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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-14

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-14
CHAUTAUQuA SEASON TICKETS
Chautauqun Season Tickets Will Be Pu, ~
Sale Tuesday Morning, May Is.

Adult tickets will be in the hands of the
one hundred persons who have guaranteed
the financial success Of the undertaking
Students tickets Will be sold by the High
School teachers. Children's tickets will ho
sold by the grade teachers Tickets Of al
classes will be sold at all the drug stores,
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!. D. A. Whiting made business trip
to Blackduck Tuesday, in the inter-
est of the Given Hardware company.
Mrs. Ora Whiting spent Thursday
with Mrs. J. Noel, 49,.
Charles Dearborn moved in to Ross
Andersons place Saturday, 49,
1t was reported some time ago that
Roy Conat had purchased new driv-
ing horse, but it, like a Ford auto
mobile, wouldn't stay in the road
without being driven and, conse-
quently while taking-Wen we don't
just recall her name,-out forNa ride
Saturday evening, the horse deviated
from the straight and narrow way,
and tumbled Roy and the lady out
into scrumptious snow drift. TAX
ing pity on the occupants the horse
only went short way and stopped,
so after clawing the snow out Of
their sleeves and coat collars, they
bundled into the rig again, none the
worse for their snowy reception.
H. L. Arnold is laid up with rheu-
matism. I. Il " H.
Mrs. George Day and daughter,
Mrs. H. Robinson, called on Mrs. D.
A. Whiting Thursday.
A goodly number from this vicin-
ityS attended the farmers institute
held at the court house in Bemidji
Saturday. Among whom were: Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Arnold. Mrs. Frank
Oeming, Mrs. S: Rose, and Mrs. j.
Noel. .. .... ,. ..-...,. g..
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MURDER FARM" BONES
ARE HELD AS EVIDENCE
(By United Press.

Lawrence, Kas., Dec. 10.-The
fate of Rufus King, held for trial in
the triple murder skeleton mystery,
may be decided on the basis Of data
regarding the supposed skeleton of
John Woody, alleged murder farm"
victim, which has been prepared by
Hubert Shepard Of the University Of
Kansas, department Of anatomy.
Kings trial is scheduled for the
March term Of court at Lyndon,
Kas.
At the continuance, Shepard ap-
peared, ready to present what may
be deciding evidence, regarding age.
sex, height and nationality Of the
supposed John Woody. The skele-
ton was sent to the Kansas univer-
sity school of medicine, after being
unearthed last August at Maple Hill,
Kas., on property formerly occupied
by King.
Two other skeletons unearthed on
property said to have been used by
King may be sent to the university
for Identification. They are sup
posed to be the bones Of Reuben
Cutschall and William F. Ringer.
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BRITISH AVIATOR
FLIES TO AUSTRALIA
IBy United. PresS.)

London, Dec. 1O.-Capt. Ross
Smith, British aviator, has completed
his first flight from London to Aus
tralia, landing at Port Darmin, &C
cording to a message today saying
"AIl's we'll"
The flight is one of the most re-
markable in history Of aviation. He
few from near London across Europe
to India, thence scared over the Ma
lay islands, covering total distance
of about $4,000 miles. The aviator
presumably has won the $4,000 Of
fered by the Australian government
and $4,000 offered by London
newspaper.
Smith raced against Etienne Pou-
let, Frenchman, and at one time
they were only forty-five minutes
apart over India.
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G0PHERS WILL GET ~ a.: ~. -.
BASKET ACTION TONIGHT
(By.. United Press. }

