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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
M AREA RolA> ll.EGo ~. - DE
FEBRERo 100 FINLANDIA

E fran4sorie -'BufoFd" ae la marina
de guerra DE- los Eslaaos Tnidos qns
Sali6 para Russia u dla q de- dicien
hre cen Emma Goldman. Alexander
Berkman y s4S extrahjeros IsernicioSo'
depOrtados por las auioFidades. lleed
81 80 de fsa'rerO. despusS de- hEieF
dejado los expulsos en- Hango. FInlan-
dia.
Los oficiales han manifesiadO que Fl
viaje a Finlandia 80 hizO con eniera
tranquiIidad. pnes los 249 deportados
Sc cOndujeron a bOrdO con el mayor
orden.
A su regresO el 'BufOrd" TOGO en
Amberes y trajo de allf a 40 oficiales
Y 293 sOldadOs yanquis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
La LEY DE INGREsOs .

Sc infOrma que va esta terminada
la nueva ley de cOntribuciOnes que sc
ha de someter la session extraOrdina-
ria de la legislature. Sc la hechO un
detenido estudiO por el senior TesOrerO
LcdO. Benedicto y personal de su De
partamento de Ia actual Ley,,y sc. tEaI
ia de enmenhar 10 hte en- la practiea
no ha resultadO conveniente a fin de
Obtener mayOres ingresos que permi-
tan aumentar los sueldOs del personal
de las Oficinas pdblicas, va que el cos
to de la Yida no guarda proportion con
los salArios que Sc obtieneIl. Sc espera
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
IL %IiiNFFLstttENSzk'E ( III n MHTA 4. IA MU
GENTE EN- Ell NORTE.

New York, Febrero 1S.-La epide.
mia de influenza crece de dfa en- dfa,
EN- lugar de ser vencida como decfa el
doctor Copeland.
La mortandad es grande y aterra-
dora sin que los medicos sepan como
impedir ese desastre.
Desde que comenz6 la epidemic en-
la ciudad este invierno han falleci-
do de influenza propia 2,52O personas,
y de la terrible bronconeumonia y sus
yariantes han muerto 4,39S personals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06

oRelaei6n de los % tos que para
los puertos del Sur de la Repdblica
Dominicana condujo desde San Juan el
vapor americana MARINA, ell 4 de
mario de 1920:
Miguel Lliteras, ApoIinario Cruz
Luis Rivera, Ramon Ramos, Pedro Pa.
rrilla, Juana Guzman, German Roger
Salyatella, Jose Roger Nieves, Lorenzo
Arrubarrerna, Manuel Ramos, Antonio
Rossell6, Angel Benigno Casas, Francis
co Roman, Manuel E. Henriquez, Barba
ra Cumba, U. G. Loftin, Ramona A.
Pla.
Miguel A. Barcel6, Cesarea Andino
Maria Andino, Otto Locke, Jose Borras
Felipe Estebanez, Juan de la Cruz
Egea, Eduardo Azuero, Jose Perez Ci-
vidanes, Manuel j. Rodriguez, AInadoI
Cuesta, Ramon Cintr6n, Tomas Herman
dez, Julio Hernandez, Eulalia Pilgrim
Exeria e. Thomas y Esteban Marrero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
sECGION PRIMERA
En- Ia COrte de DistritO del DiStritc
Judicial de San Juan. 4
ADMINISTRATION JUDICIAL DE
LOS BIENES DE AMPARo CLAT.
Cieil No. 1918
AvISO

70, Miguel Lopez, mayor de edad,
Vecino de Vega Baja, avise por ia pre-
sente todos los interesados ell el ca
SO arriba. expresado, que el dfa Is de
MARIO las 2 de la trade, y en- mi of
Gina de Marshal de la Corte Munich
pal de Vega Ba;a, procedere hacer
lei inventario de todos los bienes deja-
dos por Amparo Clat, su fallecimien-
to.
Vega Baia, P. R. mario 5, 1920.
M. Flores.
|Adyt Administrator Judicial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
la INFLUENZA
PUEDEN vIAJAR.

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
los siguientes pasaportes:
Para Cuba "a la senorita Elisa We
ras. de San Juan, Sras. Katerine L.
Smith, de Chicago, ' Emma Carter Ben
netts, de New York; y al Sr. Rae H.
Smith, de Chicago.
Para Espafia: al seiior Felix Car
|cfa, de Yauco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
IMPoRIANTE

Sc recomienda a todos los maestros
que desean ir los Estados Unidos en-
JUNO pr6ximo y que no han podido
conseguir pasaje, Sc comuniquen con el
Comisionado de instruction Pdblica de
Puerto Rico antes del martes pr6ximo,
MARIO 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
ACRATAs ExPULsApoS DE LA
HABANA.

