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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
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san aa assancisn asa eefar CoH = -.
eshi hi-ae.auioiiEaae pur ln nagoiaa ~
la Camara o. cue - SiraArf~'dissaa
qnc aeae ser oiao ans Taes iiene "a
reiicsn. m anioFaaad y ~ rcgae~mia.
elm ; cnando n sehor ficifasioni
Iaefcndiendo los iuicrescs as4 pais-
hacc H. couiraiso que sns lcaacfS' =
Su paraido. cntonccs acitia = halla Isor
su sala representation 5 waller. Ade-
lantc.
-Inglatcrra dis,one Ia construction
de nnevas rnidadcs marilimas dc com
hate. Claro que antcS del 1914 q an
ies del 1890. hnhierase dichO que ca
lificar nm convenio he ''papel moja-
do" era una enormidad. Cuando los
dos nucvos acorazados sean echados al
aqua bautiZados. seguramenic que
no concurriran al acto los represen-
tanieS dc las naciones que suscribie-
ron con Estados Unidos el "traiadO
del desarme" que ide5 el Presidente y
,ian lijera, vida, ha tepido. ..5.-.
| l1-Se inform6 aver que un cindada-
no de los Estados unidos. del cOnti-
nente. acOmpafladO de un assistant.
lleg6 en- el vapor de la malana para
ocupar el pucsto del COmisiOnado de
la Prohibition senor Mariana Pesque-
IN, que hace uso dc licencia. durante
el tempo de esta. So esperaba que
las INTERMEDIATES snstituciones def
nitivas. en- otro case. Sc cubrieran con
elementOs del pafs RESIDENCES alg1n
tempo aqui, perO parece que ESQ es
otro detalle de la ''nueva polftica'
| En- cuantoa az Aj9ven eomphtfi6ta ma
ldie duda que continuara en- su pues-
Ifo.l aesphas de..la licencias 70 j." ld"l
I Empleados iuel Dcpa4;tamento dc
Agricultufa5fy Trabaje,.:, nrganiHan
tinitins " coltfereucias zen diversas tre-,
fgfoHes> de las ixla. " cafn0 eliFleaderi
i'rndximo ordelalsocialismoi sestienen que
hese Departamento es para 7el uso8y
Hjlominio deslqs5 'elepeftos delatraba-
| ijo' r-de, ;sa, tpartide.G posY sunnesto7En0
es e?xtraf9by as natural talle los que
o. algunos ,df los qle,, ganl.aln gl.l 81 s. suelfdq cid
del Pueblo de d. Puerto R5iff9 en- general
incluso los Jefes, sigan propaganda, rsp el
terreno para pa etfaj q ttrfabajo de !ene99qp qE 9 ter
ming q plazQ de los S conSahidos tres res;
amos s.R ae Rara9lfisFqci3n rr9fs aetiSya at.dfo de las
iisieisa:sslE 2,ii1u9i '..i.,il.I44.. 2il5el 3
et-M M,s9 sef9Fr F,;S; Eranciseo NizeaHro9HlSdq. e 9lS
es candidate para otro alto cargo en-
Lei DEPARTMENTS de Instruction: Ru-
NOR polftico.
f Ell MIsMo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
.AVISoa
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aaass rH Ia lls. aa hassn cusalaiao
"a asmplar is, ea at.af af elad hasa
81 q De- niauahIr la. iHio asniacio.
aorgua a. D. aac ms,snc ls ilcy a.
Rooluiamieiia > Eeamnlnso ael Ebs-
ciio 81 su afsiealo e.. gue dios 10 81.
cniuuic:
AT 2s.--Tsdos los cgHao,cs. Al
cur1plif Is eGad o. - amos. c,sai-
qsicia Oue sea "a cstaao 3 COM
dician. estsn obligados a Y.edir
Su inscription en las lissas del
Aunicinio On cuya insisdiocidn
habitcn zas r:Grcs q iatolcs.
cllcs misn3os. 81 no Jos iuvsercn:
icnicnGo a Ia Vez esta Obliga-
cion Jos padres tutorcs, aSi
como las personas o Au;orida.
des de quicaos dependan los mo-
zOs.
Los mozos cue residan en- el
extranjerO. solicitarsin su ms
eripcion en- el AyuntamiontO
donde habitcn sus padres tu-
torres, en- el de la ultima We
cindad que estos hubiesen tent
do en- territorio nacional 81 no
habitan en- el; Y falta de pa
dres o tutore,s en- el Municipio
pondiente al iiltimo domi-
clio de los propios intcrcsados,
antes de marchar al extranjero.
San Juan de Puerto Rico ! Noviem-
bre 1922
FL Consul de Espaha,
ErnestO Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
PARA MARSHALL DE LA coRTE