Minneapolis, Dec. 10.-Minnesota
university basketball players will get
into action tonight when they open
the season against the strong Stout
institute five on the Gopher floor.
The Gophers will go against st.
Thomas December 10.
Games scheduled with Big Ten
conference teams are:
January 3-Northwestern at Min
neapolis.
January 9-Iowa at Minneapolis.
January 17-Minnesota at IAli-
nois. r.
January-Minnesota at North
western.
January 23-Illinois at Minneapo-
lis.
January 2s-Wisconsin at Mime
apolis.
January 31-Minnesota at Wis
consin.
February 2-Minnesota at Iowa.
February 7-Chicago at Mime
apolis.
February 16-Michigan at Mime
apolis. -.
March 6-Minneosta at Chicago.
March S-Minnesota at Michigan.
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to spend the week end with his fam
lily. Clara also returned from Bag
ley. where she is attending school.
ALI Rain and Mrs. Hamel were Be-
midi visitors on Friday. q
Miss Myrtle Rain, Of Bemidji, ar
rived here Saturday. She visited
with her brother, ALT and returned
to her home Sunday.
Andrew Nelson returned to MS
home here Wednesday after visiting
the past week with his sister, Mrs.
Martin Hippo. at Debs. Mr.. Nelson
states that Mrs. Hippo lis suffering
from an attack of gall stones.
Rev. Sorenson suffered from
painful accident last week. While
working with a gasoline engine the
fore-part of the week he caught his
finger in the. cogs and crushed It..
+ Bernice Burtield is confined to her
home this week with the mumps..
Mr.. Paulson and Mr.. Burfield were
Bemidji visitors Wedn esday.
F. A. Noyes was Bagley visitor
Thursday.
Misses Ramstad, Swanlund, and
Noyes returned home Thursday after
spending the week at Bagley for
Clearwater county teachers inst1-
tute.
Mrs. Erwin Gordon, and Miss Verna
Burtield were Bemidji shoppers Sat-
urday between trains. -.
Miss Bessie Larson visited Satur-
day with Ethel Noyes and also at
tended the Shevlin-Bagley basket
ball game and dance, the same even
ing.
Miss Cora Johnson returned to her
home at Clearbrook Saturday. Dor
othy Noyes accompanied her to Be-
midi.
Miss Nina Halvorson arrived here
from Grand Forks Saturday. While
here she will visit with her parents.
William Wrench spent Sunday
with his paents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thompson are
the happy parents of boy, which
arrived December 4.
Shevlin Beats Bagley.
at the basket ball game and dance
Saturday, December 6. People were
present from all the surrounding
towns. Bagley was very we'll repre-
sented.
On account of the small hall the
game was very much hindered. But
nevertheless the boys were right on
the job. Shevlin had the advantage
over Bagley in so far as they had
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NORTH DAKOTA SHIPS
HAY TO MONTANA STOCK
(By United Press, }

(By Un1Leu |PTeSS.J
Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 1O.-One
thousand tons of hay and straw for
horses and cattle in the country
around Great Falls, Mont, were
baled in this county and shipped
west The straw was donated by the
farmers, who do not use it for feed
and the hay was purchased by the
Equity Cooperative exchange Of
Great Falls. -.
Many sections of Montana were
burned crisp by the hot sun and
drought. Families were forced to
sacrifice their stock because of the
lack of feed. Several shipments of
straw from various parts of North
Dakota have been made.
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STILL LIKE BERGER.

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 10.-Victor
L. Berger, socialist, and Henry H.
Bodenstab, republican, fusion candi-
date, were nominated for congress-
~ 4 primary election III the Firth
Wisconsin district. Berger led b.
denstab by 4, 722 votes. his total be-
inE I4,O04 against 9,28 2S-' .' >>'''7' 'I ''.'a'
The regular contest, a special cleo
ton; will be held on December ~ to
fill the vacancy caused by the pres
ent congress- refusal to seat Berger.
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Miss Beatrice Pawek returned here
Saturday after spending the week at
the institute in Bagley. &"..
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wright and two
children arrived here last week. They
are visiting with Mrs. Wright's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiench, of this
place. - e>a4 ..
Miss Anderson, former instructor
In the local school, arrived here Sat-
urday.. =. While here she visited with
Miss Cecil HaltOn.
Mr.. Eldevik was Bemid6i shop
per Saturday.
F. A. Noyes was a business visitor
in Aida Friday.
P. L. Renne arrived here Saturday
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AMERICAN LEGION
WILL DISCUSS BR0MS

sET There will be an interesting meet
ing of the Ralph Oracle post OF the
American Legion at the city building
Bemidii association quarters, Thurs
day evening at s o'clock.
=. Several talks of interest will fea-
ture this meeting. Lunch, Will oe
served.
A full attendance is desired, as &C
ton on the Broms affair will be dis
cuEseh.
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of the local quint. After the game,
dance was given. Bagley's five
piece orchestra furnished the music.
On Saturday, December 10, the
Shevlin boys will meet the Bagley
boys at the Bagley gym" II you
can't follow the boys send them away
with a cheer. 60 e.. +
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MAKE FINAL PROOFS.

