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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-18
John Dobratz

John A. Dobratz. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dobratz, was born in
the town Of Greenfield, February i,
1883 and passed away at his home in
the town of Merrimack at 7,30 a. m.
Sept. 27, 1923.
Funeral services were held at thu
home at 1880 Sunday afternoon, fol
lowed by services in the Merrimack
church. The Rev. F. p. Popp of
Ableman officiated and selections
were sung by a quartet consisting Of
Mrs. r. Farnum. Mrs. A. Dennis, Miss
Estella Wolfe and Stanley Shanks
with Mrs. G. Clark at the piano.
Hymns sung were Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere and abide With Me-.
About nine months ago, the symp-
toms Of that dreadful disease, epilepsy
developed. He went to Rochester in
the spring to seek relief but without
benefit. He was a prosperous young
farmer of good qualities and will be
greatly missed in the community.
The funeral was attended by a
large circle of friends and relatives,
and flowers which covered the coffin
and filled the room attested the high
esteem in which he was held.
The remains were laid to rest in
Oak Hill cemetery.
The pail bearers were all cousins
of the deceased, William and Emil
Boettcher, Charles, Chris, George and
Ed Schneider.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-18
Rudolph pits chi

Rudolph Pitschi passed away recent
ly in Prairie du Sac at the age OF 20
YEA
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-18

A precious one from US is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish especially to express oul
sincere thanks to Rev. Popp for his
words of comfort, to the singers and
panbearers, and kind friends and
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1923-10-18

Mrs. Lee Cleveland
81 Mrs. Lee Cleveland passed away
FeEV suddenly on Saturday night at
q Madison hospital. where she had
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
En- la FORTALEZA

Han estado u yiSitar al GObornadol
con el Que han conference.-the los 81
guicnteS scnOrCS:
j. A. Canals. presidcnte, V Angus.
to Ortiz, +. PaZ Granela Eduardo
Alvarez, vocales de In Comisi0n dc
Mcdiaci6n Y COncliaci6n que han ira.
tado con Cl executive sobre asuntos
de su incumbcncia.
El Lrdo. Ramon c. Julia, sobre el
progres0 Y bienestar de la isla.
Sehor IIuyke. Comisionado de Edu,
caclon Y se1oreS Chard0n, C0misiOna.
do dc Agricultural Trabajo V Este
YES. Comisicnado del Interior. sobre
aSnntos rclaci0nadoS con Sus rcspec.
tiv0s dcpartamcntUs
Senior Ramon Siaca racheco, Supe.
rintpndcnte General de Elccciones. So
bre trabajo relacionado con la Junta
dc Elccciones.
Senores Barcel0 v Guerra, sobre
planes relacionadoS con trabajos de la
comisi0n Legislative de In comisi0n
que ha de confercnciar con los conf.
sionados dc Ia Universidad de Colum.
bia ON Su pr0Ximo viajc Il los Esta.
dos Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20

El sdbado pr0Ximo llegara esa
Capital, Ell viaje hacia la Perla del
Sur, Ia estimable seilOra Teresa Bosch,
esposa de nuestro amigos don Julio
LimardO. de esta ciudad.
La institution Casino de Ponce,
actualmente construye una amplia te-
rraza. que constituira un nuevO atrac-
'tivo para sus miembros.
-El San German contrajeron ma
trimonio el sabado iltimo el Lcdo.
Leopoldo Tormes y Ia seilOrita Angela
Morphis, Superintendent del Hospital
Tficoche, los que han fijado su resi-
dencia ell esta ciudad.
Les dcseamos completa felicidad
conyugal.
La Corte de este distritO ha de-
clarado con lugar las demandas de di-
vorcio entabladas por Manuel Merca-
do contra Basilia Santiago; v por An
geline Dinckin contra w. ]. Rufferty.
En- el barrio Portuguese la policfa
Sc incaut6 de un apartO de deStilar
ron que tenfa en- su poder Justine
Santiago, dcnunciando a este por vio-
lar Ia Ley de Arbitrios.
COrreSpOHSdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
INPORTANTE REUNION DE PbONEROS
7or una votacion De Is, es -acuerdo unirse la
International la @nnisn.a Hnoche qued6
constituida la Directiva

