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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-15
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r., s.anru. g"&rias q us cuItiyos
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d eliza. :ai. Gulr". e. vale del Loi-
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s. r..% -rmi.la. rG@y huSca!os
...q g.. il, rpg.oncs mas ~lrianas.
Ia selection del ,riro. La election
F.. ia --miI'a c> cl modo mas podc-
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Soy Earcr ana iuiciosa election de
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mrrtv aprcnd"r i ScIcccionar UucS-
tras scmi.las. Los progresses del
rultiyo han cXi@ido nuevas varicda-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
LOCAL NEWS

News are scarce this week.
Carl Flanders is back from his vacation at Oak
Bluffs Mrs. + remaining there
Quite cool spell which we have been having
the past week
Geo S. kaufman pleasant caller on TIE
GAZETTE Tues. afternoon
We Ed took in Rolling Stones" at its premiere
Tues eveg.
Mrs Jerome Beatty left for Washington this
morning to visit her mother
Fred Snodgrass has LETT off working for John
AlcGraw
Stephen S. Wise the W. k. divine is getting him
an auto of the same brand ours is
Hdegarde Hawthorne OF here is touring the
Canadian n W.
Our thanks to somebody for lOc bottle of
oil OF citronella, reed Thurs
Sam MerWln OF Forest Hills was in Concord,
y. H., last week, also Boston.
Freddy Steeles folks are ont of town and
Freddy is working days and playing Kelly pool
nights
Helen Scott OF here has new baby sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Scott arc receiving the Congrats
OF their many friends. May Irwin is going to act
in Leroy's new show tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Trumbull OF here and Mr.
and Mrs. Percval of Sands Point left Friday for
Albany, whence they proceeded to Saratoga by
automobile
Dean Fales OF West Newton, Mass, Tuesdayed
and Wednesdayed with We Ed, he going to Port
Washington to see the motorboat races and we
doing what we pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

I?O.PoUND CLASS
i.,sG5; iii.... 9 9 . IS =
Batseres-IIines and Strom: King and Curan.
At DE witt Clinton:
s5-PoUND CLASS
. Ps T ss Clinton Is
Bst,.ries-Nihn and Decker: Doves and Frank.
lO5-POUND CLASS.
i 3, wit T Clinton. 9 idS3 Is l?
B,,ieries-sheppard and Heeker: Schwartz and
oFlsrctl.
Al West Forty fourth Street Oval:
l2o-PoUND CLASS
T y: Il 's Siia s' :SS:!sSSSS Il
Batteries-Beat.y and McGresor: Stewart and
Logan,
AT John Jay
I2o-PoUND CLASS.
ii$s d .S.;s S5,a -
A lo5-PouND CLASS.
j TSS%f Y.J jefferson. 1888 IS 3 !
Batteries - Mccormack and Brown: veith and
Cronin.
Thomas Thor J., Jefferson" .9SSS g 3 :
Batteries Henderson and Pre1iano: T,porczer
and sheppard.
Al West Fifty-ninth Street
lo5.PoUND CLASS.
S9'l ss's St ! 9 $50 I'll Il :
Batterie.-Kelly and Bowen; Fsrren and Gala
GAMES PLAYED on AUGUST IS
At Corlesrs Hook:
s5.PoUND CLASS.
G SG:t:y q a'i $.,..,::5 ss3s ! !
man.
Si $:'. RI i w.! x,E5 A.;
Singer.
c cg.t4Y and N,,t:;... : 49,? "a 3 2
Ba,leri.s-ROsenowitz and RosenOvitz; Himburs
and Grant.
Al Tompkins Square Park
s5-PoUND CLASS.
7, SaS:,. s.. Park - III y 3
Bat;crics-Pitsins and Hartnasel Green and Nc
Cahill.
lo5-POUND CLASS
ronPsip. So. Pk. o 1850, 2-l5 2 :.
Batteries-Breiger and HershkowitE; Cronin and
Kelly.
l2o-PoUND CLASS
g e. a.Bf,. Fsof F:,I r,'.s u
Batterss-Mer and Westr: Anderson and Nip
per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
White Star Cop, Favorite of
Long Branch Bathers,
Playing a Part in
English Camp.