En- el yapor correo espafiol "Antonio
Lopez" que sali6 para Espaia fueron
expulsados de Cuba, los sdbditos de
esta naci6n Manuel Seco, Tirso Do
mfnguez Avelino Pazos, los que acu-
sa Ell Gobierno de ser los directories de
las huelgas que frecuentemente Sc su-
ceden sen la Central "Amistad''.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
Esrrvo FNFFRMA

Aunque no De cuidado. csfuvo euferma
en- sn r-sideSRia de- San Jnausa repeta.
hle DANA. sehora CousueiO lSpez-oe.
pero de- Fossas. cue ~ encuenira en
cOnyalecencia. celehramOs 81 resta.
blecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
TARJETAs DE IDENTIFACIoN

El 'TPermit Agent, de San Juan, ha
expedido tarjetas de identification para
SantO Domingo a las siguientes perso-
mas: sehores Ferdinand Roehm, de
Brooklyn, N. Y, y Sixto valentfn, de
'Caguas; las sefioras Elizabeth War
ner, de Melrose, Mass, y Agustina Eche
yarrfa y una hija, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
ORSFOUIO

A la asOciaci6n de empleadOs lie ha
sidO hecha la Oferta, pOr una cOnOcida
empresa de esta ciudad, de regalarle
una suma pafa la mejOr instalaci6n de
las oficinas. El asuntO sera estudiado
Y resuelto pOr la Junta Directiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
sIGUE LA "INFLUENZA"

Aunque la epidemic puede conside-
rarse dOminada en- 10 que cabe. siguen
anOtandose nuevOs casOs en- San Juan.
En- Otras pOblaciOnes de la isla es mas
intensa la playa, perO en- general sc
cOnsidera que la invasion es muchO
mas beningna que la del pasadO ailO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
BASE BALL
Los dos iueoos de .maaama

Mafiana en- la Liga Insulaf de Base
Ball de la parada s, Sc efectuaran los
grandes desaffOs entire las nOvenas
Ponce; y Los MuchachOs%.
Con tai motive reina gran anima-
ci6n entire ell elementO basebolero para
presenciar dichos juegos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
No rs cANDTDATO

III LcdO. Sr. Martinez Davila ha he
chO terminates declaraciones de que
no aceptara ninguna candidatura pOlf-
tica para las pr6ximas elecciOnes. pues
no desea hacer pOlftica activa, de la
que esta retirado hace much0 tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
ANDRES RODRIGUEZ

Este active inteligente jOven de
Carolina ha empezado trabajar en-
las oficinas de Ia Porto Rico Gas, dom
de ha .obtenido un buen empIeo Nues-
tro parabien al joFen Rodriguez que
yaya en- progreso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
Ell sR. FRANCO

Ha estadO en- San Juan nuestrO ami
90 el seiOr IgnaciO Franco, cOnOcidO
elementO de la cOlOnia espalOla de Ma
matt. Que Sc repitan las gratas visitas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
LAS INSCRIPCIONES

Aver Sc expidieron 131 tarjetas de
Inscription a electores de San Juan y
Puerta de TERRA De las solicitndes
|presentadas Quedaron pendientes de re
soIuci6n 40, por falta de las fotogra-
ffas.. Hoy continuaron las inscripcio-
mes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
NoTICIAS DE EsPANA
Continuation de la La. pagiaa
dolIIl4rns tsrlssatsslne satsslneEk IlnbnaIbrIhnllo er

qOliiaFna teeientemehh. SnbmbAalO en-
lugar de aqu6l a Valeriano Weyler.
Los diputadOs catalanistas hablaron
en- defensa de la pOlftica de Bosch, en-
salzandOle de un modO elevado. mien-
tras, que los sOcialjstas y liberales y
radicales lie atadaihn, acusandole dc
readGi9rAriS XAe kber msspts6 s6lau d.
mast e Y AAdo aE dbas lgelaciQlidal lllcspls lal
industriales catalanes.
Ell Presidente del ConsejO de Minis
tfOs, don Manuel Allendesalazar, ma
shifest0 que el GObierno hubo de acep-
tar la dimisi0n del general Bosch uni
camente debida al NAL estadO de salud
de este.
A benefciO de los niHos de Austria
Madrid, febrero 12.- El Rey Alfonso
Y la reina Victoria Eugenia asisitieror
anoche un baile de mascaras dado Ell
el Teatro Real, de esta COrte, bene-
ficio de los nihos de Austria, quienes
estan padeciendo los hOrrores del ham,
bre, sabiendose que la fiesta resulto un
exito.
Sc ha recolectado una suma impOr-
tante-d -dfcese- cuando por ell mo-
mento no Sc conozca su alcance.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
MANUEL NJ. DE La VEGA

