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Ultimas Proposiciones de Ley
presentadas al Senado

II. q. del $. 26.-Por los sehOres
Barccl6 Susoni.-Para proveer me-
dios necesarios para el mcjoramiento
extension del sistcma telcf6nico in
suIar cn San Juan, y para otros fines.
Il. 9. del g. 27.-Por los seilorcs
Santoni.y Susoni.--Autorizando al mu-
nicipio de ArccibO eontratar un en-
pr6stito 0 inponer derechos dc portazo
para contribuir Ia construction dc
los puentcs sobre el Rio Grande de
Arccibo y los Cafos dc la Vega que
conectaran la ciudad de Arecibo con
su puerto con la carretcra No. 9.
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Tous Soto y FeliG.--Para autorizar la
emission dc bOnos dc FL Pueblo dc Puer-
to Rico, fijar las condiciones dc csta,
Q invertir el producto dc los mismos
en- la construction dc un CapitoliO, para
la installation de las ofcinas del 60
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Il. G. del S. 29.--Por los scfiorcs
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dc Puerto Rico un plan para adqui-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
De San Sebastian

En- mis- anteriorcs notas escribf re-
ferente una reunion habida ell este
pueblo de caracter socialista y efecti-
vamente, Otra nueva tuvo efecto en-
el taller de zapateria de Jose Padr6
Quiles, y de esta Ultima reunion surgi6
el comit6 que ha de dirigir en- 10 flu
turo al nuevo partido. Fueron elec-
tos los sefores siguientes: Presidente,
jose Padr6 Quiles; Vice, Jose Velez;
Tesorero, G.. I. Pumarejo; Sccretario,
Alejo Caban; i'd. de Actas, Ramon
Crespo; Vocales, Antonio Vega, An
tonic NGhez y Liborio Rivera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Hay tres Kilometres dc carretcra va
abiertos y bien trazadOs desdc este
pueblo, por cl barrio de Calabazas, a
Las Marfas, aunque cl objective cs lle-
varla hasta aquel pueblo ell pr6ximos
remates. Esta carretera esta bajo la
compctentc direction dc don Antonio
Vazquez. En- 10 que atahc los mu-
rOs dc ccmento, son muy solidOs por
cstar edifcadOs sobre una base frme,
pcro creemos que no asi las vigas cn
que descansan los tablones del piso,
pucs estos nos parcce que no pucden
resistir cl cilindro, una vez que 10
trasladcn ALI para 81 aplanamiento. Ell
senior Vazqucz pareccmc que veria con
gusto, que cl rcferido pucnto tuvicsc
una completa rcparaci6n ell su MADEIRA,
0 que SC construycsc unO con tOdos los
adelantOs modcrnos.
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Infor1naciones de Ia IsIa

va 10 yes: Guayanilla es un ingra-
to: Lo fue con Toto y To- es contigo.
Retirate, ST; huge dc la ingratitud p6-
blica y busca el sosiego y la calma en-
Ell seno de tu hogar y tus amistadcs.
ALI recobraras la tranquilidad perdida
y el aprecio de todos.
Con los mejores deseos, sabes que es'
ta siempre o tus 6rdenes.
DE YoRI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
Desde Guayanilla
oARTA A "JUAN DEL PUEBLO"
MOtetas, P. R., Mario de 1919.
Mi buen "Juan del Pueblo"


