davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
.Petlclones a
la Canara

De los agricnltoreS de la region
oriental hasta Maunabo, reunidos Ell
Asamblea en- la ciudad de. Humacao,
e integrada por mombres de todos los
partidos en- defensa de los intereses
de aquella region, solicitando pOr sn
Presidente v Secretario, respectiva-
mcnte. senores Vicente Ortiz Lopez Y
| S. l.. Rocafort, la aprobaci6n del z.
del S. No. 63, presentado p0r el Sc
nador Sr. Barcel0, autorizando al Co
/, misionado del Interior prOceder al
astlldio V construction de las lineas
ferreas necesarias EN- la region orien-
tai de Puerto Rico; que, 81 la re-
gi0n sur comprendida en- la lfnea
oriental no quiere acompanarle en- In
obla de salvar sus intereses. tar re-
gi6n de la parte sur, sea elimiIlada
del plan, limitando las lfneas hasta
Maunabo Y hasta Caguas, por Las
Piedras Y Gurabo
Del Municipio de Caguas, por su
Comisionado Municipal de Servicio
Pliblico Sr. Juan Gim6pez Garcia. So
licitandO Gle la Lcgislatura la pronta
discussion del proyeeto o proyectos so
bre enmiendas II la Ley Municipal,
para que qucden de una vez definidas
v especifcadas las facultades de los
municipios sobre iinpuestos. contribu-
clones y arbitrios.
del sr. Ferdinand r. Cestero,
! Director del Archivo Hist0rico de
Puerto Rico, solicitando que. en- case
de ser aprobado el z. de la c. 3S1, au-
| torizando la Slesuuccion de legajos
cohteniendo expedientes de asuntos
terminates por felony, anteriorrs a
1904 de mislemeanors antes de 1910,
existentes EN- las cortes de Distrito,
en- vez de ser ,iestraidos dichos iega-
jos. Sc envfen al refefido Arehiyo His
t6rieo para su classification : conser-
saci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
yIsITANDo A SAN JUAN

Visitan la ciudad, ell Comisionado
de Servicio Pdblico de Vieques, Sr
Zoilo Castafios Y ell Sr. Oscar Herman
dez, del comercio de aquella isla, que
permaneceran aquf dos o tres dfas.
Ell Sr. Castaiios, viene a trabajar
La obtenci6n de un emprestito para
mejoras plblicas De Sieques-
Plaza, Hospital, Gales Y otras obras
de reconstruction Y meioramiento pd-
blico, traia de realizar Ia actual ad
ministraci6n y para clio necesitan de-
expresado emprestito.
FL Sr. Herpandez viene en- gestiones
de negocios.
Bienvenidos y que obtengan ell me
jor exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

~ - H+NAANA"
o. ci.la.a.e A. "Asln q iusssa' y a
.iIunn 81 ; acos s'lla kinnanniss" "
fsf liosl.eis Ra0si-un
geassa Anssioa
ilcsfA.iida T. Be- rluasge hnrhcro s.
- sr1spa .'SAnasr AKui , Raia- , =
icrcnao sfiaosllo A. Ia Nosin M,
~" A no tsgs .ai "a
a.asre Rialla
Selection Fi.m service prcscs,iA =
IA r,sQrssa Irresistible Consiuncc Tai
ma,lrc ~ i assaua an ; artos ~rcn
Caidado Marrar;a" y Il winner egi.
sodio de IA fcnonr'al srrie. i.or Gcor.
&C. y. SeiiE y Margucrisc Coutcut
"Oro lie Piraias"
Cine Real
Los cpisodios ~. II > - dc -Es-
iingace".
Cine Monte Carlo
Los heTmosos ei sodios 10. II y IL
de "Estingaree".
Cine Victory Garden
Pauline Frederick en- el sentimental
drama Una Muier On Question" y
Ben Wilson y Nleya Gerber en- Il pri-
mer cpisodio de LAS CuatrO Llaves"
Cine Puerto Rico
Damas gratis. La exquisite actriz,
predilecta del plblico de Santurce, Nor
ma Talmadge en- el preciosO drama
de argumento sublime, puramerte mo-
raj, titulado: "Bajo Contrato". Cinco
actOs. Tambien exhibiremos una CO.
media de gran hilaridad.
Cine Norma
La colossal obra en- Z actos "Con-
ira Viento Y Marea" Gran exito.
Cine Las Antillas, Detras de
Talleres).
"Un D'Artagan Moderno", por Dou-
glas Fairbanks Y una comica. Y un
acto de variedades.
TeatrO SisifO, (Bayam0n).
Los episodios II Y IL de "Juan Cen
tella" y una c6mica.
Teatro Variedades, Bayam0n).
LA Reina del Aire", drama en- 5
parties.
Teatro Rivoli, (RiO Piedras).
Debut de los renombrados artistas
comicos-excentricos bufos Tosu Y Lo-
lita y el drama Gel Lirio del Arroyo,
por Montague Love Y June Edvidge.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
SIN LUGAR

