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State Would Finish
l. w. w. Case Today

Investigation a. literature found
~ Offices in tho Globe building dur.
ing a recent alleged l. w. w. raid.
which resulted in the arrests Of Alice
Rose, w. +. Spear and Ed Burns.
being tried on charges OF criminS1n
syndicaiism. occupied Thursday
morning in Superior Judge Smiths
department. The state hopes TO
finish It's case today.
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81 FOR sAIE-WATERrEONT
PROPERTY
30 ACRES
81 300

80 ACRES
81 300
10 acres water front. with county
road running past property, sit
untsd on beautiful lake. half
mile from Don Moines HiRhline
road $500 cash. balance 10 be ar
ranged
fts0-270x50 feet Lake Washington
water front. Including shore landa.
facing on Lake Washington blvd.
500 Cash. 8is Per Month,
81. = WIGHT. owner
lii2 HOG Building Main '7s
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House Entered
Twice in Week

Mrs. w. H. Meyers. 1925 Meridian
ave. said Yhur~day that she was go
INK to put "A sign on her front door
Thieves use rear door" Prow1ers
entered the house sunday. and left
with no loot. Wednesday night. they
again paid a call and after ransack.
ing tho house carried away a large
box Of candy.
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g-ACRE IMPROVED WATER
FRONT HOME
Handy t. cities. close 10 dock and
town, fine harbor. sandy beach.
spring Of pure. cold water. shady
mapieH. neat 1-foom house with
large porch. sidewalk from dock
TO house. 1915. terms See owner,
I'll a Enannd nNr. 3. dnMnHtnIrH-
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He Had a Lock But
They Got His Suit

The lock on John Kjellgren's door
in the Mystic hotel. 2i07hs First
ave. was no mystery 10 thieves who
entered by the paSskey route
Wednesday night and stole a blue
serge suit
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AITO Accessories

WISHING I.ATEr~r AZ.
tumobiie spark Transformer or In
trnsifler. call Elliott sff. as Episr
BIDS I viii install them. Thornp-
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LEGAL NOTICES
LOG

wv s<sfs-~'N 49,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington, in and
for the County OF King.
SUMMONS
julia Filla. Plaintiff vs.. Peter Fila,
Defendant.
The state of Washington to the said
Peter Fila. Defendant;
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date
Of the first publication OF this
summons, to-wit: within sixty
days after the 18th day OF June,
1880. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff. and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned at
torncy for plaintiff. at his office
below stated, and in case of your
failure SO to do, judgment viii be
rendered against YOU according to
the demand OF the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk Of
said court.
The object OF this action Is to obtain
a divorce from said defendant on
the grounds OF non-support and
desertion. and to obtain the cus-
tody of the two minor children OF
GEO. OLSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
office and Postoffice Address;
500 Central Building,
Seattle, King County, Washington.
Elliott ~.
no WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
This In to certify that II. A. Kellogg
has made application to erect a
building To establish n lumber and
fuel yard at at9S Rainier ave. lots
A aud n. block 9S. SturteVant's
Rainier Beach Lake Park Cottage
Addition, Anyone desiring to pro-
test such occupancy must file such
protest at the office OF the Build
ing Department. Room sos, Coun-
ty-City Building, prior TO June IS,
1890. Section poo. Ordinance SlbIN.
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~ Yor ARE WILLING TO LEAVE
N" city and move about bit.
have a niNver and a couple hun
dred dollars. ] viii show you how
60 do business for yourself and
make money at an entertaining
occupation. II you have no job
now. get busy. This Is easy Not
commission.
Call sidney iiss before $50 4. NJ.
OF after Gao T. NJ
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On Saturday. the 18Th. Sunday. the
goth. and Monday. the 2iat. Ne are
going 10 run automobile sArur~
Hiuns o. Fadilia Fay. 30 that bay
rfn can Inspect the land We are
offering for $40 per atfr Round
tlp fare. o.. Excavations leave our
office a. a ~. Wire. phone.
write or call aud make fssefva-
lions Tor seats. Best proposition
ever Offered 90 set from 10 acres
60 70 acres ~ these rich garden
lands adjoining the Ia Conner
Flats and Shnish Flats. 4 miles
west ~ Mount Vernon We feel
that these viii BE- our last sncur-
stone az all ~ The tracts W. have
- OTTER should be- foid before the
1tth ~ this month II you want
good lands. free from Ntumps or
stnn~. don't fail 10 see these iAndE
This - your chance in life. Don't
fan 60 take this trip.
SPARKS. CHASE a DYE
ti4 second Ave
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is SITUATIONS wANrEp-MAI.E

star viii publish situations
Wanted" advertisements free
OF charge FOR all Hoidtcra, sail
ors and marinca seeking cm-
ployment
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A real. utfY
2 ACHES