Estuvo enfermo en- New York, ataca-
do de bronquitis, nuestro amigo ell jo-
ven don Manuel NJ. de la Vega Pesque-
IA, activo sub-gerentekde The Fulford
Hanson Ca, de Sci (ecAady, N. Y.
Las iiltimaS 1lf,,i1' que va es-
ia bien 10 nuchO.
SA1 ldd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-06
NUEVAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Adyt. Administrator Judicial.
The state herald., 1920-03-26

with the Rsdlum Company Of Colo
RADIO. One-half gram. or seven and
thres-Quarters grams Of the precious
mineral is contained In the tube pur.
chased.
Petitions are now being circulated In
the territory affected for the forma.
tion Of a drainage district that will
drain total area of 10000 acres, ex.
tending northward from the Rio
Grande to the vicinity Of Center, in the
San Luis valley. Thirty thousand acres
Of this vast tract Ia not now under cul-
tivation, and this drainage district will
convert the greater part OF this acre
age into productive farms.
The growth Of saw timber In the
United States Is believed to be only
one-tliird Of the amount annually cut.
Twenty-nine OF our states import more
timber than Is cut within their bound.
aries, and every exporting state 10 cut
ting faster than their timber grows. "A
timber famine is bound to come" says
W. ]. Morrill, Of the Colorado Agricul-
tural College; indeed, locally In many
parts Of the United States 1t has ar
rived already a. reflected In the high
prices Of lumber"
Edward Ives, mental defective
convict, sawed his way through steel
bars ut window Of his cell In the
state penitentinry hospital at Canon
City und made his escape. After saw
ing through two henvy steel bars, the
ends Of which he forced outward, Ives
crawled through the opening and
gained access to low stone wall. from
which he climbed to the high wall sur.
rounding the prison enclosure.
Reports to the State Cooperative
Crop Reporting Service Indicate that
IS per cent of the 1919 Colorado corn
crop, or 3.822, 900 bushels. was in the
hands Of growers on March 1, conf
pared with 80 per cent. or S.202 .OOO
bushels on March Lost year. The
amount Of the 1919 wheat crop on hand
March is estimated at IS per cent, or
S,VttSOOV uuouGt9s CVmputeu whtn ~
per cent. or 3,464.000 bushels on
March l, 1919 The amount Of oats on
hand b estimated at "a per cent, O. a.
$4,000 bushels, compared with - per
cent. or 3.2s7 600 % March I. 1919. and
the amount Of barley on hand Ia esti-
mated at 80 per cent, or l.l70.OOO BUSH
sls. compared with 30 per cent. or l.
iI2,O0O bushels on March last year.
A luncheon meeting 10 honor Of
President 2. n. Hopkins Of Dartmouth
College and DR.. Louis Parkhurst Of
Boston, q nationally known educator.
10 70 be held BY the Denver Civic and
Legislative Bureau on April 1st. The
two educators will visit Denver at
that time durisG 4 tosr in the Interest
Of educational Advancement
After having lost complete trace OF
his father. George Gray, for twenty
eight years, Charles Gray Of Pueblo
suddenly recognised him on the street
In that city. The elder Gray has been
residing In Omahs, Neb.
The state herald., 1920-03-26
NOTICE OF FINAL settlement

Estate of Foke G. Miller, deceas-
ed.
Number 3S3.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of March, A. D., 1920. the
undersigned will present to the Coun
ty Court of Phillips County, Colora-
do, his accounts for final settlement
of administration of said estate,
when and where all persons in inter
est may appear and object to them,
II they so desire.
S. T. Thompson,
Administrator Of estate
of Foke q. Miller. deceased.
J. II. Painter. attosasy.
1st pub. Mar. 4th. runs Mar 1919
26th. lwk
The state herald., 1920-03-26
Garlands Garage
COLORADO
H0Ly0KE

