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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Commodity News
STEEL,

STEEL.
Cleveland. July 5.-Steel makers
generally in this territory are
booked from thirty days to three
months in advance. Higher prices
are talked Of as a result Of the in
crease OF dollar and . half q ton
in the price Of coal.
= Pittsburgh, July 5.|Mefchant
brokers report a more active de-
mand for pig iron. Nominal quo
tations are SIS, Valley. Heavy
melting scrap is quoted at ST to
$3.50.
COAL.
St Louis, July, 5.-Retail coal
prices are 75 per cent higher here
than when the strike began. The
supply of coal is still large in this
section but operators are demand
ing special shortage prices.
NONFERROUS METALS.
Seattle, July 5.-June copper pro-
duction Of the Kennecott Copper
Corporation In Alaska amounted to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
CENTRAL TRUSTS
FORCE PICN1CK1NG
: AT CREDIT ISLAND

! Officers and employees Of the
Central Trust and Savings bank to
fhe number Of 80 picnicked ON
Credit Island today.
The trip was made to the island
BY autos after banking hours. and
horseshoe pitching and q game Of
haseball occupied the afternoon.
Supper is to be served at s
O'Clock. The picnic was the
fourth annual outing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
,rernss m demand medium priced

treznes ~ demand medium priced
goods.
Thsrs ID . sellers market for
iron and prices keep frm. Blast
furnaces "a this section manage 70
keep going despite coal scarcity. the
strong demand for their products
being i big incentive to pay well
for coal that IL needed. Pig iron
production has increased but has
not yet caught up: with demand.
Although shipbuilding has been
dull compared with the war period,
I DEMONSTRATION OF the fact that at
least some Of the yards are making
money was given by the declare
ton Of the SIS share extra diyt-
dead by Cramp & Sons. During the
lull In domestic building, more At
tention IL being given foreign ship
building orders.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Save Here on These 6 Close
Outs" for the Bow:

About IS pairs boys Ito 10 years)
khaki pants worth regularly CSC; clean
EN- out at 49c pair.
Twenty three pairs striped blue and
white overalls for little chaps to years;
these>go At CSC pair.
A small lot Of boys caps in green and
heather mixtures, pleated backs; nearly
all sizes; not 75c but 49c each.
There are about dozen little bows
straw hats of all sorts (mostly blackl.
that have been selling at So 90, 81. so. 81. 90
and 6Sc. Out they 60, now, ali there are
choice 4Sc.
Boys 75c muslin night gowns, ages to
IA years: 49c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
A Chance for Art Needlework-
ers to Save Money:

One dozen children's e to 81 made-up
linene rompers, all white or pink and blue
with white, stamped to be embroidered:
worth $3.50. to close them out, 90.
Sister Susie" serving aprons, Sno
made up, with patches .O1C
Caps to match, 25c.
Special for this sale: fve-piece luncheon
set with 38-inch scarfs and 81 d M
inch scarf to match for 1890. 0l.UU
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

ing forces to meet the dem.,x g.
these products from nsarAy ss, -
tory. "
OIL.
81. Louis, July 5.-Gasolin. : i
been increased one cent sais.I ls =
ssh esnts in St. Louis. y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
CaIlI|CAoe.

