davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Una enkcvista con 81 Attorney
General.

De Adjuntas Sc nos envian de-
TALES de un sucesO Ocurrid0 EN-
aquella localidad, del eual ha re-
sultado ser yictima la mia Eroil-
da Rivera. Con relaci0n este
mismo asunto Sc ha hechO una
grave acusaci6n contra el Juez
Municipal de Adjuntas, Acdo.
Candido de Cacho.
Segdn information que Sc nos
ha suministrado los hechos que
nos ocupan Sc desarrollaron de la
siguiente forma:
La nina Eroilda Rivera fEe ul-
trajada por un individuo Ell aque-
lila ciudad.
Del hecho sc di0 cuenta al Juez
Municipal, Sr. Cacho, quien tom6
|MOta del aSuntO.
Mas luego-se nos dice-el Sr.
Jose A. Irizarry, hombre promi-
|nente en- la politica de su pueblo,
llam6 Ia sehora Gerarda Vega,
tia de la mia Ofendida y lie ofre-
clio una cantidad para que Gesis-
tiera de la denuncia y hablara
con el Juez para que la archiyara.
El Sr. Irizarry-se nos ha dicho-
llam6 al encargado del puesto de
policfa de dicha localidad, el ca
bo JESUS Llauger, para arreglar Ell
|asunto, 10 cual sc verified, seg1n
Sc nos infOrma, en- la oficina del
|mismo Juez. Ell cabo de policla
Llauger acusa ahora a Irizarry
de haberle querido sobornar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
LA INTERVENTION ELECTO-
RAJ EN- CUBA ES UN HECHO

Comunican de Camagtiey, Gu
ba que va es un hecho la interven
cion del gobierno de los Estados
UnidOs en- las pr0ximas lecciones
presidenciales q. Sc celebraran en-
Cuba en- 1920.
Sc espra EN- la Habana al gene
raj Yoph, que sera nombrado SUI
pervisor del Ejercito Nacional,
con el fin de evitar que las tropas
y los ofciales cubanos Sc inmiscu-
yam en- los asuntos polfticos.
Tambien Sc esperan con ell gene
raj Yoph, seis coroneles del Eier-
.cito Americana que seran desig-
nados como superyisores uno pa
|racaaa pfesincia....l-- .--.....-l.--...--4
Esta noticia ha causado bueu
'efecto entire todas las personas
que solo de este modo puede ha-
Der elecciones libres en- Cuba.
Ell gobierno de- los Estados Uni
dos sigue4 4muy. de cerca los asun-
tos polfticos cubanos y ha declara-
do que las pr6ximas elecciones Sc
ran la expression del sentimiento
popular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
iEsA cARBONERA..

Al Official de Sanidad Sc lie la
dado cuenta de una carbonera que
hay en- la Gale del General Com
trerasr ndmero 112,por 10 moIesto
que es para aquellos yecinos el pol
yo que despide ell carbon, cuando
los encargados Sc dediean vender
10. Ell oticial de Sanidad ha pro-
metido ocuparse de este asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
PASAPORTES

El Gobernador ha expedido los
siguientes pasaportes.: para Gu
ba: al Sr. Feliz Luciano Olan,
Camuy; Daniel Nadal. de San
Juan y al Sr. Manuel Calder6n
Sanjurjo, de Bayamon.
Para Santo Domingo: al Sr.
Herminio Diaz Arana, con su es-
posa y dos hijos memories, de Toa
Baja.
Para Cuba y Venezuela; al Sr.
Jose Cobian Romeu, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
EDIFICIO MUNICIPAL

En- breve empezaran en- Santur
ce las obras de un edificio, en- La
parada %, en- terrenos del NUM-
cipio, destinado oficinas NUM-
cipales, ahorrandose asf ell :jonce-
10 10 que hoy paga mensualmentel
por alquileres de casas. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
.UN HOMBRE AHOGADO-

