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RECURso DE APELACIoN
SOBRESEIDO.

En- el case de Esteban Rivera
contra el Juez del Tribunal de
Distrito de Guayama, ell Tribunal
Supreme declare sobresefdo ell re-
curse de apelaci6n interpuesto
por ell demandado Y anul6 la sen
tencia en- apelacion, dictada por
el tribunal de Guayama.
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NO vENDIERoN

Los sefiores de La "Plazuela Sugar
Co.. nos informaron que no es ver-
dad que vendieran cinco mil sacos de
aztcar a Ia casa de .Ezquiaga, segdn
informes publicados iiltimaments
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sHMANA SANTA.

La iglesia catolica ha estado muy
concurrida durante toda la semana. y
partlcuiarmente los dfas jueves vier-
nes, ssabado domingo. Las ceremo-
Mas a cargo del Reverendo Padre Gas
tagn han resultado muy lucidas. pu-
diendo hacer especial mencion de las
procesiones a las cuales asistio i'm gen.
ito immense, y de los sernones del Pa
rroco, que fusron elocuentfsimos. Fe-
licitamos calurosamente al Padre Ga
briel por sus discursos y por sus ira
bajos en- bien de la religion.
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REPARACIONES
AL TEMPLE.

Tedos los elementos del pueblo mues
transe dispuestos contribuir con los
medios a su alcance al embellecimien
TO y reparacion del temple catolico.
Andnciase para muy pronto una reu
nion de caballeros con el fin de tratar
sobre tan importante proyecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12
UNA EMANCIPATION

En- ell case ex-parte de Paula
Mercedes Y otro, sobre emancipa-
ci6n, el juez Rossy dict6 una re-
soluci0n concediendo Paula Mer
cedes y Jose Miguel Ortiz Sando-
val ell benefcio de emancipation
para todos los actoS legales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12
coBRo DE D1NERo.

En- ell case de Emilio Alvarez
contra Juan Rodriguez Marquee,
sobre cobro de dinero, Sc dicto
sentencia 'confrmando la apelada
del tribunal de distrito de Huma-
Gao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12
ALTERARoN LA PAZ.

La policfa arrest6 a Ana Ma
ria Rivera y Juan Corona, por al
terar la paz.
Los dos promovieron un fuerte
eScandalo.
Fueron recluidos en- sumaria.
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Los BARNICEs DE "DEvOE'

LOS BARNICES DE "DEVOE'
dan ell efecto natural de la made
ra en- cualquiera superfcie:
Sc usa para zanzibar ell color de
una maera pOr otro. al secarse to
ma un brillo fuerte y no Sc deslus-
ira. Da color y barniza al mismo
tempo.
KORBER and CO., INC.
Motto Menos galones duran
mas Advt.
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UsANDo p1NTURA "'DEvoE"

Sc ECoNoMIzA, porque: son menos
los galones que Sc compran, son me-
nos los galones que Sc extienden, v,
porque transcurre mas tempo para vol
yer pintar.
KoRBER g. co. INC.
Box 545 Advt
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AboNinay7s
REcURso DENEGADo

En- el case de Juan Barbosa La
ra contra Candido Fernandez, fue
desestimadoN ell ~recurso de apela-
cion interpuesto contra la senten
cia del tribunal de distrito de San
Juan, seccion primera.
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DIvoRCIo SIN LUGAR

Ha sido declarado sin lugar ell
divorcio presentado por Carmen
Rodriguez contra Avelino Flores,
con las costas a la demandante.
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De Teatro:

El F6nix" ha estado muy con
currido ell estos dias, con mott
vo de la exhibition de la hermosa
cinta "Vida, Passion Y Muerte de
Nuestro Sehor". Dos noches de
dos tandas cada una es decir ;cua
tro llenos.
La cinta es muy impresionante.
Los "LuneS Escolares conti-
n1an siempre atraetivos. Efmatch
entire la .'Padilla" y la Junior
llega al mayor entusiasmo. Hasta
hoy, va venciendo la Juniors,
con % puntos de mayoria.
jQui6n ganara la Copa?.
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SOLO HAY UN "BROMO QUINI-
MAJ. que es LAXATIVE -BROMO
QUININA. La. firma de E. w. GROVE
s. halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por to-
10 el mundo para curar resfriados en-
un dfa. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12
UN cAso DE 9cERT1oRAR1'

En- ell case de Emilio Rodriguez
contra ell Tribunal de Distrito de
Arecibo, ell Tribunal Supreme de-
clar6 no haber lugar a expedir el
auto. ~
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lATENcroN. oruDADANos,

