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The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
NEW MACHINE !. SHOP FOR SEWARD
SEWARD WILL HAVE ON OF THE FINEST UP-To.DATE PLANTS
 ON THE COAST

Wm. Bazant recently purchased the big concrete garage building on the waterfront next to the Cal M,, Brosius shop from Chas. A. Tecklenberg. He is now busy putting in concrete bases for the machinery and preparing to assemble one of the most up-to-date and complete machine shops in the Territory.
 The building is an ideal one for the purpose. It has an extremely high ceiling and has a floor space of 5000 square feet. Ten thousand feet of flooring will arrive on one of the next boats and when this is laid the work of installing the. machinery will be completed in the near future. MT Ba zant estimates that the plant will cost something between $15,0O0 and s20,- 900.
 MT. Bazant will deal in all sorts of machinery and particularly in gas boat and mining machinery. He will be prepared to handle any manner of ma chine shop work in connection with gas boats which will be his speciality. He will also employ an expert garage man for the repair of automobiles.
 S,Io. a sEcp as Wr. F. 5ar: intends installing at Seward will be a wonder full asset to the town. It will mean that southeastern Alaska and Cana dian fishing boats, that ply their trade on the halibut banks near this city, will come here and get all necessary repairs. And, of course, while they are here getting repairs to their boats the crews will be spending money in other business houses for supplies.
 MT. Bazant has great faith in the future of Seward. The large invest ment of money which he is making bears witness to the fact. Tn speak. ing to representative of the Gateway he said: 'T have been in Seward for some time and I have lost money in stead of making it; but my faith that this town is certain of prosperity is unshaken
 If we had no other natural advan- tages than being at a point which is about the center of one of the great est halibut banks in the world we would be bound to prosper. It is just a question of time before this will be- come a great fishing center. But this possibility coupled with other pros poets leads me to believe that we have a bright future before us For my part shall gamble all that I have on the favorable turn of conditions in and about Seward"
 Mr Bazant is a very capable ma chinist of wide experience He is a pioneer in the Territory. having held positions as chief machin- st in the big mining companies of southeastern Alaska. For years he was brennan of different machine shops or the Guggenheims both in Alaska md In other parts of the world. He s specialist in gas boat and mining machinery and with the modern plant which he is installing will be able to handle anything in the way of machine york.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
A FIRST MORTGAGE

Say, you" yelled his Satanic ma jesty to newly arrived soul as he sauntered casually across the red hot cinders toward him. What do you mean by acting like that? Do you think you own hell?"
 q ought to-" replied the aggrieved gentleman in low voice, "my wife was giving it to me right along"
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
ON WITH THE DANCE

He-Are you from Valdez? She-No, why do you ask? He-You dance is though you had on snow shoes.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the firm composed of Cal M. Brosius and John Noon, heretofore existing under the name and style of Brosius & Noon, in the Town of Seward, Renal Precinct, Territory of Alaska, is this day dissolved by mutual con sent.
 The said Cal M. Brosius to assume all outstanding liabilities and collect all outstanding debts, the said John Noon withdrawing from the firm. Dated this 22nd. day of December. 1921.
 CAL M BROSIUS,
 JOHN NOON.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
MAIL CONTRACTS LET

Mail contracts were recently let as follows:
 Winter contract. Nenana to Panama to N. C. comApany
 Winter contract, Tanana to Nolan on the upper Koyukuk river, to John Adams
 Winter contract, Rampant to Hot Springs. to Emil O. Bergman
 Winter contract, Livengood to Dun bar, to Carl White.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
AS YOU LIKE IT

Blow, blow, thou wintry wind, thou are not so unkind,' unused Shakes peare as he followed the village belle up the street 2
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
CONTRARY

Some women are so contrary they will not eat anything that agrees with them.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
SUCKER

First Mosquito-Hooray Here comes a new arrival.
 Second Mosquito-Good, Let's stick him for the drinks.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27

Brown-You must have a lot of trou ble in keeping your wife dressed in the height of style.
 White-I do. My modesty rebels ev cry time.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
WANT AQ

WANTED--A house, by a newly married couple with no children until the first of June.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27

