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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09

Barcelona, Dlclembre, 1914.-Ha re-
ciente intervention de Turqula en- ell
conficto europeo exacerbando ell senti-
miento religioso de los pueblos musul-
manes, hace temer alguna repercuslon
desagradable en- tierras de allende ell
Estrecho, que por su vecindad y comu-
nidad de intereses tanto nos afectan, ra'
z6n DOR la cual resulta de gran interes
conocer la opinion de las personas que
puedan ilustrarnos acerca de punto tan
importante.
Hace d1as que es huesped de Barcelo
ma un principe muslin de gran relieve;
ell exsultan de Marruecos, Muley Hafid.
Conocedor como nadie de su pueblo,
cOmpenetrado con ell alma musulmana,
cuyos mas minimos latidos agitan su
coraz6n creyente ilustrado progressive,
sin que sc le oculten los problemas y
fatales actuaciones hist6ricas, a nadie
mejor que a 6l podr1amos dirigirnos en-
busca de impresiones.
A Muley Hafd le ha tocado en- suer'
te presenciar como su pueblo un dla tan
rico pujante, Sc agita en- tremendas
convulsiones al resistirse q aceptar un
regimen pollticO que su estadO Gle alb
yecci6n hizo necesario.
La independence de Marruecos Sc
,,oo,+;opo 1ooo oTOC mon 10 riua1i6od do
las potencias europeas que Sc disputa
ban sus despojos.
Francia Inglaterra de un lado y Es-
pana del otro, eran la mejor garant1a de
que ell "statu-quo" continuar1a. Min
guna naci6n ten1a inter6s en- que sc al
terase no siendo en- provecho propio.
Inglaterra especialmente fue la pro-
,tectora de los Sultanes llegandO en- cier-
tas ocasiones, como en- los tiempos de
Sir Dumon Hay, a ser su Influenza tan
preponderante que la gobernaci6n del
Imperio, mas parec1a radicar en- Tan
ger que en- Fez.
Con la "entente cordiale" entire aque-
Has naciones todO cambi0
De acuerdo las dos y resignada Es-
pana, que era, ha sido y es la principal
interesada, no pod1a tardar en- desmo
ronarse aquel estado de cosas.
Muley Abd7el Asis, vi6ndose perdido.
Sc entreg6 en- brazos de Francia. En-
vano intent6 su hermano Muley Haid
oponerse al movimiento iniciado. Lo
gro destronarle pero q su vez fue AFRO
llado y tuvo que abdicar. Sus huestes,
fanaticas y celosas de su independence
fuertes robustas para luchar y veneer
q un sultan afrancesado, fueron impo'
tentes para oponerse la invasion. Mu
ley Hafd fue vencido Muley Hafid
vive desde entonces obscurecido en-
Tanger.
En- su palacio, recien terminado y EN-
plazado en- un lugar delicioso del monte
tanentino, dominando la ciudad y ell
mar, con vistas Europa q. sc dibuJa en-
lontananza, puede meditar la majestad
de las cosas humanas y dar rienda suel-
ta sus afciones literarias.
Porque Muley Ha6d, como es sabido,
es un sonador, es un poeta notable. Sus
viajes por Europa han afrmado su es
p1ritu. No es va ell fanatico intransi-
gente q. guerra conservar para su I'M
perio las tradiciones de su raza. Hoy es
un principe alberto a todas las ideas de
progreso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09
Ell nuevo Administrator

Nuestro antique y buen companero
Don Pho Amador y Rodriguez (Bori-
cua) ha ingresado en- estas oficinas
como Administrator de este diario.
Con ell Sr. Amador deben, pues, en-
tenderse todas aquellas personas cue
deseen suscripciones al BOLETIN ne
cesiten anuncios, comunicados, edictos,
esquelas 8 cualesquiera publication en-
este diario.
De todo este la persona encargada es
Don Pio Amador y Rodriguez, Admins
trador del BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09

