davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
PAPER coMrANY.

NoW York. juno ltfh. lll-.
The board ~ Directors have declared "A
reruler quarterly dividend ~ one aad one
half per cent ~ 60 on the preferred capl-
tal stork OF this company, payable July itth,
1899. io preferred stockholders N record al
the close ~ husiuofs July 7ih. 1929
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
SIN AVE-. AND 28RD ~.

New York. juno 7. i'l3
The Hoard OF Directors nave this day
declared q quarterly dividend ofsg@ upon
the capital stock % this bank pay.ols
FREQ on city and state tar on tnd afeI
June 80 1921. 20 atOckholders ~ record
al the close Of business June 70. 1914
A. W. SNOW. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
ccr.iflcafcs Of Indebtcdne-s nnd tnltcI
s,aies Treasury NoIcs
New York City Bends

On tho dates of maturity
Approximate yiei1 y called on Deem
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
RrAnINc COMPANY

Genrrf ofife, Heading iermin"
PHILADELPHIA June Il, 1857
The Board ~ Directors has declared ifln
the net earnings quarterly dividend ef nh.
per cent. tHl on the second tfetetfed
STOCK ~ fhe company % ho pne Pn @hl
D.. 1922 f0 stockholders ~ rnr,Ff sf fnr
ci0fa Of business. June ~. 1893 'pqfAs VII
b. mailed fn sforhhridfrs who lave nled
dividend orders wlfh fha TresslreI
Jay S. HARE. setrstsry.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY
20 Hroadwny, New lOrA

dividend ~ 500 per share fas been
declared on the capital stock of this oogl-
panv. payable August i5fh ie22l % st0ck'
holders ~ ,e.srd ai the close 4 business
July isfh, stss.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
tovrr.MAFkMEAsaeo"'"N'
tA.casesAfto
rs Fifih Avenue,
Now York.
nlNInnNn NOTICE
DIVIDEND NOTICE

oN pREFERRED AID COMMON STOCK.
Th, Board ~ Directors of the National
Equitable Investment company has declared
a ounrfrriv dividend ~ TWO PER CENT. on
fhe Preferred anl Of FIFTY CENTS per
share PER MONTH Oh The Common stock
of tho Company. payable july. l. 1922. 20
stoc.hoiders u record az the close of husi-
moss June 20. 1922. Transfer books viii he
closed at ~ " on June 30, i92. ani VIII
reopen On July I. 1922.
checs. for the dividend Will b mailed
July J. 1922
EDGAR p EAST TREASURER.
Juno so. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
ANrRicAS cQpPER PROPHETS con-
fORA A'FION

nIYIDTNn 10
NfN loft June o. i,i1.
rertf.r quarterly IilII.nd % 81 - rsf
shsre or fre preferred cap.isl Sttck of this
COMPANY has hesr DECLARED payete July J.
1924 fl rfcrfhaferf n record az the cioss
of business June 90 ll-t
D.. H. MArrHlES Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
TILE nANK OF AnERIcA.

New York city June >, 1899.
At meeting Of the Directors OF The
Bank u America. held this day. divl.
dend OF Three Dollars per share was do.
ciared. payable July ist. 1899, TO stock
holders OF record al three o'clock p. m,
CHARLES r. CURTIS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
The Best Guarantee Goes Only with the Best Mortgages
Other Mortgages Are Uncertain

in guaranteeing them is negligible.
Thus the mortgage is douby safeguarded.
The guarantee is the touchstone of the good
mortgage. bat the size Of the guarantee fuhd
is very important. The Bond & Mortgage
Guarantee Company has the largest gusran-
tee fund Of the kind in the community
(SIzooo.ooo) and has a reputation that
should make IT'S guaranteed mortgages, as
offered for sale by Us. the first choice OF
every investor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
COTTON siaiI.iIrs

ri,rrpool Crbics-epot c-..'n ia,,.-.
maud - lo points adfarc' in''-
1900. AMERICAN. 5000 Futures
1,l9et oaiet ara steady 30 io .."
.frtrce CIofc1 nrief at ""
10 p1.aff july ) go
10 .4A. Ufrnmtnr ID lad IahNt "
-~h 1851. .iay ll.7td 'lant trh'.'
Van. nrmer. cloths in good MANI
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
24lst Dividend q
BANK or
The MANHATTAN COMPANY
CHARTERED i1sj
Cew York, Juno 18th, 1922.