Sc dice que el conocido unionista de
esta ciudad, ST.. Guillermo Escudero,
'es el candidate ideal del Gobernador
para ocupar Ia plaza de Marshal en-
una de las Cortes 'dc Distrito de San
Juan, tan pronto como ocurran vacan-
ties. que probablemente sera en- el' cur
SO de este mes, por virtud de expirar
Lei t6rinino de los actuales marshals
tide dichas Cortes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
PERDIDA

En- el trayecfo de la parada Is al
Hospital Municipal4 perdi6seme una
cartera de cuero fino con las inicialcs
G. P. grabadas en- ORC, conteniendo
$17.oo. La persona que la encontr4
puede enviarme la cartera al Hospi-
tai Municipal y tomar el dinero.-cd-
yetqo Puig. Cirpjano SIenor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
ACUERDO TOMADO POR LAS VAN
GUARDIAS UNIONISTAS DE san
JUAN EN- HONOR \ La MEMO
RIA DEL INOLVlDABLE PRO
GER LUIS MUNOZ RIVERA

FL Consejo Ejecutivo de las van
guardias, unionistas de esta ciudad, en-
reunion coniunta. celebraGa en- 80 de
octubre pasado, acord1 llevGr,sa efec-
to la celebration de una velada lfri-
co-literaria, en- honor a Ia memoria del
inolvidable pt.tricio Luis Muhoz Rive
IA, cllyo recuerdo esta indeleblemcn-
to grabado en- cl coraz6n dc todo hucn
p,lertcrriqueho., MAXINE en-. ,estos mo-
mentGs que tantO ha nccesitad0 In pa-
tria de la ayuda de Gquel ilustre hon.
bre, que sera imperecedero en- la his
tlsiia de Puerto Rico.
Segdn acuerdo tornado, Gsta yelada
Sc efectuara en- el Teatro Municipal
en- 15 de noviembre en- curse, " Sc
hra, de acuerdo con todos los. orssanis-
mos directories de Ia invicta colectivi-
dad Union de Puerto Rico
Las juntas locales de la isla,. seran
notificadaS para que envfen sus re-
presentaciones en- Ia fcchS- indicada,
a fin de que Ell esa noche este todo cl
pueblo de Puerto Rico rindiendp su
nleincaia al que fu6 el mejor defensor
! de- sus derechos patrios, clmpliendo
de esta manera un sagratlO deber CON
trafio con aquel eorGz6n de hierro,
que siempre supo palpitar por el bic
nestar de la TERRA bajo cuyo pedazo
de cielo VIC la luz primera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
PARA Ell NORTE

Ia distinguish seilora Encarnaci6n
Cobian Vida. dc vald6s v su bella hi
ia In Srta. Ana Maria. Sc ausentan el
mi6rcoles proximo para los Estados
Unidos Y sc proponen estar ausentes
por tempo indefinido.
Deseamos pronto regreso Il las dis
tinguidas damas que disfrutany de ge-
neral simpatfa on nucstra sociedad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02

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oaida
auf ulfmaian luuH.AinlnHHf.t ff.
b. asaa.n- asHa a fassssas e sn ss
tnie hsty n, y, autie saiis'nssa8 ~.
gaiimu. al slt.isa a. sus na lsas a sfufr
fmmruie scsnmfs s3 sssfuiAeaI seant
slfa mice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
NINITA OPERADA

La Mia Maria Munoz, hija de los
csposos Mui1oz Menge, de Santurcc,
fue operada por el doctor A. Ortiz
Romeu, titular del poblado, y va So
encuentra bien. Los padres Sc en-
cuentran muy satisfechos agradeci-
dos del doctor, por su acierto asf
(losean hacerlo piblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02

