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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Varnell to Referee
Penn State-U. S. c..
on Pasadena Field

Pasadena, Calf. Dec. 27.-Officials
who will handle the Tournament Of
Roses, east against west football con
test between Penn State and the Uni
versity Of Southern California have
been approved by the coaches Of both
elevens, it became known Wednesday.
They are:
George Narnell of Spokane, Wash,
formerly a football player at Chica-
go university; Tom Thorpe Of New
York. formerly at Columbia; Jack
Wells of Los Angeles. formerly an Oc-
cidental college player and G. J. Me
Carthy, whose college affiliations were
not stated in the official announce
ment.
Both the Penn State and Z. S. G.
teams are in fine condition but prac-
tice will be held by each every day at
the Rose bowl. The Nittany Lions
will have the exclusive use of the stad-
ium for two hours in the morning and
they will be able to hold a second
workout in the afternoon, for the
Southern California Trojans have fin
ished their daily training.
In normal times France uses one
third more coal than it produces.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Boxers Will Have Final
Workouts Today; Crowded
Gallery Sees Fast Action

sent Sammy reeling to the floor with
a thud and he took a five count. At
five he was on his feet tearing into
Mansell and in less than a minute had
the Englishman or the canvas taking
a nine count.
From then on it was all Gordon. He
gave Manseu. a mighty rugged Briton.
an unmerciful lacing, and had him dead
out on his feet in the final round. Cor
don has been down in his career but
never out. He has put up his most
sensational and winning fights after
having suffered a knockdown from his
opponent. Other examples where Cor
don took a wallop that put him over
only to get up and win hands down
where his fights with Mickey Dempsey.
frankie Britt, Weldon Wing, Danny
Edwards and others. After being
dropped twice by Danny Edwards Cor
don got up and knocked Edwards down
and earned a. draw.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28

Jack Britton, who ought to know,
says that Mickey Walker is "a better
boxer than Ted Lewis ever was" Brit
ton won his championship by knocking
out Lewis, and lost it to Walker.
"Walker has a wonderful Defense
Britton declared. II never found any
one harder to hit. and this includes
Benny Leonard. If anyone beats
Walker within a year it will be be-
cause better welters are coming along
and not because he lacks anything that
a champion should have"
This is n pretty generous statement
for Il defeated champion. But after
knowing Jack Britton since the day he
first jumped into fame by giving
Packey Mcfarland a razzing eight
rounds at Memphis it's just what
might expect to hear from him. Brit
ton was q sportsman when he held the
title, and he's a sportsmen still.
They may have ''pincbed' Benny
Leonard's place for having liquor in
it. but they didn't find any of the
liquor in Benny.
Babe Ruth Saws Wood
Babe Ruth is saving firewood on
his farm in Massachusetts,. He's lucky
to be where there's firewood to saw.
Three or four months of saving.
chopping. digging snow. feeding horses.
and getting up at ) o'clock in the
morning to see if the chickens legs
are frozen ought to take off 20 or 30
pounds of Babe Ruth's fat. If he
trains down there's no reason why he
won't crack out another home record
next year. A good many things COM
bined to keep Babe out of it last sea-
son. Some were his own fault, and
some were wished on him. But any
one who pins anything on Babe this
coming year will have to get up earlier
in the morning than he does. Babe
has made up his mind to be deaf and
dumb around umpires, blind around
hostile fans, and totally absent around
Lands.
One Scrimmage Each Week
Coach Rockne of Notre Dame has
many good coaching IDEAS. For n
thing. he allows his teams to scrim-
mage only once q week instead of ey-
cry day. His theory is that football
man and other athletes burn up too
much energy in hard practice and con
s~equently are weakened for competi-
ton.
Tilden. the tennis champion, intend
ed TO retire from competition this
year. Having won every honor the
game could give him be was losing in
terest. But now he's taking a fresh
start and is full Of enthusiasm again.
Since losing the first joint of the mid
die finger of his playing hand Tilden
has found that he will have to change
his playing technique entirely. He
wants to find out if he can do it and
still play championship tennis.
Here's n new notion for Charlie
Paddock, who has beenNon the edge of
giving up running because he is weary
of winning championships aud break
ing records. If Charlie only has one
Joint of his middle toe emf off he can
start running again with e entlus-
iasm. sIt1l be interesting to see if he
can give McAllister and the bunch a
toe handicap and still win.
Big Golf In June
June is considered the best month
in the year for golf championships
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28