Ell MUNDo, Sc vende en- 81 saicp
Barberia ''Ei Modelo", de don santia-
90 Boniila. y
Sol st. Toa Alta. r. n. kdvk.
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soL1cITUD DENEGADA

Fu6 denegada por Ell Gobernador la
solicitud de libertad baio palabra, pre-
sentada por el confnado Alvaro Gin
tr6n
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Loe1A 'ANToRcHA DE SAN JUAN

Esta noche celebra tenida ordinaria
esta Respectable Logia de la G.. o. U.
Odd Fellows en- A. en- su Temple, ca
lie de la Cruz. No. 1s.
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DOMINIC JUSTIFICADO

En- el case de dominic presenta-
do por Rosa Jorge Y otros, ell juez
Rossy, 10 declare justifcado
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Vea"El Despojado" por Clara
Kimbal Young presentada por S.
Juan Film. 14 Advt.
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LOS EsN1ALTEs DEvoE SON
DE UN BRILLo SUPERIOR

propio para cocinas, cuartos de bafio,
despensas, muebles, camas, etc. Sc Sc
ca embellishments y puede lavarse
con jabon y aqua
KoRBER & co. INC.
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DECoMIso DE ALIMENTos

Han sido decomisados en- la Plaza
del Mercado, e5 huevos, 2 avss y dos
quintales de granos.
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NO HUBo SESSION.

No hubo session en- el Tribunal
municipal el viernes, y Ell sabado,
por ser dichos dias de inscription
mes.
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Inscripciones prelimirlares:

En- la Federation Libre" Sc es
tan llenando los pliegos de petit
clones para inscripciones electora
les. El movimiento es continue.
Hasta hoy, hay llenas mas de qui
nientas hojas de peticiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12

Yea Clara Kimbal Young en-
ell 'Despojado'. Pelicula Selznick.
Advt.
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Mr.. Joseph G. Norm.

Ha tisitado las escuelas de la
poblaci6n ell superintendent de In
giles, NJ. Norm.
A las dos de la tarde orden6 ell
cierre de los salones, a fin de ce-
lebrar una conferencia con los
maestrOs, para tratar sobre la i'm
plantation de un nuevo sistema
de trabajo.
CORRESPONSAL.
Vega Baja, 9 de abril.
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AsFALTADo DE LA GALE

Bajo la direction del Departamento
del Interior, han dado comienzo va las
obras de reparaci6n Y asfaltado de La
Gale principal v esperamos Que en- bre
We la veremos en- buenas condolences.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12

AzUcAR DE PUERTO RICO
vENDIDA A $17.o5
Ultimo cablegrama recibido de Nue
va York: Sc han hecho ventas de azd
car de Puerto Rico s17.O5 en- Nueva
Yoork.
Entire los azucareros hay la OPT
ni6n de que ell aEdcar Sc venda. dentro
de breve plazo, $25.
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MERCADO DE CAMBIos

Yea lei Despojado" "por Clara
Kimball Young. Advt.
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CLUB DEPoRTIvo.

Esta simpatica sociedad tiene al pro
yecto de celebrar su Inauguration
mediados del mes de mayo venidero.
seguramente que Ell Club ''Las Pal
mas" prestara su concurso a iicha fies
ia para que resulte mas luciaa
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
comerfo, abril g. 1920.
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. CAsos REsUELTos.

En- el Tribunal municipal, du-
rante la semana que termino Ell
sabado, Sc resolvieron Al casos,
de los cuales resultaron 35 conde-
nados, 5 absueltos y sobresefdo.
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AzUcAR DE PUERTO RICO

IsE vENDERA Ell AzUcAR A 1857
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vENTA DE AzUcAR
EN- NUEvA YORK

La "Plazuela Sugar Co.. vendi6
Ell iueves en- Nueva York, hbre Dor.
do, 10000 sacos d eazucar S15.55.
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ROBERTITO DEL VALE

En- Ponce dejo de existir el jueves
ultimo el niio Robertito del Vale,
amantisimo hijo de nuestro muy es-
timado amigo don Francisco del Va
lie, cultisimo caballero que disfruta
de generates simpatias en- aquella To-
calidad.
Enviamos a su apenados padres
nuestro pesame mas sentido por tan
sensible perdida.
Yea en- su Cine favorito lei Des
pojado" por Clara Kimbal Young
presentada por San Juan Film Ex
Advt.
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Clara Kimbal Young. Veala en-
Ell Despojado". Advt.
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Advt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