va 10 habia Observable; no era ne
cesario que me 10 dijeras: Este Qua
vanilla es un ingrato. jQue mas prue-.
ba quieress Sc va mi buen amigo To
to para Ponce y la Administration no
puede acostumbrarse sin 81. ESQ es per-
donable; lha sido alcalde tanto item
pol
Y, sorprendete, amigo milo, este Qua
vanilla no solo no siente la dcspedida
dc su hombre, del llombre que supo llc
varle al triunfo en- tantas ocasiones
que siempre le dedic6 todas sus ener-
gias, sino que iingratol hasta sc 'alc-
gro.
No era que no 10 querian; bicn sabc
81 que la mayoria lc queremos.. Pc,
70. . tI 10 sabes: +" Ese hombrc SC inn
ponia''. Y SC imponia por su carac
ter, y SC imponia por sus luchas, y sc
imponia por su dcsintercs para con los
" chiquitos'. El atendia los unos
los otros. Por ESQ, 81 era el alcalde
cl comit6 y el m6dico (recetaba al
gunas veces) y los compromisarios, etc.
IQu6 tG querias ser dc la Junta Es
colar3 Pues. . hablarlc a ID. Toto. El
10 haeia todo. Pero q SC 10 podia
mos soportar; 81 algun hijo del pueblo
10 ncccsitaba, ALI 10 tenia hacienda
uso dc toda su Influenza politica y
personal; 81 un pr0jimo enfermaba, q
saba decirlc al m6dicO cual era su de-
ber. W. mas que NADIA, el dfa dc las
clcccionos era SECURE que habiamos dc
tener dc 900 800 votos dc mayoria.
FL saba como sc manejaba la maqui-
maria de la politica.
Y, a pesar de ESQ, Sc fuc no 10
sentimos.
Luego vicncs tn; cl pueblo no to qnc-
ria, pero valiendotc dc inilucncias cx-
traias al mismO, lograstc que cl Go
bcrnador, contra cl dcseo dc todos, tc
nombrara. No bicistc NADIA hasta que
llcgaron las cleccioncs; alcgastc en- tn
favor que csc pcriodo (cerca dc dos
amos mas) habia sido muy corto y
no habias tenido tempo para llcvar
cabo todos tus planes. Y con esa
cxcusa, y mancjando las cosas desde
arriba a tn gusto, llegastc ser cl can
didatO dc la mayoria dc los elcctorcs.
Asf Sc impuso tn candidatura.
Llegaron las clecciOnes, y dcspu6s de
una fucrte lucha Ell Ia que demostras.
&c scr NAL soldado y peor jcfc, logra
mos dcrrotar al cncmigo eom1n.
ALI empicza la historic de tus fra
casos. Dcsdc que estas en- cl poder
nos has ofrecido luz electrical cl pue
bio aguarda pacientementc con sus no.
ches sin luna, alumbradO con cl reAcjo
quo despide alguno que otro farOl dc
gas, que al dar las once va csta apa
gado o apagandosc, sea por falta dc
gas dc mocha: w.. Ia plaza.
Ique parecc, mi caro- amigos Y las ca
lies. :, 81 las nubes no las ricgan, Squicn
las transitas ". al acueducto, Squ6
10 succdes SPor que no da aqua bas
tantes
EN- fin, amigo milo, el pueblo We todo 1
csto y cree que q ii to falta algo,..
El Sc fgura que sea caractcr, inicia-
tiva... Yo Sc que Ii tc sobra todo
este, pero td no has podido demostrar-
10; y cl pueblo Sc ha eonvencido, aun-
que sin raz6n, dc que, o tc falta ESQ
&c falta el buen desco. Diccs que
o to falta cl buen deseo. Dices que
tu dnico desco es servir al pueblo con
toda tn voluntad; pues bicn, complacc !
al pueblo y sacriGca ltus deseos:
RETIRATE Y DEJA QUE OTRO |
LLEVE ESA CARGA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Los independentistas sc preparan tam
bi6n para la constitution de un Conf
te, que lleve la direction dc este par
lido en- la localidad Sc nos informa
que scra nombrado para presidente del
mismo, 81 incorruptiblc compatriOta,
don Demctrio Hernandez, valioso Gle.
mcnto politico que hacc tempo vicne
alcjado dc las luchas dc los ideales
dc la Union, pcro que dcntro de csc
partido, esta con la Immediate solu-
ci0n dc la independence.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
YAU-Co-CIA

Cafe inmejorablc por su calidad y
aroma. No puede negar de dOnde pro-
cede. Yauco, COrozal, GALES.
Sc vende en- San Jose St., esquina a
Rafael Cordcro. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Sc halla entire nosotrOs pasando una
temporada, eli casa dc su Rermano el
Ministro sefor Pagan, la bella sehorita
Emma. Dcseamoslc todo genero dc di-
chas durantc su cstancia en- esta pobla-
ci6n.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