~. -r. ~. Or aiIG9. tigG4t
NJ, Krose haee las sigaientes .obserc
vacionosl a lestas 4cifrHsd =. 5rg Ialc
b., -iSe atribuye. a tmenHdo al hudismo
400 emillones de seetarios;iel llooproyier
III delqueese aeumula, bajost tai rrlibrii
"a, O. agtodos los habitantes de la China
VI del Jap3n, LOS ,cpalless, JPrafesan esa
religion. pero cgya a,Isr gran vi mayoNrfa ms no p
ttene NADIA de Budista. oh c,,,al.,...af.{,
Ell ".monotefsmo' comprende los
kGat5lieoas, los protestahtest los cisma;
Iticos, los, judfos, y los .nIahomee,tanosf,
If6 que dai una cantidad de 7e2 Milo
hes dhe Ia q ;aid,65riad9ress de X, un solo Dios.
tI.os noritefstas aicahnzaHnI ichn aHnI6d US US milo
ms ~ ''Sai ~ 1in9m1qhI e2 a
81 oilamamo;ssf ;sf dlAfiecieg dlAfieciegS 4 to,ddios
.aquellos que air' no han 4rfeetibido tei baiu-
tismo, ! no tienen fe en- tristo, IS ne
cesario, para obtener su ndmero, ana
dir los II millones de judfos, v los 202
millones de musulmanes los 775 mi
| Homes de pOlitelstas 10 que ola un total
tie 9SS millones de infieles, es decir,
cerca dc un millar, o los dos tercios
de In humanidad. De aquf la impor-
tancia que tiene el problema de Ia sa-
lud la condemnation de tantos seres.
Si nosotros tomamos las diver
sas confesiones "cristianas'', formamos
un total. de $40 millones, sobrepasap-
do en- nucho a las dc. las otras :ren-
giones. Bajo tai denomination CON
tamos. mas o menos 130 millones de
Icismaticos griegos rusos. los 100
millones de protestantes. Los cat6li-
COS que son 2GJ millones, forman, en-
tonces,, la mas, numerosa de todas las
religiones cristianas no cristianas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
= CUATRo CILlNDROs:

No hay CARO- de cuatro cilindros como
fel autom6yil DODGE BROTHERS.
Ell ejercito americana 10 prefiere a
cualquier OtrO CARO- de su clase. Ven
dolores: - ANDREU, AGUILAR Y
CO., San Juan, Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
Los QUE NIAJAN
FL Consul de Espaha,
ErnestO Freyre.

L;sta avanzada de los pasajeros que
saldran de New York en- el vapor "Phi
ladelphia" el dia del corriente:
Justo Casablanca, Juan Fuertes,
Leo Didier, Sra Juana Pastor, espo-
sos Francisco Rodriguez, Claudio Ba-
Hester, Pedro Ballester, Gil Colon, Ha-
rlison Johnson, esposos L. d. Wheel
don v Srta.. Violet Ashburner.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02

y, y. niercolcs. Nov. l. McrcadO
quietO. Sc vendieron 1900 saccs de
Cuba. que estan emhArcandOse a 500
libre berdo. Ia Warner Sugar Ref
sAlmg Co., de New York. ofertas limi-
tadas de Cuba para embarque On Ia
primera quincena de Nov. 3.75.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
DON LUIS PAsSALACQUA

Muy sentida ha sido Ia renuncia pre-
sentada poar don Luis Passalaequas
del importante puesto que desempefia-
ba on Ia casa Sobrinos de Ezquiaga..
Ell dc.licard ahora sus energfas d me-
gocios particulares. Haa
Desedmcsle 6xito =,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
CAMBIO DE DOMICILIO

NueStlO amigo Il acreditadO conner
ciante de Santurce. den jose Santa
90 Fernandez. ha trasladadO su domi-
clio la parada %, Avcniia Ponce dc
Leon, SGnturcc
Al tener Ia gentileza dc OfreccnOS
su mleva casa, nos ruegan don jose
Santiago Fernandez Y su amable es-
posa, que 'hagamos extendido el cfre-
cilniento a sus nnmeIosSS amistades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02

Examinese su svita con el Optico A
Pacheco en- la Joyeria Dinet e. Pache.
co, ounce amos de praftica y constan,
te .exito en- su profession.
+ EXAMINES de ia VISTA. GRATIS
Joyeria DINET s. PAcHECo: -
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan, P. r. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
E,NOTA DE DUEE0 EN- pEE2TA DE
ts~a 5jt rs TIERR.N aa.J 5a