En- sus habitaciOnes del Gran Hotel
en- nuestra Barcelona, sc encuentra CO.
mo ell pez en- ell aqua.
los gusta Barcelona, alteza ALE
preguntamos al visitarle aver.
-Claro esta que 81; de 10 contrarlo,
no seria la segunda vez que vengo, no
hubiera removable mi vista. El movl-
miento de sus GALES me encanta, La
grandiosidad. la Illumination esplendida
que teneis hace olvidar las claridades
del d1a. Ell Puerto, la montana, los al
rededores, todo, todo me gusta. Por es
to estoy aqu1. Por este permanecere al
gun tempo cuidando de mi salud algo
quebrantada.
AL hablarle de Espana, sus ojos Sc
iluminan. Que hermoso pals iComo
me recuerdan sus paisajes las verdes
praderas de mi patria, los campos Horl
dos de mi terra! Madrid, Barcelona,
C6rdova con su mezquita famosa tan SUI
perior q la del Kairmein en- Fez y la
Kutubia de MarrakeiX, son palabras
que lie evocan un mundo de recuerdos.
-iY Granada?-le decimos noso
tros.
i All Granada icuanto deseo CO.
nocerla Me falta mucho para yer;
me falta que yer todavia- des
pues de una igera pausa.
Nosotros le contamos entonces las ex-
celencias de Granada. lie ponderamos
la belleza de sus alcazares, la riqueza de
su vega. Comparamos aquellos palaclos
con los que hemos visto en- Marruecos.
Ninguno resiste la cOmparaclon. es
que en- belleza es unica la Alhambra.
Ell principe nos escucha con atencl0n
creciente. Tai vez en- su alma Sc AMI
da una satisfaction rec0ndita. Aquellos
palacios. aquellas maravillas fueron le-
vantadas por sus hermanos de raza.
Ellos representation entonces la civillza-
ci6n mayor de un tiempo.-Hay que ir
ALI, hay que ir all1-le decimos noso-
trOs
Despues hablamos de Marruecos. De
personas cosas; de ciudades campl-
has; de minucias acontecimientos. Al
recordarle ciertos hechos de la historic
contemporaries de aquel pals, su frente
Sc anubla, sus ojos Sc empanan, su SON
risa de costumbre simpatica y benevola
Sc trueca en- mueca dura iracunda. LIE
irrta la injusticia LIE indigna ell jul
clio falso
Asi es que al comentar la algarada
del Raghi y su triste fin, nos dice con
gran vehemencia: Els una leyenda y
por 10 mismo completamente falso lo'
que Sc ha afrmado respecto a mis- cruel
dades con el. Con ell Raghi hice 10 que
cualquer otro soberano de Espana hu
biera hecho en- case semejante. Aquel
hombre ambicioso vulgar, aunque
criado en- Argelia era hijo de un pue-
blecillo cercano a Fez. Durante unos
cuantos amos mantuvo la alarma en- esa
parte del pals y fueron innumerables
sus cr1menes y fechor1as A tanto lie
90 su osadia que un dia desde las azo-
teas de Fez vieronse arder los campos
v viviendas incendiados por sus hues'
tes. 70 entonces dispon1a de bastantes
tropas. Las envi6 contra el y en- una
campaia de ounce a diez y seis d1as lie
derrote hice prisionero.
Una vez en- Fez le hice juzgar por los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09
0ARTA DE ESPANA
Mulev Had la guerra europe Pensa ahora Espaa
lie encanta Ia Ciudad conda- Ell ex-suitan notable
poeta.- La leyenda de sus crueldades

