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MISIAN0 TAKES SEAT
J" Entering Italian Chamber Hc En-
presses Wish for Social Revo-
luton Soon.

ROME. Dec. 6.-Socialist Deputy MI
siano who. before his election and
willie he was absent from the country
court to be shot for desertion' and &C.,
ior time had been imprisoned in
n j., lnSd;,, on charse of participating
q, Re, ca lt!ohhrE movements. made his
~ ~ "PPcaf3nc" in the Chamber TODAY
men asked 10 take the oath. he said
swear. wishing for a Social revo
som" Socialist DEPUTIES a,,,,,,oa
ms uttcrancc, but the remaiudor or
the Chamber booted Vi
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MARK WORTH FL CENTS
German Money In Less Than d Ter
Cent of Normal Snlue In
New York.
tRr Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.--Forcign cx.
change went through another day of
generalization today. Rates on the
principal European countries continued
10 fall in several Instances to new
low records for all time
me pound sterling (checks) was
quoted at S3.S5. or more than 81 below
It's parity. and franc checks made a
new low record at 1877. Lire checks
reacted to l217 and the German mark
a. TO-DAY figures was worth only 81
cents. or less than per cent OF its
nominal value
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Gold Certificates Lera, Wonder,

WASHINGTON. Dec 6.--Without de-
pate: the senate today passed and sent
TO the House a bill making gold Ger
tihc3tes legal tender in the payment
OF dchts ana dues. Passage of the
measure Was urged by Secretary Glass
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SuE.r Mcn Gc, ni>.,,,cnd

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The Western
sugar Company today declared an eN-
.ra dividend of 10 per cen; in addition
20 tnc regular quarterly dividends CT
! 81 per cent OH the common ana pre-
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! WELVE FEDERAL BANKS
MAKE WEEKLY REPORTS
"oia ned by United Stnfe, Bunk,
iS Given as S.a6.-
roo, 900

r. WASI1INGTON No.. ~,
statement OF the conbincd M"eh y
; ,Su liabilities OF the lively, r..,i w ;
preserve Banks follows 'eutr"i
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In spite Of Ike fac.
tho: DR.. Caid;reNs
Syrup Pet5;n is the
largest selling ii9n:i
laxative tn tho .rcrld,
there being orrr 6
million bottles Sofd
eaeh scar, nary .rho
feed its benefits haze
not We: aJe6 II. If
yon hS;e rot, terI
tour Ecwe and ca.
dre.s for q fyrr sra.
bottle 10 DR.. r.. 3.
Caii:rrN. 81 Ire5h.
me.en 81. Menii-
cello. Illinois.
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iTotal amount Of Bills dis $4,000
i counted and bought for
ne nc week ending Deem
bDue L. 5. rrea s,;tc, ~. $ ~ 26oo"o
II member dcpoSitary banks s n5aq1 ono
GEORGE j. SEAY
Governor
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HEARINGS HERE SHOW
s13,090,000 INCREASE
Total business for Past Week Is
Reported by Association as
SSI,070.5G6.
,ARGE GAIN OVER YEAR AGO
Figures for Same Period in 1919
Il Totalcd SSH. gS2,.39 or S:'3.ooo,-
600 Less Than in 19t9-tcdcral
Reserve Bank Reports.

