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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
Cottaeers Will Have Fuel
For Coming Winter Months

Cottagers in and about Losch's
Run firmly believe that it is an ill
wind that blows nobody good. The
Pennsy had a big freight wreck in
that vicinity on Sunday. Some of
the cars were badly damaged, so
much so, that it would have been
follv 10 use up valuable time in
gathering up some of the wreckage.
The cottagers did not think that
way In tho pile of timber thrown
along the side of the tracks they
saw warm cottages during the win
ter. Permission was asked and
granted. and they took a part in
clearing up the wreck. Their supply
of wood for the winter has been
greatly increased.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
ALUMNI PLANS REUNION

Members Of the Alumni of State
College are planning a big picnic
at Hershey Park, Saturday, August
8. Invitations will be sent to all
graduates in Pennsylvania. In 1916
a similar picnic was held and 500
graduates attended.
Plans for the big gathering will
be discussed tonight at a meeting
of the Penn State alumni to be held
at the Engineers Club rooms. This
will be the regular June meeting
and the program includes a smoker.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
France to Require
Reparation For Ships
That Germans Sunk
By Associated Press.

Paris, June 25.-France has decid-
ed to require complete reparation
from Germany for the sinking of the
German warships at Scapa Flow.
This announcement was made by NJ.
Leygues, minister of marine, to the
naval committee of the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday afternoon. He de-
clared that the act of the Germans
violated both the armistice and the
Peace Treaty.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
Reach an Agreement on
Legislation to Return Wires
Rn Associated Press.

Washington, June Enlargement
was reached late yesterday by Sem
ate and House conferees on legisla-
ton to repeal government control of
telegraph, telephone and other wire
systems. The conferees adopted the
House plan of terminating govern
ment control at midnight on the last
day of the calendar month in which
the law is approved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
WILL LICENSE
WHEAT DEALERS
Farmers and Small Bankers
Only Exceptions to
Barnes Order
By Associated Press.

New York, June 25.-Julius Barnes
United States wheat director, an
nounced last night that President
Wilson has signed a proclamation
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25

Leading Republicans of New York
are considering suggestions that
Brigadier- General Cornelius Wander
bilt be the Republican nominee for
Vice President. No boom" has been
launched for General Vanderbilt. but
it is expected, as a nominee, he would
carry a double appeal-as a soldier
candidate and as business man.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
Standing of the Clubs

Schedule For To-day
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-25
Act Accordingly

The period of lower coal
prices goes out with June,
and July 1 coal will be Soc
a ton higher.
Of course, this saving
should induce householders
to get in their orders for
next Winter at once.
Nothing but early orders
will prevent a coal shortage
and distressing conditions
next Winter.
Please remember how de-
lay and indifference caused
so much suffering during
the War Winter of 1917-18
! and act accordingly.
H. N. KELLY & co.
1 N. 3rd St. 10th & State SITS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25

The Akers Lumber Company
have put on a Nash one-ton
truck to assist in taking care of
their coal deliveries which
have taxed their horses and ve-
hicles to the limit this winter.
The truck will easily handle a
two-ton load on good roads.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25

Our new stock IT paints and
brushes arrived Monday and we can
supply oil your wants In this line.
We have Johnsons floor wax and
Linoleum dressing with this stock.
Akers Lumber Company
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
THE VALUE OF TANKACE
As A HOG FOOD

