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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-29
HOP
CROP
LIGHT
oregon Has Hardly an Aver
age Cr0p---Eastern Yield
Far Below II

Lachmund C Pincus purchased
100000 pounds of hops yesterday
from the C. A. Mclaughlin and
Hirsch yards at independence.
Twenty cents were paid for this LOT.
This was the only sale made in
this section of the valley yesterday,
as far as is known. 1t is believed
that only few sales will be made
until after the hops are harvested.
New York Fields.
The market continues in very firm
position with spot goods not Offering
on the local market to any extent.
We hear of small sale of state hops
at slightly over 19 cents, while Pa.
cific coast hops are held from IA to
II cents, according to quality. On
the Pacific coast there has been con-
tinued activity in contracts for the
1906 crop and as high as IS cents
has been reported paid. The crop
continues to look we'll, although
there is some complaint of the yield
being decreased on account of the
protracted hot and dry spell which
has. prevailed for some little time
past. In New York state fine grow
ing weather is reported and picking
has commenced in the early yards.
Quality of the early samples shown
is exceedingly fine and the early seed
ing state hops are held at 22 and 25
cents. Reports from England are
that the crop will be barely 100000
cwts., and even lower estimates are
heard. Germany reports improve
ment in the yards, but crop will be
very short.
Notes.
The Malone Gazette, August II.
says: The Franklin county hop
crop is coming on fast under favora-
BILE weather conditions and all the
yards that we have seen look bright
and are free from vermin. The crop
will not be very heavy one, how
ever, as the vine has not armed out
particularly well. Unless the condi-
tions are very unfavorable from now
until September 1st, the local crop
will be of exceptionally fine quality.
The Oneonta Herald, August 16,
says: The outlook in Otsego county
continues bright, and If the present
weather holds the crop will be of eX-
cellent quality. For the new crop
20 cents is offered, with few takers.
While there is sure to be a paying
price, no one need expect the high
figures of 1882, as intimated in the
Cobleskill Times. Opinions so OPP
timistic as this are liable to do harm
rather than good to the grower.
The Cobleskill Farmer, August II,
says: During the past week about
100 bales have been sold in the
Cooperstown market at Z to 1S cents.
The growing crop looks fine, but as
already reported, will be somewhat
less than last year. In some yards
the picking will begin the middle and
last of next week, but in general not
before the beginning of the next
week. A few small contracts for the
growing crop have been made at 20
cents, but it is hard to do much bust
ness at this price.
The Schoharie Republican, August
16, says: Among the purchases
made during the past week, we note
that by H. w. Wright of the John
Fl. Mead lot of 35 bales at 11Ac.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-29

THESE HOT DAYS
/ Orange Sherbstt bs
I fGoganberrY Shefbert,
j, Ice Cream, .,
.ns ~ that leads them all
I Tce Cream Soda,
I, Sommer Girl,
more popu1ar than ever
these and more like them
mst the things to satisfy
& DOUGLAS
salem's Leading Grocers.
,orfectioners and Bakers.
NO State St. fhones ioS.io'
L,n direct from the dairy
|'st freezer makes perfect
aeam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22

separating. II is only when seated
at the supper table, after hard days
labor and tramping, that the boy APP
preciates his valuble friend, the cow
The Jersey bull and the young calves
are more 10 his liking; the one In
spires him with daring and fear, the
calves with fun and frolc. Best OF all
are the horses. A boy loves a horse
and a horse loves boy. The twain
are great chuns and seem TO have a
mutual understanding OF each others
needs.
The present management believes
that the raising OF the smaller fruits,
manual training. the care OF chickens,
pigeons, and the lesser animals will
be more fitting to boys and far more
attractive. The initial step in this
direction entails the expenditure of a
considerable amount OF money. Never
theless. Ave years with good guidance
should make good the outlay many
times over. and we must never forget
that while we are raising fruit, we are
also raising boys. That we have
started an enterprise for the reclama-
ton and character-building set in
motion activities, the harvest of which
cannot be reckoned In dollars and
cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22
CANYON CREST HOPEFULs.