Hoy, como las IL y 80, apare-
clio ahogado cerca del puente de
San Antonio, entire este y el de
los carros electricos,un hombre ne
gre como de 35 amos y que a la
hora en- que escribiinos, 2 de la
.tarde. no ha podido identificarse,
!sabi6ndose solo que Sc le ha6ia Wis
to vendiendo botellas en- Puerta
de TERRA. A las 2 fue llevado al
Cementerio en- la Ambulancia Mu
nicipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
NO Sc ApRoBo
LA ORDENANZA

La ordenanza del emprestito de
los $4,000 para pagar las recla-
maciones de los propietarios de
los terrenos del campamento, no
fue aprobada en- la session de ano-
che, por fijarse en- ella interes pa
ia el dinero, cuando la intenciol
del municipio es obtener el dine
ro, sin pagar ningtin ineres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
TEATRo MUNICIPAL


Para esta noche anuncia la
compania Adams -Nieva la septi-
ma function de abono con ell her.
moso drama de Nicodemi; tra-
ducido por Ell gran poeta Marqui-
ma, La Eneniga.
Manana, Los dos PitIetes, melo-
drama en- dos actos y ocho cua-
dros. Muy pronto, EqT vision yl
,lMnezte de If lv gran esd
pectaculO.
Ell domingo, eztra0ff flinaria MAJ
tinee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas, septiembre, 20, 1919:
Sabina Arias Aristi, San Juan
Antonio Tomas Coll, Lares y Ri.
cardo Garcia Ramos, San Juan.
Salidas JESUS Perez Piquero,
San Juan; BeIarmino Alvarez,
Feito. Rio Piedras y Antonio To-
mas Coll, Lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
AMPLIACIoN DE LICENCAA

Ell Concejo Municipal ha Jam
pliado en- un mes mas con sheldo
la licencia que viene disfr9tando
el senor Eugenio D. Delgado, con-
tadOr Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
FELIZ yIAJEN

De todo corazon 10 deseqmos al
active comerciante de Rio Pie
dras don Manuel Rodriguez, que
embarca hoy en- el yappr "Bra-
zos' para los Estados nidos.
FL Sr. Rodriguez ess un buen
amigo y un hombrek de nesocios
que Sc interesa mi portel ade-
'asasuntos comer4 Is que redun-
- n benz "a 1e SUI numero-
Ito, satisfecho
pres impresio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
HAY QUE. DEsoQuPAR

Ell Concejo Municip9l en- su Sc
sion de anoche comision6 los
Conceiales EchevarEka y Alvarez
para que Sc entrevikten con Ell di-
rector del Banco Popular con el
fin de acordar ELF desalojo del To-
cal, pues el Myhicipio 10 necesi-
ia para oficinak Municipales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
sUPERINTENDENTE
DE ELECCIONES.

Durante ell receso del Senado, Ell
Gobernador ha nombrado al Sr.
E. w. Keith. Superintendente Ge-
neral de EIeeciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
PARA NEW YORK

Esta tarde en- el "Brazos7 sale
para New York, en- viaje de re-
creo, Ell Sr. Arturo Marin apre-
ciable amigo, de Arecibo. FL se-
nor Marin permanecera en- Ell Nor
tie algunos meses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

COMPROMISE MATRIMONIAL
El Sr. Dario Rovira, conocido
hombre de negocios de la ciudad
ha contraido compromise matri-
monial con la ioven profesora de
Humacao, Carmelina Morales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
DINAMITA Y ALGO MAS

Con motivo del incendio ocurri-
do en- Guayama, en- ell taller de un
pirotecnico de aquella ciudad, un
colega protesta de que en- 'sitio cen
trico de la ciudad Sc permita te-
ner un dep6sito de gasolina y di-
namita. Todo aquel vecindario
Sc ha escandalizado y reclama que
Sc haga desaparecer de aquel si-
tio dichO dep6sitO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

