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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

DECIsIoNEs DE IA CoRTE DE

DECISIONES DE LA CORTE DE
DISTRIT0, SECCrON SEGUNDA
Saturnina Ramos. Aut. judicial Wis
to eI presupuesto, Ia Corte ordena al
SSecretariO entregue 4 Ia peticiOnaria
los $TT7.14 perteneciente a los memo
res Ramos Cruz para inyertirlos en- Las
reconstrucciones, etc.
Natfyidad Pagan ! Pedro Roig. Des-
sahueio gobro de costas. La Corte con
.cede III taQufgrafo una pr6rrOga de 15
Hdfas para ter1ninar y radicar "a trans.
Icrici6n de la evidencia sOlicitada en-
|este case.
DominiOs Isaura Quiiioness EdUar
do j. Enrique Gonzalez Rafael
Sanchez. Celebradas las vistas, Ia Cor
fe ordeno pasar los expedientes In
forme fiscal.
Rafael Bernabe vs.. j. "A. Oller Y otros.
DisOluci6n de comunidad. Celebrada la
vista en- rebeIdfa de los dcmandados,
|ia Corte 0Fdena que Sc disuelva Ia co
munidad existente de IA finca descrita
u Sc proceda a la participation mate.
rial de lasmisma
Schlnter j co. Sues. VS.. Felipe Fer
nandez Cobro de dinero. Sc recibit
del Supreme su sentsncia confrmande
Paz Alvarez Suarez VS.. n. Suarez
HI Suarez, etcs Inefcacia de mejora. Sc
;recibio del Supreme su sentencia revo
Icando etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
LA ENTRADA DE PUERTA DE.
A e "a TERRA

La nueva acera de Ia eEscuela ID.
Acosta' Ia entfada Este de Ia ciu-
dad, ha quedado termihada y ahora Sc
.esta hacienda eIS relleno del .ensall-
theyde calIe, Il que va . prolongar por
ia carretera desde Il salida de ia Pla-
"a de Colon hasta Ia parada 2. Hacia
suma falta el arreglo de esa entrada
de San Juan que no responde 81
impOrtancia y Ia mejora. Seguramen-
te llevara grandes reformas al case
rio de ese sitio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
NUESTRA OFERTA 4 LAS DAAIAS

ECAAdISAS de Nestif, de Nansl llaIca DOVE 85c,
$1O0, 1928 $780, $175, $2,00 81 y $500.
CAMISAS de DoInir Inalea DOVE, desde 90 centa-
Vos hasta $500
sCAlIISAS de Hlo, EsPanolas, Borladas, desde $3.50
hasta $1,000
PANTALETAs az Nansl 1narca DOVE, desde Soc
hasta $500.
PANlTALETAS de Hilo Espanolas, bordadas mano
$4OO $3.50 $500
JUSTIIIO de NaDsi 25c 50cs 00, 81 % 81 So
BLOONIERS narca DOVE''. d 75c, $1.00, $l.25 $l.50
$500
CAAfISAS de Seda para yestlr Rosa blancas Desde
$3.50 hasta $7.O0
CAMIsAS de- DOrmil5 de seda, Rosa Blapeas, desde
$500 hasta $780,
sPANTALONES de Seda. Rosa blancos. $500 $500
$3.50
ENAGUAS de Seda, $500 ZOO . . e
ENAGUAS de Nans1s d T5c SlO0, $l20,s@ls90, $lsip,
$500, $3.50 $500. -
MIDDYs para Nihas de a Il afos narea @sLIPO-
VA2ss $l25.
BLUSAS de Seda, en- todos los coloTes 49c
BLDSAS de Etamina, 95cs 81: 80, 2:30 = ~ 2g.
SOAlBRIIdAS todos los estilos, desde IS las1a @1z
MANTILIsAS Espafplas Blancas Negrasl preelosos
dibuios $3.50, s.. .75 So 30, $3 90 S420 $2.oV SoVg
$00y $500
PANUELOS EspafoIes berdados naano Les nay de
seda de ho de tQlas classes desde l9e en- aaeane
CORSETS Warner Atabames dc reelpif l9s pislm2s
estilos
1IEDIAS de Algod6n, 25c
Medals Mercerizadas, s0c
1fEDIAS de Hilo 75e. >
Medals De seaa EIolsploof desse Flz2 hasse 7'99'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

