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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
RINEHART FRAMES BILL TO
AID CARELESS HOUSEWIVES

A w. Rlnchart. head Of the de-
partment OF weights aud measures,
has drawn up bill which he ex'
poets 20 get passed At this session
of he legislature. for The standard.
ikation Of several articles nov com.
monty bought by package or parcel.
and not by weight or measure.
Standards are prescribed for
bread. butter. sack ~ potatoes. all
berries sold in quantities less than
one buRhel. sack Of coal. milk and
cream. vinegar and cord wood
The advantages TO bo derived
from such q Standardization are
obvious II housewife calls up
her grocer and orders loaf Of
bread. roll OF butter. haek OF po-
taioem. a box OF berries. or sack
OF coal. bottle OF milk. bottle u
vinegar or load OF wood. she will.
II this btu becomes a Law. know
just what she will get
II the butter weighs leaa thar a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

pound Il shall. under this proposed
las. be plainly stamped. The loaf
OF bread must weigh pound. a
sack OF po,atoea must weigh 100
pounds. Aa must also a sack OF coal
The dry quart wlll be used for all
products now generally sold by
box MIN or cream can only BE-
sold In halfplut. pint. quart, half
gallon or gallon bottles. Vinegar
must have It's true weight stamped
on the label. And tho woodman
will no longer. under this Law. sell
you ''loAd" OF wood lie win sell
you a cord. or part Of a cord.
Many women. when they buy
goods. do not specify how much
they want. They order eareleeaiy
by the package. bottle. or sack. or
load. II is for women like that
that Rinchart wants this law
passed.
The bin viii be introduced by
Senator Jackson. OF King county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
LABOR FEDERATION
ELECTS OFFICERS

~ United Press Lsanrd wir.
OLYMPIA. Jan. 25.--The state
Federation % Labor. winding UP
its convention here. chose Ray.
mond, Wasn. az the place FOR hold.
ing tho next annual convention.
r. r Marsh. OF Everett. was
elected president OF the State Fed
Grafton for the coming year. J. II.
Wallace was selected as mem.
Der OF the Industrial Insurance
commission G. + Taylor. Of Ia.
coma was reelected secretary Of
the federation. Vice presidents
elected for the seven districts are
as follows: =. II Bolton. Seattle
w J Coates. Spokane. c. 4.
Hall. Beliingham. l. T. Clark.
Waila Walla. Fred Jennings. 10
GUAM: J. r. Montgomery. Carlo
nado. and G. J Folsom. Everett.
George = Lstman. Of Seattle.
will be a delegate to the National
Federation OF Labor convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
DIVIDE ON PLAN
FOR COM MISSION
HOUSE PROJECT

The ordinance introduced by
Councilman Blaine. b. which he
seeks TO have appropriated $4,000
for the establishment OF mum
elpal commission house. will 70 10
the council Wednesday with a d.
vided report. two Of the finance
committee being for and two
against
The bill was referred BY the n.
nance committee TO Counellmen
Blaine and Marble for fnveS,iEa.
tion of methods OF Western av
commission men. to find out II u
would be possible for the city to
establish commission house on
the basis suggested by Hlaine.
A majority OF the Western av.
men maintained Il would be IN.
wise for the city 60 attempt such
a thing. However. Blaine and Mar
bic. who made the investigation.
were the two who voted In favor
OF a municipal commission house
at the meeting OF the committee.
The Idea Of a municipal house
Ia 10 break into the Western ay.
combine and 20 furnish to the con
sumers cheaper goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

