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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-08

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-08
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-08

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piritu de nuevo las magnifcencias de
la hermosa leyenda cristiana..
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cayeran un dia al soplo helado de una
civilization que no es la nuestra.
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pontaneo, natural, de nuestras tradi-
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nino, como otros Reyes Magos..
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The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28
: sss a#s#s s##4sa
SCHOOL NOTES.
Hs%44 4*HI IEE@ !. 4 j.
BY Lee o. Bogue

We have had rather lack of eX-
element at school this week. A
calm that cannot be accounted for,
unless that preparation is being
made for storm which the writ
cr hopes will furnish some good
material for these school notes.
Lets watch for them next week.
The Junior class of the High
School entertained the Sophomores
class with a party last Friday even
ing and an excellent time was re-
ported by all who attended.
Students had been looking for
ward to the past week which was
examination week. Grades are is
sued every six weeks and we trust
all will be ewell and good.
The weather during the last week
has made it necessary to keep a
fire and this also makes it seem
as tho we had already gone far in
to the school year; for, heretofore
we would not expect the furnace
to be going until later in the sea
SON
Friday night of this week, the
school is planning Halloween
party. 1t will probably be in the
form of costumed masquerade
party and will be given in the gym
nasion of the high school. This
promises to be a good evenings fun
and every student and member of
the faculty are urged to be pres
ent We are contemplating the mi
tiation promised the new students
and teachers of the high school.
1t will not do to forget the old
familiar song, Wake, Freshman
Wake" for it was necessary to a.
rouse one of the Freshman from his
very much enjoyed slumber during
study period one day last week.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28

his week at the homes of Charlie
Stockton and Charlie ClaypoOl and
left Monday for Wichita, Kansas.
Mrs. Jennie Crabill and daughter
Clara were Holly visitors Saturday.
JOHN Pringle was transacting
business in Holly Thursday.
Mrs. Pike and children arrived
home Sunday from Dodge City,
where they have been visiting the
Dast two weeks
The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28

1t is wise women who saves the
water from cooked rice, macaroni
or vegetables and uses it in soups
or sauces, thereby adding to the
nourishment of her family and to
the fatness of her purse.-N. Y. EX.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28
CHENEY CENTER CUTS
j i EH i H4HH HHEH i

Bert Lewis is threshing Kaffir
corn for Charley Stockton this week
George Crabill went TO Granada
Sunday evening.
just "a small crowd at the Carter
sale Friday.
Fred James and family of Dry
wood, Kansas, have been visiting
The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28

The country is said to be short
100000 automobiles, but wheel
barrows and work cars appear to
be produced in excess of the de
mand
The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28

Many people are mitch more con
cerned about freedom of. speech
than about freedom of work.
Il you do not take your home
paper .'on are losing something
The Holly chieftain., 1920-10-28

Keeping cereals and flours in
nouse proof, bug proof containers
i good thrift insurance-N. Y. Ex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
RUMLER'S FATE
SEEMS DECIDED
Think Salt Lake Player viii
Lose

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. se,--
Tho Chicago indictments which have
shaken the bnFebari world and
brought eight diamond stars face
60 face with criminal prosecution.
have sealed the fate Of 1911 Rum
Ter. suspended Salt Lake coas |
league player. many baseball fol
lowers psedleted. 80 far az reinstnte'
mcnt In concerned.
Runners ease viii be considered
by meeting 81 the Coast league
directors here tomorrow. lie was
suspended by President Mccarthy
OF the league for alleged improper
gambling on latt years pennant
race.
Many here declared they would
be SURPRISED n, In the face Of what
has happened at Chicago. Salt
Lakes demand for Runners rein
statement receives any support
aside from that OF the Salt Lake
Representatives.
"If the directors ny In the face
OF the present aroused public Henti'
mcnt against gambling on baseball. .
declared ieenidsnt Mccarthy today,
I'VE may as well kiss the Coast
league good bye. Lovers OF base.
bail IN the minor leagues are Jurt
as keen for clean baseball as the
fans In the majors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
FEAR WOMAN IS
CRIME VICTIM
Bundle OF Clothing Is Dis
covered

BAN FfiANcIBcO. Sept. 2o,-Law.
renee G. Mitchell. former sergeant
In the United States army. Identified
n photograph found late yesterday
In a bundle Of woman's clothing at
Redwood city. as being picture OF
Major J. a. Shredder. army officer
stationed at Habarovsk. Siberia.
The police feared that the owner
OF the clothing might have met with
foul play and were making n rigid
lnycatiRation.
The clothing Included complete
wonman's outfit-a silk party gown.
dainty Undertaking. hat pur.
chased IN Chicago. silk stockings.
pumps and other bits Of attire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Attell Threatens
to Tell Things"