CAS <AlVc%AO AA4SOs 1SANA AZ AsSo-
so de Trigo, Vicente Lopez, Mer-
|cedes Galbany, Ana M. Cintron,
Jorge Antonio Seiman, Jorge
Abraham Selman, Magdalena N.
Ide Selman, Manuel j. Selman,
Maria Selman, Abraham Sell
man, Suere Felix, Emilio Jaar,
Antonio Jaar, Luis Jaar, Maria
VIDA. de Katini, Josefina Katini,
Salvador Katini, Jacobo Katini,
Catalina Katini, Francisco Alber
TIL, Alfredo Alf. Wiechers, Car
men Gilet de Wiechers, Carmen
Isabel Wiechers, Amalia Rosa
Wiechers, Carmen Arce Vda. de
Gilet, Amalia Gilet Arce, Carmen
Bosh, Antonia Suarez, Elvira
Merino, Jose Gonzalez Pacheco,
Pedro Juan Calafell, Miguel Re-
yes, Antonio J. Faz, Francisco
Fernandez, Angel Montalvo, Jo-
Sc Manuel Lopez, Geronimo Pla-
"a, Enrique Moreno, Sebastian
Gonzalez, E. Moreno, Francisco
Moreno, Solomon Seguie, Barto-
lone Estela, Anselmo Alvarez,
Francisco Acorbe, r. Rodriguez,
Margarita Gaines, r, Rodriguez
[GesasllEslss, [[GesalEsalss IS nIalores Rndfigllez. Blan
ca Rosa Pardo, Jose Pardo Rios,
Bartolome Riera, Julio Comellas,
|Sinforiano Fernandez, Jacobo
Abraham Selman, Emilia j. Sell
man y Maria Jacobo Selman.
- s ee
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

Ademas el fiscal pidi6 el So
breseimiento en- otros casos de
de dicha Ley de asocia-
clones, de algunas asociaciones
de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

CoNDENlADo A UN ANO
I'll Juez Rossy conden6 a Pedro
Alyarado, acusado de infringir
el artfculo 26O, a la pena de un
ailo de carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
UN PERIODISTA SENTEN.
CIADO POR DESACATO.


Ponce, octubre |, 1919.
IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Hon. Juez Sepdlveda ACADIA
dictar sentencia contra director
de "El Dfa'', case pendiente pof
desacato, sentenciandole a Gin
cuenta dolares de multa o siete
dias de carcel.
coresponsalI
Lamentamos .el percanee oeu
ITido al compaferO.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Miss Catherine Gibbon died at
,he old Gibbon homestead 10
Franklin on last Thursday at the
age of 64 years. She was the
youngest daughter of the late
Henry Gibbon. a learned and
brilliant lawyer. who came to the
Parish Of St. Mary from the State
of Maryland in the early days OF
its history, and was one of Its
most worthy and honored citizens.
She was the last of the original
Gibbon family. A large con.
course of her friends assem- bled in
the Catholic Church yesterday
evening where the last, sad rites
to the dead were performed, 10
loving respect to her memory.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
NOTICE.

There remains at the ST. Mary
Bank at Franklin, the Bank of
Baldwin at Baldwin, and the Gen.
treville Bank at Centreville, a
balance in oank to be paid to
those who paid the Southwestern
Traction & Power Co., tax for the
years 1913 and 1914
Those who have not We. been
paid. can get their return money
upon application to the bank in
which their receipts are register.
ed. The tax was levied in the
first, third and fourth wards.
CHARLES PECOT,
Tax Collector.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

y Mr.. Louis Levy with his family
removed this week to the city OF
New Orleans, there to reside 10
the future. Mr.. Levy has been a
longtime worthy citizen 10 our
community and his many friends
regret his departure.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
Episcopal Church.
Sunday, Oct. 5.

