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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01
ROckefeller's Nephew
Victim of Pneumonia
CBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-WilIiam Good
sell Rockefeller, son of the late William
Rockefeller and nephew of John D.
Rockefeller. died Of pneumonia at his
New York home today. He was a for
rner treasurer of the Standard Oil Com
pany of New York,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01
John Wanamaker's
Condition Grave

Philadelphia. Penn. Nov, 30.-The
condition of John Wanamaker. who has
been i'll at his home here several weeks.
was reported tonight by his physician
as having assumed a grave aspect.
Though resting comfortably now"
the doctors bulletin stated. Mr.. Wanna
maker has today passed through an ex-
haUsting series Of attacks of coughing,
and as a result his condition has as
sumed a grave aspect"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01
vi Camps Quiet
Following Exodus

bN The Associated Press
AH.a.N Ark, Nov. 30.-Smackover
ta. 9 '.a'r camps in Ouchita county oil
.as T.7n quiet today. according to re-
1 .' 'e'ar"d here on the heels of a
'.sa .20dHs of alleged "undersirables
~ Aftermath to a cleanup" raid by
,,..n..'"o of "vigilantes" in the vicinity
.g3.'a rty which resulted in the
%' Of oao man and the reported
ssas Of several others.
r..l' 1""uttes returned from Ouchita
e'e '... were sent last night when
-. |t- r.oeiyed tht further trouble
'' N..ntod. They reported that
go passed. without any incident.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01

Here is the loveliest of stowaways,
Mile Jeanne Bonar, who is being
held at Ellis Island waiting official
disposition of her case. Mile. Bonar
is Russian by birth and friends in
this country are trying to prevent
her depOrtatiOn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01
larath0n Run
Won by RitOla

M. Is Penn. Nov. 3O.-William
s,, " York today won the thir-
b. ss'.lt' Berwick marathon run Of
,,., quarter miles. His time was
..rS '7 rs seconds. Earl john
s,,..- '.'>oarS was second and James
u, M I ny Boston third. Their time
'' 10 and 48; 40, respectively.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01

Full night and day leased wire
reports of Associated Press, News
paper Enterprise Association and
other unriVaIed features.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01
ILLINOIS SPRINTER
CAPTURES ROAD RACE

DETROIT, Nov. 30.-Schou Christensen.
star sprinter of the Illinois Athletic cluh.
Chicago, won the fourth annual l0-n7il.
road race Of the Irish American Athletic
club here today. His time was one hour
one minute and ten seconds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-01
Helps to Prosperity

The Business Opportunity" section
of the Want Columns is the surest
help to prosperity known. as all those
who have had recourse to it can and
do testify.
Every day under this classification,
YOU will find any number Of oppor-
tunities of enlarging your present
business, of buying out new and
lucrative business enterprises, or Of
buying a share in some well-estab-
ushed and well-paying proposition.
Don't fail to watch the Wants, and
even run an Ad of your own, if you
don't see just what You fancy Your
great opportunity and ultimate pros
neritv may come through a little
Want Ad.
Call 1900
ASK for Want Ad Department.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
Toxic Now Undergoing
Era Of Construction

TOAiO, Nov. S--althvaEh Jl.
pau Is suffering from economic anI
trade depression. Toxic g. now IN.
dergoing IN era o. extensive hulld.
lax construction. Several large
business buildiHrF are uaIrr way 81
MaruIouchi. The biz business cen.
ter situated between tho I.nperlal
theatre and the TsHlo station, fac.
ins ;te Imperial palace. Scores Of
residents ia foreign style also are
hoIns built all over the city and sub,
urbs. The new Imperial hotel Is
almost completed and another hand.
some building, Tho Palace hotel "a a
iaur-story structure IN native white
stc.o trimmed n marble aud quartz
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
LUMBER CARGOES
BREAK RECORDS
Increase Of O. Per Cent Is
Shown in Shipments From
Mills Of Northwest

