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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
POR Ia JUVENTUD ,ESTUDIOSA.

do, como de costumbre, los seiores
Fabian, Arsuaga y otros potentados
de la Colonia Espanola. La Sociedad
obtuvo ultimamente del jefe milita1
pasaje econ6mico para los estudian-
tes favorecidos, en- el transporte que
saldra en- estos dias para los Estados
Unidos, y en- el Sc embarcaran ocho G
diez j6venes con beca completa de
600 dollars eada aiio, para cursar ca
rreras de ingenierfa civil, mecanica
industrial y ,agronomica, y otro CRU
DO de jovenes auxiliados con cantida-
des para mantenerse allf el primer
aiio los meses necesarios para AGO.
modarse en- colegios o en- colocaciones
particulares. Todos estos jovenes fue
ron elegidos embellishments entire
los que obtuvieron mas alto calificati-
vo de estudios Y conducta en- las AL
tas Escuelas, Y recommendation mas
favorable de inspectores, maestros y
autoridades educativas. Los acompa-
nara y dejara todos acomodados
en- sus respectivos destinos, el Secre-
tario de la Sociedad Protectora de la
Juventud, don Carlos Urrutia, aboga-
do y educador.
La obra de esta Sociedad y de sus
|generosos patrocinadores empieza bri-
|lIantemente sus benefcios, y merece
el apoyo de todos los amantes de la
juventud estudiosa.
La isla esta llena de j6venes inte-
|ligentes procedentes de las Atlas Es-
cuelas, y sin recursos para continuar
|estudios cientffcos, que puedan con-
tribuir a su exito personal y la
mayor cultura del pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
las maniobras militares de Otono han dado
comienzo en- Espana. Sc moviliza todo el
ejercito.-Se dice que Sc ha vendido az1car
a Is centavos para Espana.--Un bosque in
cendiado en- Avila. Ell fuego destruyo diez
mil arboles.
tDE NUEsrRo sERyIEJo cABLEGRAFlco EsPEcIAL>

nisteriO del TrabajO inaugurara en-
breve la BOlsa NaciOnal del TrabajO
con objeto de prOpOrcionar acomOdO
a 10 sObrerOss evitando asi la emigra-
ci6n que va tomandO proporciOnes in
quietantes. Ell ministrO del ramO pi-
de la cooperation del prOletariado de
buena fe para que este gran prOyecto
tenga ell exitO que merece.
MADRID, septiembre 9.-El Con-
sejO de ministries aprob6 la cOnstruc-
ci6n del ferrocaril de Gij6n al FerrOl,
presentandose propOsiciones acerca
del modO de adelantar fondos ferro-
viariOs para la compra de materiales.
Sc discuti6 tambien la adquisici0n de
trigO para venderlO a un precio flo,
a fin de calmar la agitaci6n reinante
que tratan de estimular pOr todOs
los mediOs los agitadores. b.
MADRID, eptiembre 9.-Han dado
comienzO las maniObras miIitares de
OtOnO y cOntinuaran hasta ell veinti-
nueve de Octubre. Las maniObras es-
tas tienen un caracter amplio, moder-
no, poniendOse en- practica los infOr-
mes adquiridos pOr jefes ofciales
espafoles durante la gran guerra.
Han de hacerse simulacros de alta
ques Jas aldeas y pueblos, y Sc prac-
ticara tambien la guerra de trinche-
ras. Sc probaran, en- fin, todos los
inventos surgidos de la guerra mum
dial y tOmaran parte en- la maniobras
tOdOs los cuerpOs de eiercitO.
HABANA, septiembre 9.-El mer-
cadO azucarero permanece quietO, en-
New York. Los tenedores de azl-
cares cubanOs estan esperanto una
reacci6n favorable en- ell mercado. Sc
dice, sin que clio este confirmadO, que
Sc ha hechO una venta de cincO mil
sacos trece centavos libra, para Es-
pala.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
PEDRIN ZoRRILLA