In normal times France uses one
third more coal than it produces.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28

CIRCLES
when Leach Cross and Joe Rivers

when Leach Cross and Joe Rivers
fought.
Both insisted on hitting in clinches
and on breaks after being warned, and
near the end of the first round White
disqualified them both, ordered them
from the ring, and clambered through
the ropes himself.
It was the only thing to do under
the rules but it brought an awful
howl from the ringsiders who wanted
to see 10 rounds and didn't care
whether the fighters fouled each other
or not. The promoters listened to
the bowls and blacklisted "Old Good
eye" thenceforth.
If young Charles is a chip Of the
old block he'd make a good commits
sioner. At present he's al assistant in
the district attorneys office.
i@ntersectionaI Football Good
When the western conference foot
ball schedules were completed there
was no date left clear for Chicago to
play Princeton or Iowa to play Yale.
This is unfortunate. The average
American finds more interest in an
intersectional game than in any other
contest that could possibly be ar
hah6Nd. II . SOOd tlthS III thI oppid
too, to have some line on the COM
paratiye strength of teams in different
parts of the country.
College faculties that have raised
a bar TO intersectipnal football this
ear have not shown a spirit of pro-
gress and advancement. There is no
way in which different sections of the
country can be brought together bet
ter than by sports. This past sea-
son, for instance, Chicago learned that
there is a breed of real men even as
far in the effete east as Princeton,
and Princeton learned that college
spirit. grit and clean-strain sports
manship can exist even as far out in
the wild and woody as Chicago.
Also, speaking for myself, and sell
fishly, I'll admit that ! have been
looking forward to next years Prince
ton-Chicago game as the sporting
spectacle of the century. Copyright
1922 by The Bell Syndicate Inc.)
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Electricals Winners

Eiectricals of the A. G. NJ. company
found the Royal Millers easy picking
in kickbaII Wednesday afternoon on
the ~" floor, trimming them 16 to
six.
The Iineups: Royal Mill-Nichols,
Baucas, Bergschnider, w. Thorne. G.
Thorne, Spencer, Fisher; Electricals
Roberts. Kennard, Mehy, holdings,
Tryon, korpi.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
SHORTS

st. Paul.-Duluth defeated ST. Paul
> TO O in a United States amateur
hockey league game.
Observation-Disclosures won from
Cleveland 4 to o in a hockey game.
New York.-The New York Ameri-
cans announced the release under the
optional agreement of Glenn Killinger,
infielder to Atlanta of the Southern
association.
New York.-Tentative acceptance of
the invitation to send an American
track and field team to the Swedish in
ternational athletic games at Gothen-
burg next summer was announced by
the Amateur Athletic union.
The fastest mile recorded in a mo-
torcycle race was in BIO seconds.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Overcoats

If you an o~vercoat should need
To fIashy ads pray take no heed
For I've the kind that always lead
In price as well as style.
/ do not ask you now to buy
But seek the privilege to try
A coat on you, and show you why
I beat those sales a mile.
Special prices on all o%vercoats until
Saturday. No "Pig-in-a-poke," all my
overcoats are standard and well known
makes.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-28
Mikehasit
WILLARD WILL EXHIBIT

WTELNRU Will EXHFBT1
Seattle, Dec. 27.-Boxing which has
been discontinued in Seattle for some
time, is to be resumed next Tuesday
night, when Jess Willard, former
heavyweight champion, will give an ex-
hibition. Willard will arrive here FRI
day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
HERMosA EDTcIoN DE
PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADo'