PORTLAND. Nov. S.--ARIcak'ng
all PREVIOUS records for the delivery
rr rac!fsc Northwest lumber by va.
ter. the mills a' Washington, ore
coa and British Columbia shipped
carrocs totUling 2,2SL2u3,sN5 tect
during tie siirst glrc months ct
l92g as compared with L2l9,piG.
$40 feet flr the Ike poriod in 1891.
Tho increase IS 81 per cont.
Lumtcr, delivered by water e.
California markets truw January tst
to October LIST this ycar amounted to
.l.1CG.tEj.SSG feet, which was m ia-
crease og So nor cent oyc: the Cali
.nrsia water deliveries syg the tirs,
niuc months ~ 1891.
Exclusive Of California cargccs.
deliveries tc other UuAei states
domosa, markets Increased IL per
cent. TIE movement, through ran
anna canal. % North Atlantic ooas,
markets increased lisa pc- cent oyog
,hc first ujHe mgathg OF last year.
In tho export trade Japanese buy
las Increased i22 per cent trc .Irsy
niae months OF this year compared
with the samc period ia 1894. Aus.
tral!a Increased Us purchases % Pa.
cilic Ncrthvog, lumber l55 Per coat.
The cast coast %. South hmcrica
which has been dominated by South.
crn p.ae for many years, has at last
started buying heavily IN !ir aad
sprucc. Increasing Sc us, - IA.
cific No-,hvcft lumber as per cent
Cuba has also been active with M
increase q I'e Pr cent
E1rcrc also "a beginning TO show
kcca interest in Pacific Northwcs,
forests products, purchase FOR the
united kips ;om aud continent. the
first MAE morth1 thls year having
increased IS rcr cent over the like
period q last year,
South Africa. taking about halt
tho volume parclarcd by Europe
shops an i-orcaso OF 2il per cent
f.. the comparative nine month per.
ioi under rCy.ew
TIE figures arc from the quarter.
ly report OF tho Pacific Lumber In.
sEoetlon bureau which inspected %
per ccnt cf all the cargo business 70
October ! this year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
BOTH PARTIES
WIN AND LOSE.
IN ALL STATES

Continued from Page ~
have beaten governor Nathan Mill
or IN Scw YORK
SALT LAKE. Nov. S--Nys,arlay's 4
clcru1n was one OF the closest In
the history Of Utah. Tho results
may not be definitely known until
late tonight or tomorrow. Erncs.
Bamb-rEo, republican candidate for
senate, has a slight lead over King,
democrat, incumbent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
LINK COMPLETED
IN LOS ANGELES
s. Z. COAST ROAD

SAN LUIS oBispo, Cal, Nov. s.
Highway officials are preparing to
open on Ncyembcr Il the new con
crete road over the Cuosta grade, tnc
last link 10 be completed Ia the
coast road between Los Angeles and
San Francisco. Last OF tie concrete
- bolag poured ROW.
Cuesta grade Is nortA of san Luis
Obispo on the highway and portions
Il the road can be used by au;oists
taking the trip now, although they
must detOur 10 places.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

trairces OF this district are learning
agricultural WORK OF various kinds.
Veterans organizations every
where are pushing the congressional
measure known as the Enutson pin
which VIII. II passed, administer
loans on fsr mortgage security TO
disabled war veterans rot to exceed
- rer cent o. the total value OF the
farm real e-tate nor $4,000 70 a man.
Not more than $1,000 shall be ad-
vancld at ole time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
Mn211rNCriCAnM'
Eke6iOrN1
- ~ ~

Frank ~ Moore to determine
whether proceeds o; loan can be
used for investment Decision Of
Judges bingham and Kelly Of
Marica county circuit court on May
25th in negative. Appealed to su-
pTCne' court.
Dcclslon-Thc supreme court de-
oidsd that the cons E lonal amend-
mcnt contains no limitations upon
an applicants rights to dispose OF
the money 70 be borrowed there
under. although Il clearly appears
that the legislature intended to limit
and restrict leans made under the
act to cases where the money loaned
should b used in making invest
ments looking 10 the acquisition OF
farm or q home. and that II was
not within tile power OF the legisla-
tUre TO provide by enactment. that
an applicant possessing all OF the
requisite qualifications TO entitle him
20 a loan, aud who rendered and
ws5 prepared TO give the security
fer the repayment OF the lean. could
not obtain a loan merely because he
desired 10 invest tho money bor-
rcwsG for z purpose other than the
purcta5e o. farm or a home.
(Note-The proc eds received
f-cm o Joan may be used for any
purpose that the borrower desires,
except In the matter OF delinquent
Hens taxes, etc)
Qucs.loa-Can the proceeds from
r. loaa be ugei 10 pay an encum-
br5uce on property d by rel
atiye?
Suit filed by Department OF Ore
goH, American Legion. in behalf OF
cicero F. Hogan to determine
vhotse- proceeds OF loan can be
used 10 Isy eacumbranccs on prop
ory owned by relative. Decision
a. Je1g-8 Bias am and Kelly OF
Hgr'a1 couly circuit court on May
25,A On negative. Appealed TO the
supgomC court.
Decision The rupreme csurt de-
c'dcl that a qualified applicant has
the right 90 use tHa real estate az a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