ed out for their first cottage, they
spied a coyote sinking up the ravine,
and they were OF like pack Of blood
hounds before the photographer could
say Jack Robinson"
Heretofore, Canyon Crest has been
entirely a stock farm. Now. before
this reslstless youthful energy the
peaceful COW win have to hunt her
sustennnce farther ana farther up
the hillslies, eliminating as she chews
her cud, upon the good old days when
she was monarch Of all she surveyed.
AS the commercial value OF potatoes
and melons dawn on the juvenile
minds--not to mention the feasts to
the workers becoming almost reai-
ties-thcse young farmers begrudge
every acre OF arabic land to the cows.
They talk to the superintendent OF
our melons, "our garden patch"
"our hens and chickens etc. one
onterprisng youth has undertaken to
furnish a leading restaurant with
squads as his contribution to the gen.
eral fund, Another raises ducks.
more savage spirit has contracted to
rid the place OF gophers, with 90
rife and a rat terrier dog at his heels.
He declares, and makes good that mo
measly gopher amt gon' to eat up our
stun" An easy mark offered cent
for every gopher tail, also cent for
every head. She was sadder and
wiser woman when she learned that
"a head and "a tall" came of the
same gopher Gopher tails were the
currency among the boys OF one time
on the ranch They bought and Sold
as the Indians used to do in merchan-
dise--11 gopher tails and snakeskin
purchased a knife; a bunch OF sego
lilies and a rabbits foot. an air-gun,
and so on
The cows to the ordinary boy are
not an inspiration. They suggest.
rather. the barnyard and milking time,
the butter making and the cream
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22

unusual length. He prayed for every
thing and for everybody and always
wound up with, 20, Lord we thank
Thee for having fed us from our youses
up TO dis present time" etc. II may
have been the heat. or the flies, or the
proverbial last straw but to the as
tonlshment OF all. the police officer OF
the ranch said with decision born OF
long suffering from long graces. Eel
lows We are going TO ask the blessing,
ourselves; we may not always have
folks here who can; anyway we ought
TO do II"
1--WE ought, we ought" chorused the
family, Begin today, Mr.. Police OH
GER, and show us how
20, GeeW said Police Officer.
However being gritty, he seized his
knife In one hand his fork IN the
other and planted his closed fists upon
the table: with white face and tightly
closed eyes, he began In trembling
voice, and finished the blessing with
barely audible amen.
"Amenp' said the director. decided
". Amen. amen, amenV' said eight
choking voices around the table.
"Amenl precious Jesusl' said the
colored preacher with regret.
The meal disappeared in silence
Later in quiet corner of the orchard
the police officer came up shame
facedly to the director and said.
SAY. Little Mother, didn't that
blessing of mine sound awfully bad"
THE FIRST CAMP.
The first camp of seven boys went
wild with delight at the wood things
that crossed their paths. The gophers
were chased into their holes. the SPUR
rels up the trees, and the water snakes
had their necks broken; the biz Jer-
sey bull was dared, the chicken hawk
was fired at; and at the very moment
when all were grouped to have their
pictures took" upon the knowl pick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22

ur. Inv nroblcm An SAT- Lake
~ ~" ny 80, ~. .,,,,,,.,od
is very shia'l or' eo''p'''N1
with the proportions " assumes
In the larger centers Of popula-
a., M, ~ 10 a Sign that SAT- Lake
''o"' w ~, s,... ,i,o
Is CROWNS that 'he p'N u'F' ''' "'''Y
becoming numerous cnGugh to present
al least tho beginning o. a problem.
rcsv item IN tho olty's assets has
been Ne ability to pt5at by The expert
ences Of other cries ana 80 adopi FOR
~ regulation the latest IDEAS worked
~. o,,h great l,h,, ana diaiculn ID
wy rhs
the oloer olsle9 ~ ei''' ''
juvenile court idea came FROM 9utn "a
source. and from such Il source also
,,,,.s tbe c,,nvon rreef farr yblei
80 ~ ~, st,t. Is reuroseut,.t
~ .'v ,,i1oa strepotb bv tbe ,nrious
,s,,,s .,l,,he b9vc donated to tbo
,,en.tal servico 81 bovs
,tsr,' IN inferesting tato coined down
49, ~ r1neb which is IN bo "A ,,er
,,s,s,, beado,farters Ter The bow who
~ l,st Mn nome anoboraae ma B
innl,i,e for someone to whom he cnn
.sy Gimme another chance ana
~ I'm make good
,rhe idea az having snch a farm IL
~. year ala If brgan ntth h
,an2,,e Ia, Tudoe wits Brogn before
re ,eonienfs Gibbs ana Inc SECOND step
,nilo.ying rirht ofter was mo appointa
rson, n q ranch committee This
soIoction ~ tbe Canyon crest ranch
,vaa soon made and OCCUPANCY fol-
Iarsed N Tho snrinz Win such utilities
ne could 10 hastily gathered together
WHERE FARM rs.
Tho ranch in above pountifuI and It's
,,,rnhaSa nr,ce v,aa sI0 00O In oasv
nayments runnlnp over ten Years al
\ nsr com I'm Iune mo bows were
,,r,,ed ,,n morn and after q iittie oy-
nsrIenre Win a hired SUPERINTENDENT.
tbev oreanized A renutyic Tor their own
discipline, with fuli corps OF olfcers.
~ and me bovs folind they had cows
IN milk horses 10 tend pigs 10 feed
as well az mnd TO plant After six
months the farm "A proven 10 be no
longer an experiment The latest re-
norris from there are that The boys are
enioylng themselves. and are happy
while thew have accumulated corsid.
cradle money through The sales from
the farm and money earned working
for other farms.
No effort has been made 10 break
down individuality of ownership and
each youngster has been given the iin-
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The Boy Saving Problem
At Canyon Crest Farm.