En- Ell transporte americana BnfWd
embarco aver para los Estados Uni.
dos, para seguir estudios en- un acre.
ditado colegio, ell niho Pedrin, hijc
de nuestrO querido amigo y compafie-
70 Enrique Zorrilla.
Ell nifio Zorrilla cursa sus estudios
en- Baltimore. y con q van kamhi6p
dos hijos del Comisionado Residente
de Puerto Rico en- Washington, don
Felix C6rdova DaviIa.
Con los estudiosOs muchachitos que
labrando estan SUI porvenir, con inte-
lisente persevacancia, van nuestros
vOtoS mas cordiales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
GoLPEADo PoR UN CAIRO

En- la carretera de Santurce, para
da II, ell trolley No. 80, guiado por
ell motorista Angel Garcia, No. 50
conductor Jose V. Quiles, No. 164, al
pasar por el lado de la verja de la
casa propiedad del doctor del Vale,
di0 un golpe ell ell lado del ojo dere-
cho al individuo Valentfn Rivera, que
estaba parade entire la via Y la verja,
siendo asistido en- la Sala de SOcorrOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09

Samuel T. A. LOFTS, famoso trafican-
te en- joyas de Chicago, que fue en-
contradO muertO en- su hermOsa resi-
dencia de la misteriosa ciudad. La
pOlicia Sc interesa pOr hacer luz en-
cuanto pudiera incitar al cOnocidO
hOmbre de negOcios quitarse la vi
da; pues hay prObabilidades de que
su muerte no sea natural. Roy M.
Shayne, rico hijo de un ex-cOmercian-
te de Chicago, y su bonita prOmetida,
Ruth Wood, han sidO detenidOs pOr
la pOlicia para que respondan de 81
Lofts muri5 de- muerte natural fue
asesinadO. Ambos nOvios estaban EN-
la lujOsa habitaci0n del joyerO cuan-
do este pas6 mejOr vida. PerO am
bos declaran que Lofts cay6 repen-
tinamente al suelO, muerto, siendO la
madO sin dilaci0n un medicO, quien
certifc0 su fallecimientO a los pOcOs
mOmentOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
AeIugIana de Sa!ud0
Para el pa6Hco y.M Premsd /.

FL senior Victoria, Director artfstico
y gerente de la gran compafifa de re-
vistas de los hermanos Velasco, ha
enyiado aver un aerograma al sefior
Gufr6, representante de la Compaffa
para que salude en- su nombre Y el de
los artistas de la troupe al publico y
a la Prensa de San Juan;
FL senior Guir6 La cumplido ell en-
cargo, Y a 81 lie hemos expresado Ia sa.
tisfacci6n con4que recibimos ell amable
mensaje que devolvemos con toda Ger
dialfdad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
CoNsULADO DE ESPANA EN-
PUERTO RICO

Sc interesa saber Ell paradero de los
hiios de Don Donate Diaz Fernandez,
naturales de Oyiedo, sObrinos del di-
funto jefe de CorreOs y Telegrafos
de esta, Don Antonio Diaz Fernandez.
San Juan, P. R., Septiembre 1920.
Ell Consul de Espaha.
Advt. ANTONIO L. SERRANO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
POR ESCANDALOSAS

Ell detective Sierra, arrest6 anoche
a las golO1rdrjpas Francisco Ramirez,
Domingo Matos, Maria Valentfn, Elisa
Rodriguez Maria Rojes, acusadas de
haber armado un fuerte escandalo,
pronunciando palabras obcenas en- la
via pt1blica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Ell "ANToNIo LOPEZ"

Esta tarde a las. dos, fonde6 en- este
puerto procedente de Sur y Centre
America. ell vapor espaiiol Antonio L6-
PEI.
Los consignatariOs seIores Sobrinos
le Ezquiaga, Green despachar mafiana
por la tarde ell barco para Espafia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Ell vAPoR "cAD1z"

Del diez ocho al veinte del CO.
rriente llegara este puerto. rroce-
dente de Espafia, ell vapor CddiS, de
la empresa Pinillos El eddie hara
las escalas de Ponce, Santiago de Gu
ba, Habana, New Orleans Calves
ton.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
DOMINGO DE PINATA.

