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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

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vor March,. Ilslo aqui en resumen PA
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le han rehajado los grades 4 Jefes }
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cias a juicio de PerShing''. Asi. un
Brigadier con - ailos de antigilelad y
is mescs en- 81 frenie. 10 pOnen ahora
hajo 81 mandO de un coronel que Sc
gradu6 hace un aiio en- West Point.
Por el sisteina que haee tales~vfc-
timas.' y para reparar esas injusticias'
cl Generalfsilno. refere Small, Sc opone
las recomendaciones del Secretario...
En- tOdas parties sc cuecen habas y aqui
en- rclaci0n con tamailo del caldero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
La Reconstruccion de Francia

Frainia Sc dispone conyeltir sus
carreteras en- Was admirables,
En- In actualidad Sc encuenrrilh, en-
su mayor parte, enlun estaGo deplora-
Bile. tanto por las efectos de la guerra
con la :ntensidad del trafieo como por
el abandono en- d. las ha tenitlo Ia ne-
cesidad dc acudir con recursos a otros
seryicies.
FL Mlnistro dc Obras Psiblicas ha
resuelto renunciar al antique sisiema
de afirlnado Preyiamente enyic In
glaterra una conisi0n encargada ,iel es-
.tndio dc los nueyos procedimientcs que
esta Va redactando su informe.
Por su parte Ell Turing Club de Fran
cia ha sugerislo los Poderes P1blicos
un sistema que permite obtener una
superfcie extremadanente lpsistente =
rnida. sin ser lisa Y sin asperezas..
Sc trata de una amalgama en- clya com
posici6n entian solo materials naciona-
les. En Francia existe VA. elesdc haee
a7ios. una carretera de esta elasc. que
ha prodncido exceIentes resnltados.
Su resistencia es tai, que Sc ha deiado1
oaer sobre e sueIo I'm bloque' de fund.-
ci0n de 400 tons., sin que Ia superficie
haya sufrido el menor Quebranta La
composici6n pernanece secreta pero Sc
sabe que en- ella entra el Slice ca gran
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04
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hio CONSERVE a. "a poder y distEib1-
80 entire las familias damnihcsaas 50
kahanas que hahian sido cnviadas y
20 easres militares. cuyo Val0F ascen-
dia 3 cerca de $4,000. AdcIn&s se
nepaFsieron c0mo socorro immediate
sioo. entire las familiAs mas pobres.
Segdn caleulos del Comits Local de
Ia Cruz Roja de San Sebastian. du-
rante IN incendiO casual Ocurrido en-
aquella poblaci6n sufrierOn dahos va
rias familias, euyOs nombres han sidO
enviadOs a las ofcinas de San Juan.
Fl Comite Executive en- una de sus
proximas sesiOnes tratara extensa-
.hente este asunto, y hara tOdas las
gestiones necesarias por aliviar la ST.
tuaci6n de las personas damnifcadas.
Fl Comits local va ha alberto una sus-
eripcion entire sus eompueblanos.
FL Servicio del HOgar de San Juan,
que esta bajo la direction de la COM
petente e inteligente sonora Grace de
W. Lugo Vina, desde el 12 de enero
hasta el de febrero, auxili6 a 81 IA
milias de soldados que estan en- SER
vicio active y aun no habian recibido
sus cheques. En- este servicio Sc in.
virtieron s1.O5O.OO. Durante esa mis-
ma fecha Sc recibieron reintegros de
otras tantas familias montante a $717.'
Ell total de los prestamos realizados
por el Servicio del Hogar asciende a
la suma de $26,176.47. Aun no Sc
han cobrado de esta cantidad SIS, ,346.61.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-04