Better salaries for the teachers OF
Colorado will he the principal topic OF
discussion ut the state convention OF
the Mothcrs' Congress and Parent.
Teacher Association. to be held In Pu-
eblo April II. 10 and 10, following
which the state organization Is ex-
pected TO step definitely Into the fight
for the proposed increase In teachers
wages.
Plans are being formed to take the
Boy Scout band Of Denver TO the In.
ternatiOnal meeting of the orgnniza.
ton In London next July. The 200 or
more scouts that will represent the
United States In London will be se'
isctsd ON some basis Of troop competi.
tion. Each local council, however, ID
entitled to send one scout at its own
expense
The condition Of Under Sheriff VIII
liam 3. strsteher. whs vas Seriously
Injured In an accident at Boulder.
which resulted In the deaths Of Chief
81 Police Lawrsacs Bass and Joe d.
saltss. soa of CITY Manager saitsr.
wss reported - stI,i dangerous At the
Ueivsrsity hospital The under shsriff
10 suffering from q fracture ~ the
bass Of the skull.
Approximately 1000 acres Of ststs
SCHOOL land will b. Offered for sale at
publIc auction 10 the HOUSE Of Repre-.
ssntativss Chamber In the state house
On April 7. Included Ia the land for
sais are sections iu AlHmosn. Bent.
Clear Creek. Consjoa. Elbert, II Psso.
L.avimss. Lincoln. jefferson. Logan.
Noffat MontexumR, Pueblo. Rio
Grands, Routt. Washington and Yuma
counties
There are thiriy.ihrcc ucrrs OF land
for every hsnd Of mature livestock
(nniinsi unlO IN the dry land district
Of eastern Colorado. The average
farmer has from clgh, to ten acres Of
crops per animal unit. BY using silos
aud proper crops nnd cropping meth
ods, n few farmers have reduced this
to from two una three acres per animal
unit.
Five hundred sheep aud lambs were
burned to death In u fire which de-
stroyed the corrals. feeding sheds and
troushs on the A. J. Morrison ranch,
adjoining Lafayette. Morrison esti.
mated his loss nt $4,000, Sparks from
a passing locomotive set fire 10 the
prairie. aud high wind carried the
flames to the rancn buildings.
TIE Durango boys and the Tells
ride girls bastetbsll teams won he
ehs mpionsaip titles In the western
siops basketball tournament held ct
Montross. whsa the Durango boys Dc.
fsatcd the Aentrose team and tho
Telluride girls were victorious In the
finals with the notshkiy players
Otto Hnhncwald Of Rife has t,st
reported the sale Of four cars Of 20.
tntoes raised upon ten acres Of land.
They brought him the very tidy sum
of S6.ipoGf. Thia price h believed TO
ss,sblish a record for ten nrrcs Of
spuds In western Colorado.
The state herald., 1920-03-26
Pithy News Notes
Ftusn Au Parts Of
Colorado
Western Newspaper ua,o. News Service.

Wsstsr. Newspaper Unioa News Service.
The orc shipments from Telluride
in February werc 40 cars, three cars
more than In the same month last
year.
Citizens of Csdaredge will vote on
4 bond Issue this spring for the In.
stallation Of cement sidewalks through.
out the town.
Boulder has purchased 400 acres Of
land along the watershed Of North
Boulder creek to protect the city's wat
sf supply.
Denvsr's population 10 268,e7S, &C.
cording to ssml-officlai reports Of the
census rechsck now being made In
Washington.
Pruning IL now In full swing at the
Grand Valley and In almost every
orchard men are being employed In
this necessary spring work. The trees
show little effect Of the severe winter.
Miss Lillian Brunstein, an accom-
plished 17-year-old viOlinist, who was
born and raised in the city of Fort Col
Inns, has been declared by critics OF
national reputation to be one Of the
most technically perfect musicians Of
the day.
Point II at your foot and pull the
trigger" said playmate Of Ed Reeves,
14-year-old son Of J. r. Reeves, at
Longmont. They were playing with
an "unloadsd revolver" A bullet
crashed through his right fsot, badly
splintsring the bones.
Prof. Alexander Enslie Of the Colo
rado Agricultural College conservatory
of music, at Fort Collias has an
nouncsd that the Ladies' 0lss Cub Of
that Institution, one of the finest mu
sical Organisations hat has been d.
vel0ped In the college. will make ap
extended tour Of the STATE this pr4ng
John d. Rockefeller. Jr, at bis own
reausst, retired from the board Of d.
rsetors Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company at the twsnty-eishth annual
stockholdsrs' meeting. held In Denver.
yeAn G. Mitchell. president Of the Den.
yer National Bank. was elected direc.
tor to succeed the famous millionaire.
Miss Dorothy Smith, 16-year-old
daughter Of Frederick H. Smith. cash.
isr Of the First National Bank Of Colo
rado Springs. Is near death at wellss
ley. Mass. as the result Of skiing &C
cident In which she was impaled by q
broken skiing rod. Miss Smith fell on
the fragments Of the stick and her alb
domen was perforated In three places
Negotiations were completed In Den.
yer for the purchase of S58,5OO worth
OF radium by the Medical and Surgical
Group OF Denver. The deal was made
The state herald., 1920-03-26
CENTENNIAL srArz 1ruu.

