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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-07
Coroner

Blaine-297
McHenry-7
Morgan-62
Lieutenant Governor
YOung-S4
COming-246
Secretary of State
Zimmerman-254
Paulsen-72
State Treasurer
LeVitan-241
Johnson-93
Attorney General
Ekern-240
Baker-87
Congressional
United States Senator
La Follette-3OS
Ganfield-5S
Representative in Congress
gsford-107
BeCK-244
Legislative
State Senator
ScOtt-91
Staudenmayer-227
Member of Assembly
Koenig-97
Welch-223
County
County Clerk
CoOper-252
Isenberg
County Treasurer
Doll-140
Siberz-219
Sheriff
Marquette-177
Ode-92
Tarnutzer-1OO
Coroner
Wade-2O4
Clerk of Circuit Court
Moss-247
District Attorney
BOhn-285
Register of Deeds
Du Bois-246
Kradwell-122
North Freedom
State
Governor
Blain-71
McHenry
Morgan-59
Lieutenant Governor
YOung-65
Comings -,.3
Secretary of state
Zimmerman-52
Paulsen-60
State Treasurer
Levitan-41
JohnsOn-79
Attorney General
Ekern-41
Paker-72
Congressional
United States Senator
La Follette-106
Ganfield-3S
Representative in Congress
Kingsford-65
Beck-61
Legislative
State Senator
Scott-38
Staudenmayer-77
Member of Assembly
KOenig-57
Welch-59
County
County Clerk
COOper-93
Isenberg-39
County Treasure
Doll-S6
Siberz-40
Sheriff
Marquette-20
Ode-S7
TaTnutZer-25
Coroner
Wade-S6
Clerk Of Circuit Court
Moss-120
District Attorney
BOhn-112
Register of Deeds
Du Bois-100
Kradwell-36
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
Table Covers

Il dUlG VIVA
thanksgiving taD5f y
linens in assortmenttss tn tsbis L
readymade cloths, - Also
runners, doilies, s,.;nr ss;r Of
a very fine showliiIs .. sIse or
linen towels, large
guest. . bv The
Miss Helen Bode-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
sibley Resigns Office

Dallas, Nov. 8.-John r. Sib-
ley, an abstractor Of this city,
who for about two years has been
officiating as keeper of records
and seal of Marmion lodge No. 96,
knights Of Pythias of Dallas, has
resigned his position, the resig-
nation being submitted to the
lodge at the regular weekly meet
ing held Monday evening. Mr..
Sibley gave as his reason the
press of private business. Left S
Finseth, past grand chancellor of
the domain Of Oregon, was elect
ed to the position. Prior to being
elected grand chancellor Mr.. Fin
seth held the position Of keeper
Of records and seal for a number
of years in a most satisfactory
manner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
DALSON SUSTAINS
HEAVY FIRE LOSS

Dawson, Y. T., Nov. s.-A fire
starting at midnight Saturday de-
stroyed q row of buildings at
Second and King streets here, the
damage being put at $150,OO0.
With the temperature is above
zero and with no wind aided the
fire department to quell the
flames. Among the establishments
housed in the burned structures
were a bakery, shoe store and
a book store. Stocks were largely
saved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

Miss Frances Richards, dean OF
women Of Willamette university.
spent Tuesday in Portland.
The w. r. G. sewing society
will meet tomorrow, Thursday,
in the armory for an all day meet
ing.
The Salem music teachers as
sociation met last night with Miss
Lena Belle Tartar and elected Of
ficers for the coming year. They
are, Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby,
president; Mrs. Harry Styles, vice
president; Miss Dorothy Pearce,
secretary, and Miss Allie Chand-
Her, treasurer. They discussed the
organ recital by Marcel Dupre
which is to be sponsored by them
November "a. This is one of the
three In the series brought here
| by Mrs. w. e. Anderson, but this
one is to be handled by the music
teachers association. While nc
delegates were elected the state
music teachers association will
have It's convention in Corvallis,
December l and 2 and several OF
the local members are planning tc
attend.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

Statistics prove that trade marked goods
are showing large increase in sales each
year-why Is this true? The buying public
is ever on the alert to buy good goods be-
cause, someone is responsible for the amount
of service or good contained In that article
that's why we feature trade-marked merchan-
disc, that's why you can find more trade
marked articles In this store than any other
store In Salem.
Good goods cost you less per month, no
matter how you figure your bills
If 1t were not for hurrah sales inferior
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

