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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
INF ORMACION GENERAL
DE CANA

Desde hace algunos dfas ha guarda-
do cana en- su residencia de Santur-
ce, nnestro distinguido amigo el senior
Enrique Adsuar. gerente del Banco
Comercial de Puerto Rico general
mente estimado en- Ia cindad. No cs
icosl de. cuidado y eelebrarcmos su
pronto complete restahleciniento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
RAMON PARRILLA,

En- la metropolis de Santurce tfper
ron enterrados aver los despoios NOR.
tales del que en- Eida fues Ramon Pa
rrilla, musico de Ia banda municipal
de esta cindad Y etambi6n 10 3fqa ide
Ia banda de la nQlicfa insular.i ,liss
A su entierro aoneurEi6 up nutride
ln'imero de sus mnchos amigos, d
Enyiamos nuestre p6same sps fa-
miliares..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20

Las primera y segunda carreras son
anuladas para ell ''Pool' Bud
weiser" Sc declara un campe6n for
midable y vence a Doris r.
Vendetta" produce una estupenda
sensation en- la cuarta carrera.-La
lucha de ''Indian Prince, "I.ee
Tire".-El '.Poor' paga con solo 5
carreras.-La pr6xima copa de Was
hingtOn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
DIsTRFTo DE PONCE

En- la nocfe del 16 de los corrien-
ties, Sc quemaron como seis cuerdas
del canaveral de la Colonia Restaura-
da, prcpiedad de South 2. r. Sugar
Company (Guanica Centrale.) Sc in
vcstiga la causa del fuego.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
PEREcIO POR AsFIXIA EN-,
ArAyAGIrEZ

En- la tarde del dia IL del actual,
al volcarse una yola donde bogaban
yarios individuos, sobre el rio Yaguez,
Sse sumergi0, = pereci6 por asfixia
emilio Guerra blanco, de p amos,
natural de Cabo Rcdo. Los dcinas To-
graron alcanzar la orilla. nadando.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
Mov1sl1ENTo DE BuouEs

Z,
MONlMlENTO DE bIQlES
Red "D". Line
FL "Phiiadepilla' descafganao
cargando Ell New YORK.
FL Caracas por Venezuela gu
razao, saldra dc este puerto hacta =
\. el ana -.
Ell "Maracalbo salio de New YORK
con destlno Mayagaez ei IL ael ac'
tual.
El "zulla sallo Ell domingo Gle Cu-
razao para Mayagiez' para de aili sa'
hr haeia New YORK.
Ell vapor irene esta, cargando Ell
la 'lsla.
II Edith descarsando en- Ia isla
para despues cargar aZucar.
Ill MARINA sallo aver tarde para
santo domingo.
Humacao directo de New York Gle un
momento a otro.
FL "Cornelia" sali6 de New York.
Sc espera que llegne el iuevcs por la
manana.
El Glare lego esta manana en-
lastre de baltimore. tFan viene cargar
azucar. ils7 JIf /
- FL "Millinocket@ 'saldra hoy del
puerto de Aguadilla para New Aork
con cargamento complete lie azdcar.
Fl Evelyn saldra dc New YORK
para este puerto el dla 2s.
Ell Helen" en- yiaje hacia New
York.
Porto Ricdm America" $. s. Co.
FL vapor "Delisle" esta en- Guani-
ca, carSando azucar, de donde saidra
para New York.
FL Govrnor Jonn Lind saldra
dla Il dc Bhtlmore- para este. puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
Pinrolchoo.
AGRED1Do p0R TN HUELGU1sTA


Ell IL de- los corrientes.- -mientras ca
minabl por. la via del ferrecarrih des-
de Ia Central San Vicente hacia su
pueblo. Camuy, ell trabajador Manuel
Romero Rivera, fue agredido, segdn
q, por un huelguista, quien lie propi-
no dcs garrotazos por la cabeza. Fue
'curado en- la Sala de Socorros. Sc in
vestiga quien pudo ser el agresor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
Sc VENDE
Ell AcreditadO Hotel
" RI 10 j A"
Situado en- la Gale Allen No. 20.
Para mas infornies dirijase al Adj
ministrador Judicial, Box 1896,
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico.

