles of this road from McAIinnville
to Tillamook has been let and Mr.. Can
tine Informed the delegation that the
plans met with his approval.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

Billy Sunday may well look to his laurels since base
ball preaching has made such popular hit Here is the
report Of a sermon preached last Sunday taken from
Portland paper "n the game of baseball the majority
get only part way home. Some are stranded at first
perish at second and die at third" said Rev
R. Elmer Smith pastor Of Sunnysde Methodist church.
in his sermon last night He took his text from Isaiah
22;l8 "He will turn and toss thee like ball. and his
subject was PLAY Ball" He applied the philosophy Of
the national game to the game of life and drew out the
analogy from strike one to the last decision Of the
Great Umpire. Eauestness, watchfulness and loyalty
were some of the qualities of the good ball player that he
said are needed in life" Only Billy Sundays baseball
English is lacking, and almost any preacher can acquire
that with little practice and by reading of popular cur
rent literature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council of the City of salem, Ore.
gon invites sealed bids for the making
OF an Improvement Of Seventeenth
street from the north line of STATE
street to the south line of Court street
lu the City Of Salem, Oregon. with q.
inch Portland cement concrete nave.
ment, tinch bitumiuous concrete pave.
mrot laspholuc concrete and bituiitbie
pavement in accordance with the plans
specifications and estimates on file in
l.n,e. lne otnce Of the City Recorder Of said
WY which are hereby referred to and
made o part OF this notice.
Said bids will be opened on or abopt
'he -od day Of August, 1915. AT or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

about 1880 o clock p. M, in open council
meeting in the City Hall in Salem, Ore.
gon. Each bid submitted must be ac.
companied by certified check equal in
amount to 10 per cent of the amount Of
the bid. The City reserves the right,
if it so desires and shall determine
hereafter, to construct the improvement
Of said street by and with the machin.
cry and equipment belonging to the
City of Salem, as provided by Ordinance
No. 1865. This notice is published for
five (5) successive days in a daily
newspaper in the City of Salem, Ore.
gon, the date of the first publication
being the 2lst day of July, 1915, and
the date of the last publication the
27th day of July, 1915.
CHAS. F. ELGIN,
july u City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

cessfu!y in spite of dangerous influences more than
upon the success Of any other country in the world the
future Of mankind depends.
We all Of us have moments in our lives when there
seem to rise up in us visions of what our own lives might
be if we we're able constantly to live at that standard to
which we are able sometimes to rise when our emotions
are finely touched 1t is such ideal as this that the
citizen Of the United States should now keep before him
He should hold the splendid vision Of the republic
not only prosperous but pure and example to the
world
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

Vice Admiral Leone Viale is Italian
minister Of marine. He succeeded
Vice Admiral Farayelli as chief Of
the Italian fleet on the latter's re-
tirement in April, 1912. During the
war with Turkey he was in command
Of the second squadron, and on the
occasion Of King Victor EmmanueIS
review Of the fleet at Naples in No,
vember, 1912, he was in chief com
mand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

hes the same old Terrible Teddy Yesterday Roose-
Ve heId up the railroad company at Los Angeles and
MADE lhe oicas annex another car to his train because
hc SGaS ne mad reserved had been sold Something like
uI mas happened to most of us some time or other and
we've always taken standing room or waited for the
next train Hats off to Teddyl -'' '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

once hoscusko was the most famous man ever n,o-
9uced by down-trodden Poland Now the Coyeeskies
nave nun beaten city bockn fact it is doubtful if
brush league nave "'"oe gooo IN a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

r4... ..... 'a JVsi hoW h. ,
t MBh Wsls. 4, rs,i
H.. u... That LcylGt.r.t
s t. tAe Welsh -.r.-.
a aai1aal ltf,a.s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

lne ADMINISTRATION promises soon to anno,nco o.
geln'Ie Mexican program If the Oregonan bas h,,"
uGy consulted 1t is more than likely comnieta Sort
vi 'oe 'eAaIous question has been arrived at '0O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

OsL,la has re-enered Mexico City, AS the local
tPolor puts IT, quite likely viii only be- oyin" yis;t Ut'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

The action Of the city park board in negectng Wilson
park excused the ground of lack of money and if it
is true there are no funds which may be devoted to such
purpose the council might to their rescue with an
appropriation Wilson park belongs to all the people and
they take pride in it, It's neglect DESTROYS the whole
effect Of the beautiful civic centre which has attracted
more attention and favorable comment from visitors than
anything else the city Of Salem possesses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