Mary Miles Minter at the Liberty to- night A good show. See it.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
VERiLY

Scandal is always welcome if it does not occupy basket on your own door step.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
DEPARTMENT oF THE INTERIOR

Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward as follows:-
 S:30 A. M. Monday and Thursday for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwood and Anchorage. Arrive 3:45 P. M. Wednesday and Saturday. Connections at Anchorage on Tuesday and Friday at 500 A. M. for Mat anuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal- keetna, Dead Horse, Broad Pass, Mckinley Park, Nenana and Fair banks, Monday and Friday at S::30 A. M. for Matanuska, Eska and Chickaloon.
The Seward gateway., 1922-01-27
APPROACHING DANGER

First Roach Con Nabisco box)- What is your hurry?
 Second Roach-Don't you see that sign, Tear along this edge"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-08
Ell inventO Shiefersteir1
dra un gran impulse a
la aViaCi0n

BERLIN, noviembre 12.-Sobre TN
inverto de enorme trascendencia en-
e. terreno de construction de maqut
mas, y particularmente de la aviacion,
invento que ha sido comullicado stimuli
taneamente a todos los Ministerios v
q todas las Representatives. diploma
ticas de Alemania en- ell Extranjero,
verso la Conferancia que di6 aver en-
Jas ofcinas de la compafiia erich
Huth- -Gesel1schaft' e. propio inventor
Irgeniero Heinrich Schieferstein,
quien Sc ha distinguido grandemente
en- e, ramo de la telegrafia inalambri
ca.
Ell invento del Ingeniero Heinrich
Schieferstein, llamado provocar una
revoluci6n en- la industria constructo-
ra de maquinaria, consiste en- convertir
EN- energia it'll los fen6menos de la os-
ci,aci6n, que actualmente son causa de
trastornos y de efectos destructores.
El inventor procede en- la forma de
''afinar' 0 adaptar todas las parties
de la maquina un mismo nlmero de
oscilaciones, de esta manera Sc con
vierten en- fuerza utilizable entidades
enormes de energia que antes Sc per-
dian sin ning1n provecho. Asi. es po-
sib1e obtener con todas las maqui-
mas, rssultados que no Sc habian soiia-
do hasta "a fecha, multiplcandoles la
fuerza que producer.
FL punto culminante de la conferen-
(Continda On Ia Ia. pag.)
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information de mercados