Dn Manuel Rodriguez, Inspector dc
Sanidad cumplc su cometido a salts
faccion dc este Quito vccindario. A las
casas, que en- su totalidad, sc hallaban
sin pintar s. les csta hacienda una com
plcta rcforma.
Vista las cscuclas y da confercncias
sobre hygiene y otros puntos capitales
que Sc rclacionan con el aseo y linn
picza que dcben tencr los nifos al con-
currir las rcfcridas aulas.
Iclicitamos al digno Guncionario por
cl alto concepto que ticnc del cumpli-
miento dc sus deberes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26

III reverendo Padre Daniel Gomez,
esta, retenido en- CANA causa de una
caida que recibi6 al bajar por la es-
calcra dc la casa que ocupa. Hallase
va un POGO mejorado dc los golpes que
rccibi6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
Puede eyitaTse la
enOTme Cifra de mOrta-
Iidad en- Puerto RiCO.

En- 12 meses han muer-
to 1902 ninos memories de
cinco amos y los que no
Sc suman que pasan de
esa edad. La Sanidad es-
ia alarmada y acusa a las
vaquerlas y los depositos
para la venta Gle la leche
de vaca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-26
LA ULTIMA PALABRA
EN- MODERNA
SANDAL

La lucrativa y fascina-
dora INDUSTRIAL LE-
CHERA.
La aurora de una nueva
ERA para el lechero mo-
derno.
Ell costo de ordeiiar va
cas- puede, ser reducido un
OCHENTA POR 100.
Un solo hombre con UN
muchacho puede ordeilar
Glen VACAS en- DOS ho-
raS.
Con ell nuevo sistema la
vaca produce mas leche.
Con este siStema la leche
es pura y sin bacterias.
Todas las lecherias de
los Estados Unidos y Ell
Canada, usan nuestro sis
tema moderno.
Los Laboratories del De-
partamento Gle Sanidad re-
comiendan ell uso Gle estos
aparatos mecanicos mo-
dernos, para garantia del
publico consumidor.
Tenemos testimonies Y
catalogos en- Espaiiol e in
giles a la disposition de
quienes deseen estudiarlos,
y Sc lie facilitaran todos los
informes que quieran.
Todas las lecherias de
La Anglo Suiza y de la Bor
dens usan nuestros apara-
tos.
Esta es la justa fama
de que disfrutan sus pro-
ductos.
ORDENADORAS ME-
CANICAS.
DESNATADORAS TU-
BULARES DE CREMA.
EMULSIFICADORAS
TUBULARES.
DESNATADORAS DE
SUERO.
Todas las maquinas a
mano pueden ser conver-
tidas para ser operadas
por correas o con motor
electrico.
TUE 0HAppIEc
The sun., 1919-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEVES Re

BEEVES-Receipts, 1870 head; IS cars
on sale. Market fairly active and prices
generally 2bc. higher on everything. The
yards were cleared. Fair to rather prime
steers sold at si2. 5oG15,2O per 100 lbs
bulls ss9i2 one fancy do ;is5o: ordL-
Dressed beef Arm at l792lc. per ID, for
Sales. Sanders: 10 Ohio steers. 1.1ss
lbs. average, s14.2O; 20 Virginia. i,2O4.
;lss!; 20; 1,l55. $3.50; ~. l.o7i, ,ls; IS,
81; slas. s'S cows. 0ql Sss .tS ,sS os as
2. lao. 80. J. shamberg & Son: 6 Penn
sylvania steers, l.1e5, SlL4O; IT, l2lS,
sl9!5i 81. LIE 1855; ! bull. 1850.
1870; l, 1850, tl2; 5. 1905. sl1.50; is
cows textra). l.4o2. s12.25. Kerns Com
T:;'Sn ss ., 5sF'' 20 i PsSn:yys ana
siaft; / bull, 1850, sI2: 2, i,iis. ;iI; e.
fs5, $3.50. Tobin & shannon: 20 Vir-
ginia steers. l.l4l, ~; ] COW. l.2Io. {l1,5o;
5, sss, slo.75; 10. sss. 1855, Mcpherson &
cows. i.i25' siO.5o. j. q. Curtis ( Son:
s55019.75.
CALvFs-Receipts, 2,045 head; 1880 on
sale. Market active and Arm TO soc.
higher All sold early. Common to prime
veals. s16ai95o per 100 lbs; culls sl2G
is; skim milk and fed calves, tlOqI4. city
dressed yeals arm at 22a2She. per lb.
lbs. average, ,l95O; 6. liz. 1850: I5. 1876.
,ls: 10. 1873. tlLSo; is. Iii. ,I7! 10. liz.
SIC; eulls, 40. sll; 2. 2O5, tis; 2, 100.
sl2; fed calves, s35. tl1. ]. G. Curtis a
Son; Sss veAls. 1853, $3.50; 81. 1854. slsi
3. 126, 1880 IT. los, sisi IA culls, III,
tis; fed calves. aaS. ~ Jsiliffs. Wright
The sun., 1919-06-12