nizaban o no, votarOn por unanimidad
que ST.
Votado despu6s 81 habfa deser To-
calmente en- la International vota-
ron en- favor de Ia International %
y ell favor de la local 3.
Sc procedi6 luego a nombrar la di-
rcctiva en- propiedad y fueron electos
los companeros siguientes:
Presfdente, Ignacio Garcia; Vice
Presidentc. Angel Castro; Sec Fin.
Pedro Reus; Tesorero, Gregorio Pla-
"a, Sec. de Actas, Ramon Dimas, Mar
shall, Martin Cepeda y Gufa. Eugenio
ComitG dc 'Sindicos Y Examinador
Francisco Aldea, Jose n. Tclemaco
y Antonio Carambot.
fSe lego una carta del maestro plo-
nero seiior Angel Barez, de Fajardo.
lamcntdndose que Ia convocatoria pu-
blicada en- ''El Mundo", no invitara a
tptlOo AUS IiVlucIpo ttc Ill 1Slu ' uiCitIl-
do que 6l estd dc acuerdO con la or
ganizaci0n.
La asamblea resuclve Que Sc lc con-
tcste que q puede organizarse en- esta
Union, puesto que Ia intenci6n es que
solo haya dos uniones que cubran to-
da Ia isla.
La asamblea recomienda al ComitG
Investigator, que en- union del Orga-
nizador Fariza, estudien ell Reglamen-
to de plomeria hecho por ell Departa-
mcnto de Sanidad V vean las modifi-
caciones enmiendas que de acuerdo
con los intereses dc los plomeros deben
hacerse al mismo, para que sean di-
cutidas en- una pr6xima asamblea ge-
neral que sc ha de citar para un local
mas dmplio, Y que despu6s de aproba-
das pOr esa asamblea Sc sOlicite del
Dcpartamento, que dichas reformas
sean hechas.
Sc acuerda conyocar de nuevo to-
uos los plomerOS ue san Juan Y SllS
barrios, para una asamblea el domin-
go pr0ximo dfa 23. con el fin de inau-
gurnr Ia toma de possession de la dilec-
tiya. para cuyo Objeto SO hizo mn CO.
lecta en el acto, con el fin de refrescar
Il los coneurrentes.
Fuc aprobado que Sc empiece GO.
brar inmedatamente Ia quota de tres
dolares ($3.OOl que cuesta Ia inlcln-
ION, dando para clio dc ternino DIES.
de esta fecha hasta 81 81 de encro
pr0ximo y que 80 haga saber a los plo.
meros dc Ia isla. que mIentras olro
cosa no sc resuelvn, puedcn ingresar
on esta Union todos los que deseen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20

FL domingo 1G. Sc reunier0n los plo-
merus de san Juan en- numero cOnsl-
dcrable, baio la direction de Ia Direc-
tiva provisional Y del Org de Carpin-
teros Emilio FariZa, en- la Federation
Libre de Santurce.
FL objeto principal de esta reunion
1ue habfa quedado pendientc desde el
domingo anterior, era determinar 81
los plomer0s de San Juan Y dc la is
la debfan organizarse y que clase dc
organization habfan de elegir,. 81 In
ternaciOnal o lOcalmcnte.
Aunquc desde el primer momento Sc
notaha que In mayorfa de5 los concu-
rrentes eran partidarios d. atliarse a
la International de'PlomclDs de- .AmG-
rica, In gasamblea deterriin1 que sc
oyeran todas las opinioues pro j. en-
contra. <6 gT
La discussion alredcdor de este
asunto fu6 muy ilustrada y conre-
niente. ltcrciando en- cl debate todos
cuantos dcscaron hablar.
III senor Angel Castro, mantenfa Ia
tGsis dc que pOr cl momento Sc debia
!evantar una fucrte Union Local, pa
ra dcsputs con mas calma llevarla a
In International 81 Sc hacia necesa-
rio.
En- favor de lii International habla-
ron los compaieros Ayclino Vel1zquez,
Eugenio Otero Teiemaco otros Gu
yOs nombres 10 recordamos, argumen-
tando que 10 que habfa de haccrse dcs-
puGs Sc hicicra ahOra mismo, pues-
to que ya los grclnios locales habfan
demoStrado para 10 que servfan. .
FL senior Caranbot, Solicita del Or
ganizadOr Fariza. una information So
bre los bcneiicios morales que sc de-
rivan para los plomcros atiliados la
international.
FL sciior FariZa. con Ia constitution
de la International de plOmerOs en- Ia
manO. va eXplicando uno por uno los
beneficios materiales que rcciben los
micmbros de la international p0r la
insignilicamte suma dc 50 centayOs q.
So paga mensunlmente. EXplicn tam
bi6n 10 que cuesta la iniciacl0n, la cuO-
tn mensual que Sc paga n La local,
asi como los deberes que hay que cum
plir y los bencticios morales v dc in.
fluencia dc one podrfan disponer los
plomeros de Puerto Rico. on cualquier
momento que 10 necesiten. tanto de In
Federation Librc como dc dicha In
ternaclonal y de In American Fedora.
tion Of Labor.
Sometido u votncloncs II se orga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
INFORMACION DE PONCE