10 tanto ha subido Ell precio de todoS,
especialmente ell de los granos. La es-
casez de estos frutos Sc debe en- su ma
por parte. que todas las actividades
de los agricultores en- Ell presente son
dedicados a La siembra de semilleroS
&c >tabaco y cebolla. Y La hmpieza de
Ia cana recollection del cafe. A pc
sar de este, hay abundancia de elloS
en- algunos pueblos del centro, tales co
mo Corozal, San Lorenzo, Cayey, Cia.
les Morovis, Lares y San Sebastian, y
en- ell Norte y Noroeste hacia la costa,
| desde Aguadi,la hasta Quebradillas.
A continuation Sc expresan los pre-
clos de los principales productos agri-
colas de la Isla vendidos al por ma
yor en- 33 mercados locales, de donde
Sc han recibido informes:
MATT Sc vendi6 1925 QrIntal
ell Isabella, y a $2.75 en- Arecibo, Toa
Alta Y Vega Alta. Ell precio mas alto
fu6 de $3.50 quintal en- Adjuntas Y Ca
yey. En- los demas pueb,os Ell precio
promedio fiuctuo entire So Y 81 quintal.
HABICHUELAS.- Sc vendieron a
Sc quintal en- Camuy Cidra. FL pre-
clio mas alto fue de $40 qruntal en-
Yabucoa. En- los otros pueblos &, pre-
clio promedio fuctuo entire $3.50 So
Guintal.
FRIJOLES.- Sc vendieron 81
qrintal en- Dorado, Isabella. Juneos,
Quebradillas y Vega Alta. Ell precio
mas alto fue de SO quintal en- Come
rio v 81 Ell Areciho, Ponce, Y Yabu
Goa. En- los otros pueblos ell precio pro
medic fuctu6 entire So Y Sc quintal.
GANDULES.- Sc vendieron SIS
quintal en- Adjuntas, Cabo Rojo, y
Ponce. Ell precio mas alto fu6 de $40
quintal en- Bayam6n, Caguas, Cayey y
Juncos. En- los otros pueblos el precio
promedio fuctu6 entire Sc y So quin-
tai.
NAMES Sc vendieron a $1.25
quintal en- Isabella Utuado. Ell precio
mas alto fue de So qrintal en- Cayey
Y Vega Alta y a 81 en- Guayama. En-
los otros pueblos ell precio promedio
fluctu6 entire $1.5O y S2.75 quintal.
BATATAS.- Sc vendieron 81
quintal en- Aguadilla Anasco, Cabo Ro-
jo, Cayey, Coroza1, Lares Y Quebradi-
/ Has. Ell precio mas alto fue de 50 quin
tai en- Adjuntas Bayam6n, Caguas. Fa-
jardo y Guayama. En- los otros pueb.os
e. precio promedio fuctu6 entire $1.25
Y $1.75 quintal
YAUTIAS.- Sc vendieron 81 quin
tai en- San Sebastian y $1.25 en-
Isabella. Ell precio mas alto fue de So
ouintal en- Guayama Ponce. En- los
otros pueblos el precio promedio fuc-
tu6 entire $1.5O S2.75 quintal.
GUINEOS.- 20 centavos ell ciento
IN Isabella, Lares Y Maricao. Ell pre-
clio mas alto fue de so centavos en-
Arecibo, cayey, Fajardo y Guayama.
En- los otros pueblos ell precio prone
dio fuctu6 entire IS Y As centavos ell
ciento.
PLATANoS.- Sc vendieron a s1.25
el ciento en- camuy, Isabella v Vega
Alta. Ell precio mas alto fue de $3.50
en- Guayama. En- los otros pueblos e.
precio promedio fiuctu6 entire $3.50 y
S3 el ciento.
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C,ARIBE

Hituado en- 2I eorax6n dc La Siu&AA
Perfectsnente acondieion&do con Co.
dos los adelantos modernoa: Aseen
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnfneas
habitaciones con bsfio prfvado , efss-
sos 6anitarics. Especial sonfort pars
families , viajantes. Prseiss mode
rados.
Csl6foAoa AS$ y 1905, r. o. Eex Ev1
Gale d saS Franchises. Ne, o.
San ivan, p. 4.
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a. MUNDU
EsTApo DE LAS CosECHAs. CON
DIcIoNEs DEL TEMPO

Ell punto mas importante que desea-
mos tratar en- este informe es el que
Sc relaciona con la gran variaci6n que
Ian sufrido las condolences del ITEM
po en- la Isla, durante Ia semana. En-
toda la Costa Sur, Este, sudeste y Nor
deste. ell tempo ha sido complications
te favorable para los cllltivos. Por otra
parte en- la region del Norte desde San
Juan hasta Arecibo, los tres primeros
dias de la semana (noviembre q di-
ciembre q fueron secos, pero los otros
tres dfas la luvia fue excesiva Y el
viento borrascoso causando enormes
crecientes e inundaciones en- los terre-
nos llanos cultivados de cana, tabaco,
coboEa frutos memories, originmdo
grandes perdidas todos estos culti-
vos, especialmente al tabaco Y a la
ceboI.a. Estas mismas condolences han
predominant tambien en- toda la zona
Central hacia el oeste de Ia Isla. DON
dc los fuertes ventarrones han ocasio-
hado considerables dafios las planta-
clones de guineos cafe.
Sc han seguido registrando notables
ALIAS EN- ell mercado de cafe local. La
escasez de la nueva cosecha es cada
vez mas visible. La mayor parte del
cafe recolectado ha sido puesto en- ell
mercado, dejando muy POGO alr4acenado
en- espera de mejores precios, debido
la situaci6n tan dificil Ell que Sc
encuentran los agricultores de cafe. va
Casi Sc lIa dado fin a Ia cosecha en-
Ia mayor parte de los distritos cafete-
ros de la Isla, aumentando muy poca
tas escasas existencias que habia alma
cenadas Ell ell pals. La demanda Sc
acentila q medida que Sc va terminando
4; recollection del grano. La perspecti-
va de este pco 1rIcto es muy brillante.
Sc espera que aicance TN precio bas-
tante remuneration dentro de algunas
semanas. Ell precio del cafe durante la
seMara (noviembre 81 diciembre q
ha autuado entire SIT v $19 Quintal, re-
seco, en- los puebios mas importantes
de la isla.
Ell mercado de frutas sigue Aoio y
ST 6emostraciones de mejorar No hay
demanda alguna para las frutas en- el
mercado local. Actuaimente Sc estan
vendiendo las chinas a precios suma-
rente bajos, que fuctdan entire 80 y
As centavos la GAIA. Los cocos Sc estan
vendiendo al mismo precio de la sema-
ma pasada. Tambien ha decafdo mucho
la actividad en- las compras de este
producto. Parece que los compradores
adquieren toda la cantidad que necesi-
taban para su consume, durante las
ultir1as semanas Y Sc han retiraGo Gel
n.ercado. hasta nueva orden.
Los frutos memories han escaseado
notablemente en- casi toda la Isla. por
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Ell. VESUBIO