4. Richmond bank cIesgines TO- iast
,Sweek showed an increase OF aTproNi
matcly SlS.oOO,00o oNc- the previous
.@eek and san Of approNima,cly
1888, 100000 over the corresponding
iMNeck in lHiS
According To the wccsly statement
fof the Richmond Clearing House As
Esocia,ion, clearnss for last week
werc sS+,s7o.566. compared 70 s5l.9S2,-
Tollowine is The weekly statement
aof the Federal Reserve Sank Of H.ch-
9mond:
EGold coin and certificates. IS @5iSoc0
EGold settlement fund, Fod
e. eral reserve board .... col 900
gSiold with foreign agencies. ","ii,oco
' Total sold held BY hank 4c49oooo
agent ................. 45.8slooo
sSold redemption fUnd..... 100000
81 Total gold reserves ...,s e$.62l 600
& etc. ,,.................. 10000
Total reserves ....,s eS.SSc,coo
sBills discounted. secured by
Is government war oo,igi-
SBilis discounted. nj other. iS.8ssI,SG9
SBills bought in open market 12.Coi.Oo9
" Total bills on hand. Sill 5 oe. 900
aJ. s. government Sends l3G4nOn
&c. $. certificates OF iudebt-
" edAesS Observation-Disclosures. l2.26p AGO
Total earning assets sl25,3oo.ooo
sBank premises ... 400 600
SUncollected items ana other
- deductions from gross de
is per cent -edemrton luna -''''
NJ bank notes .. z7a ncn
sAll otaer resources .. giS. 900
Total resources s3oosol. 900
ssSapital pa!a in. ........s 4.3sS.ooo
$SSuFpius .-............ 3.soo, 600
B Total capital ......S S.iSS.ooo
aGSoSernment deposits $500 2iol 200
account ;.,........ se.oSa. coo
il1"e!etrcd aNalla 3ilitN items. 6S G55 90
o'"e' oePos''S ,........ S.5,l 600
Total GROSS deposits sI3s 41oono
SFcderal reserve notes in
ssFederal reserve S S notcs '''''o
in circulation. not La
sAll other liabilities ....... aii50 " ""H
Total liabilities ...... saoo SOL -ooo
TF ederal reserve notes out
standing and in actual
& circulation:
aFederal reserve notes ont
EFedsrnui ''s ...,......;. 1881 900
"E oanK ............ F.SIl 600
Federal reserve notes IN
sTotaIi aetna Sircnlati22p $40 eaSooo
nj counted and hough, for
|4 he week ending Deem,
|A her r. 1919
|iPne I. s. Treasurer nv '"'
HF me'nper dcpoSitarv banks o. ao1 onr
HI GEORGE j. SFAY
Governor
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Enrrnvc Signature. ON Note.

W. NOTCH.
WASHINGTON. Dec S-Tho Srna.,
mons. of North Carolina. Authoritative
INC SIGNATURES Of bank officials 10 he
engraved on bank notes and sent i
- tho House "' IL
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COsas de Espafa

Primero 10 espiritual, despues 10 subs
tancial: 10 primero Iega Dios, 10 Sc
gundo Sc reptile siempre por bueno.
SALCHICHoN todo lleno de cerdo
legftimo de vich. soBREAsADA ex.
ira superior de Soller Mallorca. TU-
IRON legi:imo de Jijona. ALMEN-
DRAS peladas de Valencia. QUESos
tierros, conservados en- aceite, de Ibiza.
CoNsERvAs DE CARNEs, de BARGE.
Iona. BAcALAo blanco y grueso en-
hojas, de Cantabrico. BACALAO sin
espinas extra, de Santander. ACEITE
purisimo de olivas, 10 msjor de Ia tie.
IRA, en- botellas de un litro y medic IL
tro, Especial para enfermos.
aqua efervesccn e de INSALUS, re-
comendada por todos los grandes medi-
cos. JABoN legitimo de CASTILLO
marca "CERECEDo".
Lame al telefono No. 8.
coLMADo cEREcEDo. Advt.
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Con ls Carta auton6mica otorgada por
ell gobierno de la monarquia espafola, p.
Rico tenia facultades para concertar
rstados comerciales, de acuerdo con
los articulos 81 38.
Articulo 37-La negotiation de los
tratados de Comercio que afectan Ia
1sla de Puerto Rico, bien Sc dsban a
"a iniciativa del Gobierno insnlar, ben
a la del Executive Central, Sc llevara
siemprc por este, auxiliado EN- ambos
casos por Delegados especiales debida-
meme autorizados por ell Gobierno CO.
lonial, cuya conformidad con 10 con-
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CRONICA DE
II, ,UNIVERSIDAD
coNFERENc1A c1ENT1r1cA.