Ell eienlplar cue la enpresa e'Puerto
Rico Hustrado'' pone en- venta hoy es
interesantisimo, como vera cl lecEor
por Ell sumario que nos completeness
e1 transcribir:
Fotograbados de las distinguidas da-
mas que asistieron ell domingo az te-
danzant celebrado en- ell Casino en- ho-
nor de Mrs. Berwind; Ia moda actual
en- Nueva York; actualiaades graficas
de Puerto Rico; la conducci6n de los
muertos, por hambres en- Rush,, horro-
res del hambre en- Russia; brillante ho-
rienaje un gran amigo de Puerto
Rico; deportes femeninos en- Ell hip6dro
ne; las carreras de caballos en- San
turce; interesantes notas grafcas de
actualidad; panoramas de la :&la; di-
versus aotualiGades de la vida anne
ricana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
NoTA DE DUELo

Ha fallecido en- Ponce, repcntina-
mente, el prestigioso C2ballero don Eus
taquio Torres, cornisionado de ynstruc-
con de Guayanilla.
La muerte Gle este probo funcionario
: excelente caballero ha causaio honda
rena en- Ponce, donde Sc habia captado
tros terrenos para que veon jugar bue-
cieron, por su cOrrecto procedor y bon
cad.
A su entierro que fu6 una verdade-
IA manifestation de duelo, asistieron
las personas mas distinguidas 6e Ia,
sociedad de Ponce.
Enxiamos a los deudos del caballe-
r1 fenecido Ell pesame de nuestra mas
scntida condolencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
TRA.JE.S@@
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1mroRrANrE HoBo DE pRzNDAs


Informan de cataiio Que Ia casa del
ST. Alberto Davila fu6 escalada llevail
doses los cacos las siguientes prcndas:
Un pandiente con una amatista, TN
gancho de coral en- brute, una sortija
de concha con el nombre dc 'tLuis
sslicrup'', grabado de orc, I'm topasio
ell forma de almendra. otro topaaio re-
condo, tres opalos pequenos, M alflor
de corbata EN- forma de bola con in
crutaciones en- forma mosaicos, (Traba
10 japones), una estrelIa masoElca de
orc, esmaltada en- colores, una sortija
flnS con dos manitos sujetardo una
chispa de dianante, dos camsfeos con
clsatro perlas Y un rubi, una montura
do sortija, rota, con turquesas, varias
riezas de ORC de prendas rotas varias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
Sienprc Vendenaes S
BARATO
Higuera PgRlI6 & Co.
Ord6nez Btdg Allen 2l.
NoTA coMERcIAL


En- atenta circular nos infcrn1a Ell
ST.. Cotton P. Elrncndorf. quien duran
tie los lltimos ocho amos ha teniao bajo
su direction el DerSrtar1ento dc Manu-
facturas de la casa de P. Gambia y Cor;
Tetuan 8, cue ha comprado er dicha
casa ell reforido Depto y seguira zen el
mismo local bajo su nombre ell regocio
de muebles v efectos para oacina, efec-
tos escolarss pineografos, cajas de
hierro y acero, maquiras calculadoras
Monroe, maouinas de cscribir. oxplo
sivos, materiales para dibujo, cfectos
para billar etc.
Deseamos al sr. Elmendorf, el exitc
en- su negocio que el merece. eoxaa el
ha sido siempre cortes y cumplidcr du-
rarte sus once amos de ncgocio en-
esta isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
QUERIENDO VENDER MAS
Antonio oUIDGLEY.

Hacemos todo 10 que pode-
mos por conseguir los compta-
dores.
Estanos mas interesados
ahora que nunca EN- aumentar
las ventas.
Los. precios nuevos marcados
despues del balance nos ayudal
mucho.
Ell servicio y atencion qu.
prestannos a quienes nos COM
pran nos satisface.
ST I'd. no es cIiente nuestro
seaIo.
Ambos ganamos, es question
reciprocal.
DEPARTAMENTo REMINGTON
Gonzalez Padfn Co., Inc.
San Justo f8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
Ferreterfa Quinc Fla
Eel AGUILA"
Siempre Vendemos Barato.
Ordonez Bldg. Allen 21.
NAUFRAGIO EN- Ell CANAL
DE LA MANCHA

