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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
ROAD SAFETY
is Featured
Citizens to Cooperate in
Another "Week"

Answering tho agitation OF motor.
lists, pedestrians, auto club officials
and peace officers for safer driving.
Mayor Edwin J. Brown Friday pro.
claimed the ensuing seven days
Safer Driving Week"
Understanding and observation Of
published ordinances and rules and
a unified action for lesseuing vchlcu.
lar and traffic accidents and fatal.
ties are featured In his statement.
Cooperation OF all. motorists,
newspapers and pedestrians alike.
Mayor Brown believes. viii cut down
the number OF costly accidents, cost.
W both In lives and property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
1t Will Cost More to
Haze O. Cold This Year
And You Can Blame 1t on to the japanese
Earthquake If You Want

Yes. colds and coughs cost more
this year and Tho price Of keeping
your teeth clean Is advancing. stocks
n some OF the articles are low. 9th.
ers have had their manufacturing
places swept away. md in the case
Of agar.aEar in which there il the
greatest rise. the old stock ls either
destroyed or not fresh enough for
use and the coolies must walt until
winter 30 that the Feawccd may be
Iellied Up in the high mountain sides
where II is cold enough to mako the
material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

~ varying speeds hc applied the
brakes. each time bringing his ear
To halt almost Instantly, aud not
the slightest tendency towards skid-
ding Going az the r0to of 90 miles
am hour hc brought the Traveller 20
halt within three car lengths
Tho True Blue Traveller No, /
which visited here. h. one of six
stock touring cars which letl the
Oakland Car eompany's factory Ht
Pontiac. Mich. on tours that viii
embrace every state In the couu-
tr,. The route Of No. ! included
upper Michigan, Wisconsin, Min
ncsota. North Dakota. Montana
and Idaho before Il reached Seattle
The Traveller loft Tuesday evening
FOR Tacoma, Portland and san
Francisco. SIS terminal point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
MIGHT DROP IN OCCASIONALLY

Henry, said Mrs. Clipping. In
one Of her fearful moods. ~ were
to die, would you mourn for me?"
Certainly would. my dear" re.
piled Mr. Clipping, az he scanned
the market page.
And would you visit my--boo.
hoo-grave sometimes?"
"Of course. Why do you ask such
a foolish question? You know the
cemetery Is right on my way 10 my
favorite golf links" Birmingham
Age.Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
ACCESSORY is
SEATTLE-MADE
Windshield Cleaner H a S
Large SWipe Face

\ seattle.msde product that is In.
terestlng automobile drivers n the
RRIn.E Day windshield cleaner This
little device IS declared by us manu-,
facturcrs 10 have an exceptionally
rigid rubber cleaning surface and
also that Il Is positive In action,
Another strong claim made by the
manufacturers for this accessory Is
the exceedingly large surface that Il
covers with each motion
The Rain.EDay windshield cleaner
Is manufactured by tho Kilbourne
& Clark Manufacturing Co, and Is
now generally distributed turnout
the Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Famous Cattleman
Dies in Montana

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Oct. Ia
Jack Burk, a member OF the Mon.
tana live stock commission. and one
Of the best known cattle men In tho
state. died In a hospital here last
night. as tho result Of injuries he
received an hour before. when his
automobile overturned at Vaughn.
Il miles west Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

Instead Of tolhering With a
wrench ana inklng several minutes
10 nm crew the dustcap. all that is
needed with this new form on cap
10 pun u on a specially construct
"a nut fcrews down over the tire
valve stem and the cap rs 10 press.
cd down ON u that n spring With
ln the cap holds II firm. Al that
Il needs ~ pun 10 remove H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Man Found Dead
in Wrecked Auto

Peter Burghus. A.. was found
dead in his overturned automobile
al Tie foot OF an ombnnlsmcnt on
the West Highway near Galnghcrs
Corner, near Auburn, early satur.
day morning. Burghus was man.
oser OF the Reliance Lumber Co at
Auburn.
George Mitchell. driver for the
Golden West Pottery Co, discovered
the wrccknge OF the automobile
which had turned over three times
and had plunged down bank
Pouch Of pelican is large enough
TO contain seven quarts Of water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
ardngs Gold Automobile insignia Presented Washington Club

repair bills on bic Star car were but
80 cents At the time be arrived home
This opens another avenue Of pub.
lIcity and payes the way for quite nj
volume Of business 90 bs had b.
automobile dealers from our neigh.
bora across tho water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
MAYOR REVIEWS
SHANNON STORY
Police Misunderstood, Says
Brown in Letter