cantidad. FL sistema pefmite que no
haya que preocuparse de la conserva-
ei0n : que Sc lcirclile con mayores fa-
eilidades y con menos gasto de esencia
en- los autom6Eiles. Los gastos no ex-
ceden los que actualmente exige la
construction de carreteras Sin ambar
20, para e0adyuvar la mejora, pro-
pone Fl piesidente del Turing Club es-
tablecet ua irnpuesto especial sobre los
Que podrfa hacerse extern
sivo a otras classes de rehfcuios que
Sc destinaria exelusivamente a este
I'm
( por su parte. el Gobierno, entfndien-
do que los buenos caminos constituyen
factor .mportante en- Ell desarrollc CO.
mercial de un pals. pone atencion espe-
ciaI en- el meioramiento de estas Was
pdblicas. comenzando por las lie gran
traIico los prineipales puertos estacio
nes fe1reas y centros industrialas.
t'erca ~ 4.250 kifometros de estas
oarreteras eSpecialeS Sc eonStruiran,
con un costo de 100 millones
la slllna total presupuestada es &c
dos millones lie fIaneos.
Los trabaios han dado principle en-
algulas coinarcas eI Gobierno confsa
en- tener concluso sa plan para iinos
del ano 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smith Cove terminsi--fstr Admiral Rod
man. str Robin Goodfeiiow.
Pier ii-Motor sohr kirketind. U. q. 8.
burnside.
Pier io--s,r u. II. Iovsjoy.
Great Northern pier--str Eastern cra9.
Pier e--str Yves, cayote. str La Primera.
str Eastern Guide.
Pier Str West Ivan. str Tees.
Pier 2--str Jefferson. str Alameda. str
Valdez. str skagway.
Pier Str Bergen.
Pacific Coast Enthusiastically Una
tiila No. 81.
Pier B--str Admiral Evans
Pier D-str Queen.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--s,r
Eastern Moon.
skinner a Eddy yards-str Eastern
Alaska steamship company moorings--str
Victoria.
East Waterway terminai--str Eastern Pr
lot.
puthie yards--str West csmpgaw.
Ames yards--Str West Jester. str Roose-
welt.
Todd drydock--str Eastern Gale.
Hcffcrnan drydock--str Santa Ana, str
Northwestern. str Bundarra.
Lake Union--fiulls snoquaimie. Broxton.
Leota. Endymion, Fort jackson. Ad-
Olson, Boughton. Bowermont. Bourne
Vile, Allenhurst. Abiiia. Adria, Ca
prarta. Eiestra, Oeiwin, Abydos, Area
demia. Academia, Pcxuta, Black Wolf
Bickiand, BaEtine. nlanford. Agron.
Anthem, Fort Harrison, Fort stanwix,
1mufka. Kiton, Loot. Dionc, Cagacan.
Coxian. Cineyras. csrdia, ELISA, sehrs
Azaiea, Henry Wilson, Salvador, Alice,
wawona. Maid of Orieans. bges Corus.
Fresno. whaling strH Tanglnak. ko-
diak. u. Il. Il. Surveyor.
Patterson a Mcdonald yards--Motor schr
Boobyalla.
In stream-str Eastern Mariner.
Fisher milis---Str Eldridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
BANK CLEARINGS
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. Prizes were for
the most part higher at the stock market
opening here today. United States steel
was up "a ut I00k; studebaker opened
at %, up y Reading at II y. up y.
Republic at 1903. up " Crucible at zos.
off 2A International Paper Mt TEX, up
/: United States Rubber at 1851. up an;
Baldwin at INK. up a; Southern Pa
oific at Do, up a; Bethlehem Steel "B''
at 90M. off X Union Pacific at 1i7k. up
X; United Retail Stores at 75A. up y.
Sinclair up Il. Mexican Petroleum at
1917. up x.
This weeks heavy liquidation OF stock
has greatly relieved the money situa-
ton. In some quarters II was estimated
stock exchange borrowing has recently
been reduced by 500. 900, 900, but consid-
cradle uncertainty still exists over the
Immediate outlook, and this was reflect
ed in the first half hour OF today's trad
Ing. Steel common reacted from 1ooA
TO p9M, the third straight day this stock
has broken below par. General Motors
dropped from go to 2s3h, Mexican Pc
troleum from 179 to 177 and Studebaker
from IS TO SO.
Chandler led an upswing which got
under way around the close Of the first
hour. selling up TO 1s2h, up net. Gem
ernl Motors rebounded from 263is TO zss
and Steel common recrossed par. Rail
way Steel Spring was strong at ez%. up
az. Prices continued to improve thru
out the second hour and final dealings
saw materially higher levels among ac-
tive issues. Steel common sold at looHs
up " International Diaper at 7sis. up
az: Mexican Petroleum at I8i. up IN;
General Motors at 272. up ~: American
International at 100, up rs; Baldwin at
ii1E, up IA; American Wooden at las 4,
up "a.
The market closed higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
MExICANS SAY
THEY LIKE U. S.
But President Wilson Is
Severely Criticised
ny DIR. j. A. WATTS