New York, Juno 18TH, 1877.
Tho President and Directors of
the Manhattan Company have this
dav declared a quarterly dividend Of
SIX PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock Of this Company, payable
July ist, 1922. 10 stockholders Of
record at the close Of busisess June
23rd, 1922.
The transfer books viii BOT clo,e.
OWEN +. PAYNTER, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
oPEN STAIR COMPANIES,

~ hllADNA Al
The nos ris - Directors have declared the
regular quarterly dividend ~ one and three
quarters a ~ percent on The stocks n the
Compares. payable June 30th.
JOHN q. MCINTYRE Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
- fork s.ate Bonis


r..-,s ir coupon and registered form.
not Int,rcnaug. coupon b'n-' 'eais'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
PROPOSALS
eTATr or HrW YORK
OFFICE or 3 pEUfNTENDENr or PUB.
Ifc WORKS. ALnAhf.
N0TIcr ID c0NTRNCTnnl

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
scaled proposals. VII he rece'ffi .f i..
ur fsrslerfl lf lIs 0fIfe ir f|' Capitol III.
AIh4uv Is S. unfN twelve n0.0rf noon n
Nonlay. July iffh. if42. af nhi. s PLACE an
f0gr fhey nlu ir publicly opfnrf ani feaf.
f0r furnishing certain fQWDmrr- f9r ilf n,I
n chapter 532 ~ ihe Laws n 1922, AL io.
lows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31
SHIPPING DECLARED
SAFE AFTER STORM;
TWO VESSELS LOST

hnrfolIt. Va. Jan. a0-With mohrr-
nI.nE weather of tho Cnhsi, shipping re-
Iutnnd IT, normal t"dny and many 'Ihi'
.,hi,h wcIr Ia lo"InIdy between '"Po
IIruty and CAP" lInii"TnH 'hIho 'h'"
rnTrIy ,'nmmunhnTh OF v"hhnIn "|''"h
entered Hampton Itundh yrhIorhhy "h'
lr,iny .i"'.lhin that tho atom wan on" W
Ihn wont ct I"'"nt S"hth
Twn ,r1rrIu. ihr .r'h""n"r h'""'" az
Iondlct"u nmd ia" barge " " '''"
att n,,. LnlIuy,h 10 hnvo h""n ''"'
NIih I,,ouIy. nvo p"pnrnE"'n h'''"'"'
tho ward lina unHn"nHor hl""'n'' M"''"
,,rtI 1u, In tuv YuIk liant iininThhy.
Arrived nj ,'npr HrnIy today Win nor
l.,,,,L,,r ,nIdp Ihira hnnhT"h hhAh 81
emma, u.tr Ird /" tho fnI macon 81 W"
I,rr Hue, T., ,nnhIo hnI I" i""'h pow
, .rrInIn Iiir,hnhuI nnlh l"h"Y 'h"' W"
oI.,,,n wan tho w"THt Ia hl" ""h"' '"'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31
This Weeks Beauty Help

II 10 not nocoannry TO shampoo ~
hair ro frequently II IL 10 onursiy ~
u,npaTIy channel each time by the ~
nT "a really good nhRinp0o. Tho sasept
tn urn and umI,hoHt drying shampoo thAt
va can Io"DInnnnd Ia our readers "
,nr that irlnEh out all Inc nAtuyAt
h..,utv If tho hair nnh may ba enjoyed
~ v.,y lilIln oAponh", by hlhnolVlhU
t.anlnnuIuI ~ 'hnihr"s, when eau Do
nnIniuod rr"ni any drngHlhiH' ~ aup
ar hot wnIoI ThiH nhhsh n fuIl CUP
or uhnuprn IItmih. enough M " 10 sassy
tn nrpIy II I" all tho h.lT Instead ~
Iua, - ihu top "f tho honh THIS Shsh
,,hird iut,, tho rnnIp and onto stsry
u,nud Of bali, chemically disSolyss al
IurutIiIrr ~ H. worry r""IhIhn IN"
.nrIIur ~ lIr r,Iinn IA wnll nm heNsn'
,IoI tn both p,nlp ana halt hhef rms.
I'M. n.t ia, InIhor -" 'sai"h, You VIII
maj Itr r,nlp lr franii, "l"-n ana IIss
icon, dnndrun, while tho h"'T nlst
n,I.Liy nud .vonly Developing n bnp ht
Iurir, nud y p"r nnfnn""" maj WaF"s
II nonm VoTy heavy NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31

trying TO enter tho homo OF Joe bmisS,
nm Ash avenue. through q window. MO
Evelyn hurley discovered them ~
,,rcamed Apparently frightened ~
,h, young woman's screams. the u.
truders ran away. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31