was maOe up LOT one TON Oh
bone tankage to be used ss .
hog feed. This tankagc was
secured Of Nuckolls. Pueblo. at
price Of $500. the regular
price being $4,000 per ton.
The men who received the
tankagc are: Fred Haaf, Quin-
cy Cornelius. J. X. Perkins. E.
J. Adams and Delbert Hopkins.
Tankagc. as n hog feed here
in the Valley Is q somewhat
new venture: but when you
consider that one pound Of
tankage. when fed along with
grain will replace from three
to four pounds Of the grain.
then It should prove a very pro-
fitable venture. A hog requires
a certain amount of meat foods
In order to make best gains and
since the tankage Is composed
Of meat scraps. some blood and
ground bone, and is steam
cooked before it is sent out
from the factory. we not only |
have here the meat foods. but
have them in highly digest
ible form. due to the steam
cooking. The price of this feed
was relatively cheap: $3.75 per
cwt. with freight charges of
75c per cwt. with freight
charges of 75c making a total
Of $3.50 delivered at Monte
Vista. Corn will cost pretty
close to this figure. yet one
pound of tankage will 60 as
far as three pounds Of corn,
when fed along with other
feeds.
Not only is tankage a valu-
able feed for growing and fat
tening hogs, but also Is highly /
valuable as a part of the ration
of the brood SOW. If a small
handful of this feed is given
the brood SOW daily during the
period she is carrying the pigs,
there will be very little tenden-
cy on the part of the SOW to eat
her young offspring. The pigs
too, are more apt to be strong
er and better matured than
when the SOW is fed on a purely Il
grain ration. OF course, where
pigs and hogs have penty of
milk, tankagc is not so neces-
sary.
We have a communication
from Mr.. H. X. Wiley of
Springfield, Idaho, who is
grower of pure Grimm alfalfa
seed. The seed and the condi-
tions under which this seed is
grown have both been recon-
mended rather highly by Mr..
Philo X. Blinn, alfalfa special
ist of the Colorado Agr. Exp.
Station. Mr.. Wiley is pricing
this alfalfa seed at thirty-five
cents per lb. in amounts less
than 1000 lbs. In lots of 1000
lbs. or more the price is thirty
three cents per lb. So far l
have received orders for $50
lbs. If you are interested in
the Grimm alfalfa and want to
order some of this northern
grown seed, let me know as
soon as possible. l have not
yet looked up the freight rates
but will do so soon.
C. D. HYATT,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
REPORT CHARGE"

When "person to person" call is made and the par
tcular person desired is not in will not talk, or
when an exact telephone address of the particular
person desired has not been given and he cannot be
reached at telephone within hour report
charge" applies
Such charge also applies if the calling party is alb
sent when the connection is completed within one
hour, or if he refuses to talk
This charge is to compensation for the operat
ing work performed and is usually about onefourth
of the "station to station" rate.
In any case where report charge" applies, the
minimum charge is 10c and the maximum $500.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
~PERsoN TO PERSON" RATE

When person makes toll call, specifying that
versation is desired with particular person and the
connection is established and conversation held with
that person, the "person to person" rate applies.
AS this service requires greater amount Of operat-
ing effort the rate for such calls is about onefourth
greater than the "staton to station" rate.
This "person to person. rate is computed the day
rate between the points involved, whether the call is
made during the day during the night, and the
minimum charge is zoe.
No "person to person" call is accepted where the
"staton to station" rate is less than 15c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25

NEW
TELEPHONE TOLL RATES
Effective January 2 1919 Announced December 49, 1sls
by Postmaster General Warrington D. c.
Ito
local area. under which toll
standard b. 1901 description
this method and & application the classes
MESSENGER" CALLS
%s: :.%.n. .s %s sa % ] ss % Ss%s,s % @
% % % sssnss % III. % " % ae. be- ass . % s. a % $ % @ pns for
toll points and meeng
% ss @ "ssas % s s s.ss % % %.s number % % ] ss~ % % % r % the
% d@ rdurns%e
% % ss % ssas " % . s be paid even
to. % .nae": s ,ss s ~ less Is n"s aeD' e where the "''to"
zRsoS TO PERSON. RATE ssa s s9S % pss the ]
s.e:ssn % ] s :s. % and % ss.s % % s with
1 % ss' s' : "s ss' On
as % ' % % s :s: q ss The al % % % 1890 % s "&a
made made during the day day night % station day
% ss1 % % i.n M @ ss9s | where @ aS ss.ss % % the
REPORT CHARGE ~5St s % station" % time %t@ s
"' " s the 'asa 1 % sn snsos" s
address ntemiimu
Vi report
ssss. @ . &c Connections ss ss sn.:s sss ~a :
moor ORR efses" talk the call
@ @ with % a ps pssn. are % allowed
mn minimum Amy % ss.ss % ss "s ss s. ns maximum s's ssss the
s When % Mas @ % % @ mH S "e %s h "n %
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
"COLLECT CALLS"

Collect calls are calls for which the charges are re-
versed that is are to be collected from the subscrb
er at the distant station at which the call is COM
pleted.
Such collect calls or reversed charges are allowed
only IN connection with person to person" calls
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
APPOINTMENT" RATE

When the calling party in placing his call appoints
definite specified time at which he will talk on q
person to person. basis and the conversation is held
at the specified tme the appointment rate applies
The appointment" rate is usually about one-haf
greater than the "station to station" rate.
The appointment" rate is computed On the day rate
between the points involved, whether the call is
made during the day during the night, and the
minimum charge is 25c
No appointment call is accepted where the "station
to station" rate is less than 15c.
Report charges apply under the same general con-
ditions specified for "person to person" calls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
STATION TO STATION RATE