can YEA trsa CINE her asliEhshsr xreat
happinemst Really. u seemed 70 make ?
new wasnan Of her Ara shat a snens
II made Ia me our friends ana neiSh
sor. hardfy ku~w me as m. same mar
re most 90 them Il seemed miracle
hat Il wasn't II was simply the hffh
home remedy that my vile gave M
We know Il was. for she later save
TO her brother ard several q eur
sors who we're heavy drinkers ana q
stopped every one Of therU from ar1nA8"k
This proved that n wsa not mete lufA
Ia nay ease
ma now. Ne want others - ~ Z
we want every mar ard woman ~
psffsrs b~eaune Of dear e.e's tntenlpef
ane~ 70 knew uhAt this remedy - tha'
nav wife gave ms We want you "
know our story fer vs believe fps W.
be helped BY "a Ana We wil % fnese
than glad to tell u u yuu MI sena y
your name and address
wife "a the letter writer Of our fsfn
ifY and she wiI gladly answer sFefN -
ter that in written 20 her. she ~nl tsN
IN her ewa way. much better than gar.
what she used hcM she hspp<n~1 ta
,ry il and hew n worked sns wiu ave
this Information wtth glad bear % Sc
nat hssttata to write she wants yoa -
feel that she 10 rour friend ana thh v
y q pl<Axuss TO DO this ssfvies
In the ten y~aFs that have siApse
stn~. vas cured many folks have WIT.
ten and asked her he's it.w done sh1
abe gladly answered all letters Ana ~
show that her service has bern appr-.
etateA We would Ike e have Yea Tr&a
extracts from = few OF TIE letters Nhten
she asf~rwsra received from SONS o.
pea MADAM. / feel v.rY grateful e
you for letting rns knc~ bow eesin
cure my hakba nd % eFpnSs nnsss ~
Va. cured com p1efsiy Mrs Y. w. Gov
ell Athens. Prnna- D~ar FFisnd va
Benefited - your letter tor ny husba ~
was a hard ertuNsr and nos ~ deTf
at artn. Dir. ". ID. Bia-. Perry. Fla
M Dear Friend II cured him 81 dr9ns
.rnssa lie Is IN better n~sith than sFef
b~for. and 10 4 different ruhn attoEsthsF
n has saved % many dollars and ~
nov live tn peace ard happiness Yrs
ANA Mitchell. saliiant. okts peaf
Madam Your advice S4s tAEsn > on.'
sna my son was cured IN . snort ttme
Mrs.. Martha Day, Roanoke. Va
Fach letters a. these e~Ftataly 90
make my wife happy for she feFls th&i
her efforts have not been Ia vain arr
she says that she wants you 20 address
your letter % her personally. 80 mat -
ear answer ~ aeraaif She siso wants
secretly 70 desired and that u - very
s~sy % use
M wgfe's answer viii come in sealed
.rvaiops - there viii be no publicity u
your affairs There 10 one other thtnE
We have nothing 20 sell. 50 please a. net
send money simply write %tfh ah 90
sydsnce 10 Mrs. Margaret Andersen, ~
park Ave Winturu y r. takinE ears
70 write your name and ~ address.
rtainfv We w04ad suggest that you tel
e,hers Who need fhis Information. about
nv wissTa offer. for We often wish that
the Mhoie wuFtd knsN u -~Advsrti~@-
nsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
FAY EDWARDS
MAY RESIGN,
LAWYER SAYS

Fay Edwards. the policewoman
dismissed for cause by Chief ban.
nick In December and reinstated
after a hearing before the evil ser
vice commission. probably will re-
sign from the force II the rehear.
INK asked for by the chief Is
granted.
such was the tntimation of her
attorney. q. n Thorgrimson, az the
meeting Of the civil service com
mission Friday night.
The request OF Hannick for a
rcheafinE was taken up, but action
postponed until an opinion on Its
legality vas had from Corporation
Counsel Bradford.
She has lately been threatening
to prefer charges against Banniek
because ~ hts alleged mis'rcat'
ment % her Her accusations have
bs.en such THAT the chief decided 10
press other charges AGAINST her.
withheld AZ the first hearing be
cause he did not wish 10 injure her
reputation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
CANDIDATES ALL
ARE UNDER PROBE