George w. Voltz has made final
proofs before F. w. Rhoda, clerk Of
court, on 100 acres in section 80,
township 147-31.
Anton Nordvall has proved up on
100 acres in section SO, township
1892 in the Waskish district near
Kelliher.
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practice every night for several
weeks.
Line up for Bagley was: Larson,
Courtney Davids, Peterson, Olson,
Daniels.
Shevlin-Paulson, H. Priebe, M.
Harvey, Harvey, Rain, Rank.
The score stood II, to 45 in favor
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Jsrst az EGYPTIANS Did.

The best-known method Of flooring
is known rs ''tongued," and the Egypt.
-ians knew how to do that, says the
American Forestry Magazine Of Wash
ington. Both edges are grooved and q
fat dowel. made as a separate piece,
fits in both grooves and serves q the
tongue.
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Worth Ponderinq Over.

Did You ever hear Of q man who
had striven all his life faithfully and
singlya toward an object ana in 10
measure obtained It? Did ever MA"
try heroism, magnanimity, truth. sin
cesity and find that there was no AL
vantage in them, that It was vair
endeavOr?
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Subscribe for The Pioneer.
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Bemidji Market Quotations

Chicago Dec. 1O.-Potato receipts today 80 cars Mar
firm No sales on account of the cold weather.
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BEMIDu CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MEATS

The following prices being paid Bemidj at time
Of going to press today: ~
AIN
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VEGETABLES

..1!- VEGETABLES
Beans, hand picked navy. cwt. $3.50
Potatoes VIEW
Refund Whites ...-...........$A. SO
Beans, (Swedish) cwt. ......$6.60
Beets, per bushel .4Oc
Carrots, per bushel .>......... SOC
Domestic cabbage, ton ......$l6.OO
Holland cabbage, per ton $4,000
Hubbard squash, drug on the market
i here
Butterfat (packing stock) ...-..70c
Butter (packing stock) ID. ....43c
Eggs, per doz. ....... use
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VEGETABLES.

The following prices were being paid at saltwater
at time of going to press of today's Pioneer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
CELEBRANDo LA NAVIDAD.

Las simpaticas senortas profesoras
Modrsta Rivas Mercedes Marti, de
Ia escucla dc Montalvo'', nos proper
cionaron mas horas dc expansion, co
mo lcnitivo las fatigas de las drduas
labores escolares.
4 este prop6sito vcrife6se en- el tea
tro Libertad' una lucida fiesta de
Navidad.
FL referido tcatro Sc vi6 invadido
por numerosa y selccta concurrencia.
En- el ecntro, Sc levantaba um esplen-
dido drbol de Navidad, cubierto de re-
galos, para cada uno de los alumnos.
Despues de entonar los ninos de las
escuelas algunas canciones, acompafla-
das al piano por Ia culta senorita Mon
talvo, habil talentosa maestro dc ar
te, Sc precedi6 Ia entrega de premios.
Dignos son de que Sc consignen pl-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
HABL LANDO CON BLASCO-IBANEZTf
Ell de Los Cuato nees del APOCALYPSE bnda
diador Cananza Wilson," Sange Arena opeeta
5000 doaes por nove Los Enemgos
de mue 100000 de voldmenes vendidos de LOS Cua
Jmetes"; Baco-lbanez conferenca de pelculas
hombe de acc6n

Don Vicente Blasco Ibanez vive ac-
tualmente en- ell piso decimo septimo
del Hotel Belmont. En- ell cuarto
numero 851 Una pequena alcoba, de
sencillo mensaje, que el senor Blasco
ocupa muy a disgusto, pues jamas le
sirven tempo el aqua fria que soil
cita
liable cuatro veceS con el senior
Blasco Ibanez. iSempre le vi suspi-
rando por un POGO de ''ice waiter.
-Es que me canso de pedirla. ! Y
nada ~.
Estuve punto de preguntarle al
quejoso orador.
y ida usted propinas
Pero lleno de respeto Y de cortedad,
me Unite a sonreir con tristeza, in
finitamente apesadumbrado.
Vicente Blasco Ibanez, que nacio el
90 de Enero de 1867, es un orador in
fatigable Habla, de noche, en- publ
co. Perora, de dia, sin descanso iEa
natural que Sc le seque mucho Ia gar
ganta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
Ell TEAM PUERTO RICO. :

