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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

& Manifesto del'vapor "San Juan, lie
gado de New York a The New York
and Porto Rico S. S. Co.
Miguel Aguil6, 100 fardos papel, so
cajas de leche, 26 sacos de habichue-
las, GAIA de conservas, 25 cajas de
quesos.
BalIester Hermanos, 500 sacos de
alimento para vacas.
Baquero y Co., so cajas de jabon,
IS sacos de habichuelas, 25 cajas de
leche.
Castrillon Y Co., 6 sacos de cspe-
cias, 16G cubos manteca, 10 cajas de
quesos. "A
D. Dominguez y Co, A cajas de cho-
colates, 165 cajas de manteca, 25 sa-
cos de ilabichuclas, 25 barriles de to-
ciho, Is atados dc ciruelas.
/ b. Fernandez Y Herpano, so cajas
de leche, 100 eubos manteca.
Freiria Hermanos, 100 fardos de
papel, 100 cubos manteca, 25 libras
de tocino.
Edward L Gonzalez y Co., 16 barri-
les varios, 800 barrilos de papas, 100
jaulas cebollas.
/ Nicolas Hernandez y Co, 10 libras
de tccino.
Gomez Vega, 10 'cajas de mantle
quilla, Is sacos de habi>huelas, AZ ca
jas de quesos, 25 sacos dc habichuelas
200 barliles dc papas, 100 cubos y 10
baIriles de manteca.
Jose Ortega y Co, IS cajas de aqua
mineral, II caias y barriles varios.
Malgcr IIernanos, 25 barriies de
papas, 50 sacos habichuelas, 2 sacos
p:nlienta, 80 cajas manteca, atados
velas sebo.
Martinez liermanos, 15 caias sal
chichcnas, 103 cuhos Y so ca.jas man
teca, 5-cajas leche, so sacos al.nid6n,
5 ba1riles jamones.
J Ochoa y Hermano, 600 fardos ta-
sajo.
Perez Hermanos,. 2 cajas toci-
meta, 125 cajas leche, Is cajas salchi-
chones, 100 cubos y so cajas manteca,
I5i3 bacalao, Is saeos habichuelas.
Jose Perez Y Hermanos, 100 cajas
leche, so sacos habichuelas, cajas
salchichones, 100 cajas manteca, 25
barriles tocino, IS cajas quesos.
Rodriguez Trelles Hermanos, 8 sa-
cos pimienta, so cajas menudos, 25 ca
jas leche, 2 cajas ice cream cups, so ca
jas jabon, 25 cajas salchichon, 10 ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
CUATRO AMOS DE- PRUEBA En- FILIP|VaS

Manila, u'io ~. IN proposition de
"in,icpentencia probaturia i.ocla Dor
Il comiSionaio raSidente. Isauro Ga
bal'ljn, actualmcmte en- Manila. cs
c"ll>id"falA como III paSo dcfinitivo
o.. Ia question lp Ia iudcpendencia dc
las Fililnas.
III CcmisinIi3do Gabald1n prupuile
iHc los i.>talu~ I'nitlus So rrIiren de
las EHipinlS por ull perioiio de cIa-
tro cinco ailos, reseryindosc cl de-
recho de reStablecer la soberania nor
teamericana,. en- case de que los filipi-
nos no resistan la prueba, con la es-
tipulaci0n consiguiente de que 81 ell
gobierno propio de los 1ilipinos tiene
buen exito durante ese perfodo en-
tonces Sc garantizard Ia Independent
cia permanente.
Una forma de enmienda Plat.
La proposition de Gabald0n descar-
tara mucho de los argumentos acer-
ca dc 81 existe 0 no I'm gobierno cs-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
.IMPOR T ACION

