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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
fDH MuEaTn0 REDAOToR. .coRREa
PoNaAL &c NEW YORK;

....fH dfron aue Ia dlhenitad de L
fAga 6e Naeienen eenalEts en- Que ssria
ampoaib.s Fsunir Goa frecuencia los 70
prenantanlea ds los distintos gohiarnol
PARA ceiehraF - ahambieas neessariasl
san embargo tqnf parece cue ocnrre al
Ffameuie sn sl pnsrto ds Nneva York
sins gus ne " 3 csiebrar una CONVEX.
eitn - u que tomar1n parte todos lo'
pnebses del mundp1 Dondo quisra qns
mlramon eeseubFsmas una distinta ban
drga. erblema - ana distsnta naei6n
r. ~ pDpa a. aqnsl buque npta Il ban
aesa inglona; en IA de aqusl otro Il tri-
cploE de FRancla: mas aha advertimos
Il ii.llana; iusxo u hoiandesa: despues
IA china.
"a saan L.orsnro'' navera suavemsn.
q ppr las asnas mnsFtas De IA bahia,
y a foEdo ss leventa Ia estatua Dc II
Libersad. Los nna vienen q Nneva York
uor primera vss IA seAalan. iocos de con
tentbi poE en ven De vERDAD 10 cue
tantns y tanfas veess han viste DE
EhfBUsTE. en- postales en- eiomos, en-
dibnios y SnspiEan alegres como pensan
De- va Fsaiaes nj sushol
Monsieur &. an frances de algunoa
eincusnta ah0n. - me aesrca con grave
DAD y me diess Amigo milo. que hrv
tos son mis- concludadsnos"
IA guien e EeasTe ustea9.-le pre-.
sunto.
IA quitn ~ ds ssr7, los franeeses.
-tPor que aies ustod eso7
-pcrene Is nna estupideE Kagaiar una
sataiua .niabola a. Ia iihertnd, q i'm pals
enc to4o 70 prohiha. In Francia. en- mi
tisrrn. no enenenlra listed ningan simbo
70 ds enA naturalsza. pero usted hacs l.
ere ie "a - santislma voluntad. tQu6
uried qulsrs bsbeE7 Pues bebe hasta en-
hriagarns: tane nstsd quiere fnmar opio7
ruGs fuma hasta sshar los snenos mas
originates iQnk nsted quiere tenor m
mnnsntp Do plassrq Puss ss bnsca una.
doa tres muierss y las lieva a donde
usisd auisga. sin ans nadie se meta cor
usiod. r aqnl en New York k... iqne
hipoersEiai No hay amsrieano que nc So
vnelyn loco per ana eopa De iicor, "a
SEA champagns. vermouth crema de
caeno. y. san embargo. aprneban una ley
prphfhienGe lan hebidas alcoholics. Mn.
ehas as les muieres que dosnlan poE
nfoadwsy. son , hacen 10 nismo cue las
dei hu1svsrd sn Paris. y 81 listed les haee
ana rsha o una irvitnci6n y elias no
eri4n ds nguy hnen humor. ilarnan 3 m
psllsla y II dicens este hombFe me In
faltado". y - tisne urted para pasar
mncies doioEea a. eabezn para pagaT
muchos pesos Dc muita. iAhl Francia.
rrancin; ,td 81 sabes viviri
irohEe Monsieur x...l Tantos dias
ain cnleufarzs u garganta. q cue en-
Paris Ia isnla aiempEs como an hoEno
Tisne FaE6n para Qusiarue: e. tan nota-
be IA dlferencia - 80 alicia renegando
de a 'shrutnisdaa'' Dc sus coucindada.
nos. y 70 csntempio los enormes edia-
clos eno qsisFsn escAlar el cielo. Con
Il tiempo ne ~ 3 ser menester morirse
para vsrie II cara . San PEDRO. Los az
eulieetos ameElearos se ocuparAn DE- "a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
Los ADoRAD0REs DE BACo
A CABALL0, PoR sANTURCE

La policia de santurce nos jnforma
CUE los sDiablos azules' sorprendieron
Norberto Mendoza Rivera, que en-
I'm caballo conducia dos galones de ron.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
INFORMACIONES
ACERCA DEL MER-
CADO AZUCARERO