This b-scte tract has the best
81 soil. being alder bottom.
lies level. and 10 located be-
tween bca MoinsH and sun
nydaie This ia snap for
$1,000. on terms can me
today. and Eet ready 60 see
u now Phone Elliott tSNT,
OF call at 3i4 Boston Block.
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AIM IANuS
CHEAP LAND ~ YAKIMA
10000 ACRE SHEEP HANDE
MUST 1913 Throws OPEN
ron EtsffFrf tffH

cIiEAp LAND ~ YAKIMA
$4,000 AcltE SHEEP RANCE
MUST uE THROWS OPEN
ron FETTLEftA
~ 90 AND s0-ACHE TftACTa
In tho rich lower valley, noted for
IT, fruitH and tremendous Yields Of
nlfigfa and corn, the government
Of tho United states has been lay
ing out the last extension 81 the
FAMOUS gUNNYBfDE CANAL
Our 1900 acres ~ rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
De- divided up ana sold 80 settlers.
FOH 4 SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
will be given their choice Of these
tracts at $50 - 500 per acre. with
long time 10 pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate. near
towns. on two railroads ana state
VIE siiOW TINS LAND TO BUYERS
By appointment Cnll at our Office.
write To- rs or send n telegram.
Maps. photographs and samples OF
Hoii at our office.
OFFICE open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
sis Green Building. Seattle.
81. 600 ~ CASH
VIII put you on "a farm that VIII
feed 80 COWS. ia the best district
IN Washington near town VIII
pay big interest on invfrtfnrut
Pine S-foofn house. with bath, FUR
nare. basement. lights ana phone
first class barn. Helf-fiiliuK cups.
IEGHEN. fag New York Bldg
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a. ACRES
MoHtly bottom. cleared. Groom
house. large barn. fine chicken
house, dandy wood shed. double
walled milk house. coy work
rh"p, small hog shed. frcsh COWS.
steer. : hoifer calves. plenty
pasture. "a stream with brook trout
only - feet from the house and
BARN fine gravel road. cream
route: bearing orchard. little
garden. new cream separator. half
mile from n H.. Al soii and IL
only takes about $500 cash. and
ANAL balance TO be arranged TO
suit Call Mutual Life nldg
JoHANSoN SERVICE GO.
~ ACRES
NEAR ntNAIL
ON FINE ROAD
$50 Down and $40 Per Month.
There Is no better berry land In the
country than this and you viii
agree with uH when you see what
" being done IN the righhorhood
IL W a beautiful lying piece Of
land. and has timber enough on IL
for all kinds " building This Is
only 600 feet from the community
house. The price on this tract is
$500. See MIR. Peterson. with Sno-
aualmi. Inv. Co. $40 Henry Bldg
Elliott 1895.
s ACRES OK HIGHWAY TO TACO
ma; Z acres in crop; good house
with rooms: barns In good con-
dition; good soil and fruit trees:
plowS. bugEics and other equip
mont an income property for the
man who knows how To work and
win; price s2.200; this Is worth
thinking about: $1,000 cash will
handle this.
4 CONAN 4 co.
See II. Cooper wits
eos Marion street
ACRES RICH LOAN SOIL sio0
Soil ideal for berries. fruits garden
very easy To clear. no rock: only
~ miles from city. fine trnnspor-
tation. You can live here and
work In the city while improving
your place our easy term plan
viii give you a start
=. VAN ARSpALE q co.
1919 Third Ave.
DON'T PASS THIS Up
n i0-ncre ranch between Seattle and
Des Moincs. near brick highway:
owner Is nonresident and says II
must have money quick. send me
$1,000 and get deed In fun for
land. buildings and all" Land lies
wei. perfectly level: come in and
get fine chicken and berry ranch
for a song.
CHARLES r.. ADAMS
1910 Third Avenue
II ST OUTSIDE CITY, ACRES;
lake view near ear and boule-
ward $3.50. terms, owner, SOS
Soaboard building. Elliott los.
FOR SAI.E-6O ACRES, TEAM OF
horses. 2 COWS and buildings.
s2.750. terms. T.. Balzcr. Birds
view. wash.
so FARM LANDS
REAL DAIRY FARM
40 ncres, close TO Kent. 20 acres
cleared. good buildings; orchard;
farm tools. 10 Holstein mich cows,
bull calves. team; milk and mail
route. close To school Price S1S,-
500. S2.G cash balance $500 per
year.
l.. VAN ARSDALE & co.
1919 THIRD Ave.
iG0 ACRES or GOOD LAND.
fronting Beaver lake. Ia Skagit
county. Price $40 per acre, one
quarter cash, yearly payments.
" c. PETERS, fie Third Ave.
SEE jon SONS Al UNDER
"Bus iness Opportunities" It's
great
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II sITTATIONs WANTED-MALE