Ha~.-- f.H- 0u1,~ t.fw &s1sl.fnw
= S.v - - j,
houses eo01leted snear ussntoEsss
over tn Perth ~ July and Were
looking forward confidently today
TO increased buying for the tall
trade b. out-of-town merchants.
The retail stores en5oyed an nm
usually heavy sale during the pre-
holiday period especially q sports
wear md they are now busy ~
arranging their stocks preliminary
70 midsummer salss which are os-
Ing visofDusly adveftised.
New high records Tor oaiicins
constrncoon were estsonsn.a a., N
sune. ~. W. sAe 49,
~ ~. -. - .xs n...s...,v rrnvn
here. The citizens. committee to
enforce the LAndis award Ia the
building trades wage controversy
eontinred 10 enroll hundreds Of
wurksrv during the month in all
branches OF the building trades.
The increased number OF apart-
ment housea goine nm il resulting
in decreased rentals in many cases
where leases were renewed 1t the
mid-vear Announcement il made
that \ nav sc. 600. 900 business build.
ing viii be erected on the rite Of
the aid Stratford hotel recantly
demo,ishAd ana II A. renorted the
RIFT CarIton comnanv viii erect 1
hotei m the sifs of the Illinois
theatre adjoining.
The steel miiia in fhis distric,
-. .t;iI hsnatc.rca6 Nv lam,
.ho-s.s. -.;ts ~. icsd,,S ,rtsres,
e s.o. -. o. .o.ss.t 80 ..ns III,
.s ,s;. ;nSs..,S.rt :,
su .1 =. I ~
soou' " Y.S
NE" WILLIAMS
New Orleans, July 5.-One Of thu
first effects Of the government esti
mate Of the cotton crop, issuet
Monday, will be to stimulate bust
ness in preparation for = big fal
trade. The report gave business
men all over the south confidence
in the outlook for business THU
fall. The estimate of about II, 900,
900 bales in line with the views o
the south and official confirmation
OF these views viii undoubtedly IN
$1,000 Duse al, sa"s IN
sosoInMeut .ep VII n :r|S
-. uas ~ .ss trt.s. ~ n...en .,nnI,s
N~cS' - Wv AS 100000
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Out Go Odd Lots of Hosiery.
Notice These Prices:
Ladies' SOC fiber silk and silk plait-
ed hose, black, brown and navy;
nearly all sizes, choice 35c pair.
Ladies' 59c Dependon fashion
brown silk Isle hose, outsizes; to re-
duce our stock Of these, z pairs to
each at 3711zc pair.
Boys 25c black ribbed cotton
hose, fast colors; over 4 hundred
pair Of these to go at 171zc pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
OFFICE OF PRESIDENT

Chicago, July 4, 1922.
To Mechanical Graft Employees In compliance with the of u
Railroad Labor Board of July Sd follows: Whereas the m
te submission of disputes involving rules and grievances said
classes employees of the carriers will be desirable if practical
necessity the employees Of each class each carrier form
employees before the Railroad Labor Board
the Transportation maintained therefore be
resolved that it be communicated the and
naming in the service and the employees succeeding those
have left the service to take practicable
such tor the above mentioned and be
further resolved that be ASSUMED that the employees
the service of the dissatisfaction de-
cions of the Labor Board within their rights doing
likewise be considered that the remained service
those who enter within their rights accepting such
men and that they not seeking impose the arb
ay will OF employer employees that they have the moral we'll
the legal right to in such Of the American public
avoid interruption Of indispensable railway transportation and that
entitled to the Of every Department and branch Of
obliged with sufficient forces taking this
view of the hampnios relations which
between and because every consideration to faithful
employees who ask most and sober thought
final decision in the matter Of returning SERVICE the exacng
provides the Of correcting injustice which may
correction For the past have been able agree
amcaby all matters believe that condition should exist
ag Those Of Mechanical Craft Employees who their
later than for the beginning of the on Monday
morning, July 10th, do with of senoty
will be treated their service had been continuous
after that time accepted and those newly hired will
ployes
We sincerely urge make your minds individually act for
best interests OF yourselves your families and the Country
zdependenzupon your loyal service
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Extra blend Coffee, SIZE b.
Pulled Wheat, : pkgs fsr 3oe.
Sifted Peas, 2 cans fer 45e.
Ki.ct en- Cleanser, Z eAns fsr 3Se.
Corn Starch. 3 pkss. f. 1se.
''Swansdown" Gaze Flour, 3oe
Il,e.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Sale of Lace Curtain Samples:

big New York wholesaler who sells only better grades of
merchandise this big lot p-an entire travelling
representing curtain Swsses madases Notnghams
and fine Ceaver lace-lensh from w yard sod from dis
play.
The larger lengths splendid windows
The hafard lengths all finished and make excellent covers
pillow tops and of the Ceaver lace $3.50
cut into Jokes for tuxedo sweaters.
Now for this Odd Lot Sale have whole lot
most varied and satisfactory when matching
ed then S24 pieces in three lots: choice
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Wl1dIsnly. ROCK sLAlp ARcus JULY 8. 1872

ffom k1en amount b more than
1,ooo cratas. OtAee localities in this
fruit belt are enjoying similarly
heavy retnfnA
GRAIN.
Pittsburgh.s July 6.-Al cereal
products are dull. Oats are bought
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