Continued nom Page ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08


property rleht or q personal richt
that passes to mex; OF kin?
Suit filed by Department OF ore
gon. American Legion, in behalf OF
Margaret Crane as administrator OF
the estate OF her husband. to deter
mine whether the bonus is a prop
city right TO be administered as n
part of an estate or personal right
that passes to the next OF kin as
named in the law. Decision OF
JUDGES Bingham and Kelly OF Cir
cult Court OF Marion county on May
9Th TO the effect that II IS n per
sonal right. Appealed TO Supreme
court.
Doclsion-Tho Supreme court de-
o.ded that II the bonus Is not paid
TO the applicant in his lifetime. and
such applicant leaves surviving him
the relatives named in the sta,ute.
the bonus must be paid 20 such rela-
tives IN the order designated by the
statute. Le.. the next OF kin but no;
the administrator OF the estate.
Quest.on-Are the relatives OF
deceased veterans entitled TO the
loan?
Suit filed by Department Of Ore
gon. American Legion. IN behalf os
salllo Carson TO da.ormlne whether
or not relatives OF deceased yster-
ans arc entitled to the lean. Dsci-
sion Of Judges Bingham and Kelly
OF Circuit Court CT Aarlon county
on May 9Th TO the effect that rela-
tlves are entitled 10 the loan. Ap-
pealel to the supreme court.
Dscislon-The supreme cour: de-
oldod that relatives OF deceased vet
Grams are no; eat,ilcd % the loan.
but are entitled 20 The cash bonus
only.
Qufs.ion-ls q call 10 active duty
from tto reserve 70 be considered 90
an original Catry into the service 10
establish eligibility?
Suit flied b. Department OF Ore
goa. American Legion. ln behalf OF
william +, Faulmaa 20 ao,ermlas
whether call to active duty from
the reserve IS considered an original
crtry into .he service to establish
eligibility. Decision Of judge,
Bingham ana Kolly q Mario n coua-
ty circuit court on Nay 25th IN the
negative. Appealed to supreme
court.
Decision The supreme c1urt de-
cidei that anyone who was ca!!steI
before June 3. 1915, and was. pt
ana before June Q, 1915. aud until
afsor November IL, 1918, a solder
In the regular army Of the Ualted
States. and whose entire service
was performed under IN enlistment
ineio before June 2. 1916, dca9 not
come within the pyc5'r.bca c,a-s de-
fined IN Article NI-c. op1 's not or
titled 90 shave N o. r~re,Ye any
money aut'r7i-cd r-dr ,ha Art'ela
XI-c Il u'G d'~laln ne c-ur.
further ST ,rf "v'o ca7 rec m
reason. hcv,"e" ~ = NJ. With
IN ire no ~' 20 'eT'q'1'u-a. *
desAed a.~'-- r. pro9'la c-n-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
ATTENTION
Eastern Stars, Masons

rhcro viii be u social earl rarty
Friday cNcniOr November loth, ut
the Masonic lIlil, Lonmig nligr tn
which are inyltrd all Eastern stuU
and their husbands aad masona and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
ANTON LANG SENDS
ENCOURAGEMENT TO
SOUTHERN PLAYERS

SANTA CLARA, CAM, Nov, s.
Anton lang, who plays tho rart Of
Christ Ia the Passion Play at ubcr.
amworElu, has s.ut a message OF
announcement 10 the Passion Play
OF Santa Clara which is hold hero
each year.
Tho message was written beneath
portrait VI Lang and said: TO
Marlin Merle. director OF the Santa
Clara Passion Play. Success and
Gods blessing ou your play In 1898.
Anton Lang"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Nov. S-F.
W. Moudcl, republican leader OF tho
house. apparently has been defeated /
for the senate by Senator Kcudrick.
democratic incumbent Kondrick is
leading b. 5000. with his margin
growing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

their wlVca M vipltlnR mcmbcrN
are especially invited, Como nnh
set acquainted,
klamath Lodge, No, ~ A. v
\ A. NJ hosts ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08
SOTICI!