f $50; COZ common. Ii@ia'i5; light weight,
good and choice. sl2.604l4.75: common
and medium. tlo9i2,75. Butcher cattle,
heifers. S7.75RlsS5: cows. s7,bo9l3; can
ners and cutters, 3sq7,5o; veal calves,
light and handy weights, 3l5250l7
Feeder steers, Is.75GlS.2S; stocker steers.
sheep~Receipts. 1900: market active.
steady to strong; estimated tomorrow,
20 600 Lambs, 81 pounds down, sl2.T5T
1885, SIS pounds up. 3l2.509lbS5; culls
and common. ss9l2.25; springs, Sie.5Og
10; yearling wethers, sl225@lS: owes. me-
dunn, good and choice. $4,000; culls and
common. s3.2547.25.
ST. LOUIS, June ll-Hogs-ReceiPt
10, 900; activea rs a. 4oc. higher; top, $50, 70;
bulk t20Q 1880; heavy weight $40, 500
1910; medium weight, t20Q 1880; light
weight, sls6OQ2o.50; light light, SlS5b q
sO.I5: heavy packing sows smooth. SIS. 25
1is.50; packing sows. rough, sl6bO9
cattieSReceipts. 5000; unevenly csc.
higher ana few cases soc; close. draggy.
Beef steers, medium. and heavy weight
sio.7SGl27b; light weight, choice and
prime, si5,25; medium and good $1,000
i475; butcher cattle. heifers, $500 q Is;
cows. s7Qli.25: Gamers and cutters. $50
- so; veal calves, iisht and handy weight
Sl25O4l6.25; feeder steers. $3.50 Qi2,75;
stocker steers, s775@l1.75.
ssheep-Receipts 1000; active and fully
steady. Best native spring lambs, SiS.SSl
springs, tIB.509le.50; ewes, medium and
choice, t7.5o0aSOi cuiis ana common
N4& r'
The sun., 1919-06-12
ELECTIONS AND MEErINGA
NOTICE
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE Is r. GODnRITH COMptNYt