Candidates for councilmanic hon
ors will be Investigated. checked
up, and looked over by commit.
tee from the Municipal league.
This committee will report TO the
league It's findings and the league
will. from the report. endorse the
men they think most tit. The
committee Is working two hours a
day on this report, and expects 10
have II completed by Feb l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
WATERS STRIKE TIES
UP THIRTY HOTELS

NEW YORK. Jan 25.--Scrvice
in more than 30 blk New York ho-
tells ~ crippled today by the spread
OF the strike Of members OF the in.
ternational Hotel Workers union.
More than 1000 men already arc
out. the labor leaders predicting
they win be Joined by 10000 others
within three days. Following last
nights disorders. whom stones
wero sent flying through the win
dows OF several Broadway hotels,
the proprietors announced dissatis.
faction with the protection afford
ed by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
CLOCK WINDER HAS
LIFTED 2,628 TONS

NJ United Press LEASED Wire
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. 25.--Abel
Fields. a colored man who for ~
years has wound the clock In the
tower Of the Tippecanoe county
court house. without missing a sin
Gle week. has calculated the total
number OF tons he has lifted since
he began Juggling away at the clock
levers.
Each time he winds the clock
Fields llfts three weights with a
combined weight of $500 pounds
He has done this each week for 2s
years. and tho total weight he has
lifted is 2.62s tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
HAVE ALL BUT TWO
ON BARROW JURY

80 rnHed prees Leased wire
LOS ANG p. ES. Jan. 25-Ten
permanent jurors have been sworn
into try Clarence S. Darrow on n
charge Of bribing Robt. r. Balm,
a juror In the Mcnamara trial.
and court attaches are searching
today for 40 citizens whose names
have been drawn for a third We
nire, from whom the remaining
two jurors will be selected. These
men will report TO Judge Conley
Monday morning. at which time
court will be resumed. To-day was
a holiday for counsel and others
connected with the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
CALL OFF INAUGURAL
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

by United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25 State
ments today by Presldentelect
Woodrow Wilson that he would be
content without an inaugural re
ception are taken to Indicate that
all plans for social functions at the
Inauguration will be abandoned. A
recent canvass of the senate
showed majority OF the senators
against using tho capitol for an
inaugural reception. although 1t Ia
believed few would oppose such a
move IL Wilson favored 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
DEATH PENALTY
BILL INTRt DUCED

BY United Press Leased Wire
OLYMPIA. Jan. 25.--After delay
ing the introduction OF his bill for
nearly week. to be sure he had
made II hole proof. Rep. Goas put
his anti-capital punishment bills be-
fore tho house Friday providing life
imprisonment as the punishment
for murder and treason.
lie introduced a third bill. cutting
the pardoning power Of the gov
ernor. II the latter bill becomes
law, no prisoner sentenced TO a
life term will be eligible TO parole
until he has served 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
CLAIMS HEIR TO 1000,
AS HER ILLEGITIMATE SON

Ito Or. W. W. Fraser Of Weaverville
Cal. who promised to provide him
with u good home
Several months later Dr. Fraser
told me my boy WINS substituted EOS
still.born child Of MrH. Slingsby.
An estate Of 81 600 900. II lie said
hinges on the identity Of the child
II 1t Is proven that the baby which
Mrs. siIngaby asserts Ia her own
ia really the illegltimate child Of
Mrs. Certain. then the inheritance
will go To other relatives Of
SlingHby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
SEEK CONTROL OF
"MOVIE" OPERATORS

OLYMPIA, Jan. 20. put at
moving picture operators under con
troll Of commission and force them
to pass an examination before being
allowed a license Is the plan pro
posed by representative Hurd OF
King couAey In a bin introduced
before the house today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
WHITE INDIAN RUNNER
DUCKS

You will have TO hurry. am OF.
fering Just a few of these Runners,
Matched from my choice show
birds. Remember. | got my share
OF the firsts wherever | showed
them-they are the real stuff.
I am offering few choice pairs
and trios II you need n good
drake, write me. Booking orders
for eggs. 81 for setting of ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
MyWife and |
Want 10 Tell You
How She stopped
Me From Drinking