White Star Cop, rough-coated st.
Bernard that had many friends among
Long Branch soiourners from its will
ingness to do stunts for them in the
surf, and also quite a reputation as
prize winner, has been heard from as
the mascot of a Canadian regiment
now making ready in England for or
ders to the front AMI Dodd, the
Long Branch amateur who owns the
White Star Kennels, told the story at
luncheon in town during the week.
white Star Cop was the sportiest
retriever from the surf | ever saw and
the strongest of swimmers, as hundreds
knew who enjoyed his rranks on the
beach at Long Branch and Deal last
summer" said Dodd. "Now he is the
pal and inspiration Of the 2Sth North
west Battalion, quartered at Shorn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
THE DIST-ATTY'S
NEW SEC'Y

We see by the paper
that Dist. Atty Perkins
has appointed Theophi-
luS +. Niles, who used to
be Man. Ed. OF the Eve.
Mail, as his secretary,
and we desire to 60 out
of our way to endorse
the selection. The new
sec'y gave us our first
lob in Gotham and often
if it had not been for him
we would have been job
less, he keeping us, no
matter what folks said.
He has a lot OF other fine
traits, too, and The Ga
zErrE, readers, editor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Recreation Mines Near
End of Thrilling Race
English Dogs Get
One Free Bite

The dogs In England have one ad,an-
taEe. at least. over their brothers and
sisters In America. They are entitled to
n "frst bite" The law reads that IL IL
incumbent upon the person bitten by
another persons dog TO prove that the
owner Of the offending animal had pre-
vious knowledge Of the tendency on his
dogs part TO bite mankind. This ten
dcncy Ia generally interpreted to mean
knowledge on the owners part that his
dog had actually bitten some one In the
past.
This scicnter. or previous knowledge
on the owners part Of the dogs vicious
trait. docs not hold good. however. In
case the dog attacks animals. II the
dog bites another dog. for example.
and causes serious injury. the owner Of
the victim will have little trouble OBJ
tanning damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
A Charity Bench Show.

A novelty in dog shows is outlined
for Friday, August 27, in aid of local
charities at the West End Shore Club,
Long Branch. On a small scale and
under the auspices Of the New Jersey
$ ore residents the show will renew
recollections of the former annual Long
Branch dog show. and it may lead pos
sibly 10 revival Of that fashionable
fixture.
The Judges selected include Mrs. Ali
son NJ Lederer. for bulldogs and Dan
die Dinmont terriers; Mrs. Malcolm
Strauss. for her favorite breed, French
bulldogs; Mrs. u. u. Dunn. for Boston
terriers; Mrs. w. Sheppard, for Pom
eranians and Pekingese; William Jones
will take the terriers, and William Arts,
of Brooklyn. the small, and Joseph II.
Goodman the large toy breeds. All en-
tries will close with Charles G. Hop
ton, Stone Street, OF Wednesday,
August 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
FOOD FOR SOCCER FANS
Followers of Game Make
Ready for Season Opening.

Followers of soccer football are
making ready for the opening of their
next season in September. Two i'm
portant meetings will be held this
week. The general meeting of the
Metropolitan and District Amateur
League will be held at Tuxedo Hall,
Madison Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street,
on Tuesday evening.
Applications for membership should
be sent TO II. Mulligan. secretary, $50
East 135th Street, New York. The Sat
urday Amateur Soccer League will
hold its meeting at the Broadway Cen
trail Hotel, on Thursday evening. APP
plications may be addressed to c. Os-
trander, secretary, Is East Fourth
Street, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
SUFFRAGE NEXT
NOVEMBER

In the press OF matters
specifically more vital.
we are forgetting all
about the chance we are
all to have Nov. , to vote
for woman suffrage.
That is only 2l4 months
away and we urge our
readers to vote for votes
for women and to get
everybody they can to do
the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Delaware Fair a Magnet.

Dog fancers in Southern Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware and Maryland are pre-
pairing for their annual visit to the Del
aware State Fair, at Wilmington, which
is 20 have as one of its special features
an attractive bench show. The pre-
MUM list contains 500 classes. Entries
close to-norrOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
AS TO WAR

If the United States,
reluctantly and having
tried TO remain neutral,
gets into the war, THE
GAZETTE, for one, will
abandon its peace policy.
We shall do our best
to maintain Our notion
of right, and our entire
staff, from the editor up,
may enlist in the nations
military service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Early Practice for
Lafayette Eleven

Easton, Pa, Aug. 21.-The Lafayette
football team will hold its preliminary
training camp at the Delaware Water
Gap, beginning September 7. The head
quarters will be at the Glenwood Hotel,
where a playing field and other equip
ment will be provided. Crowell, who
is now director of all the athletics at
Lafayette, will invite a squad of be-
tween thirty and forty men to attend
the camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Big Entry at Woodmere.

