davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
Thousands Visit Portland.

Portland, Or, July 12.--It seemed as
though all the Shriners in the world
Sundayed in Portland, but they con.
tinued to pour in today, The red fezzed
hords is en- route to Seattle where the
annual conclave is being held this
week.
As soon as a special train halted, the
mobiles and their ladies' were taken in
tow by members of the Al Kader TEN.
pie, Portland and whisked away on
sightseeing tours which included auto.
mobile rides up the Columbia highway
and return by steamer.
OF course the bountful "eats' were
not overlooked
The Al kader bunch had played lis
entire repertoir about II times in meet
ing the arriving Shriners specials but
the "tooting' showed no diminuition
in vigor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

Gunderson, b, J, Snvold. G, A. Ben.
son contributed $40 yards Of gravel
The work done by the crew is about
one mile west of Silvertou through Il
low wet place which has been graded
up and grOvelcd with six inches Of
creek gravel and surfaced with four
inches Of fine Sulcm gravel screened
and waShed) and we believe this stretch
Of road will be good when well packed.
We are led TO believe that the big land
owners, capitalists, money men and
others in the district who have not vet
contributed their share in work viii
pay the equivalent in cash for good
ronds. Let the good work go on, We
are bound to get good roads here and
the sooner we get them the sooner we
derive benefits from them. Next year
this district plans to construct mile
of permanent road and it can be done.
The worst is over, the low places are
fixed and the rest Of the way hos a
good grade, so all that it takes is the
gravcl-Silycrton Appeal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
Reads Magazine As
She Rides HydrOplane

Seattle, Wash, July l2-Flying on
her twenty.first trip and SO accustom.
ed to travelling through the air that she
read a magazine throughout the journey
Miss Ruth Rutledge, 81, fitted 70 Sc.
attic from Everett, 30 miles, in 90 min.
utes Sunday with Aviator Maroncy, in
his hydroplonc, arriving ON Lake Wash.
ington at l2:l6 p. m, after rising 5000
feet over the city. Maroncy who eas
some time ago made official flyer Of
Montana by the Legislature of that
state, following sensational flight in o
storm, win fly daily here during Shrine
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
LATEST METHODS Of
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
CANNING TO Be SHOWN
Demonstration Car viii Be In
Salem Wednesday After
noon and Evening

The demonstration ear of the 5. p.
company which is operated in coniuuc.
tion with the extension service OF D. 4.
c., to show the latest methods of can.
ming fruit and vegetables will spend
one week in Marion county.
Demonstrations will be given in Sa
lem on Wednesday the l4th inst. at
2:30 in the afternoon and s O'Clock
in the evening. The afternoon demon,
stration viii cover the subject Of home.
canning on the farm and the evening
demonstration, homecoming in the
city. The object On ans arrangement
is to give people residing in the country
an opportunity to attend in the after.
noon, and the people of Salem in the
evening.
The southern Pacific company has as.
signed baggage ear and a passenger
coach for the demonstrations and in.
knowledge of improved methods of can.
ming for home consumption and for
tructions in the homecoming of fruits
and vegetables, also meats, with the
object Of bringing about II better
market anu cncOuluSluS lUc lFOillNnlo
use of surplus fruits and vegetables, an
immense amount Of which is now per,
mitted to 60 to waste.
Prof. f. /, Griffin of the extension
service of the o. A. c. win he in charge
of the ear and conduct demonstration,
aud lectures The operation of dem
onstration ear devoted to this particular
subject, is something new, and with
the assistance of your club and the
press, we look forward to heavy at
tendance of persons who are interested
in canning.
The baggage ear will carry an cxhib
it of all modern appliances used il
bome.canning, including five ypes OF
canning outfits, various types of tn
and glass containers, complete soldering
outfit, charts illustrating various phases
of this work, etc. The cars will cove
the greater portion Of the Willomett,
valley during an elevcndoy period,
The following is the itinerary Of tn,
ear;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
Southern Pacific Makes
Weekend Valley Rates