49, MISS RUTH AUSTIN
@(l}ocle!'"',t!|y !; :, :, ! {.
50
Society Is
Interested
In Concert

Among the musical events oI
the fall season which will be OF
paramount interest to Salem socl-
ETY. is the Apollo club concert Fri
day evening when they will pre-
sent Reed Miller, tenor, with 2.
Stewart Willie as accompanies.
Mr.. Wille's parents are Salem
people. The Apollo club has about
sixty members this year and 1s
doing splendid work.
This year the three concerts 70
be presented by the Apollo Cup
will have as patrons and patron
esses a number Of prominent Sa-
lem men and women. This is be-
ing done for the first time this
fall with the following men and
women: Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Bishop, Judge
and Mrs. George Burnett, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Roberts, DR.. and
Mrs. e. e. Fisher, DR.. and Mrs.
w. Carlton Smith, DR.. and Mrs,
In. q. Lee Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
lF. A. Elliott, Miss Sally Bush,
Miss Cornelia Marvin, Judge and
Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris.
| vachel Lindsay, the much
talked OF tramp poet and rhym-
ster, will chant, his quaint and
vivid poems for Salem people or
Friday, November 27, In Waller
hall under the auspices of thu
Salem Art league and Willamette
university. Twice Salem peopl'
have been disappointed but thi
time the date is definite, and al
event to be looked forward to.
The o. A. G. club will meet a
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +
Luper this week, Thursday, for
homecoming meeting, prior to tn
, Homecoming at o. A. G., Novem
ber Is. 1t is hoped that the alum
nj secretary, Miss Zelte Fieke wi
. be present at the meeting and
she Is she will probably hav
; some new plans to tell about.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
Brookhart Elected

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. g.
Revised figures compiled by the
Associated Press at eight a. m.
from 1888 precincts out of 2348
for United States senator gives
Brookhart, republican, 1861;
Herring, democrat, 120,O50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
Outing Flannel Gowns
GOOD GOODS-GOOD SERVICE

merchandise would stink to obliyioamnas Ipiar IN.
it would go the high cost OF clotnlns Y
keep. - anpre-
The thrifty shopper is quick 20 ,',uay spp't "a
ciate the true advantage OF stlCnme, s,aa :, de-
uniformly good lines, merchanu'0' Z
pendability and economy. ...,le
Perhaps that is why the only peiv'pld = natleed
change in our list of customers y - ap INV
in the addition from week to WeeA :
names. aourN
The consistent loyalty Of our ola acs'I Y or
has been the greatest single fac'oi
success.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
VETS AGAIN IN LEAD
!. OHIO REFERENDUM

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. Sine
rota for the beer and wine amend
ment went back into the ieaa 'a-s
morning when an error o. az
nroxlmately thirty thousand fo'ss
Vas discovered to have been mace
IL tabulating the vote OF CaEAno
ga county. The corrected ils'
shows the affirmative and esa-
five vote almost equal. The vote
n 455e precincts was: For the
amendment 427,167; against tne
amendment 426,30s.
"Jay-walking" ordinances are en-
forced in more than 80 cities IN tn'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

HELP WANTED--whte woman for
general hUus~worG and hight washines;
good p.ato Tor ihc right party Phone
s5-l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
L. S. Gill Realty Co.
.0b ~ Tuvlur 81. Phone 30
BUYS Worth While

30 acres miles from town On paved
highway with gas running in front of
a. price So per acre
~, acres uu highway miles from
town, gas In 'front.' Of il, price 500 per
acre, win trade Ion Amarillo property.
acres ana room huusc IN ! -
miles of court house. price $500, 81 900
down.
Gao acres. seven miles from Amarillo
price 80. will fcn ~ trade. what have
sou taipffcl, $3.50 in cultivation
500 ocros, a.. miles from Amarillo.
char of debt viii trade for city prop
criy has 200 IN cultivation.
100 acres iu miles of McClain, wen
improved, pric" $40 per acre, viii tiad"
for Amarillo property.
lCO lrrcs mii.s suuthw"st 81 can.
Won. price S3iOO p,i acre. win trade for
Nmariiiu property
80 acres IN two miles of Floydada.
so0 acres in cultivation This is one Of
the hcy places on the South Plains.
price $40 per acre.
200 acres. east ~ town. $50 acres In
cultivation Price $50 per acre VIII
trade fur Amarillo property. II YOU
want good piece Of land get Ia on
some ~ these bargains.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