Here is a local news item from the Eugene Register
that ought to contain hint for Salem "Tbe Street
force busy identifying the city streets The grass and
weeds along the main highway of travel and out of the
cty and the high weeds and grass on the vacant lots will
be cut great many tourists are driving through the
sion Of the city"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

German naval officers from lhr visit
iug squadron wore boo Washington
he Wa. the lie aud soul ct HE i'm
promplu agolic- into which the Of
Ulcer. plunged with cNhilaratou.
Mls Wuecr viii not be- Princess
Christian ul llrr nud her husband
ulil mo- longer br known hy hi-
prurrl. title The arrangement of
the morgauatir marriages of Gcr.
many between princes of royal blood
aud women not royal. attended 10
hy the strict, legal procedure pro
trrlur the matrimonial status of the
wife ana uor children. are none Do,
lo,. strict BOO prohibiting lh" wife
from us-umiue thu title ol her hut
bands family and preventing her
from sharinr Boo biH Inherited tamil!
estates The title hy which M,
American bride and her royal bride
groom are 10 be- known win Voc pub
lishcd bN ru,ll decree aud hr de-
ridcd upon personally by lbr cmpcr
or
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

MIS- sorn MnER
tBY MISS SOPHIA NEYEE

trrddt afternoon az their home 40
roo Pierce street 60 enjoy one OF
che loyli,.t showers OF the season
which had tor Cos charming m>pirl-
ton The coming bride Miss Lillian
Elk'c Miss EaEle grew to woman
hood amidst the large cotcri, of
friends Nhu now gather To- -HuWrI
ben Eifh expressions uf their love
and esteem so O'Clock the ruesf-
assembled DOB The spacious rooms Of
the Duln home where pOUgd flow
,rs and other effective winter foliage
We're uieas.ue decorative feature
The guest of honor genial aud sWil
In. holG the place OF honor at
% convenient angle whore she could
view Der friends and enjoy 'hc ma
steal program arranged tor the
event First Miss Leila galloway,
easily one of the coming notable"
musicians 40 the Panhandle. gave %
beautiful Instrumental number which
received such hearty eucores that
She was forced 90 respond with 3uo.
her equally charming Then Miss
Gertrude Uuau whose clear. sweet
voice always please gave several
delightful selections Mrs Francis
. storm delighted her audience with
one OF her difficult and beautiful
piano number. followed hy several.
other. by request Mrs Frank ky.
burn told the ruurt~uiu of iHt bride
ANA groom Foo song poem witch
proved enc Ui tUr very attractive iea-
lures of the afternoon Mis- Allicuc
BraloItou sang tNo beautiful love
ou-s that told 'u, old. sweet story
au over agaIu ,tfrr tho program
. tho guests were invited to room
600 another part ot the house whore
q grC1 white Wcldiue bell hung
-peuIod from 'uo coiIiug a"d NM
/ dcrnpath which Miss EaElr Nas ass.
J cd 10 bee Gated white ribbon
Hus pulled sending -hoW'r ol
dainty packages down. dauglins from
/ the end OF white ribbons Shears
ere brought and thD guest of h0u-
or began the pleasant task of -uIp-
PING them loose 'o Inspect tho ron
tents There Vcr, too MANY for an
to Uo concealed iu the bell and e..
Door feet we're placed the rest And
such q display There we're the dain-
I to,t of hand embroidered towels,
I lace Table covers handkerchief with
lrur handmade tinted borders la.
bio linens dresser scars handmade
lingerie. APRONS ana uo, go say the
/ least of % beautiful. hHudmal" cont
/ fort tho substantial oiu of the hos.
! os-ps' grandmother. Mr. White. aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

Miss Elizabeth Reid Roger
daughter of Richard Reid Rogers ol
Washington. has just been inorganic
lically married to Prince christian
of phillippsthul- Bararh.Hid na.,. 20
nephew of k1iscr Nil'.Im The Irrn
mony was poriurmpI u Trinity
Church IN Berlin
The morganatic marriage rur
elimination OF a romano. beginning
TWO years ago Whom German
squadron visited American water.
Miss Rogers. Kentucky hguly
just out of her teen was living
with her father and mother 300 Wash
iugtou and was leader iu thr mUll
circle Of society girl with tuud
ness for athletics and fbu bachelor
of the diplomatic cOrp She was
the Youngest aud the TAR woman
fouccr In society, her upirr haVu'
won her conqucsts over those Of
some of the most AuDuWp'I sbDi wHs
culluc icucers In Washington SHE
was belle In her sect ud when l''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20
Gray Folks
GRAY. Faded, >trcnkch With tru'
Hair Darkcucd t,CnlN