'INF0RMES DEE SIR. RUIZ sOLER.
El seiior Jose Ruiz Soler Soler. Se-
cretario de la Association de Produc-
torres de Azicar ha recibido hoy los
siguientes informeg del mercado azu.
carero
Febrero Il, Ofertas 100000 sacos
de azdcar dc Cuba a $5.25 Refinado-
res compradores proponiendo acep-
tando 4 S50o-$6I7s para Puerto Rico.
No hay ofertas de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20

100000 automobiles Dodge Brothers
corriendo en- ell mundo indican satisfac
cion, resistencia y economic.
Andrsu Aguilar & Co, Inc,
San Juan, P. r
Sub-Agente, Francisco Y. Muniz.
Ponce-Guayama-M Mayaguez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
.r.fs-lt.
F.. I'll Il LH|p0DQO1O !


que pudiera@seguir Vendetta que es-
taba convertida en- un proyectil del
70. Sunoco era ell descartado Y la lu-
cha era a / 400 metros. Ademas CO.
rrian '.Buche Y Puma" O SEQ Silver
King y Adelite que va no da@record"
desde>hace tempo. Sinembargo yo vi
hipiccs de verdad metiendo buena su-
ma de billetes al pesado alazan. Pesa-
do porque lie pesan las masas. La ca
rrera sc decide tras una bravo lucha,
por Vendetta, Satanas Y Sunoco, en- un
recorrido de 1926, 1.36 3I5 Y 1876
45. Repartieron las bancas, $4.O1 en-
primera Y $2.01 en- segunda.
La quinta carrera no tuvo mayor
attractive. Al contrario, cause un pc
queiio disgusto varios que llevaban
a Ninfa en- Inca al verla en- ell es-
tado que esta, iJesds, Y que cara pu-
sieron! Porque no esta bien q. toda una
"senora" Sc exponga al piblico zen ese
estado". Lo cierto es, que en- la
carfera, que era 200 metros, y que
la corrian -Naranjto,, Beware, Guiri,
Surama, Muehacho, Ninfa Y Audaz,
como descartado, Sc llevo este la VIC
toria, seguido, de Muchacho y Naran-
jito. Recorrido: 1923, 1.29-1I5, 1925.
Dividepdo: 81, centavos, v 1854, res
pectivamente.
La seXta carrera fue una nueva lu-
cha entire Indian Prince Lee Tire,
aunque en- un principle Sc dijo que
Sun Good iba con malas intenciones
e ideas de. ganarla. Pero esta vez fue
Lee Tire el vencdo, pues Indian Prin-
ce puso pies en- polVorosa y no Sc lc
VIC ell pelo ha5ta cue Sc colo en- la me-
ia. Pero 81 Sc retarda un POGO, Lee
Tire Sc le mete, como hay Dios;
hay todavfa quien asegura que este
sryfErio IN .pequeno .aguante, cosa que
nHsptros nosefeemos. Ledger, Rockar
reg GaEfieldsy:: TricDlettec tamil
b ssta qile # Era SQg
npf5sresaslR RecoEfidQ; sl.29sll5 81 c12er2it3I5Y
1EAs3F5g s!DividenSdoa 50 seentavos Hi1
nj leppaa sf:42 eh osegqtnida. .'-s., Dwell a
pallQQ.s e soi oSipfpdl ,n11s olo3 pagaria 5d9h
GiHos cabaHost tspdr Ihaberse ianuld@H
las cafrefas primera,y ! segunda, ell pd-
biieo .esperaba en-. ,esta septima su
Gonsiguiente "tajazo',, y no fue asi.
n ferF erafd sGamagaeypeI Isaeas
pofHue vera IN 1eanpedSS 6sii
u sJf,. II a.asa; osai
Bfs sefftlef Ell tefter quest ~ M fogf6vis
ta-fue- -quien inicio la ucha; pero Sc,
cans6 conabhal l6sfmil ffetrosj iquedan-
do rezagado desdea aentonces Ell reco-
irrido fue de LA, L44-1l5, y 1,44-2I5.
Pagaron las Bancas: centavos, en-
primera 1928 en- segunda.
Ell "pool" fue repartido entire 1926
personals, tocando cada una raquiti-
ca. suna de $6.42.
Ell entusiasmo para las carreras del
jueves, dia % de febrero, en- que Sc
CORE la "Copa Washington, es sobe-
ranamente indescriptible y Sc augura
una concurrencia estupenda al Hippo
dromo, tanta, que es possible que ha-
va que acomodar algunos espectado-
res en- Ell, "zinc''. - E,
| " '' Y. W. Pinocho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
LOS ESTRAGOS DE liz HUELGiA
l5fs1'R1f0 DE SALINAS