u
Please take notice that. pursuant to
resolution Of the Board OF Directors. .
Special Meeting OF the stockholders OF This
h. r Goodrich Company viii be held a;
the once OF the Company, No. 1850 Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan, CIty of New
York, on Thursday, June 20, 1918, at II 90
O'Clock \. NJ. for the following purposes:
l. To consider and act upon PROPOSE
ton TO increase the capital stock OF This
consisting Of $4,000 shares OF the par
value OF 800 each, to 500, 600 600, cousist-
ing OF i,o9s,o00 shares Of the par value OF
?. II said increase Is authorized. to
classify the proposed Increase Of s25.-
100000 consisting Of 25o.0oO shares Of the
par value ~ 500 each, into 10 cumulative
Preferred stock. having the same prefer
ences and rights and subject to the same
priorities and burdens as the present Pre-
ferrod stock OF this Company now author
tied and Issued, so that the capital stock
Of the Company as 50 increased and classi-
fed. VIII he 100000 900, divided into
each, Of which 496, 900 shares will be 10.
Cumulative Preferred stock and 600. 900
shares, viii be Common Stock.
3. II said increase and the classification
thereof are authorized, then TO consider
and act upon:
Ca) The immediate issuance and sale
OF $4,000, 900, par value. OF said addi-
tlonal Preferred stock. FIRST Offering tho
same 90 the holders OF record Of the Pre-
ferred and Common Stock Of the Conn
pRny at the close Of business on July l.
1919, at the price Of sl02 per share and
accrued dividends from July !. 1919, IN
the number Of shares proportioned to
their respective holdings OF stock. In ac-
cordance with and upon the terms and
conditions already approved by the
90 A certain agreement heretofore
entered into by the Hoard OF Directors
OF this COMPANY, with the Company's
lnnkerH for underwriting the proposed
sale Of said $4,000 900 Of Preferred
Stock, for which services the underwrit-
ing syndicate ana tho bankers are to re-
ceive compensation from tho Company
tc) To take any other action which
shall be determined nv the stockholders
10 he necessary or desirable in connection
with. CernRnN to or growing out OF my
Of tho foregoing matters
BY the Bv-lsws % the Comparv u IL
nr0vided that only th0s" persons shall DO
entitled N vote In person or nv proxy who
anpear rs holders Of recnrd ertI'led to vote
at such meeting uron the transfer hooks
preceding such meeting
n, G. WORK. President
Y, c. VAN CLEEF Secrstary.
1880 Broadway. New York, y. Y,
June .. 1914
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HURLEY ASKS NEW
SHIPBUILDING PLAN
Says Private Enterprise Is
Hampered by Uncertainty.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Continuing
his testimony to-day before the Senate
Commerce Committee Chairman Hurley
OF the shipbhilding Board said ne did not
think it would be wise to continue with
the original programme of Government
shipbuildIng at a cost of $500, 0OO, 900 and
take the chance of selling the ships In
the open market.
II was developed that two ships were
sold recently at 1910 a ton, or $40 a ton
more than they cost. and Senator Moses
Republican, New Hampshire. suggested
that 1t might be well for the board to
build the 100000 tons of steel ships
contracts for which were cancer.ed re-
Gently.
The chairman told the committee de-
velopaaent OF private shipping enterprise
was hsmpered by lack OF knowledge as
10 what disposition was to be made OF
the Government feet, and said he was
ready toptSke up the question OF a per-
mAnent Government policy.
The sun., 1919-06-12
$4,000 Chi Rys ser b SIS. 42H 4eX 4:X 4:H
PTTTSBURG.