Toc6le Ell turno a nuestro querido rec
:or sefior Charles W. st. John, y la in
vitaci6n que hiciera la Sociedad cienti-
fca de Ia Association de Estudiantes
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, ell
salon de asambleas Sc vic lleno por una
nutrida v selecta concurrencia.
Abri6 la session ell culto presidente
Jose Antonio Davila, dandole Ell primer
'.urno en- Ell programa al inteligente es-
tudiante de artes liberales. Andres Mon
talvo. Quien lego una atinada informa-
ci6n acerca del Hidr6geno. Montalvo
estuvo muy feliz EN- su trabajo.
/ Despues de breve presentation. tomo
la palabra nues:ro rector senior St John,
diserto en- un ingles pulcro sencillo
sobre "A Glimpse of our Mental Ma
chinery" (una mirada nuestro MEGA
nismo mentally Demas esta decir que
el conferencista, que lleva muchos aiios
empenado en- los mas intrincados estu-
dios psicologicos, manejo ell terna admi-
rablemente, hacienda valiosas observa-
clones sobre la materia escogida para
su conferencia. Ell orador, que conoce
fordo la Psicologia, supo adornar la
aridez del tema con ocurrencias alusi-
vas al mismo, mantuvo la atencion
del auditorio por espacio de una hora
Al terminar fue muy aplaud;do, y ell
Presidente de la sociedad dio las gra-
cias al conferencista, por su brillante
peroraci6n. Feicitamos al decano por
su interesante conferencia,y y la sociedad
cientifica por la hermosa labor que vie
, ne realizando.
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no Sc revela por parte de los o5reros
ningun ansia de iusticia, sino solo In
afan inmoderado de tirania y de do
minaci6n. En- Valencia los obreros
asesinan inicuamente a tres no agre
miados; en- Alicante, cada paso AGO
meten a tiros los obreros que no les
apoyan; abandonan ell trabajo por-
que la empresa no quiere. despedir a
un compaiiero que sc MEGA pagar-
les una Quota; EN- Barcelona, varias
hueigas obedecen al hecho de negar-
Sc los patronos pagar multas ridi
'culas que los imponen arbitrariamen
ta los sindicatos obreros
Esta es la ammonia que existe en-
la actualidad entire el capital el ira
bajo. AL obrero probo y digno, labo
rioso Y generoso, ha sustituido e.
obrero haragan e intransigente, re
nido con el orden, la moral, ell taller
Y la herramienta, ansioso de conflictos
Y de bullas, capaz 81 Sc presanta la
ocasion de cogar un revolver, de es
conderse en- una esquina y de comater
un crimen
Nj. ValerO.
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EN- ''vILLA RoBLES".

. Volvio la aristocratica mansion abrir
sus puertas al amor de la luz la ale
gria. Tuvo lugar EN- su hermoso sll6n
de recepciones una amena fiestecita, en-
la que tomaron parte las bellas asia
das, un grupo de prestigiosos jovenes
de Rio Piedras San Juan. Juegos, mil
sica, pasatiempos, cantos, dulces, refres-
cos, ETC., etc., odo cuanto tiende lla-
Ger feliz las horas estuvo ALI presente.
La culta superiora Miss Wyclff, hizo
los honores de la noche. Agradecemos la
;nvitacion y expresamos por medic de
estas lineas, las mas sinceras gracias.
ASSUR BANI PAL.
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venido Sc hara constar al pressntarlos
a las Cortes del Reino.
Estos tratados, 81 por elias fueren
aprobados, Sc publicaran como leyes del
RENO, y como tales regiran en- ell te-
rritorio insular.
Ar.sculo 38.-Los tratados de Conner
clio en- cuya negotiation no hubiere in
tervenido Ell Gobierno insllar, Sc le
comunicaran en- cuanto fueren leyes
del RENO, fin de que en- nm periodo
de tres meses pueda declarar 81 desea
adherirse sus estipulaciones. En- ca
so Affirmative, ell Gobernador general
10 publicara en- la Gaceta como estatu-
to colonial.
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AIAh DIA COMO HOY 4
- G@
"Recordar es vivir--Dante
"Recordar es vivir---Dante.
25 DE Nov1EMBRE DE 1897

PUERTO RICO UN GoEIERNo AU
ToNoNnco
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SIGUE Ell RON DE LA GoLETA
# "EDWINA'' EN- JUEGO

Los policias Juan j. Rios y Francis
co ortega, arres, aron Gerardo Con-
zalez, QUEEN valiendose de una bolsa
de gonna, sustrajo de los almacenes de
a Aduana tres itros de ron que per
tenecen a la goleta "Edwina''.
Sc ha jurado Ia correspondents de-
nuncia contra Gerardo Sc ordeno sea
recluido EN- las galercs anexas hasta la
celebration del juicio.
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NuInerOSOS crime
mes SOCiaIeS OCu-
rridOS en- ESpana