Los Sres. Meichior Armstrong Des-
sau, de New York, nos escriben como
sigue:
Julio 29:--No Sc efectuaron ventas.
Julio 3O:-Mercade cerrado.
Agosto .1:-se anot6 IN alza della
ct en- las vcntas de Fuerto Rico, 4.8e
c. elf. un limitada cantidad de uba
8 II c. q y F. Las siguientes ventss SO
efectuaron:
1000 toneladas Cuba embarque Agosto
LA G. y F. un operator.
1000 toneladas Cuba en- puerto aqui
a 1 4 c. id id.
45l5e,ooo slcs Puerto Rico en- puerto.
a Hots y eirbarque en- Agosto a 4.85 c.
elf. Arbrckle Bros.
Ell mercado cerr5 quieto
Agosto 2: FL mercado abri6 nrsne a
los dltilnes preeios, v fueren las siguien
tes ventas:
5000 ton. Cuba embaruuc Agosto a
u. Il. a 21 sh. ciE.
10000 ton. Cuba rroato cnbarque a
8 n g. VI. In Federal
10000 scs Porto RICO pronto embar-
Cue a $4.26 {. cITF Fo1erai.
Iiay alrededor de $4,000 sacos de
Frarto Rico disponiBles 8 81 86 c. GIF
pcro los coIpraaores no dsmuestran
inischo inter5s en- conprar. La FEDE-
RAJ y Arbuekle han cubierto todas
sts peeesiaades ininediatas y los otros
refinado-es locales declaran estar bien
provistes al presente. Sin embargo, 81
inercsdo cort:nda fi-me psro no autici-
games aiucho negocio hasta dentro de
Hn par de dias.
AzTCAR EEFINADA:-La demanda
ror aziicar refnada baio la base de s C.
Sc mcstro IN pcce Cola en- ell mercado
local aver, y Sc supcre que este es de-
b3do en- paEte que los azldcares de re-
nc ache So ofrecen a una base de 5.55
c. nlenos ell 2 por ciento.
la Federal y Arbuckls contindan re-
tirados y este hecho puede considerarse
como una de las razones para la mas
menos restriction en- las compras por
rarte de la demanda local.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
Notas de football

Pocas horas despu6s cue ancl6 en- es-
te puerto el crucero ingles s'Valerian J,
una comisi6n Gel ''R. s. ]. F. B. c.,
Sc dirigi6 bordo de dicha nave, Ell
objeto de invitar a los marines a ju-
gar un partido de foot ot-ball''
La comisi6n fu6 atendida con Ia cor
tesla cue caracteriza siempre a los Sub
ditos de S. MI. Jorge w., v despues de
consultarlo con los "footbolistas de
la tripulaci6n, de salvar pequenos obs
taculos, ell joven Conlandante acepto gus
tosamente la invitacion que Sc lie hizo.
El encuentro verifc6se en- ell Moro
ccnforme estaba acordado, ANTE hume
rosa concurrencia la cual hacia tempo
que estaba avida de yer al 'tSan Juan"
medir su empuje con un euuipo de su
porte; y, efectivamente: Ell severe rcloj
de Ia igualdad, de la equidad, lie marco
al "San JUAN la bora en- que debia
dc verse cara cara, con un equipo tan
competente como el.
La hora son6; cada jugador ocup6 su
puesto, despu6s de haberse acordado
Ell tempo que Sc jugarfa y de haber
nombrado ell Umpire, quien tene-
mos el gusto de saludar nombre del
San JUAN, por su severidad y parcia.
lidad en- todos sus fallos, ell juego CO.
memo con tres hurras larzados por los
| jugadores y coreados por los especta-
dores, cue estaban va desesperados,
(verdaderamente que ha sido una lasti-
ma que dicho encuentro Sc haya con-
certado tan ntespectivamente, hasta el
extreme de no solo haberse podido anun
ciar por los diarios de la localidad,
sino que no hubo tempo siquiera, para
mandar esuuelas, dada la importancia
del match y. Los narinos lucian ''jer
sey tigre'', y los del "San JUAN, es
meralda, siendo los primeros los que mi
ciaron ell juego con TN avance rapido c
inteligentemente combinado, Ell cual fud
aguantado por Mocoroa, que con gran
trabajo logr6 rechazar la bola nital
del campo, de donde la cogi6 Agudo ,
Sc la paso al ssUruguayoo, no pudien.
do este hacer nada, pues el 'Tbaelz'
! que tenia a su 1ado era una roca in
| franqueable, Ell cTal lie devolvi6 Ia bo-
la SUI nnea de forwards y desde
entonces uued6 ell juego cargado en- e.
"goal'' de los sEsmeraldas" pesal
de que estos ultimos jugaban favor
del viento, que. como sabemos, es un
factor de importancia.
En- ese sitio, los s'Tigres'' dirigieron
algunos ssSchoots'' al sgoalkeeper' ;
sin lograr aloiar la bola en- la red, pues
Mendez defendi6 su puesto con lnuchs
naestria serenidad De otro modo, G.
triunfo habrfa sido desde los primeros
avances. Despues de advertir el "Um
pre-, algunos "outs'', un "hand
ball', dos "outs'' y un ''corner'' te-
inino ell primer ''time'' sin score, dis
tinguiendose de los "Esmeraldas Nc
corca, Leon, Ibarra y Sunllo; Msrino
Agudo y Ell "Uruguayo', regularesi
celso y suarez, malos; Antonio zubi
trabaj6 bastante, pero ESQ no es todo
y Juanitc, nj fl nj "a.
sEGUNDo TIME
:.
j Aranzarnn los sESmeraldaS,' V fHc
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LA JuNTA LOCAL DE SAN JUAN
YLA RENuNCIA DE CoRDOvksSas
DAVILA