About - ysEls, sassskslpr is
skirts, pretty Rsssian Init spoFt
skirtinss wsrta $a.7s 4 N.5s
yard.
Satin striped Canton crepe,
lensths saossh for . spert skirt
ard In some cases for . dress, in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Seattle, July IA large plant
which makes stoves. ranges and
furnaces hare has doubled it, work
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

One lot soiled white
washable baby bonnets and
hats, organdy, pique, lawn,
(also a few straw play
hats), worth to $1.25; all
they need is a washing and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Groceries, Thursday:

Groceries, Thursday:
GRADUATED Sugar, Is lbs. for Sc with other gro
ceries 0Uer $1yOO.
3lbs. of Peabery Coffee and lbs of Sugar for IO0
Pure Steam Rendered Lard. tbs. TO each for Csc.
Fresh California Dried Pyunes, lbs. for Csc.
Fresh Green Beans, 2 Ibt. for 15c.
Fresh Beets and Carrots, lunches for Sc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

fresh ribbons; choice of
any, Csc apiece.
A clear-away of chill
dren's e to 6 years. over
alls, khaki or blue denim,
red trimmed; 75c values,
49c fpiece.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Our New Mems Store
Mems Sc knit Athletic

length, no sleeves; COO
pairs to each at 39c PAL
Mems tan silk caps, ex-
ira good values, $l.OO
each.
Mems mohair suits for
we'll tailored, $1,000 to !:
Genuine Palm Beach
trousers, light or dark col
ors. $685..
Paris garters, one or two
pairs to each at l9c pair.
Mems shirts with attach
size 141s in the lot); SI.O
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05
Three Good
Bargains in the
Linens Dept:

Mercerized table damask,
60-inch, selling regularly
at 75c; for this sale, 1Oo
yard -. ...... wv
19c red bordered buck tow
els (good 16xS4 size) 10c
at each -. 500. lVt
/, A mixed lot of Turkish
towels, some bath size,
some medium, some small
er; should sell at from 19c
to SOC. Two lots: a.
each 1910 and. :. kCL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

Euery Hat il, the
Millinery Department
Reduced Still L0tUer
for This Sale.
Choice Of every hat in
stock, ladies' trimmed hats,
plain sailors, children's
hats, matrons' hats, occa-
sion hats, sport hats, silk
hats; many already reduc-
ed to near cost; also choice
of any trimming, flowers,
feathers, wreaths, orna-
ments, etc.
One-Fourth,
$3.50 OFF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

% meet immediate requirements and
corn products are quiet Prices are
steady.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-05

WISCONSIN Cream Cheese, 271se
peund.
Boiled Ham. sliced, Csc ID.
Baked ikans in tomato sauce, 3
x,sall cans for ice.
Farmer style Pork Sumner Sau-
sage 3oe =.
Oh Sardines, 5 eans fee ne.
Canned Hominy, 5 ems fsr -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31