Tho regular meeting Of the 81.
Pauls Episcopal GGilG. viii be held
at the home OF Mrs. +. n. pike, Poli-
can city, tomorrow afternoon az
ago
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. s.
Thomas !. Bayard. democrat. was
elected TO succeed Senator Coleman
Dupont.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-08

\ cook tcl'u uu the most miaundor.
stood thirg IN u rrunc,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
HUMACAO
Ordci6n fdnc1re

y
La sociedad humacaeha, lamenta en-
estos momcntos una ptrdida irrepara-.
bic, con la muerte de una see lsass flil
mas mas prestigicsas de esta spoblit-
ion. .>et
Dona Mardelina Frfas de Liccaga,
despuGS de varios dias de ellfermed&d,
baja IL la tumba, y deja una estela de
dClor immense en- SUI hOgar Ell toGa
la ciulad, que mucho la apreciaba, por
sus atlas cualidades de madre modelo.
buena amiga, V coraz0n noble que
sienpre estuvo dispucstO a practicar
Ii: carload y ayudar eli todo sentidQ,
cuanta empresa de m6ritO Sc inicia-
b:. para la cual sc solicitaba su ayu-
da.
Todo 10 que intentdramos Gecil
acerya del vacfa que su alrededor
deja. en- su hogar, sitiO que todCs
admirabamos como mOdelo Ge amor,
union vencraci0n csa madre que
hoy drsaparcce para siempre, resulta-
ria palido ante Ia d1lorosa realidad'
Deslh estas lfneas, hacemos constar
todos sus familiares, muy cSpe-
cialmente sus tres hijos que llo-
ran sin cOnsuelo a su inolvidablc ma
ma. nuestra pcna, por la desdichG que
les aflige.
Sentimos hcndamcnte Ia desapari-
ci0n de Gislma tain respectable, que cons
titufa un orgullo ell nuestra sociedGd
rogamos al cielO, por su eterno des-
canso.
Marina L. Moltnd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

Hace veinte amos III. Hoshi, un subdi-
to jap0nes, lego la costa del Paci-
iicO americana, con una suma menOr
de 100 d6lares y sc dedico trabajar
como jardinero. Ahorr6 el dinero ne
cesario para trasladarse hasta el Es-
te y sc dedic0 cursar una carrera en-
lU Uniyersidad de Columbia, graduan-
dose en- 1891 con ell diploma de econo-
mista. A sE regresO a Japon, sc. me-
ito en- el negocio de dr0gueria y ac-
tualmente es el rey de los farmaceu-
ticOs en- el Imperio del Sol Nacientc,
con un capital dc mas de nueve mi
llones de d6lares. NJ. Hoshi ha cs-
tablecido un Institute en- Meguro con
un million quinientos mil dolarcs, pa
ra darle educaci6n gratis a los i6venes
japOneses que abriguen en- SUI mem
te la ambici6n de llegar ser hombres
TITLES su patria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
EN- Ell CONSEJO EJECUTIVO

Reunido aver el Consejo Executive
discuti6 la impugnacion hecha por
la casa bancaria "Ottis y Co.," refe-
rente al emprestito de $11, 100000 efec-
tuado por ell Municipio de Guayanilla
a favor de la casa "Stcy y Brown.
Los impugnadores fundan su alega-
cion, en- que ell Municipio de Guaya-
nilla Sc perjudica en- un nillar de del
lars al conceder tai adjudication, y
solicitan del Conseio Executive, de-
clare nula y sin valor la acci6n toma-
da per dicho Municipio en-. ell case ala :
dido + - ! -
Ell Consejo atendio todas las alega-
clones expuestas, y concedi6 un pla-
20 que ,vence, el sabado Is del CO.
rriente (naiana), para pre5entar los
correspondence alegatos por escrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
sY EsA CALLE?

