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IANIER rLACE N-W.-a ROOMS AND
hath: electric lights: h.w.h. and hardwood
vsin ri $40 500. EDGAR A. MILLER, 1872
st. Main 3S0A
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Continued.

FOR SALE-Price 50. 500 4 lot soxlso. "cV
snd there is a garage for two The honsr
will please you II is well built. having eight
rooms nd bath: all the rooms are large: heated
With hot water. having electric lights. Posses
SION at once, and easy terms of sale.
FOR SALE-Price sI63D. A little of from
Connecticut and near the circle. in what
is considered one of the most attractive situa
tions in Chevy Chase. There is n lot 1o0N1a"
with plenty of shrubs and trees: also garsgr.
An excellent bouse for entertaining: Il larg"
rooms rear stairway. electric lights, numerous
open hreplaces. large porches
FOR SALE-Price. $11 900 A very com,Ictr.
CT mparatively new two-story -and-attir. hous"
there is a living room with open Fireplace: oak
floors: four bedrooms and two bathrooms an
second floor: rapor heat: electric lights; will
selected fixtures and decorations. There ia n
g9rage on a paved alley. Possession any time.
FOR SALE-Prce. sll 800. In one Of thos-
be autiful squares just OF from Connecticut
ave. the Maryland side; a bungalow owned
by Army officer leaving this country: tyne Of
horse seldom found for sale. The lot Is T'Nlfo
I he bungalow contains eight rooms and hath.
four bedrooms. electric lights. large porchrs
and other improvements. Possession when
desired.
FOR SALE-Price, S12, 500. A home you would
do well to look at promptly; of hollow tile
&C Instruction. containing seven rooms and bath.
hot-water heat; electric lights: garage and
chicken house. The house is equipped through
out with screens and metal weatberstrps. The
porches are large. The lot is l0ox1O. with
shade trees.
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sEvEN-RooM HOUSE : BETWEEN 18th
and 18TH Ten-room house; furnace heat: 8
between 18th and 18th. Six-room house; fur
mace heat: Sherman ave. Six-room house
furnace heat: Florida ave. between 5th and
9Th. Nine and ten room houses; h.-w. h.; You
between 18th and 18th. Eight-room house; fur
mace heat; 10th between Q and r.
J. F. HOLLAND, 1919 11th. North 2223. 3Os
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 III Street NV.
Phone Main lO:S.

Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
1884 III Street NV.
Phone Main 1923.
Price. $1,000. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Not far from the Soldiers Home
and near the Car line. A Broom
and bath house having oak floors.
sleeping porch. q large alley with
an alley in the rear. This house
is vacant and can bs sold On
reasonable terms. Let us show
you this today.
Price. S12..5O. CLEVELAND PARK. In
an attractive location ON Newark
street There are rooms and
hath. garage. and the house Is
lighted by electricity. The house
is in good condition and is stu
afed on a large lot. 5Ox190 #.
We believe this is the best buy
in this section today.
Price. s13. 500 CHEVY CHASE. BUNGA-
Low type house of brick con
struction in fine location:
There are very well arranged
rooms. and the house is practi-
cally new: modern in every re-
spect, having fireplaces and large
cement front porch. II this type
OF house appeals to you. we are
confident that this particular one
will meet with your thorough ap-
proyai.
Price. $4,000. CHEVY CHASE. A most
attractive corner property, built
10y one of the best known bl lid
ers. The house is thoroughly
modern. having oak floors. elec-
fric lights and vapor heat. Fonr
bedrooms and two baths on the
second floor. A good-sized lot and
built-in garage. Possession may
I've had within a few days
Price. $500. NORTHEAST. A well
built S-room and bath brick home
in fine loca tion. All the rooms
in this house are large, and we
are confident that there is no
better buy on the market today.
1t can be sold on terms that are
bound TO meet with your ap-
rroval and we invite your inspec-
tiOn at once.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc,
1884 H Street NV.
Phone Main 10os.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNFCRNISHED APARTMENT-FIVE DE-
sirable rooms ard bath: southern exposure
near 18th st. and Columbia road NV: 10 adults
Only: S575o Address Box 3ol-T. Star office
STOyELEIGH CoURT-rOE LEASE sROONS
and bath available Immediately. $315 Inquire
ONCE. Stoneleieh Court Conn. and L.
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81, $50 BUYS CHOICE CHEVY CHASE HOME
site and builds you q nice home; balance pay
able like rent. Join of us who viii build In
March. Including expert builder himself. Ad-
JreA. lax og7 s. StaX vt1cc.
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FOR SALE-PRICE. S1o.1JO: RIGHT NEAR
18th and Columbia road: a good situation for a
home and u splendid purchase for specula tion.
1t is a three-story brick house OF attractive ap-
pearance. containing ten rooms and BATH hav
Ing hOt-water heat. This property Is most
salable and Is sure 10 be disposed of very
promptly.
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Six ROOMS AND BATH; H.-wH.; on 2.so3
It. lot; alley In rear; near 10th and nv
Asking o 600: about 81 600 cash. Apply bet
IL snd PM. At e33 L IT. NV. -
PARK Rb., WEST OF ilth sT.-fR0oM
hriek house; all modern improvement frsn
days.
Near Union sta tion. west OF n. J. ave.-Cnrnef
property; store and apartments: unushai bar
gain, Price q. 600.
Mt. PLEASANT REALTY CO..
itii Park I'd. tel. 3'"'
CHEVY CHAEE-iMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
rocms. baths, finished attic. hnt ~hlrc
heat, electric lights: e-csr garage On lot "A
lSO. Near Circle. Sacrifice at $1o.50o.
BROoki.AND.
Detached heuse Of rooms and bath: ga
Ragey lot SOx1b0. g. 500.
W, J. BOWMAN
Main 3667. S0l Continental Trust bldg.
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CHEVY CHASE HOME
Can be financed on terms as low 5000 cash
for first payment: select your own location
Address Box 34sT. Star office. fe4'
BEAUTIFUL HOME N MOUNT PLEASANT:
eleven rooms. three baths: buffers pantry /:
laundry: reception hail. wide stairway; large
closets: room for garage another home
beautiful lawn. You must see inside TO appre-
ciate. For a quick sale might con- ider reason
able offer: could not build for $4,000 today
Price. 1000. Col. s2l2.
ELEGANT 2-STORY BRICK, Up TO DATE.
home. near LINCOLN PARK: H.:w. HEAT:
ELECTRICITY: garage; good yard to paved
alley. Possession within 30 days. Price. $500.
Fl. I. LAW. 1913 T. st. sc. o'
$500 WILL SECURE IMMEDIATELY A
fine home. nearly new; 8 rooms. BATH cement
cellar; deep yard to paved alley; ELECTRIC
ITY: corner honse nesr Pa. ave. Sc
II. 7. LAW, 1919 st. Sc Phone Line. 5725.
s.. .sO0 WILL BUY A CoZY HOME, sR.. BATH;
furnace heat: cement cellar: we'll located. near
EAST CAPITOL St: within two squares Of the
proposed NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
II. r. LAW. 1919 st. Sc 2'
Quick Cash Counts Here.
vaiuable business property. 500 block 18th
ST. NV.
Property soon to be vacated. Price. $4,000
Offer wanted.
Three Or. bricks. furnsc. heat. excellent
condition. white section: $3.50: cash. S5Co
These will go quick.
Three Or frames. on 7th at. ne. near East
Capitol; very good: real cheap: very small cash
payments. Price. 81 900 each: worth more
FOR sALE-AMERIcAN CARDEX FILING
SYSTEM.
BIANTON REALTY COMPANY.
Main 1860. TO 18th st. NV. Evenings. N. 5795.
tenant: IS. 900: terms OWNER. care $50
Southern bldg. NJ 2SSS.
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Detached. Saul's Addition.
Continued.