DOHI NGO LIE PIAAIAs
Extraordinaria presentation, m6sica
deliciosa Y variada. Puesta Y dirigi.
ola por sus autores, que como sabe el
pdblicO, vienen EN- la compaflfa.
Mas de so personaes figuran en- el
reparto.
En- segundo t6rmino Sc estrenara
MUJERES Y FLORES
Fantasia espanola de gran espectacu
10, dividida en- cuadros Y apote6sis,
libro de Gonzalo Joyer y Eulogio We.
lasco, mGsica de Quinito varverde.
De Ell Naero Diario de Caracas:
Pero ell exito asombroso de la no
che; la nota estupenda genial del
espectacuIo, fu6 sin duda la famosa
revista de Quinito Valverde, MWjeres
q Flores, en- que esta compafifa hace
alarde de riqueza, buen gusto, origina-
lidad insuperable presentation en- ge-
neral. Los bellfsimos bailabIes y nd-
meros de coro, asf como los trajes,
efectos de luz, combinaciones esc6ni-
cas-, etc., fueron ruidosamente ovacio-
nados ' muchos de ellos bisados.
Resumiendo, un gran 6xito de la We
lada, con la promesa de futuras mag
nIficas noches.
En- Ell reparto de esta obra, figuran
mas de 80 personajes.
En- el Teatro Martf, de la Habana,
figur6 un aho en- ell cartel function
diaria. Tuvo un colossal exito en- New
York. Es .algo estupendo.
Con este suggestive programa Y Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
VENDEDOR DE FUMAS, SENTEN
CIADO

Aver tarde fu6 llevado ante ell Juez
Rivera Zayas, de la secci6n segunda,
de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
el sujeto Angel Lubrille, acusado de
vender tabacos de fuma, sin pagar
los derechOs de Rentas Internas. Ell
Juez Rivera Zayas conden6 Laubri-
lie pagar Glen dollars de multa, o
en- su defecto sufrir treinta dias de
carcel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09

gran espectacion que hay en- ell pdbli-
co por conocer esta ercelsG Compafifa,
habrd tiros por entrar al teatro, Y la
reyenta harii su agosto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
TARJETAs DE IDENTIFIcAcIon

Ell Permit Agent" de San Juan ha
expedido Tarjetas de identification
para embarcar Santo Domingo a los
sefores Agustfn Mercado, Jose Rodrf-
guez, Antonio ToroI y Salome Rivera
Cabrera, todos de San Juan; y a la
seTora Aurelia C6rdova viuda de An
gels, de Catafo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
NO CELEBRo SESSION LA CONF.
SION

La Comisi6n de Servicio Ptblico no
pudo celebrar Jsu acostumbrada session
el martes pasado, por falta de quo
rum. La session fue suspendida para
el martes pr6ximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
LIE RoBARoN 4 sOMBRERos

Agustfn Oliyero ha dado cuenta a
la detective, de que de su estableci-
miento en- esta ciudad, lie han robado
cuatro sombreos de Panama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
EL aCARACASn

El vapor Caracas, llegara a San
Juan el lunes procedente de New York,
con carga, correspondence Y pasaje-
ros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Los socialistas los sindicalistas han fyiado las
bases de una con,pleta fusion en- Espafa
Ell TeatIO Native
Una o0q1 de antonio Coll q Vidal.

La compaifa de los bufos cubanos
que actda en- ell Victory Garden, tiene
en- ensayo una obra de nuestro esti-
mado companero Antonio Coll y Vidal,
que ha traZado la donoSa Caricatura
de un asunto de actualidad palpitante.
La obra del joven Y culto compafero
tuvo Jnn exito de lectura que hace pre-
sagiar la acogida favorable que ell p1-
blico ha de dispensar la interesante
production Ia nOche del estrenO, que
sera muy pronto.
Ell IibrO abunda en- situacioneS CO.
micas, muy bien observadas, tiene
un dialogo chispeante, agil Y gracio-
so.
Ell 6xito parece cosa descontada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Ell DEBUT DE LA GRAN COMPA.
MA VELASCO