La talre dc San 'Agustfn, de Puer-
la dc Tierra, que ies una espltndid;,
arteria para facilitar el trafico, re
sulta cerrada en- su cXtremcl Este, y
drbiera terminarse W que al ampliar-
la incluye el proyecto la extension ha-
cia ese laio para empalmar por Il
n. T., con Ia via central.
FL municipio y el ComisiC nado del
Interior, pOr sus resp"ctivas intervell-
clones en- esa 0bra. l,1ce tempo que
debierGn terminar!a v no Sc compren-
de haya qucdatIJ asf.
Ell costo del pequrIO trozo que fail
ta que hacer y que debi6 termiuarse
no dcbc ser obstdcu-
10 para que una de las principaleS ca
lies del pcblaGO dc Puerta de Tierr,.,
no sea terminada. Para los obreros
que van la falbrica cercana es tam
bien de gran utilidad la finalizaci0n
del eXpresadO trabGjo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
SEGUNDO VIERNES ESPANOL

Que va {. quc,1ar (csta noche) mas
animadd adn que el pasado.. y es
muchO lecir.
La sala del america" Sc vera lie,
na de bote en- bote, el disloque.
Seis estrenos que presenta esta no
che AmaliG Molina: un gran esfuerzo
que la ;gentil aritsta hace para COM
placar su pGblico que tan cariilosa-
mente la &plaude y la corca.
Sobresalen en- ell magnffico prcgra
ma dos nGmeros Ge fuerza.
Uno: "Canto dc la Tierruca," una
pdgina bellisima escrita por el vcte.
rsno autor santanderino Pepe Extra
iii.
Otro: "Evocaci6n Sevilla", un poe
ma primOrcso, en- el que han puesto
sus manos incorporates los hermanos
Quintero Y el maestro Serrano.
;Qu6 tai?
La nocheclta Sc lc.s trae, v va sef'
necesario<encargar un manojo de ma
nos nuevas para reponer las que a
diariO Sc usan.
Use va a aplaudir tanto y con tan
tfsimo calor!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
ARCHIyADo EN sECRETARIA

Ha sido archivado, en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva, un certifcado de election
de directories y ofciales de la "Respe-
table Logia Faro del Plata No. $685.,
en-. el cual figuran los nombres de los
siguientes senores:. Saturnino Cam
pos, Past Noble Padre; Enrique o.
Lancet, Past Noble Padre; Salvador
Pabon, Noble Padre; Bernardo Sos
tire; Past Noble Grande; Juan Mas
Verzal, Noble Grande; Agustin An
tommatei, Vice Grande; Mario Rem
tas, Secretario Electo; Domingo Guz-
man, Ayudante de la derecha del No..
BILE Grande; Pedro Otero, Ayudantc
de la izquierda del Noble Grande; FG-
Tx Feliciano, Ayudante de la derecha
del Vice Grande; Ricardo Salgado,
Ayudantc de la izquierda del Vice
Grande; Gregorio Marquee, Guardian
Interior; Abino Sanchez, Custodio.
Todos dichos senores son tambien di-
'ectOraS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
ANTONIO lMoNTESERIN

Ha lcgrado prender, lie han prendi-
do con todo merito muy justamente
sObre las hombreras de su unifOrme,
las barras de jefe de S6ptima Clase de
la Policfa Insular.
Todo San Juan ha visto con el ma
yOr. gusto este ascenso. Monteserfn es
TN correcto y pundonoroso mozo que
sahe cunplir con su tlpber
En- la ciudad de San juan hacen
buena falta sus selyicios; de clio es-
tan enterados sus iefes; y esperamos
que temen buena nota tie 10 deseos
del pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
'ESPECTACULOS

tfGine Tres Banderas.-Corine Grif-
18th en- "Yo. me Vengare", en- 6 ac-
tos, una. Revista una comica.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Debut del cuadro de revistas, Ear
zuelas y obras nacionales, con la pre-
ciosa obra del Sr. Pietri "San Juan
por Dentro" Y la colossal cinta, titu-
lada "Miarka".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-
Gran benefcio favor de la Fede.
racion Libre del Trabajo, con la exhi-
bicion de la soberbia production pol
la Bertini, titulada: "Gula" y una bo.
nita cinta comica, titulada: GEL Ca
ballero Nocturno". ..
Teatro BeliOgraph, (CatanO).-Wil
liam S. Hart, en- su Ultima production
titulada, GEL Amo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
Il PROBLEAIA DE LOS BUQUES
EXTRANJEROS.