Detached. Saul's Addition.
Possession.
Beautiful dwelling; a-siory and
attic. with bright. dry cellar:
large, cheerful rooms. hot water
heat, elec. lights. screens
ings. glass inclosed sleeping porch.
cellar ceiling and side plastered.
coal bin. lockers. laundry. etc:
large lot. fruit. shade. shrubbery;
convenient to schools, churches,
ears, stores
Price, $4,000.
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
III 14th ST. NV.
Main 1854
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Main 2545.
Mt. Pleasant

SI.150--Terms. 81. 800 cash: 0 rooms
and bath: excellent arrangement: at
fractive location in section of expen-
sive homes: not far from end OF Mount
Pleasant car line.
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BROOKIAND

rooms. reception hall and bath: corner
house: h.-w.h., open fireplacrs large pantry
and linen closet: hoored attic over entire
house we'll built and good locat tion Phone
North 6,I;6 3Os
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TWo-Familv Flat.

VOL amllV Fiat.
Near 18th nnd Corcoran" sta. One >
room and hath apartment and one g.
room and bath apartment; excellent
income: hot water heat: deep lot:
snace for twO-car garage. Price.
81, COS
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BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOMES
BOSS & PHELPS INC
Telephone Main 434O 14O6 II St NV.
Continued.

FOR SALE-Price. ST.. 80. A brand d-new home.
unusually attractive, where immediate pos
session viii be given aud reas soma BILE terms Of
sale made; bungalow style. with seven rooms
and bath; one sleeping room main floor: hot
wafer heat: electric lights; large living room
with open fireplace
FOR SALE-Prfce. s14. $50. A home you GER
tainiy should see before you buy in Chevy
Chase: genuine colonial style house having
seven rooms and bath: oak floors. living room
with open fireplace hot-water heat. electric
ngnts ana many other up-to-date convenieuces.
1 he lot is nearly 100 feet square.
FOR SALE-Pree. $14.J0O A home built by
present owner. who has kept il in perfect
condition: there are eight rooms and bath hot
water heat. electric lights oak floors and
garage The lot is 69x206. You could not buy
this lot and produce this house for anywhere
near the price asked
FOR SALE-Price. 11.OO0. The lot is lo0x
100. covered with big trees and lets Of shrub
berry; house of attractive appearance with
eight rooms and bath; hot-wster heat cleo
tricify and hreproof garage. Owner. occupy
rg house. will give possession We would like
t. show you this house. for it will please YOU
FOR SALE-Price, S14.5O0. A central hall
planned house: there are ten rooms two
ia tbs, hot-water heat, electric lights and oak
floors; there is living room Is feet long with
large open fireplace. The porches to this house
are large. and there is a garage. Owner wish
ing to return TO the city, will give possession
when desired.
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FOR SALE TO COLORED.

BR0OKLAND-7 ROOMS. GAS: H.w.H.:
BATH garage: immediate possession: reason
able terms. Address Box SIS. Star ONCE. 30'
IL ROOMS, BATHS, GARAGE: ELECTRIC
ity; gas; porches; central northwest. Ad-
dress Box 102-S Star ofiice. 30s
1858 INGLESIDE TERRACE. NEAR 18th AND
Monroe sts. n.w.-9 rooms bath. furnace heat
1856 3Os
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FOR SALEM NORTHEAST SECTION: o.
room brick house, in frst-class condition; spien
did hot water heating system: concrete cellar
deep lot, with spacious double brick garage IN
rear. Inquire 3ls X st. 20
A REAL BARGAIN--14 ROOMS ALL FUR
nshed: in good condition: porches: garag"
space for machines: wide alley; furnace hea'; /;
rents for $23J a month. So, SO. NJ ST. between
6th and 7th. 81 ST. NV. s'
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TO SEYTI.E AN ESTATE
Two 3-story brick dwellings. rooms and Ia Ii
each: latrobe heat: rented to colored tenants
at $50 annually: want offer,
A. q. HOCGHfON CO. 1918 II ~. NV.
We have the BEST In every section
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Near 11th and CT Streets NE.
ss. 1W-Reasonabi BILE terms; six rooms
and hath; latrObe heat: frame garage:
attractive loca tion: excellent surround
ings.
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TWO ROOMS. kitchenette and bath. furnished
or unfurnished reasonable. Address Box 2osS
star Office 2gs
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FOR HOMES AND INvEsTMENTs
See MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
aQ6 New York ave Tel. Main 1921.
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Main I477.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
715 18th Street NV.