Though new automobile fsao~
which hicks up "a person struck W0gne
only 10 pounds. its inventor claims u
viii ru.tnin a weight Of four tons
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04

NUEvA YORK, noviembre 16.- Sir
Basil Thompson, antique Jefe del De-
partamento de Investigaciones Crimi-
males del Scotland Yard, quien duran
tie Ia guerra. fungio como Director de
IL ofcina de Informes de IA Gran Bre-
tana Y que actualmente Sc halla en-
los Estados Unidos con ell objeto de
oar una serie de conferencias, declare
anoche ante un numerosisimo audito-
rio que ell Kaiser Gui1lermo II no ha-
bia apoyado la invasion del reino de
B6lgica como medic para entrar en-
Francia, sino que, por Ell contrario, Sc
habia opuesto energicamente que Sc
diera tai paso, habiendo cedido unica-
mente a Ultima hora ante ell Estado
Mayor General aleman. Ell que practi-
camente 10 coloco ante la disyuntiva
de abdicar O firmar Ia orden de AVIAN
ce por ell territorio de Be.gica.
Sir Basil explic6 que esta informa-
ci6n habia negado a conocimiento de "a
Gran Bretana por conducto del Scot
land Yard, agregando;
"Hemos sabido muchisimo acerca
de, Emperador Guillermo desde que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04
NOTAS DE HUMACAO

NUEVA SUCURSAL.- Hemos te-
nido ell gusto de sa4udar en- esta al Sr.
Julio Bague, quien representa- la casa
de Sanchez Morales y Co. Dicho scEor,
ia venido instalar la nueva sucursal
de pianolas, fonografos y efec5os de
n3dsica que abrir& en- breve Ia casa re
rresentada. La sedorita Maria Berbet,
sera la agente en- esta ciudad. Lo cele-
bramos.
ENLACE.- Nos participant de Maui
nabo, haber celebrado matrim;u ;uio "a
srta. Andrea Garcia, profesora, cen ell
joven Ramon Delgado, mecanio de la
Central Columbia.
ARREGLO DE GALES Desde
lace algunos dias ha dado com EMO al
srreglo de las Gales de "a ciudad.
LTMPIEZA PUBLICA.-- La oicina
local de Sanidad, tiene baio sus 6rde-
nes ounce presses de la carcal de dis
trito, los cuales estan efectrando I'm
trabajo de limpieza pubiic4 y extinction
de mosquitoes.
JUICIoS CELEBRADCs EN- LA
CORTE DIsTRITo:- Ante 81 peeue
10 jurado Sc vieron los casos siguion-
tes:
Case de Pedro M. Torres, hurto ma
yor, defensor Lcdo. Cervouy Gely, cul-
pable, condenado tres nleses carcel.
Pedro Cay. hurto mayor, Gefensor
Lcdo. Gallardo, culpab,e, dos meses car
eel. Primitive Garcia, mrtjlacton, de
fensor G.. Garcia de la Noce1a, cuIpa-
bic. un afio de carceI. MarCeio Rios,
violaci6n. defensor Cervony, absuclto.
Juan Ortiz (a) Caculo, esca4amiento
lrimer grado. defensor Toro CaDafias
absuelto. Antonio Baez, ataque come
ter asesinato. culpable, cuatro alos
rresidio. Jose Quinonez homicidio vo-
luntario, defensor Cervony Gely. cyl-
pable, nueve meses presiiio.
FARATACIA SAAvEDRA ROBERT:
Nos informan haber establecido en- su
farmacfa Ell Servicio DomictH3, des-
pues de haber terminado 10 completa
organization de todos sus departamen.
tos de drogueria. Dicen que env:aran
q domicilio, las medicinas y demas ar
tlculos que Sc les so.icite, bien por te-
lefono cualquier otro medic lin de
rrestar mejor servicio los parrc1uia-
ros Este servicio no solamente ser&
diurno sino que tambien 10 sera noe
turno, pudiendo de esta maner1 faci.1
tar mas comodidad y atencion a Ia
clientele que en- POGO tempo Sc ha
creado.
Consideramos que la medida tomada
por la farmacia saavedra Robert, es
nuy benefciosa para ell pablico con-
sumidor. Nuestra fencitacion a los
iniciadores de esta innovation.
s. z. M.
Corrcsponsal.
Humacao, Nov. 20, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04
In gran hOmenaje a los que han
triiunfadO en- Ia literature del pals
Las tres hermOsas antOlOglas que acaba de edi-
tar Puerto Rico IlustradO"