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. t.
What is the feeling of the people of
Mexico toward the United States and
toward President Wilson and his adj
ministration?
This is one OF the questions I en-.
deavored to find the answer TO on
my mission to Mexico for The
Star.
The general attitude OF the people
of Mexico toward the people of the
United States is one of friendliness.
The reasons for this feeling are mani
fold.
Even the Mexican who for per-
sonal reasons is unfriendly to the
success and the protection of his
country from foreign aggression de-
pend upon the support OF the United
States.
Tho intelligent Mexican knows
that the Monroe Doctrine Is the best
protection his country will ever
have.
And the peon knows that thru the
commercial and Industrial develop
ment fostercd by Americans In Mex
leo his daily wage has been in
creased.
All classes OF Mexicans realize
that thru the interest Of Americans
in Mexico will come the progress I'M
der representative government that
even the most ignorant peon has
been thought 70 regard as his ma
tional goal.
However. / met in Mexico some
who are unfriendly and who disap-
prove OF the Wilson policy toward
Mexico.
A manufacturer and importer of
San Luis Potosi, for example, blames
Wilson for recognizing Carranza be-
cause by no doing .the revolution was
permitted to prosper and business
In San Luis was hurt. lie said Mex
leans had donated s10.000.0oo TO VIII
sons campaign fund I'm 1916. the
money having been paid over at the
Cunter hotel. in this city. and this
sum enabled the democrats to buy
the vote OF the southern states for
Wilson.
This ridiculous story IL sam
pie of the reasons" given by some
Mexicans for not liking the Wilson
administration and is a product OF
stupid German propagandlrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
|ECC PRICES HERE.
ARE UNCHANGED
Creamery Men Close Market
at As Cent Level

Local wholesale egg market closed
the week steady at As cents per
dozen wholesale. Dealers predicted
that the market would open at the
same level next Monday but expect
ed lower quotations before the week
closed.
Butter market held at the same
level. Receipts at the local stock
yards amounted TO only 1876 head
OF cattle. Market on cattle showed
n weak undertone but quotations
remained unchanged. Market on
hogs and sheep held steady.
Cabbage is ruling firmer along
wholesale row with the bulk Of the
demand for the new California stock.
Green peas are showing up along
the street. onion trade continues
quiet at unchanged prices. Potato
market Is dull with quotations
steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Suspect Man in L. A.
as Seattle SLAYER

A wire from the Los Angeles
sheriff Saturday saying he was
holding Maurizzio Riffero for posi-.
Bile murder here, has thrown pug.
zling angle over the suicide OF Vim
cent Riffero at Renton August 6,
1918.
The body OF Vincent Riffero was
found In his house with a bullet
thru the neck August s, 1918. lie
had been dead two days. Mau.
rizzio had been living with him a
month previously. but the coroner's
inquest pronounced Vincent a sui.
eide.
Maurizzio went TO California and
was committed to an insane asylum,
and II Is there that he is thought
to have said something that led au.
thorities to believe him guilty Of
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Feb. T.-Grain futures
broke ic and &c on the Chicago Board Of
Trade today. Larger receipts. large naies
by exporters and general rush to liquidate
holdings brought tho drop.
February corn opened late at si.sSh,
down ave. and lost Nc more at the
close: March corn dropped axe from the
last close at si.s2is: May was up NC Mt
the opening. tl.5i. but later lost &c. clos
ing at st.29; july corn opened unchanged
Mt tisTA and later dropped NC more.
May oats opened up &c Mt tive. later
losing s1 and closing at Tshe; July
oats opened up NC at 7oAc and dropped
INC to skhc at the close.
The feature OF the tradinK this week on
the Board OF Trade was the general SELL
Ing activity Of Canadian and Northwest
houses Conditions made export trade
impossible. grain men naid. and tho
Northwest II unloading It's stock on the
domestic market.
Traders are getting get for the pending
return OF the grain trade to pre-war
basis. they said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
RAIL men Give
OUT ULTIMATUM

