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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-20
A ToRIBIo PEREZ 3R.
Gran admirador de 10 nuavo,

lumbrados ante tanto fulgor; pero Pc
drito, que goza de mayores prerroga-
twas paternales, Sc aventHro a peegun-
tar Qru6n habia sembrado ALI aquel
arbol, 10 cual do1a Cayeta, que Sc
hallaba muy proxima, lie di6 un fuerte
tlron de orejaS, simulando que 10 ha-
cia disimuladamente.
Pocos momentos despues Sc introdu-
jo en- ia sala I'M personaje extrafo, de
blanca barba y de roja vestidura
luna mascara, una mascara!" gri-
taron los niflos, buscando refugio de-
tras de las butacas y de aQuellos de
los invitados que posefan un ostensible
volumen por persona.
"GNo veis que este es Santa Clauss?''
dijo doila Cayeta, de NAL humor..
"Gsanta qu6?, pregunt6 Pedrin.
Santa ic5llate la boca, so i'm
prudente!" murmuro Cayeta en- voz
baja, nientras daba un soberbio pc
liizco al niho.
Los otros nifios sostenian I'm aca-
dorado debate en- cuanto a la identidad
de Santa Claus: 'Es ell Rey Baltazar >,
decia Tohito; 'tNo, es Melehar'', de,
cla Lolita; mo seas tonta, que Mel
chor es negro y no tiene barbas bian
cas-, lie interrumpi6 Pedrin. En- aque-
los momentos la extrana fgura comen-
20 a repartir los juguetes entire los
niios, y luego las jovencitas de la ca
sa obsequiaron los mayores con man
zanas, helados y bombones, artisticamen
tie presentados en- platillos de carton.
Pero yo note que algo intrigaba a
Pedrito, acercandome 6l, lie pre-
gunte: "Gqu6 tienes, Pedrin?" A mi
pregunta respondio con otra:
"'GDe que es ese arbol?, no es de
mango, nj de chinas, nj de quenepas,
ini de-
! mo seas idiota'', lie interrumpi6
la hermana mayor, ese es un arbol de
navidad''.
iAhhh----!, volvio decir Pedrin;
6Y pare juguetes?
icalla, imprudente, tque va decir
la vista de nosotros? dijo entonces al
go amoscado Don Simon.
Pedrin, al yer que no Sc las habia
con los pellizcos de dofia Cayeta, in
sisti6: iPero papito, 81 es que no Sc
como I'm arbol puede parir juguetesl
Pues mira: Mr.. Lopez, Ell professor,
tie 10 explicara' replic6 Ell papa, indi-
candole con la mano a uno de mis- aeon
pafiantes.
Ell aludido, que es un joven muy
entendido en- todas estas novedades, Sc
llev6 las manos los bolsillos del pan
talon, con un tono nuy solemne di-
jo: Pues este es I'm christmas tree
(contin1a en- la pag. g.l II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-20
-OSTEOPATIA

Sabe I'd. 10 que @ OSTEO-
PATIA? OSTEOPATIA es Ia
ciencia de curar ajustando La
Columna Vertebral Y nervios, re-
1lovando la circulation de Ia
sangre por tratamiento manual
sin 1lecesidad de usar drogas
electricidad.
81 todas las parties del orga~
nismo humane estan en- condi-
cion perfecta la sangre circula
bien, los nervios ordenados, gu
cerebro despejado, sn cuerpe
agi1; est$ I'd. saludable y este
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATIA.
IDesea I'd. conservarse siemprs
saludable, joven, fuerte y felix7
Ne s,lfra toda su vida, cdress =
tempo. Pruebe los tratamien-
tos de OSTEoPATIA.
oSTEoPATTA cura disloca-
clones, torceduras, TICS Ferina,
Catarro, Pulmonia, Influenza y
todas classes de intermediates.
Unico Doctor en- OSTEOPA-
TIA en- Puerto Rico:-
DR.. s. M. HALEY.
Consultorio:-
Altes Colmado Standard
Telefonos:-
Oficina 627 San Juan
Residences 262 Santurcs.
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MUN1c1P1o DE SAN JUAN
DEPARTANGENTo DE INSTRUCTION
PUBLICA
AVISO
AVISO

En- las clases nocturnas de IA Escue-
la de Artes Of1cios de este Munici-
-pio pueden admitirse algunos alumnos.
Los que interesen seguir los cursos
nocturnos de dicha escuela pueden ser
matriculados por Ell Director, en- cIlal-
quier dia laborable de z a p M. en-
la escuela Baldorioty de Castro.
San Juan, P. R. Enero 16, 1923.
j. Gonzalez GTNoRIo,
Comisionado Municipal de ms
truccion Pdb,ica. Advt.
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BanCO Popular
de
ECO10mias y PT6stamoS
SAN JUAN, P. r.
CONVOCATORlA