escuelas. Y Sc han recopilado poeslas
hasta hoy nunca coleccionadas.
clos Poetas que fueron'' "Nues-
tros Contemporaneos' y clos Nue.
vos' son tftulos de los tres bellos Ii
bros. En- forma Y con ornamentacion
de cubiertas analogas a las mas ext
gentes ediciones de Europa y Ameri-
co, la empresa que acometen les Edi-
torres de "Puerto Rico Ilustrado' no
puede ser mas patriotica; 10 mas an
tiguo Y 10 mas moderno de la labor
po6tica portorriquefia estan en- los re-
feridos tomos. Nadie echara de menos
en- estos libros la falta de algln nom
hre literario que brillara en- la isla
hace va mucho tempo. Y va que al
conjunto nos referimos, bueno es ad-
vertir que ell proioguista y copilador
dc estas Antologias es ell brillante poe
"a don Carlos NJ Carreras, conocedor
ocnsumado de nuestra literature es-
FORBADE genuine heraldo de 10 Que es
" puede ser la literature portorrique-
ia.
Toda nuestra labor poetica, repeti-
mos en- 10 que tiene de mejor v de
mas noble desfila por las paginas de
las Antologias, coleccionadas con tan
to amor como talento.
Queremos lamar la atenci6n del
pals y de cuantos entire nosotros aman
las cosas del espiritu y del anna, acer-
ca de la i1nportancia extraordinaria
que tiene esta nueva "Bibhoteca
Puerto Rico Ilustrado'', y sobre ell es-
fuerzo que ella representa- para Ia his
toria de nuestras letras y para Ell pa
triotismo portorriqueho.
Els necesario ayudar esa excelsa Ia
bor, secundarla y estimularla, Y esa
cbra debiera ser no 500 Individual,
sino tambien Official. Los nifos q. asis-
ten nuestras escuelas plblicas Y aun
los jovenes de la Universidad, ignoran
total absolutamente tanta cosa bella
rea.izada por los intelectuales del pals,
y para formar un conocimiento COM
pleto de todo ESQ deberian tomarse
como base los ibros que ha publicado
ID nueva Bibhoteca los que siga pu-
blicando.
Ahora bien. Las referidas Anto.o.
gias van a ser regaladas al plblico. Ell
ilnico requisite para obtenerlas es pa
gar por adelantado la suscripci6n de
IN afio a la revista sPuerto Rico I,us-
trado'', sea la suma de $3.50. Por es-
tn insignifcante cantidad tiene usted
derecho al regalo de los tres hbros a
la suscripci6n la Revista por todo el
aio de 1928.
Creemos que la proposition no puede
ser mas tentadora. Y ahora 10 que aca-
so podemos censurar los Directories
de la nueva Biblioteca, es no haber
hecho demasiado bien las cosas. La ri
queza intellectual y ell trabajo del ce-
rebro, por grsnde que sean, no Sc con-
ciben sin cierto medro material AL ira
bajo hay que sacarle producto. Sancho
sjempre ha destronado Don Quijote.
Los Editores &c "'Puerto Rico Illus
trado" han publicado todo lujo esos
ljbros, para regalar.os los suscritores
de la Revista.
No Sc venden.
Ell prop6sito con ser de suyo noble,
ahora resulta nobihsimo.
Sergio ROMANAccE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04
JovEN QUE DEsAPAREcE

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos
comunica que de la casa Gle sus pa
dres, sta en- aquella poblaci6n, ha de-
saparecido Ell joven Juan Jose Ruiz,
de 20 afios, sin que hasta la fecha Sc
conozca su paradero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04
Los QUE REGRESAN

Lista avanzada de los pasajeros que
saldran de New York en- Ell vapor Fl
ladelfia Ell sabado 2 del corriente.
Jacinta Diaz, Agnes Hansen, Fitz-
gerald Irwin, Jose Nazario, Ramona Ri
vera, Leonor vint, Alberto Iturrondo,
Joaquin campos, Francisco Cruz J.
Cruz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04
Sergio RoMANAccE.
HUND1M1ENTo DE UNA LANcHA

