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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-31
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REPRESENTATIVE
8AN Juan. r. a.

Productos dol MSnsA
Lscho en- poIve KlIEss
Chocolates 8ohYasstS.
Aqua Mineral. ''vVhlsO Reek"s
Ryzon Baking TOWdevs
LovadurA FlslSehnn&RnS, %
Productos en- lGHa, Burt osMey
Ginger Ale Mar6a c. a G.
Park & Tilford,
Lewis Do Croft & Son.
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Produce cinco efectos

Pepsodent haee algo mas que destruir la pelicula
Iembien destruye los depositos amilaceos los
Aeidos de la boca. III
Aumenta Ia secretion salivar. Aumenta e diges-
uvo del almidon en- la saliva, para digerir los de-
positos amilAceos que sc adhieren que de otra
manera tornarian aeidos Aumenta la alcalindad
dc Ia saliva, para neutralzar los acdos que produ-
cen la carries.
Cada aplicaci6n produce cinco efectos que los
specialists mcdernos consideran ahora como in
dlspensaoles- Ha dado orgen a nueva era
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continuation de Ia IA. pag.l
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Una senana basta

Una senlana bastafa para convencerle a I'd. dc
Ia alta efeaeia de este dentifrco moderno. I'd.
eambiara sus ideas relativas al de la dcntadura
Envie el cupon y recibira un tubito para 10 d:as.
Note que limpios Sc sienten los dentes despues de
usaro Observe la ausencia de la pelicula viscosa.
Yea como emblanqueee la dentadpra medida que
desapareee la pelfcula.
mismo.
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: la dentadura

bado eheacia. Ahora, los dentistas mas promi
nentes de todo el mundo aconsejan su uso diario.
Los metodos sc condensan ahora en- la pasta dem
tai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ahora mllones de per-
sonas disfrutan de sus benehcios
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I'm 4Scuelas estamos batante NAL
Los cntusiasmos del com, ;ionado mu.
niciral de educaci6n, Sr. jose calasAn
Lsssalle, Sc han estrellado ante la apa
tia de los hombres que deben factlitar-
lie los recursos que demau'a su impor-
tante departamento.
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I'm Tubito Para Diez Dias, Gratis

THE PEPSODENT COMPANY,
Dept. PR 3X. llO4 S, Wabash Ave.
Chicago, e. u. A.
Sirvanse renitirme un tubito de Pep
sodent para 10 diaS.
s~ss
Solo un tuhito para cada familia.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Wheat Is Lowered
BY Liquidation in
September Deliver,
Early Prices Move in Mar
row Limits; General Mar
ket Closes at Net Losses
of From IS to lzs Gents

CHICAGO, Aug. Wheat values
held within relatively narrow limits
early, but toward the close end of-the-
month liquidation in the September de
livery carried all deliveries down
grade, September breaking below a
dollar for the first time in a number
of days. The finish showed net loss
Of Is to 17sc, with September 99A to
$3.50 and December 1.01 to LOIS I;
corn was Ac off to asc up; onts were
down lac to 7sc and provisions un-
changed to 12kc higher.
Fluctuations were rapid in wheat. The
deferred deliveries showed considera BILE
resistance to selling pressure, and there
was rather persistent buying on the de-
cline. Heavy selling Of Chicago December
against purchases of Winnipeg December
IL the way of bacK-spreadins took place.
Liverpool showed considerable strength
and closed higher in face of reports of an
Indifferent demand from Germany.
While scattered liquidation In September
corn was the rule most of the day. the
undertone of the market was firm. with
the deferred deliveries averaging higher
Part of the Ions September sold out was
replaced by purchase Of the new crop flu
lures. No deliveries of wheat or corn of
consauence are expected on September
contracts Tomorrow Oats held within
sarrow sa limits, with persistent buying OF
September and selling of December by
commission houses. Provisions were dull
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Cotton Uneiertone
Steady in Small
Range Of Prices
Market Dull, with Govern
men, Report Due To-
day; Close Is Unchanged
TO 3 Points Net Lower