L..
Held, as II IL the intention 10 make me
Iafin an Independent community en-
ufely seii-snpporung'
MRS. PARKS REPORT.
lhaonplediy thf Two Women VINO
nave ttNeh more interest ~ INC faneh
ana Wnal u HteuaS Tor thAn any gth-
els are Mls. Hugh PARK ana MIS- NC
Naiqn Infy nave nome az thei
Own ~ lhe Iafn go that uley can Dc
nea lhcT Nouu6 Naras ana see 10 le
th9t lnet are not heg.ecttQ W. any
way ehd .hti ihey aff properly d.-
iecici ana tap6Al IL Meuia 20 an
.ge-opeAe 40 many q SUI Aahef II
lhfy could pnt ri9ip me farm ana see
ior lhelNf ives nov lheAt lWo earHeht
'ha eointien'ious women are WORKING
oni .tf opy hfppen Wmen Is tollnahI-
llg tl'e tten.on ol some OK ine pest
tNulkiHb r''iAe OF tnh ese' ~ re-
reit .o lha aliiNfln ol we HAao' lAsluh'
Mf' letN itta tNcril,iy 1hsse tn'l ON
eI siinuAi .'flN" 44ds'lRu'F Vi NV
CONDITION pam on the arm
tfoAl age ecJf-lNS 3pout ~ Dpys
we're iefei'eQ ana eaf l ~ on the
linVhi never more 'neh eibHt ~ any
one NNif' some ol lle7e tpsS nave
pea-l lotP ~ feianyes SOM heut 70
ipeelH Wa'hins seh3o.s, SOM teu' s.ll
lhK ~ 70 A0N aaNahtaseous onSrs
We're NA' p' ths3l' helehi tel, VIZ
pah J. .he 0ssoeiat.uh 70 auppt
tAHlhNl eisnl JOYS ~ tuttaee,
pofa o. 't!9l aBs ana tdstes, anu
VINO VIZ say uhtll lhey nave accuinu'
latel eil' 20 be-in Ior lhelnseiNes,
~ betlef VIZ ~ y leW VIZ DC ,nV
ie4oefs ~ lne various plaAohes VI Nv
aust1its ploh we lalIcn' n,o,,o s,or,os
"l'HS a,iu fI l,tn,,o, CrnsI
boys. Showing the need Of Just such 4
plone 70 ivy n9gp umg 20
i'eSspVs N ~, 80 ae ,ho,,,
,Y' go III co,',,a,,
,,n., VIZ 10 ,',',, 20 80,
!. 'Vat '''.l ,""N a. W.,
W. S,,.e asrrod ~, oSo yay on Inc
,,r,d,s 80, 800 S..n. a., ye,ys oid
~ y, ~, ,,o,t,, ~ coS ~ ~
~ o., 5s9,i toSos, no,, III ain,t
9e' "a ~ a,,'ah,ar a. ,'e, oan,t he
, 'aI -. soS" ~, ~ etraats a1a ver AMI
gat soiks eeb5t catss eor YER or no.
ST. ~, too,h ~, nothtu, - tiere ~.
~, Nv. had 10 ,,,r,, lie hacr 10 bide
iiIs a,,c,tn,, ,s ~ ,ong Nara vears
~ te'r,.,, itsa eah,e hasar. rim
H. KIT era ho M ,nonneed ~ spstain
ia go ciotbo Nj min st,ntaa hodv
a., ~, a,,,,, ocfor,s h,t a, NJ be aanseg
IA, 49,. &, taiSos ~ n,eke ana a. a
hov H. meet his ne than moro food
AKA clot,ee So be continued. ~ hone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-22
THAT'S TT,