GREEN Tomatoes. suitable for making
chow chow. one scventy-fiVc bushel
fancy pink tomatoes. SOC crate. Green
beans, eight cents pound, all fob.
Frankston. Texas. Cheap express. II
y. Fields.
SODA FOUNTAINS. drug and confec.
,iouery fixtures Everything complete
IN one contract Small cash payment.
hahncc mun'hlv payments Have some
h3rgaius 81 lightly used fountains in
lengths from Ia 2ofoot Also complete
sets Of drug or confectionery fixtures.
Write. wire or phone collect Tor prices.
Gresham Fountain Co. Dallas. Texas.
TOG SALE-iIousohold furniture. s0G
North Taylor
FOR SALE-Char 3cN5N steel Case
separator; 70 h. o. Adv.nc, steam en-
r.no Evcrythinp complete to make an
Al threshlug rig SOW located an Tex.
homa, OKLA Pr.,r So 500 oU. part cash.
Wit" II. e. Eoearl breckenridge
Texas
nor SALE Or, Hereford hull. thor.
lr'd. pc,liercr fr.,n,j Alsu some
brood sows phou, 5000. Iuss g Chs-.
DIumci.r.
FOR SALE or TENuE-u. siuurnt.
VIII take in good Ford 0Jr W e..
Mann. POS East Fourth.
FOR SALE or TEApE-EIneton
PLAYER Piano IN ms' class condition FOR
good c1r-nods'. H.,E WHAT have
vou' 1910 T'luor Phone .,25J.
FOR SNLi-Ilou o.d frnirr -l0
W llfh s. NboH. 1859.
FOR SNLE-GIs re. Dr.. 80
Pierce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
For Sale

\ good ,iN roam h'usc with 'wo cost
front bots for Slooo $3.50 cash. balance
$50 p,r month
We hav" "a huy'r with $4,000 first nav.
m'nt nn niop home close in Ass buy
frs fo' vacant lots. what have your
1s' san Jaciuio BOTS for sll,. priced
FROM t,s iu $3.50 Goa easy terms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
&C. Upton Realty Co.

Office Phon. Iis5 Res. Phone 1893
Room II Pickett building
OWNER wishes 20 sell ~ once five
room modern house IN San Jacinto
Newly finished throughout; modern In
every respect. Phone 1920.
FOR SALE or TRADE New bungar
low 7o4 y, Buchanan. Electric lights
paa and water, built-in features. WIZ
consider car as first payment.
IOR SAll.-Southwest Section, -,
Gloc; 10. Ochiltro" Co $1,000 per acre.
cash j y. TrmPloman, llA0 Broadway.
Ncw York city.
FOR SALE-City cafe in Hereford, Tex
a.. completely equipped, sleeping rooms
IN connection. years lease, low rental.
Address. Albe.J Murphy Hereford, Tex.
FOR SALE--lty owner. room modern
homr2 6oft lots. wind min For terms
amply GO9 Washington.
FARM and ranch hands, also high.class
pcumo property ior s1le or exchange.
b.. 3D. Munrop. clinton oklahoma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
LOST AND FOUND

Fpi NJ Between Amarillo ard can.
yor brown handbag ewurr may have
same D., Identifying bag and navire for
I'd. can 1853 and cail for Nichols
LOST a tr' ana ssrf.er 90 toe rear
end oi tols T.. automobile between
raio uuro club md Amarillo Fender
notiff W u " Cunningham. home
Phone ies..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Sears & Sears
Room q Hay .isynum building
I'hane 1893

FOR SiI.E-Nodcrn home. lrated in
best resident part 81 city. Five large
r"oms. breakfast room. hath. large
closets. shown hy appointment only.
J.. 4. Herr. Owner. I5ii Monror STREET.
rhon- $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
REAL ESTATE
These Will Meet Your
Pocket Book


Groom furnished house. good locaii
hot and cold wnscr. ;ol 5Oxl4O, east front
price sl25o. $500 cash, balance s25 per
month
sroom house close in on North side
east 1reu price $500. tloo cash. bal.
anco easy
broom house. east front. lot soNllO
s9io0 $500 cash. balance easy.
4.room new house for 1850, cheap
car and $50 cash. balance $50 per
month
broom modern house corner lot. east
front. loi 7ONl4O. good garage. for $4,000;
$1,000 cash and woLId take good ear as
part Of cash payment.
G.room house. lot G0Xli0, east front
for $500 half cash, would take bot as
part Of cash payment
6loom clustered house. east front
corner lot price S25so. $3.50 cash, bal
ancc $50 per month
We viii trade. buy or SCH FOR any.
thing anywhere
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC BULLETIN.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS


FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
Henrv + B'.hop
Perry $ Pearson.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Henry l.. Ford.
Porter X. Underwood.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Lloyd Fletcher.
W. ]. Fiesher.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
J. L. Shea
FOR COUNTY JUDGE. ....
Sam Motlow.
G.. H. Hyi"
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
j &. SkillmRn.
FOR SHERIFF.
Wiley Pollard.
Thomas W Smith.
i. V. pottinger.
Loss Whiial.r
FOR CONSTABLE:
.. H. Chessnir.
FOR COUNTY Assessor.
WIN NJ BENTON.
J T. Dirycrson.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Ed N. PittfnAn.
TAX COLLECTOR
Ben Golding
". u. De Grassi
toU IrSTICE OF PEACE.
hr-ciuDt O.. Place -
90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

NOTICE. win paper your room for
$500 on 5000. Painting In proportion
Phone 1893. q. A. Martin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
SITUATIONS WANTED

BoN with Whecl wini. uorl delivering
Phone s.ll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Statesmen WANTED

SOLICITORS tu 500 s.t HOSIERY either
mon or women. i.. wan'l made NJ
fI.~ business to 'H. H-rr' that WI
work Three prize. of ho-r to select
from. every person 60 prospect Prompt
delivery. and your -flrlHtoe made
-aoi Eegai SI| lf....v eco. T. a ".
l1nk Hrii'uc Trf Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Tex-Plains Realty Co.
RAY BSHum Blcs. Phonr sI9i

HUTCHINSON County oil lease on AGO
acres Tor sal" al SO per acre. six miles
slightly north u Dial We'll. J. Gregg
ilil Austin Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
HOUSES F0k GENT

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a., "'n b''s'' Ihohc
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'"ohe NV
'''' - '''N '''' '''''h mousse
:" eae' 'o"' '''"'' l"l WIN doub'o
''h'' =" 49, D" ''''h"''l part CITY,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for
confinement; private. prices reasonable:
may work for board. Babies adopted.
Write for booklet Mrs. T. H. Long.
1911 r. 27th ST.. Kansas City. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Mlturcd woman 81 refine.
m'nt for NiaN work ia Amarillo and
other cities Of Panhandle. Not demon.
siratiug. Phone 979-I for appoint.
mcnt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
DE LAS GRANDES LIGAs.

Cuando Hans Wahner sc retro del
base ball, despu6s de cumplir sus cua-
renta V cinco a1os, tenfa el record,
nunca igualado, de haber bateado, du-
rante sts largos amos de pelotero, un
total dc 3,430 hits. Esa cifra Sc man
tiene tOdavfa como el record mundial,
va que ningdn otro jusador ha logra-
do acumular tantos hits, pero Grant
land Rice llama Ia atenci5n al hecho de
que Ty Cobb Ia estre!la de todos los
tiempos, va tiene mas de 3.100 hits
oficialmente batead0s Y anotados.
Cobb, segtin como va hasta fin de
temporada. debe terminar cl aIlo fall
tdndOle solamcnte 200 hits para igua
lar el record del famoso Hans Wag
nor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
.ONICA De
FIESTA EN- CoAMo

III domingo % So prapara en- Goa
mo. un gran una gran fiesta, con mo-
tiyo dc In vista de las formidables
novenaS "Colectiva" y "Mayagiiez"
Hay gran e.Xpectac:.in ell Coamo.
pues Los haseboleros estdn muy inte-
resados en- este match. que resultant
uno de los mas impoltantes en- esa
ciudad.
El senior Becerra. manager de Ia Ii
gu lie Coamo, no ha omitido gasto. pa
ia dar suS paisanos la oportunidad
de yer iugar buena pelota.
IIl cuadro de los cardenales es su-
perior. Y el del Collective" un ver-
dadero fuerte Y este, naturalmente,
hard que de todos los pueblos cerca-
no al de Coamo. salgan infinidad de fa
ndticos Il preSenciar tan importante
game.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO
RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR.
A TODOS LOS DUENOS DE
TRUCKS Y CONDUCTORES
DE VEHICULOS PESADOS
DE. MOTOR.