For over twenty years ! Vas
very hard drinker loved liquor
I cared for nothing else Every
cent could set bold OF spent tof
eeer and whlskey MY work VA
Neglected our homo was In sofv
straits Nv case was about a.
hopelees as man could be. NJ
wife was constantly begging and
rlsaalng with me. but loved liQuor
TOO well. couldn't stop
Mann women woEid hese
"a .fy~n uu alt hope huf - wttH
alan.t she kspt trvtns FiaalW. seanl
In vaars ago she save me $50
remedy. hopIpK against her~ thst
~cutd have some sffeet speh ~
ia Mech ID her surprise u stepped ~,
srtnking eotircls. IL toek awaf even
a..ir~ i ever had for alcoholic Aiaaer ]
hAys not touched arup since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
WOODROW AND WIFE
VISIT ELLIS ISLAND

NEW YORK. Jan. President
elect Wilson. Mrs. Wilson and a
party OF friends today visited Ellis
island and inspected every branch
OF the governments work there.
Wilson and his family viii be the
house guests tonight Of Mrs. Caro-
line Alexander Of Hoboken. ". j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

ny uuited Press tsassf wire
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 2b.--
Declaration that the child nos poe
ing as the infant Of Mrs. Dorothy
siingsby. wife Of Lieut. Chaa, ~.
Siingsby. and heir 10 a tl.000.o00
estate In England. Is her Height.
mate son. was made here today BY
Mrs Fred Certain. formerly Miss
Lillian Anderson. OF Gcyseryillc.
Cal
"My child was born on Saptem.
bcr /. 1910" Mrs Certain said.
The next day turned him over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

LONDON. Jan. 25.-In the midst
Of his composition, THE Master
Musician" Auguste Van Biene,
noted actor and composer. dropped
suddenly TO the stage Of the Hippo
dromc. from heart failure, and is
dead here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
A. Fred Fluckiger,
10th = and Meade. Georgetown.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
PULLETS

Place your order now for show
or breeding pullets OF known
winning strain. Am offering un,
heard of bargains and can please
you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
BLOWS IN $75O,O00 ON
HIGH ART PICTURES

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. 2b.--"Pray-
ing Pilgrim" a s250.000 Rembrandt
painting, and eight other master.
pieces are today purchased by John
N. WHY'S at total cost OF $3.50, 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

When IN Seattle next time call on
AahlinE Ehrirht Seed Co. 40 pike ST.
near Pike st. Market. and have them
show you the SEAPORT INCUBATOR.
which for WORKMANSHIP and EFrI-
Cheney Ia POSITIVELY THE MOST
HONEST MACHINE ON THE MARKET.
Send postal for catalogue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
White leghOrns

Ftsh fifos' white Leshorns have been
carefully selected aud bred for eight years
With results that FOLLY Justify our claim 20
enc Of the greatest laying strains Ia es
isianNs
Remember W. own and operate IN.
largest poultry farm IN the Pacific north
sssl We devote our entire time Go one
breed. We supply our large hatchery
with ssss from eur own stock. and we
have the price quality and reputation,
Phone 10 as write to ne. come and
see ne bat don't forget US
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
Lake Burien
Orplngton
Farm

Prise winning stock. combining Qgaiiss
ard Etiltr
KIns County Fair. Seattle. 1919
ReNttls Poultry Hh0w. Seattle. 1913
Exclusive breeders Of Crystal white
winter layers
Ny pens mated With all the pos
sisis care that knowisdrs and bert ivdr
tnsnt can dictate With the single ain 81
OBTAINING the VEN best results possibls
This means chicks from stock that IA
standard bred fer cas- production.
stock and Esgs for s~ls fertility
guaranteed Booking orders nov
Large and small orders promptly at
tended to CaFFsgpgadsnes collected
A. y. ciendinniss. Prop.
Ge.rUetowr r. O.. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