connrmandO 10 que diieramos aver re
forsntc a que Ia Junta Local del Parti-
do Unionista. habia enviado una reso-
luci6n a las denas Juntas de la isla, pu-
blicamOs hoy eopia de dicha resoluci6n:
ssLa Junta Local de san Juan, reu-
nGaa en- sesi6r extraordinaria el dia 6
do Agosto de 1921. RcsueIve:
FOR cUANTo 81 sr. Felix C6rdova
Davlla, Comisionado Residente en- Wash
ington 50 la eeclaraao en- alberta rebe-
beldla contra Ia pOlitica de la Union de
Puerto Rico j especialmente contra el
acuerdo aaoptado en- la reunion conjun
"a dc IA Junsa Central en- pleno los
sauadures Representatives. Unionistas
en- Ia nocho dal mi6rcoles dol corrients
PoR cUAlgTo el sr. C0rdova Davila
porsiste en- utslizar su representation co.
NO comisionndo Residente en- Wash
inafou para contrariar Y desacredital
dieha politica y el referidO acuerdo
cFeanaolo asi al Partido una dificil 81
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Una carta ha sido en-
viada para investigar

una parada militar al canpameato de
Ia "Homc Guard, que tendria lugar
un domingo, y SO nego rotundamente,
habiendo sido cl motive de su negatlva
~ expuesto antoriormente, por 10 que
no dobo, por 10 tanto. atribuirse a
otras cosas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12

cubano. La posicion financiera de Euro
pa ha mostrado muy poca 81 alguna me-
jora, pero los precios que prevalecen por
Ell aziicar no son conducentes para for
Ear reducciones adicionales en- Ell consul
mo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
REsUMEN