With an important bureau report due
today at 12 o'cieck, New York time, ii
was natural that yesterdays cotton
market should have been extremely
dull at times, with narrow range OF
prices. The undertone, nevertheless,
was comparatively steady, and during
the, forenoon transactions occurred at
q dozen. points advance over che pre-
vious close, Even in the last half hour.
when Southern hedge selling checked
the upward trend of the market and
brought about moderate reactions, the
offerings were we'll absorbed on resell
ing orders, partly for Japanese ac-
count, and last prices were unchanged
to points net lower
continued uufavorable weather condi-
tions had much 10 do with the stability
of the, market. With the publication Of
several more private crop condition figures
yesterday, the private reports were COM
pleted and the average of all Is $50, with
a, indicated crop of 1o,s16,oo0 bales.
There Is little doubt but that present con-
dition Is lower than any the government
VIII show, Judging from the weekly crop
ana weather reports and the persistent
heat In Texas and Oklahoma, with little
RELIEF in sight. One of the strong points
in the situation was the increased activity
in the cloth markets. Fall River sales In
the last two days arc estimated at 225.o00
pieces, while Worth Street reported good
in the New England district are rapidly
resumng operations. and unless a runaway
market should follow the COVE ernment re-
port. further liberal sales are expected in
the future. a+
The disturbing European political and
finaneial situation is one OF the present
drawbacks to Increased business. Cotton
mon regarded the strike news here as
being more hopeful from day to day, yet
80 long as there remains any doubt TO
the outcome, speculative interest Is certain
to be restrained and with hedge pressure in
creaslng the absence of this public support
Is being felt to some extent. The South
west is apparently following It's old custom
of selling cotton az fast as ginnedf for
recent spot sales in those markets have
been heavy. Sales at Southern markets
york market mar was 10 10 points lower, at 22.7oc;
no sales were reported.
The range Of priCes:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

Coffee Futures
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Prices Irregular 8
ON Profit Taking
In Curb Trading
independent Oils Securities
ii, Demand, While Stand
ard Oil Group Holds Fair
ly Steady; Bonds Steady

Profit taking failed 70 check an up
turn in prices in many parts of the list
on the curb market yesterday. slthough
in spots there was an easier tone and
prices at the close were irregular.
New England Fuel Oil ruled strong
with some of the other independents
and scored, new high record South
ern States Oil also established new
high at 90. The Standard Oil group
held generally steady, the New York
shares rallying a point.
Hayes Wheel sold ex-dividend and
sagged fractionally, but industrials as
whole acted fairly we'll. New York
Telephone preferred dropped hack half
a point.
Trading in German municipal bonds
was resumed, all issues recording new
low levels. The bond list held fairly
we'll, however.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
New York City Bonds
New York State Ronds

Issued in coupon and registered FORM
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY


Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
Richmond. Va. August IS. 1922.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that spe.
cial Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company has
been called by the Board OF Directors OF said
the to be n hed e @ R the q pnp s
ginia, on Tuesday. the 2sth day OF septem-
ber. 1922, at II :oo o'clock A. NJ. for tbs
(a) To consider and act upon g prss
posal TO increase the company's capital
stock by the addition thereto OF stock In
divided into 900 shares Of the par
value of 500 each so as to make the total
authorized par amount Of such capital
shares of the par value OF 500 each. such
increase of capital stock to he of such
class or classes. with such designations,
preferences and voting powers or Festrie-
ions or qualifications thereof as ths
stockholders st said meeting shall de-
termine or authorize: and specifically.
without limiting the generality OF the
foregoing. te consider and aet upon .
be in the first instance prafeFred stock.
and that the same. or any thereof, may
be convertible into comnion stock;
tbl To authorize the Board Of Directors
OF the Company from time 10 time 60
Issue ana 20 dispose of such additional
ssock on such terms as such Board may
determine
:. tcl TO ratify and confirm such aetioa
heretofore taken or authorized by said
Board In anticipation of such action by
the stockholders. as may be submitted 10
the meeting. and TO take such other and
tarther action In the premises. inciudins
the authorization nf any necessary or
appropriate amendment or amendments gs
me charter Of ths Company, as the steck-
ana
td) For the transaction OF sucn other
business as may properly come before this
meeting =
For the purpose Of tho meeting the stock
Hanster books will be closed at p NJ Cd
sTiaay, september l. 1899, and remain elossd
ls22. ~
sy Order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. TREyVETT. Secrstarg.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Sugar and Coffee