Ell IIAvRE, abril 27-varios va
pores de la marina inglesa han salido
para ell Canal de la Mancha en- busca
de la tripuIaci6n del vapor mercante
tDiputado Alberto Taillandier'', ell
cual naufrago en- aquel1os mares debi
do un fuerte huracan.
Eespasilos de Ultima hora dicsn
que un vapor frances recogio 80 tri
pulantes del vapor hundido, los cuales
Sc encuentran en- lamentable estado de
saIud, debido al frio y Ell hambre que
pasaron. Algunos de estos naufragos
Sc estan muriendo. Sc asegura que los
% tripulantes que faltan, han perecido
en- Ell naufragio a 80 milla de las cos
tas inglesas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
EN- Ell sENo DE LA JUNTA
CENTRAL

(Continuacion, de la pagina 1a.)
goien nos dijo' que seria buenc que
en- los momentos en- que estuvieran en-
Is discussion alguien les reccr6ara la
frase de jose de Diego: "'iArriba los
iGeaIes! iAbsjo los enpleos!"
De todos modos al parecer, tcda di-
erencia de nomentos que pueda sur
cir en- el seno del partido, es muy
SECURE que Sc 6esvanezca sin ulteriores
consecuencias, pues todos los unionis-
tas siempre procuran estar, por grande
cre sea la disparidadt de criterioc. HON
bro con hombro, para defenderse de
10 que eIlos llaman Ell "fantasma del
rcpublicanismo.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
Advt.
BALE DE CoRoNACION EN- 4,
BAYAMON

Ei domingo, dia 3os Sc levari Il efec-
to en- ell Tobacco Palace, de Baya-
ic6n, I'm bale de etiqueta, con mo-
two de la coronaci6n de S. M. Ia Rel
na de Mayo Joseflna II.
Ell festival promote resultar brillan
tisimo.
Engalanan la parte litersria de esta
reVista, las plumas de los conocidos es-
crltores nativo sy del extranjaro, Sc
flores Engenio Astol La Hija del Ca
ribe, M. Melendez Munoz. Rafael Her
randez Uscra, Augusta P1etri, Jose
Joaquin Ribera, j. valdejuli Rodriguez
ferdinand Cestero, Pedro Perea Caye,
tano Coll y Toste, j. I. de Diego radr6
Francisco P. Jim6tez Cesar A. Toro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
AVISO

9l cue suscribe participa al pdblico,
cue como apoderado de D. Victor Lok-
rez, para adlninistrar en- esta los bienes
de su hija menor Georgina LokpeZ y Fin
ley. hace constar que ell tlnico que pue-
&c vendor, arrendar Y cobrar los sola-
res radicados en- Ell Barrio Meliila de
Santurce, paraG2 %, es eI suscribiente.
por 10 tanto, cuanto Sc haga ell dichos
solares sin mi consetimiento. es nulo.
DAR1o RovIRA.
San Juan, P. R., 81 de bril- de 1922.
Aavk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
DON FERNANDO PAsCUAL

Hemos tenido el gHsto de saiudar en-
estaS oficinas al estimadfsimo caballero
con Fernando Pascual, quien deselnpe-
ia con la mayor efciencia y activtdad
ell cargo de agente de Ell. MUNDO, en-
Ia ciudad de Fajardo.
Ell sr Pascual, despues de permane-
Ger aqui breves horas en- asuntos de
su negocio, regres6 aver tarde a aque-
la localidSd, donde cuenta con mere
cidas simpatias.
lie reiteramos nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
LAS pAsTILLAs "LUDEN" DE
MENTOI. PARA LA TOS


Sirven de protection a aquelIos que
tienen que estar la intemperts 'ten TO
das classes de tempo.
Las intermediates resultantes dc pies
mojados, ropa hdmeda, calofrlos repen
tinos exposition la intemperie, Sc
sienten primero en- Ia nariz y er la gar
ganta. Cuando su nariz Sc tai y Sc
irrita la garganta, ponga en- la bcca una
pastilla "Luden" de Mentol rara la
tOs. Limpia los conductos nasales. ali
via Ia garganta y evita colnpIicacio-
nes serias. Una GAIA de pastillas ''Lu-
dem ANTEs de enfermarse es mejor
que todo un botiquin despues Solo
cuesta seis Centavos la Gaia en- las
Farmaoias.--Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
PHENOMENAL ALAMRIQUE EN-
HATII4LO