Los STigreS' mucha organlzaclon
en- Ell juego bastante discipline indi-
vidual; inteligencia en- sus combinacio
mes y completa possession dc su puesto ca
da jugador, pues no hubo que advertir-
seles que estaban outside; ninguno
Sc le oy6 reprochar ST. compaiicro las
nalas jugadas; todos serenos Y Go nuy
buen humor.
Los sEsmeraldas'' (este es un CON-
promiso), pcro en- honor la verdad, y
sobre todo. para estmularles y para
Que traten de reformarse un POGO, hay
que decrle la verdad cada uno: De
Mocoroa, no digo NADIA porque todos
sabenlos que es un "full back" forn1i-
dable, como esta consagrado en- la
is.a entera como tai, cualquier elogio
resefia de su juego resultaria una ma
iaderia. Asi es que pasemos al resto:
Mendez, admirable; Leon, un POGO pc
sado y tosco; sunIle, bastante bueno,
pero lie falt6 ayuda; Ibarra Merino,
nuy arrebatados (este tiltimo jug6 en-
fermo). Agudo siempre con su juego
Individual Ga este otro, lie hizo falta
Herencia, que no jugo>. Ell "Urugua-
yo'', con muchos saltos y brincos; sua
rez, mucha voluntad, pero lie falta I'm
POGO de s'training''; Celso conipleta-
rente sobrio en- su jUego (pero muy
adelantado en- "Ingles y TRIANE-
RIA,'a Juanito, sin estar tan :nsIo
tinido como otras tardes, no hizo mas
que Shotiar'' un gran corner que
puso en- peligro Ell ssgoal'' de los ''Ti-
gres'; A Antonio zubi, que es Ell que
mas mala intenci6n tuvo, no le repartie
ron juego; Y Don Pepe, bueno gracias
La pas6 con Castellano, viendo los to-
ros de lejos, aunque despues del jue-
go Sc entusiasm6 hasta Ell extreme de
elvidarse de que estaba con traje de
soda. En- fin un POGO de desorganiza-
ci6n. cambio dc reproches falta total
de sstraining''. Sin embargo, debo ad-
ycrtir, que, pesar de todo, tanto Ia vic
teria como la derrota, fueron en- buena
lid. Los vencedores atacaron con bra
vura los vencidos Sc defendieron con
valentia.
En- la noche, fueron muy bien aten-
didos los marinos ingleses, en- "La Ma
llcrquina'', por los socios del "san
juan y algunos adrniradOres de ese
dcporte, hasta las nueve diez, bora
en- que Sc fueron SUI buque en- medic
dc la mas franca cordialidad, diciendo
en- ingles castizo: 1--WE will never for
get this afternoon Good bye, Good
Bye.
| PELoTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
CoNTEsTACzoN AL
LcDo. COLL Y cUoHI

Anoche fu6 enviada al Icdo. Jose
Con cuchl una carta del eobernador,
en- contestaci6n de la que este le en-
vsara al prilnero solicitando su renun-
cia, y en- Ia cual lie ordena que aban-
done Ia ofcina a su cargo al reciho de
Ia misma.
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sole gooal'', porque entonces cl vien-
to estaba favor de los .'Tigres" sin
embargo, de vez en- cuando la bola era
rechazada por Leon Mocoroa, al 81
tio de Agudo, que la cogia para. -.
hacer piruetas w.. NADIA mas, acom-
palado del 'Uruguayo', que esta re-
sultando otro aguajero, v este por un
nlomento, no mas, porque sus contendo-
res no les prometian ciertas bromas,
y devolvian la bola sus companeres,
cue al fin, entire tantos ataques y de-
fensas, optaron por 10 que esperabamos
desde el primer momento: un "score"
por cero y.... murio.
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For G. f BERTELI

Redactor Corresponsal del Universal
Service
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-12
sEGUNDo TIME

Avanzaron los HEsmeraldas' Y fac-
ron rechazados 10 misno, convirtisndose
ol juego en- uno como cnsayo en- un
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lngIaiaTra Decide,

Continuation de la pag. la. J
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jose A. sALsEIRo.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
Wisconsin Women Win.

