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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
BRUTAL ATROPELLO
EN- CONTRA DE lin PO-
LICIA EN- F AJARDO

Nos informa nuestro corresponsal On
Fajardo que en- npomentos en- que el
guardia Trinidad Rosario llamo al or
den a los individuos Juan Montafez,
Jose Montahez, Damaso Ayala y Ma
nuel Davila, quienes discutian acalora-
damente en- un bailo que SO celebraba
EN- casa de Leonor Maldonado fue alta
cado por estos, quienes luego do derri-
barlo al suelo desarmarlo, le infrie-
ron varias heridss de caracter grave.
Form6se ell consiguiente alboroto, 4
consecuencia del cual Sc cree que haya
fallecido una sefiora que estaba por alH
cerca, y quien padecia una affection car
diaca.
Los presuntos autores de tan escan
daloso hecho fueron arrestados por el
jefe Berreteaga.
Ell revolver del policia, que Ie ARE
bataron en- la lucha, no ha sido hallado
atin.
FL pueblo esta indignado pOr la bru-
tai aggression en- contra dol guardia Ro-
sario, que so hslla en- el Hospital, pi.
de un ejemplar castigo para los agre-
sores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
ESPANA DESAFIA A LOS
MARROQUIES
NUMEROSOS BATALLONES
SALEM PARA Ell NORTE De
AFRICA

Madrid, Julio 26.-Numero-
sas fuerzas de infanteria, ar
tiIIeria, cabaIlerfa ingenie-
ros, asi como tambien un con-
siderable nGmero de material
de aViacion y de fortificaclo-
nes, han saIido, con toda pre-
mura, para Malaga, donde
embarcaran para MeIilIa.
19 buques de la escuadra
recorren ell Iitoral de Marrue-
COS para impedir que los mo-
ros rebeIdes reciban armas.
Sc ignora la suerte que han
podido correr las columnas y
los detacamentos que ocupa-
ban la zona exterior de Nell
LA, aunque Sc teme que ha-
yam sido hostiIizados y mata-
dos por los moros.
lnformes ofiCiales recibldos
de MeIiIIa dicen que el general
Berenguer fortifica rapida-
mente sus posiciones y Sc pre-
para a hacer frente a cual-
quier eVentuaIidad, que Sc te-
me ocurra de un momento a
otro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
CoMIsIoN DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A oBRERos
AvIso IMPORTANTLY

Los patronos constribuyontes al Fon-
do de Indemnizaciones a obroros q. no
hubisren hasta la fecha remitido a la
Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones a obreros
los informes mensuales do jornales y
sueldos pagsdos, deben enviarlos antes
del 81 de los corrientes, para que pue-
dan ser lquidadas sus respectivas cuen
tas do SECURE de 1o20-21.
En- defecto de los informes men
suales, puede remitirse un resumen de
los pagos de jornales verihcados en- el
afio econ6mico do 1020-2I, o parto del
mismo en- que Sc hubiere trabajado.
En- case de que durante uno varios
meses do dicho afio no SO hubiere rca-
lizado labor alguna en- ol negocio de
cualquier patrOno asegurado, debe este
remitir slcmpre los infOrmes correspon-
dientes consignando on ellos las pala-
bras 'No Sc ha trabajado.''
Tcdos estos infornes pueden ser ren
didos por medic dc cartas, en- los
impresos proparados al efecto, que Sc
ran enviados todo patrono qao 10
sOlicitare.
San Juan, p R., julio 21, 1921.
Jose COLL Y CUCHI.
Presidente.
81 Efe = AAvt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
UN TREN AsALTADo
PoR Los BANDIDoS

MACON (Francia), julio 26.- Tres
bandidos enmascarados SO introdujeron
en- oil tren de Paris a Marsella.
Los pasajeros de un wagon do prime
ra clase fueron despojados de todo 10
que nevaban encima.
Un pasajero que trat6 do hacsr re-
sistcncia, fu6 matado por los bandidos.
Estos inutiiizarOn la sefal de alarma
y huyeron POGO despues, internandose
en- los bosques.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
sRTA. PATRIA L. vIvAs