Here's chance go tN the effect col.
a simple harmless preparation u.l
ed Q-Bun Hair color to.tur"r uu
your hair and scalp With 600 -W.
autcr ui q reliable dealer Ihat u
won't cost YOU one cent uuic Do
beautifully darkeu- your hair smp
Is apply Q BAN like @ shampoo 600
hair and scalp uu retiring 81.
though not q dye. Q-Bm act. uu OBJ,
hair roots so the grW disappear
and the hair Is beautifully larkeueI
.o evenly. naturally and thoroughly
tevou where the hair join. tH,
scalpl that mo- one can tul % ul.
been used I'm addition q HHu .Uu.
itching scalp and dauiruiI and
makes the hair thick. fluffy SOFT
lustrous. beautifully darn aud album
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

toast we're made tu tic bride first
bt Miss nIuau winch D. given Ia the
following
The Bride.
Love. be true To her Lie, hc dear
Co her
Health. stay close 90 her 10y dra"
near iu her.
Fortune rud what sou eau du Ton
her
Search your treasure house throueh
for her
Follow her TOO, .leps the Wide world
over
Ana keep her husband always bu
lover.
Then .u that hc may NOT irr. too
entirely lcft out ut the tysuti'i,.
Nis- Pink Jenkins toasted Mr. Mont
rom,ry Foo fh' following verse.
Lest We forget word lrl me say
short toast. or euingv. iI I MAY
To the hllt.forgoifpu set essential
groom
li,rc.s 20 dear old Monty
faldhpadod muE and thin
Though unusually nest and very
trim
a mile be- has for every one
The smdc by which his prize was
won
Monty th. crowd 40 wish ynu we'll
'itc OF happiness with YOU belle.
For the time being loi fhI- suffice
I'm finish the balance throwing rice
Mise katicray NcGro gave the fol
loVul afiDotioualc lime, 60 Miss
Eakle
4 wife. sweetheart. friend.
The magic trio that thrills us.
Npt one lone hut an combined
In one whose goodness lillH us.
\ sweetheart truly is sine mott
n not She surely should be-
8 oifa the import of lho word.
ls that which most eirls would Dee
\ friend tine highest type i- reached
IVA deed. 90 truth a friend is .hc
f, Whose praises We may sing,
So here 60 Lillian whom uo love
And pas from lip to iip
For soon Wc will be-
Giving the farewell Ns
For this rs her honeymoon trip
ON. of the many enjoyable ira.
I lures of the afternoon N1s q guess
ing contest, the questions being ans
Worod with names of pieces OF lurni
iuro To- be- us,I iu the uovlyvods
/ home For this Miss piuk Jenkins
, received one hundred Following 1r,
/ lho names Of those invited Mes
damc Gvyuuc q " Eahlr John
Ward Edith NcCariy ! S. Boa ley
/ Bishop. j. - nooIcy. Wood Ellison
loc Ware. 4 y Clst Edwards,
J y Freeman. Horace Cuuch G.. =
Elliott u G. ppklu Horace Rus
sen. Frank Ryburu y J. storm
Howard Trrr Davis Tudor aut
Nissc. Lillian Eaklc Bralcltou
! tlutchu-. Alic, Iaudorru, Kati,
Rae McGoo. Pink Jenkins Sophi'
Meyer. NUmo oliver Tolloc Pier
on. Bermcc Russell bella galloway
| Maud Lynch. E.teIIr Dotourscy, I'm
. Rhine DcCuursrN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

Idsul oBan IS not stick or messy.
but Is clean iiquld. Try II. DARK
en- hair when all else fails. ONLY
soc for biz 7-oz. bottle a. Randall
Dur Ga out OF town people sup
piled by mail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-20

SUNDAY Afternoon Miss Rouo Ben
ton was az home go O. number of her
friends who Called during the al
icrnuun for DELIGHTFULLY."- informal
visit About fifteen were present
and in keeping with the sabbath 4
quiet. plrl ant afternoon W1 pgu'