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. Seven
days grace was given today by the
United Brotherhood OF Maintenance
OF Way and Railway Shop Work.
ers 10 the railroad administration
in which the workers demands for
an increase In wages may be met.
If the increase is not forthcom.
Ing at the end OF that period. 1t
was announced at the meeting here
OF the national committee of the or.
ganization the men viii be IN
structed to drop their tools.
without dissenting vote the
national committeeman voted to
authorize the proposed strike.
The action covered all railroads
in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
POULTRY
rrIees Paid by Wholesale Dealers
to shippers
POULTRY
Prices Paid Wholesaler
Goodyear Company
Has Minimum Wage

AKRON. O.. Feb. THE Good.
year Tire & Rubber company today
announced the adoption OF a mini.
mum wage scale which affects 25,-
900 employees. II is effective Febru-
airy Is and March 1. All male en-
ployes are to receive n minimum of
SO per day. All women workers are
to get n minimum OF 81 a day. In
oreases OF 10 to ~ per cent are grant.
ed piece workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Feb. Cattle Receipts.
ga head; market steady. Good to choice
steers. s11.5oa12.bo. fair TO good steers.
IS so q $50 common to fair steers. $3.50
aS.50; good TO choice cows and heifers.
50. 500 1850; medium to good cows and
heifers. s7.501s.6o: Gamers. Ss.so @ $50;
bulls. s6.25 q $50: calves. s70l7.
Hogs--Receipts. 80 head; market II
lower. Prime mixed. Si5.50@16; rough
heavies. si5@15.5o; pigs. 3liQIs; bulk
Of sales, si3@i5.
Sheep--Receipts. 20 head: market II
steady and strong. East of mountain
lambs. si6.5oG17s best valley lambs.
SIS. 1850: yearlings. $3.50 q lA.lOs
wethers, s1sn13.so; ewes. s1oG12.
i Butter City creamery. 10 &c per ID.
Eggs-Selected local extras. lo4 SEQ
per doc.
Hens-a76asc per lb; broilcrs, 49,
per ID.
Gecse--30c per ID.
Cheese-TripIets. SEQ ssc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

II sometimes happens that mans
louse Is his mother,in-law's castle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, Feb. I'll o g s--Receipts.
1000 head; market higher. Bulk Of
sales. 314.259I4.s5: butchers. $4,000
SIS: packing. st3@1l: light. sf4114.s0;
pigs, t13G 1890; roughs. Sl3G 1850.
Cattle--Receipts. 1000 head: market -
csc lower Beef, s9.15n17: butcher
steers. S6.509fs.75: Gamers and cutters.
SIS. 2s9e ESQ: stockers and feeders, t70
sIf.75; cows. s6.50917.75. calves. $3.50
ais.
Sheep-Receipts. $500 head: market II
strong. Lambs. s14.5o q 1885; ewes. Se.5S
Gt13.75,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
NOTICE that a ne,

NOTICE that a new tariff for
towing barges between Seattle and
other Sound ports will go into eff.
feet March G. increasing the cost,
has been filed with the public serv.
ice commission, according to a let.
ter received from o. o. Calderhead,
chief engineer for the commission.
by Corporation Counsel w. f. Meier
Saturday Meier referred the letter
to the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Even Police Could
Not Tell Which of
Kelleys Was Which

II was a case of too much Kelley
Saturday morning In police court
and Frank Kelley Is the goat.
j. J. Kelley. charged with being
n dlsorderly person. and Frank Kel-
ley, charged with being drunk. oc'
cupied spaces In the city jail.
Frank had $40 In his police box,
sufficient TO pay his fine, while the
other Kelley didn't have a cent.
Just before police court convened
Bailiff Jack Walker assembled his
prisoners.
Frank Kelleyr he called.
Frank was asleep and ]. j. Kelley
stepped forward.
The make-believe made his way
thru police court and signed the big
book upstairs obtaining his release.
1t was not untii later in the morn
ing when Frank awoke that II was
learned n mistake had been made.
Frank IL still In jail and the po-
lice are hunting the glib 81. j."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. demand sterling
on the foreign exchange today was off &c.
opening Mt s3.3ih
Franc checks opened at 1860, off IL
centimes. and lire checks at 1s.47c. off
i2c. German marks were quoted at
.01o7c.
Demand sterling rallied to S3.33x.
franc checks to 1860 and lire checks to
1890. Marks rose to .01ioc and Belgian
cables we're quoted at 14.35c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07
FARM LANDS