The market started off at an advance
of to points continued specula tive
demand from the West and Wall street
then eased off moderately on realizing on
the bulge OF about 40 points since last
Friday the selling Influenced possibly by
the fact that Cuban offerings increased
sharply with ref1ners not showing will
ineness TO pay asked prices. The market
closed l point net lower to a 5-point net
advance on estimated sales of $4,000 tons,
The range of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE or NEW YORK. OFFICE or
THE SECRETARY or STATE. ss..
This certificate. issued in duplicate
hereby cer,if1es that ST Adams and Dart.
mouth Inc a domestic stock corpora
ton, has filed IN this office. on this sist
day of August, i922, papers for the yelun-
tary dissolution of such corporation under
Section 22i OF the General Corporation
Law, and that u appears thereffon that
section in order to be dissolved
witness my hand and the seal OF efsrs
or the Secretary OF State, at the Cigy OF
Aibaay. this tnirtysfirst day Of
lSealj August. one .housand nine hum
dred and twenty-two
6. w. TAFT.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
TIUUr uIiU NIGH
,esterGay's Pre- vious
New York Metal Market

Tin was quiet, with Straits and Straits
shipments quoted at 32.87k @33c;
standard, 31.87a@32.371ac, and 90 per
cent, 317b@32.25c. Copper quiet;
standard, spot, September cd October,
!; 1920 l3.62ac,. and electrolytic, spot,
and October, 13.62h@14c.
Lead quiet; New York, spot, 5.s5c bid,
Zinc quiet; New York, spot. 6.55, and
st. Louis, spot, 6.17MMe.2hc.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Grain Prices


Yesterdays Preyiou.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

Southern spot marlket-Galveston quiet;
o points lower at 22.40c; sales. 1905 bales.
New Orleans. quiet unchanged at 22c;
sales. 31b bales. Mobile. nominal: un-
changed at 21.63c: sales, nil Savannah,
steady; IL points lower at 221Sc; sales, 19l
bales. Norfolk, quiet; IS tpoints lower at
22.25c sales, nil. Augusta steady: G
points lower at 22.25c; sales, 42O bales.
Memphis, steady; unchanged at 22.50c;
sales, 400 bales Houston, steady; Is points
lower at 22.25c; gales, 1918 bales. Little
Rock quiet. unchanged at 21. 75c sales.
$40 bales. Dallas steady unchanged at
21.70c; sales. 1854 bales. MONTGOMERY,
firm; unchanged at ,21.63c; sales. 80 bales.
Fort Worth steady; Is points lower at
TOp hal Iec
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

fs,.aIea Tor payfnent at l0ol4, September
,a.. sealist for payment 1T isz october /.
Called for payment at ae2. October j.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

Notice IL hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of this Company wslI be held at
the office OF the Company, Plant Building.
IN fne siis OF New Londoa, Coun on the
Itth day ef September. 1922. at o'clock
r. ~. for the purpose OF rloetius q Sca I'd
OF i1'itrtors for the ensuing year and fer
such ether hug, a,aess IA mss be brought be-
fore the meeting
The Transfer Books OF both the Pre-
terrei and Common Stock will closs al
o'clock M. eG Friday, .sops su,bssr 4. laeg,
and reiHsin elosee until 10 o'ci9,k A. M.,
on Friday. September Is, iass.
J. a. sTARRETT. Secretary.
August ls. is2a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
London Metal Markes