The Southern Pacific company has
filed % new schedule with The public
service commission announcing regular
weekend special rates fof aIl points 0n
The main line between Cottage Grove
aul Portland and 0n an branch lines
aud divisions iu the willamette Val.
ley by which patrons Will be able to
travel between a1y two points OF ihe
system covered by the schedule Tor one
and one.thiri regular fare for the round
trip. The new schedule N weekend
rates went into effect last Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

me continually. l
tried doctors and all
kinds of medicine
for several years
but was not cured
until | took Lydia E.
Pinkham's S Vegeta-
bic Compound. l
hope my testimonial
will help other suf-
fering WON en- to
try your wonderful
medicine, Mrs,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
CITY HALL NEWS
Il 4 x 4 X x x X X Il 4 4 Il

Eigat cases were called in police
s5urt this morning before Acting Re
cordcr Harry Elgn who is serving as
police judge during the absence Of Re.
cordcr Charles T. Elsn, who is now
taking his vacation
Albert Smith paid $40 fine fog
speeding and Fred Steiner, who was
also charged With violating o traffic
ordinance in cutting corners appeared
later after o warrant was issued for
his arrest upon ms failure 60 appear as
cited. Steiner case will be- called 90.
morrow morning.
William Tarpy was arrested Satur
day night on O. charge Of being In.
toxicntcd Tafp.y spent the night IN
Jail and was released Sunday morning.
He blended guilty this morning and
paid q fine ot ,ln
An Italian giving a name that sound
ed something lEe Tony Umbrella wus
arrested lnst night and pleaded guilty
this morning 20 % cnurg~ Of being
drunk He Ras given five days in inil
or $40 fine ile paid his fine and
was released
G. v. Ralt0n Ldwnrt II. EdmUnlson
and J.. W. Williams were ull cited Go
appear tbI. morning 10 answer to
charge, ol riding bicycle 90 the nl.
walk The hearing Of williams crsr
win bc Jurr 2- The other two caaes
were continued
Walter g. Tu was arrested satur
dav night by officer Jnck white ua
% charge COY having the side door 90 thr
pool and Li.ad room nt 1896 Stnio
street open T..le stated That hr
would contest OH. eutc and desired o.
jury tual in Obj. natter and the olfr
viii bc ,at fgr hearing ot later
date
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

accompanied by the flagship Stewart,
Paul Jones, Perry, Prcble aud Truxton,
after they have taken coal here They
are due to arrive from San Francisco
next sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

Sleigeyo Muira, one Of the most
beautiful girls in Japan, will enter
Mount Holyoke college this fall and
take four years. course. She is
spending the summer with Mrs.
Helen Gould Shepard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
FIOtilla To Cruise
Along Alaskan Coast

Bremerton, Wash, July IA cruise
along the Alaskan coast will be made
by the torpedo boat destroyer flotilu,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

Independence, Monday, July H., 1000 Il
Monmouth, Monday, July II %. 2;0O p
Albany, Tuesday, July 10 ..,..lO;OO u
jefferson, Tuesday, July l3 ... 2;OO p
Geryois, Tuesday, July 10 ..,.. 500 II
Gervais, Wednesday, July If. ., $500 Il
Turner, Wednesday, July Ii r.1lj50 n
Salem, Wednesday, July II Gee. 2'3O p
Salem, Wednesday, July IA .., 500 ?
Silverton, Thursday, July 10 .lliO0 u
Mt. Angel, Thursdny, July 10 o. 2;3O ?
Mt, Angel, Thursday, July 10 o, 500 4
Candy, Friday, July l6 ...,., $3.50 a
Molalla, Friday July l6 ..,.,ll300 a
Hubbard, Friday, July 10 .,,,. $3.50 =
Aurora, Friday, July 10 NAM. 500 p
Aurora, saturday, July II ..,. S'OO0
Woodburn, Saturday, July II q, 1880 p
Macleay, saturday. July II .,.. $500 p
Aumsyille, Monday July 10 ,.., liOO p
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

TRY A JOURNAL CLASSIFIED AID
THEY ARE BUSINESS GETTERS--
ONE CENT A WORD.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
WOMAN WANTS
TO help OTHERS
cling HowLydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Miami, Okla. -"I had a fem 9
trouble and weakness that annoyed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