d Y 50 Z
hEl did il de- los 'cofffentes, Sc 'atie
mo totalmente I'll 'pineite del felTocaa-
srri1 entire Ponce y GIiayama, situalc
en- el sitio "Peligro., de Salinas. En-
conexi6n con eI case y como presun,
tos' autores del dHfo, fuaron arresta-
dos y acusados ante ell fiscal del Dis;
trito de Guayama, Vicente Alyarado,
Flor Correa, Cecilio Lopez, Dfaz Mo
rales, Juan Padilla, Francisco. Boni-
slla, Dclffn R9sasio, Nicomedes .Rodri-
gacz y Brarlio Padilla. Ell fiscal les
scnai6 S5on0 de fianza i cade uno,
Ell puente eia de The Ponce and Qua
yama Railroad Co VI dstaba yalorado
sen $4,000 =
I'm IA noch6 del is del actual, en- ia
colonia Sahater, de don Manuel Con
lzalez, barrio Aguirre, se qlemaron 20
mo 2 eaerdas y nedias tle cafas: Fl
fnego Sc cree intenci6nai u Sc inves-
itiga qufen pueda ser Il autor. TIA ca
ma fue cortada en- seguida v approve
chada en- III molienda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20

En 81 papel do eCigarrilIera., la hiia
del Regimiantos IS q roll mas espI6n-
7id6 Z infoEEantf qus sll9 PIP dsssppe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
! ;'..B|::Al ..B|::A:lt... T. !.

rsaGs1aYa IL fsa45astezl 81 19fJ o3ss 4.
AEGOteSOBRE EGtS9 jus EGO DSe GEL LEss
eBRADeS, ELsllDDSIINGN len ,95&i
iPARADA 81 TNTRE1 HUM AGAO
-iSTARS,Y Ell ;AIa3 2SNNT JEANa 4n1s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20

Nos presumfamoS la Sorpresa que
nos tenfa Vidot para ell domingo. Y
dvidos de presenciarla, concurrimos
muy de temprano hasta La parada s,
para yer los boys del COLO luchar con
los temibles PLAYERS de Oriente, como
cidos va por estos lares He de decir-
lie a los queritlos lectores que no asis-
tieron al game, que qued0 demostrado
los muchos9 conocimientos que en- ma
terra de base ball ha adquirido nues-
tro' simpatieo fam 9rmanager de ehAh
San Juan, sel COLO Nidot Tai. como 10
decfa Sluggef en- SUI cr6nicaf del sa-
bado' EN- 81 lseri0dfee Ell Tiempo, 9esul-
to, Puess ltiespues de- haber recibido Ia
paliaa vespef4ina, 1ocaliz6 a. sus Thues4
tesa Y .IasApuso eli eontliciones tales. que
per IA tafde ceAtest6icoll lofor laA de
fTota de, loss CRISES Saliandole rm jue-
goE3-a 2ieensEf tIltima entrada. @o
-aBeraas @stass hi deer HI tabor fcaifs
zada p6rGpli- peFoN mas adn podemos
deef.r qde sa dlahzalIor ,ef 1serpentinel
ro' Cheeh6h, fenlfzS ila fhisinas labor
conqae So iiificf5 enser'team ColectiSa,
ganandole 50 primeris sjuego al Puerto
Rico. zen la cilIaad del Turabo, Y no
hdrfainos Tjusticia ISL aptes de cerrar
estas cortasalfneas no meneionaramos
al GuaRda sbosqlle ena3eL eenters al
gran Liborid. ique CON suina 1naestrfa
degoll6 "a tedo ef que intent0 violar la
foresta 9deil SUI bosque; tambien debe7
mos de meIIcionaf la labor del recep-
tor del inOlvidable Colectiva, que al
igual quetel aeNfinto supo poner muy
alto ell ;nombre de All San Juan, con
sus mliltiples jugadas todas efectivas
Y de gram utilidad.
Sigan adelante los muchachos, que
en- no lejano dfa veran coronados sus
esfuerzos, " la, isla lie recomenda
mos que labra los ojes pues va solo.
sf6 sefa su 'sonibd'a los, Sports, v 81 Clsl1'
SAN haif'itambiehii1yi sfiqo auieren sa-'
her nainehE pors feiefon6 h. Huhfaeao,
II yseII6s clee diraIf de que efasesSle mateli
aaald estaa ahecho 1ers.All SAN sJs1afiN s-<
eo'eFsf 'KEfoRTER PELo LoTERo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20
ULTIMA IIoRA.