Sc In organizado en- Rio Piedras mn
nnevo equipo dc base ball. con el
nombre "'Puerto Rico. Dicha move.
M esta formada por los mciores juga-
dores de Ia Universidad Y de Ia "'Cen-
trail High, siendo cl Manager y
captain de dicho club el famoso juga-
dor capitaleno Fernando Marrero, CO.
nocido popularmente por el nombre dc
''Gallego''.
Va es tempo de que Sc desarrollcn
nuevos jugadores para tomar el sitio de
los que estan pasando he moda; y la
manera mejor de conseguirlo es la
de agrupar esta pleyade de j6venes ju-
gadores en- un ''team'' como el que
acaba de organizarse. El primer iue-
go del nuevo team "Puerto Rico sc
celebrara el dia do ano nuevo, las
diez de Ia maiiana, con el poderoso
club clos Muchachos. +" IA la liga!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
MuN1c1p1o DE JUANA D1Az, P. R
OFICINA DEL
CoMISIoNADo MUNICIPAL DE
oBRAS PUBLICAS

Juana Diaz, p. r. l8 dc diciembre
de 1919.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication Ell publica subasta
de las obras de construction de 2 casas
escuelas de un salon obra de hormigon
armada ell ell Bo. de Capitanejo una en-
ell sitio "Pastillo Y la otra ell ell ST.
ito 'Potala", de esta municipalidad.
Tambien para dos ampliaciones de I'M
salon cada una, ell las casas escuelas
actuales de los barrios 'Capitaneio-
Aris" "Jacaguas Estas dos am
pliaciones podran ser de obra de hor-
migon armada de ladrillo; dichas pro
posiciones Sc admitiran ell esta ofcina
hasta las cuatro de la tarde del dia
81 del mes actual EN- que Sc abriran
publicamente.
Los licitadores podran presentar pile
gos de proposition, va por una, dos, o
mas de las obras que Sc anuncian;
pero seiialando por separado ell mon
tante de cada una.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
Ell la efcina del Comisionado Munici-
pal de obras Publicas, donde sc en-
cuentran de manifesto los documentos
que han de regir para Ell contrato y
podran recoger los licitadores, los pla
nos Y modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar, mediante un deposi
to de diez dolares $4,000 por cada
plano, que seran reembolsados al ser
devueltos dichos dOcumentos ell ell pla
20 de veinte (2O) dias despues de efec-
tuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, Ell de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones q
las del precio solamente.
J. M. RODRIGUEZ BERMUDEz.
Prcsidente del Concejo de Administra
ci6n Advt
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Mrs. c. Meyer

Manicure, S100.
FL arreglo servicio es mejor mas
complete que ninguna otra casa.
Arreglo de cejas $780,
Esta es la primera en- Puerto Rico que
implant6 la moda del arreglo de cejas;
por algo las cejas arregladas aqui por
malas pobres de pelos que esten, Sc di
ferencia por su inimitable perfeccion a
las otras que esten arregladas EN- o;ro
sitio. Sc arreglan sin dolor algumo, po-
niendo antes una crema especial.
Lavar la cabeza, S0.75.
Con aparatos modernos y sillones gi-
ratorios Y reclinatorios.
Masaje, S1.oo.
Ell masaje es Ia hermosura de Ia mu
ier, pues hace desaparecer las arrugas
barros, espinillas, manchas de la cara,
etc. Esta casa es la que mejor da los
masajes Sc garantizan.
guitar OrquetlllaS, 9U.lo, para SuS Ca
mas.
He traido de Paris la tintura Henna
ell doce colores que es la que aplico EN-
mi gabinete de Cruz No. l, altos, la
garAntizo
Rizar ell pelo con The Nestol Comb:
Water waving de la Casa que eSta
657 Fifth Ave-. New York y en- todos
mis- trabajos uso los celebres productos
de la Elizabeth Arden de 675 Fifth Ave,
New York.
Aplico los Rayos Ultra Violet.
Tengo los aparatos del doctor Walter
para reducir la grasa de las caderas y
doble barba. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31
BLASCO IBANEZ TIENE CASAS
y COSAS