Arrangements have been completed
for the show of the Woodmere Kennel
Club, which is 20 be held in the ball
room of the Hotel Nassau on Saturday,
September II. The classes, which num-
Der IT'S, are well balanced, and the list
of special prizes is unusually large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
BrooRlyn Bits.

Looey Pounds, president Of
our village, contemplates to
remove the mosquitoes. The
GAZETTE docs not see how
that is to be done, but any
good plan you suggest has
our support, Looey.
Doc Kinloch was welded
Tues. G. il ,hc GAZETTE re.
porter who covered the we'd
ding ever forgets again to get
the name Of the bride we are
going to fire him. Doc x
z are honey-mooning at this
writ'g.
Dolph Kiendl is THE GA
ZETTE'S candidate for 7Ch
dist. Ct justice, Dolph being
l Of Charley Riegelmann the
barrister's old friends.
Our village b. b. 9 crossed
bats with the team from
Chic this wk.
Ye cor. & y sail for the
Hub (Bos:on) this aft. but
not by train.
Jimmy O'Neill is afther
wantin' a county judgeship,
our court reporter reports.
Jimmy had his photo in of
THE GAZLTTE'S contempt
raries thi- wk. & so starts
with q handicap.
l of Tom Edison's motor
trucks caught fire in Pros
pect PIX this wk. & was con-
siderable burned before or
fire laddic. arrived.
DON'T FORGET News CT
the Hub t5oston), Cape Cod,
etc. in MASSACHUSETTS
MURMERlNGS, in THE GA
ZETTE, Aug. % & Sept. g.
(AdvtD
More anon.
SCISSORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Record at Cricket.

A remarkable record was recently
made by w. Ruffels, the well known
London cricketer. while playing in
game for the Forest Gate special po-
lice against the Forest Gate police, by
taking seven wiekets with seven conse-
cutiYe balls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Barber Vermont Champion.

Bennington, VI, Aug. 2l.-William A..
Barber. jr, of New York, playing from
the Ekwanok Country Club, won the
state golf champ .nship to-day in the
final match of the tournament on the
links of the Mount Anthony Country
Club. He defeated George z. Morse, OF
Rutland, by score of 9 up and 7 to
nlaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
TWELVE TIMES CHAMPION
Prentice Defeats Talcott on
Seabright Courts.

Seabright, N. j., Aug. 2l.-Bernon
S. Prentice came through for the
twelfth time as club champion, when
he defeated C. II. Hooker Talcott in
the challenge round Of the SINGLES
lawn tennis championship Of the Sea-
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
here to-day. The match was won in
straight sets by u score Of 6-3, 6--2,
6-3.
Prentice was in brilliant form, ard
he forced Talcott 70 the limit Of his
speed to intercept his speedy place
ment shots. In all three matches
Prentice jumped away to lead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
MANY DOG SHOWS
DUE IN SEPTEMBER
The following is a list of the dog
shows scheduled for the remainder Of
this rnnnth and Seritemhcr.

this month and September:
August ?s, Lynn Kennel Club. at Nahant, Mass. /;
September 3. Shcpaug VALLEY Kennel Club. at
Washington. Conn. September !. Islip. Kennel
club. II Islip. Long Island. September 4, Poodle
specially Show. at Philadelphia: September TO
O. Minnesota State Agricultural Society. at Ham,
line Mimi: September ;. Columbia County Kennel
Club. at Chatham. y. Y; september 0 and 10.
Delaware state Fair az Wilmington. Del. Septem
bcr II. Woodmere Kennel Club. at Long Beach.
Long Island.
September H. Tioga Kennel Club. at Phadel
pha: September l. and 10. New Bedford District
Kennel club. al Dartmouth Mass. September -
10 H. New York state Fair Kennel Association at
Syracuse: September Is. Worcester East Agricultu-
raj Association Kennel Club. at Clinton. Mass.
September 10 and Il. Hampton County Fair Asso-
citation. at HolyOke Mass.
september Is. Western French Bulldog specially
Show at Bismarck Garden. Chicago: September y.
bulldog Breeders Association of America Specially
Show at Bismarck Garden. Chicago; September Is.
Chicago Collie club Specially Show. al Bismarck
Garden. Chicago: September Is Associated Speciality
Club at Bismarck Garden. Chicago; September %
and %. Asbury Park Kennel Club. at the Beach
Casino Asbury Park. y. j.. september q 10 30.
Rockingham Kennel Club. Al Salem. y. H.; Sep
TENDER 30 Lancaster Kennel Club. a, Lancaster.
Penn: September 30 10 October g. Kansas City
Kennel Club. at Electric Park. Kansas City, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Canadian Soldiers Use
St. Bernard as Mascot