Editor The stars Permit me 70
answer your editorial Of Thursday.
October II, which believe to BE-
unjust to tho police department and
TO the officers who were detailed
on tho shannon case.
First let me say that am moi
passing uron the facts Ia W. shan
mons ease aH regard him highly
a. citizen and friend. but II hs
has willfuily or thru tho goodness
Of hts heart. violated tho Law. that
~ matter 10 be determined by
trial In the proper tribunal OF jus
ticc. because IN our land wo nre
hlesssd with government of las
and not % men.
Your editorial states that bottles
whisky II cold openly IN Seattle
and gambling houses arc unmolfst.
81 by the police
Your newspaper could probably
Dc of great help 10 our city n your
reporiorial STAFF would furnish ms
tho names and locations OF per.
sons engaged as you cay. IN sell.
lnE bootleg whisky aud operating
gambling houses To ahow sou
that no one has protection tn this
city I viii guarantee that chief
Soveyna or myself Will give per.
sonHl attention and SEQ 70 Il tha,
any gambling house or bookkeeping
whisky joint that you furnish us
the evidence of ia existence. IL
closed and prosecuted.
TAe facts are that an officer found
man and woman begxinE on Cap.
itoi Hin lie sent them 80 polics
headquarters and informed Captain
Mason that he believed them 10 b.
dope usera Acting on this lnfor.
nation, Captain Mason questioned
tho pair and found they were bcK
ainE TO set money to buy dope with
that they had purchased narcotics
from Two different physicians. ons
located in tho 6lob0 building and
the other in tho Goth building
Captain Mason Is lifelong friend
~ Dr shannon. and aurciy he did
not know who the doctors WE'RE
who had dlspeursd the dope 10
these people. He Summoned off,
CIR Anderson OF the narcotic squad
who IL recognized as one ot the
bcst officers in this country. and
detailed him on tho care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
HOW ARREST
CAME ABOI r

Chief Severyns. on being inform.
cd that two physicians were re-
ported "a dispensers OF dope. sum.
moncd officer Anderson ana in
airucicd him 70 have the co.opcrn
ton Of tho prosecuting attorneys
office as there might hc an effort
made 10 discrcdlt tho police when
physicians were involved.
Thcrcupon the prosecuting at
tornoy's office was conferred with
and Deputy Bert Ross. whom wc
al respect. was delegated on the
case, and together with thc officers
and tho dope addict proceeded 10
secure evidence against the doc.
tors.
The physician In the Globe build
iuE had mono IN his office. hut
promised to have some the follow
ing day They then proceeded 20
the Cobb building. not knowing TO
what particular doctor they we're
going. n officer Anderson had
faltcrcd or hcsltatcd. he would have
been negligent In his duty and an
unfit officer. for he was working
under orders from his superior. II
tho officers. or tho deputy prose.
cutting attorney. Bert Ross. erred
in their judgment, or II this Is n
technical infractlon OF the law. Il
viii be determined by the proper
tribunal and Dr. shannon viii he
cxunernted.
There was not any effort made
on the part Of the officers 10 in
duce anyone to violate the law as
they had no contact or communca.
ton with Or Shannon until they
were informed that the law had
been violated n you desire law
enforcement. pray tell. how could
You obtain evidence against boot
leggers, gamblers or narcotic ped
dlers except by having some per-
son 30 and secure the evidence ?
CThe only persons who buy dope
are nddiCtg1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
SAME LAW
FOR RICH AND POOR

II this same act had been com
mittcd by some oh cure, unknown.
struggling physician am sure
that the officers would have been
commended | want the people Of
Seattle TO know that as long as I
om mayor Of this city. there Will
not he one law for the rich and
another law for tho poor, for sta
ton in lifc or money should make
no difference TO those charged with
the enforcement Of the law.
Respectfully,
EDWIN ]. BROWN.
Mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Citizens May Learn
to Drive Own Cars