tribunales del pals y con arreglo a sus
leyes fue condenado muerte y fuslla-
do. Els falso pues, 10 que Sc ha conta
do, con evidente mala fe, de que lie hu
biese hecho devorar ninguna clase de
tormentos. Era un rebelde q quien co
Fl con las armas en- la mano y castigue
con arreglo derecho. Si todas las
crueldades que Sc me atribuyen son co
mo 6sta, pocas podran ponerme en- cuen'
ia. La falsedad y la calumnia han lie
gado al extreme de atribuirme, como ha
ocurrido en- una OCCASION reciente, actl-
tudes, ideas conceptos que jamas he
compartido nj expresado.
Deploro que una campana tendencio-
sa me haya hecho aparecer los oJos de
los que no me conocen con defectos que
estoy muy lejos de tener.
Al decir este el cherif estaba emoclo-
nado. Con su mirada, gestos y actl-
tud corroboraba la impression de gran
sinceridad que Sc desprend1a de sus pa
labras.
-iSu alteza cree que la reciente in
tervenci6n de Turqu1a pueda solivian-
tar ell sentido musulman de los correll-
gionarios de los demas pa1ses en- contra
de los europeos?
DE ninguna manera, Sc apresuro
contestarnos. !Si Sc tratara de una cues
ton religiosa, tai vez los sentimlentos
de solidaridad que deben existir entire
todos los creyentes podrla provocar un
movimiento de repulsion hacia los crls
tianos, pero como nos encontramos de-
lante de una actuaci0n eXcluslvamente
polltica, NADIA hay que temer en- este
sentido. La confraternidad que hoy
reina entire los habitantes de un mismo
pals aunque tenga ideas religiosas dis
tintas no debe alterarse porque una ma
ci6n lejana este en- guerra con otras.
Llevabamos mas de dos horas en- agra
dable coloquio con Muley Hafid. Este
Sc hallaba sentado en- una butaca fu-
mando cigarrillos egipcios. Sus 'blancas
vestiduras cubr1an SUI cuerpo esbelto
aunuue fornido. Su chilaba de finlslma
lana ocultaba apenas un elegante Skat
tan" de color verde claro. Con su tez
bronceada, barba corta y rizada, de ne
gro intense, ojos grandes y brilantes,
manos boca cuidadas y porte senorlal,
daba clara idea de 10 elevado de su es-
tirpe.
Por su color nos recordaba a su pa
Dire ell gran sultan Muley Hasan el que
baio su cetro reuni6 a todas las rellglo-
nes de Marruecos, logrando asl la uni
dad del Imperio.
Aouellos fueron los mejores tiempos
del Mogreb, bajo ell punto de vista poll
tico. Bajo otros aspectos; el material
econ6mico. no le van en- zaga los actua-
les
Muley Hafd 10 comprende asl en- su
imaginaci6n We Marruecos cruzado de
caminos y carreteras, surcado por nu-
merosos ferrocarriles, con una agrlcul
tura rica y foreciente, con las cuencas
de sus rios llenas de huertas y cortijos
sus puertos abarrotados de mercanc1as
de todos los pa1ses, los hombres de to-
das classes y con ammonia para ell mayor
bienestar engrandecimiento del pals
lPero Muley Hafd es ante todo un
poeta. :. es ante todo un sonador...
J. BOADA Y ROMEU.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09
DIR. EL1sEo FONT Y GU1LLoT.

DIR. ELISEO FONT Y GUILLOT.
Especialista en- intermediates nervio-
sas y mentales.
Medicina General.
Horas de consulta.
De 10 a 1111a de la manana y de
21a a 5 de la tarde.
San Francisco SO.
Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09
DIR. M. FERNANDEZ MATER.

Especialista en- intermediates de los
niios y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra-
yos x.
Tratamiento del histerismo y las
afecciones nerviosas por el hipnotismo
y la suggestion.
Consultas, de 2 a p M.-Oficina,
San Justo No. II altos. Farmacia Gui-
llermety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia: parada 61a, Carretera-
Puerta de TERRA
Gratis los pobres. Advt.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO
DE VENTA
En- la Liberia del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-09
Cdnara de Delegados
de Puerto Rico
VISO.

Hasta las IL NJ del dia de Enero
de 1915, Sc recibiran en- esta ofcina
proposiciones para impresos legislati-
vos de la Camara de Delegados duran
te la session correspondence al alo re-
ferido.
Sc hace constar que dichas PROPOSE
clones deben venir en- sobres conve-
nientemente sellados lacrados y que
seran rechazadas todas las que no He
nen tai requisite.
Los modelos sobre condolences de las
mismas Sc encuentran EN- estas ofcinas
1 disposition de todas las personas a
quienes pueda interesar la subasta.
Jose Munoz Rivera,
Secretario de la Camara de Delega-
dos de Puerto Rico.
: Avdt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
FERTILIZATION
Tests Made BY Panhandle Club Aaen,
Prove Benefits Of E~nriehina
Wheat Fields