STATION TO STATION RATE
When person makes toll call without specifying
that conversation is desired with particular person,
and the connection is established and conversation
held, the station to station" rate applies.
This rate is determined by the airline distance be-
tween toll points and is computed the basis of &c
for each six miles. up to twenty-f -four miles, and SC
for each eight miles beyond that distance.
Station to station" calls should be made by number
wherever Telephone Directory information is avail
able Where this information is not available at the
calling telephone. such calls may be made by giving
the toll operator the name and address of the sub
scriber at the telephone called.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
STANDARD TOLL NIGHT RATES

The following reduced rates for night service on a
station to station" basis only are effective 12 O1
a. m January 81, 1919.
$3.50 p. m. to IL 100 midnight
About one-half of the Station
to station" day rate.
1900 midnight to 4:3O a. m.
About one-quarter of the "sta-
ton to station" day rate.
For the purpose of applying night rates. the time of
day at the point at which "staon to station" mes
sage originates is used
The minimum night rate is Csc Day rates apply on
calls made at night when the Station to station"
charge is less than the minimum night rate
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-01-25
EXAMPLES SHOWING HOW METHOD
IS APPLIED

Assuming the airline distance between toll points
be more than 144 miles, but not more than 152 mile
tne following initial period rates for service unde
the various classes offered would apply:
Station to station" rate 81 n
Completed person to person" rate 1.2
Completed appointment rate " Is
Completed messenger call" rate Is
Plus messenger charges
report charee Observation-Disclosures. 2
Rate between 80 p. m. and IL 100 midnight.
station to station" service only s.
rate between IL: 100 midnight and 4 80 a. m.
station to station" service only. Q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24
La Aota alemana que estaba en- Kiel
tambien ha sido volada.
Primo de Rivera no acept6 la Presidencia
del Senado por obediencia Dato.
(Cabe Gel Imparciap).
Via w. I. P. and T. Co.
(Cable a Gel ImparciaP').
Via w. I. P. and 7. Co.

MADRD-os leaders" beraes repubicanos estan de per-
feco auedo para u de las zquerdas oeto de
robustecer car voenta oposici6n dsponen rea
LIAR La agitac6n potica muy viva comuncando
todas las esferas de la nacion
MADRD-Los senores Maura La Cerva han ofrecdo al
neral Primo de Rivera presdenca del Senado ell usre
cau decinado la aceptacion dciendo obedece las
6rdene del Sr Dao al ee oco esta
todo iencado actud Gle la obra del
hierno fundamenamene espao contraer las
responsibilities que los puestos directories,
LONDRES+Crcula inssentemene ell de el reso
ota que estaba Ke ha sdo voada tabe Ef
pequeo Baden formaba pare de la ota hundda
pa Flow que haba quedado ote fu6 volado despu6s.
LONDRESAL noca de que Aemana somee sin condicio
frar la paz ha sdo festeada aqui Para maana,
espus comucada la notca de los penpotencia
han cmpdo palab esan apazados los festeJos que
enen carcter Official Pero ell pueblo compeamente entusas
mado, enrega toda clase de trasportes
ROMALa crisis itaana sigue sin resoese Ell Rey ha a
mado consua los efes de partdos esos han convendo
que precise que crisis qede reueta hoy maana
ha de ser irmada la paZ
MADRD-E Rey Don Alfonso esa restabecdo de la do
que vendo aquejando varos das Ell ha
so obeo de mas expresvas demosracones de carno
aparecer hoy pubo Hasa mediados de Julio no sar la
corte de Madrid para resdenca veraniega.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24
La, paz sera 6rrnada mahana y Wilson
saldra el Jueves para America.
La vista de los Reyes de B6lgica es
cosa decidida.
(Cable "El Imparcal").
Via W. l. P. and Co.
(Cable a "El Imparcial").
Via w. /. P. and T. Co.