HabiendOse presentadO ante
mi innumerables quejas contra
los duenOs de trucks Y cOnductO-
res de vehicul0s pesadOs de mo-
tor que sOlamente pOseen licencia
de vehiculOs comerciales, de es-
tar dedicandO los mismOs a la
conducci6n de pasajeros en- con-
diciOnes tales que constituyen
una amenaza para la salud y Sc
guridad publicas, pOr la presen-
te, Sc n0tifica a tod0 duenO de
truck y conductor de vehiculOs
pesadOs de motor, que sera sus-
pendida o cancelada la licencia 81
cOntinlan traficandO en- las con-
diciones mencionadas, de acuer-
do con los preceptOs del apartadO
(h) del Art. 3 de la Ley de Au-
tOm0yiles VICENTE, asi como en-
cumplimiento de los preceptOs de
la Secci6n 3, apartadO (a) de La
Ley de Servicio PdbIico de Puer-
to Rico. Esta Orden entrara en-
vigOr ell 22 de los cOrrientes.
San Juan, p. r., Agosto 16,
1922.
JOHN A. WILSON,
COmisiOnadO del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
COM TARIOS

No 81 admite Ia renun.ia del ju2Z
municipal senior Jim6nez Sicard6, Sc
MEGA haberla recibido tempo Y en-
seglll,a 50 lc preseitan supuestas car
81 $, que Sc dan IL In prcnSa par;, que
sil1nn de piclra de doser6lito Y al.
glln0s de rilOS a siil frase0l0gia, no puc-
w darselcs c;tliti;. en- IN peri6dico q.
leen perSonas dctenteS pUcS SO refie-
ren astmtos partieulareS on que figu-
III la etcraI Fiia pevadGra uHe hace
paci,r IL les litlnhrcS. y de csc mO'l0
Sc trata Gr seguir tlrsacIolita.t 70 4
LIS clcmcn!os dc este pals que vr con
prufundG SOrpreSa de asqrc0 c5mo Sc
va echando S0nHbras sc5re el bEcn
nombre de los EStj,dos UnidGs Ell cuya
Representatives, SO actla y a amparo
dc cuyo p0der Sc pr cede clyitIando
por supuesto 10 de In ''pYimera pie
dra' Espl6m.ido procedimiento que
afil'mG la "lealtnd' : el afect0 de I'M
pueblo tan cahaleroSamente tratad0.
In cl vapor De aver ll2g6 iln nu-
mercso ccntingente de pI0tcs9lha pro
ccdenteS tNc los EstadOS Unid0S. para,
ocllpar las plazas de ma2stras de III
giles en- el pr6Ximo curse. Se@luamen-
te que en- los otros planes del depar-
tamento h;bl1 cl prop6sito d. que no
Sc piprdan tan vaL. sos seryicioS por
una mfsera rcbaja de salaries que so
lamente afcct;.rl los mitivos
La Constitution prohibe que en cl
pNj.er judicial Sc entr0meta el podcr
cjecutivo. y en- el contitnet2 - res
peta niucho ese principle que Is I'm
imdio dc asegurar el gobicrne. Pcro
aquf no hay mas constitution que cl
capIicho qe la s;,trapia.
Los senores DiaI Diaz CollaZo y
Nc Jones regreSan callados, ,el "Spca-
ker" senior Coll Y Cuchf no ha dicho
NADIA tsmpcco; TlHyieso roscrra II
opinion que p!do darlc cl PrcSi.enio
Harding; el Gohernador hacc drcir q.
tuvo buenas notitias 50 calla 10 que
le trajeIa cl secreti;rio Weeks: 10 50
dice NADIA de l1ltilnas inforniacioncs
Gel Comisionado Rcsidcnta y Ia mar
mita hicrye atiSad;, ror ls encmigos
de nucStla tranquilidad pdb!ica.
Hay el deber de pagar para que
otroS. m;nejen lbs ;sunt0s. NigilAr y
administrar ,sus propios intcresos. ESQ
cs cosa anticpada que hay cue supri-
mir.
i, ..r a. ~s.4 Il ~ H'S"'o'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
ASE-BALL
PUERTO RICO" VS.. PONCE"