Webster ~ SIN. Junior agent Of the
Panhandle Agricultural club. has TAX
on photographs ~ two very euccesa.
ful ferulizinE tests In two Brooke
county wheat fields The pictures
show the fertilized plot and the I'M
fertilized side BY aide. proving conclu.
siveiy the benefits Of proper cult.
walton.
IN the field Of g G Gist. $50 pounds
or bone meal wers used TO the acre.
excepting In M lest plot where none
was used. The wheat in the fertniged
plot ~ shown 70 be- much hiFher and
much thicker than in the unfortuigrd
plot Recently the wheat vas cut and
IN the unfertihzed plot the yield vas
~ shocks In q fertilized plot Of
equal size The yield Was Sc ehocka
or an addition Of i5 shocks
on the Marsh Brothers farm. 200
pounds n acid phosphate we're used
70 the acre a plot heinz left unfertu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
OUTDOOR MEETING
VIII BE Held Tonight by 81. James
brotherhood a. Green's Place
Mr.. Sehenk to Entertain.

The st. James Brotherhood OF 81.
James Evangelical Lutheran church
will hold It's first outdoor meeting OF
the season at Green's summer garden.
Triadelphia. this evening.
Otto Schenk will entertain the mem.
bers and friends OF the Brotherhood
with a dinner Upon their arrival. Ute
which the regular meeting will be-
held A special car on the West Vir.
ginia Traction & Electric company
out-the-pike division has been engaged
and will leave the church on Chaplpe
street. az Sis o'clock. Members are
requested 10 be on hand promptly. 80
that there will % no disappoIntments
An enjoyable evening is anticipated.
as all meetings OF the brotherhood
are happy occasions. and an unusually
large attendance Is expected this eve
ming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
DETECTIVE FORCE
Is MARKING TIME
ASSURED That WILLIAM MUIR.
PAY IS HIDING ~ vtcIN-
fTN OF CITY
o~srd Craftsman. Ais Victim. ls
Holoina Ais Own At Hospital
with Fair Chance 70 Recover.

Practically assured that William
Murphy. aleE a ~assailAnt OF Edward
Christman. Is being secreted in the
vicinity OF his city by friends. mem
oers OF h local detective force and
county officials are marking time. An
OF the officials are OF the opinion that
this Il being done until the nature
OF the crime Is determined. The Do
lice were presented with some inside
information yesterday hat NAV lead
10 n arrest today or tonight.
IL Is alleged hat Murphy has been
seen In h outskirts OF the city. but
THIS Is merely the ordinary "rumor'
mat arises in such cases. Christman.
the Injured one. remains in practic.
ally the same condition az the Ohio
valley General Hospital. While the
physicians attending him feel that a
slight turn for the worse would cause
the present assault case TO devotion
into a murder. yet they are confident
that the boys strong constitution
viii carry him beyond the danger
point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
SHOULD CLASSIFY
COAL PROPERTIES
rs SUGGESTION OF PROMINENT
OPERATOR BEFORE BOARD
OF EoUALlzERs.
Coal Interests Ask Board for Reduc-
ton In Valuations. but No
Action is Taken.

In addition to the consideration OF
exempt property. coal interests OF the
county were represented before the
hoard OF Equalization and Review
yesterday. State Tax Commissioner
FRED O. Blue was unable to attend
the session OF the board. and sem az
MS representative Deputy J.. b.
Taught. Mr.. Taught is an authority
on coal taxation. and handles all of
this Il Of work In the State.
Attorney 5. A. Williams appeared
FOR the j. v. Thompson and Moore.
2 coal interests. and johnson c.
Mckinley appeared for the Richland
Goal Company. The comparative
values OF coal lands were discussed.
but no action was taken by the board
A proposition vas submitted by Mr..
Mckinley which will be carefully con.
His proposition is 20 divide the coal
into four zones. namely, operative.
accessible. acreage and special or
small tract coal lands. He argued
that all coal should not be assessed
on the same basis. In this connec
ton, Mr.. Mckinley stated that the
coal land being worked. and which IL
now productive. should be assessed
higher than land that Is lying mac.
tive. Mr.. Williams represented the
interests that own about 1900 acres
Of coal land in the county. II was
stated that the Thompson-Moorehead
interests propose 10 open two big
mines in this county.
The board will hear the appeal Of
James l.. Hawley. this morning. tor
the reduction on the Hawley buildins
on Main street. near Tenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
ARGUE FOR
EXEMPTION
ATTORNEYS o'BRIEN, ALLEN AND
EWING BEFORE BOARD OF
REVIEW.
and Y. W. c. A., should Not BE
TaSed-No Action Taken.