cliffe, England, the training camp Of
the second Canadian contingent.
81 sold Cop DO John Carley, of South
0riguel, Ontario, and the dog sailed
away with the soldiers on the Megantic
last May from Montreal, in care OF
Lieutenant Henry A. Daven. The mo-
notony of the voyage did not suit Cop,
and twice the dog sprang overheard for
a swim, each time being rescued by
the torpedo destroyer that was serving
as convoy. But now Cop is in fine
fettle, the lieutenant writes me, and the
life of the detail"
TIE Bulldog Club of America, the
parent club of the breed, has appointed
a committee, with Charles G. Hopton
as chairman, to attempt to unite the
different bulldog clubs in joint show
for bulldogs this fall in Manhattan.
George c. Haas and William I. Drew
are also on the committee, which begins
with every possibility of success, for
no club can give a bulldog specially
show with four points in the winner
classes without the sanction of the
Bulldog Club of America.
In offering to coalesce with the al
lied clubs in a show with points for
championship honors the parent club
proves it is eager to assist all breed
ers and to advance the general interest
in bulldogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
New Rochelle NubbinS

Just like we expected
THE GAZEHE'S blast in this
dept, !. wk on the politica!
situation in n. R. went off
like a boomerang IN the
enemy scamp. Any public
officer in this town must be
on the so. or expect to get
attacted. Also May'r Grit
fin need not expect any sup
port from us neither. Long
ago we asked the Mayer in
these coils. to get his pants
pressed, surely a small re-
quest toward identifying
our city. Did he do it? He
did NOT. 1t would of been
different if we had of asked
something large, like max.
ing the cor. minister to Mt.
Vernon or something. What
we want for mayor is a
classy dresser, not a man
who wears wash ties all
winter, but a man who rep
resents the eliot of the
town. That is why THE
GAZETTE is for BADEAU.
Charley Niehouse the sculD'
tor & Pat McNulty are work.
ing yet on that same cid
argument about the horse.
Charley says he only loaned
the horse to Pat g. Pat says
he was given the horse IN
paym't for work & the jury
awarded Pat the horse twice
& the Appleate CT. reversed
il both times. The horse is
still alive.
Hank Peters, the botany
expert who was studying the
plants e. flowers OF Mt. Yer
non has gwen it up and re-
turned to New Rochelle
where he is delighted with
the wealth of Flora discov-
cred. Hank is getting up a
book.
Geo. Cu.iier & T. Warren.
Meighan are the new mem. Of
the School BID. appointed by
Mayor Griffin TO NIL Boyd
Decker's place.
The Soldiers Monument
having been gotten rid of, the
Dumb Animal Fountain viii
soon be put up the Munici-
pal Art Comm. have approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Phillie Boss Wants McQuillen

Fred Clarke has asked for waivers on
George McQuillen. the veteran pitcher.
and Pat Moran refuses to waive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

correspondents and all,
wish him great and en-
during success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

Council & Humane Soc.
Another example of me
jealousy our city is regarded
with by surrounding village
arc the s.orys about foot &
mouth disease germs e. ty-
phoid being in the bathing
water at hudson PIX. Beacn.
So the BID. of Health sent
samples OF the water to Lr.
II. Won Wedel to examine
& he branded the who.c
thing as of no foundation.
We forge ahead in despite
of these slurs by interior
towns who have no beach.
ESMERALDA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

the design selected by the
Council & Humane Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

News are scarce this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

The Soldiers Monument
having been gotten rid Of, the
Dumb Animal Fountain viii
soon be put up the Munioi-
pal Art Comm. have approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22

Geo. Cu:iier & T. Warren.
Meighan are the new mem. Of
the School BID. appointed by
Mayor Griffin TO NIL Boyd
Decker's place.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-30