Febrero 20. Mercado quieto. Limi.
tadas ofeltas azlicar de Cuba $5.25
(7Q8A Compradores retirados del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20

BUEN AsPEcTo Lo adquiere cual.
quier autona6vil qaen pase por el taller
DC reparaeiaar 'dffu Aeuilsr 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-20

ra a<RlIinm6yiles q nejor I11'er de re-
,el de Apd1 1ar g
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21

because OF the distinction between Of
fcers and men. while the Conserya-
tives urge that II be modelled more
closely after British Dominion army
legislation. Other critics object TO
the present method Of combining the
offices of minister for defence and
commander -in-chief, and have started
agitation to have the defence minis
try made a separate and civilian Of
Ace.
n the measure, which Is known as
the Defence Forces Bill" passes. 1t
will give the army legal status for
the first time. To date. the $4,000
men comprising the national forces
have served on an emergency basis.
The bill is elaborate. comprising
245 clauses. and providing for the es-
Enlistment OF an Irish military coll
lege for officers. for the creation Of
an army reserve. and making the de-
signations Of military rank.
All soldiers will be required under
the measure to take an oath, pledg-
ing true faith and allegiance to
our country"
The present strength of the army
has caused much discussion, as 1t rs
in excess of the proportion with the
British army, agreed to in the treaty.
the critics, General Null
cahy announced recently that by. next
March he expects to reduce the total
Of armed forces to 10000. :.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21

der construction. short detour provid-
ed east OF Norfolk on the north. dur
ing The day.
Simsbury Westogue Mountain
road. Travel taken care of on the
road. with short waits while bitumen
is being applied.
Emf ald--Putnam Turnpike. Road
surface under construction-short de-
tour provided during the day, road
open at night
Maple avenue. Construc-
ton of sheet asphalt pavement. De-
tour from Cedar Hill towards Hart
ford. Closed all during day time
Traffic detoured by way of Fairfield
avenue.
Greenwich-East traffic detours
around this road. West traffic
through the job.
Westport--Post road. One way
traffic no delay. Concrete base on one
half of road.
Hamden-State street. Concrete
base laid on both sides of road for
one half contracted distance. Con-
crete being laid on one side of road
at present. Traffic going north de-
tours via Ridge Road. Traffic going
south goes through Job.
Guilford-Traffic using old bridge.
Cuilford--Pcst road-one way traf-
fc on one half Of road. Liable to de-
lay of five minutes.
Trumhull--Nichols road - Work isl
started--traffic goes through job.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21
SALE OF EFFECTS OF
DEAD GERMAN 'GOBS'
Sell Articles That Belonged TO
Sailors Who Were Drowned

Honolulu, sept. li.=MsmeTlss oi
The weFla war were revived here re-
Gently sith the opening and enleisl
sale Of trunks boxes ana hass 81 Ger
man sailors who were called from
merchant ships here 10 serve abroad
the German cruiser kurneers, which
sailed from this port shortly after the
declaration OF war by Germany. The
cruiser went down With all hands IN
the hattie on the Falkland islands on
December ., islt,
when the German sailors, all naval
rsssryists, left Germany ahead their
various vessels-the P0mmern, ketos,
prinz wsldemar. Helsaiia. and others
they carried with them pictures Of
home groups ana many trinkets,
which came 10 light when the luggage
vas opened preparatory 10 auetienihs
of the contents, The bags also een.
tanned mementoes OF many far lands
Java, India, the Straits Settlement,
China. New Guinea and nefnee.
When Germany declared war nearly
all of the German merchantmen In
the Paeihe fastened toward Honeiulu
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21

ternationai Junk heap. Four OF them.
the Minnesota. South Carolina. Michi-
gan and New Hampshire. are out OF
commission and have been lying In
the storage basin at the navy yard for
months. The NTH. the South Caro-
lima, will have o fitting end to o long
career. for she will be taken to sea
and sunk in tests OF various deck and
underwater attacking methods lately
devised by the navy department en-
gineers.
An eigth battleship. the Washing
ton, which was under construction at
the New York Shipbuilding Corpora
TONS yards in Camden, N. j.. also
will be shattered by the gunfire and
torpedo attack OF the Atlantic feet.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21
Bill to Legalize Irish
Army Bucks Criticism