WV ~
Holy Communion, $50 a. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Holy Communion aud Address
Ii a. N.
Evening Service and Litauy. 5
p IN.
At the III a. N. service the Rec
tor will review the work Of the
past 6i,een years Ct his pastofate,
AID will speak about the future OIL
the Church All commandments
aud me m bers Of ST. Mary's Churc
are particularly asked to be pres
eDt. All friends cordially Invited.
Ou Wednesday. DC, s h, It 10
u. N ,h-re wi be a speci Il ser
vice of Holy Commuli>n at the
Episcopal Church
All members Of the branch Of
he Woman's Auxiliary are esper
cially asked to be present. as thi
will be the day on which the Un-
lted Offering of the Auxiliary will
be presented at the General Con.
vention.
There will be no service Thurs
day morning.
Friday, Oct 10. Litany a. 5 p m
William LIE Baron, author OF III
Love You" which will be at she
Opera House for one perform auce
Monday, October 18Th. will De
kuowu 10 dramatic historians as
the maa who rescued his country.
men FROM the bedroom comedies
Aud fos this pps,eti,y should auo
Dreb ,biy will be grateful. Indeed
Mr. lie BATON places the piayeE
i'm a billiard room in his kest ac-,
thus violating all pfteedeu's G
/ IsaS-la farce writing. MOI eovt
all the characseFs are fully clothed
and remaln so through "et the ac
/ sisa of the Fiss. Not one OF thrn
accanl5 to iu,ozication. nor doe
the CAST boas. Ut a siGgle fat man
| Yet we are assured tnsta dens
laugh. Green cloaks the audirnc
throushou, n. en'ire three acts
How eau such things b
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Mr.. Mckerall O'Niell has re.
signed his position as assistant
book.keeper at the st. Mary Bank
& Trust Company, and has gone
to resume his studies in che mistry
at the l. S U. Mr.. Wiley Ch u
vim has been appointed to succeed
Mr.. O'Nie,!.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Little Joel. son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. M. Folse, FIVE years old, had a
painful operation performed upon
him last Tuesday at the ST Mary
Sanitarium. Inc operation was
q success. and We are glad TO
state that this bright, little boy Is
recovering.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Messrs. 0. l.. Alpha and VIM
Clements left iaet Monday tor
Danville, N Y. We are informed
that they were appointed 10 cou.
vey q sick soldier, who was dis
abled ia the war. from New Or
leans 10 DanviIe for treatment
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Mr.. Frank Boudreaux, game
warden, arrested negro last
Thursday at Verdunville for trap.
ming out OF season.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Mr.. G. j. Mequet gave up the
management of the New CONNER.
cial Hotel on the 1st instant. Mr..
Frank Zylicz has resume control
of the hotel aud in the future will
manage it.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Mrs. H. Blakesley left this week
for New Iberia, La TO attend the
marriage OF her niece. Miss aida
Fisher, which will take place on
October 5.h 10 that city.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Misses Daisy Belle Smith and
Frances Peterman returned last
Monday to Sophie. Newc omb COL
lepe at New Orleans, after spend
ing their vacation with their fami.
lies here.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Sheriff and Mrs. Charles Pecot
returned last NJ ndiy from a trip
10 Hot Springs, Ark.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Yom Kippur, the Day OF Atone.
ment, began at sunset yesterday
evening and will last until sunset
this evening. which is being OBJ
served by our Jewish citizens.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

The members of the Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church,
spent IAN enjoyable day at the
Chare nton Smell Beach on last
Thursday.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Mr. Arthur Delahoussaye LETT
this week for New Orleans to at.
teri Tu'ane University.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

a aaTce will DE given by tae
faculty az the CentreVile School
tonight in the Seuette ssl a, Snst
place for the teneti, Of the school
library. Every pseparati IA has
been made for Il brili ,nt en-
tertainment, and the worthy cause
for which it will be given should
draw to it a full aud liberal patro.
mage. The mn 'ic will be furnish.
ed by the Rub rs.l y chsstta of
ESspktiu,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Uzebe Robichaux
have returned from pleasant
trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

All the necessary machinery
and appvrtensLces have arrived
for the btickyat Of Mesers. Ay.
cock aud Morris In short
while the basiness wild be in &C
tive opp.stion. This bIickysfd is
sieaa.td or tie cast eide Of Bayou
Tecte Just opposite the eawmiA OF
tte Kyle Lumber C.vapaey.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
Death of Mr.. Lewis Stirling
Smith.