-3NOG-A Iof1 fID(sESlNJ TN IN I4aL LA IJI4.
7s~o '"5ts TIERRN, at 52
>tslyr0 fl1-L
1AaRh puerta de TERRA ha' isid6 gene
lalmente sentido el fallecimiento de
IA que fac amante cspos;l v madrc dc
familia, senorf Petra Martinez dc Ro-
saiio, c,ryo entielro en- 81 ccmcnterio
Fde' San Juan Sc 1lev0 a efecto el mar
ties. n. @eaAas -- G.R 49,
Haze 1G-afios qNe el. senior Luis Ro=s
sario, e1 viudlo, csta aquejado dc una
|lesi6n que lie fetieneA aen ssu hogar sa's's
Ii. DANA extinta no Sc separo nun
ca del enfernio. atendiendo tambiGn
la direction de sus hijos, Ramon,
Luis y Jose, va j0venes
Solamcnte el dfa dc los muertos de-
jaba per algunas horas su bogGr II
seilora Martinez &c Rosario, para ir
ol'ar al cementerio por stls otros
derdos que ALI reposGn.
Maestro p6same mas sentido para la
familia doliente que experimental ell
intense saetazo de Ia ausencia del que
rido ser. paZ etern& en- ell seno de
Dios al alma de In extinta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
rSTADlSTiCA DE REIlcIoNES
,l.l Porrcnir-r. y. &. p
IA HERDADERA CATOIICIDAn
pE Ia IGLESIA ROMANA.

NumerosoS histOriadores se han de-
dicado a pacicntes Investigations pa
ra establecer una estadfsiica exacta
de las .religiOncs.
+, Juraschek. Siobcl. Eournier q G
Flaix. .entre Otros. II. Krpsei hp lle1
gado on 1903, i PAS sIguientcs gifras.
sssi Ets sftil etI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
MERCADo DE AZUCAR

Cable recihido hoy por I.amhorn &
Co. San Juan. ~ Su oficina de y. Y. f:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02

- 80 Sof4 f5E DGELo.s s'.'' '''S's
7iIHa falleSido IenlItei Gsrr}0 S&pstino
stle Rio Piedras!o oei ibven 'salidalfb c.
Regero.l heermanp del -Rrebey ehnpe@l6
,en7 los, talleres de Ell IMPARCIAL..
tIpeilR GSRNgeero, pss
DeJa stl feliecido una eesposa,y cue !se
hoy, en- union de los .demas .deudoss
llora Ia inesperada- deSgracia. .---------
d DescanseHen paz lel alma del'que va
n9i e2istee' 1850 '.noa 1:l oeiIa1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02
sUS oJos SON MUY DELIcADos.

Coozal. 10. noviembre 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-02

Deseimcsle 6xito.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL ES.
TATE TRANSFERS RECORD
ED JULY 1 TO JULY 8

U. s. A to Chas. w. Parrot, Jr.
NEA, shNWA Sec. 26; EhSEA
Sec. 23-15-41. SI5I20.
U. s. A. to Edwin r. Burtis, M
SWA. SEA sWA Sec. 8; NEA NV
u Sec. 10-1s-41. 1I25I22.
U. s. A. to Peter RAIDER, SMSEA
Sec. 90; AswA Sec. 81; NwA
NWA Sec. %; NMNM Sec. 1924
80. 41sI22.
Naomi Childs to Daisy Alice M
Childs. sEAsEA Sec. 23-33-38;
SEA ANEA Sec. 11-Ss-40; NWA
NE n Sec. 5-37-37. 12l5I16. $1.00
L. L. Griep ct ux 60 F. w. Griep
SEH NEA NWA Sec. 8-18-47- 81
2Sl22. $4,000.
Hardin A. Parke ct ux to L. A.
Mansur Metes& Bounds in Sec
29-19-45. sI30I1e. $22.
Vale Trading Co. to James M. Nc
EVEN ct ux, lot z. block IT, Out
look. 6l23I22. $1.00.
Kittie X. Vines ct vir to F. M
Vines. shSEA Sec. S-19-42. 7I5l 20
F. M. Vines ct ux to Kittie e
Vines, EhNEA Sec. 4-19-43. 2
5I21. 800.
U. s. A. to Harold H. Gurnsey
whsEA. swA. swA NWA, Sec
1; lots 1. 2. 8. EhsEA. shNEA
SEX NwA. NwAsEA Sec. 2-14.
SO; 114I21.
d. M. John ct ux to F. A. Wool
cry. swA sec. 20; EMEA Sec. 80
27-as. sI25I22. $40.
d. M. John ct ux to F. A. Wool
cry. NwN sec.. 2s; EhsEA. VIZ
SEA Sec. 81; SEX Sec. 2s; VIZ
SwA Sec. 28-27-3s. 3l25I22. $40
Chas. Altschul ct ux to Oregon &
Western Col. Co. lots 1, 2, 8, a
Eh NwA. swA NwA. swA sEA
Sec. ss-17-47. sI22I22. s4,121.so
Harry C. Reed to A. ]. White
Nhsh, and shNh Sec. s-15-41
Sheriff II. Lee Noe to Robt. r
Nichol. lots 13. IA, is, 16. 1T, 1s
10, 20. 81. 22, 23. and "a. block 8
Hadleys 3rd Add. to Vale. 7l5l22
$2A38.98. Certificate Of sale.
Lee d. Vredenburg ct ux TO r
Merrill. EhswH. and sEA Sec
80; EhNEA Sec. a2-14-43. e17
20. $40.
Sheriff II. Lee Noe to Malheul
county. property included in 1917
tax roll foreclosure. 7IsI22. 81.
b49.63.
COMPLAINTS FILED
Mary Dodge vs.. Charles II. Dodge
7l6I22. Divorce.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13