unas liebres. que 10 han~de oonquis-
tar ihgenuamente. La invitaci0n,
pues, queda Ell pie.
LII. crianza de lie5res, como la mis-
ma crianza de gcbernadores, tiene su
ciencia. Tn pelafustan, no seryiria
para criar liebres, nj para h&cer las
veces Gle gobernador. Hay, alites que
NADIA, que disponer de algunos dine
ros, pues los animslitos en- question
GUSTAV de estar bien alojad0s. con to-
dos los prOcedimienNos moderlos, CO.
mo rezan los anuncios de los hOteies
de hoy. SOmbra, fresco. aqua, seryi-
eio sanitario y hi,sta tel6fono. para
comunicarse con In liebre hembra ~.
En- In granja San Pedro, don Fer
nand0 tiene alrededor de mil quinien-
las iliebrest quizGs mas. Eli unas
casetas de dos pisos. convenientemen-
| te separaGats por diyisiones que de-
tro, estan las liebres que han de dar
sl mundo 9lnla liebrecilla mas, para
que anOsotros nos la comamOs. Guam
do la liebre madre tiene a sus hijOs
10 -suficieIfe criados EIra no perdcr-
Sc en- ell lnuIldo, Sc le quitan estos Y
! sc tr&slaGan I'M apaltamento &C.
neraly como de cuarenta metros clla-
arades, amparados por una arboleda
| fresca. a um lGdC los machos Y a
otrO las henlbfas, para Que no 7haya
muchos- tenOricidiOS ~. E(+fle go
Els un delete del agricultor, esta
cuGrenta dias, una liebre nos puedc
proporcionar de se;s Ocho lirbreci
| taS, pulidas, sanas gorditas, dig
mas del mcjor caldero. con 10 cual
podremos tencr en- un espacio Ge item
po detorminado, UNI, inmepsidad dc
| liebres, como las que t.cnc fcl amigo
Gonzalez CaDeza, en su Grania.
En- cl;lnto la carne de este ami
mGlito, es riqlnsima. y mucho mas
sana que In del cerdo.. rs SEGA Y no
tiene esa grasa algo' dcsagradable
que tienc la c.rnc de puercc, tenicn-
do, ademds, la liebre. III csp!jndida
ventija de no abochornarsc de 81 &c
nealogia, "a. que puet.s' srjtilr mny
alto, que SUI madre. no ha sido min
guna puerca, 10 que no pliedef decif
ell puerco, por que cstarfa Ell ridicI-
10.
En- el pasado domingo gustG de. esta
carne de liebre, V la recomien3o Il
ustedes por 81 GUSTAV paladcar algo
.'digilo de los dioses, cUando no las
guilse el diabaq' que dirfs Shakes
peare.,.. Y, tienen ustedes, fnclitos
lectores, la palabra...
NIc-KoLA
Mayo, de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
Los QUE V|AJAN

En- el vapor San Lorenzo llegarOn
esta maii;na los pasajeros siguientes !:
O. Ansley. J. Brown, Pillar Cabrera,
R. Diaz Collazo Y Sra, ID. II. Cope
land Y Sra. ChGs. ID. Cotton Y Sra.
II. w. Crombie, Pablo Curbelo Y Sra.
Leonard Drew Y Sra, Frank Echa-
vanrla, B. El-Koury, Guillermo Cue
rrera, A. Hasse!roth, John Iriz&rry
" Sra. l.. Jordan, G. ]. Jimenez,
Louis \. Juarbe, Fred. Krug. T.. +.
Lee, Josephine Lee, Teresa Leon, Eli
81 Leon, J. n. Lightbourn, Manuel
Martinez, Providencia Martinez. JUS
tn Martin. S. Miranda, f. J. Mullen,
W. Nc. X. Jones Y Sra, g. Nevares,
Mary Olsen, Dolores I'adr6n, Anto-
nio paGr6n, Jose Perez, Maria Garcia
Perdr so, Antonia Perdigo Roberto
PerG,go, L. p. Quilones. Michel n.
RacEid, Ramon Rabelo. Lisandro Ra-
mfrez, Jr., l.. B. Row, Edmund Rush
more, Martina Sanchez, Jose Riera
Sanchez Elizabeth Selover, w. O. Sc
Lover. Arthur Schneider v Sra, A. J..
Tagliabue, Rafael Toro, Laura THICK,
Sra. NJ. yid@l, f. Vidal, Y L. f..
Vidal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
Ell Bale GSPA0OL EN- PARIS