Ignore 81 Puerto Rico ha l.egado
la noticia de que los patronos espa-
foles han acordado el cierre de las fd-
bricas.
La gran decision obedece al hecho
de continuar los crimenes sociales en-
mayor numero que nunca. La cua-
drilia que opera en- Barcelona tiene
va companeros en- provincias. I'm
tranviario despedido, primero del pre-
sidio, por indulto, despues de la
compania de tranvias de Valencia, por
su conducta contraproducente, solici-
to del director que lie repus;era en- su
cargo; no pudo ser atandido, aun
cuando ell director va no 10 era, lie
asesino villanamente. En- la fabfica
La Mudela, de Bilbao, declararon ia
huelga los obreros. Ell director de
la fabrica no crey6 justo atendel' sus
paticiones; busco nuevos operarios v
los metio en- sus talleres. Dos huel-
guistas acecharon srs rascos, liza
con su esposa, camino de su paso y
Santurce, cuando atajarGn su raso v
dispararon sobre cl; interpiscse IA
esposa, que recibio dos balazos mu
rio. Los agrasores huyeron.
FL trabajador, hoy por hoy, es aqui
un absurdo ha perdido todo estimulo;
ha abdicado de toda libertad, Sc ha
llenado de odio contra todo. EstO
sc We claramente en- las ciudades pO-
pulosas, en- los centros fabries, don
de quiera que Sc reuna una abundan-
te poblacion obrera
En- Barcelona los patronos Sc han
visto EN- la nacesidad de declarar ell
look cut. Cuando sus obreros iban a
la huelga, nunca faltaba entire ellos
un desalmado que Sc ofreciera a ase-
sinar al amo; cuando sus obreros ira!
bajaban en- las fabricas, nunca falta-
ban entire ellos Glen desalmados mas
que impusieran a los demas ell sabO-
tajC. FL sabOtaje, es decir la adver,
sion la helramienta que ayuda GA
mar ell pan, .el odio la maquina qua
ahcrra energias, la destruction del
material ajeno, 10 que equivale un
robo degradante, del mismo mate.
rial que facilita cl trabajo; 10 que
equivale a un ruin, una vii ingra-
| nf1 lnc 20
han surgido en- monitor, esta es a no
duGar la mas innoble, la que revela
me. or la diferencia que exista entire
ell obrero de aver Y ell obrero de hoy;
ell de aver mira las herramientas, con
r.no, con un dejo de afecto frater-
nal, con algo de devotion, sabe que
Ell amor a la herramienta es ell amor
al trabajo. Ell obrero de la nueva
hornad2 la aborreca, mas que por odio
al patrono, por odio al mismo trabajo
de que le parece simbolo.
Y este modo de ser de los obreros
de la Ciudad Condal es el de la gene
ralidad de- los obreros: los patronos
de Zaragoza tampoco pueden resistir
los suyos y tambien han acordado f.
4 jar fecha para iniciar el look out; los
de Tarragona atraviesan por identi-
ca situacion Y va han comenzado ell
look out en- varios oficios. Los de Ma
I drid han escrito a la Federation Pa
tronal de Barcelona, con ell fin d,
craar en- toda Espaia una Federation
dnica que permita establecer ell look
cut en- toda ella en- un momento de-
tsrminado. En- los peri6dicos, la
mayor parte de las columnas estan
6edicadas los confictos soclaIcs. v
casi todos son confiictos, Ell los que
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NUEvA coRpoRAc1oN

Han sido presentadas en- la ofcina del
Secretario Executive, las clausulas de
una corporation que Sc trata de orga-
n;zar con el nombre de 1.-THE Pore
Rico Auto Supplies Co., Inc. de San
Juan. Ell prop6sito de la proyectada cor
poraci6n sera comprar y vender auto-
movies accessories.
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ia PONCE, A PoNcE!!