Blasco Ibanez-al dia siguiente-
me habl6 de sus grandezas.
-Yo no soy un pobrete! Yo tengo
casa en- Paris, casa en- Madrid, casa
en- MIA. Soy dueno de algunas tie
rras en- la Argentina ~ Sc 10 que Is
un automovil propio!
Hubo una pausa. Y lucgo grit6 el
senor Blasco:
-Suarez, aqua.
FL senor Suarez cs en- Puerto Rico
un inspector de escuela. Aqui fun
ge de Secretario particular del senor
Blasco Ibanez. Es suave, bajito, re-
choncho, gelatinoso
-Suarez, aqua.
No hay aqua. Hacc dos horas que
la pedi
-Nunca hay aqua aqui No hay
NADIA! FL servicio es detestable.
y ccuanto paga usted, aqui, por
este cuarto.?
FL senor Suarez, que es un secre
tario muy expansive, eXclama:
lie cargan ocho dolares por
dia!
y va We usted, agrega Blasco,
no tengo nj un salon de recibo. Has
tn me ola vergtienza!
ES FL. hit" DE NEW YORK
Blasco Ibanez, ahogado, agitador
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Buena OpOrtunidad

ST I'd. no vcndc Su maquina de
escribir es porque no quierc. No
sotros compramos maquinas de
segunda mano Gle las Sigulen:es
marcas: UNDERWOOD, l.. G.
SMITH AND BROS, REMING-
TON No. 10 Y OLIVER No. ), Z
y 9. Dirijase a Casa de Ojeda,
San Jose 8, Tclefono 355, Aparta-
do 1921, San Juan. Z. r. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

FINCA PARA ARRENDAR. .-ofrece.
mos ell arrendamiento, al precio de diez
ocho dolares anuales por cuerda. de
Glen aciento setenta y cinco cuerdas
de terreno propio para cana, EN- ell ba
rrio de Mucarabones' de Tea Alc.
con un desvio de la Central "Constan-
cia' Y, un kilometro de Ia Carreterl
de Bayamon a Toa Ara.-PESQUERA
y PESQUERA INC. EDIFIcIo BoU-
RET, SAN JUAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-31

blico, como grito, desaparece esta
ronquera. Suarez, traigame usted el
pulveriZador.
Y el insigne novelista abri0 la bo
ca cuanto pudo, y Sc INTRODUCE casi
hasta Ia laringe un tubo de Coma.
-Tengo Ia garganta dcstrozada.
Ell NOVELISTA MAS POPULAR
FL buen exito de "Los Cuatro il
netes", decide al editor Dulton. Toda
la obra de Blasco Ibanez, esta siendo
traducida al ingles. Son millones Y
millones de volumenes. Para facilitar
Ia venta de esas millonadas de libros
ha venido Blasco Ibanez a America
Las conferencias son una parte de la
propaganda. Blasco Ibanez, ademas, es
cribe cuento5, hilvana peliculas, bos
queja novelas.
"LOS ENEMIGOs DE LA MUJER"
"El Chicago Tribune" dice
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BLASCO EN- "POSE" PARA UN
PAR DE BANDERILLAS