En- el puerto de Arecibo mientras
conducia un cargamento de sacos va
clos desde el vapor tClare'' Sc hundio
Ia lancha Angelina, de la Arecibo Dock
Company, debido la fuerte marejada.
La mayor parte del cargamento ha 81
do extraido del aqua. La carga estaba
asegurada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04

Frensa la reviSta Puerto Rico 1luS'
trado' evidencio su proposito con la
mejor fortuna por cierto, de contribuir
en- la medida de sus esfuerzos al me,
joramiento progreso cultural de la
isla, con la mas noble y generosa EMU
laci6n de sentimiento.
El interto de los Editores de la hoy
popularisima Revista acus6 en- 81 con-
junto y en- su origen tales pultos de
exploration y tai probidad artistica,
cue La esperanza al punto fue una re7-
1idad. Toda Ia actividad literaria de
nrestros poetas Y escritores, 10 mejor
y mas bri1lante de la labor novelesca,
crftica o periodistica de nuestros hom
bres de letras, desde tres lustros para
aca, esta encerrada en- las paginas de
Puerto Rico Ilustrado', siendo este
nuestro entender. Ell mejor elogio que
ro6emos hacer de Ia afortunada labor
de los Editores de la bella Revista.
Empresa tan temeraria tan biza.
RIA, tan dificil y tan escabrosa, preco-
nizada por los seiiores editores de
puerto Rico Ilustrado', parecio aqui
un ideal irrealizable. ST alguno ante
riormente habia sofiado ejecutar ta-
mana obla, Sc contuvo aterrado ante el
abismo que le ADRIAN multitud de ex-
presiones tipicas insustituibles las
asperezas y los sangulos de una abulia
sostenida Y creciente Y la misma fuer
te aversion a la lectura los perio.
dicos.
Desde que sali6 ell primer niimero de
puerto Rico Ilustrado'', una Illusion
lnuy novedosa Sc apoder6 del publico
su incredulidad desconfanza Sc
fueron cambiando en- simpatia.
La metam6rfosis operada en- el pl-
biico por dicha Revista fue fulninan-
te; a POGO SO vieron los resultados prac.
ticos inmediatos. 'Puerto Rico Illus
trado" proporcion6 al pals su fiesta de
poesia y literature. De los escritores
consagrados surgieron nuevos vigo-
losos muchachos, vibrantes, llevando en-
Gus entrafias la mas viva diffusion de
TN apostolado y EN- su coraz6n, joven,
cl ideal noble del renacimiento.
La tribuna de esta pleyade brillan-
tisima de poetas y prosistas, Icual ha-
tia de ser sino ''Puerto Rico Ilustra.
do, la unica revista verdaderamente
literaria del pals la tnica que ha-
bia surgido precisamente para estimu.
lar el noble ejercicio de las letras
Ia diffusion lirica?
Para apreciar todo este en- su valor
real positive y para darse cuenta
de la inmensa obra rea,izada por
"Puerto Rico Ilustrado". basta saber
cue no hace ounce amos Ell ntimero de
escritores que hacian literature en- Puer
to Rico, pero literature de verdad. de
fuerza de empuje, llegaba. escasamen-
-AAe@~AAASOs Z uGIIO 16lCO 1ltlS-
trado' llev6 a cabo brillantemente ell
pcrtentoso milagro de elevar ese nu.
Nero, tan exiguo, doscientos pico
que constituye hoy ell ndcleo intelec-
tual que da nombre las letras por
torriquenas.
Evaristo Ribera Chevremont, que es
uno de los privilegiados artistas de
alto valor y que es al mismo tiemuo
prosista pensador exquisite inten-
50, surgio bajo la bardera de "Puerto
Rico Ilustrado''.
otros, igualmente, casi todos los
jovenes LETTREs de hoy, Sc agrupa-
ron asimismo v triunfaron en- las pagi-
mas de Puerto Rico Ilustrado',.
La gran fortaleza que es esa Re-
vista seguira siendo en- Ell efecto en-
e. servicio, mucho mas grande
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04

Producto aleman Solicftelo c. O.. D.
Box 100 Yauco. p. r. 50 c solamente.
FL meior regalo. para ninos en- COCOA de
Navidades Para ageutes y Conereiantes
doc. por $500. Instrucciones para su
maneio. alreeihirlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-04
LA CORONATION DE LA oBRA:

Puerto Rico Ilustrado'', en- SUI afan
&c proseguir cada yez con mayor en-
tusiasmo de una manera general la
labor de intensa cultura que enuncio
desde su fundaci6n y deseoso de rendir
IN homemade a los hombres que han
triunfado en- la Literature del pals.
acaba de editar tres preciosas Antolo-
gias, ordenadas y meditadas, las cua-
les encierran las mas hermosas poesias
dc los pOetas portOrriquenos, los que
wien y los Que han muerto.
Segiil el plan dispuesto de antema-
no, los tres libros Sc han publicado
por Orden crcnol6gico de fechas ' de
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-07-20
What Would You Do!