& Co: IS veaIs. 1872 SO; IS culls. I22. SIS
W. r. Hume: il veais, 1884, $3.50. IT, II
Hollis: veals, 1871, 1850; 81. l26. $3.50
5. lss, sl7; IL skim milk calves. l55, siS
eulls, lO4, as: Kerns Commission Co: lsS
veals. 12l. &1s: s cuils l37. as Newton
& Co.: 40 veals, 1872, 1920; l40, s1s.75:
4 culls. 100, 1880; is, 81, sls: 2 calves,
1876, 40. s. Judd & Co: 60 veals. 1873. $40;
veaIs, Is5, ,is.75.'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, B.lIo
head: l01a cars on sale. Sheep and prime
lambs steady; medium lambs weak. Early
arrivals were all sold. Sheep. ewes, $3.50
qlO.b0 per 100 lbs. culls. So; wethers
s1lS6i lambs. Sls.7592i; culls. t15; year
at l5@lsc. per lb.; dressed wethers. zoo
zee. dressed lambs. s2@36c.
sales-Tobin q shannon: gel virginia
lambs. ~ lbs average. i?l; 2ss, 81, f:O,7S;
81 $3.50; 10 Pennsylvania sheep. III.
$40; G. 1903. $3.50, Kerns Commission Com
pany; $50 Virginia lambs. 10. SPOTS; e5
Ohio wethers. %. silsS; Cste Tuesday,
q. Virginia. lsmss IS ohtS q '3S
9ss Ohio yesriings. Is. ,I4. J. shamSerg
& SON ICE Virginia lambs, II, 32l; 81
sheep. ils. 1900: T. 1865, $3.50; 10 culls.
81, ts. Newton q Co.; l72 Virginia lambs,
a. 5000 St,. Gu cult: 's; 'ls; 10 sheep; I?o;
yearlinEs, so, sl4; 8. ss. si9,50; s sheep,
yeariings. 81. .is6O; /? sheep. s5, 1880.
HOGs-Reeeipts. $3.50 head; 2 cars on
sale. Market unchanged, Prime New York
and Pennsylvania hogs sold at $1,000 per
SO. Country dressed hogs In very limited
receipt and easier at 2i9 2sc. per ID. for
heavy to light weights.
saiss-Ksrns Commission Company: 10
The sun., 1919-06-12
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, June II. - Hogs Re-
ceipts, $500 steady. Packers and butch
;isa 1850; stays, ;lOSis.aS' '" '"0''s'
8, c;S at IL, 500 strong Cows.
sheep-Reeeipts' $50 weak. %9e.
Lambs strong
PITTsBURG. June 11.-Cattie steady;
supply light. Prime, NL25q15.
sheep-steadyi supply light. Prime
wethers. S9.bOQl0.e5; culls and common,
1905. Lambs 17qlL Veal calves. .li
0l750.
Hogs-Heavy; supply light. Prime
heavles. mediums and heavy Workers,
s20,50g20.55; light. Workers. and pigs, ;Is
9l9,se; roughs. SI6gl775.
EAST BUFFALO, June lI.-cattie-Re-
ceipts. rs; steady.
cslves.-Receipts 100; active and soc.
higher; s6@16.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 2.I0O; 20 to soc. higher.
Heavy mixed and Workers., s20s5; light
Workers. $3.50 1875; pigs, tlsg1sbO;
roughs. siS,25qlS.50: stays. Sl2gl5.
Sheep and I.ambs-Receipts. 200; steady
and unchanged.
The sun., 1919-06-12
MEETEATING BOOMS
THROWING OF BOMBS
Corn Millers' Secretary Sad
Over Increased Consumption
of Animal Foods.
DRY WAVE BLAMED ALSO
Grain Men Hear Lions and
Tigers to Back Fierce and
Brutal Parallel.

Increased consumption of meat by the
American public has been the most po-
tent single factor in the high cost Of iiv-
ing, in the opinion OF Douglas w. Lackey
Of Chicago, SECRETARY of the American
Federation OF Corn Millers. He thinks
also that very likely Bolshevism and
other menacing manifestations Of radi-
calism. such as bomb explosions, are due
10 a large proportion of tb, population
being affected with animal innuences'
as result Of the meat habit
Lions and tigers which eat meat ex-
clusively. are fierce and brutal. and dis
like water, 1t is really only natural to
apply the analogy to men and women
who are steak addicts. 1t is quite rea-
sonable to believe that they would de-
velop similar characteristics. And finally
1t is possible. although by no means GER
tain, that the approach of national pro-
hibition Is the thing that has precipi-
tated the present ORGY of chops. outlets
and roasts In which the entire country Is
at present INDUCING.
However this may be, Mr.. Lackey
pointed out the remedy at the meeting
yesterday Of grain men, distributors and
producers. which Is being held at the
Chamber of Commerce under the direc-
ton Of Julius H. Barnes. Federal Wheat
Director. 1t is simply for every one to
start to-day and henc~forth go easy on
the meat and eat more cereals and vege-
tables. II this is done Mr. Lackey be-
heves that anarchy win be curbed, DEM
ocrattc institutions will be preserved for
future generations, the general expen-
siveness Of existence will receive a solar
plexus blow and everything probably will
turn out all right in the end.
The sun., 1919-06-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVES,
WANTED 80