.cardo Ddyila y Compahia, Incorpora-
ltedn, y The Bayview Fruit CO. Of
Porto Rico1
Los siguientes documentos perte-
lnecientes i Ii asociaci6n denOminada
Union dc Marines No. 59e's han que
Idado arcbiVadcs en- Ia Secretatfa Eje-
lcutiya
Ceftificado relative q IA elecci6n
ldsslos Srss. MRrciano Girsu B Manuel
iBarrientus, como tesorero v secretas
Trio, respectiyamente. 81
IDforme anual correspondence
| al ano 1921. 4. a
El Gcbernador ha expedido los 81
lguientes pasaportes: ss { 4
Para enabarrar a Espaiia, Francia,
IInglaterTa, Suiza 8 Italia, al ST. Ger
Ivasio Gambia, de, San Juan.
Para embarcar Santo Domingo,
Cuba, venezuela v Espana, Al senior
Antonio Manuel Navas, de Vega Ba-
lja.
Para ernbarcar q Francia, al senor
Remigio Huertas y sefora, de San
Juan.
Ell Secretario Executive ha expe-
dido Licencias para Cazar y Portar
Armas de GAIA, a los Sres. DR.. Ma
inuel Melsndezs de San Juan, y Bel
ltran Saint Laurel, de Cabo Rojo.
Ha sido presehtada, en- Ia Ofci-
Ina del Seeretario Executive, para 81
archivo y registro. una anarca de ia
ibrica de Id frma de Mayaghez, p. III,
Idenominada F'idsla de Benet y Coz Il
ne consiste de Ia palabra .Colombina,
" Sc aplica a la venta de camisas de
lhombre, blancas de- mujef, etc. L.
y4asgSH ss8 8ig - u ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

SWEATERS para hombfes
Desde S so hasta $500
Evening star., 1922-12-05
BOYS-Palais Royal Dependable Quality Clothes


city quality considered
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Universal Toasters. reversi-
BILE kind. $500.
Electric Table Stoves. made
of aluminium: guaranteed for
one year. Special. $1.S9.
Electric Percolators. made
of alum n u m: guaranteed
make. Special. 1905.
Electric Curling Irons. COM
plete with comb: Universal
make. 1878.
Electric Toasters. reversi-
BILE kind: Star make. $500.
Electric Irons, Landers.
Frary & Clark make: six
pound size. $500.
Heavy Nickel Plated Crumb
Tray and Scraper, packed in
holly box. Special. &c.1a.
Nickel Plated Cake Pl1es.
"A pretty and inexpensive
Christmas gift. Special. el.46.
Nickel Plated Coffee or Tea
Pot Stands. nicely packed in
a holly box. Special. 9sc.
Heavy Nickel Plated Trivet.
suitable for hot dishes: nicely
packed In a holly box. Spe-
cial. $500.
Keep warm for Christmas
and buy one of these Okay
Electric Heaters; stands 16
inches high: is 10 inches wide
and 10 inches deep. and has
black enamel body and cop
per reflector and nickeled
legs. Regularly So. Special.
S5.86.
Deaean's Musical Gift
Chimes, mahogany finished:
nickel plated. Special. eG.3S.
Special assortment. of fine
quality glass, with pretty en-
crusted border decoration.
Can be had in Minton or ham,
mered gold. and many of the
pieces have pretty cut design.
The gold decorations are
the assortment can be had
bowls. comports. candlesticks.
covered jugs. candy jars. cake
plates and many other items.
S2.05.
Surprise mother or wife
with an Ideal Cook Stove for
Christmas. No. 1S style, two
compartment size: complete
with legs and cooking uten-
sils. Regularly $39. Special;
e33.75.
GOOD NEWS!
Another shipment of White
Enamel Table Tops. $50 in
this lot. to 60 at 1l.05 each.
They are subject to slight
imperfections. and can be had
in sizes 25x40 and 25x41h.
18-piece Crystal Set. Scotch
thistle etched design: set con-
sists Of s goblets. 6 sherbets
and s tumblers. Special. 31O.05.
Palais Royal-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Housewares and China Gifts