MEM YORK, Sept ee.-Threats Ia
tell some things about the inside
story OF the last worlds series tina,
win crack open the baseball world
were made here today by Abe Atteli.
former f-athcrwcight champion. and
mentioned AZ one Of the "fixers" OF
the last series.
Attell claimed that he IL being
made tn. goat" Of Arnold Roth
stein. wealthy New York gambler
who has maintained that he refused
20 go In on the deal with the gam.
blcra who told him that enough
White Sox players could be fixed
TO throw the series 10 the Cincinnati
Rsds.
"Rothatcin la whi,cwnshing him
self at my expense" Attsli said
They arr all against me. but can
fight back. II they want me to talk
III talk. and IN tell story that Will
crack open the baseball world III
tell EN- about the Aston deal"
Is That story that offered 100000
10 the White sox IL a lie"
Rothstcin could not be- reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
$4,000 Ring Is
Returned Here
by Honest Mar

n you found a $4,000 diamond
ring lying in the grass and then
saw "A story In a paper saying
that woman had lost the rims,
would you return tho ring7
Wei. regardless OF what yon
would do In such trying conflict
between conscience and greed
there IL an honest. humble man.
in the city. who. finding hiDself
In this guandsry. returned the
ring 10 it's owner and told her mot
to tell the papers about H."
Mrs. Pauline G. Sullivan, Of tho
Cables. 18th ave. and r.. Harrison
st., sost 5000 diamond rims
from a handbag while on her way
20 the funeral Of Mrs. Freda Two-
hy. late wife Of James y. Twohy,
local shlpbuilder. Tuesday morn.
ing.
She reported the loss 70 the poi
lice. n was printed In the papers,
wednesday The Honest Man
knocked at her apartment ano
handed her the ring.
Il found II In the grass outside
the apartment" he said. and
when /, saw IN the papers wherc
you had lost II. / decided TO rel
turn II TO you"
when Mrs. sullivan recovered
she reported TO the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
WOMAN IN AUTO
KILLED BY TRAIN

EVERETT. Sept. :e.--rnahle TO
brake her Ford al a crossing near
the SiivAna station platform. Mrs
Olivia Larson. bride Of year. was
instantly killed last night when
Great Northern ryer No. ass. hound
from Portland 20 Vancouver. II. g.
struck her machine and smashed u
10 hitr.
An hour later Olaf T'iedeman. a
mill hand. WAS fatally Injured when
struck by an auto stage driven ny
sam Gallagher on tho Vernon road
near Fast Everett. lie died en- route
TO the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
QUITS JAP Wife
FOR WHITE One
First One, With Baby, Has
Him Arrested

Frank Maxine. alleged 10 have de.
serted his Japanese common law
wife 20 marry white woman. WIS
held In the city Jail "Wednesday ON an
open charge.
lie wis arrested by Sergeant John
Donlnn In the Welcome hotel Sixth
ave. \, and jackson At.. after the
abandoned japanese wife had com
planned TO police.
Mrs. n. Murnkima. the deserted
woman, and her G.weeks.old baby
are being cared for In the womcn'n
protective division.
Mrs. Murakima's husband died In
japan one year ago. Afterwards.
she met Maxine. Maxine ~ the
father OF the s.wccksoid baby. a
few days ago he IN alleged 10 have
deserted Mrs. Murakima and mar.
ried babe" Meyers. "a white woman.
of the Federal hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Episcopalian Synod
Opens; 60 in Session

More than so delegates from all
sections Of the Pacific coast arrived
here "Wednesday 10 attend the third
synod Of the province Of the Pacific
Of the Protestant Episcopal church.
The feature OF the session viii be th"
dinner given "Wednesday night by
the churehmen's club.
The synod viii continue thru un'
III saturday. The meeting Will open
at Trinity Parish church. Eishu
ave. and James VI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Mysterious Satchel
Terrifies City Hall

Visitors at the Lost and Found
department OF the municipal rail
way shied away neryously when
they heard the news.
Miss Dorothy Pollett. official Gus.
todisn of lost articles. grew white
when heckied as to the contents OF
the mysterious satchel.
Charlie Chambers. watchdog OF
the street car treasury. left hur.
riedly after one glimpse into the
handbag.
Only the reporter, an overseas
doughboy. dared 10 examine the
bag. which had been found on a
WaIiingford car.
Coolies,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
CHARGE TRIED TO
BRIDE WITNESS

bribery ~ Witness In the canr
Of Clement Ia norde. held for third
degree assault. was the charge Wed
n--day arains, g. n. Anderson.
merchant
He In alleged 20 have given $50 20
Mrs Clara Wheeler. 1854 Pearl IT q.
in the presence Of polio. officers.
In return abe was supposed 10 r..
fuse 10 prosecute the case. Andcr.
son spent IN. night in city Jail. un.
able TO get 81, 900 hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Wreck Houses in
Lisburn Rioting