Sc prepare una gran excursion Pom
ce, en- los dias 27, 2s, 20 y 80 del CO.
rriente mes. Nuestro team de Base
Ball, jugara con uno del sur, costan-
10 el pasaje S4.04 ida y vuelta, no ha-
bra estudiante que Sc qnede s.n visitar
Ponce.
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DR.. Agustin r. Laugier
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico CtruJanU, tarmaceut1co, Bac.
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de BacterloIe.
gia de la Universidad de Puerto Rico
Laboratorio de Analtsis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas de consulia de a 10 A. Nj
Rio Ptedras Puerto Rico
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Un bail de Iona, Khaki, $500
Frisas Khaki, 4.5O
Id. Girls con Iista de color, 800
capas de aqua, 200
Pohchos miIitares, $50
CoIchones militares, 2.75
Camisas de lana usadas, 200
Sabanas nuevas I 2 plza, 1.5O
Id. nuevas de dos pIazas, LIS
zapatos March militares, ESQ
RODRIGUEZ HNOS.
San Jose No. 2, San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
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Sc vende panel peri6dico viejo a
$3.50 quiptal. Dirija sus pedidos q
"El Mundo". Advt.
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Para las ViCtimaS
de las inundaCiO-
mes en- ESpand
Suma anterior-l2, ,070.0O
Remesado dc Caguas

Don Celestino Perez $500
Don Cipriano Manriquc $500
Sres J Seoanc Y Co. $500
Sres Ro entad & Waller $500
Don Isidoro Alvarez 1900
Don Jose NJ Soils 1000
Don Nicolas Figuerola ll,00
Don Eduardo Morales 500
Don Agustin Centeno 500
Don Ambrosio Lameiro 500
Don Juan Lameiro 800
Don Franci co Portillo 500
Don Antonio PortilO 200
Don Jose Gonzalez Sierra 200
Don Jose Llombart 200
Don Jose F. Rodriguez 200
Don Manuel Fernandez 200
Don Bartolome Garcia 200
Don Domingo Carreira 200
Sres j. Frontera Co 200
Don Anastasio Manrique 100
Don Rafael Mena 100
Don Benigno Carreira 100
Don Jose Nercher 1000
Don Antonio LaugO 1000
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s"scnbss. = eL MuNDo
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C. o. D..

Pida por c. o. D. los articuIos
siguientes procedentes del Cam
pamento Las Casas"
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Remesado de Humacao

Srcs l. Martinez & Co $500
Don Jose Vicente Pujals 1000
Don Jose Mendez 1000
Don Gumersindo Baragano 1000
Don Wifredo Bertran 1000
Don Teodomiro Dominguez 500
Don Jose Morales 800
Don Rafael Baragaho 800
Don Octavio Garcia 800
Don Braulio Rodriguez 300
Don Pacilco Rodriguez 800
Don Francisco Rodriguez 800
Don Modesto Moledo 800
Don jose Martinez Tnya 800,
Don Josi. Fernandez 200
Don JuaA II ltran Budigas 200
Don Antolin Taboas 200
Don Jose Sanchcz Perez 200
Don Rafael Cantino 100
Don Gaspar G;.birondo 100
Don Genaro Martinez 90
Don Domingo Sudrcz 100
Don Juan Bass6 100
Dor Rata ! Bass6 100
Don Fabrici;.no Fernandez 100
Don Guil,cImo Ferenandcz 90
Don Felix Sanchez 100
Don Jose Fronbcras 100
Don Jose Llonas ! 90
Don Rafael Perez Fcrnane 90
Don Jose F. de Guinduain 100
Una sonora Espahola 100
Don Carlos Nillaml 100
Don Rafael Perez Perez 90
Don l.. Arrubarrena 100
Don joss. Berdasco 100
Don Geparo Gabirondo 100
TOTAL :. -. s12,4Ol 90
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16
RAINFALL AND WIND STORM EXPLAINED IN
 SCIENTIFIC MANNER
Local Weather Office Gives An Exploitation of the Storm Which Swept Over
 Juneau

The local United States Weather Bureau has prepared the following statement of the storm conditions of Sept. 18th. and 18th:
 The wind velocities on the night of, the 12-13th, and the amount of rainfall on these dates, has caused more or less discussion among the Juneau public as to just what con ditions really were, and by issuing a formal statement of the elements concerned, this office feels that it can do much to settle the subject for the people.
 The rain began at 9:45 a. m. Fri day morning (on the 12th.) con- tinuing the rest of the day, all of Saturday morning and finally end ing at 7:45 p. m. Saturday night. The rain was light all of Friday, and the total amount for the day, midnight to midnight, was 0.37 inches. The rain continued to fall slowly until about TOO a. m. Sat urday morning, and then it became a steady downpour with the amount varying little from hour to hour, and the different between the great est and smallest hourly amount was but .O5 of an inch, during the eight hours of steady rain. The total amount of rainfall on Satur. day, midnight to midnight, was 1.98 inches. The greatest amount in A hours was 2,1S inches, and the period of this maximum rain- fall began at 7:OO p. m. of the 18th. and lasted until ZOO p. m. of the 18th.
 The wind velocities. on the night of the 12-13th., were not excep. tional and though they did shake some houses at times, there was moi one instance outside of the time oi the maximum wind. that the wind blew at the rate of over 20 miles an hour for five minutes. The ex' treme velocity, or the absolute highest mile on the sheet, was 2t miles an hour from the East, ana occurred at 11:47 p. m. of the 18th The maximum velocity for fiv' minutes at the rate of the extreme was 21 miles an hour from thu East. At 5,43 a. m. of the 18th there was some more fast wind ant then the extreme was 25 miles, anf the maximum 2l miles an hour. boti from the Southeast.
 So far as is known. there wal
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
and Mail Information
Now Bound North