J. M. Lonba Inc, 176 barriles pa
PAS.
J. Iyero y Co., 33 janones, rs ca
jas jab6n, 20 cajas quesos.
D. Padro y Co., A atados arenques
ahumados.
Plaza Provision Co., so cajas aqua
mineral, 15 cajas leche, Is barriles pa
pas y 20 mas, 35 atados carnes hue
vos, 5 cajas jamones, 81 cajas man
tequiila, 81 cajas carnes, 81 cajas fru-
tas y vegetables, % cajas conservas.
Pcsquera Co, 5 cajas mantequilla.
Manuel Quintana y Hermano, 100
facdos papel, cajas leche y Is mas,
so sacos almid6n, Is cajas aceite maiz,
Is cajas salchichones, 40 barriles to-
icino, 10 cajas mantequilla, Is cajas
plesoa, so sacos habichuelas, % sa-
cos harina trigo, IT'S cajas manteca,
rs cajas mas de lcche.
S. Ramirez y Co., so cajas menudos.
Sue. de J. Fernapdez Co., Is cajas
salchich6n, 100 fardos papel, % ba-
rifles tocino, 125 cajas velas, 100 ca
jas manteca, 25 sacos .habichuelas, Is
Icajas leche.
I Sues. dc L. VilIaml Y Co. 25 caias
ayena, 525 eajas lccke "Van Camp,
50 cajas salchichones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

jas dulces; 25 sacos@ habichuelas, 20
sacos garbanzos.
Frank S. Sober, 80 cajas frutas, 10
hatos repoIlo, 23c barrilcs de papas.
Sue. de Perez Hermsnos, atados
cajas ve!as sebo.
r. Rlvarcz Y Co; 10 fardos papel,
80 sacos habiehuelas, 5 sacos pimien-
ia, 20 barriles papas, 2 sacos espe-
cias, 30 cajas leche, 25 jaulas cebollas,
30 cajas quesos.
!, A. Boothy, 100 caias leche, 400 sa-
cos harina maiz, IS harrilcs payas.
Carvajal Borri Y Co., % cajas que
sos, 100 cajas nanteca, Is cajas dull
ces, > atados velas de sebo.
P. Gonzalez, so cajas jab6n, so ca
jas leche.
Frciria y Co, 10 cajas mantequilla,
I50 barliles tocino, Is caias quesos, 10
cajas f6sforos, 25 cajas leche.
VIM. Nj. Carrie, 100 cajas manteca.
Goble Y Jimdnoz, cajas dolces.
E. Wolff, IL cajas quesos, 2003 ba-
calao.
Nj. Lamadrid y Co., ) cajas velas,
l25 caias n,anteca, 10 caias manteoui-
Ia, 1875 cajas leche, so sacos habichue-
las.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18


eaconados 10 largo
hasta los muees
ego New York tranporte
de Ell Amirante fue 10 mas mnmo
Ell gabado
acompaado
dponerse ar Washington
responder haciah.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18
GUARDANDO Ell Ola.
DE PAsEo A FAJARDO
pues, dentro de- POGO.

eStatiecnentos
udad
cieron ceados
medic
las ofna pdtas ubo rabao
motive de la ftvad meior
de nustre extinto Rivera. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

mo AC0EE su msmoris con csc
cileilo diario Que u trae poco menos
quS i6cS. Compre una Federal visi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-18

ble" cue ella le suna, rssta, multiplied
y divide con una rapidez asombrosa y
con una exactitud mstemktlca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
OLYMPIC FIRE
IS Prevented
And Forestry Service Feels
Relieved Over II

WARRINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE n.
$. forestry service feels "A natural
citation over the success 81 the under.
taking 10 keep fires out OF tho great
Olympic peninsula the past year and
now that ooptous rains have fallen.
"A great sigh Of relief has gone up
from headquarters.
ON January % last n great torr.sss
swept thru the Olympic peninsula
in Northwestern WASN'T Rton.
destroying approximately 5000. 000.-
600 feet OF standing timber over an
area Of ] 900 square miles. thus con-
stituting the greatest fire trap in
history.
N fire had ever got into ths trap
II would have faya 90 "A huge area,
but. thanks TO the forestry service,
the trap was kept clear. Special
patrol forces were increased To 40
men and these made two round trips
daily In the lower country and one IN
the higher regions. Auionobile
patrol was established and 100000
appropriated by the Warrington
state legislature was inteIiigenuy ex-
pended. 4 field cruise by AIR was
made by experts and another slOo.-
900 appropriated by congress.
Great aid was given by the pilots
OF the slst Aero squadron, and. IN
short. that eternal vigilance which ~
eaid 10 be- the price OF liberty. was
practiced successfully
Next year the patrol will have to
he Just as viRilant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
CLEAR OUT CLOSETS
FOR XMAS KINDNESS