Car owners met for tho first
classroom work In gas automobile
utudy 81 the University extension
service ut room 1914 Henry build.
ing Tuesday evening The class il
open 20 an interested and lns,rue,
ton Is given hy n II. @. Edmonds
~ the department u mechanical cn.
g.neering at the university Regis.
traiion may be made az the Henry
building address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
MANY JOIN
AUTO CLUB

More autolsts have Joined the Au.
tomobile Club Of Washington during
the last three months thnn at any
similar period in the history OF tho
organization This fact is laid 10 the
courtcsies and services rendered au.
toists, both members and nonmcm.
bers. and TO visiting tourists Ap.
proSlmately $500 are now on the
rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

Blind chameleon ceases TO change
It's color and remains dark in tint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
1'RAIN-E-DAY''
Windshield SWipe

Cleans both sides clearly.
-Cleans largest space.
More positive than automatic.
More rigid rubber grips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
And Corrective Diet Praised
by MIR. John Noreen; His
Letter Follows:

! have Just been baked back 10
health In DIR. LouEhncy's Human
bnke oven. I have had rheumatism.
stomnch and bowel trouble for n
long time. After n short course of
bake oven Treatments and closely
ndhcring To his corrective enting In
strurt,on my stomach aud bowels
work Ike clock work. The rhcun,n-
ism has Disappeared. my blood pres
sure was hight II IL now normnI.
The bnkc oven washes your blood,
Tor you have feeling OF ncwness
after the bniScs I have friends who
have been over 10 Dir. boughncy's,
and were bpkcdi they nrc certainly
pleased. hope my Rliing friends
OF mine VIII see this letter OF In
dorsemcnt. hnyc learned that les
wrong eating TINT makes people ~.
The bnkcs nrc pleasant and they do
good Immediately. They Timber your
sun loints surprisingly quick. Yours
truly. Nr. John Norccn, 1T.0 Market
81, Tacoma. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

&c troubles and at the same time
remove any feeling Of resentment
against the larger percentage Of mo.
torists who obey The laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13

If stroightcnod out. an ounce of
spider.web would extend $50 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-13
Write for DR.. Loughney's
Latest FREE Book
Entitled
RHEUMATISM AND
KINDRED DISEASES:
CAUSE AND TREATMENTS

send your name and address. written
plainly, aud watch for your book by re-
turn mail.
NoTE,-nr. Loughncy's Bskc oven
Treatment offices nre located NJ the cor-
ner 81 ilfih md Union, In the trary
Building Rooms alo-3it-9ia-9is-3l.
nr. Lonrhncy II assisted by competent
hus nurses. Hours, n. m. 10 q y, ~.
Sundays, % to IL only. Telephone MA An.
0sis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
Anoche en- en- ell Municipal
"El Encanto de un Vals"

Con una entrada de las de fiesta
mayor la compafia de Marina Ughe-
til representa- anoche en- el Munich
pal la famosa opereta Gel encanto de
un Vals", que fue muy del agrado de
nuestro publico.
En- ella Sc distinguieron notable
mente las principales parties de la
compania. Ell conjunto fue muy acep-
table, 10 mismo que la presentation
escenica.
La parte de cuerda de la orquesta
ha sido aumentada con una viola y
un violin. La empresa esta dispuesta
a atender cuantas indicaciones Sc lie
hagan, siempre que, a su juicio, ha-
yam de redundar en- pro del espectacu-
10 y, ror consiguiente, de los intereses
del p1blico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
LAS INDUSTRIALES, ALEMANES
.ENvIAN UN ULTIMATUM AL
GoBIERNo DE EBERT.