Cough yourself into a nj OF spasms and
then wonder why you don't gel we'll II
you will only try a bottle OF Billiards.
Horehound Syrup your cough will be a
thing OF the past. 1t Is positive cure for
Coughs. Influenza, Bronchitis and all Pull
monary diseases One bottle will convince
you at your druggists &c, zoe. 81 Sold
by 2. G, NJ. l. Drug Dept, liz and ia
South Main Street. B
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QvApaUpLET CALVES.


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-05
ERRATAS.

En- el hermoso trabajo que insertara-
mos 81 pr6ximo pasado Domingo, debido &
is pluma de don Fernando CALICO en-
honor Tavarez, deslizaronse las siguien-
tes erratas:
Ia Foqte.-En el parrsfs To- donde di-
ce, en- otraS obras debe decir entire otras
obFas
go. P6rfafo % donde dice'g.nrchas debe
g ) Fi,T1ssic. PSrrafo 2s donde dee gsnsro dsbs
decir gsniO.
4)P6rrafo 26 despues de tierruca amada
deBe If punto coma :.
Parrafo 26 donde dice mainado debe
decir nimGdO.
ga Parte.-1 Parrafo 5.-Donde dice
no solo hGbfG sobra 81 no.
2~PkrTafo 7-Donde dice plagiGrlas
debe decir pgagiarJoa
3a. Parte.-1 PSrrafo 11.-Donde dice
para sl creadO debe decir nor 81 cEeado
P6rrafo 11.-Donda dice intermezzo
debe decir iqstermezzos.
Pdrrafo 12.-Donde dice: nos hGce
Chopin debe decir NOS hace reCOrd0r a
Chopin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-05
INCLESES PROCESA-
dos en- New York

Pierson & Son, contratistas ingleses que
trabajan en- New York, han sido proceBa-
dos por negligencia, mientrsB construyen
un tunel para el ferrocarril de Pennsylva-
MIA bajo el rio del Este.
Estos trabajos que Sc est6n hacienda
bajo un rio, son peligrosfsimos, va han
muerto algunos trabajoTes, pues Sc trata
de uu cuarto tubo para 81 feEocarril, que
sirve de tunel, y los que 10 fabrican traba-
jan bajo una preston atmoaferica de As
libras pOr pulgada cuadrada.
Unas veces la preston de las aguas del
rio y otras veces 81 aire de las maquinarias
que seiemplean, hacen romper el tubo las
sguas 10 invaden, no teniendo apenas
tempo los trabaiadores de abandonarlo
por una estrecha Rbertura por donde tie
men que pasar uno uno.
La Ultima tragedia que sucedi6 de Ia
cual Sc acusa Pierson q Son fu6 que
parece que pas6 aIgo grave, rom piendoge ell
tubo del tunel y para evitar que las aguas
10 inundaran Sc aument6 la preston del
aire; de pronto 81 tubo Sc rompi6 inva-
di6udolo las aguas, la preston del aire
compeli6 al aqua salir POGO POGO; los
30 hombres que trabaiabau allf lanzaronse
hacia afuera por la estrecha abertura,
todas salieron menos los dos liltimos, que
perecieron. .
No valierOn los esfuerzos de sus compa-
feros, habfan perecido. So acusa & la
compafifa de no proveer q los trabajadores
de aparatos que indiquen la preston atmos.
f6rica bajo la cual estan trabajando.
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INSPECTOR
de esCuelas en-.
AguadiIIa.
EIl San Juan, con motive De
Ia Asamblsa Republican,
''Ya es tempo dlcsn de que Il cOmpaKla del
ferOcanll prOGsda al arrsgIo Do Ii sale
Del ProgrssO.
"a naestrO corresponsaL.