Fruit Bowl and stand. with
: pieces of assorted fruit.
Special. $3.79.
Decorated Covered Jugs.
several decorations. Regular
ly $500. Special, S1.25.
Glass Marmalade Jars.
choice of many decorations
and styles. Regularly $500.
Special, s1!89.
Japanese China Olive Sets.
7-piece set. Special. 91.30.
Francy China assortment.
consisting of many pieces.
nicely decorated. Special. Soc
each.
Book Ends. Polychrome fin
ish, many styles to choose
from. Special. &2.8s a pair.
Colored Glass Console Sets.
3 pieces. A set. S3.5O.
Jardinieres. ivory finish.
good size. Special. csc.
Cut Glass Vases. heavy
blanks. 1o-in. size, floral cut
ting. $3.50 each:
Mounted Pie Plates. nickel
rlated with earthen inset.
Special. 81 90.
Cut Glass Nappies. s-inch
size. nicely cut. Special. g II.
Hanging Baskets. green and
brown finish. Regularly $1.25.
Special. Csc.
Japanese China Nut Sets.
pretty decoration. Special.
II ~ n set.
Meta Waste Baskets. choice
of several enamel finishes. cor
rueated style. Special. 54r.
Parchment Candle Shades.
in various colors ard decora-.
tions. Regularly 75c. Spe-
cial. Soc.
lS-piece Crystal Set, needle
etched hand design: SGT con-
sists Of goblefs. s sherhets
and 6 tall tumblers. Special,
innovation Cut-glass Candy
Jars, half-pound capacity.
Special. Soc.
Electric Irons. westing-
house make; 6-pound size.
Electric Coffee Urns. panel
design; Westinghouse make.
$500.
Armstrong Table Stoves.
VIII cook a meal for four
people and serve it piping hot.
912.EO.
Electric Curling Irons,
guaranteed make: complete
with cord and plug. Special.
S1.50.
Electric Waffle Irons. Uni
versal make: an ideal gift for
Christmas, $3.50.
Electric Percolators. Uni
versal make; five-cup size;
panel design. $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

H a II d k ere h ie t
Linens. fine quality. desirable
shades. such as wild rose.
alice blue. light blue, nickel.
hello. yellow, honey dew.
peach. Nile, orange. rose. gold.
brown and tan. Squares are
15c each; $1.25 yard.
Pillowcases, peter
Pan" made OF Fruit of the
Loom cotton: size 45x36 inches.
All are neatly boxed. At
$3.50 pair.
Evening star., 1922-12-05


Boys $40 to $3.50
All-woOl Two-pants Suits; Nor
folk style: OF Cassimeres. Chew
lots and Tweeds: mohair lined:
coat and both pants lined: sizes
to II. At *9.75.
Boys Two-Trousers
Norfolk Suits: extra fine grade
all wool: from the best makers:
sizes S to 20. At $3.50, $14.S0
to x22.50.
Boys .All-Wool Mack
inaws, extra good quality: made
with convertible collars. muff and
patch pockets. Sizes Z. 8. Q. 10.
IL, IA. Is and II only. Worth
$40 to $3.50. Exceptional at
$7.95.
Evening star., 1922-12-05