Aver sali6 para su kesidencia de
Ponce La bella senorita Patria J.. vi.
vas, quien pas6 una corta temporada
entire nosotros, durante la cual fu6 sim
patica huesped de los esposos Robles-
Camacho.
A Patria, cuya partida ha entriste-
cido a un apasionado coraz61 ibero,
10 damos ol mas afectuoso dc los salu-
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
Los AJEDRECIsTAs CoNGRATU-
Lam AL sENoR CINTRoN
(PoR TELEGRAFo)

Carolina. Julio 20.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
'Club Ajedrecista" Carolina felicl-
ia calurosamento generalisimo pcrtorri.
quehO cintr6n, por triunfo conquistado
sobre Mr.. Armstrong, fama New Jer.
sey.
Victor M. FRAGoSO,
Tomas Gonzalez ANDINo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
BoDA EN- PONCE

Han contraido matrimonio, scgdn
nos comunica nuestro coresponsal, los
muy estimados j6venes Quisqueya To.
rres Ubidez y Eugenio Torres, tenedor
do libros dc "The Ponce Railway and
Light Co." Quisqueya osta omparenta-
da con muy apreciables familias dc
Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
LA "CRUz RoJA"
DIsPoNE DE S16.992. rs

Segdn el informe annual que nos en-
via ol presidonte del capitulo do Puer.
to Rico de la "Cruz Roja America
ma, Licdo. del Toro Cuebas. eI ofcc-
two depositado en- el American Colo.
nal Bank" el dia 10 de este ines
era e,s9275.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
ooNoURso DE c1cL1srA

PARIS, julio 26.- En- oil concurso- dc
cclsta que SO celebr6 on Franco, duran.
to un mes y ell cual tcrmn6 anteanoehs
obtuvO primer premo un doctor belga
Ell segundo premo Mr.. Heugen,D belga,
y el tercer premo, un frances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
UN lNCENDIO CAUSA.
ENORMES PERDIDAS
EN- Ell 'MAURETANIA'
tPoR CABLE FRANoEs)

LoNDRES, julio 26.- FL vapor
'Mauretania'', de la "cunard Line,
ha sufrido un incendio cerca de South
ampton, que le ha producido danos
enormes.
La conhagraci6n tuvo origen en- ell
salon do primera clase invadi6 los
tres puentes. que fueron coronados por
las namas. Hay numerosos bomberos
heridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
UN CORRIDOR AMERICANA
CANA UN GRAN PREMI0
MAS DE CIEN KILoMETRoS PoR no
RA RECoRRIDo PoR Ell vENCEDoR
YANKI

MONS, (Belgica) julio 26.-El norte-
americano Murphy gan6 ell gran preu1io
en- las grandes carreras de automobiles.
Murphy recorri6 SIT Kilometres y 800
metros en- cuatro horas, siete minutes
diez segundos.
otro northumberland, MIR. De Palma,
Jleg6 despues.
Murphy y Du Bennett manejaban auto
m6viles norteamBricanos. 'Deusenberg'.
De Palma Y GOux, automobiles france
ses, marca Boillot.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
AVISO


Debdo las preguntas que dariamente nos estan ha-
ciendo algunos tabaqueros que la actuadad raba-
jan nuestras abrcas por la presente hacemos cons
tar pnblcamente que todos los tabaqueros que han
adO despueS de la suspension de acuerdo con ell avi
publcado fecha de Abril los periodicos loca
les, de conformdad con la carta de nuestro Presi
dente de Abril IL, pueden contar trabajo per-
manente.
Cumplremos todo 10 que heos ofrecido nadie abso-
lutamente podra nducirnos cambiar la politica
adoptada.
La situacion anoral por la cua atravieSa nueStra in
dustria solo permite emplear Ell ndnero de raba-
jadoreS que usfque las ordenes de cgarroS en- mano
actuamente solo queda reducido numero de me-
plazas vacantes que dentro de corto pazo
peramos cubrir e gran nmero de solicitaneS que
Sc han presentado en- los utmos dias
Los operaros que recientemente ingresaron
las fabrcas seran por la Compana respetadoS en-
derechos al gual que los antiques, permaneceran en-
pueStoS.
PORTO RICAN AMERICAN TOBACCO co. ofP r.
San Juan, p. R., Julio 90. 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27
FL 'OSO RUSSO ASOMA
DE NUEVO SU ENORME
CABEZA CERCA DE La
FRONTERA POLACA
(PoR CABLE FRANCEs)