FOR PAINTING, pAPERING, KALI
sornining, call, days. North t4e3:
evenings and Sundays. Ballard
1873. wiz send man To estimate
your job free. All work euaran-
eeed
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ACRES ,iso

$500 HtfYS a HOUSE
AID ACRES
Yes. habitAhlc house. which you
can easily Improve to Huit your
erlf. almeFt acres fine berry
land. a large chicken house. q
hnrnr stable well % spring water
some clearing. all for $500
Another tract. with house ~ by -
feet. , stories high. and veranda.
On nearly = acrrs fine land. for
ts4s. tiep cash viii give you pos
session Of either tract. balance In
easy payments 60 Huit
! 90 VIII mover sec another offer like
thiH Get busy First 20 put down
drEponit On these takes them
". X. MACFARLANE. '-rh. Com
munity Hulidrr" 7ss Leary fiidg
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DAIRY FARM IN kETcHikAN.
Alaska. for sale. ls0 acre land. 80
cows. e-month pasture. Price
$4,000. $4,000 cash. Pays Itself
IN two years. Located In the best
town Of Alaska. Address F-s2.
star
FOR SALE - To- ROOM LODGING
house and dining room. one lot.
Price $4,000: 81 coo cash time and
payments to suit on balance. Box
hts. darlington. wash,
GOING LUNCH COUNTE FOR
sale. doing good business. Too
much for lady TO take care Of.
westlake Market. stall l0s.
SHEEP BUSINESS Is SAFE. AND
pays over $50 yearly. Invest $500
~ more now. See me at once.
Box F-se. star.
PARTNER WANTED. FIRST CLASS
auto repair shop. Bargain TO right
party. call Capitol 3s7. AIR. Scrip
turc. owner.
BOOMING HOUSE FOR SALE, Is
rooms: cheap rent. close In. Deal
with owner. Main 3sls.
Us PERSONAL
+ ERMAN ENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
MAlN NtNts 49, hNtNN -
WILL MISS ELLIS. WHO LIVES ON
attn st. and whom | met last Feb
ruary at "a social gathering on
broadway. kindly communicate
with me. Address F-s3. star.
DIR LILLIAN CHAMBERLAIN
prRctic physician. natural and
herb remedies: no operation. ei4
first ave. Main sila. =,
ELECTRO. INDICATED lNHAI.A-
torium. for rheumatism. goitre.
asthma. catarrh. Information free.
so5is Third ave.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAR.
with careful driver reasonable,
Cnll Capitol 661.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS, Prompt
service. l.. n RoTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
Main 1910
$500 OR $500 PRIVATE MONEY TO
loan on improved real estate.
mos Hafiard ~.
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PAINTING
House painting. kulsominlnE, Main
Aote, call for Mr. nyer
IN SERVICE NAN. s YEARS GRO
Gerry experience. also familiar with
automobiles or trucks. References,
Phone Elliott bNs6, a ~, 80 y M
" A y 4 T. u - PAINTING. PAPER
hanging and kainomtntng, by day
or contract CRtl Eaat 1888 after
$50 y. m.
I'm SERVICE MAN WANTS PAINT
ing. knlaomintuE. paper hang ms
hN day or contract Ballard aaNW.
BRICK. BLoCkS or STONE WORK
mautclS foundations, retaining
walls. etc. East a2tl.
PI.ASrERtNG WE GO ANY
whore for any size job. North
NtNW
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80 BERRY PICKEKs WANTED
Write for information. u. l.. sny~
der, X. 2. Box 81. Puyallup. Wash.
SEE JOHA NsON'S All UNDER
'Busi ness Opportunities" It's
nfaoff
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HONE AND INCOME
Here 10 wonderful chance 70 get
yonr start You wan never have Ia
worry about your pap mcutH N you
buy this place. You will Away
have an Income OF as per month
and a nice home besides. Now
listen 20 this n ~ located In a
nice district on paved street. ard
only u blocks from Madrons car
line. Il has nice rooms and bath.
and IN the rear 10 has large.
do~H and a kitchsnstte. This 10 the
part they fight over Ca fest q,
tsh per month. leaving you Z nice
rooms 10 live In. and uniy tlo per
month TO pay. az the fun monthly
payments arr only tis, Including
interest The total price 10 only
ss.st0. tTeo cash. Can you beat IL
In S~Rttlsf caii at Tta nth ave.
or phone East s1Ht
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SMALL HOME BARGAIN
800 cash