decided to make inquiries about him.
Seeing Jimmy Rabbit passing thru
the orchard on his way home from
the cabbage patch, Rusty called to
him.
IF you happen to see old Mr..
Grow. l wish you would ask him If
he won't please come right over to
the orchard" Rusty Wren said.
There's something l want to find
out. And Mr.. Crow knows so much
that perhaps he can help me-"
Jimmy Rabbit declared that he
would be delighted to deliver the
message. And he must have gone out
of his way to find Mr.. Grow, for the
gentleman arrived at the. orchard in
less than sixteen minutes.
Rusty was waiting for him. And,
having explained about the strange
bird as well as he could, he asked
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
wife this is the thing you should do
Attempts 90 Explain.
BY the Noted Author
IDAH McGLONE GIBSON

wife this is the thing you should do
Attempts 10 Explain.
Charlie, let me explain my po-
sition TO you. II is useless for me TO
Try and tell you that my life with
John Gordon has been perfectly hap
py since onr marriage. You know as
well MS ] thai married him after
a whirlwind eourtship. In which our
souls seemed fused by a great love.
We were not actually acquainted. and
was grieved and surprised 20 know
that he only expected me after mar
riage to keep up our constantly in
ereaslng social duties and behave like
a charming doll at an times Up to
this time, Charles must confess
that l knew myself quite as little as
I knew John, and the more I learned
70 know myself the more I realised
that wanted even more than most
women Do.
Although John GoFaon had the
npvef 10 thfsfl with bis snllo. Ills
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Ripping Rhymes
HOUSES ARE SCARCE.

Inc town short OF dwellings of small larger size and so
we near the yngs OF hea homeless guys they hustle he'll
tersketer to try to rent shelter of hardheaed peter
umoved by all their cries It's hard to the ante for any
common gent for he could build hanty with what he paws in
rent but there's builder willing to take his harearned sh
ing and help him make killing and hence his loud lament
see the homeless hiking around everywhere their bosons
they are striking and tearing of their hair men faun their
rolls Of honers and cry Rent shack we are simply go
es alas and exc aac Our kinds and wives weeping for they
must DO their sleeping IN barns where seepng through
every beasy crack Our uncs and granne in cocrbs sit
and sigh while through the cranne the winds go whzzng
BY then rent to MASTER house with ah and plaster or
there will be disaster and fireworks popping hgh In vain
there are no houses that they rent hire which
TACT aroues my stern parn ire that who have the plum
der can't rest rooree under fills me with wrath and wonder
the while ] kick my lyre.
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Hearts Desire.
"Rut Katherine" said Charles, "do
you know where this is leading youg'
l am afraid II you persis, IN this idea
of handling this matter yourself you
and John viii come to the parting Of
the wass"
.Do not worry about that, Charles
I said impulslvely. John Gordon
thinks TOO much OF money TO let a
rich wife separate from him.
immediately the words were out OF
my mouth ! was srory l had said
them, because I knew that what l
had said demanded some explanation.
But before 1 could explain. Charles
again demonstrated. Katherine. per-
haps this IS the way cut Of II an. II
ysa would turn everything ever to
Johna perhaps he wenld see that 4
was bees TO ten you about the hsssi-
hess All allow Sou to hav9 some
gqlee IN Alhe maltef / really think
MS 4eaT Nlat as long Is yeu arc hts
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iIy enjoys your songs" Mr.. Crow told
Rusty at last. 'And for the present
you may as well sing your dawn song
right here in your own tree, beneath
Farmer Green's window. But if you're
living here next spring, l wish you
would consult me again.
Rusty Wren agreed to that. thank
ing Mr.. Grow for his kindness. too.
And, afterward, instead of being an
cry, he laughed whenever he heard
that silly Cuckoo, cuckoo!" Since
he knew it was only wooden bird.
Rusty Wren was Jealous no longer.
The next morning he awakened
Farmer Green at the break O. day.
And the hired man was so sleepy
that he fell downstairs and couldn't
work for a whole week.
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Oregon
dissertations