Little BOYS Over
coats. good qualify Woo, Chin
chilla, also All-wool Cheviots:
convertible collars, muff and
patch pockets; every coat with
all-wool Innings; sizes 3 to 10.
At 6A.s5.
Boys Rainy Day Out
fits. coat and hat: the famous
Bestyette make at special prices:
sizes 4 to Is. At &5.95 and 1896.
BOYS Black Rubber
Coats, the well known Hodge
man make: every coat guaran-
teed waterproof: sizes to is.
Special at 1915 and 1896.
Palais Roy al-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Boys Tw ant S
Suits: made of Crompton All
weather Corduroy: the better
grade and make; all sizes to Il.
Special at &S.05.
Big Boys Overcoats;
extra fine coats for boys 10 to IS.
At Slj to x24.5O.
Fine Quality Eton'
Norfolk Suits for little boys: in
all-wool tweeds: sizes 5 to 10.
Very special at $3.50.
Little BOYS Hi g h
Grade Overcoats Of extra fine all
wool fabrics with all-wool lin
inEs: sizes to 10. At $3.50 to
$3.50
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Velour Portieres, $3.50

2H yards and others yards long Remarkable
indeed are these fine portieres, in shades of rose.
blue. mulberry, green, taupe, sand gold and
brown Some have the same shade on both sides,
others are combination colors showing diff
ferent color on each side. Subject to very slight
blemishes.
Panel Curtains at $1.o5. An odd
lot Others are to alike White ivory and
other shades Some have fringed bottoms.
Panel Window Curtains at $3.50
each. Fine quality and newest Styles sure to be
appreciated by the homelover. Choose from Fflet
Grande, Crochet Tuscan. Novelty Easement. Plisse
Cioth Crinkled II bought in the regular way
would sell for $1795 to $215O in pairs
Mayhower Scrim Curtains at S2.05
pair different weight curtain than you would
expect at this special price. Made of the best
grade scr1m on the market Plain hem fronts with
openwork corner motif. White ivory Fea-
tured at 1885,
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Five Bargain Spots"
Too Good to Ltnger
Handbags
Women's Novelty Leather
Bags. with vanity mirror.
including samples
worth ;Ss ss-oc- cholee S1.9S
Umbrellas
wonen's Gloria. silk;
paragon frames: amber
ring handles: mill GAO
tary leather trimmed. ~o
Umbrellas
Juveniles Silk Umbrel-
las. Red. green and navy.
Bakalite ring ham c1OR
dies. Special at %|''o
Mantel Clocks
Standard American s-day
Clocks-in mahogany finish
case. new oblong %3 Or
shapes. large dial ~o'>O
Scarf Sets
Centerpieces and Scarfs-
of linene and lace Make at
tractive c hri mas
presents. Expen S We SOr
looking.
BarEaiA Basement.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Pillow cases. en-
broidered: Fruit of the Loom:
in a wide range of beautiful
designs. All are neatly boxed.
At $3.50.
Cotton S hee t S.
bleached. hemstitched: the
well known Naumkeag brand.
Neatly made of fine cotton.
equal to percale: an excellent
gift for the housewife that
likes the finer things. Neatly
boxed
62x80 inches. $2.25 each.
S1x90 inches. $500 each.
0Ox1OS inches, 1915 each.
Palais Royal-second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Boxed
HandkerChiefs