La imposition de contribuciones o
impuestos a la production de azlicar
realizada por algunas municipalities
dies de la isla, ha sido declarada i'm
procedente por los Tribpnales, orde-
nando Ia devolucion de 10 percibido,
en- su caso Sc esti discutiendo en- la
Camara-ayer fu6 derrotado por ha-
berse dividido la mayorfa-un Proyec-
to hacienda enmiendas la VICENTE
Ley Municipal
Va a reconsiderarse ell bill, y los
defensores c.reen pasarIo al fin. Entire
estos esta ell vice presidente, sefior
Lastra Charriez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04


III personal del Departamcnto de
Agriculture y Trabaio de Puerto Rico
esiG ahora constituido en- "a. siguien-
te forEna:
Direction Superior: Sr Manuel Ca
muiias, coniisionado; Luis cueyas Ze-
queira, Subconlisionado; J. Fedcrieo
Legrand, Jefe del Negociado.
Cuerpo Tecnico de la Estaci6n: E.
d. Colon, Director, y F. S. Earle, Ex-
perto en- Intermediates de la Cana.
Division de Agronon,fa: Sres. E. e.
Barker, Jefe de la Division; P. Ri
chardson, Eugenista Vegetal; P Con-
zalez, Horticultor, y NJ. Garcia, Ma
yordomo.
Division de Quimica: Sres. F. A. Lo-
PEE Domfnguez, Jefe de la Division;
R. villa Mayo, Qufmico Auxiliar; J.
H. Ramirez, Quimico Auxiliar, v l.
Colon Rodriguez, Quimico Auxiliar.
Division de Entomologia: Sres. E.
G. Smith, Jefe de la Division; Ento-
m6logo Auxiliar, vacante; L. A. Ca
toni, Entomologo Auxiliar.
Division de Patologia y Botanica:
Sres. ]. Matz, Jefe de la Division; Pa
tologo Auxiliar, vacante; B. Lopez,
Pat6logo AuxiIiar.
Division de Zootecnia: Sres. Jaime
Bague, Inspector Veterinario; E. Pa
dilla Storer, Mayordomo.
Inspection de APlantas: Sres M.
Crespo, Inspector Cuarentenario; E.
Perez Ros, Auxiliar Inspector Cua-
rentenario; ". Soler, Inspector en- En-
senada; r. Pasarell, Inspector en-
Ponce, v w. " Tower, Inspectorae
Mayagiiez. Il
Oficinistas: Sres. Roberto Rivera,
Taquigrafo u Ofcinista. ContabIe;;
Cordero Rivera, offie;nista; Arsenic
R. Rodriguez, Ofcinista; Luis Mar
xuach, oficinista. y Jose Rivera Co.
Ion, Bibliotecario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
TRES CANDIDATES.

Ahora, segdn informes, hay tres
candidates para el cargo de Assistant
Fiscal de San Juan, Sc indican como
tales, los Lcdos. Arrillaga Urrl,tia
NJ. Quiiones y .yillaronga. Este ulti-
mo joven abogado iigur6 en- una dc
las ternas para Ia nueva -Corte NUM-
cipal de San Juan. Ell nombramientc
ha de hacerse de un nlomento a otro
a mcnos que no Sc aguarde el regreso
del Fiscal Lcdo. Dfaz Collazo. que es-
I'd en- Europa, en- uso de licencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
DON ANGEL RODRIGUEZ