PORT ORCHARD. Dec. e.
Residents Of Port Orchard are
clearing out their clothes closets
these days and ovcrhasiiing their
pocketbooks In the endcnvor TO
make Christmas n little more
CHEEKY for a few unfortunate
neishbors.
Under the leadership OF Mrs.
George r. Miller. J. a. MeCill and
n. II. Howe. Christmas zone
Dollar Club" has been organized.
All members contribute one dollar
toward the Christmas baskets 10
be- distributed among those who
might not otherwise celebrate the
holidays.
In the meantime. atfics and
Easements are being ransacked for
clothing not in use. And this
clothing Is called for by members
of the COMMITTEES. who will sec 10
its distribution Mt Christmas time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
'STRINCER TRIAL
PUT over A DAY
Former Sheriff's Hearing on
Grand Larceny Tuesday

Trial OF former Sheriff John strin'
rer. accused Of grand larceny. was
postponed until Tuesday morning
when the case was called In su.
perior court Monday morning.
The postponcment was granted
because OF delay In arrival OF Inn.
portant documents said 70 be con
nected with the oase.
stnnger. who preceied Matt star.
wich. incumbent In the sherifrs Of
flee. Is alleged In an Information
10 have converted to his own use
si,i4f.ss OF county funds. The
money was part of that paid by
the federal government for the cars
of prisoners In the county jail and
stocksde.
stringer Is at liberty under $500
bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--"Ah, Ma
dame Carter
II is the vibrant voice Of Georgette
Leblanc. revered as the former wife
and inspiration of Maurice Maeter-
linck.
She spoke across the tea table to
Mrs. Leslie Carter after having seen
the }atter's performance of The
Circle"
/ look at the slender, blonde French
woman with the deep blue eyes. the
mobile mouth. the faint shade Of
is II pathos?--that gives the face its
sensitive spiritual look.
! think OF how this fine and APP.
preciative soul encouraged and in
spired the Belgian poet and won
der what she thinks about the flick
ering OF the divine spark since he
left her to marry his present girl
wife.
THE morality of the stage in
America as compared to Francc?" ]
ask.
Morality" replies Georgette lie.
blanc. ''it In the same the world over
lit Is not difference OF Countries
II Is merely a question OF hypocrisy.
Life off the stage gives the keynote
TO the drama-some nations are
merely less hypocritical than others.
shall l act in America? ! hope
so. IL IL this country that has the
future Of art in its hands. What will
| do? have just completed dra-
matization OF Flaubert's Salambo. TO
be given to musical accor1pani-
ment, | will introduce dance also
TO express this great spirit OF ancient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

money: | served writ on a col
lsctor q rare books He showed
me part OF set and said be wanted
the rest. That afternoon | bought
them IN a secondhand shop for six.
pence and sold 'cm for 200 pounds.
Rippirg. ehY"
LORD Georges nationality, You
guessed lt--he's Scotch.
Madame vlvlani can't sit ON
American chairs. shes little mite
Of person and she has 20 perch
prrcarlously on the edge Of chair
IL she wants her feet on the floor.
ne American chairs-xey not
built for maF' shc complains
Sir Robert Borden. former pre-.
mler Of Canada. has more trouble
finding his gloves than adjusting
the most delicate diplomatic prob.
lens.
or rather--hls wife. Lady Laura.
has the trouble Of finding them.
Usually she finds them Under he
siik hat
A gigantic body. Big. powerful
hands A slump when he sits down.
A deep. throaiy. genial laugh, That's
Or. W. s. Alternately. pastor Of
Hardihg's church. lie offered the
opening prayer OF the conference.
Mother used 10 tell mc she wished
Loese .,snrs roeran ~ rr<taafaoa rts-.
and fewer names OF baseball stars
when I was n boy he says. II
started out TO be n civil engineer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
CAFE LICENSES
BEFORE COUNCIL
Musical Comedy Chorus in
Rush on City Hall