BERLIN, octubre 1G-Los altos je-
fes industriales de Alen1ania han re-
dactado enviado al Gobierno de Ebert
una especie de Ultimatum por ell cual
solicitan que Embellishments este res
ponda las demandas que Sc lie han
hecho para que lie sean devueltas las
industrias del Rhur, las sumas del car
bon confiscado durante la ocupacion,
para que Sc les restituyan los pagos he
chos en- calidad de impuestos compul-
sorios en- ell mis1no periodo, para que
sean -sus pendidas las dichas tasaciones
Sc les garantice ell pago del carbon
que en- 10 future sea enviado a Francia
por concepto de reparaciones. Piden
iadenlas los industriales que inmediata-
mente cese en- sus funciones el conf
sariato encargado en- las operaciones de
na;nas exigen permiso para emprender
una serie de negociaciones con ell Ge-
neral Dogoutte, jefe de las tropas fran
cesas en- la zona invadida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
Ell DEBATID0 ASUNT0 de- LA CO.
RRIENTE ELECTRICA Y Ell Aqua
Ell Sr. Domenech MEGA que la P. r. Railway
Light and Power Co. tenga la culpa de
que las obras del AcueductO no
esten en- operation.
aMueho1 Sc Nj 3escsrifo3oP muada 1ha 81. &

nMucho' Sc M cserifoo y mircha hp 81
do Ia ainformac;;55n qac Sc ,ha .dadp pqr3
las Tofcinas mbunnicipales9 de ,esta ciu7,
dad, acerca de las obras, de, construc-
ci6n de una estaci6n de bombas 6 en-
Guaynabo, para alimentar temporal,.
mente los dep0sitos del acueducto de
Rio Piedras. Una gran parte de tai
information ha sido hecha con el pro-
p6sitO de echar a la Porto Rico Rail
way Light and Power Company la cul-
pa por no estar funciOnandO va la ci-
tada bomba.
Esta information ha sido siempre
err0nea v Sc ha dirigido a ocultar la
verdad de los hechos despistar al
publico acerca de qui6nes son los ver-
daderos respOnsables de Ia demora q.
pueda haber habido. ~
La Ultima elucubraci6n sobre ell par
ticular apareci0 Ell ell ntimerO de la
Correspondence del Ocho del cOrrien-
te bajO el rubrO ''Es la compailfa de
la luz la causante de que en- San Juan
no haya aqua a estas horas." Pue-
do asegurar que Ia information con-
Ptenida Ell este artfculO no cOntiene hlna
sOla manifestation que no sea con-
traria a los hechos. A pesar de que
ese diariO ha dichO mas menOs 10
miSmO Ell varias OcasiOneS anteriOreS,
/ no Sc le ha Ocurrido mandar un re-
porter mi Oticina para obtener de
nOsotrOs la information necesaria con
que cOmprobar la exactitud de 10 que
dijerOn EN- Otras fuentes, hasta mana
ma que estuvO a VERNE su reporter ell
senior Aldea Nazario.
Nosotros no nos hemOs Ocupado de
cOntradecir tai information por estar
demasiado ocupados para ahadir las
faenas periodfsticas nuestros diver
sos quehaceres. HemOs supuesto que
tOdO 10 dichO Sc hacfa por purO efec-
tismO nuestra cordial cooperation
con la administrator municipal llega
hasta ell extreme de sufrir injusticias
para ayudar tan buenos amigos a
salir adelante. Por otar parte, esta
compaf1fa, la Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Company ha sido desde SUI
orfgen una especie de cabeza de tur-
co a quien casi todo hijo de vecino lie
asesta un leiiazO cada vez que es me-
hester eludir responsabilidades es-
currirse por la tangente. Esto sirve
de satisfaction al que de tai modo sa-
le de un aprieto y esta cOmpaiifa no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
LA RESISTENCIA PASIVA EN- ALENTANIA
HA CESADO DEFINITIVAMENTE.
Los movimientos klamistas y facistas son de-
denunciados como .antipatrioticos por
la Convention de Portland
(servicio para Ell IMPARcIAL de La Omitted Press.
(vIA,ALL AMERICA CABLES)
GoMPERS JUZGA LA NECESIDAD
DE QUE SEA ExPULSADo .UN- ).
LIDER COMUNISTA.