4
| EMBARGO hoy para los Es5ades Uni.
dos, nuestro estimado amigo el senior
Angel Rodriguez, de Ia conocida fir
ma comercial de Mayagiiez, nfanzoniy
Rodriguez, dedicada de antique aEne-
gocio de tabaco. Estara algdn tempo
ausente, ocupandose de iniportahtes
lnegocios concernientes al constante
mejoramiento de su. industria, y dem
tro de aigunos meses ie tendrenos
Eotra vez entire nosotros
Ell IMPARCIAL despide con Ell maj
yor afecto don Angel Rodriguez, fl
gura de gan relieve enla Colonia Es-
pamela de Mayagnez y en- el mundo de-
los negocios, " le desea un felicisinno
viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

a. $50 asssiussle = aanssla l.lA ..
ssille rasae laas ltsllalaia 80 la sll,'
40 aaiaitlssassaa satl.lsalanl a. sai
asen ~ > leueAs. go ~ . nln-
.. suHfs . l.assssr sasen o. - uu-
49, a|sllna tus assssAia a. arm
siln . - - egrsag~e ane trslea q
slis,na fsita etH lsasla alaaa.
\ ~ aninraa ui.a sisnIaatica nstl
80 "satara asaal-. sssn ios msnn,sr''
o. IA disilagaas aaa.ra Sgan. 1aiWq
= - fNsss~saa lesun mss-slsa. Nar~irs
ssgaN.iasissa aaslsalmaa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
EL PRESIDENrE DEL sENAD0

Fl President" del Senado, Sr. Bar-
cclj. esiuvO 81 martes despedirsc
del Sr Eduardo Giorgetti, qu, en-
barca hoy para los Estados Cnidos Y
SO cree que crlebiaron. con ese motive.
una larga cOnferencia. FL 1ex Sena-
dor no In yuelto "A intervenir, segiin Sc
informa, en- ninguna actuaci6n polfti-
ca de la Junta Central de su partido.
desde que envi6 Ia renuncia de su
cargo de vice-presidente, la que, pa
rece, no ha sido ain discutida nj
admitida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

l,'s;mi, DE- aiesin slrInI'a De- prFma
iriE.a "a San 1aan. cn daissle ha sS.n
g'sisia.l" nnssr",as amisiades , lns
,as -iiagalias. sailmra para Esiads'
In..l,.s. Il sonssido sxsn-fcianie. Sr
William Walsh. rsl'rcsrnianir Dc d
;is-na swift = camIsailfa. o. seiiol
Walsh va u Tcias. en sloside esiar; al
g;in iiemIo. rn gesiiones de ncgocios
laeia IA Ia isla nnmernsas nmigiades
y IT, d-sramos II mrjor viaje y exits
"a sns p:uisiSfioS. al aciivO y capai
agenic. e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

sne Nsa -
rnta sasleans n saaa ~ aoalEn.
10 saa ssamal aalsss@ san = nn a.
auF ifrnlne . ls Isssalassia asa I.Io
sy.ao aciluilisa snsa b rsnaFansan
a. un slslsma o. slees 81 la sslnana
a. issl~aa > Aruaaslia. > fem uisus
Inre
rar sunusa ia aslenasisM cue dlspo.
NJ IA sssxaan : o. n 10y lso.eyxasan
para IA canarussssa d. an sAslrna a.
rirco rn la Vrulnsaa sle lsalscla . Aqua
AHA: para h fafsnarian DE- nn disiri.
~ d. riceo provisional > oire Iscrma.
ncnie. = ingresss que DE- Dos miSmos -
dciirsa; para ana asignacian inciden.
tai d. ao~rlcui"s mil sg0.0Da) d6larcs
con a On de dar principle In obra.
, para oiros iines. .'aprs,lada Il ~ De
junio. 1919. no fne Nevada a los n.
bros de- csnialsilidad lsOr Il Auditor dc
Puerto Rico. por halser sldo aslgnada
dicha caniidad en- exceso de las rcnfas
de aqnel aiio:
Por cuanto. 81 comisionado del Infe-
rior ya ha dado cumplimient0 Ia
sccci6n Z dc Ia ley arriba mcnciOnada.
al efectO dc preseniar evidencia al
COnscjO Executive de Puerto Rico de
que los dueiios de pOr 10 men0s diez
mil 100000 acres de terreno re@ables
han dado su consentimientO que di-
chOs terrenOs sean incluidOs en- el dis
trito de riego. asf como tambien a, la
imposition de la contribution especial; ;
POr cuantO. el COmisionado del In
terror esta en- condiciOnes de prOceder
la. preparation del proyecto deliniti-
v0 para la construction del sistema de
riego en- la vecindad de Isabella Y Aqua
dilla. solo Sc esta pendiente de Ia
asignaci0n necesaria para llevar a Ca
b0 tales trabajos:
POr tanto, Resuelvese por la Asam-
blea Legislative de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n 1.-Por Ia presente Sc asig-
M la cantidad de doscientos mil GOO,
000) d0lares o la parte de Ia misma
que fuere necesaria. de cualesquiera
fondos en- la Tesorerfa no asignados pa
ra otras atenciones, con el fin de pro-
cder la preparation de los pianos Y
especificaciones para la construction
de un sistema de riego para el distri-
to comprendido, aproximadamente, en-
tire ell rio Guajataca por Ell este, Y la
pOblaci0n de Aguadilla por el oeste,
incluyendo las tierras slssceptibles de
rieg0 en- las municipalities de Isabe-
la, Moca Aguadilla, Y principiar y
llevar adelante la Obra de construction
del mismO, v los gastOs relaciOnados
con dicha obra, hasta tanto esten, dis
pOnibleS fondoS suficienteS en- ell Teso-
70 de la venta de los bonos provistos
para ese objeto; Disponiendose, que Ia
antes dicha suma de doscientos mil
(2O0,000) d6lares que por la presente
Sc asigna, sera reintegrada al Teso-
zero de Puerto Rico en- la forma pro-
vista por la secci6n 2 de la Ley No.
63 del 10 de JUNO de 1919 antes men
cionada.
Secci6n 2.-Toda ley parte de ley
due Sc oponga la presente, queda
por 6sta derogada.
Secci6n 3.-Esta Ley, por ser de ca
racter urgente y necesaria, regira in
mediatamente despues de SUI aproba-
ci6n..
Aprobada el % de -abril de 1921.
MANIIEI, M. DE LA VEGA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
/. - NO TIENE NADIA DE
PARTICULAR