LoNDRES, Julio 26.- Dicen de VII
ma que enormes cargamentos do mu.
niciones y uIiiformes alemanos han lie
gado a Kovno (Rusia).
A la vez, numerosas brigadas del ej6r
cito ''bolsheviki'' han empezado a re.
concentrarse en- ell frente occidental,
hacia ell oeste el nordesto do Mins::S.
HORRIBLE INCENDIo EN-
Ell MEDITERRANEo
Ell, TEsoRo CONDUCIDo PoR UN
BUoUE FUE DEsTRUIDo PoR LAS
LLAMAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27

ATENAs, Julio &c. Informes proce
denies de Esmirna anuncian que ha
surgid0 una revoluci6n entire los ''Ko.
nies", 500 Kilometres de Angora.
Los rebeldes han dcstituido las auto.
ridades turcas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27

Sc pIisa y forran botones.
A CARAZO, Brau St. 72.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27

CoNsTANTINoPLA, Julio &C. Los
turcos han ocupado ouchan y han CO.
pado una division griega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27

ARGEL (Argelia) julio 26.-Un horri-
BILE incendio estall6 a bOrdo del vapor
uorteamericano "Partiau'', el cual Sc
encontraba en- oran, a donde lego pro
codente dc Alexandria, con destino a
Hamburgo.
A pesar de los esfuerzos realizados, el
veferido buque fue destruido por las la
mas hundido POGO despues.
Las perdidas fueron muy importantes,
pues resuIt6 completamente destruido
el cargamento, tornado especialmento
de esencias Y algod6n.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
lRONSIDE NEWS

Rex Marquis of Mallet spent Tho
week end with friends at Ironside.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Smith and son
Summers went to Brogan on bust
ness Monday returning Sunday.
Mrs. S. ID. Duncan and sons, RAJ
and Willie, visited her daughters
Mrs. Alice Williams near Malheui
city, Saturday.
Orville Nichols and Arthur Beam
went to Bridgeport to cut same wood
for Wilbur Nichols. Monday.
Fred Lawrence went to Brognu
Tuesday on business.
Willie Duncan was an outgoing
passenger on Tuesday stage to on
tario and Weiser on business.
Tommy Mckay OF Baker was in
this locality Tuesday looking for
young cattle to buy.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Welch NOV
ed in from Malheur river and will
spend the winter In s. NJ. Molthan's
house.
Bill Westfall and Jess SIMPSON Of
Glover Creek we're Ironslde visitors
Wednesday. Mr.. Westfall Will move
his family to ontario for the winter.
Doug Lotion and son. Earl, and
Arthur Vanburan shipped out sever
al carloads of beef cattle to Port
land Thursday via Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Locey went
to Ontario Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston were out
going passengers In Thursdays
stage returning to their home in
Portland after several weeks outing
In the mountains on Malheur river
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield were over
night guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Nichols Wednesday night from NAL
heur river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. welch left Thurs
day 70 visit friends In Idaho and
Baker before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson OF
Pralsie City was an Ironside visitor
Thursday going to Nyssa. oregon for
location.
Alva Lawrence OF Unity visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Law
renee. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Payton OF
Payette. Idaho. we're Ironside visi-
tors Monday after an extended visit
In Baker and Unity with relatives.
AlNHNlu' lhNh AAh3
ished patting up their second crop
OF hay. The second crop is much
better than for years
Guy Wise has completed his honey
crop OF $500 pounds OF extracted
honey and 200 pounds OF comb
honey Mr.. Wise feels quite elated
being inexperienced with bees.
Albert and Robert Carpenter NOV
cd their families to their new home
near Vale the first OF the week
from Camp Creek Sawmlll
u. c. Elms returned home from
Baker Thursday where he has been
out on business.
W. II. Lotion and Bert Lawrence
we're Ironside visitors on business
Friday.
Frank Elms aud Raleigh Vanbur-
an went out on Ironside mountain
for deer Hunt Saturday
+. Smith OF Brogan came mp after
Mrs. HALEY Robertson TO assist John
Smith through fruit season.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS RECORDED
SEPT. ~ TO SEPT ~