manufacturing concern which has nj
ready developed its product to n point
where hundreds of Government Depart
ments are using It in different sections OF
the country and the largest Industrial
concerns In the world have adoptcd ana
Endorsed such product Including American
sugar Refining Co. Maxwell Motors Co
American Tin Plate Co. United States
steel Products Co. and hundreds Of Others.
wishes to secure Manufacturers representa-.
lives to take entire charge In New Yor,,
and nearby territories
The product In question Is essential Ia
modern business efficiency and has prac.
tically unlimited field and is In eyerFrow-
ing NATURAL DEMAND
The sale OF the product Is backed nv
national magazine advertising etc
For a conscientious worker with sales
ability or experience, this is a once-in-a-
Nf"time opportunity to secure a perma
nent steadily increasing business Of his
own with an income limited only by mis-
ability. "
small investment for stock OF mar
ohandise and good references are required
II YOU are really interested, are preparcd
TO do business ana can qualify call I'm
-"rs"n 20 see our Mr.. Montgomery, sSO
Lafayette St, New York city, or write or
phone for appointment Spring 1873.
REPRESENTATIVE Of a newly formed
The sun., 1919-06-12
BUTTE ELECTRIC 4 POWER co.

Pursuant TO the terms OF the sinking
fund provisions Of the first mortgage of the
Butte Electric and Power Company. dated
June /, 1901. Sl9.29l.S0 have been de-
posted with the Trustee. Proposals for the
sale OF bonds OF the above company matur-
ing June !, 1881 for the amount of the
deposit stated are invited, and will be re-
ceived by the undersigned at its ofloe,
No. So Cedar ST. New York. up to ~
o'clock noon. June 10, 1919. The right Ii
reserved to reject any bid.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
BY CALVERT BREWER Vice President
The sun., 1919-06-12
BUTTE ELECTRIC 4 POWER co

Pursuant to the terms OF the additional
Sinking Fund provisions OF the first mort
gage OF the Butte Electric and Power
Company. dated June !. 1901, S:1.366.tt
have been deposited with the Trustee.
Proposals for the sale OF bonds OF tho
above company, maturing June !, 1851. for
the amount OF the deposit stated. are In
vited, and Will be received by the UNDER
signed at it's office, No. 55 Cedar St. New
York, up to IL o'clock noon. June -. 1919.
The right is reserved to reject any bid.
UNITED STATES MORTGAG l. AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
BY CALVERT BREWER, Vice President.
The sun., 1919-06-12
Live stock Markets in Other Cities.

KANSAC CITY. June lI.-Hors-R..
eelpts, 1900; higher, Bulk. 32O250 90 so.
heayies, S2o.5OQ2 1000: medium weISbts
S2o. 20 u 1850; lights, s2OQ2OI5; Iight
lights, Sls.75 1920: heavy packing snsYs
Ns7b a 20. 20; pigs. 3lsaI95O.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. and 500 calves.
weak; vealers higher Heavy beef steers
choice and prime. il5.lOd 1910: medium
ana good, SIS 504l5.; common S1lbO1
iistO; light weight, good and choice
tlg.s5ql5lb; common and medium. SO IA m
iSlOi butcher cattle. heifers, s79l4: cows
70 90 q IS: Gamers and cutters s5 5O6'
500 veal calves, light and handy weight
VIZ 25Il475i feeder steers, {sS5QiI5O:
stockers. S7.95GIS40. ''''
sheep--Recelpts. 5000: higher. Lamb..
81 pounds down, $l3@l4: SIS pounds ana
up, fl2.7b4l4; culls and common, Ss. IN
l2bO; yearling wethers. s107bRl3. ewes
s1WS.bO; ewes. cuils and common. san
SIS; goats 500. Wv
CHICAGO. June II. - Hogs - RECENT,
$4,000; market active. mostly rs to sSc
higher than yesterdays average: ION
$50 SO; estimated tomorrow, $4,000. BuIk
$40 2o9?0,45; heavy weight. $40 20 a 20 "A
medium weight. s2O.iO q 90. SO; light weight
slSs5420.6o light lights. $is25m2o;
heavy packing sows, smooth. sls.5bQy0. 10;
tlT2591S.25.
cattIe-Receipts. 1000. Beef steers slow
about steady butcher stock steady; calves
25c, higher; feeders. steady to strong. sati-
dunn and heavy weight. choice and prime,