WOMEN'S
Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs, in various en-
broidered designs. colored
with neat drawnwork. also
silk pongee. Box OF 3 at
$3.50.
Novelty Handker-
chiefs. with wide spoke
stitching and embroidered
corners. also white with
blue bird embroidered in
corner. also some with
colored borders. Box Of
or s for s1.OO.
Sheer Shamrock
Handkerchiefs. with three
rows OF spoke stitching
and embroidered corners.
Also all-linen handker-
chiefs. with embroidered
design in corners. Box Of
at $3 90.
Sh eer Linen
Handkerchiefs. in attrac-
tive designs. neatly pack
ed. Box Of s at $l.75.
Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs. with hand-em-
broidered initial. Box Of
3 for &l.OO.
Colored Novelty
andkerchiefs. with rose
and basket designs. Box
Of 3 for 50c.
MEMS
Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs. with one-half
inch hem and initials. Box
OF s for SS.0O.
Tape Bor dered
Handkerchiefs. with en-
broidered initials. Box Of
s for 500.
Plain White 1ni-
tial Handkerchiefs. box Of
s for 75c.
CHILDREN'S
We h We only
mentioned one item here.
but there are scores OF
neatly boxed handker-
chiefs for the children
here. Come in and saunter
through our children's
section.
Children's D a ily
Handkerchiefs. in assorted
colors: each handkerchief
has the name OF the day
embroidered on it. One for
every day in the week.
Box of 7 for 58c.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1922-12-05
Gifts for Housewives

Our Linen Section has now on display an unusu-
ally large collection of gifts for the home Should you
be undecided what ve-vsit this gift bazaar -Four
attractions arc featured below.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

To Brighten the Home
EminentIy Practical Gifts.
$4.98 Blankets
Large double bed size
plaid effects in various col
each. Tomorrow at ~O'1o
81 Comforts
Douhle-bed size-beauti-
full i.I! p,aids; p, ds., 81 quail S3.48
25c Outing Flannel
Outing Flannel. extra
heavy: striped in colors. I2r
CSC a yard quality at NV
S Yards for 81
ss-inch wide Bleached
Muslin. first quality; &IOO
full pieces s yards. ~A'O0
Piuowcases
ACORN" the better kind:
1896 inches; hemmed' Zlc
39c Cretonne
36 inches wide: dark
Erou n DIS. with large
floral designs. Special Z0c
at
Chemise
of Crepe de Chine. Radio
Silk and Marquisette. In
flesh, white. orchid and blue.
Tailored and lace O. 7O
trimmed styles. At ~@'@>
Petticoats
of all-silk Jersey, Taffeta
and Messaline. Plated
flounces, some embroidered
in mira 8 ii ng
shades Black and O. no
colors. At. %S'7o
bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
SI.50 to $500
COrSetS
at $1.20

For yourself, II is
not often that $50 to
IS models of C-B. Nine.
Lyra. Practical Front,
w. B. and Palais Roy
al Corsets can be had
for $l.29. Sizes l9 to
%. - Bargain Base-
ment.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Stra p-Wrist Gauntlets of
elace kid. heavy embroidered stitchings. self,
contrast and two-toned. in shades of brown.
taupe, oxbood mode, beaver, black and white.
self-stitched and white with black stitching and
gore. $500 pair.
l-clasp Washable Cape-skin
Gloves. spear-point and embroidered stitching.
i'll tan. brown, mode, beaver and gray. $500 and
$3.50 pair.
Children's Doette Gloves, in
gray, mode, beaver and brown. SLY pair.
Children's heece-lined X i d
Gloves, in tan and brown. S1.45 pair.
Evening star., 1922-12-05

Portieres to dress the home for the
long indoor before
Chenille Velour Portieres, $500 and $12.85
Tapestry Portleres $525 to NO
Best Grade Velour Porteres. $t0.OS to $2O.85
Derby Damask Portieres, $3.50 to $3.50
Art Silk Fine Porteres. $3.50 to $24.'s
Drapery Sunfast Repps at $1.15: SO
inches wide. and Drapery Sunfast Repp. at 5sc is
36 inches wide. Colorngs to be had are rose blue,
mulberry. red green and taupe
Cedar Chests, the better made kind.
A 4o-inch size chest. made with side arms. repro
ducing window seat All are lifted with Jock.
key and casters. sa25o Chests at Sl075. Other
styles range from &1c0S to $SO75 Mating covered
Boxes, $A25 $1O85.
Velour Cushions, round shapes. at
$429. Very large sizes. in an interesting col
lection of colors An ideal gift for the homeover.
Cretonne-coyered Cushions in
bright and dark cretonne covers. Round shapes
with button at $1.OO each.
Velour and Tapestry Table Run
nsrs three hundred to select from and at prices
that should induce early shopping At $1oo to $s.0S
each.
Evening star., 1922-12-05
When Undecided Give Gloves