Nuestro corresponca1 en- Hatillo nos
comunica que en- el barrio de Campo
Aiegre7 fu6 ocupado un colossal alams
bique de cobre, con todos sus acceso.
rios segun informes ell aparato clan,
destino es propiedad de Jose de Ia Ro
sa Rivera, quien Sc lie ezigi6 una
fanza de $2oo,la cua1 fu6 prestada in.
mediatamente as
Tan importante servicio policiaco Sc
debe al jefe 1zquierdo y al policia
Lopez.
Agente CoRREEspo oNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
cOMPRE EcONoMIZANDo

Ahora ofrecenaos una nueVa
rebaja del 10 00 extra en todas
nuestFas lineas oe ESCRiTO-
RIOS, SiLLAS, ARcHivOS, y
muebles de. oficina Ell general.
Examine I'd. los precics y ca
lidad--conpare aTnbas cosas Y
su orden sera nuestra.
DEPARTAMENTo REMINGTON
Gonzalez Pad;n Co. Inc,
San Justo 13.
AAw4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
DIR. PABLO MORALES oTERo

Despues de una breve temporada en-
IL isla regres6 a San Juan Ell quito Y
notable galeao, Or. Pablo Morales ote-
70, lnedico pat6logo del Isbcratorio
del Departanaento de sanidad Jnsular.
FL DR.. Morales tiene establcaido, ade
mas, su Laboratorio particulsr en- la
calle dc San Francisco No. 70, Il cual
presta especial atencion.
Reciba nuestro saludo ell distlnguido
amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
Pinturas Roger
RigueFa perel6 & Go.
Ordt1ez Bldg. Allen Il.
INTERESANTE CoNFERENCIA
MEDICA

Nos informan de la Association Me-
tlica de Puerto Rico, que la primera
conferencta del mes de sbril t.ndra Ill
gar el viernes % las $3.50 P. M. en-
el Salon de la Association.
La conferencia estara a cargo del
DR.. Amalio Roldan, quien disertara So
bre. ell temo orientaciones mcdernas
en- Ell tTatamiento de la Gonococia.
En- la reunion podran presentar los
coneurrentes cualouier asunto cienti-
ico que consi6eren de interes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28

DO su sueldo en- suscripciones, en- mu-
Geeos~ y euadros para ador.iar su es-
cuela, y en- comprar hbros que algunos
dc sus supericres lie recomiendan 4irecta
o indirectamente.
No, no hay parang6n possible entire un
maestro cualquier otro empleado, por
las razones anteriores y por la hnal
6e que Ell maestro forma al policia,
al medico, todos los empleados, all il
dustrial y al obrero.
Y ninguno de estos forma al macs
tro, va que este es tornado por otro
maestro.
Antonio PEREIRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
SIGUE LA GUERRA CIVIL EN-
IRLANDA

DUBLIN, abril 27.-Esta lnafan1 las
tropas del Estado Libre Y Ell eierc!to
republicano iniciaron una bataIla con
rifles Y machine guns, rest1tande
muertos dos soldados del gobierno y
nunerosos revolucionarios hcr;acs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
Cuando usted yisite San
.Iuan hospedese en-
La CAFETERIA
BARTHOU CONFERENCE.-THE
CON POINCARE

PARIS, abril 27. Despachos semi
ofciales dicen que ell delegado frances
a la eonferencia de Geneva NJ. Bar
thou, .saldra a fines de la semana acs
tual para esta capital con ell PROPOSE
to de conferenciar con Mr.. Poincar6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
YER Es GREER

A I'd. Ie enga1an sus propios
actos sin que Sc de cuenta.
Es POGO 10 que vannos a Pc
dirIe.
Yea los precios y calidad de
nuestros libros de contabilidad
antes de seIeccionar aigunos en-
otra parte.
En- este no puede haber diff
cultad.
Despues del balance.
Precios naucho mas bajos.
DEPARTAMENTo REMINGTON
Gonzalez Padin CO., inc,
San Justo f8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28
cUADRUPEDo ARRoLLADo
PoR UN AUToMoVIL