Claiming that the concerns which
they represented were benevolent in.
stitutions. and therefore should be
exempt from taxation. three attorneys,
Hon. J. J. =. O'Brien. Guy r. G. Allen
and Judge James W. Ewing appeared
before the board Of equalization and
review yesterday afternoon Mr..
O'Brien represented the Columbia
club. Mr Allen the Y. " g. A. and
Judge Ewing the Y W G. a
The Columbia club BE- valued al
$4,000 and IL exempt. a. are the v
" G. A valued az $4,000 and the
v " G. A. a. $4,000 The attorneys
appeared before the board 70 show
Why The properties that they represent
should be exempt from TAXATION.
NJ OBrien for the Columbia club
said that 10 was really an endowment
20 the - AlphOnsus orphan asylum
and that under the law any endow.
ment 20 an orphan asylum or prop.
erty connected herewith vas not Tar.
able.
Mr. Allen and Judge Ewing both
claimed FOR their institutions that
they are benevolent. established for
the benefit Of mankind. and that nops
but members could b. housed In me
different domltoriea IN rrrard hi
M rentnE ~ rooms. they stated ma
the money accrued therefrom va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
BOAT RIDE
Masonic Fraternity VIII Give Moon
light Excursion on Steamer
ST. James, Tonight.

This evening the members Of the
Masonic fraternity and their friends
will enjoy a boat ride on the Steamer
ST. James. leaving the foot Of Twelfth
street at 1880 o'clock. Weather con.
ditions are ideal for the trip and quite
an enjoyable time f. anticipated
Bachmann's orchestra has been en-.
gagged to furnish music for the occa
sion and dancing will take place ir
the cabin. Ice cream. lemonade and
other refreshments have been pro
vided and every detail that will ado
to the evenings pleasure has been ar
ranged. Children under fifteen year.
OF age who are accompanied by their
parents will be carried free.
The excursion Is given under the
auspices Of the Scottish Rite Guard
and the following committee Is in
charge. A ID. Peake. VIM. Felsing
ID. G.. Dean. Albert Schairer. r. r
SchOfeld. Fred Cowl. Elwood Dobbs
G. r. Lehew, L. Y. Crago. l. r. Ca
briel. Rodney Crawford and Roy r
Roller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

turned directly into the association
70 be used especially by II and not
for material gain.
Regarding the cafeteria in the Y.
". 9. A.. II was explained by Dr. ].
L. Dickey and Mr. F. r. Probst. that
this part OF the concern was a loss
and would be discontinued. Dr.
Dickey stated that only members
could get rooms and accommodation.
and Mr. PrObst stated that persons
could take out limitation cards for
ten days and be classified a. members.
Just what the board will do was not
animated Prosecuting Attorney -.
a Mckee appeared IN behalf Of the
board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
PROPERTY VALUATION LIKELY
TO BE MILLION DOLLARS SHORT
REcAPtTULATIoN OF CITY DIS
TRicrs PRACTICALLY
coNPlgTG
Real Estate Show. Healthy Gain,
While Personal Holdings
Drop si.o54,3ss