He aquf ell suggestive cartel de es-
treno: En- primer t6rmino, la mascara
da c6mico-lfrica, dividida en- seis cua-
drOs; en- prosa y verso, original de Ma
rio Victoria, musica de Ernesto Lemo-
na titulada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
DON LAUREANO CANTERO REGRE-
so ANOCHE

DON LAUREANO CANTERO REGRE-
SO ANOCHE
Nuestro querido amigo don Laurea-
no Cantero del Vale, Gerente de la fir
ma Cantero, Fernandez Y Co Inc, de
esta ciudad, regres6 anoche de su via
je Cuba V Estados Unidos, donde
ha realizado importantes negocios que
hicieron necesaria SUI preSencia en- eSoS
pafses.
Nuestro amigo viene muy satisfecho
de 'sus gestiones en- la Isla de Cuba
y en- New York Y Otras ciudades del
Continente, en- las que ha sidO Ohjeto
de muchas atenciones por parte de los
hombres de negocios que tienen rela-
clones con el. La auSencia del SeIlor
Cantero ha durado un mes, ell tempo
indispensable para hacer la importante
gesti6n personal que ha tenido, Y, como
era de esperarse, ha logrado el exito
mas complete.
A recibir LaureanO Cantero, fue-
ron anoche al muelle numerosos ami
gos del popular, yiajern. que sali0 no
cos momentos despu6s en- su autom6-
vii para su residencia veraniega Ell la
carretera de Guainabo.
Nuestro afectuoso, nuestro carinoso
saludo, en- ell que Sc condensa todo ell
afecto que lie guarda Ell IMPARCIAL
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET REVEALS
 OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK
(Continued from page one)

(Continued from page one) of kotzebue sound. Capt. -Gotwals said the Alaska Road commission has already outlined plans for this eNten- sive trunk line system and will bend all its energies to it's completion at as early date as possible.
 An appropriation of s1.0O0,000 will be asked of Congress to inaugurate 2 vast and ,compresensive road build ing program throuout Alaska, he said. and the work of opening the territory by read and trail construction will e pushed as rapidly as possible if the re- ousi.e funds are available. C-pt. Cotwals also delivered strong urge for tn, cooperation of Alaskans ir se- curir:. tfe appropriat statii.e tha. he hoped that all Alaskans will pull together to put sh. appropriation over when it comes up in Congress next Wir:er."
 At the conclusion of Capt. Gotwals address the banqueters proceeded to Arctic Brotherhood Hall. where tie ball program was inaugurated.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16

suits will be far more extensive and beneficial than they can possibly be under the present system. Direction of the work done by the newspapers in each district may be vested in the administrative officials of the Cham Der of Commerce or other civic or- ganizations who in turn may work un- der the general supervision of the Governor. thus bringing 1t directly under those who are most vitally in- terested in its success. Where this cannot be done advisedly. direction of the work may be placed in other com- petent hands or left entirely to the newspapers. with the Governor as supervising authority. The above is merely offered us suggestion, as there are many ways in which the work. can be handled effectively in each division.
 If money is to be expended hy the territory for this purpose. it certainly should he spent where the largest amount of effective advertising can be obtained in return and the newspap- CTS are clearly in position to do the work on far larger and more effec- tive scale than is to be obtained from the present system.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
ALASKA PUBLICITY PROBLEM