Ponce, diciembre 1S.-Con motivo lie
la muerte, ocurrida ayer por la ma
fiana las cinco media. del LcdO.
Antonio Torres C6rdova, aver suspen-
dieron sus sesiones los tribunales de
esta ciudad. prOnunciandose discursos
en- que Sc clogiaba al extintO joven. Gu
yo cadaver trasladaron aver tarde Il
Salinas, donde sc le di6 sepultura.
-Esta- maflana circul6 por In Gin
dad Ia noticia de que en- la calle Ma
yor habfa aparecido el feto de una
criatura Y al inquirir Ell el Quartet
de Ia POlicfa 81 era cierta esa version,
SO nos inform0 que no. Lo ocurridO
fu6 que de una casa de familia arro-
.iarnn' al Zafac0n, despu6s de despelle-
iarlo. el cuerpo de un tigre reci6n-
nacidO, de los que ha POGO vino al
lnundo Ell la Playa, hijo de una de las
fieras del embarcado CircO aleman
Los perros sacaron el animal muerto
10 estaban devOrando en- la via pd-
blica; la gente que pas6 por allf Sc
cscantlaliz6, creyendo que era un feto.
Al girarse EstadOs Unidos el
val0r de los pasajes y ell anticipo que
cXijfan los miembros de In n0rcnH
Allentown, Sc ha recibido va res
puesta cablegrafica anunciand0 que el
team embarcara el sdbado 20 del cur
sante.
Sc ha presentado denuncia con-
ira InOcencio Cantero, acusandole dc
que antes de anoche, Ell Machuelto,
hizo un disparo de revolver, sin con
sccuencia, contra Bernab6 Martinez.
Aver tarde sali0 por trcn hacia Ia
Escuela Reformatoria ell mcnor Juan
Albelo Garcia, quien desert0 ha pocos
dfas de dicho establecimiento correc-
cional Y aver fue detenido aquf
Francisco Soto ha sido sometido
la Corte Municipal para responder n
Una acusaci0n de abuse de cOnfianZa,
c0metido al disponer del importe dc
vCinte sacos dc carbon que le entire
case para venderlas el individuo Fran
cisco Negr6n, de yillalba.
--Todas las maiianas Sc cclebran ell
cl Temple parroquial cat6lico misas
de aguinaldo con cantos alusivos a las
misnas: y Sc avisa q. en- la Noche Bue-
IN Sc llevara efecto la traditional
AliSa del Gallo.
En- la calle Arias de la Playa han
contraido matrimonio, ante ell juez
Municipal Lcdo. Rodriguez Sierra; los
cstimables j0venes don Alfonso -Four
quct Y senerita Delfina Ruiz, a los
que deseamos eterna luna lie miel.
La policfa ha detenido Ramon
EscObar, quien fuG sorprendido trans
portando en- un caro- de mano, dos Ia
tas llenas de ron. 'r4g n
va Sc di0 principle las obras del
alcantariAado. que Sc supone durardn
mas de un a1o, Ofreciendo ocupaci0n
Il numerOsos obreros ~,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
El problcma del traficO vistO desde
estas alturas.