Dublin, Sept. 21.-A bill to legalize
the Irish National army. which hith-
erto has operated without legislative
authority has Just been framed and
is the subject of much criticism from
both Labor and Conservative men,
bers In the Dali. The measure con-
stitutes an army code similar to the
kings regulations for the British
army. and would be effective only for
one year. At the end of that time,
the bill provides. the army question
may be reconsidered.
Labor leaders oppose the measure
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21

fer ssfssss Fas cruiser HeFnhsEz
RnFsasa 81 bFlslsh snd Jspsness ses-
ssls pat IL feF eesl snd Supplies
ThsFs sss assa fer haste ana al ct
the rsssrsasss shasEa ths merchant
berg The msA could take ealk :
small peFsien 81 theiF enects WITH
them, Fhs remainder we're placed IL
the iFaaks baxss sAd hasa shlsA
we're taken IN charge ~ the collector
Of customs when the uniied states de-
elsTed var oa Germany,
For six years the effeels have been
In the customs house Recently, as
the result % eeTFssRendsnee between
the German ambassador Al Washing
ton ana the state department, per-
missieA vas granted 20 auction on the
lugsage ana 10 return the purely per-
sonsi sfysets. such a. pictures. letters
ana trinkets that represent human in
tersst. 70 the German consul a. San
Francisco. who will forward them 10
the families Of the men In Germany.
The receipts from the auetien Of
clothes and ether articles will be sent
20 the families. also. The prohibitise
price OF freight which would have 20
be paid IN German marks. prevents
the dispatch OF all OF the articles 10
the German families.
The bags yielded many interesting
linens. beautiful ostrich
snd other feathers. o Lueger pistol
loaded aud ready 10 nre. several sex
tsnts. and other navigation equipment.
and many books.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21
AIRpLAEES FOR RESCUES

Mag be usaa % Carry arpasssas %
Mlaes IN Case a. pls@sl<Fs-fesss
Are Made,
wsshiAstsA, sept sl.-Ghs saspl.
ABILITY Of siFplsnes as aids 20 mine
rescue work is being tested BY the
department Of the lntsrioF near
Birmingham, Ala. where a landing
held has been located, saAd trial
flights Of ships are being made carry
lag trained men OF the bureau OF
mines equipped With essEea breath
ins apparatus, to help In imaginary
mine disasters. Other hslds are 10
be located at mining tewns within
reasonably hyins ranHe Of Hirmins.
ham, the mine rescue STATEN.
The bureau maintains ten railway
ears and seven auto trucks equipped
fer mine.reseue purposes. but Il often
requires considerable time 10 Sand
these mobile units 70 remote mining
camps where they are needed IN
emergencies. II IL hoped 10 demon
stfate the value OF the air route IN
the work OF these
cars. especially In reaching the
camps where helds are available.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21
WARSHIPS TO Be JUNKED
Two Cruisers and Five Battleships
Awaiting to BE Demolished At
Philadelphia Navy Yard

Philadelphia. Sept 21.-Seven wal
vessels at the Philadelphia navy yard
are to be strapped under the provi-
sions Of the treaty for the limitation
of arAlaments. recently approved.
They include two cruisers and five
battleships.
The cruisers are the Constitutions
and the United States, which had
been under construction at the navy
yard for some time. They are to be
scrapped at once. acetylene torches
bling used to cut them to pieces. A
little later workmen will start on the
Ave battleships consigned to the in
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21
MS HOLIDAY

bennington, EnEland.-"cheerio. I
am on for my holiday" was the last
message written by DIR. Laneelot cra-
ven wilkinson, ~. before he killed
himself. taking gas,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21

American muskrat and South Am.
erican beaver are furnishing fur for
felt hats 10 an increasing extent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-09-21
BAYER
Made.to-order
Mems Tailors
Ready.to-wear