+
Julio 3.-Ha tornado possession de su
cargo 81 nuevo inspector de escuelas en-
sustituci6n del relevado Ponce. Mister
Daniel F. Kelley.
En- 81 pr6ximo diez y aiete del actual
embarcara para los Estados Unidoa on
Union de Bn familia el Post mslBteE ds
Aguadilla don Augusta Font Rodriguez.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan con mo.
two de la Asamblea Republicans que ha-
bfa de yerifcarBe aver, los sefiores aqua
dillanos don Julio Osvaldo Abril don
Luis a. ToFregrosa.
Maiiana en- la noche Sc celebrar6 gen
el cfrculo de San Carlos de esta ciudad 81
anunciado bale del 4 de Julio; para 81
que reina gran animation.
Pronto Ilegar6 Aguadilla 81 gran
circo foWande que se encuentra sexual.
mepte en Mayagiez.
va es tempo de que Ia Compa1fa del
ferrocarril proceda 81 arreglo de Ia conti-
nuaci6n de Ia Gale del PrOgresO de ssta
ciudad Ia cual be halla completamente, in-
transitable. Ha tempo ha debido verii-
carlo aun no tenemos por aquel trozo
Bino IN. gran ndmero de baches que son
nocivos la Balud p6blica.
Diceas que en- esta semana ser6 tras-
ladado el colegio de inscripciones del ha-
rrio HigGey Ia Gale de San Barbara
de esta poblacion.
-Durante esta semana estar& en- receso
la Corte de Distrito de esta Ciudad.
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G len UNONISTAS.
mas en- Bayan6n.
E juez municipal sale para FajaTdO
zen dOnde COntFaera matrimOniO
con una distingulda seTOdta.
Esta hIen mOntada Ia Ofielaa De Ia TssOrsria
municipal.
u ,lue8tro eorresponsaL. )


Julio 8. Aver domingo tuvo lugar en-
el baTrio de Minillas, de esta Jurisdiction
IN mitin republican, en- eI cual hizo uso
de Ia palabra el doctor Fernandez Mater,
cuyo discurso di6 un resuItado de Glen
votos republicanos favor de los unionis.
tas.
Ell doctor Tosas, Official de sanidad de
esta ciudad, me manifesto que ha tornado
medidas acerCa del NAL estado del pan v
7la leche asnnto sobre 81 cual hube de
llamarle Ia atenci6n.
EsperamoB que Gus 6Tdenes ser6n cum.
plidas, complaciendo asf los deseos del
pdblico.
Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad los agra.
ciadaS y simpaticas sefioritas de Comerfo
Amelia y Maria Carmona, que van para
San Juan.
EI jueves pr6ximo sale para Fajardo
el Lcdo .Acosta actual juez de estR corte'
municipal, que va con 81 objeto de con-
traer matrimoniO con la gentil agraciada
Seforita Carolina We've, de distinguida
familia de aquella localidad.
Que realize sus deseos 81 distiDguido
amigo que 10 felecidad le acompafe
eteTnamente en- su nuevo estado.
-El senior Torres Muhiga, secretario
del comite unionista de esta ciudad, se
encuentra muy 8tareado en- asunto de su
oicina, por ser mucho 81 trabajo de la
HeCretarfa.
Hay mucha animation para asistir 81
mitin unionista que tendrs lugar en- Toa
Baja ell domingo pr6ximc al cual asisti-
"a ell senior Mufioz Rivera.
:Estd por concluir, el aedifcio que esta
fabricando 81 Lcdo. Wewall para su ofici-
ma de farmacia, cuyo edifcio no solamen-
to hermosear& el ornate p6blico, sino que
tambi6n le dara Iealce una de las princi-
pales mejores boticas de Ia isla.
He yisitado hoy Il ofcina de Ia teso-
rerfa municipal, cargo del inteligente
joven don Isaac, Martinez, he. quedadO
satisfecho de yer una ofcina bien monta-
da sobre todo responde dignamente ell
senior Martinez para q cargo que Sc le ha
conferido.
Hoy he conference.-the laTgamente con
el rico agricultor ~ distinguido unionista
don Angel Umpierre, he podido yer,
que cada dia es mas enthusiasts por los
ideales polfticos que sustenta
Trabaja no solamente con Bu persons
sino Tambien con su dinero. satisfaciendolo
este por tratarse de su partido.
Siempre en- todas las 6pocag 81 senior
Umpierre ha dado prueba de ser IN buen
puertorriqueiio.
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Ia ARD De AVER
Mas de- 8 nil aIrlaS lIenaban las
GALES De ID cia1ad ] elespsCta-
CuIO IesuIl6 hriIIantisimo