Kegley Bros. still at the top with
their winnings for 1912. Would
you like TO know all about them.
send to Little Rock or Lacy. Wash,
and get their catalogue containing
their latest winnings. Also price
list Of birds or eggs.
Some very choice coekerels TO
sell.
They breed Barred Plymouth
Rocks. White orpingtons. White
Wyandottes. Pekin Ducks and
White Enden Geese. They will
please you. Address as above.
KECLEY BROS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25

Iesh Ser rstst1yrka rensy vsewl
eateass Rsbf ed1f IMAGINE VITO
~ eRN q FROM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-25
The Seaport
Incubator Co.

office and Warehouse, s2b2 Fifty-sevcnti
Avenue south. Seattle.
Phone beacon $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29

P. r., ISeccion Primera, contra los de-
mandados Andres Isaach y SUI esposa
francisco Suarez Pacheco, por la suma
de dos mil d6lares de principal, intere
ses al doce por ciento al ano, devenga-
dos y que Sc devengaren hasta la SOL.
vencia de la obligation y cuatro cien-
tos dolares mas, para atender los gas
tos, costas y honorarios de abogado.
POR CUANTO dicha sentencia fu6
anotada en- ell Registro correspondence
de la Ofcina del Secretario de dicha
Corte, ell dla, mes ano antes mencio-
nados que La suma expresada es real.
mente debida,
POR CUANTO con feoha 27 de octu
bre de 1913, Sc libr6 por ell Secretario
ole esta Corte, un mandamiento orde-
nando la venta en- p1blica subasta de La
finca hipotecada, en- ell presente case,
propledad de llos demandados,
POR TANTO, yo Ramon Reyes Mar
tinez, Marshal de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito judicial de San Juan. pro-
cedo "a vender len p1blica subasta, la fin
ca que Sc describe q continuation. pro
piedad de los demandados Andres
lsaach Candelario y su esposa Francis
ca Suarez Pacheco para con su produc-
to satlsfacer las sumas a que Sc refiere
la sentencia.
Urbana o solar con una casa dando
frente por el Sur a la calle de Blanca
Cerra, en- la Secci6n Sur del Barrio de
Santurce de esta Ciudad. Tiene una ca
blda ole tresclentOs setenta cinco me-
tros cuadrados y mide ounce metros
por ell frente, veintisiete metros por la
derecha al Este en- lindes con solar
Emiliano Fontano; veintitres metros
por la izquierda al Oeste, lindando con
otro de Eladio Melendez; y ounce me-
trOs por la espalda al Norte, lindando
con terrenos de Jose Cerra. La casa es
terrera, construida con MADEIRA techa-
de zinc "'
La subasta Sc llevara efecto en- mi
oficina, sta Ell el local que ocupa esta
Hon. Corte, ell d1a Is de noviembre de
1913, a las 10 de la manana; advirti6n-
dose que los bienes seran adjudicados
al mejor postor y el pago de la compra
Sc hara en- effective en- el acto de la ad,
judicaci6n.
San Juan, P. R., q de octubre de 1913.
Ramon Martinez Reyes,
Marshal Corte de Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
Gran acto social

Ell Cpmite Social de la Association
Cristiana die Jovenes ha hecho prepa-'
rativos para una agradable celebration
del Hallowe' en- Evening, Gel pr6ximo
viernes Oct. 81 a las ocho de la no.
chez.
Esta celebration de la vispera de
"Todos los Santos ha sido observada
por muchos pueblos su origen data
de los tiempos Misticos de los Druidas,
quienes ten1an la creencia de q. los es-
piritus y duendes eran soltados en- esa
noche para introducir ell NAL entire los
hombres La costumbre de hacer de es-
ia noche, una de alegrlas y amisto
sas diversiones no ha alcanzado aun 4
los pueblos Latino-Americanos, pero
Sc espera que los miembros de La Aso-
ciaci6n disfruten una noche agradable
con los actos que han de celebrarse.
Tn excelente y variado programa ha
sido preparado para esa noche, siendo
ell Gimnasio, Tanque de Nataci6n y Yes
tibulo los sitios de Acci0n
Todos los miembros de la Association
han sido notifcados por medic de tar
jetas postales y es de esperarse un Lie
no complete para gozar de un verdade-
70 "Good Time con las mlchas diver
stones que hay preparadas para esa no.
che. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
FL puerto de San Juan