Con ell anunciado regreso del fiscal
general senor Coats, vuelve sobre el
tapete de la actualidad palpitante el
debatido asunto del trafico en- nuestra
metropoli boricua. Acerca de este
"affaire" surgido a la p1blica curiosi-
dad al aparecer la irrazonada preten-
sion de los directories de la Compa-
MIA del "troley" de hacer desaparecer
del escenario de la actividad sus
competidores: las guaguas, aun
cuando algunos ilusos Y coaccionarios
nos nieguen beligerancia en- esta pole
mica que tomo cuerpo a raiz de la
aparicion de las intenciones del tro-
ley, por hallarnos fuera del radio de
accion donde la batalla de opiniones
| e intrigas Sc desenvuelve, queremos
expresar nuestra opinion, pobre pero
sincera, ajena todo interes partida-
rista hija la unprecedented, con
que Sc contempla la unprecedented, con
que sc contempla la lucha desde es-
tas apartadas regiones. Considera-
mos que San Juan necesita del servi-
clio de las guaguas tanto como del
de los carros electricos. Els mas,
mantenemos que las autoridades, tan
to municipales como insulares y mas
que elias, el publicQ, debe hacer todos
los esfuerzos a su alcance por evitar
que uno de esos servicios desaparez-
ca.
Creemos que las pretensiones de la
Compania son ilogicas, perjuciales e
inhumanas. Ilogicas porque en- el te-
rreno comercial nadie debe implorar
favores oficiales para luchar contra
sus competidores. Son los precios ba-
JOS los esmerados servicios los que
nos dan popularidad y nos aseguran
supremacia sobre nuestros competido-
res.
La busqueda de privilegios es una
peregrina demonstration de inepcia y
de fracaso. Perjudiciales porque elias
de ser consentidas lesionarian int.
reses particulares y entorpecerian el
progreso de nuestra urbe. E inhuma-
mas porque arrebatarian los medioS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
Guagua contra carros
electriCos

de librar su subsistencia centenares
de padres de familias, creando una
;ituacion desesperada' en- infnidad de
hogares.
Lo mismo opinariamos iguales
manifestaciones hicieramos contra las
guaguas 81 fueran estas las peticio-
narias de la Suppression de sus COM
petidores.
Para la comodidad de nuestras hui
mandates hallamos ell caro- electri-
co mas apropiado, y hasta mas segu-
70. Pero para la rapida deligencia
de nuestros negocios y quehaceres
preferimos la guagua, por su veloci-
dad porque ella no registra esaS
oaradas inquietantes importunas.
81 los tranvias desean ampliar la
asfera de sus negocios Y asegurar la
vida Ge los mismos, venga en- buena
nora la doble via y coches comodos y
, modernos. La confianza el favor
del publico Sc ganan prestandole eff
cientes Y baratos servicios. ST la
compania logra aligerar la carrera
de sus cochcs imprimir al servicio
la seguridad adecuada y los ultimos
adelantos del ramo, desenvolvera sus
negocios libre de ruinosa competen-
cias pues ell publico consciente premia
ra sus esfuerzos. Y este es 10 mas
que debe pretcnderse.
Paganini.
TT+nado p r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
CT6niCaS de ESpafa
continuation de la Gta. nag.l

Continuation de la Gta pag.)
10 clio no importaba: la ciencia era
ciencia. y cada ciudadano Sc pusO n
comerar 10 que habfa dido J ii apli-
carlo Ia vida rural dc la manera
mas bizarra del mundo.
FL arte ha prOgresadO; es mucho
mas sahiO. mas profundo, mas admi-
rable V prodigiOso. LO que ocurre es
que ha pcrdido su sinceridad. Y los
cspectadoes declaran undnimementt
que la 'Pepita Jim6nez'. de AlbGniz,
es infil.itamente mas bella que 'Juga1
con fucgO, que Ell juramentO, que
La vieiccita'. y que La revoltosa'
Ahora 10 que succde es que nos pare
&C cosa extraila, porque no estamos
prcparados. Ya vendra cl dfa en- que
todos sepamos contrapunto y penetre
mos Ell ell alcazar misterioso en- que
sc fOrian las suites, las 'raps0Gias' Y
las tramas dramdticas con muilecos
de trapos pOlfcromos Y ell que Sc pin
tan los paisajes cubistas, y entonccs
oh entonces! no volvercmos Il escu-
char las zarzuelas del viejo repertoire,
como los aldeanos del pueblecito ara
cones no volvieron querer escuchaT
las platicas ingenuas del viejo pas
torcito Ge almas nj las peroratas, fal-
tas de sintaxis. pero impregnadas en-
perfume de terru1o tlorido, del bonda-
doso domino. @''<
ta, .s @g Antonio ZOZAYA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20