Groom house. on corner s0Nt-n. On
car line. 20 minutes from Pioneer
square. near school. nrW park and
boulevard. ground all IN Ehfds n
and frult. a snap fer $500. only
500 cash.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
Take Lake tiurirn car g. branch Of
Ice at 18th ave W. and W
Henderson. Open daily and sun
dHy
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\ GOOD HOME
{ rooms: bath. close In: paved
street. elnH~ To car and school .
$500 cash. balance like rent
4 rooms; bath. pantry. chicken coop,
berries. cherries. North Lnd. 1900
cash. balance like rent
8 rooms bath. large garden. fruits.
etc North End. block from car
and paved street. $4,000, 300 cash.
That's cheap.
: rooms. strictly modern view over.
looking Green Lake. now rented
for "a. owner must cell and Viii
take $1,000. Win only $500 dow n.
balance $50 a month. including in
tctcsL
4. 9 and s-roon houseN in the North
End. In choice location. Ahk uE
about them. or better yrt. let us
show them 20 you. MAKE appoint
mrnt 81 phone, OF call at tVf
Mutual iAfe HidE
mn NNgtk glfHasffFts IN
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WILL Buy
Liberty Bonds.
WILL SELL
10 King Airnhip co.
100 Fisher OH Corp.
127 Wichs Tire & Rubber.
i15 Simplex Auto wheel
103 Universal High Power.
FAC Deep Sea Salvage.
ESQ Kothert proceaA Steel
$50 Beacon coal.
2a7 Pacific Electric welder.
500 Sequim Oh a Gas.
soc Ballard OIL
$50 Pitt Meadows.
eco spartan OIL.
$50 Western Smelling & Power.
1000 Trojan oil. Calf.
40 Cushing CARRIER
MAX wINkLEH
elt Union St Elliott $50,
- Bu SI>fssS OPPORTU MITES
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FOR SAI.I-REAI ESTATE
LET Us SHOW NOT HOW YOU CAN
nuiLD THE HOME
AND AANE MpSEN on THE
CONSTRUCTION

AND NANE MOSEN on THE
CONSTRUCTION
by our simple plan YOU save money
and time. you get the results thht
you deHife=-p"ffect HhtiHfactt"u.
The way "a Is done ~ for us Co tuf~
niah the plans and Specifications.
your selection from many success
fui ones. 60 furnish a contractor
who viii be on the job. aud who
knows his business from every
angle. just where and how he can
best serve YOU. We furnish the
materials and ahnint IA the
financing. This gives you the b. n
ont 90 wide experience. arcumus
lated - years % homo building
MACINTOSH TRUMAN LUMBER
COMPANY
The Home Huild~ra'
st0t 4. g Smith hidE.
ffali details furnished gladly no OBJ
legation.
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l'INNt,s
POULTRY
PIT STOCK
/ ron s,I.E-AuT0MoBiLEs

TWO BiG TEAMS ron SALE WITH
good Jobs. Rainier stables. 2lli
k.esfrFu ave
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w RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
STOCKS AND bonds

ron eALE-sMALL RANCH. WELL
improved See owner. Frank Cru
merit box 90. Brownsville, wash.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
ACCESSORIES
BOATS AND LAUNCHES
MACHINERY

30-FOOT SAtLBOAT. WITH EN-
ginc. Apply eos seventh sv.. room
No. 4. Phon" Main t373 evenings.
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FOH sAI.E-REAI ESTATE