A cent a word TUiI tell your
story in the Journal NelD Today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
WOMEN
Love This Magazine
Come IN on iUrlfe 10 sec a sample COPY

NoWe W ~ DVih 70 SOC q AuWpf copy
McCALLS is the Fashion Authority and
Housekeeping Helper Of more women than
any other magazine in the world Al the
latest styles every month; also delightful
stories that entertain and special dcpart-
menis in cooking home drcssmakng, fancy
work etc, that tighten housrwork and save
money INGALLS, has been family
iayortc for forty-fyc years. It Is the
magazine that satisfies.
Mn l.T D ,ab,efibsf Of Tsmple o., vrit,n
You may luf n.y. name on me li,l with those
who uurk N.thil'n MAGAZINE n Yont
fHIrf a. much aH no cents year. zoe tyrfy ono
iu ih, hnHY so uaHy lfrily fashions a1I .1
mllh good i,si.Hg ! ,an hardy aat 90 sec IT,
- Don't Miss This Offer
Write Or coll Si ne Office of&h paper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
MAJESTIC.

For today THE Crooked Path" a
Broadway Fayorite production. is the
feature attraction at the Majestic. OF
considerable importance is the an
nounCement Of a return booking ON
two Of the most notable feature Of
ferinGs ever seen here. Tuesday q
return engagement of Theda Bara,
the famous vampire" actress in her
greatest success, "A Fool There Was"
and Wednesday, Mine. Olga PetroVa,
in The Heart of a Painted Woman
For a long time the management has
tried to obtain bookings on these two
glorious productions and it is with
much satisfaction that the announce
ment of early showing is made.
Tomorrow, George W. Lederer pre-
sents a sumptuOus perturbation OF
Ethel Barrymore's great success,
sunday" with the beautiful Broad
way star Refine Davis, in the leading
role.
There are some mighty big feature
attractions coming to the Majestic.
and lovers of the photoplay will do
we'll to watch these announcements
and keep posted. Annette Kellerman
is at present engaged In making an
elaborate aquatic picture which will
be released by William Fox. 1t will
be shown at the Majestic for the first
time in Oklahoma, William Fayer-
sham will be seem here this month in
The Right f-Way"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
M'LOUGHLIN WINS
FROM BOSTON MAN

BOSTON, Aug. 6.-Maurlce +. Nc
LOughlin of San Francisco today de-
feated r. Norris Williams III of this
city, the national lawn tennis cham
pion, In the challenge match Of the
LOngwOod singles. the oldest tennis
tournament under club auspices in the
United States. The score was G-3, 6-3,
2-G, 6-2. The victory gave McLough-
lin permanent possession of the Long
wood bowl, he having won it twice be-
fore.
Except in one set Mclaughlin was
master Of nearly every situation. Will
liams' method at the outset was to
rush his opponent so that the CAL
ifornian would be unable to get open
ings, but the latter's defense was so
tight that Williams soon had to fall
back on his own defense.
No important tennis match prob
ably was ever played under worse con-
ditions Of weather and turf. A light
rain fell during the afternoon and the
players often sprawled on thee grass,
so insecure was the footing. MCLough-
Inns terrific forehand drives from
back court were largely responsible
for his victory.
1t was the first time that the play
ers had met since the national cham
piOnship tournament at Newport a
year ago, when Williams won the
title from the Californian.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
WONDERLAND

This is the farewell appearance Of
the Orpheum Musical Comedy COM
pany, and as a special offering, sew
eral brand-new Stunts will form u
feature OF the bill. The best program
Of the entire week has been reserved
for the last and Wonderland patrons
today and this evening will be well
repaid for the extra effort it will take
to get a seat for this popular show
house is sure going to be crowded to
the doors.
Those who saw Ruby Darby when
she appeared at the Wonderland q
few weeks ago, will hail with delight
the news that she and her popular
Golden Gate Girls will play a return
engagement for 4 week. commencing
tomorrow. A complete new roper
toire of new bills will be presented
together with new verses to Miss
Darbys famous Memphis Blues"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SARATOGA RACE ENTRIES.