Aver recorrieron juntos Ell el auto
m0vil del Sr Tors v Soto, varias ca
Hes de la ciudad. los Senadores DIR
Barbosa e Iglesias el propio Lcdo
Sr. .Tous Y Soto. Algunos poifticos
hicierOn concentrates del sencillo he
cho, que, realmente. no tiene NADIA dc
particular, dado el presente perfodt
de legislature pertenecer esos ca
balleros a las minOrfaS unidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
CANSADO DE LA VIDA

En- San Lorenzo intento suicidarse
ell individuo Lorenzo Gutierrez, to-
mandose tres pastillas de sublimado
corrosive. La situacion precaria y su
estado de salud, fueron la causa de
que. tomara tai determination, segun
Ia investigation practicada de los he
chos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
DEL DEPARTMENT. DE
AGRICULTURAL

Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir
las circulares nImeros % y 80 del
Departamento de Agriculture Y Ira
baj0, references la 'Morrifa Negra"
por el Sr. Jaime Bague, inspector We
terinario, y "El mejoramient0 de nues
tras siembras', por E. Eugene Kar-
ker, .jefe de la Division de Agrono-
mia. Gracias por ell envfo. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
Ell GRAN CARALLERO

Durante Ia ausencia en- los Estados
Unidos del Sr. Manuel Mendfa, Gran
CabalIero de los Caballeros de Colon,
lie sustituye ell dfstinguido joven senior
Antonio Andino Lopez, que tiene otro
cargo en- ell Conseio de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
ALA SANDAL

Los empleados de la Sanidad debfan
inspeccionar el pescado que Sc vende
por la calle, principalmente Ell de San
turce y averiguar de donde procede,
pues nos informan que no es de bue-
ma calidad y que es cogido en- sitios
muy proximos la ciudad, donde van
a parar todas las inmundicias de San
Juan y sus poblados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
DON EsTEBAN PoNs

Esta tarde embarca para los Esta-
dos Unidos, donde pasara una tempo
rada visitando las princnpales pobla-
clones, el Sr. Esteban Pons, conocido
elemento social de Santurce.
Deseamosle feliz viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
PROXIAIO VIAJE

Para el pr0ximo mes de JUNO Sc
informa la realization de un viaje a
Europa del Senador Sr. J. j. BenfteZ,
a qgien acompa1ara su distinguida
familia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
DON PEDRO sCHIRA

Esta mejor en- su residencia de Ha-
to Rey, nuestro amigo el senior Pedro
Schira. LIE asiste con todo cuidado, el
doctor Torregrosa.
Deseamos su restablecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
ANlIcALcuL1NA EBREY termi,

ma con e artritismo. porque elimina
el acido drico del sistema, acaba con
el reuma. ciatiea. gotta. jaqueca. arte-
rioesclerosis, litiasis. Anticalculina
Ebrey lava el| |rif6n y es el diuretico
mas desinfapante eonocido. En- to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

La CASA DE ARRUFAT

A s54S asciende "a la subscription
! iniciada para comprarie una casa al
popular propagandista unionista To
mas Arfufat.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