Reports received b ~ oolssa6e
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
show that the increase II land values
In Colorado In the past four years,
while It has been general and rapid.
has not been % great a. the increase
for the country a. whole and not
nearly 70 great as 1t has been In some
states. These reports Indicate that
the prices Of land In Colorado at this
time are much lower than In states Inn
medlately to the east, where most Of
the buyers OF Colorado land come
from. The indicated average value Of
all plow lands in Colorado at present 10
500 an acre, compared with $50 In 1915.
showing an increase Of 80 per cent.
The average value Of all farm lands
In Colorado at this time, with improve
ments, is estimated At $75 an acre.
compared with 80 In 1915.
Credit balances In all state funds at
the close Of the first quarter of the
state fiscal year on Feb. %. totaled So
667, ,5l1.<1. according to quarterly re-
port Issued by Harry h. Mulnix, state
treasurer OF this amount, S2.4s6,-
1890 was cash on hand and on de-
posit In 340 banks throughout the
state. The rest. $7.Oel ,77S12, consist
Of Investments In state and other Sc
curlties. Since the close Of the quar-
ter approximately $1,O00,000 more has
been received into the treasury, the
heavy fifteen days receipts being ac-
counted for by tax remittances from
the counties. This brings the states
present treasury resources to more
than $lO.5OO,OO0
Mrs. I. A. Prisbey, proprietor Of n
steam laundry ut Golden. suffered the
loss Of Il $50 Liberty Bond and 500
worth Of War Savings Certificates
when the securities were accidentally
burned. The bonds and stamps had
been taken from her house to the
laundry and were left on Z counter.
The counter was cleared off and the
papers were swept into waste paper
basket. the contents Of which were
thrown into the furnace fire.
President w. II. HUFF Of the Victor.
American Fuel Company. largest Opsr.
ator Of Colorado coal mines under
unioa coatract. has announced that the
company has declined to renew the
agreement with the United Mine Work
srs Of America expiring On April I.
Other operators are expected to take
the sams stand, leaving the miners
the alternative Of refusing to work OF
continuing to dig coal without union
contracts.
Plans for Q rousIng demonstration Of
Americanism to offset the threatened
May day outbursts Of the reds were
launched by Governor Shoup when he
issued q proclamation designating May
as american day" All municipal.
tiles throughout Colorado are urged by
the governor to observe the day In
manner calculated to show their pa
triotism and loyalty to their country.
The state herald., 1920-03-26

fail to appear. and To answer the said
complaint AS above required. the plain
uff VIII take default and Judgment as
prayed for In his petition
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the said District Court at iiolyoke. Colo
rado In said county this 26th day OF July
A. -. 1919.
W. O. HELLAND,
-. Clerk OF District
Court. Phillips County. Colorado.
April End and 9th
The state herald., 1920-03-26
CANDY BUSINESS

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South 18th st.
The state herald., 1920-03-26
SUN MONS

The people OF the state Of Colorado.
Henry q lessen and his grantees, An
Ethel Holm. Maud Holm. Harold Holm.
minor; Hazel Holm. minor; Erma Holm
luist, minor; Ray IiolmIuist. minor.
Glen Hoimauist, minor; Emmet Holm
Holm. and A. NJ. Axelson
the defendants above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear In
an action brought against you by the A.
bove named plaintiff in the District
Court of Phillips County. State Of Colo
rado. and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof. u served within this county: or,
II served out OF this county. or by publ
cation. within thirty days after the SER
vice hereof. exclusive Of the day Of ser
vice: or judgment by default VIII be TAX
en- against you according. to the prayer
Of the complaint. And II copy OF the
complaint In the above entitled action be
not served with this summons. or u
State. then ten day additional to the
time hereintobefore specified for appear
ance and answer will be allowed before
the taking OF judgment by default ms
The said action is brought to partition
the following described real property.
The south west quarter and the west
22 In township . north Of range a west
OF the sth Principal meridian In colora-
do, The plaintiff alleging that he with
the above named defendants are the
heirs at Law and ASST gnees Of the estate
Of Mary A. lessen who died, seized OF
the above described premises and plain
,iff prayn tina, II the said land cannot b.
.auitably divided then that the same be
sold under the order Of the Court.
ms will more fully appear from the COM
plant In said action to which reference
IN her. made;
a copy OF which In hereto attached
And you mr." hereby notified that n you