/ Cesares Y los poetas, los ritos triun-
| fantes de la voluptuosidad andaluza.
"TeletuSd- dice Marcial-parece pc.
sefdG pOr an demOntO igHOtO." Y cier-
tamente hay un arcane insondable Ell
esa llama pura e. intensa que incendia
las danzas milenarias de Andalucfa.
Son bruscas, son violentas, son sen
suales hasta el delirio, Y al mismo
tempo son castas Y hieraticas. OBJ
servando sus torbellinos, notamOs que
la bailarina quiere seducir,' quiere
atraer, quiere entregarse al vertigo
del amor. Mas de pronto, sin eApli-
carnos ell motive de tan sdbito cam
bio, la vemos erguirse, desdehosa o
fiera, con las pupilas lucientes de rem
cores, para rechazar las caricias que
sc acercan.
Cuando es Laura de Santelmo la que
celebra este rito, con sus gestOs, sagra-
dos, nuestra emoci6n llega, a veces,
convertirse en- augusta. Cuando es
| Isabelita Ruiz la que oficia entire los
yuelos alucinadores de sus tdnicas iri-
sadas, sentimos que la sangre palpita
en- nuestras sienes, Pero ante Lolita
, Astolfi, cuya alma es un espejo que
ning1n soplo de pecado ha empailado,
el misterio nos parece mas perturba-
dor aiin. hasta tai punto esta hecho
de contrastes de embriaguez amorosa
y de candor infantil, de passion indo-
mable de inocencia pudorosa, de gra-
cia sonriente de altiva crueldad.
e. Comes CdnilIo.
Paris, mayo. d n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
LOLITA AsToLFI EN- PARIS

Debut0 aver Ell Olympia Y va hoy
es celebre. lie ha bastado presentar-
Sc tai cual ha sido siempre, sencilla
palpitante, apasionada Y risueiia, pa
ia conquistar el coraz6n de Paris.
Siempre dvido de emociones nuevas,
este p1blicO ha sentido en- el actO 10
que, aparte de su impecable habilidad
professional, hay en- ella de instintivo,
lie ingenuo, de castiZo, de fntimo. mo
parece nunca bailar para n0sotros, nj
darse siquiera cuenta de que Sc halla
en- un escenario'' murmuraba anOche
alguien. Embriagada de sueiios enig-
maticos, dijerase, en- efecto, que dan
"a para ST misma, que Sc aturde con
sus propias palpitaciones, que Sc SON
RE, que Sc respira.
Los que la conocen Y la tratan la
han sorprendido mas de una vez en-
los pasillos de los teatros desiertos,
ondulando largamente, nerviosa gra-
We, al ritmo interior que sin cesar la
anima. 0, mejor dicho; no.... Los
que Ia conocen, no la han visto nun
ca sin bailar. Sus admiradores ase-
guran que baila como los pajaros can
tan. Pero los pajaros, yeces, sc ca
Han. Ella, en- cambio, tiene en- todas
parties, adn en- los momentos en- que
dice que esta muy quieta, un ligero
extremecimiento que hace palpitar sin
tregua su cuerpecillo de tigulina egip-
cia.
Es casi una nina, con un corazon de
nina. Y, sin embargo, hay algo ell
su gracia morena que inquieta que
perturba, porque su ser fragil encar-
ma una parte del secreto apasionado
de las mujeres de su raza, que va en-
la antigua Roma celebran, -ante los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
Mis- l|iGllls
dOn|iingOS
UNA LIEBRE QUE Nc. ES US.
CATO ~ .ss IT,