seattie's disnificd council cham
bers Monday looked like the front
row OF a musical comedy chorus.
The license committee was deter
mining whether the licenses OF four
Of the leading cabarets in the city
should be renewed. and the cabaret
entertainers attended In force 20 see
IL they were going to be thrown out
OF work.
Decision on the license 81 the But.
Ter cafe was postponed to give the
police department. an opportunity TO
present witnesses.
Other licenses before the commit.
tee were those OF the Lodge. Break
ers and Alhambra. Mayor Caldwell
vetoed the ordinance granting them
renewals last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
GAS SHORTAGE?
need NOT FEAR
Substitutes Developed by
Scientists

Experts may be right about the
waning OF the gasoline supply. but
that should cause no alarm over any
possible motor fuel shortage. For
science Is developing substances
which promise joy-riding for motor
ists for ages 20 come.
In fact. go many possibilities are
undergoing experiment even now
that there is no prospect ahead of
any shortage at all. And by the
time these sources are drained--if
ever--it would not be amiss 10 pre-
dict that scientists will have de-
velopcd a method OF drawing motor
fuel from air. which would be final
assurance OF fuel supply as long
ms man lives.
To show how far off is the prob
ability Of any sort of fuel shortage,
here IL list OF subjects" with
which scientists are experimenting
for future power:
Alcohol. acetol. shslcne or shale
oil gas. molasses gas. cane sugar
khNs IAtt EddN E1Hs Mummy 49,"
gas. tctralenc and naphthaline.
All this, after the sources for
gasoline, bcnzoi and kerosene are
exhausted.
The present supply OF gasoline Is
good for another generation. accord
ing To n recent geological survey.
Benzoi viii be here as long as coal
and wood exist. II IL a byproduct
OF coke. Kerosene. product OF coal
and petroleum. Is being used ex-
tcnslvely, with gasoline as a starter
OF the experimental sources now
being deNed into. the shale fields
of Colorado and other Western
states are most promising. Shalene.
derived from the shale rock, Is ex-
pected TO keep engines going for
several generations. and at a cheap
err rate than gasoline.
In England and Australia, expert.
ments are being conducted with al
cohoi as a motor fuel An alcoholic
compound called "acetol" has actual
ly proven its worth as a powerful
motor fuel. But its price. at pres
eut, Is too high for general use.
Besides these. motor spirits"
have been taken from sugar cane
and molasses. The u. s. bureau OF
mines has succeeded in getting fuel
gas from ordinary straw, while Sir
Charles Bedford of England has a
scheme for obtaining alcohol fuel
from rice straw, bamboo and eie-
plant and savannah grasses.
The latest step has been taken in
Germany, where naphthaline has
been developed into a new liquid
compound called tetraine. Both
naphthaline and tetralinc are being
considered as good future motor
fuels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
CONFERENCE SIDELIGHTS