ernor UIcott addressed a letter to
Fl. Van Wrinkle, attorney-general, II
structing him to take charge Of tn
cases in question, present any ev
dence that may be assembled to tn
grand jury, and in case Of indictments
proceed with the prosecution. Of tn
persons charged with the offenses.
Some winter wheat has been Gu
in Oregon, but although the no
weather is Fastening maturity, haI
vest has not yet become general, say
the weekly crop report of the weathe
bureau. Conditions are unfavorabl,
for filling Of wheat, but in some of the
principal wheat-growing counties the
crop has escaped serious injury
Spring wheat and oats, especially
where sown late, are being materially
injured by drouth. Corn has respond
ed we'll to the hot weather, but where
not irrigated will need rain soon.
That fleet of 80 purse seining
craft, the majority of them from
Puget sound, is planning to start fish.
ing off the Oregon and Washington
coasts about July is was the informa-
tion received at Astoria by Deputy
State Fish Warden Larson. To be
prepared to combat the operations of
this fleet, the cruiser launch Phoenix,
which has been chartered by the fish.
cries department to patrol the coast,
will have one-pound gun mounted
on her bow and will be equipped with
range finders so that the exact bear
ings of any fishing craft which en-
croaches on the three-mile limit can
be taken.
Proposed legislation looking to the
regulation of the slow driver as well
as the person who would drive his
automobile at an excessive rate of
speed probably will be sought at the
next session of the legislature. This
was announced by T. A. Raffety, chief
inspector for the law enforcement
bureau of the state motor vehicle de-
partment. Mr.. Raffety said that the
person who drives his automobile too
slow on the state highway is a menace
to traffic, in that he retards the speed
of machines that may be following
and cause the latter drivers to take
chances that they otherwise would
not attempt.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13
NOT an Addict.

A wayfarer picked up by the Jeffsr-
sonville police was presented in city
court, was questioned by Mayor
Warder. The latter had learned that
his wife was very large cOlOred
woman. He. however. asserted he was
not a negro, but "South American"
To ascertain the facts the mayor said +:
"Are you an Ethiopian"
The stranger made reply in rather
broken lingo: "Me no take Ethiopium
me no take any kind Of tobacco"
It recalled to the mayors mind a
favorite story of former Judge Harry
C. Montgomery, who when he was
prosecutor. arraigned negro and
having read the affidavit charging him
with Il, certain crime, to wit, asked
"Guilty or not guilty?" The colOred
man replied that he was guilty az
charged of everything Except that to
wit, l didn't do that, your honor
Indianapolis News.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13