III S-tIIdC IS, SIONtS IUI III O0NdSIO1Io NOIHC
ions for all occasions. And remember:
oyal moderate prices prevail.
l6-button Chamoisette Gloves,
fine suede finished fabric. spear-point and two
toned embroidery stitching. in covert beige,
sand. mode. brown and white. $1.so pair.
Stra p-Wrist Gauntlets, of
double woven fabric spear-pont stitching. in
new shade combinations OF mode with pongee,
sand with tan. oak and brown. At Sl.75 pair.
2-clasp Glace Kid Gloves,
pique and overseam-Paris point and embroid-
cred stitching, in all the wanted colors, black
and white. $500 up.
Boy Scout Gauntlets, fleece
lined, plain and decorated cuff s1.o0 up.
Palals Royal-Main Floor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-08
.-.-lD.-.As1 Inc ...1 ~ 90LL BLAST!

bringing them up to higher point
than ever before.
Special arrangements will be made
for shoe findings, such as strings,
polishes, etc.
The hosiery department will be de-
veloped still more. The firm enjoys
a big business in hosiery now, but
this department will be made better
than ever.
In connection with the window dis
plays they will be kept up to the
level of city shops, as Mr.. Philip
Hexom, junior member of the firm is
an expert window dresser. and with
the handsome new display windows
planned the public can expect some
beautiful showings.
The entire store will be kept up
as complete as possible, so as to
render their customers as good a
shoe service as it is possible to do.
Contractor A. r. Coffeen is busy
drawing the plans for the store now
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DOES GOOD WORK
New Club Now FunctiOning in
Neighboring City Doing Worthy
Work for Their Start OFF.
HELPING WORKING MEN
HOLD THEIR JOBS
Much Good Done by These Clubs
Wherever They Are Properly
Supported.

The good that Commercial Clut
can do in a community is unlimited
and all active clubs are accomplish
ing much. The following taken from
the West Union Argo Gazette shows
some good work the West Union club
performed recently. We notice that
Mayor Frank Morrison, a former De-
corahian, was responsible in getting
the club started.
'"The new community club is al
ready functioning for the benefit of
the public, but some of the boosters
are so modest about it that they
forget to blow their horn. A matter
of a good deal of Importance to the
general welfare as quietly but eff
fectively attended to by A. l.. Mel
son, president of the club, and Mayor
Frank Morrison, who was responsible
for getting the club started. They
learned that a number of workmen,
Mexicans and other foreigners, were
about to be sent here to replace
an equal number of West Union
citizens as section hands, so they
promptly got into communication
twice with railroad officials, and OBJ
tanned assurance that the change
would not be made. While the sec
tion men are not working full time,
the force numbers sixteen when at
work, and it can be seen that the
loss of jobs to that many residents
would have been a bad thing for the
town. The posted notice offering
employment to section hands says
that preference will be given to mar
ried men. To keep local heads Of
fsalsfiie SIN employment by reason OF
the prestige enjoyed by the Com,
! munity Club and the mayors Office
is a result which should bring sat
isfaction to all our citizens"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-08
INVITED TO ST. PAUL
Decorah Business Man TO Make an
Address Before Northwest
Merchants.