When Governor Blaine signed
the women's 5 rights bill, Wisconsin
became the first state in the Union
where women have equal rights
with men under the civil laws.
The Governor signed the his
toric bill, in the presence of women
from several parts of the state, with
a black quill pen supplied by the
National Women's Party. This
pen, and a copy of the new law, are
10 be sent to the headquarters of
the National Woman's Party in
Washington, ID. c., as mementoes
of the first victory won by Ameri
can women i'll their nation wide
campaign for equal civil rights.
Here is the text of the new law:
To create new section 6.oI5 of
the statutes to remove discrimina
tions against women and to give
them equal rights before the law.
The people of the state of Wis
cousin, represented in senate and
assembly, do enact as follows:
Section I. A new section is add
ed to the statutes to read.
"6.oI5 Women shall have the
same rights and privileges under
the law as men in the exercise of
suffrage, freedom of contract, choice
of residence for voting purposes,
jury service, holding office, holding
and conveying property, care and
custody of children and in all other
respects. The various courts, execu-
tive and administrative officers shall
construe the statutes where the
masculine gender is used to include
the feminine gender unless such
construction will deny to females
the special protection and privileges
which they now enjoy for the
general welfare The courts, exeCu-
tive and administrative officers shall
make all necessary rules and pro-
visions to carry ont the intent and
purpose of this statute.
Section 2. Any woman drawn
to serve as juror upon her request
to the presiding Judge or magist
rate, before the commencement of
the trial of hearing, shall be excus
ed from the panel or venire.
"Section 3. This act shall take
effect upon passage and publica-
ton"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
RANGE ORE SHIPMENTS TO
DATE BELOW AVERAGE
Shipments This Year Are Less Than
One-FOurth In Comparison With
Shipments Last Year.
From the Ironwood Times)

Ore shipments for the 1921 sea
son from the Gogebic range are
less than one fourth as large as the
tonnage shipped to July I. of last
year accordingto figures announced
this week.
To date only 526. 1887 tons of ore
has been shipped from the Gogebic
range in 1921 as compared with
? 3T2, 500 to July I, in 1920.
During the month of June of
this year only 500 398 tons of ore
was shipped from Gogebic range.
Last year more than I zoe, 900 tons
were shipped i'll June, which was
more than twice the total tonnage
shipped during the 1921 season up
to the present time.
1t is estimated of the total tonn
age shipped from the Gogebic
range during June, approximately
225, 1000 tons came from the Oliver
Iron Mining company properties.
The shipment for June month
this year and in 1920 and for this
season to date, as compared with
the corresponding period a year ago
are given in the table below. Fig
ures from the docks at Marquette
and Escanaba were not available at
the time the figures were announc
ed:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
Wisconsin Maintenance system.

Madison, The maintenance sys-
tenn of the Wisconsin Highway
Commission with its method OF
patrol was adopted i'll 1918 and is
proving highly satisfactory. The
highway system is divided into
patrol sections ranging Fl om five to
twenty miles in length. The team
sections average approximately
seven miles, the tractor sections
thirteen miles, and the motor truck
sections twenty miles in length.
On team patrols the patrolman IS
paid an average salary of SI65 90
per month, he furnishing a salts
factory team and wagon, and the
county furnishing the balance of
the equipment necessary. On tract
OF patrols the county furnishes the
entire equipment, paying the pat.
;olman an average salary of SI25 90
/ per month and in each case furnish.
ing an operator for the tractor OF
truck in addition There are EN-
/ ployed at the present time 9Ir pat
rolmen, of which ia operate motor
truck patrols, 81 tractor patrols,
aud the balance team patrols. The
total expenditure for maintenance
Of the system for the season of 1920
was 81, I25, 900, of which SI,625,.
900 was expended on patio! main
tenance and the balance on resur.
facing old gravel and in new grad.
ing. The average cost of earth
road maintenance was SI87 per
mile; gravel SG84 per mile; stone
macadam $40 per mile; and con.
crete S22o per mile, of which
amount sos per mile was for the
maintenance of the concrete slat
and the balance for shoulders
bitches, etc.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
NEWPORT DENIES RUMoRs
No Ore Trains on the $500" 4"

For the first time in many
years the 500 road is not running
any ore crews between Ashland
and the Gogebic range, says the
Ashland Press. This does not
mean that they are not shipping
any ore, but the shipments are so
restricted that the regular freights
are hauling TIE ore. Only about
10 to 20 loads of ore are bring
shipped each day and the way
freight and the time freight into
Ashland are hauling these cars from
Mellen and taking back the empties
There is only one crew working al
the 500 ore docks, no night o.
Sunday work being done.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16