Ell LCDo. GONZALEZ DARDER
Codtinua enfermo de algln cuidado
en- su residencia de Hato Rey, Ell Lcdo
Enrique Gonzalez Darder.
Deseamos que la ciencia triunfe
contra la enfermedad que aqueja al
amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
MuY GRAVE

Sc encuentra muy grave en- su resi-
dencia de Rio Piedras ell Sr. Domingo
Pinero, persona muy apreciada en- d.
cha localidad.
Deseamos su mejoria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04
HOTEL PALACE"

naFllripa = 80 aisiiasnida
eilxnlela. qne - ob~euuie \ 10
eulla Serie1aa renrrna : para
ens pnl lan aruair = h proNima
Tomi1a naile~ en Il ~koof.
Garden. ~ sez ae crlebrarSs Il
SkhnAa. csme - coxiumbre. 10
snr& a nominge dia : de- Mayo
ae enif:3o Y. VI.
Reserve - mesa c0n tlcmpo.
$3.50 por ruhieria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-04

EL DEPARTANENT0
De AGRICULTURAL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
ALLEGED DOPE
VICTIM APPEALS
TO HIGH COURT

The supreme court has issued an
order to show cause why Kitty Harris,
colored, should not be released from
Jail at Minot.
According to the information given
the court Kitty Harris was sentenced
for violation of the narcotic law.
Sentence was suspended and she was
sent to hospital. On her return to
Minot from the hospital she was ar.
rested and an attempt made to ir-
woke the sentence. which had exnired.
Her lawyer appealed to Judge Moell-
ring for writ Of habeas corpus
which was denied. He then appealed
to the supreme court. which has
issued an order to the district court
to show cause on Oct. IA why the
writ should not issue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
.0RAT0RY TAKES
| FRONT RANK IN
ELECTION FIGHT
Leaders of Both Nonpartisan
and Independents Join in
Campaign
BRINTON ATTACKS EDITOR

Oratorical bombs are Icing exploded
today in all parts OF the state by polit-
ical campaigners.
The recall campaign is fast ap-
preaching its height, and until the eve
Of Oct. q the woods Will be full OF
speakers.
Independent headquarters is ready
for real fast campaign just as soon
as the required funds are provided
says an announcement of the Inde-
pendent state headquarters, over the
signature of Theodore Nelson.
The league also complains OF lack
Of money, but has lurge number o.
workers in various state Offices who
are to be called upon for active work
in the campaign and muny volunteers.
Several outside speakers also are to
be brought in by the league.
r. A. Nestos is speaking in kidder
county today and Sveinbjorn Johnson,
Independent candidate for attorney
general, is at Killdeer tonight.
Governor Frazier has left of a speak
ing tour which will keep him away
from the executive office almost con-
tinuously He is due 10 speak in Viii
listOn Oct s, and then will 60 into the
eastern part of the state He was to
be at a league rally at Fargo today.
Commissioner of Agriculture Hagan
speaks in Mandan Friday evening and
then will make 80 speeches in the
western part of the state. w. H. Har-
vey, Of Arkansas, is due in Bismarck
in a few days. A smashing oratorical
attack is planned by the league.
First blood in the campaign was
shed in Fargo, according to reports
from there, which said that J. ",
Brinton, after demanding retraction
from the Fargo Cour;er-News on a
story which said a warrant had been
issued for his arrest at Kuhn for
cashing a check when there were not
sufficient funds in the bank, thrashed
r. r. McClintock, the editor. McClin-
took tells his own story of the fight
in the Courier-News, in which he says
'.tinued on Page Seven)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
ROACH ENTERS
STATE PRISON
Pleads Guilty to Bank Robbery
and Gets Five Years

Roger ]. Roach, whose extradition
to Minnesota to answer charge Of
robbery OF bank at A,eumeland was
sought. has entered the North Dakota
state prison to serve five years SEN,
tence, pronounced by District Judge
Nuessle at Darlington. It was the
limit under the charge. o ,'sslas
Roach pleaded guilty to completely
in the robbery Of bank at Martin.
The bandits were interrupted in their
flight and one was fatally wounded.
Roach and the third man both are now
in the prison. They obtained a large
package containing Liberty Bonds but
all loot ttwasyrecovered. Al 9rs.5,s.a .a 3.t
Roach, who was captured in Fargo.
resisted extraditiop, and then confess
ed to completely in the Martin bank
robbery. He was taken to Sheridan
county where he pleaded guilty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
OF GIRL
SLAIN 10 YEARS
AG0IN CUSTODY
Dramatic Arrest is Made During
Hearing on Pardon Case For
Man Serving Sentence