LONDON, Aug. Standard cop
per, spot, s62 It's Cd; futures, ss3 IS
I'd; electrolytic, spot, a6s IS; futures,
$40 5s; tin, spot, $3.50 12s Cd; futures,
slSo ITS Sd; lead, spot, f24 5s; futures,
e23 12s Cd; zinc, spot, $50 It's Sd; fu-
lures, $40 Is Cd
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Cotton Statistics

LiverpOOI Tables-Due, to points
lower. Opened quiet but steady at 3 TO 4
points decline, closed steady at net adj
OF 20 3 points. October, 12.96d
December 12.77d January, 1273d: March
1860; May. 12.66d; July, 12.43d. Spot
cotton, limited demand at 2 points decline.
Mddling, ~ G6d. Sales, 5000 bales; Amer
lean 1000 bales. Imports 1000 bales
American. I 900 bales Tenders, new docket,
5000 bales. Manchester: Yarns, quiet
cloths quiet and drm. The II O'Clock bids
cabled to Liverpool follow: October, 22.60d ;
December. cared; January, %. 2.56d; March,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
FINANCIAL


PROPOSALS FOE RONDe.
The undersigned trustee under the FIRST
and Refunding Mortgage OF the Pacific
Light and Power Corporation dated No
vemper 20. leIl has on hand the sum
OF sSss 9ebTS az p payment to the Sink
ing Fund mentioned In said mortgage for
the purchase OF bonds issued thereuuders
ana invites tenders OF such bonds for such
purchase TO an amount sufficient 30 exc
haust said sum, Scaled proposals. setting
forth the serial numbers OF the bonds Of
At it's Office. 55 Cedar street New York
city. up TO o'clock. noan, on September
10. 1922. The right Is reserved to retecs
any bid.
UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE & TRUST COMPANY
BY CALVERT BREWER, ysNe President
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Cottonseed Oil

There was heavy liquidation in near posi-
tions in the cottonseed oil market, with
closed 81 points under the final of Wednes-
day, while October was down 25 points.
with more or less buying credited to the
South, and final quotations ranged from
points lower to 8 points net higher. Total
sales for the day were 1920 barrels.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. supERyIs-
Ing Architects Ofsice. Washington. D. G..
August a. 1922.--SEsALED PROPOSALS. IS
will be opened In this Office at b. M, Sep
teniber al. 1922. for the construction and
Installation of new iron griiies at the United
States Assay Once. New York, NJ u Draw
frgs and specifications may be obtained from
supervising Chief Engineer A. B. Fry. gaf
Custom Houge. New York. N. Y, or al THIS
Office In the discretion OF the Supervising
Arehitect las. A. Wetsnare. Acting Super
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
5s. 1s51-l9Sl ........ .io0N 1927 ATS
Joint Stock Land Bank
sMs. as61-1ss1 .Iosh 1864 4ss
S. 1939-1924 s..... 90 100 500
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank rs, 195l-1g31 1861 1864 47s
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s, 1S37-I940. 9s& io014 4gO-
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s 135J-1S31 .102K 10s 4 Ga
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s. is52-1932.. .102iz 102A $50
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
FINANCIAL
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INC.