PARIS JUNO 24-La cudad esta sacudda gran
slaso patrioco Savas epques de campanas toque de
renas saludan ell advenmento de Todos los edcos
cales las parcuares ucen cogaduras
aados Los perlodcos han heho econes exraornaras
e publco arrebata de vendedores notca
que Aeana acepa ncondconamene ha causado nmen
regocjo
PARlSEl ratado sera rmado microbes Esa con-
certado Goerno aean que Aemania some
tie 10y rremediabe Ell Presdene Wilson ha manestado que
una vez ada la NADIA tene que Europa que
regresara America 10 antes possible
PARSE Presdente Wilson ha decddo puesto que la paz
ha de rmarse manana sar de Bres ueves regreso la
pat1la III tansporte George Washington ha recdo
de estar preparado Bres hacerse ueves
residente esenta ell ratado Seado para SUI ratification
desples recoe los Estados unidos expando que
tiene Ia Liga de las Nacioies sas 7sM 4ass 14sS
BRUSELAS-Durante la reciente breve esanca aqui del
Presdene Wilson ha concretado nvaci0n que los reyes
han acceptable visitar los Esado Uno p6xmo otoo
La noca ha do dada Official Con los reyes ira
e principe heredero.
PARS-En cieros ccuos poticos que hundi
meno de los buques aemanes ue reuado los deseos
certas potenca emnar las desagradabes acaso pe
grosas controversies puderan sgr motive reparto
de los barcos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24

gresos siguiesen una marcia para
LEILA. Los gobiernos tuvieron que
sostenerse a fuerza de cOncesiones.
Cada contlicto de orden publico
-acariciado por las conjuras-
fue una sangrfa para el Tesoro.
Nueyos gObiernos Sc sostuvieron
un mOmentO a costa de nuevas
concesiones. y sobre la economic
nacional cay0 todo ell peso de la
insensatez lie la funesta obra po-
Utica.
A pesar de todo-y este cs 10
consolador, porque demuestra
cuanta es nuestra vitalidad-Es-
paiia sigui0 creciendo, robustecien
dose, poniendose RIGA. Sus indus
trias dieron pasos gigantescos.
Su vida adquiri6 refinamientos
propios de los pueblos pr6speros.
NuestrO creditO subi6 en- todas
parties. La moneda espailola al
canz0 un prestigio que solo supe-
raron dos o tres pafses.
| Esta Espaiia es la que VA es-
grimir el latigo que arroie a los
mercaderes de la p0litica. Ell mo-
'lneiltof sc ye ltegag. pesdr que
FMaura subi6 al Poder tod0 son
zancadillas alrededor de el. Sc
teme que gobierne con mano fuer-
te y honrada Y que sc consolide an
te la opinion de la masa econ0mi'
ca, del pueblo del trabajo y del
!dinero. que es quien tiene derecho
Il eleiir sus directories.
Puede ser que Maura caiga tam
biGn. Puede ocurrir que no este
IL tll I'll OtlCI NutItO CStto lIllChN
Sc publiquen. TodO es mutabili-
dad, inquietud, incertidumbre, in
congruencia en- nuestra politica.
Ell hecho inyariable, ell hecho cier-
to Y redentor es que ell verdadero
pueblo la Espaiia que mercce la
admiration del mundo-- esta can
sada va de las fracasadas CANA
rillas Y que mandara sus mango
ncadores a que administren su ha-
cienda particular, 81 la tuvieren.
va sc que el espectaculo politi'
GO que pinto no es espaIol unica'
mente. Alcanza a casi todO el
mundo. Pero Espaila, que STEM
pre- fue pals exceptional, quierc
desentendersc de esta playa que la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24

bres Y ricos, alejados de toda sos
pecha de medro econ0mico perso-
nal accedian a la categoria de
hombres ministrables. Los esta
dos mayores de los grIlpos pollti-
COS eran reducidos. Habia que
pagar meDOs sefvicios, que conten
tar a pocos. Los gobiernos eran
estables. Bien 0 NAL, la obra
ministerial Sc desarrollaba serena
mente, sin prisas Y llevando los
ministries sobre 81 todo el peso de
la responsabilidad de su gcsti0n.
Los ticmpos cambiaron. Desde
hace media doccna de aiios tene-
mos un jefe pasado, presente flu
turo de grupo en- cada escaiio del
Parlamento. Todos los diputa-
dos Y senadores Sc Green con cate
gorfa para ser ministries. lei man
do es cosa para un dia Y la con-
iura para alcanzarlo cosa de to-
dos los dlas. La impaciencia por
subir ahoga el trabajo Vle prepara
cion para clio, No Sc busca a los
ministries enue los mas probos Y
los mas sabios sino entire los mas
.osados, los mas lfevofssses y les,
mas temibles.
ASf nuestrOs presupuestos fue-
ron creciend0 sin que gastos e III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24

ahoga. Y como rcaliz0 el milagrO
de descubrir un mundo rcaliZara
el de moralizar su politica dentro
del 0rden, sin necesidad de que
nazca un Robcspicrrc nj de que I'M
BrcnO surja al frcntc de las hor-
das del sindicalismo.
Tai es mi esperanza. y ay de
Espana 81 no Sc aprovecha de su
pujanza de hoy para poner para
10 que hace falta hacer- toda la
partc de ella que Sc ncccsite en-
la punta de su bOta
JAIME SOLl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24