Mil dolares por una pagina. FL dia
rio "New York American" acaba de
pagarme vcinticuatro mil pesos por
un simple permiso. FL New York
American" va publican en- folletin,
mi nueva novela Los Enemigos de
la Mujer" Nunca supuse que valiese
tanto una autorizacion Ademas, Mr..
Barrimore esta montando" una obra
de gran aparato: SANGRE Y ARE
MA. No Sc quien lie pondra la musi-
ca Esta opereta debe estrenarse en-
Novembre de 1920. Y hay media do
ccna de directories de frmas de cine
mat6grafos que no me dcjan vivir
Despues de llevar al Film LA CA
TEDRAL, LA BODEGA Y LOS
CUATRO JINETES, quieren que yo
les REDACTE una pelicula de cpl
sodios.
En- ESQ estoy.
MEDIATOR ENTIRE CARRANZA
WlLSUN
y le dido decir, Blasco, que va
usted mediar entire Carranza y Viii
son.
Blasco Ibanez-afonico Y acatarra
do--apenas puede hablar ya....Se ira
ia desde luego, de una afonia acci
dental, pasajera w Dos horas dur6
nuestra conversation. FL cielo plomi
70 amenazaba tormenta FL frio era
terrible.
i Demonio, pues 81 que sabe us
ted cosas! Yo me considero capaz de
todo. He sido Millionaire tres veces
iy volvere a serlo una cuarta!
-Ahora tengo que ir a LUNCHAR
con Morgan
--Abriguese, Blasco.
-iOh, 81!
Y el gran escritor, volviendo ell
rostro a Mr. Suarez, que es Inspec
tor de escuelas en- Puerto Rico, lie
grita:
-iVenga mi gaban de pieles!
L. FRAU.
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CONTRA UN ARBoL

El automovil de Epifanio Ramos,
guiado por Fernando Cruz, sin licen-
cia nj plaza de chauffeur choco
con un arbol que esta Ell la orilla de
la carretera central resultando el We
hiculo con averias de importancia, y
don Rafael Ocaha, que viajaba como
pasajero, recibio una fuerte confusion
EN- la cabeza.
Fernando Cruz fue denunciado.
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Sc necesita.

Sc DESEA UNA TAQUIGRAFA en- es.a
panol ingles de experiencia: buen
sueldo Comunique Apartado 1871, Tel.
$40, San Juan
Sc SoLICITAN agentes de responsible
lidad para vender provisiones anexos
a los comerciantes importadores EN- San
Juan, Ponce, Arroyo. Arecibo. Aguadi-
LA Fajardo Diriianse a F. A. Fa.
gundo, Mayaeuez, Porto Rico, Agente
general de w T. Company, de Nueva
York.
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ColOcaciones.

Sc NECESITA una tsquigrafa, que es
criba ligero ell maqu nilla. Dirfjase .
Carretera 70, frente al cine Victory
Garden
TRABAJO FACIL de costuraS mano
encontrara ell que desec en- Carrertera
70 frente al Victory Garden.
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blicamente cstos actos, rcvcladores del
entusiasmo Y del 6xito con que cum
plen su noble mission tan id0neas com
paneras. y al extenderles nuestra mas
sinccra telicitaci6n, deteamos para
elias Y demas compaheras gratisimas
Pascuas un feliz Y pr6spero Ano
Nueyo.
Te6flo CAEAZO.
Cabo Rojo, Diciecbre. 26.
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70 visite cuatro vpces distintas a.
: Tor Blasco Ibanez. Ell autor de
Los Cuatro Jinetes del Apocalipsis :
--novcla vertida al ingles por la Ii
breria Duton-vino Nueva York
para exhibirse en- pubico. Los Qua
tro Jinetes" han cubierto, en- POGO
tempo, una gran jornada. Pasan q
cstas horas de dos mil millones 10
volumenes vendidos. Blasco Ibanez.
--negocidnte en- politica, en- tierras Y
en- literatura-sc ha apresurado a sal
var con este viajecito un error muy
,encibie. Blasco IbaneZ vendi0 en- Pa
ris Los Cuatro Jinetes" por la ridi
cula suma de cinco mil frances. Las
conferencias norteamericanas y otros
eXcesos lie han dado va al gran hom
bre de negocios sesenta mil pesos de
utilidad. FL editor Dulton-que tiene,
por 10 visto, conciencia-le acaba de
hacer un regalo de doscientas mil pc
setas.
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILA un mirador Propio para
caballero ma.rimonio, con entrada
independence, installation sanitaria
Direction, Luna so. Tel6fono 1870,
Rojo.
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Sc ofrece.

SELLoS:-Envie 25 CTS en- sellos de
correo usables americanos recibtrA
$50 sellos de todas las parties del mund0
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia. Chile.
Melico. etc
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