En- ell puente que pasa sobre ei Rio
Grande, de Loiza el autom6vil quo
guiaba ell chauffeur Francisco Ro-
driguez, arroll6 q. un caballo que con-
ducia Jose Dolores Figueroa, rompien
dole la pata trasera derecha. Ell "chau-
ffeur'' ha sido denunciado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28

piedras pequenas, un medallion de ORC
con un retrato. y varios documentos
Ge importancia.
! La policia investiga Ell case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. FL efecto t5nico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA lie
hace. superior la Quinina ordinaria,
v no afecta la cabeza La firma de
q. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
jita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-28

(Td, angel purisiIne, descprendimiento
de nuestra vida, perennemento nuestro
corazon ocuparas)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
UNION PACIFIC
LOSES ITS CASE
Commission to Hear Rail
Separation Testimony

WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE
Union Pacific. by a decision OF the
interstate commerce commission. yes.
,erday lost the first -kirmish IN the
biz railroad battle following the su'
pr~ne courts decision divorcing the
Central Pacific and the southern TIA
cific. on the ground that the com
hinAtion violated antitrust laws.
Tho Southern Pacific II seeking 70
have the interstate commerce. com
mlnsion take steps that viii allow
the merger with the Central Pacific
70 continue. in spite Of tho courts
decision.
The Union Pacific. opposing this
move. fried a motion asking irme.
date dismissal % the Southern Pa.
cific's application 60 present its case
90 tho commission.
The commission today denied the
Union Pacirie's motion for dismissal
% IN. Southern Paeif1e's application.
witch was 20 aequir. control OF tho
Central Pacific. and hearings prsvi-
ousiy ordered November ~ win pro
coed.
Whether the commission has juris.
dicsion 10 consider the Southern PA
cifio's application for control OF the
Central Pacific. or whether TIA appli-
cation should be granted. viii b. do
cided after these heavsngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
PORTS TO SPEND
TEN MILLIONS
Big improvements Planned
in Northwest

Renecting tho growth Of water
borne traffic. seven Pacific North
west ports recently have authorized
Improvement expenditures tc'aiins
tio.Tss.ooo. according TO figures
compiled by thu Seattle port com
mission
The compilation shows that Van
ccuver. n. C.. has expended or has
authorized expenditure Of $4,000.
600. Tacoma. si.soo.ooo: Bremertop
$4,000. Port Angeles. 100000
Aberdeen. $3.50. 900. Olympia. 1850.
ocoo: Vancouver. wash. sa6. 600
In addition to this. Seattle N con
t.mplating N. expenditure OF 1900,
600 for approaches To the Iahs
Washington canal. aid an caua
sum for Duwamiah waterway i'm
proysmentz
II Seattle decides 20 erect IN.
proposed Spokane ~. warehouse
another $3.50. 900 will be added q
tho list Of improvements. In nd
dition TO tho above cities. Beliing
ham Il completing plans for ex
panfing her port facilities,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-15
Explains How Enlarged
Veins Can Be Reduced
Often Times Veins Burst and
Cause Much Suffering,
Expense and Loss Of
Employment

Many people have become de-.
spondent because they have been led
TO believe that there IL no remedy
that will reduce swollen veins and
punches
II you will get a two-ounce orig
tnal bottle Of Moone's Emerald Oil
tfuii strength at any first class
drug store and apply IL night and
morning as directed you will quickly
notice an Improvement which wilt
continue until the veins and bunchea.
are reduced TO normal.
Moone's Emerald OIL IL extensively.
used in hospitals and In factories a..
first aid to the injured. II In =
HARMLESS yet most powerful germ,--
eide and two ounces last : very
long time.
Indeed. 20 powerful In Emerald
OH that soft bunches. goitre. swollen
glands and wens are reduced. IT -.
one OF the wonderful discoveries OF
recent years and anyone who il dis :
appointed with its use can have their.
money refunded. Owl Drug Co, or,
any druggist can supply you.