DUBLIN, sept 2a.--itioting was
renewed today In Lisburn. ax miles
from Belfast. Several houses and a
shop were wrecked The police
charged. dispensing q mob.
\ patrol OF police was ambushcd
Al DrimoieaRue. near skibereen, and
sergeant preeariousiy wounded.
V.prirais are feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Order Jean Dubuc
to Face Jurymen

CHICAGO. Sept. sa,--Jean Duhuc.
former pitcher for the New fofk
Nationals. now with the Toledo
American association team. was or.
dercd TO appear before the Cook
county grand Jury. Investigating the
baseball scandal ON october 4 In
wire from the states attorneys
office today.
Duhue may know something OF
rnu,hiing In the National league.
officials believed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Police Widows Plea
to Be Heard Oct. 18

Mrs. Edna Cartoons petition for
81 900 widows pension for the death
Of her husband. Police Sergeant Guy
l.. Carleton. who was shot to death
by Policeman Charles r. Roselius
while motoring with Roselius' wife.
will be heard in superior court DC.
tober rs. Judge A. w. Frater ruled
yesterday. The police pension board
had refused TO grant the pension on
the ground that Carleton was killed
while not ON duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Find Mrs. Bergdoll
Guilty in Draft Case

PHILADELPHIA. Sept - Mrs.
c. Bergdoll was found guilty here
last night ~ conmpirlns 10 aid her
two sons. Grover and Erwin. 20
evadc the draft. -Four co-dcfcndantH
tried with her were also found
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
STEALS RIDE;
JAW BROKEN
Boy. 10. Badly Hurt When
Truck Starts Suddenly

Arthur Tuechi. 10. waH In Proyi'
dcncc hospital "Wednesday. his Jaw
and poNslbly his skull fractured. He
was thrown from the running board
OF an unidentified truck IN from,
OF the home OF his father. Gaetano
Tucchi. iii so,h ave, \.
The driver Of the truck had not
reported 20 police Wednesday. Ar.
thur had climbed aboard the truck
whiio Il stopped Ia front Of the
house. The driver. not knowing
Arthur was on. started suddenly
and the boy was pitched TO the
pavement;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Des Moines to Bar
All Gambler Types

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Sept. 10
Professional gamblers. whether
their speciality Il betting on hail
games. horse races or faro. viii be
denied admi,tance to the Dcs Moines
hall park Of the Western league
next season. r. T.. keyser. sccrr-
tary Of the club. announced today
The scandal uncar,hcd BY the Cook
county grand jury investigating
baseball games. prompted kcyser 10
make this decision. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Freshmen Guests at
"U" Mixer Tonight

Freshmen will be guests of honor
at the first nii.unlversiiy mixer TO
be hold at the campus gymnasium
az 7.ao O'Clock tonight. Coach Len
Allison and Assistant Coach tsorin
Scion win address the student body.
The sun Dodger quartet will ncip
proyide tho entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
4 INJURED AS
CAR 0vERTURNS

-Four persons were injured at 7sth
ave. and r.. Union ST.. Tuesday night.
when G.. H.. Goring. iiot 3oth ave.
tried to avoid n collision with an
other auto and a street car. His
auto overturned.
Goring was bruised. hts son. Ar.
thur. received broken nose: his
daughter. Dorothy. a wrenched hack.
and Mrs. Margaret Mcleod. abra.
sif,na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Council to Pick
Polling Places

For the purpose OF designating
polling places In the various pre-.
cincts Of Seattle for the special cleo.
ton November :. the city council
win meet In extraordinary session
Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
HOTEL AGAIN
HIT BY BLAZE
Second Within Two Weeks
Is Cause OF Probe

Guests OF rooming hous at it,a
Eighth ave. were driven to the
street early Wednesday. when fire
broke out in a small shed IN the
rear. This Is the second fire al
this place in two weeks.
Fire Inspector faing Is investi-
eating to determine whether
Wednesdays fire Is incendiary.
Damage was 500. Mrs Anna Han
son owns the house. Another Ct
her houses at 1889 Ninth ave. was
fired a short time ago.
The frs, fire at ifz3 Eighth ave.
September 20. was incendiary. but
no arrests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BASEBALL SCANDAL
STARTS ON PAGE l

alleged players 10 have confessed
crookedness. said today.
I'VE did everything we could 10
win the pennant," he said. AS
far ~ l know none OF the men had
anything TO do with gamblers this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
GLEASON INTENDS
To DIE GAME