Partieip'o q Rai Rurasrssa eliaAtsla
sue nnsvamSntS ms sncushtro al
frente de estS acrsditAdo Restaurant
donds eneontrdrGA IN asmsra&s ser
Vicio In eart4.
Sc adInitsn sbsMa4sS = xasea A&A
ian loA EAbrOsos Kpa9Hstsi.
vies1ts RINALBI.
Allen 10. Ban Jran. TsIkfoHo pee
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CENTRAL

MASAeSs eaAssrniAc expresamsMS
SmeA EF0teJ. raodernAments sQuipAde
cen aEeensor, habitaciones con ba
90, tcl6fono, timbres y euantO 70
Quiers 81 nodsrno comfort. Pla3
EGrop4o. Restaurant q In carta. Tn
I&fonos: 9s1-11Al. Box 1861, eas
JosG, Plaxa Prizsipal. Gan yRaS
lsuarse pie@
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r1TEzAs DE CHANDLER NUEvAs.

Ejes de.anteros y traceros, Co
jinetes de vielas, etc. Pihones y Cata-
iinas, Cristales para Windshield, Aros
dc pistones. Tapas de bocinas, Radia-
dores, etc. I'm Dodge touring, $4,000,
Dos Chandler touring, $4,000. Bear
ihgs timkin para camiones autos. F.
o. wells y Co, inc, stop 15.-12 q
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GOLARES:-A plazos y al contado
en- la parada 33, Hato Rey. Ven
tajosas condolences. Para informes: o.
CALzADA, ofcina Tetuan, 8, San
Juan, Tel. 1037-.12-14.
CE ALoU1LA una c6moda y ventila
da habitaci6n, para caballero matri
monio. Con sin co1nidas. Gale s.
Brau nfmero SO (altos) Tel6fono 172
Rojo.-12-12.
TRASPASO dep6sito en- sitio c6ntri-
co de San Juan con clientele escogida
por tener viaje al Norte. Te,efono 1869.
12-12
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A TIENDA A sU SALUD:- si s,

A TIENDA A SU SALUD:- 81 Sc
= siente usted debil, necesita un
buen reconstituyente, pidss en- las Far
macias ''ARCoDoL'' vera que mucho
le aprovecha-12-31.
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PARA ESTRENAR EN- NAVIDAD.--
Vendo: esplendida casa de concrete. Es-
tara terninada ell 10 de este mes. Pue-
de entregarse ell Is. En- uno de los 81
tios mas visibles importsntes de. Con-
dado. Avenida Wilson. Doble entrada
de autom6vil. Pr6xima la plaza p1-
blica, al trolley. a. parque y los ba-
nos de mar. Sc REALIzA POR SU
COSTO. Solicite informes 357 verde,
Santurce, en- la propia casa en- cons
trucci6n. Sc deja en- hipoteca la mi
tad Gle su valor al diez por ciento anual
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LIA11ITACIoN ventilada fresca,
= = balloon a la Gale desea joven es-
pafiol, tiene muebles, preferib,e en- San
Juan, Box 231, San Juau.-12-s.
&E VENDEN eJemplares vteJos dc
puerto Rico nustradon a S2.0c
d qutntal. Dirsjase a Salvador Brau 81
p. o. Box 345. San Juan. P. R.-P.
CE ALQUILA EN- MIRANfAR, parada
IL, una casa nueva dividida en- 4
departamentos. Informara Inocencio Ri
vera, al frente de la misma. 12--7
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CE ALQUIIA I'm local a prop6sito
para tienda, cOlmado, cafetin. Care
terra numero cuarenta Y uno esuulna
Pelayo, Puerta de TERRA, telefono
1894 negro.-12-1S.
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8 YRNFA De FLoREs NAruRA.