FIRST RACE Selling. six furlongs:
Forecast 93 Santo 95, Sarsauet 81. Dinah
DO lUi HBch Thorne lO2. Brian Boru 1903.
GB''op JOS. Safurms log.
SECOND RACE -Steeple, mile. knight
Of Msf,t 1885, Indian Arrow l3j. Weldshlp
lao. Cabaret I4J. Lysaudrr l65
THIRD RNCE-SN furlongs: Marse
Henry no Col Nennie no Bromo 10.
Sir Vivian no. Hands on 10 Jacoba
Achievement l19. Friar Rock l1g. George
Smith 122 Busc l2T
FOURTH RACE-Mjlc and oue-quarter:
Lady Rotha loo Pam Maid log. Stirup i2l.
Iron Duke II l2I. Trial by Jury l21. Sara
toga i2l
FIFTH RACE Mile Rcybourn 100 Coy
Lad i0j. one Step los. Harry shaw it2.
SIXTH RACE-Seiling five and one half
furlongs Southern star 100 Helen Marie
100. Dr Gremer lO4. lliaria l0I. Import
ance 1Oi. Belle Of the Kitchen iO5 Broom
straw iO7. Tralee i07. Blackbeauty iOT.
Harry Gardner lOg Sevillau i0a Disturher
ia. seryiA li2, Wsyfarer ii2. Tribolo 1i2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
Denver Man Flashes Down
22O Track in Phenomenal
Time of u Seconds.
SENIOR EVENTS TODAY
f. Sloman Equals Worlds
Record of II Seconds in
the 40 Yard Dash.

CAN rp6NcIsCO Ann Sonsa-
a.,
uonaI performances h'orNe" 'ne
Junior national championships OF the
an" . ~ ci ,ji,, tnda,
,. ,t' ',,,,'', I'M nn,,a ~
~ othIatos y,iII hn crodited Win the
ft,,,,r,,I o., ,,,ado
80 49, 49, ,I.i,g ,ocord ,,,,, oouo1Iod
y t,,',' ,,,,l,,,,, ,,,hiIn .i, ,ationaI
G,'u t..,,i O." ,,o'rJ,, ,,n,,t nv tha
iLaard iu.I"5 ~ tno 5N'rord dagb p IL
NIopuido ~ tho beny.n, Atbintic Ohm
si,,.ii,iG s,,.,, a., tr.,l. ~, No nho,
,,,,,n,,aI ti,,n nf 81 sornnds fIat bnaf-
iU,''t,,o' ,ho fnr,or Sc'',r W. ,,nrld,s roc"rd ~
ihE lIe FORMER "o''u 'e'o'" VI
,r, S'Io,'',' .t.,,,i,,,, ,,,orld,, rooord
% NE IY3l5 .5 ,'iu',i7 T7 "o' ao,,,,liod i,,
r., T., SH, S''r s ~ GI,,,,rio cI,,h ~ SaT
i,...,,',i',, ,,,tm ~ ,,,npt no distonco
j.. - .oa,,,a..
III M, 2,Iv''U' :,t ,ti,,,,t ~ ,.o,,,,rl,,
llr Jw,i'o' J ,,a a.,
"IuNvIl Mcle ~ ny ~ NSiu N,I',S u'oi' 9 US
St ou9 'nlo% az %iS I,ra,,, ana ~ %
StvP 9od 5 ",.I Ju!tP >" ''''' '''''" GU" E'0
"iu llul u'Ss' ,.. o.,
ne NY leSIins po''l,- W ,i,''''S i''i-
'9it it(u NIl. -, l"0 ,I,o ,T,to @ ,il5 ,,i 90
-, ny lhPlt W. ''" "'.N'9Co
Chlcaso AIulGtlG "SSoJlaIlon LOS LOS
AIseleS @ AtnleIC cIup Il. a.; ouIs
Mch > uS "n%SiunL EV" Cllo@nS CllotnS 80
NC" iol" A'il''lO 'i"' - 1!''"'S'
Senior Events saturday.
Tomorrow the senior national
champiOnships of the Amateur Ath-
lctic union will be held.
Five entrants wearing the colors
of the Y NJ G. club of New Orleans,
and one representative of Mississippi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07