Noticias de Washington informan
que el aSuntO de los licorcs que lie
ven los barcos extranjeros que toquen
en- puertos de los Estados Unidos, Sc
ra dejadO en- las mismas condolences.
asto es, sellando la cantina dep0si-
tos, en- tanto Ia Corte Suprema de la
Naci6n resuelva el case.
Para Puerto Rico sc presentardn
enmiendas relativas ese punto, las
que discutird cl Congreso EN- su pro
xima session, hacienda una legislaci0n
especial para las ''posesioncs" Y apli-
cando las mismas reglas a Puerto Ri
co, Hawaii y Filipinas.
FL SecretariO de la Guerra cl del
TesorO, han discutido el asunto de
Puerto Rico, de acuerdo con un infor-
me presentado por ell general McIn-
tyre, del comite de asuntOs insulares
Y Sc esperan noticias oficiales en- la
isla, de un momentO a Otro.
Las gestiones de la Camara de Co
mercio, Rotary Club y representacio
nes de las empresas navieras en- Puer-
to Rico, han realizado un bucn traba
10.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
SUBASTA IMPORTANTE

Ell dia 16 dc los corrientes Sc llevo
a efecto la anunciada subasta de las
obras de construction de tres kilo-
metros dc la carretera Ciales-Juana
Diaz, seccion Garganta Vicens-Reco-
do.
Presentaron proposiciones los 81
guientes senores: Ricardo Slf2rret:
$31, ,728.71; Tomas C. .Sifonte:
$35, ,575.02; Felix Colon: $37,412.45;
Jose E. MADEIRA: $31, ,3O5.45; Martin
Aparicio: $34, 10; Aufan:
$32, 2,5O5.6O; Santoni: $32, 2,868.23; y Ra-
fael Garcia Soler: 6,697.1O. La Jun
ia de Subasta recomendo la PROPOSE
cion mas baja, o sea la de don Jose
E. MADEIRA fue aprobado por ell Hon..
Comisionado del Interior. ,sF
Els este un nuevo triunfo del repu-
tado contratista, don Jose MADEIRA, da-
dos la competencia y prestigio de los
demas senores licitadores, por 10 que
lie enviamos nuestra mas calurosa fe-.
licitacion. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27
VA EsTA NIEJOR

La preciosa salud de la muy esti-
mada Y ejemplar seiiorita AmpSro Ma
vol, renace despues de unos dias de
impertinente dolenciG.
Ell bello rOstro de la selorita Ma
vol, es una flor que reoobra sus CO.
lOres y su aroma, al suaee deslizarse
de unas gotas de bienhechor rocfa.
Mucho celebran sus amigos esta me-
jorfa, y muchas felicitaciones recibe
su seiiora madre, doiia julia Atiles Y
su padre adOptivo don Juan Quiiiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-27

La gran victoria de Ia maiiana hi
20 que totlo ell pueblo Sc siptiese lie-
no de ehtusiasmo al sabGr que tenfa
un buen team. Else -entusiasmo Sc vi6
en- algo 5cortado cuan1o q ESQ dc las
dos de la tarde emp@z6' a caer una
gran lluyia que sisui6 con pequeflas
interrupcioncs hasfd mhcho despues de
comenzado ell juego. Cuando empez0
el juego ell pdblicospedfa juego inne-
cesariamente, pues saba que iba a ser
una bayoya. n n
Los jugadores del Puerto Rico lie
Ofrecieron los sles-Ipmacao que ellos
iban a simulaF qua ,jngshan, -pero des-
pu6s nos convencimos de q. jugaron CO.
mo PROFESSIONALS. Mientras tanto HUI
macao jug0 malamente sin inter6s en-
el juego. Uno, lRdfa yer los juga-
dores orientaleS tit6hdese piedritas y
charlando cada vez Due hacfan un
error. NADIA mas Sc podfa esperar de
cllos, pues no estaban acostumbrados
a jugar como patos. mientras ell Puer-
to Rico demostr6 su habilidad en- jul
gar pelota "acuatica" este es, que jue-
gan muy. bien nadando.
Sin embargo, solamente ganaron 4
1, debido a que Humacao hacfa do
ble-plays con tres en- base. Una veZ
Barreiro. pitcher CD struk0 juicy
con tres en- base y Fabito fu6 sorpren-
dido ell primera.
Cada Eez que Humacao tenfa hom-
bres en- base gente Ell tercera, sc de.
dicaba a robar bases robar ell ho-