LES On Ia c&lle "'HsarS'', STEP
lA ssnturce. --Ilams Al tslefono e7s
axul sausnrcs y EsrAn servidos srmsdss
tAmente.-P.
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AYHURO-VIxsTG-- --Ind1c1eo psrA u
tinpotancia, falta de vigor se
knaY. 1ac1imiens0 fisico Y Compussts
ss Gekiuhin6 nxitfnk del Cameron ,
Leetttna. I'm Las busnsa fsrmaciAa
Grogusr1aa. .--P.
EsPLENDLDA RESIDENCLA en- 81
Uondad0y cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio limitadisimo. Informaran aparta
do S5s San Juan, P
1APATERos:- 81 qusreis econO
mizar en- la compra de pieles y
uatertaJes del ramo, solicitad nuestros
precioh. Apartado 1S4. Aguadilla, P
M.--P.
eE VENDE bonito , c6modo ''Bungs
low en- ell sitio mas pintoresco del
Csndado, cerca del mar. Solar de mas
ldo 500 metros caadrados. Precio lirn!-
sAdo. InformarAn apartado S5s San
Juan.
EtE ALSl0ILlA On Ell "ToDacco Paia.
es' Tetuan go, s habitacionss (ps'
60 do un spartamentO) prcpias para Vt
v1enda n Ofcinas. InfermarAn en- q
segundo piSo, ixquterda.
FRISAS: para esJas E-Ghes frescas te
nemos Ell mejor surtido en- frisas de al
epd6n y pura lana. Mandamos O. o.
b. cualquier parte de la isla. La
villa dc Madrid. San Juan.
CT vENDE:-Un sutOm6vii 'Hud-
son-supersix''. En- perfecto es-
tadc. psra paseo Y Wales. Mitad de pre-
Gle. 1nformarAn r. o. Box 26.-san
Juan, p. R.-P.
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ANUNCIOS CLAsIFIC ADO S

t CoI4AEEs:-oaile LOLA (parada
44y. Precios snnamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. su nombre y di-
recci6n por telefono, correo perso.
nalmepte, 10 da derecho d t1Iformacidn
1etallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edffcio
Belayal. Tanca 2. Telefono $50, San
Juan.-P.
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SENORITA: Sc necesita una asistente
en- Oficina dental De referencias. Es-
peciique conocimientos ocupaci6n. De
direction postal telef6nica. Dirijase
al Box 1861, San Juan. P. r. P
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Sc ALQUILAN los altos casa calle Err
nesto Cerra esquina carretera Nueva
Cuarenta d6lares; cuatro dormitorios
sala, comedor, cocina, cuarto bafio g
Inodoro. Informaran Bajos. Telefono
815 negro. 12-1S
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HMUEBLES EN- VENTA:-Por tefer
que ausentarse sus duefos, estan a
a venta una serie de magnficos nue.
bios, los cuales .podran ser adquiridos
en- condolences favorables. Dirfjase pa
ra informes al Tel6fono 595, santurce
-12-13.
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CE vENDE MUY BARATo un auto
- m6vil tOldsmobie' de siete pasa-
eros en- muy buenas condolences. Co
mas cubre-asientos nuevos. Excelen-
te para negocios. P. O. Box 35, Baya
mon. P. Rae.
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CE vENDE un Cafetin en- 10 mas
c6ntrico de la ciudad con todas
las existencfas muebles; para infor-
mes en- San Francisco go IL, San Juan.
t2-l1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
FUEL SAVERS POPULAR
AT CHEMICAL EXHIBIT
Coal Shortage Stimulates In
terest at Palace.