Today one day only a five-part
Paramount perturbation of the ia
nous comedy "After Fife" with the
Broadway favorite, Edward Abeles
in the leading role. The picture was
produced by the Jesse l., Lasky com
pany, and the cast includes Theodore
Roberts, and the Japanese actor, Ses-
sue Haykawa, who played the star
part in THE Typhoon.
Tomorrow and Monday comes the
latest film featuring the supreme
screen favorite, Mary Pickford, en-
titled Little Pal" produced by the
Famous Players Film company in
five reels 1t is a story of the frozen
north and Little Mary" has a role
entirely new to her that of a stoical
Indian girl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
EMPRESS.

One of the many exciting incidents
in The Romance Of Elaine which is
showing at the Empress today, is the
actual blowing up of a ship by a sub
marine. The picture shows the launch
ing of the torpedo and the destruC-
tion Of the ship. Also showing today
is the five-reel feature, Aftermath, ."
with Virginia Pearson and Owen
Moore in the leading roles. This is a
very fine picture and you will make
no mistake by seeing it. In vaudeville
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
Press Pills Compressed
BY OSCAR

, sometime late in the morning, He
ana not show up yesterday ana as "a
consequence was assessed 500 fine
ana suspended him for the remainder
OF the season IT'S the story Of n
good pitcher and too much gay
water.
This man Albus, who acts on third
base ana In much Of the territory
demon. lie plays fast and snappy.
Price picked him after ne had been
given a tryOut with the san Antonio
team in the Texas league,
Compcre of Dallas, will Join the
Producers today COmpeTc pitched in
the ~ innings at Paris when Tulsa
lost 2 to /, Compere went through
II innings without score having
been made against him and then lost
the sctto in the twelfth.
A southpaw is coming to the Price
men He should arrive today In the
person Of Boggs, from ottawa, ILL.,
Owner Purpus speaks highly Of this
portsidcr and here's hoping Roy
knows whereof he twitters
Remember fans, only % more
games and the season will be over
And it'I be a long, long winter, too.
Red Moore is sull crippled. He
was I'm the game yesterday with his
leg all bandaged At that he played
a nice gang
And now comes the announcement
that Schultz, 2O-year-old outfeldcr,
who was with the oklahoma city
team early this spring has gone with
the st Louis Feds, The Terriers seem
to think q great deal of their new
acquisition, according to press re-
ports.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07

Junior amateur championship Of the
Western Golf association by defeat
ing MorIt2 j. Loeb Of the Idlewild
club, Chicago, and Cornell sopho-
more, two up and one to play, in the
final round
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 7 Columbus 3
Minneapolis II, Cleveland g.
Louisville 3, Milwaukee 2
lrdianap0lis . ST. Paul 0,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07
Yale Sophomorc Wins.

CHICAGO Aug. 5.-Dewitt c.
Balch of the Cincinnati Country club,
L Yale sophomore. today won the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07

pfIT-WT Roll Aug G-Pitisburgh lost 60
Philadelphia to-day s 20 T. I'm the ninth the
'arats rallied lri had two runs In and one
needed 20 ti- when MAYER relieved Drmaree
int .'oprei further scoring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07

Wit2cr & Witzer offer musical now
city, sunday John Barrymore will be
seen i'm "An American Citizen"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-07

Read the Want Ads each day. They
are intortstIns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03
DESDE PONCE