Mr.. Lewis Stirling Smith. of
Dallas, Texas, died in Franklin at
the home of his mother. Mrs
Charles M. Smith, on last We'd
nesday morring. He was na-
tive of Franklin. but from his
early manhood he had resided in
Texas, and was prominent in bus.
mess and railroad circles in that
State. At the time of his death
he was and had been for years the
treasurer of the Texas Il Pacific
Railroad. He was born on the
10 h of February, 1859. He was
the eldest son of the late Dr.. Chas
NJ Smith.
Thus it was given to him. after
long life of usefulness replete
with honor. 70 return to the home
where that life began, and within
its loving mem cries. in the pres.
ence OF N other, wife and daugh-
ter, and brothers. pass away into
its peaceful rest, with the sweet
assurance to them that when the
fair and manly soul of their loved
one drifted away upon
That dark and unknown sea that
! rolls round all the world,
He met his Pilot face to face.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

The clocks of the nation will be
,urn.d back to the old time al
ia, NJ, on October 26:h.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Will buy pecans in any qland.
tiee. SAM SEaIo. Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Will buy pecans in large and
small quantities. SAM SERIo,
Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Stationery 20 cents a box and
and up. VARIETY BAZAAR.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04
OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Sth.
Gordon-HayS Stock Go.
"Paid In Full.

Reserved seats now on sale at frere
Drug Co.
rouor Floor. Reserved 40c. Balcony
35.15 War Tax Added.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

ExcelleLt assortment of Toilet
articles, VARIETY BAZAAR.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

~ Mirrors and Picture Frames 2
cents up. VARIETY BAZAAR
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Pecans bought in any quanti.
ties. SAM SERIo, Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Full line Of Goodyear Tires and
Inner Tubes a. Ihert's Filling Station.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

To his grief.stricken family the
Banner tenders it's tenderest gym.
pathy.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

Beautiful line Of Thermos goods
VARIETY BAZAAR.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-04

That dark and unknown sea thai
rolls round all the world,
He met his Pilot face to face.
Evening capital news., 1919-12-14

eI!l ynly y w ll ~ y -
in ~ elass M unser esa1isiesIs tlsss \. I
VIII un4ko 4 Qne of Athe most notable
inetltutlons ~ ~ kine n the world
not eNly = uroat Wild 4tfe oreed!ng
1nFnAs but ~ much nao6ed hreeding
oround under ample prutecti6n for our
grouee. oaGehen and water fowl, ~ we'll
as other game birds; somewhere where
they can breed and raise their young
undisturbod BY the ever-mov1ng bands
OF sheep and cattle - crest wild life
refuge.
''Becoming satisfied that these and
other suggestions were practical, It
was decided to at once undertake the
creation Of well financed association
that could carry on this work and rep
resent the gtate. Tho result was the
organization Of the idaho Game Breed
erS association, which II being fully
explained IN our daily papers, and MIR.
Hulit has agreed that II we can Sc
cure I representative membership and
enough money to At least start the
work, he will abandon the planS ne mas
developed in Chicago and take hold Of
our work here. II tho conditions We
have agreed to can be met, Idaho Will
soon have q new and primary indus
try with an added protection to oui
wild life AS time passes and oppOr-
tunity IL offered, we will go more into
detail and show what may be expected
4 as q result OF our being able to see thii
Evening capital news., 1919-12-14