L. X. Knight, of the dry goods
firm of Connor Bros. & Knight left
Monday night for st. Paul on a spec
ial invitation extended to him to
meet with the Northwest Merchants
Business Conference, composed lof
merchants west of the Mississippi and
the trade territority of Northern
Iowa, North and South Dakota and
Montana.
Mr.. Knight will appear before the
Conference for an address and exc
plain two of his recent big sale
successes, the "Old Lady Gossip and
Mother Goose Sales" and "The Live
Wire Sale" the latter where cut
of a telephone was used.
These advertisements have met
with a wide circle of favorable com
ment from many prominent mer'
chants. They have been reproduc
ed in leading Trade Journals anc
Mr.. Knight has had requests from
nine different states for the use o
the cuts and advertising.
Having Decorah advertising ap
pearing in all these magazines ant
papers is a good advertisement TO
Decorah, the best old town in tn
Northwest. That Mr.. Knights ad
dress before these Northwest mer
chants will result in much good TO
all concerned goes without saying.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-08
KENYON to be Circuit Judge

United State Senator w. S. Ken
yon was appointed circuit judge by
President Harding last week. After
the appointment it was stated he
would not resign until some constitu-
tional question raised was settled
but this is apparently fixed now, anc
he will leave the senate in a shor
time. His successor VII be appoint
ed by Gov. Kendall. In the names
mentioned we noticed the name Of
Congressman Haugen mentioned. l
is up to the governor to say Wh'
takes Kenyon's seat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-08

empanelled coronor's jury compos-
ed of Agrim Lee, Henry Bidne and
Sam Barth. County Attorney Mel
son represented the state and sixteen
witnesses were examined. At the
conclusion of the inquest the jury
found that Alfred Dotseth had come
to his death by violence, and the
finding held Officer Dotseth to the
Justice court for a hearing.
Saturday morning he was taken
before Justice H. F. Barthell. At the
hearing he was represented by At
torney Frank Sayre, and County
Attorney Nelson appeared for the
state. The hearing was short. Dot,
seth waving examination and Justice
Barthell bound him over to await
the action of the grand jury, which
convened Monday afternoon. Ht
was not released on bonds and wa:
taken back to Jail.
1t is a deplorable affair and muci
sympathy is expressed on both sides
but murder is the major crime OF
the calendar, and under the circum
| stances it is up to the county attor
ney to prosecute the case. After al
the facts are placed before Jur.
providing the man is indicted ant
brought to trial, it is then up to tn
twelve men and true to say wha
fate is in store for the accused.
, Alfred Dotseth, the slain man wa
, 26 years of age, was popular an
we'll liked by everybody. He con
r Quoted bakery here for severa
wears past and was a good busines
man. He was a soldier in the worl
J war and saw overseas service an
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-08
$4,000 LOCAL
REAL ESTATE DEAL
+. A. Klepper Buys Three Business
Buildings on Washington Street
From Weiser Estate.
BOUGHT THEM
AS AN INVESTMENT
Buildings are Occupied by Bergland
Restaurant, Mckinney Pump
m. House and Kepper Soft
"fcgg ,nrink ParlOr.

One of the larg0- .al estate deals
taking place i'm Decorah in some time
was consumated last week when F..
A. Klepper purchased the three two
story brick buildings on Washing
ton street belonging to the Weiser
estate. The three buildings join each
other. The first one is situated on
the corner of Washington and Main
street and is occupied by Mr.. Klep-
per with his soft drink establishment.
The other two are the buildings oc-
cupied by the Mckinney Pump and
Windmill Works and the Bergland
restaurant. $4,000 was paid for the
property.
Mr.. Klepper bought the property
as an investment. He has no plans
yet as to any Improvements he con-
templates making in the buildings.
The upper floors are not occupied,
and perhaps later these will be fixed
up in good shape for occupancy. 1t
looks hike good investment, as the
buildings are situated in good loca-
tion, and the traffic in that section
is heavy.
Mr.. Klepper recently sold half in
terest in his business to his brother
in law, Gust Becker, who is now as
sociated with him.
At one time Nalder College, oc-
cupied quarters above these build
ings.