la conferencista dio otra sobre el mismo
tema en- la Capital de la Isla. Lo que
podemos asegurar es que ell fruto de
esta conferencia sera brillante.
-Quedo resuelto ante ell Juez de
Quiebras de la Corte Federal, senior
Saliche, Ell importante case de quiebra
de cincuenta mil y pico de pesos de los
senores Monllor Aias, cuyo case Sc
VIC ell sabado.
-Ha regresado del vecino pueblo
de Penuelas, ell senior Juan Gonzalez,
Marshal de la Corte Municipal, quien
sc encuentra enfermo desde hace item
po.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, ell acti-
vo administrator de la Planta el6ctri-
ca Mr.. Park, quien regresara de hoy
q manana a esta ciudad
Ell alcalde de esta ciudad senior
Rivera Esbri, ha hecho varios nombra
mientos que tendran efecto ell d1a quin
ce del corriente. Entire esos nombra-
mientos ha hecho uno muy acertad1si-
mo que ha hecho muy grata impression
Nos referimos al que hizo de tesorero
del municipio en- la persona de don Ar
turo Fornaris, prestigioso caballero de
esta ciudad, de reconocidos meritos.
Sc encontraba aver en- esta ciudad
y tuvimos ell gusto de saludar al dis
tinguido y apreciable caballero senior
Luis Sanchez Morales, presidente del
Consejo Executive
Ell senior don Clotilde Santiago, ri
co hacendado de Coamo, su bella es-
pOsa, sc encontraban anoche en- esta
ciudad.
Los senores Lcdos Mateo Fajardo
Jr. y Pascasio Fajardo Jr., secretario
este 1ltimo de la Corte de Distrito de
Mayagiiez, Sc encontraban en- esta ciu-
dad Vinieron al gran bale del Tea
trO.
-Ha causado honda pena Ell esta
ciudad lie enfermedad que lie retiene en-
CANA al apreciable caballero don Pedro
Juan PARA, teniente del regimiento
de Puerto Rico, que es generalmente
estimado aqu1. Sinceramente desea-
mosle al apreciable caballero su pronto
eStablecimiento. Debido su enfer
medad fue llamada su amante madre "
demas famihares que residen en- esta
ciudad la enfermedad que retiene en-
enfermo salieron anteayer para po-
nerse a SUI lado.
Els necesaro que la Companfa del
i "olloy T@mente los carros que tiene al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-03

Aver treinta y uno de Enero, dieron
principle los festivales de la Candida
ria en- honor del Benemerito Cuerpo de
Bomberos. Todas las parties anuncia-
das en- el programa para dicho d1a fue-
ron cumplidas Ell premio ofrecido
para la brigada de Bomberos victoriosa
en- el Match de la Playa, 10 gano la bri-
gada del expresado poblado. Despues
hubo un renido simulacro que fue muy
interesante, terminando dicho festival
a las seis de la tarde dentro del mayor
entusiasmo y con una gran concurren-
cha. En- tres 'trolleys" pagados por la
Comisi0n de festejos fueron llevados y
traidos los Bomberos de la ciudad Por
la noche hubo la anunciada retreta v
bonitos fuegos artificiales.
Dieron principiolos los festivales anun-
ciados en- ell programa para este dia,
repartido entire los que salieron agra
ciados los premios en- la Plaza Princi-
pal de las Delicias, una comisi6n COM
puesta de los senores Juan SEEK, Mo
desto Bigas, Luis Costas, Julio Biaggi,
primer jefe del cuerpo y ofciales. Tam
bien distribuyeron vestidos y tres ma
quinas de coser entire las esposas y
viudas de los bomberos fallu;idos. Es-
te acto fuy muy concurrido fu6 anne
nizado por la banda del Cuerpo.
-Muy conucurrido result6 el bale
dadO en- ell Teatro La Perla" organi-
zado por la Liga Progresista que tan
acertadamente dirije ell presidente del
Casino doctor Guillermo Salazar, Este
acto social fue colossal y revisti0 la i'm
portancia que Sc propusieron sus ini-
ciadores. Su producto es para ell Car
naval popular, nueva diversion que
acordaron los de la Liga, y nuestro Ca
sino. qIa inmensa y selecta concurrent
cia que asisti6 al Bale qued6 grata-
mente impresionada A las doce de la
noche Sc Jug0 carnaval quedandO lnau
gurada la fiesta
La Conferencia dada en- ell Centre
Espanol por la sonora Eva Camel, re
sult6, como Sc esperaba, extraordinaria-
mente concurrida, y dejo la conferen-
cista muy grata impression en- el nume7
roso y selecto auditorio. Ell tema de-
sarrollado por tan disti6guida intelec-
tual fue de extraordinaria importan-
cia, en- los actuales momentos es de
grande oportunidad Yo no hago una
revista como Sc merece esta conferen-
cia porque va este diario con mas au-
torizada opinion que yo la hizo cuando