Near 9th and I Streets.
rooms and bath: semi-detached;
close 10 car line: southern exposure;
modern throughout: vacant: ready Tor
immediate occupancy; terms. $1,000
cash; price. $500.
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Near 18th and & Streets S. E.
Irving Street Near 18th.

|HIS 'Jef w -NS' 1Oe''
Attractive location; 10 reoms. =
baths. steam heat: up-to-date: excel
lent surroundings: near both car lines:
now rented for S15S per month: no
leases: garage on rear Of lot; terms.
Price, $11 900
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Owe
Much to England
Is Firms Claim

| Durbin and Cornoyer, Salem NOR
dealers. have received letter from
lthe London offices of the Wigan-
Richardson firm OF hop growers and
market distributors, in which hor
markets and conditions in the capital
of the United Kingdom are outlined.
Were it not for England. the entire
hop acreage Of the Pacific coast would
fnow be out of cultivation" the letter
asserts in an appeal to Pacific coast
hop mento stand by their contracts,
whether high or low priced. and to
keep their yards free of vermin. Play
the gamei' the London firm advises
the growers IL they wish to remain in
competition with Continental growers.
s"The Wigan Richardson setter states
that continental yard men are making
efforts to regain control of the LONDON
markets, and that the 1919 crop OF
European hops were harvested fault
lessly and entirely free from vermin
effects.
At the beginning Of the season Brit
ish yards were badly infested with
vermin. the letter states, but by taking
immediate action in spraying the
Young vines, the crop was saved ana
the yards aren ow in prime condition
ouiet British market is reported
with business practically non-exlst-
ent prior to the fall harvest.
Willamette valley yards are report
ed to be in very good condition with
hop picking season less than three
weeks distant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Henry Chipman
Dead at Albany

Harry Everett Chipman. aged So,
former resident of Albany but for the
last 20 years of Portland died at AL
bany hospital Tuesday August 16, fol-
lowing severe illness from which
he had been suffering for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman arrived in AL
bany three weeks ago enroute to New
port. and, during her husbands illness
Mrs. Chapman was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman lived in Albany and Yaquina
for seven years while the former was
master mechanic on the Yaquina
branch of the Southern Pacific rail
way, then the Oregon-Central railway.
Mr. Chapman was born in Welland,
Canada, December 7, 1857, but went
to Buffalo, New York, when he was a
year old. He came west 35 years ago.
land in 1890 he and Mrs. Chapman
were married at Salem. Previously he
had been employed in the middle west
as construction superintendent.
For the past Is years he had been
connected with the Warren Construc-
tion company as superintendent and
as representative of the Warren bro
theirs. 1t was in this capacity that ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Solid Block of
Forest Object OF
Land Exchange

At meeting Of the state land
board Thursday afternoon Governor
Olcott was authorized to enter into
contract with the federal government
for the exchange Of $4,000 acres Of
scattered base land in national for
est reserves in Oregon for a compact
body of equal area and value within
the reserve. The land will be reforest-
ed by the forestry school OF the Ore
gon Agricultural college and the state
forestry department. Before the ex-
change is consummated the lands in
volved will be cruised jointly by the
state and federal forestry departments
The exchange is made under provis-
ions of an act of 1893 at which time
$4,000 was appropriated to cover ex.
penses incidental thereto.
J0fyR NAT, WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20