PORTLAND, Oregon, octubre TO-
El jefe de la American Federation Of
Labor, Sr. Gompers, en- un discurso
pronunciado aver en- la Convention de
los Trabajadores, hizo constar la nece-
sidad de que la Asamblea en- pleno vo-
tara expulsando de su seno. al lider CO.
munista de Montana William Dunno,
por su actitud radical desarrollada du-
ran-e los debates desde que la Con-
vencion fue inaugurada. Hase discu-
lido extensamente entire los asambleis
tas la necesidad de retirar la creden-
cial de admission los delegAdos de las
Uniones de Seattle, por juzgarseles
completamente de acuerdo con las
ideas comunistas que rechaza la Fede-
racion Libre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10

Ii
ellefa lea hhaRfer dane algpno,i va queo todo ell
que tyiyaf ems ctsalquiera de los veinti-
,siete smunicipios en- que prestamos
nuestro excelente servicio de alhmbra-
idoa y fuerzay y tiene medfanamente
! desarrollado 81 sentitlo de la justicia,
>sabe que Ia Porto Rico Railway Light
and Power Company es un factor i'm
p0ftantfsimO en- el desenvOlvimiento
material de una gran parte de la isla.
NuestrO negociO es vender corrien-
te electrical V hemos de tener muchO
gusto en- venderla al Municipio de
San Juan para bombear aqua en-
Guaynabo. Hace meses que hubiera
podidO estar lista la cOrriente para
ser utiliZada ALI 81 las autOridadeS
municipales no hubieran demOrado pO-
nerse la voZ con nOsotros hasta el
tiltimo momentO, pues. 81 bien es cier
! to que Sc esta hablandO del acueducto
provisional de Guaynabo desde ell mes
Municipio hizo un contratO con noso-
/ tros para construfrles m alfnea pri-
vada para uso exclusive de Ia bOmba
de Guaynabo.
No fu6 hasta el 6 de agostO que el
seiior Comsionado Municipal de Obras
Pnblicas nos escribio diciendonOs que
neceSitaba la corriente. Y Sc debi0 a
la gesti0n asfdua de nuestrO alto en-
pleadO Don Arturo Gonzalez el que Sc
, pudiera averiguar 10 que Sc guerra ha-
GER por ell Municipio Y que tinalmen-
te Sc llegase un acuerdO a fines de
, agOstO. ~
No tenfamOs ninguna Inca de
, transmission cerca del sitiO de la bonn
ba de referencia. La que esta mas
cerca es ell ramal que de Bayam6n va
al barriO de Juan Sanchez, finca del
seilOr Umpierre, v esta dista tres XII
l6metrOs de la bomba. Sc convinO en-
extender esta Inca hasta la bOmba
LlneaS ue TRANSMISSION ue eSta cla-
sc no Sc cOnstruyen con frecuencia,
por cuya raz6n, pesar de esta conf
pafifa tener material en- almacen pa
ra las necesidades de sus varios ne
gocios, por valor de mas de $500, 10000,
carecfamos de una gran parte del
alambre de cobre necesario. Sc me-
cesitaban para esa obra cerca de cua-
tro toneladas de tai alambre. No sc
encontraba en- Puerto Rico hubo de
(Continua en- la 4a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
ADMINISTRATION
JUDICIAL

Habiendo sido nombrado por la Hon.
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, PRI-
MER DISTRITO, ADMINISTRATOR
JUDICIAL de los bienes del finado
Don Julio Cayere, hago saber todas
aquellas personas y entidades que
puedan tener alguna relaci6n de nego-
clos de cualquiera clase pendientes con
dicho senior, hoy su succession, que la
mayor brevedad possible, deben, diri-
girse al que suscribe para liquidar
y arreglar dichos asuntos.
Mi residencia es en- la Ave. Feria,
No. 5, entrando por la calle del Hi
p6dromo de Santurce.
Tel. Saturce SO.
San Juan, p. r. 13 de Sept. 1923.
Sue. ]. Cayere.
Por Juan Benitez Gomez,
Administrator Judicial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
LA ENTREv1STA QUE DETERMI-
No Ell CESE DE LA RESISTENCIA
PASIVA

MAGUNCIA, octubre 10.-Informes
de fuente autorizada comunican que
en- toda la zona del Rhur los trabaja-
droes han reanudado sus labores en- ell
servicio de ferrocarriles. Sc asegura
que ell ministro de comunicaciones ale
man, envio un alto Official de aquel de-
partamento con altos poderes para en-
trevistarse con ell senor Breaud, direc-
tor de la organization ferroviaria fran
cobelga, efectuandose la entrevista en-
ell mas absolute secreto. Dicese que la
tnica condicion impuesta por el~seiior
Breaud para llegar a un acuerdo, fue
la de que los ferroviarios prusiarios a
quienes Sc conceptuaba autores de los
desordenes en- ell negociado de trans
portes, fueran expulsados de las lineas
de trenes, con exception de las, que fun
cionan en- la zona del Rhin. siendo
aceptada la proposition por las autori-
dades berlinesas. Esto, dio oprtuni-
dad para que Ell acuerdo llegara a una
finalidad pacifca, determinando ell ce-
Sc de la resistencia pasiva, definitiva-
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
A V | S O