U. S. A. to Milton II. Tregaskis
shNwh, NwK swh Sec. 8; Nj
hsEh of Sec. 7-31-46. Nov 90
1919.
Sheriff II. Lee Noe TO Commerc,
Mortgage Securities Co. NEh NV u
Sec. 19-15-43. Aug. 30, 1921. S3,.
SO9.6s. tCert. of Sale).
A. NJ Johnson ct ux to f. w
Blakesley, 1acre in sEh Sec sic.
a.. Jan. 6. 1921. s1.OO.
Grace u. Turner ct vir to Franz
schrum, Lots 10 and 90. in Block
277, Ontario. Aug. 90, 1921. $1,000
Thomas c. Thomsin to Luella Il
Sullivan. Lots 2 and 3. Swh NEA
SEA Nwh Sec. 4-17-47. Sept. 9
1921. $4,000.
U. 8. A. to VIM. ]. Altnow. NV "a
NEh Sec. II; ny Nwh. sen NV
u OF Sec. 1885. Aug. is, 1921.
Frank stubbs ct ux to Thomas r.
Coward, Lot 10. Block s, Teutsch
Add. to Nyssa. Jan. IL, 1921. $3O7.
Geo. p. Green ct ux to Edw. II.
Christensen ct al, Lot Z. Block 90.
Greens Add to Nyssa. Oct 90, 10.
$4,000.
Edw II. Christensen TO ". r..
Brown. Undivided " Int. in Lot Z,
Block 60, Greens Add. TO Nyssa.
Sept. 81. 1921. $4,000.
,orah II. Brown ct vlr TO Winfield
s. Brown ct nj, 3 acres In Lot 2.
Sec. S-2O-47. Sept. IS. 1921. $500.
o. s. Smith TO Al e, Powell. Lots
8 and 9, Block 8. OF X. s. a d.
Fruit Farms In Sec. ts-i9-47. Sept.
81. 1921. SG75.0O.
U. s. A. TO Jessie NJ. Morrison. n
hsEh. sEhsEh Sec. .; whsw
Y. sEh Nwh. NBh swh. Nwh
sEh Sec. 2-i7-t3. Sept 0, 1914.
H. T.. Adams ct ux TO John II.
Gushing ct al. EMN u swh Sec.
29-i5-47. May 2s. 1921. 800.
o. A. Baldwin ct ux 10 G, l.. Fish
or ct al, Nwh NV y Nwh Sec. So
20-t6. April I. i92i,'S2, 10000.
Theriff II. Lee Noe to John c.
Johnston. sEh NEh. and NEh SIC
y Sec, S-is-43. Sept. s. 1921. ST.
349.1S.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29

Grille Nichols and Arthur Beam
attended the dance at Brogan Satur-
day nigh.
Ray ard Ralph Duncan will de-
liver several thousand bushels OF
grain at Brogan In the next couple
of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cape have
put their little daughter in the Iron
side school for the winter as there
will be no school In Southfork dis
trict
Miss Dottie Locey, graduate of
Ontario High School has returned
to take a postgraduate course at
that place.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
COMPLAINTS FILED IN CIRCUIT
COURT DURING WEEK

Morris sommers Co. ys. H. ]. Ben.
son. Sept. 10, 1921. Recovery OF
Money si,35O.23.
II. n. stanfield vs. o. S. l.. Ry.
Co, Sept, 10, 1921, Damages. SAC
20.
Pacific Northwest Adjustment
Co. ys. Ontario Electric Co.. Sept
10 1921 Recovery on account.
sl9s.73.
Clemente Alday VS.. Julian LARA
bide. Sept. 20. 1921. Recovery of
wages. sS.75s.33.
First National Bank OF Hanford,
Cal. VS. Randall Sage. Sept, 22. 1921.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
DURING WEEK

Avalon V. Mansur and Elizabeth
Williams. Sept. 10. 1921
ID. n. Masterson and Helen Ander-
son. Sept. 20. 1921.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE Good five room
house, shade, trees, lawn. 10000
worth of good furniture. Good To-
calty, price $265O Gregg & Doo-
little.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
roverv ON Note. $4,000.