II have always indorsed the league
with certain reservations" Hoover
declared. II have opposed the use
of arms in enforcing the rulings OF
the league and still believe that peace
can be more easily preserved by mor-
al suasion than by making war on or
Tending nations"
Neither Of the political parties has
come out with definite, clear cut
statement as to its position relative
to the league of nations and that Is
another very good reason for my re-
fusing to. take an active part in the
presidential campaign" continued
Hoover.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Hoover Silent
Upon Vote In
Coming Election

Herbert c. Hoover Is out of poll
tics. He will not go on the stump fol
Senator Harding nor take an active
interest in the presidential campaign
further than casting his ballot for
the candidate of his choice--and ha
refused to name that candidate. says
THE Portland Journal
1T is absurd to thing Of my going
on speaking tour of the United
States in behalf Of Senator Harding OF
any other candidate" said Hoover in
an interview wednesday. I'm the first
place, I am not public speaker and
couldn't make political harangue
to save my life. And besides that I
have no inclination for that kind Of
activity. MY abilities, such as they
are, better express themselves along
lines Of constructive effort than in
speech making.
Fine Phrases Scored
There has been far too much fine
phrase making and too little intelli-
gent constructive effort on the part
of American and European statesmen
during the past few years." contin-
ued the former food administrator.
Somebody's got to get down to hard
work and / propose to do my share of
it. This has been my first real vaca--
tion in long time and have thor
oughly enjoyed it. Playtime will end
August 21. when I go to attend the
annual convention Of the American
Society of Engineers at Houghton
Mich"
While refusing to discuss the po-
litical situation. Hoover declared that
he is strongly in favor Of the league
of nations. If the league were now
functioning proeprly it would be
comparatively easy to restore peace
in Europe, he said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20

III. Sales Of Mohler. Oregon.
other applications for water rights
have been filed as follows:
BY T.. J. Stewart Of McMinnvilie Gov
ering the appropriation OF water from,
a branch Of Cozine creek Tor the irri
CATION of ten acres in Yamhill coun-
ty.
BY Robert A. Boykin Of .Banion
coverig the appropriation OF water
from Seven Mile creek for mining pur
poses.
BY Fred Van Pegert and Emma
IOrdling Of Coquille covering the mp
preparation OF water from a small
spring for domestic PURPOSES.
BY DR.. Morrison of Kerby covering
the appropriation OF water from lin
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Mercury Once More
Begins Ascent; 90
Degrees In Shade

Hopes of Salem residents thar a
few days of cool weather nigh. fol-
low Mondays drop in temperature,
were dispelled Thursday when the
mercury again began to ascend In the
little glass tubes to the 80 degree
mark. Coats began to come OH, ana
tracks were apparent in pavement
softened by the sun.
The Thermometer in front of Hart
mans jewelry store registered better
than 95 degrees in the shade Thurs
day, while the aguge in the shade OF
Gardner & Keene's store announced
that it was only a trifle past 50 de-
grees.
s.Fair and warmer" is the official
for both Thursday
night and Friday, by the weather bu-
reau. Northwesterly winds will bc
felt, the announcement stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
St. Paul Votes
For High School
40 For,l Against

st. Paul, Or, Aug. 2O.-The question
Of establishing high school In this
city was decided at special election
held Wednesday by almost i unani-
nous vote. Forty-one votes were cast
ana forty were In the affirmative.
Patrons Of the district, are proud Of
the record established, which is con-
elusive evidence that the sentiment of
this district is largely in favor OF high
school education. The school will be
established this fall, to begin with the
opening Of the district school, and will
be under the supervision of the school
directors and district. For the present
a room has been engaged In the Sis
ters school, and 1t Is highly probable
that a new high school building will
be erected during the coming summer.
st. Paul is moving forward, not only
In educ. .ional matters, but CONNER
cial,y and socially.
7 L. Mclean, the haIf-breed Sioux
indian of extraordinary stature and
physical ability, has sold his black
smith shop in this city and left the
fore part Of the week with his wife
and children for Yuma, Arizona,
where he has been given position in
the Indian school Mr.. Mclean was
engaged in that work in the east be-
fore coming to st. Paul where he has
lived for the past year. He is a very
interesting character and the people
OF this community regret very inuch
that he decided to 60 back to his for
mer vocation, which made his removal
necessary.
sH A gravel works has been established
on the river at st. Paul and will be in
operation within ten Gays. The graverI
will be used on the proposed post road
to Newberg
Sylvester Smith, president Of the
Bank of st. Paul. visited his brother.
p, N. Smith at Mt. Angel yesterday
s j. l.. Eaton has purchased the black
smith shop owned by J. l.. Mclean
and took charge OF the same this week.
He has moved his family to st. Paul.
The swimming pool in the William
cite river near here has been a very
popular place during the past few
days, and has attracted people from
all parts of the country tributary to
81. Paul.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20