What if 5000 terror-stricken steers
were plunging down Main street and
you stood in the middle of the street
unable to escape? Suppose the per-
son dearest to you in all the world
were there? What would you do?
What could you do?
Would you be a hero?
It's a time like this that proves a
mans mettle, whatever may be bis
morals, his manners or his reputa-
ton.
Steve Packard was such a man.
Despite Jail record, degrading past
and the world against him, he won
the love of the most wonderful girl
in the West. If you like a thrill, a
heart-throb and enjoy human nature,
go to see Harry Carey as Steve Pack
ard in Man to Man" at the Amazon
Friday and Saturday of this week
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-07-20

primary and primary fight on in the
republican party is causing much
speculation, and before the convention
candidates will be required to an
nounce their stand ON this issue.
In the democratic ranks interest is
even more keen as it is conceded that
the party has as candidates the two
strongest men that it can produce
Two years ago Judge Morgan was
urged to become a candidate on the
democratic ticket but refused. This
year he has taken an active interest
in politics and week ago announced
he would accept the nomination if
rendered him. On the same day Mr..
Alexander made a similar announce
ment.
The chief issue in the democratic
ranks at this time is whether or not
instructed delegates will be sent to
the state convention at Haley Au-
gust %. Former Governor James H.
Hawley has taken a strong stand
against the sending of instructed del
egates, while other party leaders are
in favor of instructed delegates and
are waging a fight to that end.
Predictions are now being made
that Twin Falls, Bannock, Ada and
Canyon counties will send instructed
delegates for former Governor Alex
ander, thus giving him the support
of the four largest counties in the
state, and that he will have added
strength from other agricultural
counties
Judge Morgan is expected to de-
velop his greatest strength in the
north, where he resided many years,
and is we'll known. Those who are
furthering his candidacy are against
instructed delegates.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-07-20
G. III. Martin Is Candidate

G. II. Martin of Standpoint has filed
for nomination for judge of the eighth
judicial district as one of the two can
didates for the republican nomination.
Mr.. Martin, who is probate judge
of Bonner county, has been a resident
of Standpoint for about Is years and
prior to his election to the probate
judgeship was well-known practic-
ing attorney of that city
The main reason advanced by Mr..
Martin for seeking the primary nomi-
nation is the fact that both Of the
present district judges are residents
of Occur d'Alene.
Mr.. Martin believes that one of the
two judges to be chosen at the fall
election should be resident of some
county in the district other than Koo-
tenai
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-07-20
Des Jardins Finds Nephew

d. e. Des Jardins had as his guest
here yesterday his nephew, Eliza Des
Jardins, a jeweler of Standpoint. The
two met recently in Standpoint after
a separation of some 81 years.
A short time ago Eliza Des Jardins
was in an auto accident near Sand
point and was slightly injured The
account of the accident was published
in the Spokane papers and d. e. Des
Jardins saw it and at the time thought
it possible that the Eliza Des Jardins
might be a relative. Last week he
went to Standpoint and called on Eliza
Des Jardins and ascertained that he
was nephew Neither had any idea
that the other was located anywhere
in this district although they have
been living within 36 miles of each
been enjoying fine visit, recalling
incidents of years ago.
When | read in The Spokesman
Review of July 10 about Eliza Des
Jardins, jeweler of Standpoint, and his
family being in an auto accident 1
was first attracted by the similarity
of the name to my own" said e. ID.
Des Jardins THE name Eliza both
cred me for a moment, but | finally
thought it was a contraction of the
name Elzear, one of my brothers
boys, whom | remembered. When |
inquired | found that Eliza was a
contraction of Elzear and that he had
learned the jewelers. trade from my
brother | was satisfied then that
Eliza Des Jardins was my nephew and
came to Standpoint to look him up"