There was one fatality in Oregon
due to industrial accidents during the
week ending July 6, according to a
report prepared by the industrial ac-
cident commission. The victim was
A. N. Garrett, salesman, of Portland.
A total of 44S accidents we're reported.
Warning was issued to smokers at
Bend by Fire Chief Carbon against
throwing away lighted cigarette stubs
near any inflammable material. The
warning was given after six small
fires in sawdust and dry grass had
been extinguished in the south epd
Of town. near the big pine milling
plants.
All of the state institutions, with
the exception OF the school for the
deaf, probably have ON hand sufficient
money to handle their operations until
the close of the present biennium, ac:
cordink to reports prepared by the
superintendents of the institutions
and submitted to the state board of
control.
There had been registered in Ore
gon up to the night of June SO total
OF 109,001 motor cars, 2425 motor
cycles, 423 dealers, 1901 chauffeurs
and 19s,285 operators, according to
q report prepared by Sam A. Kozer,
secretary of state. The total receipts
from the license fees for the first six
months Of the year 1929 aggregate
$2,s73,37S.
Plans for the submission to the
voters Of Portland at the coming gen
eral election Of a s1,0O0,O00 bond is
sue to pay for the immediate erection
Of bridge across the Willamette
river, near the lower end of Ross is
land, were made by joint commit
tee representing seven south and south
east Portland communities interested
in the erection of such q structure.
Dismissal of proceedings before the
public service commission Of Oregon
on the ground that it lacks jurisdic-
ton, was sought by defendant rail
roads in the rate case brought by
eastern Oregon farm interests in an
attempt to obtain lower rate on al
falfa hay shipments to western Ore
gon dairymen. Commissioners Nc
Coy, Corey and Kerrigan denied the
motion for dismissal.
The Voters of Oregon, when they
60 to the polls at the general election
next November, will be confronted by
seven proposed constitutional amend
ments and two initiative measures.
This was announced by Sam A. Kozer,
secretary of state, when the time for
filing completed petitions for the fall
election expired. All Of the petitions
presented were accepted subject to
rechecking by the state department.
Umatilla county's wheat crop will
be approximately five bushels short
on the 100000 acres in grain this
year, on account of the recent heat
wave. according to the best authorities
who have checked the entire county
This is loss of a million bushels and
will make the crop about 100000
bushels short of the bumper crop OF
last season. Conservative estimates
place the crop In Umatilla county this
year at 100000 bushels.
Because the officers of Jackson
county have failed to prosecute al
legged might mobs" for outrages COM
mitted there few months ago. Gov
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13
BAPTIST CHURCH
ible school 10 a. m.

Bible school 10 a. m.
Morning worship II q. m.
Service at Owyhee at $3.50 p. m.
ARA Butler of Baker, who Is
president of the Grand Ronde as
sociation B. Y. P. w., will be here
and lead the B. Y. P. w. service at
z p. m, and also the Gospel service
at 8 o'clock. This means a special
invitation to all young people.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13
FRUITLAND BENCH
Bert W. Allen Passes Away

Bert w. Allen aged "A years,
passed away at six thirty Monday
morning, at the P. E. Silkett home
in Fruitland, of pneumonia, result
ing from the flu and other eompli-
cations. He leaves three sons, one
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13

takes places Saturday afternoon, of
Miss Marian Kinsey, youngest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Kinsey to
Mr.. Clyde Makinson. Miss Kinsey
lived in Boise two years ago, is
chorister of the Methodist church
choir and is we'll known in Fruit
land, having spent practically all
her life here. The pastor of the M.
e. church, who will read the cere-
'mony, was asked to announce the
wedding, at the morning service last
Sunday and to extend an invitation
to the Methodist congregation to at
tend. At the close of the service a
gift of silver from the church to
Miss Kinsey was made.
This week A. M. Carpenter begins
the excavation of the basement on
which will be built modern five
room bungalow. The ranch is To-
Gated three miles southeast of
Fruitland. W. A. Colwell will sup
erintend the building.
At the meeting of the Board of
Education Monday evening, the fol-
lowing teachers were selected:
Miss Irene Johnston, Boise, Ian
guage department. High school; L.
F. DuBoise, Payette, eighth grade;
Miss Veronica Allen, Portland, up
per grades Sunnyside; Miss Myrtle
Phelps, lower grades at 'Sunnyside.
Word has reached her that fire
destroyed the home, furnishings, Ii
brary, etc. of P. Monroe = Smock,
editor of the paper at Vashon Island,
Wash. The loss was about $4,000
above insurance. Mr.. Smock is
well known here, having lived at
New Plymouth and served as County
Attorney of Payette county.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13
WisSom of Birds.

Birds, in the construction of their
nests, almost without exception, avoid
bright-colored materials, which might
possibly lead to the discovery of their
place of abode by an enemy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13

Mr.. Allen in company with his
sons and his parents, came to Fruit
land Just three weeks ago in hopes
this climate would be beneficial to
his health. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon and inter-
ment made in Riverside cemetery at
Payette.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-07-13

Announcement of Wedding
Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage, which
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-01-11
Bio Forest Nursery.

The forestry nursery at Saratoga
Springs, which is in the course of
organization at this time, will be the
largest in the world at no distant date.
When completed it will have an output
of 100000 trees per year and some
idea of the scope of this new nursery
may be gained from the fact that
during the transplanting season last
spring the employees Of this nursery
several times transplanted more than
125,O0O white pines in single day.
Seven transplanting tables were in
operation at one time. 1t is at these
tables that the transplanting boards
are filed, by which fifty young trees
are planted in row simultaneously.
The beds in which these plants are
growing present very attractive
sight, the trees being all the same size
and planted in faultless rows.