cnviando la Quota de iniciaci6n al Sec
Fin, Sei1or Pablo RcuS, Il la caIle del
Quito n1mcro {, Federation Librc, Y
hacer saher adcmas que desputs de
pedir el charter, Ia iniciaci0n cucsta
DIEZ DOLLARS ($10.00.)
Que Sc suplicara In prensa rota.
tira Gle San Juan, la publication dc
este eXtracto de los trabajos 'realiza,
dos en- la asamblea. y que sc les die.
ra las gracias por la cooperation que
nos han prestado Y que nos puedan
prestar
Per 6rdcn dc la Asamblea,
4Fs RGmGa DiRtds,
Soc. de Actas Y Corr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20

mos acerca del excelente servicio de
nuestros talleres elGctrico y mecanico.
Y de nuestro garage, son la mejor ga
rantia de conhanza que lie ofrecemos
para hacerlo nuestro cliente, Andreu,
Aguilar G. Co., Paseo Princesa, San
Tuan. P r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20
LAS CERTIFICACIoNEs

Utuado, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-20

nizaban no, votaron por unanimidad
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25
WORK MAY SUCCEED FALL
 IN INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

A possible switch in the prensent lineup in the President cabinet in filling the vacancy to be left in it after Secretary Fall leaves on March 1, is indicated in advices received in Juneau, says a recent issue of The Empire. Late reports are to the effect that the Interior port folio may be offered to pr. Hubert Work. Postmaster General. if it is found that he will accept it.
 As a successor to Dr. Work the President is said to have under con- sideration Senator Harry s. New, whose term expires on March I. He was mentioned as a possible success sor to Will Hayes at the time the latter announced his intention of re- signing from the Cabinet to go with the motion picture producers or ganization with which he is now af- filiated.
 Although a native of Pennsylvania pr. Work has lived in the Middle West and West virtually all his life. He was educated in Indiana and Michigan schools and has resided in Colorado since 1885 practicing as a physician in both Greeley and Pueb- 10, the latter city now being his home.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

Typewriter Taper av The News
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25
DIPLOMATS SUSPECTED

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 25- The machinery of the federal gov erment has been set in motion to ascertain whether any of the for eign embassies or legations have brought excessive quantities of li- quor into the United States and later diverted the liquor into boot leg channels. Treasury officials say several shipments recently have been received of such magnitude as to attract attention, but that no formal protests have been made yet.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

Pete Murray who arrived at Anchorage recently from the Willow creek district, states every one in that district is working, and never in the history of Willow creek has it appeared as prosperous as It does now. He believes that the Lucky Shot mine is the best looking property in the Willow creek dis trict. At the present time much de velopment work is being done, with a crew of about twenty men on the job. Mir. Murray is an empIoye of the Lucky Shot mine, is returning to the camp Monday
 Typewriter Taper av The News
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25
BOYDEN OVERSTEPS

WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 25- Secretary Hughes has sent a letter to the senate foreign relations com- mittee in which he says the mem orandum" submitted by Boyden to the reparations commission recently and which interpreted in some quar- ters as plan of reparathns set tlement, had in no sense received the approval of the state depart ment."
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25
COUNCIL TALKS HOSPITAL
 WILL SUBMIT PLANS SOON