Madison, Wis, Oct g. Mr.. Lember.
ger, father of Anne Lemberger, 7-year.
old Madison girl. who was killed three
in 1911, was arrested today on war
rant charging second degree murder.
This action came as climax of the
hearing of application of John A.
johnson, for pardon, after serving IL
years in the state prison for murder
of the girl whom he had confessed kill.
ing. 0. A. Stolen, attorney for John
son, said that he was prepared tc
prove that the father, II the girl had
caused her death by blow while in
toxicated.
The big crowd which packed the
senate chamber Of the capitol as the
second week Of the hearing opened
burst out In cheering when the war
rant was served on Lemberger as he
sat in the; witness stand.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
CAR is DRIVEN
INT0GATEP0ST;,
0NEBADLY HURT
Francis b. Kiley in St. Alexius
Hospital Here Suffering From
Severe Injuries
RETURNING FROM FIELD
Driver Believed He Was Driving
Through Gate But Drove Car
Into Fence Post

Francis B. Kiley. 25 years old, is
lying in St. Alexius hospital suffering
from injuries sustained in an unusua
automobile accident.
The driver Of the car in which he
was riding was turning into farm
house near DenEoff and in the dark
ness misjudged the location of the
gate. He drove the automobile
squarely into a post. Francis Kiley
was hurled through the windshield
and was seriously injured. He was
brought to hospital here and was re-
ported in critical condition at one
time but today his condition was re-
ported improved.
Mr.. Kiley had been threshing on a
farm near Denhoff. He, his brother,
Benjamin, and John Payseno, who
have been working together, were re-
turning from the threshing field
The lights on the Ford car were not
giving good SERVICE. and when John
Payseno, who was driving turned into
the gate he struck a big fence post
instead.
Mr.. Kiley was unconscious for
some time following the accident but
was not brought in to hospital until
the following morning, Friday. The
driver was held in the front seat by
the steering wheel and Benjamin Kiley
was riding in the back seat so that
they both escaped injury.
It is expected that Francis Kiley
will be confined to the hospital for
some time. ~ Wa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
INDIAN MAKES
HOME IN TEPEE

Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 5.-Alex
Ponta, Sioux Indian, and his squaw
pitched their tepee on the stretcn oi
prairie that is bordered on the north
by Devils Lakes. municipal DUMP
ground. Nobody paid much attention
to the little tepee, until some passing
autoists noticed an unusual amount 'Oe
steam and smoke curling out of the
tent. Somebody notified Police Chief
Peter Timboe, and when the chief WIS.,
tied the tepee he found the Indian
and his squaw presiding over "a still.
Ponta and his wife were arrested, and
when arraigned waived examination
for the district court.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
MINERS URGE
UNITED ACTION
Pass Resolution for a Farmer
Labor Third Party

indianapolis, Oct. with the adop-
ton tof a declaration favoring the cre-
alton Of new political party of or
ganized labor and organized farmers
the convention of the United Mine
Workers came to an end today after
being in session Since September 20.
In addition to the political complex
ion the declaration asked Governor
McCray, of Indiana, not to honor re-
QUESTION for the surrender Of David
Robb, of Terre Haute, union organ
izer, wanted on a murder charge in
West Virginia. 1t also elected Alex.
ander Howatt and William Mitch, sec
retary of the Indiana miners, as dele.
gates to the international miners con.
gress which meets next year In Eng
land.
indianapolis was chosen as the seat
of the next convention which will con-
vene in January, 1924.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-10-05
ARBUCKLECASE
CALLEDIN COURT
Film Comedian, However, Sew
eral Hundreds Of Miles
Away

San Francisco, Oct. 5.-The man
slaughter charge against Roscoe
Fatty Arbuckle for the death of
Miss Virginia Rappe who is declared
to have died following injuries suf-
fered from the comedian at drinking
patry in the Hotel St. Francis here
a month ago was on the calendar of
the superior court here today but the
defendant was several hundred miles
away at his home in Los Angeles.
1t was learned last night from
Charles Bremen, one of the defend
ants attorneys, that Arbuckle's pre-.
sence in court today was not deemed
necessary as the case will come up only
for instructions and arrangements.
District Attorney Brady, however
intimated that he OPPOSED Arbuckle S
absence and probably would ask con-
tinuance until next Friday to enable
him to come to San Francisco and ap-
pear.