Fuel economy devices on exhibition
yesterday when the Eighth National
Chemical Show opened at the Grand
Central Palace. appeared to be OF con-
siderably more interest to the several
thousand who attended the first day.
than many Of the more technical devices
and processes, or the manufacture OF
dyes, perfumes or the other exhibits at
the show. The affect of the coal short
age was clearly demonstrated when
many persons crowded about the booths
which had on exhibition the coal saving
devices. the chemical burning furnaces
and other substitutes for coal.
In the auditorium last night several
addresses were delivered. DIR. Charles
H. Herty, chairman Of the advisory COM
mittee OF the Chemical Industries. pre-
sided. J. Mayhem Wainwright. Assistant
Secretary of War, spoke on the relation
OF the chemical industry to the national
defense.
MIR. Wainwright said IL this coun-
try had been shut Off from Chilean
nitrates during the war I'VE could not
have produced ammunition and II was
or obvious advantage TO the Govern
ment to encourage the chemical industry
to carry on researches. Because Of its
relation TO chemicals and munitions
Mr.. wainwright said, a dye industry
I'm this country was powerful instru-
ment OF preparedness for war"
Wayne Il. Wheeler, counsel OF the
Anti-Saloon League OF America, warned
that the chemical Industry must conform
to the rules OF the Eighteenth Amend
ment Other speakers included Miss
Ida Hafford and Frank n. Riddle. The
show will continue to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
CALDERFOR COMPULSORY
ARBITRATION IN STRIKES
Tells 4 Brooklyn Republican
Women Public Comes First.

Senator Calder pleaded for compulsory
arbitration in railroad disputes last
night in an address before an audience
of Republican women in Masonic Tenn
pie, Brooklyn, declaring that while the
owners of the roads and the workmen
do not want compulsory arbitration. the
public interest is greater than the in
terests of either group.
I'VE must either require compulsory
arbitration in labor disputes on common
carriers" said Senator Calder. ''or we
must permit the settlement of these diff
fculties without Government interfer-
ence / am a believer in compulsory
arbitration. l know the owners Of the
roads and the men who work on them
are not in favor of this, but | am think
ing of the great mass of American
people, the men and women who de-
pend on them to vitalize their business.
and for the fuel and food needs of the
nation The question Is the most seri-
Gus one that confronts our industrial
life. The workmen should be paid a
living wage and the owner of the roads
should be allowed a profit on their in
vestment. but the public interest Is
above ALL"
Other speakers at the meeting were
Jacob A. Livingston, Republican leader
OF Kings county: District Attorney John
Il. Ruston. Miss Ruth Lit and Mrs.
Florence Ward well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
FREIGHT EMBARGO
ORDERED BY ROADS
Continued from First Page.

to 10000 clerks and freight handlers OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad within the
next forty-eight hours, according to c.
II. Fenstemacher. vice-chairman of the
system federation OF the Brotherhood
Of Railway and Steamship Clerks,
Freight Handlers. Express and Station
Employees. Failure of the road to
recognize the union, wage cuts and con-
tract labor were given as grievances.
Mr.. Feinstemacher charged the road
with attempting to supplant his or
ganization with it's company union
Attempt to open negotiations with the
road had failed, he said Pennsylvania
officials declined to discuss the report
ard referred inquiries to the general
offices in Philadelphia
Senate investigation of Attorney-G Gen.
eral Daugherty's alleged failure to bring
the railroads to book for alleged viola
ton of safety laws was asked of Senator
Borah in telegram sent last night by
Chairman John j. Dowd of the central
strike committee. Earlier in the day
Chairman Dowd had wired the Attorney
General himself In Chicago making de-
mand upon him that such prosecution
should be instituted.
Shop forces on Eastern roads Septem-
Der 8 had been recruited up to S2.6 per
cent. of normal, J.. +. Loree, chairman
OF the Eastern Presidents Conference,
announced last night. The weekly gain
IN men was 1897, the lowest week but
one since July %.