A las diez de Il mahana de aver, se
lIev6 4 efectO IA pATada dispuesta en- 81
programa de featejos para Is fiesta del 4
de Julio. Las GALES de la; FoEtaleza, San
Francisco, Cristo = plaza de BaldoriOty,
eataban atestadas de una inmensa cOncu.
rrencia. Los balcones de Los ediicios EN-
todo 81 referido trayecto ae vefan cuaiados
de hermosas damas que la luz del bri-
nante cielo do una espl6ndida manana, lu-
clan sus gracias y exIuisitos tocados dan
dole mayor brillant6s II espDct6culo.
El Honorable Gobernador, acompafia-
do de easi todos los uefiores Conseieros del
Executive, Cor. Hamil, otTas autorida-
dea, presenci6 al deafle desde 81 balloon
central del Ayuntamiento.
En- Otra ventana eataba 81 alcalde y
otFog sefioFes
Ia multitud que llenaba Il plaza prin-
cipal formaba una compaeta masa, de mas
de Beis mil almas El desfle fue magnfi-
gco, seg6n la opinion general ha sido el
mas caneurrido ordeHado de cuantos se
han efectuado aquf, con igual motive.
j El battalion de Puerto Rico, Ejecanes
de Ia procession, La marina infantarfa de
Marina de los Estadoa Unidos, battalion de
ia policfa iasulaT, bombaroa, y el battalion
de Eos asilOB, lhicieron nm deafile que mere
clio las mejores apreciaci6nes de todos los
que pudieron presenciarlc.
Completaron 81 cuadro con simpatico
marco, las comisiones de los "Elks," las
alumnas de Benefcencia, federaciones y
ciJ1dadanos 4 pie, que ocupaban una exten-
sion de mas de dos kiI6metros
Ell orden fue admirable Ia poliefa,
que 81 mando de los oficiales Hnrtado y
Tallada eBtaba encaEgada del serviciO de-
GALES, no tuvo que hacer ning6n arresto
nj reprenci6n, 4 Ia gran muchedumbra
que llenaba todos los nitios por donde pas6
Ia procession.
LIamaron mncho ID atenci6n del p6bli-
co des bellfsimas i6vener sehoritas Angela
y Pepita Ojeda, que ostentando los colores
de Puerto Rico Eetados Unidos ocupa-
ban un coche artfsticame1te decoTado for.
mando parte del deafle. A las once ter
min6s este
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Ell TEMPO
EN- La ISLA
del Weather Barsa,t. )

Boletfn semanal del tempo, de la se-
mana que termin6 81 dfa 80 de Jur1o. EI
tempo sigui6 calurOso algo opresivo ape
aaT de no ser las temperatures maximas
geneTalmente tan atlas como la semana
anterior. OcurTieron. sgaaceros 81 IN
pTomedio de tres dfas de la semana pero
fueron geneTaImente ligeros el total de
la precipitation fu6 consideTalmente baio
la normal, excepto en- Ia division O. que
fue cerca de 040 pnlgada sobre Ia normal
Ia precipitation media en- Ia isla fne / 05
pulgadaa; Il cantidad mayor que han in
tornado fue 5.61 pulgadas en- ColOso: de
vaFias estaciones iuforman que no llovi6
8 solamente vestigits Los vientos fue-
ron genaralmente del E., con una veloci-
dad m6xima On San Juan de 25 milIas ell
dla % y %.
Division Norte, De todos las estacio-.
mes informan que llovi6 pero las cantida.
des varian de b,04 pulgada en- CayeY 4
260 pulgadas en- San Lorenzo. El pro.
medic en- la division fue LOG pulgadas
Temperature maxima, $50; mfnima, 63.
Division Este. Han ocurrido buenos
agnaceros, exepto en- los districts del extre
mo S. donde no llovi6 enteramente El
promedio de IA division fue, 067 pulgadas
De Humacao informan que hubo grant
20 81 dfa 80. Temperature m6xima, $50;
mfnima, $50.
Division Sur. Ha reinado IN tempo
seco caluEoso, con fuertes vientos.
Exepto ZEN las montafios, Ia cantidad
mayor que. han imformado fue O.25 pull
gada on Yanco, mientras que en- Santa
Isabel, Coamo Juana Diaz no llovi6.
Temperature maxima, 91o; mfnima, 64o
Division Oeste, I'm fuerte aguacero 8
mas han ocurrido en- todos los distritos,
especialmente en- Ia parte N. de Ia divi-
si6n. FL promedio de Ii division fue 2 So
pulgadas. Temperature maxima, 91o; mi
nina, $780,