| (LIMA LOCOMOTIVE CORPORATION
| NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
no the Holders OF Lima Locomotive Cor
poration First Mortgage 6qe sinking
Fund Gold Bonds Issued Under and Sc
cured by Indenture Dated July l. 1912.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lima
Locomotive Works, Incorporated, has de-
termined to exercise the option reserved
to the mortgasor, or it's successor. under
the First ese Sinking Fund Gold Mort
gage, dated July l. 1912. made by Lima
Locomotive Corporation to The EQUITABLE
Trusti Company of New York. an Trustee.
to call for redemption the entire issue of
said First Mortgage Sc Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds now outstanding under said
Indeneure, and accordingly said Bonds have
been called for redemption and will be-
come due and payable on November j.
1922 at the principal amount thereof, and
premium OF ten per cent. U0sc) OF such
principal Amount and accrued interest. at
the office OF The Equitable Trust Company
OF New York, No. 81 Wall street. In the
City OF New York, N. Y From November
!, 1922. all such bohds shall cease to draw
The holders of said bonds may il they
SO desire, present their bonds. with all un-
matured Interest coupons. at said office
OF The Equitabie Trust Company of New
York at any time prior to November I.
1877, and receive payment of the principal
amount OF such bonds end the premium of
to the date of SUCH payment.
Dated Nsw W xgrl,i lii,om1r,ST S;Y;i Sept , 1 5s2s
INCORPORATED.
BY Il. A. LARSEN Treasurer.
New York. August 3tst. t922.
The firm OF Archer IL Brown & Conn
pany has been dissolved this day
ARCHER III. BROWN
DOUGLAS BRUCE,
HENRY s. HART,
HAMILTON "A. GILL. Jr
New York, September list. 1922.
The undersigned beg to announce the
formation this day of the firm OF Archer
II. Brown & Company.
ARCHER EE. BROWN.
DOUGLAS BRUCE.
hENRY 8. HART.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday. Yearaxo
prime, 100 lbs. %S2sGp1O3s
ID s. beef
sides, lb..... AbO1s
Live veals. COM ~
mon to prime,
100 lbs. .... 10GOm15 No ,nooa
Dressed veal, city,
~. .13D 17M q,
Live ewes, 100 V 80
lbs. ...... 350@ G no ooo0 r.
Dressed wethers,
10. ............ 15m16M
Dressed mutton,
Live lambs, fair - .oo@ 'os
to prime, 90
lbs. ....., 12.0Om150o 7ooA a -o
Dressed a m IS,
city, lb. b.... 1870 40 1oM .,
Hogs, 90 lbs -. 975GD1oTs MAY 80 !
Dressed hogs, ba- 'oW i.oo
con- lb.,.... 16A@1sss ia ,e,l
Pork. Dbl. . 2S, 90 N % M OK so ~ oc 30 q q
Mess beef, bbl. 14006D1500 10 IN ~ ~ 20 ~ 0U 0U
ard, NJ d die INV
West. 100 lbs. lo.so@11.oo 12.1o@12.2o
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Boston Curb
Chicago

Sales. Omen High INV f,tosa
LOG Armour pf ...100 100 100 100
% Armour Leath 121s 12Is 12A 12M
zoo Beaverboard 51a 5Hs kM 5M
20 Booth Fish pf AZ al AZ At
1900 Cont Motors. S% s% So 8A
43 Crane pf 100 100 100 109
30 Godchaux 16 16 16 16
90 Gossard ..... 27 27 81 27
200 Holl st Sug 6H 6A Ga 6M
40 Hupp Motor. 1871 1874 1914 1917
100 Inland Steel. 81 81 81 81
ss DO new 80 X * tx IL
SO Midw Uti1 pf 78is 7sla rs 7S
a75 Mont Ward. "a 2s,s ss7s ssls
500 Pbll,ps,orn. 4e% Al 40a al
100 Pick s Co... 2sN 2ss 2s@ 26%
975 Pg Wiggly A. AIN Ala Al Al
20 Public Service. 100 100 100 100
Is Quak Cats pf 9sA eS1l 98A 98A
100 REQ Motor ..141s 14A 1874 1sM
1850 Stewart Warn. 4sA. 4sis "a 4S5s
395 Swift Co.. 105A 1863 105 "a 1O5 u
$500 Swift Int 49,. 81 s2 21 21sl
s 100 eSsand Gas pf 4s IS As As
72s Thompson 80. 54A 54% SO 53ik
100 Temtor Corn tA TX 1I4 IN
1890 Un Carbide !. SIN s12s e0ss 60M
70 un Light Rs 60a 6oia COX 60A
1899 Wahl s,....... 81 e1ss COX eo1s
70 Wrfgley .....1 los 105 105 los
130 Yellow Mfg ..i5s 1853 1853 15s
iSo yellow Taxi. 74h TAN 1873 74ss
Bonds
$1,000 G G Ry 1st IS sols 500 so1a soA
1000 Chi Rys 1at 5s. S2h s2Is s2is s2is
1000 Com Ed 1st 5s s9A 99A 9014 g9A
5000 Swift 1st 5s. 100 100 100 100
SEX
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Bonds