lsuperintended the laying of the first
pavement in Albany on First street,
from washington to Lyon street.
Mr.. Chapman is survived by MIS-.
lChipman. Funeral services weer held
Thursday morning at Albany. The
Vi body was taken to Salem for burial In
the family plot
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
Appropriations For
Water and POWer

The appropriation of 5000 second
feet of water from Foley creek for the
of power in Tillamook
lis sought in an application filed with
the state engineers office here By w.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20

Alberqueque, NJ M.--Wireless tele-
phones are being installed in all the
forests near Albuquerque. according to
T.. v. Sionaker, Telephone engineer toI
the southwestern district Of the forest
service II, they prove satisfactory,
they will be installed in all forests Of
the district.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-20
FRIDAY, AUGUST

my creek ~ lie issiS,;;;
tract in JoseDhln. es','' ss''''
Jenisdn nisps are Z, \, being ial.s N
mutual benefit. A''las n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
SPAIN TO JOIN
STRUGGLEFOR
OCEAN TRAFFIC

Madrid, Spain, Sept 2O.-Spaiu must
become involved in the coming worlds
struggle for the commercial su-
premacy Of the seas, says the news
paper FL Debate in an editorial to-
day.
IN the approaching struggle" the
Newspaper declares, Spain, owing tr
her extensive coast line and the
strategical Importance Of some OF her
ports. cannot remain neutral We
must pay attention TO the subject in
time TO occupy positions and adopt
defensive measures 70 be used in the
maritime conflict between the great
powers OF the world
America aspires TO have the lead
ing navy and the Jones law Is a chal-
lenge TO Great Britain. The maritime
rivalry between Great Britain and the
United States is the greatest factor
Of international politics with which
we shall have TO deal
This rivalry is complicated by a
no less grave state OF affairs existing
between the United States and Japan,
which wen serves British interests
The British and japanese are united
to Illustrate American plans and de-
signs for dominion over the seas The
first skirmishes in the commercial
maritime struggle are developing be-
tween the United States and japan,
the two disputing for Pacific traffic
where rival companies have entered
into, freight competition"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-20
FINE OF 500 ASSESSED
FOR IMPORTING TEOUILA

Pleading guilty to a charge OF i'm
porting II quarts OF tequila from
Mexico, Nlcamor Mora, giving his
home as Pecos. was fined 500 by
federA judge W. r Smith in United
States district court Saturday after
noon.
Other cases disposed Of Saturday
afternoon included the following; Jose
Perez. violation Of prohibition laws,
four month jail sentence beginning
June s; Frank Williams, charged with
possession Of narcotics, jail sentence
Of four months beginning Nay 20
Jack Stone. charged with attempted
importation OF drugs, jail sentence Of
three months beginning June 28i
Lenora Jordan. attempted importation
OF drugs. 30-day jail sentences Mar
garcia Ramirez and Conception Perez
charged with crossing the border
without passports, three-month jail
sentence, dating from August g. They
VIII be turned over TO immi grafton
authorities on their release. A similar
penalty was assessed against lsaaie
Frias and Jesus Navarro charged
with the same offence