and turned out a Baptist minister"
Abernathy. who breaches for the
president and prayA In the presence
OF the worlds greatest men. WINS
10 timid as youth that his instruc.
tors despaired OF teaching him pub
Tic spcakingi
Washington taxi drivers are off
the conference for good
whereas they expected a rich
harvest with foreign officials dart.
ing hither and thither In taxir and
easily misled in the matter OF fare
and Grange. the visitors are sup.
piled free with army automobiles
and chauffeurs,
And. also. there's no business DO.
ing ION the side" Having dlplo-
matte status and bringing their sup
plies ~ liquors with them. the WIS.
itors furnish no market for the bot.
tlcd rccds which sofne drivers carry
as a side line
what do You think Of American
speed7" n correspondent asked a
member % tho French delegation.
Docs u live up 70 It's reputation
~Ah-yes-' WINS the answer. ''Eef
iss All Get irs raid TO be. ze prayer
o. Mistaire Alternately. for cen.
stance. opening 70 confsirence Ec'
was printed and geeven out cen nj.
vancr. 80 rat " reeched ~ newNpa.
pcrs ceven before ee' reeched Godr'
The win Hays OF England. That's
str Arthur Wiilert Of the British
delegation.
You've seen WIN HAYS pacing
back and forth while he huris forth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--"Dont
SIT on my hnwtl Don't at on my
hawtr'-thst's how lord George
RIDDLE OF she British advisory dele
cation AZ the arms.limitation con.
ference meets callers.
But when the hats removed from
Danger, Lord George Will wax inti-
mate He'll tell this one:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
Rum Theft Suspects
Given Weeks Stay

Eight OF the nine men charged
with conspiracy TO rob the federal
warehouse Of liquor appeared in tho
United States district court Monday
md were given a week to enter their
pleas by Judge Jeremiah Nctercr.
The following men appeared in court:
Curtis Berndahl. Albert L. Dickey.
William Murray. ". A. Livingstone.
Carl N. Martin. Carleton IT, Parker.
Clarence Linde and Warren V. You.
mans. Charles NJ. Crawford. the
ninth man accused. did not appear
Youmans WAS represented by Robin
son a Robinson. The other men
were represented by John +. Dore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
City Being Sued
for Auto Mishap

A jury to try. the suit of Loren +.
Lee against the city was being seat
ed Monday in Superior Judge Austin
Il. Griffiths' court. Lee seeks judg-
ment OF s7s9.l3 for damages to his
automobile. alleged to have been re-
ceived when a municipal street de-
partment truck crashed into his car
on Westlake ave-. between Seventh
and Eighth ayes. August IL, 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
100000 to Be Gipen
to State for Roads

81 out In many states and every
thing done TO get ready for the big
campaign with the opening OF spring.
on or about january ], the next al.
location OF t7.0oo.o0o will be avail
able.
To ascertain what we win get
next year. multiply present appropri-
atoms by about IN. by which you
win see that the Coast states viii get
about 100000.
Next there IL a further ALLEGATION
Of $500. 900 70 make UP the $4,000
600. which h TO be divided on a slight
~ different basis. all roads so built
10 be OF service TO the forests and
lands ADJACENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
Bonus Bill Offered
on Sales Tax Plan

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Reprc-
tentative Mott. New York. today in
troduced "A resolution in the house,
providing for a bonus for world war
veterans.
Stating that the country Is now
prepared 10 repay It's debt to the vet.
Grams. Mott urged that the money
be raised thru a I per cent sales tax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

Carthage"
Looking from the French artist in
her cloth of gold gown. to the Ameri-
can artist in the rose gold embroid-
cred robes, l wonder
The one who stopped at no sacri-
flee. even remuneration. which love
could offer to inspire the poet--the
other. society woman. famous ac-
tress, whose coming back" to the
stage after unprecedented artistic
vicissitudes was even a greater SEN
sation than her original entrance--
Could the stage offer greater dra-
mas than the lives OF these women
talking across the tea tablet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
MOST or ROADS
EARTH SURFACED

Most of the roads win be earth
surfaced. wherever proper natural
material IS available for the pur.
pose. but in some cases they viii
be nnacadamized.
ut IL tho hope" says Chief For
ester Greedy. that In the not distant
future. the forests OF America, the
grandest In the world. will be avail
able to the citizens OF our country. as
are the much smaller forests of Eu-
rope"
In the matter Of fire protection.
81. ooe. 900 spent on forest roads
means n saving far greater than
could be created by thousand times
the toll In other directions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
BIGGEST BERRIES AND
SMALLEST MAN, CLAIM

Summer claims not only the
largest raspberries on earth. but
also the smallest man.
Arthur Gehrman. who Is sum.
ner product, Ia about knee-high
to toadstool He is now travel
ing with the Workman Shows Co.,
and Is billed as the smallest adult
man in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
Auto Bus Driver Is
Fined for Assault