BROOM COTTAGE
Toilet. partly furnished. garden lot
tONi1d. small payment down. Sea
con 90 ar 1863
sEE JoHAN SONS Al UNDER
"nuninoha Opportunities It's
srrhti
TWO LOTS AND SNAIL. HOUSE.
$500. t3s0 oash. Phone sidney
1877
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tG,500-7- ROOM CLOSE-IN HOUSE;
paved street: a bargain for quick
sale.
RALPH G. McALLASTER
1912 American Bank Bldg. Eli. 1850
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NEW CAPITOL HItL HOME SNAP
. rooms, corner location hardN nod
floors. fireplace furnace cement
basement magnificent view. "a
car line. $3.50 dawn and va per
month Price tf.2Ho Cheaper
than rent. Main i7gT s1J burke
bldg
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I0i,i.I.nnEE I.ANns

Washington showing location OF
land. low price. and GaFy terms
Offered 20 actual settlers
MEfEEHA EtSEE TIMER CO.
TACOMA. WASH
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
Informe Cablegrafico con res.
pecto a la situacion de los
negocios en- Est. Unidos

pasado. Production de hierro en- lin
gotes durante novienibra, 1884, ,90S
toneladas. 1,O85 quiebras durante el
mes de noyiembre, 10 que representa-
25b sobre ell nlmero de las de octu-
bre; pasivo montante a $4O,751 ,859, o
sea 2196 mayor que ell de octubre, y
excedido solamente dos veces duran
te los ultimos 81 amos. Permisos pa
ra construction otorgados en- 142 ciu-
rlades, $65, ,593920 durante novienbre,
o sea 800 menos que en- octubre. Pro-
porcion de reserva del Banco de la
Reserva Federal al total pasivo4 de
dep6sitos y prestamos combinados,
1850 en- IL de noyiembre, Y 44.49o al
26 de noviembre. Promedio en- de
diciembre de veinte valores industria-
les, $74.22; de veinte ferroviarios,
$75.78. Mercado de acciones fojo, in
dustriaIes especialmente. Cobre Y
motores bajo nivel de. precies. Venta
de bonos durante n,oviem br e
$31s, ,6S4, 800, sea 3.6a6 menos que
en- octubre. Liquidaciones (clearings)
durante noviembre, 7.39o menos que
en- octubre; total de liquidaciones on
ee meses. 9.196 sobre 1919. Plata,
diciembre 10, 60.75 centavps la onza.
Renovaciones "call money! siete por
ciento (79e). "Time money, siete
y tres cuartos por ciento t7A). Acep.
taciones bancarias noventa dfas,
seis Y tres octavos por ciento t6ss).
IRVING NATIONAL BANK,
Charles w Fowler.
Representante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
Nueva York, diciembre 10.

Nueva York, diciembre 10.
Total de exportacion durante octu-
bre, SIS, ,729, ,48S, excedido solamente
en- mario de 1920 y en- JUNO de 1919;
total de Importation, $334,67S, ,831.
Importation de productos alimenti-
clos durante diez meses, 759p mas
que durante ell mismo periodo en-
1919. Importation de mantequilla
danesa durante nueve meses,
$14,367,127 libras. Indice Bradstreet
para diciembre, 13.6263, 10 que repre-
senta un descenso de 1870 comparable
con noviembre; indice a1n $3.50 ,sobre
.el de agosto de 1914. Irdice Brad
street de precios de alimentos para la
semana, $3.66. Quiebras durante la
semana, 337, el mayor total en- cua-
tro AMOS. Las ventas durante noyiem-
bre en- una importante casa despacha-
dora de pedidos por correo, indiearon
,un descenso de 229o comparable con
el ano pasado, pero las ventas duran
te los once meses aun sobrepasan por
80 las de 1919. Enorme aumento
en- aseguros de vida; las nuevas poll
zas para 1920 ascenderan diez bi.
llones de dolares. Ventas al por ma
yor han disminuido; ventas al deta-
lie han aumentador Ndmero. de gen
To Gin a,nnlao aI,,,,at,fa mas cada dia
Cancellation de pedidos de todos lados.
Cobranzas difieiIes en- Ell Sur, De
LOG artfculos, 70 bajaron en- precio
durante noviembre; solamente am
mentaron. Manteca en- almacenes de
conservation, 4S,OOO,OOO libras, COM
parade con 66,OoO,oOO de libras el alo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
LOS FILIPINOS Y
SU INDEPENDENTLY