En- session ordinaria del 27 de
Diciennbre pasado, acordo ell
Conseio de Gobierno de iesta So
ciedad fiiar ell IS del actual mes,
y hora de las ocho de la noche,
para celebrar en- las ofioinas de
este Banco la JUNTA GENERAL
ORDINARIA que determinan los
Estatutos y RegIamentos por
que Sc rige esta institution.
Sc ruega a los se1ores Accio-
nistas su puntual asistencia al
acto, por 81 0 por medic de- re-
presentation legal, seg1n esta-
blece la secci6a tres en- sus ar
ticolos II. n y IS de los refe-
ridos Estatutos.
San Juan, P. r.
S de Enero de 1923.
EIadio MALDONADO.
Secretario.
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CELf PR0VOD MANU zATtEN.
POCHODOVALI v MEM MUzI A zENY
POCTU 344.
BYLI VSICHNI OBVINENI z PREKAzENf VOZBE
PORTSMOUTH, O.

Portsmouth, O., %. rijna.
Vice nez 800 clenn Ku Klux
Klanu bylo zatceno zde dnes
odpoledne nacelnikem policie
Distelem a oddilem zvlastnf
policie, jez zastavila prIvod
zakuklenci.
Kratce po poledni clen'ove
Klanu shromazdili Sc v Mound
parku, chystajice Sc pocho-
dovati v prdvodu ku slavnosti
kladenf zakladniho kamene
lutheranskeho kostela, Grant
a Grandvew Ave. Tam dosta-
vii Sc nacelnfk policie Distel
a promluvil k vtdc1m Klanu.
Pravil, ze bude-h ucin6n po-
kus pochodovati mestem v
7akukleni. bude nucen zat-
knouti 1castniky prdvodu. Do
dal, ze vIdcove organisace
byli uv9dom9ni vcera myorem
Gablemanem, ze nebude Jim
dovoleno konati prdvod.
Pc nacelnfkov9 feci j. C..
Gyoddard organisator avddce
Klanu, maize ma sob8 pine re-
gale fAdu, odpoved9l. ze or
ganisace byla pozvana k sd
castn9nf Sc kladenf z&kladnfho
kamene Prvnfho luther4nskeho
Fkostela a ze jest to jejich d
myslem pochodovaH z parku
" prdvodu Ike kostelu, VIDA
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Odroledni pfednxskv DR.. \
Srob&ra a prof. Maule.

Skorem udefenim hodiny "a
catku zatal Sc prostornt sal
Ceske Sine Sokol ma Clark Av.
plniti a pred chvfli, kdy Sc "a
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New York, 27. rijna. Jedi
ma z;votni pojistka pfebiraif-
CT zavaznost "a $100,000,00
nejvetsi kdykoli vydana, byla
dorucena spolecnosti Metropo-
Titan draze Southern Pacific.
Vice nez 10000 zam9stnan-
cn zmfnene spolecnosti zele-
znicnf jest pojisteno, v zad-
nem jednotlivem pffpade nenf
vsak zavaznost spole6nosti vet
81 nez $500.
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rozpoutavsim bo sest separatst1 bylo zabito
dlaky ozbrojenym rucnicem obusky hospodafkym nara
dim. Tr odstepenci byli utlucen poch ejch druzi
vzato do nemocnic Mohuc; diva mich nejspse
mrou. a4.@ *
odvetu odstepenci zapaili sohy roSyax sphii til
selske domovy Sedaci nynf sfez majetek sv nem noc
Dusseldorf, g. rfjna. Kruppove jsou hotov pode-
psat dohodnuti frankobelgckou technckou si while
dem ku paceni uhene dane odvaden steho vyrobeneho
neb poovyrobeneho materau jako splaek valecne
brady Krupp Bohlen eho tfi direktof, kteri by
propusteni prozatmne v6zeni Duesseldorfu vrt
Porur Vyrozumiva re pc upynuti sedm dnf bude Jim
hla prodouzena toto bude opakovano, az vyvne
kova suace, ze bude mono yyhas vseobecnou amnest
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lenemu asi ctyfi bloky.
Bezprostfedne po konferen-
ci mezi nacelnikem policie Di-
stelem a nacelnfky Klanu mu-
Ii j zeny v bflych robach "a
Cali sc rad'ovati a nastoupen
pochod ku kostelu. Kdyz sc
blizili ke kostelu, nacelnik po-
licie zastavil je a naffdil Jim,
ably ma mfste ke kostelu po-
chodovali k radnici, ze jsou
vsichni zatceni. PAX zacal po-
chod, s Distelem v cele pri-
vodu a padesati zvlastnimi
policisty po obo ustranach te
hoz.
: Ma policejni stanici prot
kademu clenu prdvodu vzese-
ma zaloba pro pfekazeni vo-
zb9 a propusteni bez z&ruky
s vyrozum9nfm, ze Sc dosaavi
k prelicenf pred municipalnim
soudem v pond9lf v l hodi-
nu odpoledne., Vetsina zatce-
nych byla z Portsmouth, ale
tez byli mezi mimi nekterf mu-
Ii zeny z 1ronton, Pike ton
q Jackson.
Pc odchodu z radnice Ia
kuklenf muzi a zeny vratili
Sc ku kostelu, odevzdali tam
dar a pax ubfrali Sc do parku,
kde &c pozdeji rozeSn.
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NESTESTf STIHLO PONOR-
KU
Pet namofniki zahynulo pfi
srazce 5 nakladnim par.
nikem.