Portland-The Portland city coun-
Gil has decided a tentative election
plan whereby the voters win be asked
on May 2l the date OF the regular pri-
mary elecuonto vote on three meas
ures designed to relieve the local street
car situation. The proposed program
Gals for a tax levy Of 2. mills for the
next two consecutive years
PortlaBd-The annual run Of smelt
in the Sandy river near here. impends
according to deputies of the state game
warden's office, who have been pa
trolling the waters OF the Columbia
near its confluence with the Sandy
These officers announced today that
tbe swaters a few miles below the San4
dy's mouth were alive with smclt and
that the fish would probably make
their usual haunts In the Sandy by
Sunday. The run this year Is later
than usual. and some fish experts had
predicted that il would not materials
ize.
Portland. Milk distributors have
notified their customers that begin
ming May rise in the price of two
cents a quart for raw milk would be
placed In effect. bringing the cost to
sixteen cents quart Pastureized milk,
II was said, will remain at the pres
ent price of IA cents.
Portland. Improvement
In the switchmen's strike situation
was reported by all railroads here to.
day. Crews In the yards averaged
about 60 per cent normal, 1t was said,
and freight was kept moving A few
more strikers returned to work.
Eugene 1.-Two men were killed and
a third was perhaps fatally injured
when the boiler Of a locomotive pull,
ing logging train between the Boosu'
Kelly Lumber company's mill at
vending and an upper camp explod'
ed at o'clock Friday afternoon.
Charles shultz, fireman, and chaunceyI
Meachnm, brakeman, were killed and
Oscar Parrish. engineer, probably win
not recover from his Injuries, say at
tending physicians.
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would be the most satisfactory is nv
husband, and I am going o try to
work this scheme out with him."
Advice from Charles.
Then, my dear" said Charles
quietly, you must turn all this busi-
ness over to him"
That is just why can not turn
TINS business over to him." I answer
ed decisively Don't you see what l
am looking for is not to belong to a
man body and soul, but to be a part
of him and he of me-"
Katherine, you are looking for
something that can not be found on
this earth, said Charles with sigh.
tMonday-The Battle of the Sexes)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24


hardy astor and the allenium.
The keynote In landscape garden
ing is to observe natures laws as near
" as possible. She seldom treats
things In conformity TO a given line,
hut arranges her shrubs flowers and
trees with a charming irregularity.
Fairgrounds Urged
The lecturer believes religiously IN
the erection OF wen supervised play
grounds for children. A busy child is
happy child, and generally develops
into busy and useful man or wonlan,
He felt that Il was entirety unnec-
easary for any one TO be surrounded
by ugllness, when sum as small as
sixty five cents for flower seeds, a
back yard may be made TO blossom
like the rose, with very little outlay
of time ana energy; and there Il moth
Ing like .the cultivation of flowers
IN his opinion, to develop the spirit
ual, moral and physical nature of man
'show me lover Of flowers" he
said. "and l win show you a real,
kindly, human being. FOR the cultiva-
tlon Of flowers brings us close to
God makes us forget ourselves, and
love our fellow mon more. which, af-
ter ALL Is the real essence OF true re-
Ilgion."
In closing Mr.. Weed urged salem-
ties TO cooperate in this matter OF
beautifylng the city Every city as
well as oyery locality OF America has
d spirit that Is distinctive, and II was
his hope that Salem In coming to the
front commercially would not forget
The not-th -less-welghiier matter OF
keeping abreast in civic pride, which
Finds expression ina more bcautl-
fur Salem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