En- esta semana hay probabilidades
de alza en- Ell mercado para embarque
en- ell proximo abril.
Lo deretido por los refnadores du-
rante la Ultima semana assemble a Co.
600 toneladas, contra $4,000 en- la sema-
na que le precedi6.
/. 81 mercado por az1cares refnados
.cerr6 frme a $50 centavos excepto la
Federal Sugar Refining Co., que cotiza
a 6 centavos
Todo hace esperar que la venta me,
Jorara todav1a; 81 es as1, la zafra dc
este ano sera de las mejores que ha te-
nido nuestro pa1s'',
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-30
Mercado de az1car

Del importante diario habanero. ecu
ba, tomamos estos datos:
La zafra es abundante mas que en-
los 1ltimos anos.
) A La hora actual existen en- los puer-
tos de la Rep1blica cerca de medic mi
lion de toneladas de az1car dispuestas
para el embarque y sigue afuyendo des-
de Ell interior en- grandes contidades
Ep la ultima semana Sc han exp rita
10 ~ mil toneladas
III mercado abr,5 con precios soste-
nidos, base de 3.34 centavos ,costo
y fete.
Los tenedores rebajaron ell l1mite de
los precios a AGA, siendo aceptado por
la American Sugar Refining Co., que
adquiri6 unos 10000 sacos, declinando
ell mercado al siguiente dfa, en- el que
Sc oper6.a FL 6 centavos costo y fete
a primera hora Y despues para abril Y
Mario en- cantidades de alguna signif-
caci6n y despues volvi6 a venderse a
34 Y slbio mas tarde q 8 z 8 centavos
c0sto y fete.
Ell mercado consumidor cerr6 fuerte,
interesandose los refnadores como COM
pradores, tanto para pronto embarque
como para embarque en- Abril a base de
3 7l8 centavos costo y fete.
Los refnadores disponfan de escasas
existencias al terminar la semana pc
sar de las lltimas compras verifcadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-30
Explotados y Explotadores...

Hemos de evitar en- 10 possible, moles-
tar nadie, aunque as1 pueda derivar
Sc, de 10 aggressive del t1tulo, la cabe-
"a de estas 1neas
Vamos tambien, echar nuestro GUAR
to a espadas, con respecto de los exaje-
radios fetes que, las companfas de va
pores que hacen el trafco entire Puerto
Rico y Nueva York, estan cobrando ac-
tualmente, bajo una ley que legalmente
les ampara, con notable perjuicio para
los generates intereses comerciales in
dustriales y agr1colas, de esta pac1ica
paciente isla.
Nuestra decision no puede formarse
como case de coincidencia sino que, ex'
presamente esperamos resoluciones con
cretas y positivas, para no andar bus
cando subterfugios con que lamar la
atenci6n de cuantos tienen sus intere-
ses a mercer de los monopolizadores del
trafco en- Puerto Rico y los puertos de
Nueva York, Nueva Orleans, Puerto Ar
turo, etc., ETC..
Tenemos entendido, que la ley que
autoriza a los monopolizadores del ira
fico entire Puerto Rico y los EstadoS
Unidos, a cobrar los fetes que cream
may convenientes los intereses de las
refdidas empresas de vapores, ha sido
modifcada con respecto de otros paises
que estan en- identicas condolences que
nosotros, para con los Estados Unidos
Sabemos tambien, que alguien llam6
la atenci6n del Senado tempo, fue,
ron oidos, los que alzaron su voz con
justifcada raz6n, derecho justicia
quedando relegada al olvido consi-
derada como "costa'' de los Estados
Unidos, la Isla de Puerto Rico.
Deptro de esta ley. las Companies de
vapSres que, hasta hace muy POGO, han
estado luchando con precios de compe-
tencia, han llegado un favorable
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la Insular con la Bull.
Todos, y muy especialmente, los que
soltaron algunos cientos de dollars, pa
ra que viniese esta Isla la celebre IL
nea "Pek", y cuyas acciones Sc vol
vieron sal y aqua pero que ell dinero de
aquellas, seg1n Sc dijo, presto positive
ayuda & La Insular, recordaran perfec-
tamente, con ell fin a que acudieron en-
su ayuda y 10 que resllt6, despues de
no dar cuenta siquiera, a los accionis-
tas de Puerto Rico, de la quiebra de la
empresa, nj de las transacciones llevadas
cabo, como resultado de la misma. ID
dinero de los accionistas de Puerto Ri