Hay delirante entusiasmO para pre-
senciar yer jugar las formidables no.
venas PONCE Stars v Puerto Rico ell
San Juan, el domingo 20. Los fans
cstan deSeando que llegue la maiiana
del domingo. para yer ciertamente 81
es que las estrellaS de Jones roncan
es que quieren hacerse que ron
can. Los simpatizadOres del Puerto
Rico en esta zona, estan dispuestos Il
aceptar las apuestas que Sc les ha-
gan, como 81 es que el Ponce Stars
tran los "jinetes', tendran Oportuni-
dad para llenarse los bolsillos. FL
brazo fuerte de David. al igual que ell
de Cobas, tendra que disponerse Ian
zar la bola sin que sc yea, pues apar-
te de que los "jonianos1 tienen una
formidable baterfa. los ~"boricuas" Sc
har;in reSpetar en- Su prOpio gallinero.
Gacho Fabito hardn tambien alarde
de tener un 'buen bra2o'', v siendo
tai el entusiasmo de ambos teams, po-
dremos yer jugar buena pelota el do
mingo por la maiiana v tarde en- San
Juan Caguas, respectivamente.
FL juego de la mailana en- la Liga
Insular, parada s. dara principle a
las 10 30; ell de III tarde en- la Liga
nueva de Caguas, empczara a las
8 80.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
ESCoNES PARA BOB

La contestaci0n que lie damos Bob
estan en- estas lfneas cscritas por ell
conocido cronista Coabey:
"El Ponce Stars demostr1 en- Huma-
Gao. (usted, Maunez, 10 sabe) que es
por 10 menos. veinte veces superior al
suyo que 81 perdi6 un juego, fu6 por
los ''umpircs", quienes. 81 los crime
neS cometidos en- ell deporte. Sc castiga
ran como los vulgares. Il esta hora es-
tartan en- la horca.
:Por que no sc tiran para cualquier
campo neutral. fuera de HumacaO v
de Ponce? sPor que 10 iuegan icOn
''umpireS nombradOs. Dor ejemplQ,
por los managers" del Mayagiiez.
Puerto Rico Y Colectiva. tres neutra-
les. con cualtsquiera de los t6dms dc
esta iciudad, Ponce Ponce Stars. dan
do el g.. pierda ,harl al Il game mil id0t
lareS de regalo? Tfrense asl, corrienT.
do peliSro, no con salvavlqas.
ESQ de llamarse champion gananr
do en- el "gallinero', con, .juRces que
pueden perder el empleo y el sueldo,
81 Sc pierden los juegos. es bonito CO.
mo negocio para ell "manager,s, de Ia
liga Y para el p1blico que 20 sabe
10 que es .base. ball.. liz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18

Enti6ndese que el rey de Italia Sc
proponfa visitarla durante su pr0Xi
ma vista a Dinamarca, que la ma
Dire del ex soberano de todas las Ru-
sias, al tener conocimiento de las in
tenciones del rey Victor Manuel, de-
clar6 10 siguiente: Jamas permitire
que entire mi casa. No quiero cru
Ear la palabra con un hombre que es-
trech0 las manos de los asesinos de
mi hijo.'
la declaration de la ex emperatriz
madre de Russia, debese a la entrevis-
ia que sostuvieron el rey de Italia y
la delegation soviet, bordo del va
te del monarch. en- el curse de In
eual estrech6 este las manos dc los
delegados rojos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18

VICTOR MANUEL Sc CONSIDERA
0f INSULTADO.
La or empcratris madre dc Russia ma
nfi9stG que 40 Quiere rccibblo.
ea
PoRQUE EsTRECHO MANos
afBOLsHEvIQUES.
"a
III reyege Itolia pensdba a. a Dina
marcGta cisitdr a Ia Jer cmpeatris.
PARIS. julio 2S.-Despachos diplo-
maticcs,particulares. recibidos en- es.
ia, aseGpran que cI rey Victor Manuel
de italia, Sc sientc ''injuriado mortal
mente" por Ia ex emperafriz madre de
Russia. cuyo hijo. el l2ar Nicolas IL.
tue asesinado por los bolcheviques.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18
IL, SIR. SUCH HA TR-fSLADADO
.t ST ItESIDENCIA

Maestro amigo ~ Miguel Such, Quic,
pcr murhoSi.af,es ba Tcsidido cn Su
chalet ts4 :d;b t;tll.E.Aic KiAGley Ge Mi
ranari rectrtfNncAt> ha tla@ladado VII
Residences n1'sro opintvrcsca fine, dr
la ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il Bay&mCu.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-18

Ya'pucde vcreI Sr Bob que 10 cs
odio. como 6l dice, por parte de este
cronista! 80
,op 1l Luis Progress.