Recovery on Note. $4,000.
Mabel Throe vs. q. T.. Throe.
Sept 23, 1921. Divorce.
W. p. Allen VS.. Malheur Live
stock & Land Co Sept. "a, 1924. Re-
covery on Note. $4,000.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
HEATING

No basement required; your home
heated better, safer and more
economically. We have a package
price,
II. II. Udlck.
Plbg. q Htg.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. A. Stewart Brown desires to
announce that she has been appoint
ed Cosetlere for the Spirella Com
pany. For appointments, phone
2S-J. 38 IT,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-09-29

FOR TRADE--IIouse and five
lots for good Ford Car. Must be
in first class condition. Inquire at
the Second Hand Store. Ontario,
Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Chinese DELEGATION
HAS SEVEN DEMANDS

Or. Yen considers II waste OF
time pounding away on detail
when a question Of principle II IN
VOWED
'obviously." he told me. III the
policy OF the open door. ne pro.
pounded by the American secretary
OF state. John Hay. II really put into
effect In China. there can be no
special privileges In Manchuria or
anywhere else for any particular ma.
tlon.
"If no nation II 20 have n special
sphere OF Influence on Chinese soil.
there ~ no need 20 argue the Chan.
tunR matter. Shantung automati.
cally returns 20 China uncondition.
ally.
III u in agreed that China should
have control OF her resources and
that no foreign government should
be In 4 position 20 refuse China the
use OF a railway thru Chinese ter.
ritory. questions like the South Man
churinn railway. owned by Japan.
disappear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
DR.. l0uChNEY'S
HUMAN BAKE 0vE|
The Strongest Endorsement Of the Growing Popularity
the Human Bake Oven in Combating the Ills of Ma11
Is to Be Found in the Many Grateful Letters That
Pouring in Almost Daily to Doctor Loughney.

adhesions. pains OF flat feet; q
creme: varicose ulcers; syneg4
sciatica; neuralgia; myaIgia;
ritis: Bright's disease: neph
pleuritis; stomach. liver and
ailments: faulty elimination; -
metabolism: poor circulation; ~
appetite; insomnia; nerves.
asthma. bronchitis. pleurisy and
dred ailments.
II you are suffering from ~
these troubles. whether acun
chronic. even though you may =
tried various other forms Of e
ment and medicines without 80
II will pay you to call at DR.. -
ney's offices for a thorough ~
nation and diagnosis Of your -
NOTE.--Dr. Loughney's BAL
Oven treatment offices are ~
at 4o5 Olive St. Seattle. OPP
Times Bldg. DIR. Loughney il .
ed by competent lady nurses y
. a. m. TO y. IN. Sundays
IL only. Telephone Main 6st2 "
the totally invaded or bee
cases are treated In DR.. Loud
Bake oven Sanitarium In kisH
All cases which can come y
offices at 4o5 Olive ST.. are g.
at those offices. Write fof
literature and references.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
If YOU ARE A SUFFERER FROM
ANY FORM OF DISORDER
READ THIS CAREFULLY

study carefully the following list
OF diseases that are MOST FAVOR.
ABLY INFLUENCED AND RE
LIEvED BY SuPERHEATED DRY
AIR AS ADMINISTERED THRU
THE MEDIUM OF THE HUMAN
BAKE OVEN AND CORRECTIVE
EATING:
Acute and chronic govt: rheu-
matte govt; rheumatism: arthritis
deformans: arthritis traumatic neu.
ropathic or following infectious
fevers: chronic articular rheuma-
tism: infectious rheumatism, fixed
joints II fibrous: stiffness following
splint and cast treatment of frac.
lures and dislocations: mainutrision:
obesity. lumbago. acute and chronic
ncphritis; writer's cramp; golf leg:
ph,ebitis. puffy. dropsical. watery.
swollen limbs: housemaid's knee:
tennis and baseball arm: toxemia:
neurasthenia; labored heart action
IL functional; abnormal blood pres
sure: sprains and strains: cold and
sweating feet; acute or chronic syno-
Wits; ankylosis. II fibrous; muscular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Reward PAID IN
BRUMFIELD CASE
Seattle Express Firm Gets
500 OF Amount