Now Bound North City of Seattle is scheduled to arrive in Juneau tonight. Princess Alice is scheduled to arrive in Juneau tonight. Northwestern is scheduled to arrive in Juneau tomorrow.
 Scheduled Sailings Admiral Evans is scheduled sail from Seattle Thursday. Alaska is scheduled to sail from Seattle Thursday.
 Jefferson is scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday. .d1s
 Southbound Sailings ( Princess Alice is scheduled to sail southbound thursday g 5C Alameda is scheduled to sail southbound Thursday. City of Seattle is scheduled to sail southbound Thursday
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no damage done, other than some small trees and bushes here and there being blown down. Gold Creek started on a rampage, and had very good start for all of that. Fortunately the rain was not heavy enough or of sufficient duration to help it along ahy more, but as 1t was, there were a few places where 1t had left it's course and was run ming over surrounding areas. Light foss attended. the storm, and from the early morning of the 11th., until t1e night of the 18th, there were but few hours when the usual veil was not hanging over every thing. 1 ? s,,yx
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16
RETURNS FROM SITKA

Gov Thomas Riggs, Jr., Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. John. w. Hallowell, whose husband is Assistant Secre- tary of the Interior, and c. H. Flory, of Alaska forests, will return to Juneau today on the Tahn after making trip to Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16
YANKEE MONEY FOR SPAIN

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Ameri- can interests forming 5000, 900 company to electrify railroad sys- tenn in Spain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16

Give us your next order for trans. fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16
GRAND JURY TO REMAIN AT CALL
 OF THE COURT

After bringing in two more secret indictments today, the grand jury was excused until September 25th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-16

( Get your tickets for the concert
 tonight at the Gastineau. adv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-05
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE

GBo. aPTCER, Mgr
229 State Street
We buy your ear or sell on commits
sion.
SPECIALS
Overland, model 90, $3.50
1917 Briscoe 1915
Fine Little roadster cheap
Maxwell, good as new, $3.50
1917 Hudson $500
Light delivery car 5000
Overland roadster $525
TWENTY OTHERS TO Pick FROM
First class auto laundry and polish
In. M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-05
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY co.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the Oregon State Board
Of Control. Capitol building, Salem,
until 2 O'Clock p. m, Tuesday, June
18th, and not thereafter, for the con
strurtion OF an addition TO dairy barn
and installation Of high pressure heat
ing system az the state institution for
Feeble Minded.
Drawings and specifications may be
obtained frem the undersigned sad
from y. A. Legg, arehitect, at Salem,
Oregon.
A deposit Of a certified check in the
sum Of $40 win be required on each
set of plans and specifications, which
shall be returnable only upon the
return Of said plans and Specifications,
in good condition, within four days
after receiving same.
Each bid is TO be presented under
sealed cover, endorsed Addition TO
Dairy Barn, and Installation Of
High Pressure Heating Plant, and is
10 be accompanied by certified check
payable to the Oregon State Board Of
Control in an amount equal to 10 per
cent Of bid, which check shall be for
feited to the state should the success
ful bidder fail 70 execute contract
within ten days (not including Sun
day. from date Of notification Of
award The contractor to whom the
award Is made viii be required 70
furnish surety company bond in an
amount equal 70 fifty per cert go per
cent? Of the amonnt Of contract.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any
or all proposals. or 70 accept the pro
posal deemed best for the state.
Dated at Salem, Ore, June 2. 1913
r. d. G0ODIN, Secretary.
0regon State Board Of Control.
June 6.1.Io-I4