Muchas yeces, al lectOr lie habran
metido cato por liebre, y no Sc ha
dado cuenta, hgsta que no 10 han
ensartado. Tai es el parecido entire
la liebre v el gato,s al extreme de ha-
Ger pensar un estadists en- que ell
cato y la liebre, han debido ser en-
otra ''rencarnaci0n" hermSnos gene
los.
Pero, 81 ESQ lie ha ocurrido al lector
incautO, ESQ, Ell cambio, no me ha pa
sado a mi, cuando he tenido entire
mis- legftimos dientes, un delicioso
music Le liebre, de esas q. crfa en- su
megestuosa residencia campestre, mi
buen amigo don Fernando Gonzalez
Cabeza.
Esas, esas son unas liebres legfti-
mas, Y de clio puede estar seguro ell
buen 0 nal lector. Unas liebres aris-
cas-, mientras estan vivitas, pero man
sas Y riqufsimas, cuando va cadave-
res, descansan en- ell fondo de la OLA
0 en- Ii. superficie del plato, rodea-
da de algunos platanos criollos.
En- la granja San Pedro, situada
entire Arecibo v Barceloneta, tiene el
buen amigo Gonzalez Cabeza, una
crianza admirable de liebres legfti-
mas. Preciosos ejemplsres, de los CO.
lores mas sugestivos al giisto del pa
rroquiano, 81 es que Sc desea adqui-
rir alguna de elias, pues ell amigo
don Fernando no lie dejara ir sin ella,
sf ell clio usted Sc empefis, paguela
0 no.
Una nOche, estando EN- nuestra ciu-
dad el brillante companero Perez Lo-
sada, Gijo que en- .Arecibo, habfan dos
cosas buenas: UnOs panes de Msllor-
ca v unas "plantillas," que en- aque-
llos tiempos, Y ell estos tambien, IA
brica ell Cafe Balesres. Perez Losa-
da, al decir este, gustaba con deli
cia los deliciosos paneci1los v las es-
ponjosas "plantillas' relamiendose del
gustO. st..-a..
Mi buen companero director, de
venir de nuevo a la ciudad arecibena,
tendrfa que aiiadir otra ycoss mas a
las cosas buenas de d. goza Arecibo.
Y esa, serfan estas liebres, que pre-
paredas como ~ ~ las prepara don An
dres Oliver el ,mislno don Fernan-
y
do, Sc chupa el gastr0nomo los dedos,
del gusto sabrosfsimo que tienen es-
tos inofensiyos animalillos. a s..s
81 en- clio pone empeiio el compane-
ro, no tiene NADIA mas que avisarlo,
y 10 invitam0s en- ,un domingo, en
uno de estos placidos sdomingos que
70 me gozo, que venga con nosotros
coimerse el inanimado cuerpo de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31
ADMINISTRATOR
JUDICIAL
DE LOS BIENES RELICToS DE LA
SUCCESSION NAvAJAS DAvILA.

Por orden de la Corte de DISTRITO
de San Juan, Primer Distrito, Sc hace
s&bsr todas aquellas personals que tn
vie-en reclamaciones pendientes y ere.
di$os en- contra de dicha succession, Sc
sirvan preaentarlos con sus correspon
dientes comprobantes bajo juramento
al administrator judicial que suscrbie,
en- las oficinas de los abogados Monse
rrat & Monserrat, calle do la Cruz, No.
Ii altos, de 10 A. M.
JUAN SAAvEDRA.
Administrator Judicial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31

Tg Los anuncios de este periodico
son leidos por miles de personas que
toman parte en- nuestro CoNCUR RSO
Mandenos su anuncic hoy naismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-31

San Juan. Mayo 9, 1922.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-30
NOTICE or FILING AND HEAR
ING OF PETITION FOR THE
INCLUSION OF CEIrrAIN
LANDS WITHIN THE HORSE.
Fly IRRIGATION DISTRICT or
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON.

Notice is hereby given that n pcti-
tlon has been filed with the Board oi
Directors Of the IIOrscfly Irrigation
District OF Klamath County. Oregon,
by q. y. Keller and Alfred Keller
praying that the following lands bo
included within III" IIorgefly irrlga.
,iOn District and that such changes
In boundary h" made accordingly.
The lands desired To be included
are as follows:
All Of the SWh Of tho NWh Of
Sec. 20. Township 80 =. Range 2
T.. W, N. ~ A.
All Of III" ~ Of the SW y Of Sec.
30, Township 80 S. Range ~ l., W.
~ so A.
All OF the sEH OF the sw,H Of
Sec 90. Township 3DS. Range ~ T.,
W. N. 20 A.
In the SWL OF the sWh OF Sec.
30. Township 80 s. Range l2 y. W.
NJ 37A.
In the SWh Of tho SEA OF Ser.
30. Township 80 S. Range i2 r.. W.
NJ 30 A..
In the SEA ~ the NWh OF Sec.
go. Township 80 s. Range ~ Il. w.
VI. : A.
Total acreage to be included.
232 A.
All persons Interested In or who
may be- affected by such inclusion Of
lands or change OF boundary
OF such district are hereby CIV.
en notice Ia appear at the office OF
the Board OF Directors of the Horse
fly Irrigation district. %, Bonanza,
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