l contact or how can it effectively ed
 vertise us with or through the medium , of a journal no bigger than hand
 bill?"
 With q publicity bureau established I in each division and the newspapers publishing data of their own particu-
 lar section. the work can be carried
 on more intelligently and systemati- | cally. for the simple reason that the
 people of each division know their own peculiar needs much better than an outsider can know them save by
 considerable investigation and study. With sixteen or twenty newsp,p-
 CTS carrying on the work of publicity,
 each possessing a clear knowledge of
 what it advocates. the territory is as-
 suredly bound to receive many times
 the amount of publicity it can possi-
 bly, hope to achieve under the present
 system. There is scarcely d single
 newspaper in the territory at present
 which does not give more space each
 month to publicity propa gandn for the
 benefit of Alaska than the Alaska
 Publicity Bureau in a year. Further
 more they have been doing the same thing for years past without a cent of direct remuneration. Ninety nine percent of the large volume of public ity provided by the newspapers is done entirely at the cost of the publish CTS and without thought of. recom- pense. On the other hand. the little dodser and q few equally small pam phlets distributed by the Publicity Bureau at Juneau cost the people of Is assuredly a lot of money for a very small amount of advertising. The newspapers voluntarily gave thous- and times as much for nothing during the same period. The Publicity Bu reau as at present constituted appears a decidedly poor investment where it's publicity methods are compared with those of the newspapers. Were the territorial publicity appropriations ex- pended through the news journals. the territory would not only receive a vastly increased amount of advertising but each division would be adeuuat teIy represented and it's special resources and development needs set forth in understanding and authoritative man. ner by those who are well acquainted with them. In this division for in stance there are numberless import ant resources lying dormant whicn can be andw ill be developed when suf- ficient publicity is provided to attract the attentian of capital. Of these the Publicity Bureau at Juneau possesses little knowledge at best and is in no degree qualified to exploit their po- tentialities in an understanding and sympathetic manner because of it's lack of familiarity herewith.
 By amending the Publicity Bureau act so that the work of advertising territorial resources Will be done by the newspaper in the district in which the resources in question exist. there is not the slightest doubt that the re-
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
GOSHAW ESTABLISHING
 TRADING STATION AT ..
 SHlSMAREFF INLET

The schooner Ram sailed Friday load of supplies and equipment which will form the stock of a new trading R. Goshaw, the well known fur deal CT.
 The new station will be under the management of Percy Blatchford, with Albert Warner, a brother of Capt. Fred Warner. as assistant. Mir Co., shaw is also establishing similar sta tions at other points to aid his fur trading operations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16

ton relative to the mineral and az riculture resources and commercial opportunities throughout the Terri tory. The Bureau is also authorized to assist local civic bodies in the dis i tribution of such publications con taining reliable information as may in stimulate the development of the Ter ritory.
 To carry on this work the act ap- proved May 3. 1917., provides for an appropriation of $15.0o0 from the funds of the territory. Under the pro- visions Of this act the Alaska Bureau of Publicity has been maintained at Juneau during the past two years. and has in a minor degree. served the purpose for whkh it was intended.
 We believe. however, that the work of this Bureau can be conducted on Il much wider scale and with far great CT benefits to the territory if instead of having one bureau for the whole of Alaska. the funds provided therefor are distributed among four bureaus or agencies, one of which shall be divisions. and the work of publicity is carried on through the medium of the newspapers. This conclusion has been reached only after long consid- er.ttion and consultation with other newspapers in different parts of the territory,a llo which haveg iven it warm endorsement as a vast improve anent over'the territorial publicity sys- tenn. We have also interviewed the leading members of Chamber of Com mcrce and many of ou4' former terri tnrial representatives and those now seeking office. Without exception. they have characterized the proposal as presenting publicity possibilities infinitely superior to those of the sys- tenn now in vogue.
 By making the newspapers of the territory the publicity agents and car- rying on the territorial publicity work through their columns. each district as well us the territory as a whole will be adequately represented. In addi- ton, the whole publicity effort will pc inmeasurably enlarged. Instead of one publicity bureau, situated at the extreme end of a vast country and employing as its principal publicity medium a small pamphlet or 'dodger'. under the spMa here proposed every newspaper in >>laska will become ? mouthpiece. representing not only the territory as a whole but also each division and Section thereof according ly to their special needs and resource es.
 It is absurd to think that it is pos Slble to either achieve the amount of publicity needed by the territory thru the present bureau or to adequately represent the widely varied resources and development needs of the several districts. By way of example it may ben sked what does the Juneau bu- rts,u really know of the resources and wants of this section without direct
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

n q, Writes, "snctpg EYaNtA
breathing. ana dry mouth Ausiit eaN
be prevented By putting something
between tho teeth and lips Tksf
prevents the passage OF air when the
chin drops down during sleep. The
hest materials out OF which TO make
an zntisnorcr In an old or new cell
iuiosd collar, Cut from oneoof tho
ends n piece about three and one
half inches long and one and one
fourth inches wide. Mako II a little
narrower at tho ends and round or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