people Of Idaho. only. regret that
cannot here go into detail and give
you all the information this real
sportsman and student Of nature, az
well a. business man, gave me during
that interview. This I may be able
to do on some future occasion. But
let 1t suffice for the present for me
to say that invited Mr.. Hulit to
come TO Idaho to meet the people here
and look over the state as possi-
bility in wild life farming. Let me
view discovered that he was west
ern raised man, who had retained his
love for things western, that he was
well posted on western subjects and
western opportunities. / endeavored
to interest him in Idaho and was sec
onded by /. B. Perrine and H. L. Hol-
lister, in whose office met Mr.. Hulit.
INDUCE HULIT TO COME HERE
"Mr. Hulit had no idea Of coming
here until we three invited him to do
so. Fortunately a representative OF
the United States department Of the
interior was In the city and he too
Joined with us in urging Mr.. Hulit to
come to Idaho. Then through Mr.
Perrine We interested = representative
Of the Union Pacific railroad to add
MS lnIluenCe 10 ours IN 8cttiHB 4uE
Hulit out here. And after all Of ouI
efforts we were Joined by that sports.
man and friend. William Hale Thomp.
son, now mayor Of Chicago. However
the real facts were that Mr.. Hull
felt that as he had spent great dea
OF time and money in. creating thu
corporation he was then interested
in that 1t would not be good business
for him to come out here, no matter
what the opportunities were, to star
over again among strangers. But aftel
carefully considering every feature HI
kindly consented to suspend operations
there and make q hasty trip of in
| spection over at least a portion o
Idaho. Having 30 decided the mex
thing with him was action. So OF
October az last he wired me he wal
then enroute west and l immediatel!
began planning for his reception ant
to facilitate his movements.
TRAVELS OVER STATE
Upon his arrival introduced hin
to Governor Davis, who Immediately
Evening capital news., 1919-12-14

Upon his arrival l introduced him
o Governor Davis. who Immediately
Evening capital news., 1919-12-14
u 81 BIg6EST
glI 3ERE UNHEDSTL7ES
Il P!ESElH PLlAs ARE REALIZED
Of Land to Dc Secured Fenced With Coyote and Wolf
Proof rsncs Behind Which WIN Be Placed Elk, Deer
Moose Antelope Uaxibou, Buffalo and Animals
K1n o. Idaho Nay Build Lo dgs

Is tho present negotiations between
the federal and state governments 70
through Idaho 70 likely to have one
of the 6lggoet and finest eamo pre-
ssrvoe - the United States, II not the
World 1t Wtu COVER IN extensive area.
XVII - fenced % keep OF prowling
wolves and coyotes and stocked with
The BIZ gaene oE the continent -ante-
loDe, caribou. buftalo, elk. deer. moose
and other animals and become the
bgeedtng grounds for them. Upon 1t
may be located q lodge for the Elks
order Of this state and that lodge may
become the central distributing point
for ellEs for lodges In other states.
This r. part Of the plan OF the Idaho
Game Breeders' association, recently
orgAnised. The association expects to
have . large farm located at Thou
sand Springs rs a general headquar-
ters and the source of food supply for
the game animals.
PRESIDENT TELLS OF PLANS (
J. H Richards, president OF the as
sociAtion. In discussing the work to
be accomplished by that association,
said:
"on one OF my visits to Chicago
during the early fall of this year 9
mutual friend introduced me to "A
. p. I1uut, WIN il0- SdlQ nANl .OQNOt6u
years to the subject involved in the
breeding and raising OF the various
kinds OF wild fur and food producing
animals, also game birds and wild wa
ter fowls In captivity for commercial
purposes. This friend also stated to
me that Mr.. Hulit had interested some
Of the most substantial business men
in Chicago in the organization of q
stock company with q capital of $3.50,
900 with which they were about tc
start q wild life breeding farm in one
Of the nearby northern states.
my familiarity with the wild life
OF Idaho and the adaptation of oul
territory to this character of work
created q desire to discuss the gen
eral subject of wild life breeding, rails
ing and marketing with Mr.. Hulit
who was kind enough to give me ar
interview that lasted nearly one whole
day. The more talked with Mr.. Huli'
the more convinced I became that hi
knew what he was talking about. and
that what he said would interest the