The party was hunting deer and
when Wick noticed the movement
through the brush as Karpinsk
was tanning himself he thought il
was deer swishiug his tail TO brush
off the flies. Wick declared he
raised his rifle and holding it on
the spot for a moment pulled, the
trigger when he saw that the move
ment was continued. He came to
town and gave himself up to Sheriff
Morris after the accident.
While the shooting was accident
al it is held that there was neglig-
ence on the part of Wick in con
nectiou with the accident and that
the shooting was not wholly ex-
cusable. He was also violating the
law in that he was hunting deer
out of season. His bail was set at
$500.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
hex HELD FOR TRIAL
ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
Montreal Man Who Killed Companion
while Deer Hunting Bound Over
to Circuit Court.

q Knute Wick, of Montreal, who
hred the shots which killed Stanley
Karpinski on the morning of June
Is while the men were hunting
DEE in the vicinity of the Spring
Camps south of Montreal, was
Bound over to circuit court for trial
% charge of manslaughter in the
hurth degree following his hearing
ii municipal court Tuesday morn
ipg. The man was held for trial
% the recommendation of District
attorney Warren B. Foster.
The principal witness was James
Nalino, who was with Karpinski
Nhen he was shot. His story was
Substantially the same as that re-
hted on the day following the
shooting, in which he told how he
and Karpinski were sitting on a
lpg and Karpinski was tanning
hmself with his hat to keep off
pc mosquitoes when a shot rang
oht and Karpinski fell to the
hound. Valino took his companion
b the hand and attempted to raise
Nm and just then another shot was
hfed, the second shot piercing Kar-
pnski's hand. The first shot
aruck him in the neck and he died
lhstantly.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16

Gogebic range today rhe party
made a short stop at Bessemer
yesterday afternoon aud then con-
tinued on to Ironwood, where the
night was spent. To-day they will
pass through Hurley on their way
to Ashland and from there they go
to Duluth and then to PortArthur
Hurley has not been designated as
a stopping point, hence it is quite
likely that Hurleyites will get but a
glimpse of the party going through
At Tronwood plans have been
made to entertain the visitors at a
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16

banquet. They carry their own
cots and camping equipment and
will spend the night in Ironwood
at the Central school The tour.
ing party is comprised of 40 cars
and trucks carrying about $50 peo-
Pile The party is smaller than it
was planned would make the trip.
the reason for which is given as the
business depression, many of the
members of the association being
compelled to remain at home on
account of business matters that
required their attention.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16

OLIVER STILL BEHIND SCHEDULE
With more than one third of the
ore shipping season gone, there is
still little or no activity among the
mine operators to ship their stock
ed ore from their properties.
: The Oliver company is the only
corporation which is shipping with
any degree Of regularity and two
shovels only are being employed on
the average of each day at its
properties on the range.
Officials declare that the company
IS still two weeks behind in the
schedule announced at the beginn-
ing OF the season, and there is no
evidence that tends to maks one
believe that brisker shipments will
start shortly. To date approx
mately 500 900 tons have been
shipped by the Oliver company,
which is almost 100, 900 tons short
of the schedule for the season.
Last year at this time the company
had shipped more than $50 600
tons.
NEWPORT DENIES RUMORs
Rumors, which were almost ac-
cepted as facts by some, were cur
rent this week that the Steel &
Tube company had disposed of a
million tous of ore. Absolutely
no foundation whatsoever for the
rumor, was the answer from the
Office of the conpa1y in regard to
such question.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
Chinese Water Chestnuts.

Water chestnut is a name given
many times to the edible tubers, grown
in great quantities in China, that are
properly called the pi-tsi, and may be
eaten either raw or boiled. The real
water chestnut in China has the name
of ling-ko and is one of the five food
grains grown there.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
Tsttoo Marks.
$500.

Although tattoo marks generally are
asserted TO be indelihe If produced by
the insertion of some carbOnaceOus
matter, ii is said they will disappear
If first we'll rubbed with salve of pure
1cetic acid and lard, then with n sOlu-
ton of potash, and finally with hydro
chloric acid. 1t would be advisable to
consult a skin specialist.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-07-16
Pike Tourists Here Today.

The members of the Michigan
Pikers association on their Around
Lake Superior Tour are on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

HOUSTON. Tex. - Convicted Of
bigamy. following marriage to Viola
Miller, said TO be nine years old.
James Smith sentenced TO five yearr
imprisonment.