La bahia de San Juan, que en- muchos
respectos es un puerto excelente, adole-
zee de una desventaja la de tener bancos
de arena que hacen impossible que barcos
de gran calado entren 9 maniobren en- Ell
misno. Por ESQ Sc proyecta dragar esos
bancos de arena con ell fin de proporcio-
mar una profundidad uniforme de ~
pies.
Con este prop6sito, Ell captain 3. j.
Dent del ICuerpo de Ingenieros de los
Estados Unidos, ha permanecido en- La
ciudad por espacio de varios meses y,
iunto con ell captain A. Stierle, qulen
d,1rante varios amos ha estado al frente
de la 'oficina de ingenier1a de los Estados
Unidos en- Puerto Rico ha estado practl-
cando cuidadosos y minuciosos recono-
cimientos y preparando mapas, pianos
presupuestos.
La situaci6n es esta: partlendo desde
Ia entrada de La bahia, ell arrecife que Sc
encuentra al frente del Castillo del MO
rro esta q una profundidad de 30 pies
Por ahora no Sc proyecta hacer NADIA
con este. Desde este arrecife hasta la
bahia propiamente dicha hay un canal
que tiene una profundidad de 3O pres
con 600 pies de ancho y esta marcado
senalado con faroles y boyas. En- La ba-
hla hay muchos bajos con distintos NOM
bres, siendo ell principal Punta Larga Ell
onal 50 acerca hasta una distancia de
1900 pies del muelle No. 5, y Sc extlende
on direction oeste desde lsla Grande,
siendo ell aqua tan poca en- algunos sltlos
que permite vadear ell paso.
Para dragar la superficie medlda has
"a darle ma profundidad unifome de
20 pies seria necesario remover 5,oOO,-
600 yardas cnbicas de terra la cons
trucci6n de cerca de millas de dlques
de retenci6n. Los 100000 de yardas
etIbicas restantes, 81 toda ell aera medida
fuera dragada como queda antes dlcho,
nodrian ser ]anzadas por medic de tubos
4 trayes de La ciudad al oceano.
Las tierras saneadas vendrian a ser
propiedad insllar, pero Sc proyecta que
las rentas otras entradas derivadas de
las mismas, hasta Ia suma de $6oo,ooo,
fueran a mapos del Gobierno Federal
para reembolsarla el costo de La obra'
! Otro proyecto importante relaclonado
con las meioras de puerto es la construc-
ci5n de una estacion de materiales en- Ell
baio de Yaboa, habiendo recibido esta La
aprobaci6n taxativa de los Departa-
mentos de Guerra y Marina PIANOS
nara la misma han sido presentados por
el Capitan Stierle, estimandose que un
easto inicial de $5OO,00O hastaria para
ma estaci6n de capacidad sufciente pa
"a responder al movimiento actual del
puerto, aumentandose eventualmente La
cantidad a 81, 100000.
En- vista de la aperture del Canal de
Panama y de la rivalidad de otros puer'
los, estos proyectos asumen gran impor'
tancia 81 es que San Juan va utilizar
las ventajas naturales que posee.
:.!t y -:(X)-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
lnforne anual

Ell senor don Juan Vivo alcalde de
Lares, nos envia copia del informe annual
que presenta al pueblo y al gobernador
de Puerto Rico, al finalizar ell afo econ6-
mico 1912-913.
Damos las gracias por la atenci6n.