RosEBuRC. Nov. s.--one thou.
sand dollars OF Douglas county
money today went into the jeans
OF sundry individuals who contrib
uted TO the capture Of Dr. Richard
NJ. Brumficid. now awaiting execu.
ton In Salem for the murder OF
Dennis Russell.
The county court offered 81 900
for the murdcrer'r capture, while
the state offered another $1,000.
This latter reward win await the
converting of the legislature for ap.
proval.
OF the county's money. Inspectors
Richardson and Waugh. Northwest
Mounted Police. who actually ar.
rested Brumfieid near Calgary.
Alta. received 800. The Myrtle
Greek express office. near here. split
800 between two employees. They
gave Information leading TO the dis
covery OF the express package con.
tanning the pink silk skirt.
The Seattle express office. which
held the famous package. and no,
titled Roseburg authorities that
Brumfieid had wired for Il. got 500,
while J. II. Hogan. Roseburg brake.
man, who testified concerning
Brumfield's movements the day OF
the murder. received the last 400.
The states reward probably Will
be apportioned In about the same
percentages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TELEPHONES
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

the peak load calls In half-with
a corresponding failure Of service
TO the telephone user.
AuTOMATICs
MAY FAIL
That the automatic system
may result In complete fail
ure, u pointed out by Reeves.
The duty resting on the tcie-
phone company n 10 install a rys.
tenn that win work after install.
mcnt." he said. mot one that mere
~ secures approval before install.
lstion upon some theory or prophecy
that II may work"
Automatic devices TO be used by
the telephone company are OF "a
new type. according 10 tho COM
pany officials.
In his veto OF the council oril.
nance abolishing several important
positions IN the public utilities de.
pertinent. Mayor Caldwell pointed
cut that the surrender OF the eiiy's
jurisdiction may leave the way
open 10 the installation OF the
automatic phone system on a meas.
uiei basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
WOULD RETAIN
HER SOVEREIGNTY

And NO II goes.
AS 10 consular jurisdiction In
China. we will notsask It's immediate
abolition. Nor will we endeavor 10
fix precisely the terms OF years II is
10 continue In effect.
"Stili. China desires 10 retain her
sovereignty. and 70 win suggest the
eventual removal OF extra.territori.
aiity--at some time in the future.
when China shall have perfected her
judicial system. I don't say 10
years. rs years. 20 years hence---it all
depends.
Another thing am preparing
for presentation at the conference r.
plan for Pacific court OF arbi.
tration. 10 sit. say. nj Shanghai.
This special court would handle only
such disputes as might arise be.
tween Pacific powers. and would not
conflict In any way with the world
court but rather supplement II and
lessen itH labors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Seattle Advertised
by Peruvian Papers

seattle ~ today the best advertised
American city in Peru.
Newspapers received by the Cham.
Der OF Commerce from ]. M. Macedo.
this city's representative at Lima,
set forth in detail seattle's advan.
tages as n manufacturing and ship
ping depot.
Such journals as "El Comercial"
and la Prensa"> devote columns 10
Senttlc's wonderful hart,or and the
resources Of the surrounding coun.
try. One issue shows pictures OF the
numbering industry. snoquslmie
Falls and other scenes. This city IL
referred to as manufacturing cen.
ter OF $4,000 population.
Seattle has full exhibit AT the
Peruvian Centennial exposition.
which began in September. and now,
with the exposition closed. this city's
display II continuing under the al.
rection OF Mr.. Macedo. II was or
eanized and sent under the direction
OF the Northwest Products bureau of
the chamber. Seattle was the only
Pacific Coast city thus advertised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
STILL IS FOUND
IN Lake WATERS
Two Brothers Arrested by
Police and Federal Men

Raiding two lighthouses. near FIRE.
mont. at e12-fs Blewctt st.. federal
and police officers Friday night and
Saturday morning recovered parts
OF a still hidden under water. seized
two gas launches valued at $4,000.
and arrested Ray Foote and w. c.
Foote. brothers
The still. arresting officers said.
had been dIsmantled and the parts
attached 10 strings and lowered in
seven feet Of water. On one OF the
launches was found q quantity OF
mash. kept warm by large lantern.
On the other boat was a gallon OF
mooEshine.
Both the men arrested. who have
been In court previously on liquor
charges. are held in city Jail Satur-
day. while both state and federal
charges are being prepared against
them.
II was recalled that a woman died
at one of these lighthouses several
months ago under mysterious or.
cumstances. At the time II was be.
lieved she died from the effects OF
bad moonshine.