Los heridOs son 1G4 y los 1esapa,
recidos, II.
Las cifras son yerdadcramente
pavOrOsas. y esos catorce desa
parecidos habra que sumarlos. des
graciadamente, a los muertos, por
que a los cincO dfas de OcurridO
el siniestrO no es de suponer que
pueda haber catOrce personals de
saparecidas dentro de una ciudad
como Mayaguez. Lo mas doloro-
samente admissible es que esos des-
que no aparecen por min
guna parte, hayan sido de tai mo-
do consumidos por el fuego que 10
que pueda quedar de los cadaveres
carbonizados este perdido entire
los escOmbros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24
LOS PRECIOS DEL 1914 LOS
DEL 1919.

Al .comprar alimentos o ropa, arroz
o zapatos, compare los precios de 1914
con los de 1919.
Todo cuesta mas. Todo es mas di-
ficil de conseguir. Todos los articu-
los de primera necesidad han subido
Y con frecuencia son de calidad infe-
rior la de los que Sc pagaban me-
nos precio.
No existe hoy dia, persona nj grupo
alguno de personals que puedan regla-
mentar el precio de las mercaderias o
del servicio. Los nuevos precios han
sido determil.ados por condolences fue-
ra del dominic de todos-condiciones
mundiales.
Nosotros no podemos reglamentar
el precio del servicio que suministra-
mos-las condolences mundiales 10 de-
terminan-ni tampoco fjar ell precio
que hemos de cargar por el servicio.
A la Comision de Servicio Publico CO.
rresponde hacerlo.
Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company,
San Juan no serfa San Juan sin
los ccrros elecfTicos, Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24
EL SINIESTRO DE MAYAGUEZ
Los her1dOs van muriendO. Taquillera salvada- Los
nln0S del Sr. Alemar.-Un preSunto c6mplice de-
tenIdO. Excitaci6n ViViSima.

Aver tarde, cuando estaba va
circulando Ell IMPARCIAL reci-
bimos los siguientes telesramas
Mayaguez JUNO %, 1919.
Ell I1IPARCIAL,
San Juan, r. Il.
Els incierto que la seilora Beau
champ, taquillera del Yaguez, pere
ciera ell el incendio seg1n publica
MundO, sabado. Ninos .Alemar
no sufrieron quemaduras. Rufino
Bourbon conserje del Yagtiez arres
tado sospechas supuesto carsante
lncendiO. Neinte mil d6lares
tianza. Mas detalles pronto.
Alberto Graham
CorrespOl sal.
PocOs momentos despues, llega.
ba Il nuestras manos el siguiente
despacho:
Mayagdez Junio 23!ts19.
Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, p. Il.
Cruz Prevail, otra yictima del
fuego. ACADIA morir ahora.
A. p. Graham.
Corresponsal.
= i
En- el Quartet de la policia SC re-
cibieron aver tarde los siguientes
informes. enviados por el jefe de
distrito de Mayaguez, Sr. Martf-
nez Chapel. Habia sido arresta-
do, por ,orden del fiscal seiior Acos
ia Quintero, Rufino Bourbon. con-
serje del teatro destutdo y Sc lie
exijian para quedar en- libei tad
provisional, veinte mil d6lares.
Agrsgaba el inforne que el re
cuentp hecho de las victimas hacla
subig Il piimero dc muertos o ~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24
LA TRAGEDIA
DEL CALLEJON

Hoy, IL la una, hemos tc!cfonea
do al Hospital Municipal pregun-
tando por el estado de las dos mu-
jcres, Juana Ramos Y Maria Quin-
tana, que fueron quemadas horri-
bIemente con acido nitricO ante
aver.
Nos han manifestado del Hos.
pital que las dos pacientes Sc ell
en igual estado, y que
Juana Ramos esta mucho peor de
los ojoS que Su compailera.