.a.lte el alo excedierCn a las eitra-
aas el cerca de $500, 1000 d6lares, GU
iyt} deficit fues cubierto con los rema,
#nentes que habfa en- Tesorerfa de los
amos anteriorss y que alcanzaban d
1400e,O00 de d0iares FL censo preli-
minar mllestra que las islas tiener
actualmente una poblacion de 10,350,-
600 habitantes. de los cuales $50, ,O0C
no abarcan Ia religion cristiana.
Entfe Ias reconlendaciones del Co
bernador General figuran: La revi-
sion de las leyes de tierras e inmigra-
ci6n. desarrollo de los ppertos Y faci,
litl;elps de enharaue, " establecer una
extensa campaiIa a favor de los inte-
ressS americanos, entire los hombres
de negocies y capitalistas, para adqui-
rir las Tentaias CONSEQUENCES en- las
slas, dentro del comercio las in
,lltstiias.
Cr6ese Que el pr0ximo Congreso ira
ara eNtcnsamente Ii question de la
.indgpendencia tfIipina, de manera que
u sbisn Sc les conceda a los habitantes
lie aquellas islas un Gobierno hbre en-
Il t6rmino mas breve. bien Sc les
aplace indetinidamente, hasta que el
fismpo senate la hora en- que Sc les de
ba confeder su libertad.
Ell pueblo filipino, no obstante, espe-
u de la bueua 'fe de los gohernMItes
americanos, la neeesidad de 10 prime
Q. como medic de aeercar cada vez
mas las relaciones entm, ambos. pal
ses. dentro de una franca cordialidad
3 de fuertes lazos de mdtuo conpen-
cionalismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15

Manila diciembre. LaSlegislatur;
filipina ha pasado un bill, con fecha
i de este mes, .asignando La suma dI
100000 d6lares anuales para inangu
rar una extensa propaganda EN- todo'
los Estados Unidos d favor de la in
dependeneia de las Islas Ell bill in
cluye Ia creacion de un comite de pr
paganda parmanellte en eI Norte, en-
cargado de los trabaios encauzados
hacia Ia realizaci0n del ideal que ca
da vez adquiere mayores proselitos er
aqnsl pals
Washington, ,diciembre. Las acti
yidades polfticas X los idisturbios eco
snomicos surgidosS con la post-gueg,.i
una yez solucionades. han hecho revi.
5gir eI sentimicnto indspendenti.tl
lue Sc habfa casiy dlormido eli el cora;
z6n tic los tilipinos, siendo su desrer'
tar en- una forN:a yerdaderanienre
ascmbrpsa. .ASf dice 81 5mensaie1 en-
Sifado pnr e GopeSlador General Bur
ton Harrison este aIlo, 4 Has aut0ri
ladies de Washington. Fl Gol,erlatlot
HARRISON. q sn yez recomiendd u las
lutoridades temen en- consideration el
deal de Ia lindependencia que Sc agitl
entire toaos los filipinos,s aiiadiendo
que va es hora, "pues que el Gobierno
ALI es estable " puede va dejarse H.
bremente Ell manos de los filipinos."
Prosigue asl el ilustre gobernante
americano;: rs {.
/ LAS declaracioIies pdblicas hechas
por los jefes de los gobiernos aliados
Y asociaaes durante la guerra aeerca
de los derechos y ibertades de las Pc
quenas nacionalidades. y la enuncia-
ci0n de la doctrina de self f-determi-
nation, han sido acogidas Ell todas
sus parties por los filipinos. Y la con-
fianza que tienen en- la pronta formal
ci0n de Ia. Liga de las Naciones, pa
rece. que les ofrece una futura Y GER
cana seguridad para consolidar su in
Las primelas elecciohes. generates
en- las Filipinas, en- julio
de 1919, demostr6 Ia habilidad de los
filipinos para las funciones de un go
bierno polftico, aun cuando las ire
gularidades que Sc notan EN- las leyes
de- elecciones son mas zaparentes.
En- elias Sc recomierda igual sufragio
para todos los habitantes de las islas.
El comercio exterior, total de las Fl
Iipinas durante sl aiio, fu6 POGO me-.
nos que ell de 1913, dice ell mensaje.
siendo su balance de una ganancia
muy marcada a favor de las islas, al
final del ano ,transcurrido. Aun Guam
10 las exportaciones de aztcar fueron
menos del 80 por ciento, que ell aflo
interior, la zafra sobrepuj0 a Ia re-
,olectada en- 1918.
Los gastos del Gobierno insular du-