-Wantea-R4sosds, Yeu Nave sens
you are tired Of playinG. We bsy
those. In good condition. Must BE-
bargains. state kind. number and
lowest price first letter. Can use ono
or two good machines IL priced right.
Address R-10, this offtce,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18
STATES AND SOLDIER AID.
Many Take Action for Relief o
) World War Veterans.

The list below shows what the
various states have and have not
done toward making awards in
bonuses. land grants. loans. or other
form of gratuity to the states cit
liens who served in the military or
naval forces during the late war.
Several Of the states report that
altho no emolument has been pro-
vided yet, the matter is being con-
sidered and will be presented to the
next session of the legislature Of the
respective states. Residents Of any
of the states should communicate
with the adjutant general at the
state capital for full Information
about what that particular state Is
doing for it's men. The list shown is
the result of communication with
the adjutant general Of each state.
NtTSfHr-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

tns, Land Settla.
500. uAant bill pAssed.
Provision for loans
for farming.
Tennessee. WIN erect memorial.
Texas -. ....None.
Utah. rec tuition 70 state
university an
state Agricultural
college.
Vermont. Cash bonus Of so
for each months
service not to ex-
ceed twelve
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18
ALBION TEAM LOSES.
County Five Beaten at University
Invitation Meet

In the first round of the state uni
versity invitation basketball tourna-
ment, played this forenoon, the AL
bion five was beaten by West Lib
erty by the score Of 8 to 0. Other
results in the first round were: Me-
vada beat University hieh, 16 ito Z;
Grinnell won from Prairie City, 26
to II, and Union beat Columbus
Junction, II to 8. Most of the
stronger teams defaulted in the first
round.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-18

| A. \. NoCastusy cleans wall paper
Phone 1884.
Goodwin corsets are better. phone
soa.--Advertissmsnt.
| Hsresrt A. Hun. Of Eldora was In
the CITY "Wednesday. N
Mrs. II. 8: Hyatt, Of IAmoille
spent wednesday here.
Mrs. w. d. Bower. OF state Center.
was In the city Wednesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. c. Glenn. OF Union.
were In the city Wednesday.
Pyrex transparent oven ware.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
A plant social will be held Friday
night in the basement Of tho Baptist
church.
See our window and pick out tho
tools you need. Schmidt Hardware
Company.
For sale--My home: modern. seven
rooms. at 40 West Boone street.
Phone c. ]. McCortney.
L
Richard Campbell. OF Eiae-.. came
Wednesday for visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Lands.
| A New Home Sewing machine will
do your sewing rs you want 1t. Ma
chimes $50 and upwards. Schmidt
Hardware Company. -a- "
H. W. Shove & Son. district man
ayers the Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF New York, Masonic
Temple.
Mrs. b. Buchanan, of Montour, Wis.,
tied Wednesday In the city, and
went TO Grinnell Wednesday night to
visit her sister. Mrs. Charles Sessna.
Maynard Sargent, of Eldora, visit
ed here Wednesday and left We'd
nesday night for Kansas iCty, where
he will work with his uncle, Frank
Jones.
Get your reserved seats early for
the Conley- Queen wrestling match.
Reserved seats on sale at Cooks,
Winterringer's and Anderson's bill
lard ,parlors.-Advertise
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Martins, of Ro-
land. visited here Wednesday on
their way home from Conroy. where
they have been visiting Mrs. Mar
| tins mother, Mrs. T. ]. Angelbert.
II you really want to economics
compare our goods, tailoring and
prices with others, Is all we ask.
The National Tailors and Cleaners.
over Strand theater, w. L. Jones'
proprietor.