A los Bancos, Casas Bancarias y
Comerciantes y para conocimiento
pdblico general Sc AvISA que el
CHECK No. 1869 expedido por
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
por 81, 10000 favor de Ramon
Benito Leon y Lugo a cargo del
National City Bank de San Juan,
Sc ha extraviado sin endosar, y no
debe ser aceptado nj pagado en-
forma alguna. Sc avisa ademas
que un duplicado ha sido pedido.
Todo informe puede darse o Pc
dirse al Lcdo. Sergio Leon y Lugo,
Ponce, Leon No. 8, Telefono 1O5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
COnatO de incendiO
en- Santurce

Ell dfa Z a las 3 p. M, en- la calle Pi-
lar. No. 9, Santurce, v en- casa prOpie-
dad del Sr. Enrique Julia, ocupada por
las familias Ferrer v Benegas, Sc de-
clar0 un conato de incenklio prodhlcido
pOr un cOrte circuito en- los alumbla-
dos de Ia luz electrical, siendo sOfoca-
do Embellishments sin que ocurrieran
pirdidas, nj desglncias personales. In
casa esta asegurada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
UN CAPITALISTA DE, Los ANGE-
LES SoLIcITA DE MEXICO UNA
CONCESSION vASTISIMA,

MEXICO, octubre 10.-El Millionaire
y hombre de negocios de Los Ange-
les, ]. A. headquarters, ha presentado
una petici6n, al .gobierno de obregon,
solicitando que le sean cedidos los
puertos y ferrocarriles de. Tethualtepec'
para operarlos fconYeniientemente' ex-
poniendo en- su mejoramiento grandes
sumas de dinero, sobre todo en- el dra-
gado de, los primeros, mediante Una
franquicia de un buen nliilimero de amos.
El Gobierno ,mejicano9 esta estudiando
IA proposition. ~ a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-10
LAS OBRAS
DEL ACUEDUCTO
EN- CUAYNABO

I Previa invitacion que nos hizo aver
tarde nuestro particular amigo, ell Sc
nor Manuel " Domenech, director de
la porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company, un redactor de Ell
IMPARCIAL visito aver mismo las
obras en- construction que, para surtir
de aqua ell Rio Piedras, estan llevando
cabo dicha Companfa y ell Munich
pio de esta ciudad.
La porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Company" de acuerdo con 10
que nos manifesto ell Ingeniero, senor
Arturo Gonzalez Jr., hoy microbes
terminara la parada de veinte postes,
para luego, en- dos tres dias mas,
efectuar ell tendido de los alambres
que ha de llevar la corriente electrical,
por 10 cual, Sc cree, que los trabajos
correspondence a la misma, habran
de estar listos para dar fuerza, el
proximo ~lunes, Is del cursante mes.
Por 10 que ataiie las obras que
correspondent al municipio, podemos
informar nuestros lectores, que
elias quedaran acabadas en- la semana
entrante, no 7habiendo podido ser an
tes, motivado a un derrumbe que hu-
bo cuando Sc procedia a la abertura
del canal que ha!bia de recibir las
aguas del rio Guaynabo para ser bom-,
beadas al rio Piedras, y por estar
construyendose en- la Fundicion de los
Sres. Abarca de esta plaza, algunas
conexiones para la tuberfa.
De manera pues, que. hasta la fe-
cha de hoy, como nota informative,
diremos, en- honor la verdad, que.
4 afmbaSsm mnbbaaSsm constrpeciqnesa pooihan sidoo
terminates asegnrando,, case de no
haber ,fuerza mayor, que las aguas.
def rio Guayynabo, antes del dia5 vein
.te podran ser bombeadas al rio Pie
sdras,' t'oda vez que il va la tuberia cobra
que corresponds or al Mlunicipi9), l esta
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