touch, his oaress, yet in taste, in
thought and in spirit we were as far
apart as the poles, - y
''He set me down in a desperately
gay set and gave me absolutely moth
ing to do. l found him conventionally
true to me, but all the time there was
a flirtatious undercurrent with an old
sweetheart. Ever since our marriage
have been watching and waiting for
the something genuine-for the over
whelming something that l expected
to get out of it.--for love which
would make me feel that l was a
real, genuine human being-a woman
whose brain would speak to his BRAIN
whose soul would content his soul
Instead, he has made me feel that
was just an onlooker of the play and
not an actor on the stage Of his life.
| was not his leading lady-only one
OF the audience to whom he had per-
haps given the most desirable seat,
but nothing more.
As TO "Other Men"
"But other men, interrupted Char
les.
'Oh, yes, other men," 1 answered
his question before he asked it. "You
know there are always other men
who would be in the life of a wom-
an whose husband neglects her. In
deed, you will forgive me for re-
minding you that it was not until
after my marriage and you thought
that you saw that l was not happy
that you told me in so many words
that you loved me-"
Katherine, you always knew l
loved you,' said Charles in a hurt
voice.
Perhaps / answered rather flip
PANTY but the truth remains, you
did not speak"
Il am speaking now" he said
thickly
mo, no, do not spoil it all For
such is the temperamental uuirk of
my nature that l believe that even
now l love and hate John Gordon in
the same breath. Today, since l learn
ed that I was financially independ-
ent have made a deliberate decis-
ion.
How long shall keep It I do not
know II seems to me lately that ever
since | married John Gordon I have
been making decisions just to findI
them futile. However. Chrales, l may
as well tell YOU that l am not going
through life empty handed. / am not
a big enough woman to do that II
am not going to assuage my desire
with subterfuge, | am not going to
IND man in whom l can absorb my
self. with whom can share my
dreams and make some effort at con-
structive living. Obviously, the man
who is the most convenient and who
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Mr. Crow what he thought.
I'D like TO hear his song" said
old Mr.. Crow.
Come right over to my tree near
the house!" Rusty urged him.
Cr. Crow hesitated.
where's Farmer Green?" he in
quired.
"ohl He's working in the hay
field"
"where's Johnnie Green?" Mr..
Grow asked.
"Oh! He's in the bayfield,. too, rid
ing on the hayrake,' Rusty Wren ex-
lplained.
I'm come with you. then" Mr..
Grow croaked.
So they flew to the dooryard. And
they hadn't waited there long when
the strange bird sang his Cuckoo!
cuckoor'
"There!" said Rusty. That's his
silly songl"
And to his surprise Mr.. Crow
haw-hawed right out
Whats the joke?" Rusty Wren
wanted to know.
That's not a bird" said old Mr..
Crow-"or, at least, it's not a real
bird He's made of wood. And he
lives inside cuckoo clock,
"Ah!' Rusty cried. IAN alarm
clockm
But old Mr.. Crwo shook his head.
NO" he replied. 'It's just an
everyday clock And instead Of Stril,
ing, it let's this little wooden bird
come out and sing"
Rusty Wren said that he wouldn't
care for a clock like that land that
he didn't see why Farmer Green had
brought it home anyhow.
Cuckoo clocks amuse the women
and children" Mr. Grow remarked
wisely.
Then you think Farmer Green
was not dissatisfied with my singing
You think he would like me to wake
him every morning, just as I used
tor Rusty waited eagerly for Mr.
Crows opinion.
Old Mr.. Grow pondered for a while
before answering. He reflected that
since it was long past complaining
time, 1t really made no difference TO
nm whether Farmer Green overslept
or not If the corn had just been nut
in the ground, he would have liked
to have Farmer Green stayed in bed
all day long.
L understand that the whole fam
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MIR. CROW 10 THE RESCUE.
CHAPTER VI.

As time went on, and the Green
family oversight each morning, Rusty
began TO grow very weary of the
monotonous "Cuckoo! cuckoo!"
which came every half hour, all day
of the farmhouse.
I'D like to know what sort of bird
that isl" he exclaimed at last IF
he'd only come out here in the yard
I'd ask him his name-rand tell him
what l think of aim, too"
But the stranger never stirred out
of the kitchen. And at length Rusty
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Down in Texas they're buying pota.
toes still In the ground, which goes to
snow that some people have more
faith in their gardens than we have IN
ours because 1t has been our expert.
ence that what does down doesn't nee
essarily always come up.
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Beautiful Salem
Lecture Attends

lcontInued from page onel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Every time the beef kings arrested for proteerng the
public is entertained by treatise the purity Of packers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24
Poultry and Eggs.


Portland, Or, April 24.-Eggs sell,
ing price case count S7QSSc; buying
price case count 81 hc; selling price
candled soc; selected candled in car.
tons 42c.
Poultry: Hens 25@sSc; broilers soc;
turkeys soc; geese nominal; ducks
45c.
Wheat s2.2O; barley, rolled s7O@
II; oats $6O.50@61.25; corn No.
yellow S67@ $3.50. Mill run S43@44.
Hay; Buying price, timothy t. o. b.
Portland $50; alfalfa sS3. grain s2s
Poultry: Hens 34@SSc; broilers 40
@ 45c; roosters Ice; turkeys dressed
5sc; geese 22@25c; ducks 4O@
s65.OO bid; corn No yellow s74@
Wheat and Mil Stuffs.
Wheat: $2.2O; barley $40; oats
s2S.oO; alfalfa $SS; grain $4,000,
76 bid.
Hay; Buying price, valley timothy
mixed cars $42 ton; rolled barley sra
s26. N e''"
Millstuffs: Prices fob. mill, off,
artage " extra. Mill run, car lots a
mixed cars $43 ton; rolled barley s7s
rolled oats s66,5O; ground barley az,
scratch feed $50.
Corn whole s66: cracked ses.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24
PORTLAND MARKETS
Rutter

Portland, Or, April 24.-Cubes ex-
ira 55c; parchment wrapped box
iots eOc; cartons 61c; half boxes NC
more, less than Y boxes 1c more;
butterfat So soc f. o. b. station; 81
Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Frank Goulds wife alleges that he went months without
court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Public officials who have joined the overas club should in
ist upon doube-seated denims
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Missouri democrats have rejected Reed as delegate to the
national conventon-he most hopeful sign yet democratic
sanity.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-24

Those Oregon journalists who worrying over "Opas
airy haven't imagination enough appreciate the imagination