417 Main St. New Britain, Conn.
Dear Friends.
You cordially invited to attend the formal opening my
location at ALI Main street Saturday, Sept 22nd.
Words express the beauty, quality and wonderfully
designed fabrics that have selected for this opening
You must come to them.
have also included Ready-to-wear department Ready
towear clothes that have that tailored look and that will be fitted
you just carefully if they made for Whether
you need any clothes you invited to give
inspection. s@saN
will be happy to you at the opening and you decide
you wish to buy suit ovecoat this invitation may be
changed for $3.50 in cash.
Hoping to meet you at the opening, am
Yours sincerely
SAM BAYER, Mgr
Open Evenings
The Kusko times., 1923-02-28
Possibility of Sum- mer Mail Service by
 Way of Minchumina

That Delegate Sutherland is hopeful of obtaining a summer mail route for this section is evidenced by the fol- lowing:
 Washington, Dec. 30, 1922 Hon. Dan Sutherland,
 House of Representatives. My Dear Mir. Sutherland: have your letter of Dec. 18th with enclosure of telegram from Charles E.. Taylor, of Fairbanks, Alaska Mr. Taylor's statement concerning the ser gice over the Kobi route has been noted.
 Call has been made today for prompt report of what can be accomplished upon your suggestion for summer mail service by the Lake Minchumina route for the Kuskokwim section.
 Sincerely yours,
 PAUL HENDERSON,
 Second Assistant Post
 master General.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-28
C0MBA TING
 FISH TRUST
Sutherland Says Right of Fisheries Denied
 Alaskans.

Delegate Dan Sutherland has com menced vigorous campaign in Con gress against the big interests of the Pacific coast and Chicago, who are en. deavoring ta frame gigantic steal of the fishing interests, according to the Delegate. The Delegates contentious are concisely stated in d telegram he recently sent to Isaac Evans Post. American Legion, at Seward, as fol- lows:
 American Legion, Seward, Alaska 1 appeal to your organization to inves- tigate thoroughly the rules established by the United States Bureau of Fish cries for administration of the Alaskan fisheries under the reservation system, and also the manner in which they have given exclusive rights in all the fishing interests in Western Alaska to the fish trust, as published in the Pa cidc Fisherman of Jrnuary. This means that the right Of the fisheries is denied Alaskan residents except by permission of the fish trust. IL means the fisheries are taken out of control eff the people and given to the fish trust. This is the most damnable outrage ever perpetrated in Alaska since being discovered. The czar of all the Russias had more consideration for the Alaskan people than the Department of Con- merce is showing for them today.
 ''The principal benefciaries of this reservation scheme, as administered by the Bureau of Fisheries, are the very corporations who prepared and sold for your use, during the world war. decom posed and putrid fish. Indictments against these men are pending in the Department of Justice. At the same dime the Department of Commerce is delivering the rights of the Alaskan people over to them. appeal to you for assistance against monopolistic con
The Kusko times., 1923-02-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT

United States Land Office, Nome Alaska. April 22, 1922.
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United States Land Office, Nome Alaska. April 22, 1922.
 Mineral Application No. 0549
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William Schneirla, whose post, office address is Ophir, Alaska, has made application before the United States Land Office at Nome, Alas ka, patent on behalf of himself, and his co-owners, Jacob ". Sclnei- ria, Charles Schneirla and Edward Sehneirla, for United States pa tent for the Consolidated placer mining claim bearing placer gold, known and described as No. 8 A bove Gold Run, No. 9 Above Gold Run, No. Fraction and No. 10 Above Gold Run, situated on Little Creek about ten miles southeast of the town of Ophir in the Innoko Mining & Recording District, Ter ritory of Alaska, said placer min ing claim being designated by the United States Surveyor General of said District as United States Min eral Survey No. 1278, the exterior boundaries of which, according to the plat and field notes now on file in this office with a magnetic variation of from 24 deg. 21 min. E. to "A deg. 31 min. E. are as follows:
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the amount required to hold said min- ing claim for the period ending June 30, 1921.
 And if within ninety days after tho publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditures, as well as the cost of recording the same, and the costs of this advertisement, your interests in said claim will become the property Of the undersigned, your co-owner, who has made the required expenditures under the terms of sad section 1924 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. CECIL BARLOW,
 Co-Owner. Date of first publication. Jan. 6, 1925. Date of last publication, April z, 1923.