kid" Gleason. manager. began to.
day taking the few good parts from
the battered contraption TO present n
front for the remaining games. He
stoutiy insisted the Sox were still in
the running for the American league
pcnnant and capable OF fight for
the world championship.
Gleason's pitching staff will be IA.
Der. Kerr. Hodges and Wilkinson.
with schalk receiving. He intends
shifting John Collins to third. play.
ing McCIelland at short. Eddie Cot
Inns at second and Jourdan at first
His outheld would be Strunk, Muir.
ply and Lelbold. with Falk and Lynn
az the only utility men.
They open a thrce-game series In
ST. Louis tomorrow. with Cleveland
one game ahead in the pcnnant
chase.
Plans for the world series will not
be changed. according to Ian John.
son and John Heydlcr. constituting
the national commission In charge OF
| organized baseball The arrange.
ments for the world series had just
been completed when the indict.
ments were announced.
Offers TO confess were made by
four additional white Sox players.
Attorney Alfred Austrian. represent
ing Charles Coniskey announced.
He said these men would probably be
permitted TO go before the grand
I jury next week and tell what they
know. Their stories are substantial.
ly the same as those told by Cicotte
and Jackson. Austrian said.
The grand jury will also hear Jean
Dubuc next wcck'in connection with
it's investigation into alleged gam.
bling in the National league. Dubuc
Ia now pitcher for the Toledo
American association team. He was
formerly with the News York Giants.
Jackson, In statement to the
United Press today. said the White
Sox players had no dealings with tho
gamblers this year. as far as he
knew. Jackson gave the grand jury
names Of gamblers who are alleged
20 have fixed the last world series.
Eddie Cicotte did not know the
names Of gamblers. saying all Of his
dealings were with other players
| who he understood were in touch
with the gamblers.
cicotte left for his farm in Mich.
gan today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
To Hold Inquest on
Boy Killed by Auto

An inquest into the death Of
Eugene Noble. age 9. killed by an
auto driven by Gust Olson Of Fac.
toria. near Houghton. Sunday. will
be held Friday NJ Kirkland by Depu.
~ Coroner Willis ~. corBon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
He Called Her an
idiot" Wife Says

ON the ground that he called her
an ''idlot" and fool" July 81.
within n year after they were mar
RED. Virginia A. Nolan Hntrted SUIT
today 10 divorce Walter Joseph
Nolan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
ANSWERS

Sergeant William T.. Justun, 520e
First ave. ~ WI don't believe IN
capital punishment. 10 don't be.
licve the boy should be hanged.
Mrs. Hattie Randall. 1929 coium.
bia ST. haven't read anything
about the case. I hesitate TO pass
judgment
Mrs a. Nelson. 1913 w. Goth st
certainly am not In favor OF hang
ins the boy. am against hanging
anyonei
Karl q. Anderson. s55 2ist ave-
Yes, think he should be hanged. I
don't think a murderer should be nj.
lowed the freedom OF the country
Mrs. Scott Nicholas. 1926 Lane It
i don't think anyone should be
hanged. especially young boy like
Wolff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

lows fixing u for the gamhlers-thcy
did not seiS which"
Would sou know them II YOU
saw them" he was asked.
"surr. would know them. They
wanted us TO throw the series 10
Cincinnati Tor $4,000"
"Apiccef"
Eyes. apiece"
Il said that wasn't enough money
20 fool with" Williams continued
IL was informed by Gandii that
whether or not | took any action,
the games would be fixed. So ] told
them anything they did would be
agreeable 20 me. n II was going TO
be done anyway. that had no
money! may as well get what
could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

GRAIN GROWN on irrigated land
IN Eastern Washington shown at the
last Northwestern Irrigation con
grcra held here ir now on exhibition
at the University % Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
Woman Missing;
Had $500 Jewels

Police we're aiding Wednesday in
the search for Mrs. Mary Bloom.
field. As, who disappeared from
Chambers Prairie September IL.
She had $500 worth OF diamonds
at the time. Chambers Prairie is
in Thurston county. She was going
TO wilkeson. but has never arrived
there. II was reported to police.
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4 50 y % Auto.

Mixa Mildred clcrf. els Borcn
avc.. was bruised shcn struck
by the auto Of r. ~. Ssimonn
Of Nottingham. In the University
district Tuesday.
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Sox Honest This
Year, SAYS Joe

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.--The Chicago
White Sox played honest baseball
this year, Joe jackson. one OF the
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DEMAND ENFORCEMENT
or JlTNEY ORDINANCE

After a two-hcur session. II was
finally decided to recommend 10 the
council that the present jitney ordi-
nance be enforced with reasonable
regulations. and that definite pol
Icy he framed by committee OF city
officials and jitncy men.
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LONDON. sept se.-Lord Mayor
Macswiney. OF Cork. was reporird In
an unchanged condition today. NJ the
beginning Of his $-th day as a hun
ger striker.