% FARM LANDS
CHEAP NEW LAND IN YAKIMA
OPENED FOR SETTLERS
In the Richest Part of This Rich
Valley VIII he
THOUSANDS or ACRES
Made productive. The government
OF the United States is now laying
out the last extension of the
FAMOUS SUNNYSIDE CANAL
We must finish selling our 10000
acre range under this new canal
In limited time. The prices
range from $40 per acre up to $50
only fraction OF what the land
win be worth In n few months
more. You can have n long time
to pay. with very low interest rate.
WE ARE OWNERS--YOU PAY
No Commissions.
Cali or Write at once.
office Open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
slS Green kldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-07

Stall los. Snow Flake sodas, &c pkg.
y gal. cane and maple syrup, e0c: 2 lbs.
kraut. l5c Stalls 1917, @ bars Crystal
white soap soc; cans Blue Ribbon
milk. 2bo. cans tomato soup, csc Stall
l3i, Drifted Snow flour. $500 sack; Hills
red can coffee. 5bc; csc Liptons tea, 75c
N. Stall 106, lbs. Yakima Gems, csc (;
lemons zoe doz,; oauliflower loo up.
Stall 1872. cans Wilson's milk. csc; 2
IBIS good prunes. 30c. bars toilet soap.
25c. 1 lbs. cream cheese, 35c.
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CORNER

Stall ., salmon. i5c fb.: smclts. Toe 10:
herring, Be ~: black cod. lbs. 25c,
kinned soier. 16c 10, los. 25o. Stall
i02, tall cans milk. 22e; butter. 55c NJ.
= lbs. $50. Flake white. soc NJ. full
cream cheese, 2sc III; csc pork and
beans, ibc; 2oc can corn. i5c. fancy
brick cheose. abo ID.
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SANITARY

Stall II. apples, 81 20 box and up lem
ons. zoe doz.; grape fruit. for csc
Stall 81. Llbby's mince meat, acc ID;
sauerkraut. Ice at. hominy. 15o 1T:
potato salad. 15e pt Stalls 24-3e, s5c
Citrus powder, 27c; 8 pkgs macaroni or
spaghetti. 26c; Golden West coffee. SOC
ID, lbs. Si.l5.
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PRISONERS, SOUP at the col

PRISONERS SOUP at the county
stockade may soon have a new fla.
vor. Sheriff John Stringer has or
dered that all kettles used as moon
shine brewers and seized by deputy
sheriffs. be sent to the Willows stock
ade in the future. They will be used
to boil soup in. .
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Public Markets
PIKE PLACE

Stall Sc, tall can Carnation milk, 1ahc.
Stall 10. pure fresh milk, lac at. Stall
1871. salt eel, 3octib.. Irish maclScrei zoe
each; Finnnn haddle 2oc 10 Stall 1903.
lbs. yellow corn meal. 25c; 2 lbs. fancy
slam rice. 25o. Stall ~. 2 big cans milk,
sbci 800 broom, soc, good corn. Ice can.
Stall 81, best fresh creamery butter. csc
NJ. full cream cheese. 35c ID.
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-.--ONONY

Stalls 37-ss, +5c can Royal baking pow
der, 3Sc. lbs. NJ. J. II. coffee. s245.
Stall 40. pure cocoa or chocolate 3oc h.;
In pkg. Japan tea slftings. CSC. Stall
20. fresh herring, &c H.; haiibut. 2bc 10.
smells, lbs. csc: rock cod, f5c ID: ten
derloin of sole. zoe n: soles, lbs 25c.
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STEAMSHIP

STEAMSHIP Robin Goodfellow,
last of four Robin line ships built
by Skinner & Eddy. is loading for
Japan saturday. after passing sue
cessful trials,
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BERTHA ROSE. arrested three
days ago when n tin OF opium was
found in her possession. was ar.
raigned before u. s. Commissioners
II. w. McClelland Saturday. She
was held for further hearing on
February II.
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JUDGE GILLIAN set the trial of
James Lambert, constable, charged
with receiving bride, for February
rs, Saturday.
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ACREAGE

$500
10 acres fine land. between Seattle
ana Des Noincs. right near the
brick highway, for only $1,000.
Less than hair price. Corner tract
level land. owner leaving; must
sell quick. II you want this. you
viii have 10 hurry.
CHARLES II. ADAMS
tutu frhfrl Ava