That the assessed property valua.
lion IN the county. both personal and
real viii b. at least one million dol
lars under hat OF last year seems
10 be a settled fact. This 10 indicated
nom = reeApitulation OF city property
made yesterday In the assessor OF
ice. showing that on this alone there
II a falling OF of t253.2T0 Personal
property In the city fell on ti.O54.3s5
this year. while real estate showed q
gain OF tS0i .i25. There are expected
10 be some changes in the city BY
the Board Of Equalization and Review
that will likely change the assessed
valuation Of the city property eonsid.
erably.
The following table shows the re.
suit OF the reorganization:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28

lied. Here in equal areas the Yield
was l5l sheaves. fertilized and los
sheaves. unfertilized.
The cost in the first field was about
$40 per acre for the fertilization. and
IN the second field about f1.2O per
acre In order 10 determine exactly
what the yield was and the true
proportion OF fertilization. a threshinR
test viii be made In the near future.
Successful fertilization. as on these
farms. has been carried out By Mr..
siil Al throughout Brooke county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
REFLECT BOARD
stockholders % German Fire Insur.
anes Company Name Old oiree-
tors for Ensuing Year.

A. a meeting OF the stockholders Of
the German Fire Insurance company.
yesterday afternoon. the old board Of
directors wac reelected The board
IL composed OF VIM p sufel. Anton
keymann. August Rolf. Henry Bieber.
son. p hiester. p g. D%riehorst. George
p sufeL n p OsterlinE and John
A Hess The board viii organizs
this week
The meeting was held NJ tho office
Of the company 1913 Chapline street.
and LILO shares Of a total Of 1000
we're represented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
LEAVE FOR CAMP
Party o. Local Young Men VIII Spend
several Days Vacation
Near Tf~upfcaroe

4 number Of GOOD fellows from the
North End started yesterday for Tip.
picanoe. Ohio. where they spend eev.
eral weeks camping
A clubhouse has BEEN rented IN
which the members Of the party viii
remain This has been fitted up with
al The necessary camplnE equipment.
A special chef has been selected 70
serve eats to the boys
% De- said good fishing De- abundant
and Will be mi Of the chief enjoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
STRIKES WAGON
Automobile Driven b. Editor Of rsts
graph IN Accident Yesterday

on hia way 20 the city yesterday
morning. Mr. George a Laurhiin.
driving a Ford ~runabout. accidonfaIIv
rem 70 a wagon driven b. charles
Ebbort. % Middle Wheeling creet
Tho tonFue of the wagon was broken
and he front fender of the machine
was badly bent Tho accident or.
CURED near The approach of the Ful
ton bridge at Che entrance TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-28
cling Wall Plaster company's
mean more than just Shoes

Wheeling Wall Plaster Company's
stock yard.
After the accident Gilbert, It is said.
came 10 Wheeling and secured an or.
DER from Mr.. Laughlin for the repairs
10 his wagon and a sum OF money on
the side for lost time.
II seems that the driver Of the auto.
mobile swung over from the street
car track 10 avoid hitting a street
car and ran into the wagon before he
could get his machine Strengthened
out
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ments Of the party Hunting and 9th.
~ outdoor sports will also he engaR
"a IN. The members Of the party in.
clude Harry Hall. Joe Bradley. Law.
renee Brownee. Frank Rice. Wavds
Flemming. Walter Tyler. Cecil Kal.
tenbach
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FAIRGROUNDS CONFERENCE

Will Be Held This Evening, In the
Board Of Trade Rooms.
The members OF the Fairgrounds
staff will gather this evening in the
board Of trade rooms. 10 discuss the
summer work Manager Hyde viii
talk upon the many playground pro
blems that come up from time 10 time
and plans for playground picnics vii.
be discussed Then Chester Eskey
director Of the Hubbard playground
viii read a paper on The Play Spirit
An Asset in our National Life" Mr.
Eskey a. a senior a. the CoumbiS
school Of Journalism
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PISTOL 7 HELD
Several Men Charged Win VIOLATING
Nost Law Released.

a bunch % foreigners arrested Sat
urday evening Tor the ALLEGED violation
.of b foat law were arraiRned 30.
fore Squire Raier a. the county JAIL.
All except Vincent Dcbarran. who
was also CHARGED with pistod totinF.
we're released pebarrar was hcld
awaiting the action Of the Grand jury.
Those released were Nick Selva. Va
boAa Gateskie. Halle Davis and Glen
.Tobaao.