Ihe question of continuing the op- eration of the Nenana hospital af- ter the withdrawal of the Alaska Engineering Commission from the management of the institution, was discussed at the regular meeting of the city council on Tuesday night. Dr. J. H. Romig was present by in- vitation, to confef with the alder men, and offered as a solution of the problem, that the Sisters having charge of the Fairbanks hospital be asked to operate both institutions, pointing out that organization would permit of more economical operation He thought such a plan might be carried out in view of the fact that the Nenana hospital is a splendid institution, is very centrally located and can be operated at low cost, compared with other institutions, es- pecially with the aid promised by the council in the way of free util- ities.
 It has been intimated that the AL askan Engineering Commission will have no further use for the hospital after actual construction of the rail- road is completed and that the town can have the building and eouipt- ment at moderate rental. The council Is determined to keep the hospital open, if possible, and if the Sisters will not accept the proposi- ton made to them other steps will be taken to maintain the institution. II is hoped however, that the inaug- uration Of a regular steamer ser vice between Nenana and poir Is on the Yukon river, in connection with the Alaska Railroad, will convince the Alaskan Engineering Commission of the need of the continued opera tion of the hospital under the pre- sent management.
 The treasurer. clerk and superin- tendent of public utilities reported a combined total of nearly S8,000 in the various city funds, with ann pie in the general and salary funds to carry the city over until the end of the fiscal year, and a substan- tial surplus in the utilities fund to meet the requirements of the lean months during the summer.
 The mayor called the attention of the council to the fact that noth- ing had been done by the city to- ward assisting 10 Hquidate the ob- ligations incurred by Parke L. Stump as the result of injuries re- ceived at the Bowen building fire. It was pointed out that MT. Stump had paid one hospital bill and that another, Of more than S200, was due After some discussion, it was voted to apply $100 of the public utili- ties money on the bill. :
 The mayor reported that he had interviewed Assessor Charles D. Leckie, and had been assured by him that the work of preparing the tax roll will be started today and com pleted within the time fixed by the council.
 The matter of the coming session of the grand igloo, Pioneers of AL aska, was called to the attention of the council and it is propable that steps will be taken at later meet ing to assist the local igloo in pro- viding entertainment for the vi sitors.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

Mrs. Frank R. Clark. who recent ly underwent an operation at the To- cal hospital, is convalescing as a guest of Mrs. J. R. Bowen. She will return to her home in Fairbanks tomorrow.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

A recording office has been creat- ed at Wasilla for the Willow creek section, the lower Susitna and the upper Cook inlet district. Frank B. Cannon, old-timer and former member of the territorial legisla- ture, has been appointed commis- sioner, with headquarters at Wasilla
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25
HANS HAGAN WINS PIANO

The Andy Logstrup player piano was won by Hans Hagen holder of ticket No. PIT The drawing took place Tuesday evening at the Ghezzi store in the presence of number of holders of tickets. The lucky ti- cket was drawn from the box by Ben Hoeler, Jr.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

Abe Simson will return from Fair banks tomorrow. He probably will be accompanied by his brother Lip man, who arrived from Anchorage on the last train.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

William R. Taylor well known old timer of the Kantishna district, has been elected president of the Mt. Mckinley Gold Placers Inc. Mir. Fay Tor is at present in Nenana.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

Farfie Aproduk, reindeer herder is making a brief visit in town.
The Nenana news., 1923-01-25

William H. Lehman arrived from Panama today on the mail stage
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-09
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Friday;
moderate temperature; light
to gentle northeast winds,
becoming variable. $4,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-09
GIVES 100000
FOR SPIRIT
STUDY
Brother of Stanford University
Founder, Noted AS Spirit
uaIist, Doner.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. "a
$4OO 900 bequest. to be used for psy-
chical research at Stanford Un1ver-
sity, has been received from the
estate of Thomas Welton Stanford
of Melbourne, brother of the late
Senator Leland Stanford.
The bequest was made three years
ago. but the money was kept in
Melbourne for a favorable rate Of
exchange. according to statement
by Almon e. Roth Of the university.
Prof. John Edgar Coover has held
the chair Of psychical research
founded by Thomas Welton Stan
ford, one of the worlds best-known
spiritualists.
Thomas Welton Stanford gave
5000 to found the chair which
was not accepted until 1t was un-
derstood the investigation Of spirit
ualisnn was to be untrammeled by
belief or disbelief.
Like YOU" Stanford cabled back,
'T onlv wish the scientific truth,
for only the truth will stand"