Sales 1000 onaittsd). Open. High. low Y...
" Allied Pck ss ctfs SIS 65 az &
Aluminium Ia 25104I 1os 104@ 1Ss
~ ~ 'osls ,s1s Ios fns
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Foreign Bonds

fseils cents per 1000 marks.
Totai sales stocks, $4,000 shares
iotai sales bonds, $2,S61, 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Bonds
Cleveland
Detroit

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
20 Am Ii z: T..I42 143 143 i4S
2as charcoal pf
4400 Cont Mot .. 8& Ss4 sA SN
Iq Det Edison ..ll51a I15is i15ts 1l5i Il
25 Ford .s...-..s95 1886 s95 3a5
500 Murray Mfg. 17& Is .1T& is
925 Packard i4Nl go
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-17
NEED IS EXPECTED
TO RAISE PRICES
PRODUCTION GAINS ACCORDING
TO GOVERNMENT, WILL NOT AT.
Feet WHOLESALE COSTS
New Demands In Industry And Trans.
portation Jump Weekly Con.
sumption to Almost
100000 Tons

Characterised bituminous pro-
duction, which, according to figures
Of the United States geological sur.
vey published Monday reached ap-
proximately the 5000, OOO-ton mark, will
have little effect on wholesale prices
in the immediate future, dealers here
asserted Monday. Leading wholesalers
some distributing for the entire
Middle West, estimated that the nor
NAL weekly consumption had reached
between eight and nine million tons,
with some large users pressing for sup
plies.
Price increases In the near future
were predicted by some dealers, ef,
pecially in view Of the Hoover agre%
ment with the operators Whereby
maximum figures We're established for
mine deliveries in an effort to prevent
profiteering and speculation.
Estimates of the above ground sup
ply now on hand We're fixed by deal
ers here at about 4O,OOO,OOO tons, of
which 1O,OOO,O0O are in transit. At the
start Of the coal strike April / sup
plies were estimated at between 5O,-
100000 and 6O,OOO,OOO tons.
Increased activity in manufacturing
centers, the entry Of several railroads
into market and orders for supplies
for Great Lakes vessels and the North
west demand have transformed the
customary stagnant summer market
into daily competition among dealers
for shipments.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-17
Would Prevent Sunday Papers

Oklahoma City.-NatiOnal legisla.
ton should suppress Sunday news
papers and exclude from the United
States mails newspapers containing
full.page advertisements. This is a
plank from the platform of Thomas
Pratt HOPPER of Enid, who, aspiring
to succeed Manuel Herrick, "aerial
daredevil" congressman from the
eighth Oklahoma district. on file here
Monday as an Independent candidate.
Reasoning the issue, HOPPER says: III
an advertiser cannot tell the. truth
about his bargains in one-fOurth OF a
page he is a false witness on bargains
and should not be PERMITTED the use
Of the nails"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Sail

Tokio.-The Japanese naval train.
ing squadron, carrying about 400 mid
,shipmen on a practice cruise. which
will sail for Brazil early in June, will
touch at Honolulu. II H.; San Pedro
Cal. and Panama On pute. The squad
ron will consist Of the flagship Iwate
and the cruisers Asae and Izumo
After leaving Brasil. wheGe the ships
will take part in that counfy's centen
'uial celebration, the three eeseas will
cross the Atlantic. and 90 end the
Cape Of Good Hopo.