Thomas O'IIsrc. an auto bus drisl
er. was fined s25 and costs Monday
by Justice OF the Peace c. c. Dalton
for assault In the third degree.
o'Hare was alleged TO have beaten
Joe Welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
Bridge Washed Out
in Cascade Highway

High water has washed out the
Miller river bridge on the Cascade
highway, near skykomish. according
TO report received Monday by
County Engineer Thomas r. Beeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
Revision of City
Pay Will Be Topic

X. c. Erskine will speak on the
proposed revision OF salaries OF city
employees at the meeting OF the
Municipal league Tuesday noon in
the l.. G. Smith Building restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
Seattle Postoffice
Is Being Inspected

The annual inspection OF SEATTLE
postal offices IL being made this
week. Inspectors from Spokane
have fren detailed for the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

words with amazing speedy Just
80 sir Arthur.
"Ah. sit downi Do sit DOWN. he
says.
And then he takes UP the endless
trek from one side of the room TO
the other. talking the while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

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GLAND DISCOVERY - cOMBfNEb
powerful gland substance. scien-
tificaiiy compounded with other
ingredients, gives you back real rich
blood. good complexion. vitality.
vim. Gland tablets are pmri.
gianduiar substance. t3ee for 80,
or $50 for $500.
CHESTER MEDICAL co.
No. los. sss 2srd Ave \.
A REAt GOOD SHAMPOO WITH
pure noecsbslll CASTLE SOAP. sSc.
kinds OF electricity. soc
NanicurinE. 55c: Marcel waving. ssc.
IS complete booths. Modern equip
TIE ruTIrr SCHOOL OF
HsfRDREssivG
t,h Floor Taft Hid. ii0T second Az
Phone for appointment Elliott ESQ
TUBERcuLOS1S CLINIC
Every Monday and Thursday.
Phone East 0kf3.
D'ARsONNAf. INSTITUTE
sos r. Pine ST.
corner yesier.
RADIANT LIGHT CABfNATf ron
the eiiminattor 81 poisonous tox-
ms. Electro thcrRpy. chronic and
acute Diseases. Pkon. Ee~t 0673
p'ARSpNNAL INSTITUTE
sos y. pine 81. Cor RroHSwsv.
& ANGER PERMANENTLY RE
moved in two weeks Consultation
free. No knife used. Call Garfield
e3iS between ~ and :,
sf:--Ars. A. viiieiksen- sunses
1851.
- CuATTEl. LOANS
Money 20 loan London Jrweiry Co
Fwahlishsd 1880 fnE 1nd ave y
loe REAL ksiAIk i<,A>S
Money for farm and acreage foana
RoTHE FARM MTG. co. to17 ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
ny W. II. PoRTERFTELD

WASHINGTON. Dec. b.--Of the
f2.bo0.oo constituting the first por
ton. and that now Immediately avail
able. OF the SIS. 900. 900 appropriation
for forest roads. contained In the fed.
crai aid good rosds bill. oust enacted
into law by congress. nearly one
half. or si.iSt.o00. is 10 be expended
In the three Coast states and Alaska.
OF this first portion. California VIII
get tSss. 200. Oregon $4,000. wash.
lnEton $4,000 and Alaska sass. 600.
This N but the first instaliment. so
to speak. and is available nj once for
the purpose OF building roads and
trails % primary and secondary i'm.
pornncc. main county roads and
secondary back country roads. for
the additional protection and dcvei.
opment OF our national forests. and
for the development Of those re.
sources upon which communities
near and adjacent 10 the national
forests arb dependent"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05
ALBERT JOHNSON
PUSHED BII.1.

Now. that's the way, the law reads.
and upon this basis Congressman
Albert Johnson. Of Washington. went
TO bat. and fought for the bill. aided
BY one congressman from Idaho. and
finally In the closing days OF the
sesa,on. their efforts were crowned
with success.
Surveying parties have been start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-05

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