Washington, %. rijna. A.
mericka ponorka O-5 byla po-
topena v zatoce Limon, v pa
smu Panamskeho prIplavu, po
srazce dnes rano s parnkem
Abarengez cd American Fruit
Co., die radiove depese obdr-
zene dnes odborem namorni-
ctva. Pet cleni muzstva ponor-
ky sc pohresuje nepochyb-
ne zahynuli.
Nest6sti Sc udalo v 6:25 We
Ger v zatoce Limon, ktera jest
vychodnim koncovym bodem
Panamskeho priplavu. v de-
pesi dnes obdrzene nejsou u
dany zadne podrobnosti a pra
va pricina neni tudiz znama.
V dobe kdy Sc srazka udala
bylo v prd plavni oblasti pl-
ne denni sv9tlo.
Ponorka 0-5, aGkoli byla po-
stavena "a valky, v r. 1917,
byla povazovana "a zastara-
lou a bylo il pouzfvano jenom
ku pristavni a pobrezni obra-
ne.
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MUSsOLINI v NEBEZPECf.

Rim, 27. rijna. "Messagero''
prinasi depeSi z Turina toho
zneni, ze pfi tamni vystave vo.
jenskych koni sest granatd
explodovalo v blizkosti mini
sterskeho predsedy Mussolini-
no. Jeden porucik byl pri
tom vazne zranen, kdezto je-
den serzant a ctyfi prosti vo-
JIM lehce poraneni. Explose
granatI jak Sc pravi, patrila
ku programove produkci. a.
vsak pripomina SO, ze vtbuch
udal Sc predcasne.
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FORBES PoPfRA oBvJNENf.

Washington, 27. rijna. Pluk.
C.. R. Forbes, drivejsi riditel
vyslouaileckeho 'uradu, proti
nemuz vznesena vazna obvi-
neni pred zvlastnim senatnim
vysetrovacim vyborem, vydal
dnes prohlaseni, v nemz zada
ably Sc poseckalo usudkem,
az poda sve svedectvf pfsti
tyden. Pravi vsak, ze vSechno
svedectvi, jez podano proti ne
mu, zejmena E. H. Mortime-
rem. jest falesnym a postra-
da iakehokoli podkladu.
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PRESIDENT MASARYK Sc

Praha, %. fijna. President
Masaryk vratil Sc vcera vecer
z cesty po zapado-evropskych
kapitolech. Mesto bylo ozdo-
beno vlajkami a lid uvital pre-
sidenta s velkym nadsenfm.
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Sohotni uv.tani na;ich milycl
hosti ma nadrazi.

Y sobotu 27. t. m. We 4:20
hod. pristali nasi hoste ma sta
nlci Erie drahy ma Columbus
Rd., provazeni legionarcm Ga.
likcm q PitJsburghu.
X uvftani jejich sesli Sc "a
stupci csl. konsulatu v nasem
mes!6 PIP. DR.. Tousek, E. Svo-
boda j. Kacir, jako host mi
stokonsul z Pittsburku p. l..
Urban. Ia SLOW. Sokola staro-
sta sboru a predseda slav. W.
bcru p. l.. Krc, Sam Holko, A.
Kertys. A. Tmavsky, ]. Petro
S manzelkou, GaliIk, pi. Sibert-
ova a p. Buldocky. Ia Spevo-
kol Krivan DR.. Francisco a p.
ST. Theis. Ia Americke Naro-
dni Sdruzeni a Ceske Sokol-
stvo " Clevelandu p. K. Bern
reitcr a IA Druzinu Csl. Legio-
raTi p. Bediich Holub.
Po pratelskem srdetnem uvi
tani dopraveni byli mas; hoste
a celia deputace do hotelu Gle
veland, v n6mz v prij;macim
salonu proneseny byly pozdra-
Wy formalni uvitani nasich
hosta p. DR.. Srcbara a p. prof.
Maule.
Ia Ceskoslovensky konsulat
pronesl zdravici mistokonsul p.
DR.. Tousek, "a Slov. Sokola p.
L. Krc, "a Druzinu Csl. Legio-
nari p. 3. Holub, "a Americke
Narodni Sdruzeni Ceske So
kolstvo v Clevelandu p. Karel
Bernreiter, "a Spevokol Krivan
p. Or. Francisco a "a Kongre-
gaGni cirkev Rev. Moncol, KITE
ry Sc rovnez sdcastnil ma nadra
Ii. Pozdejsi delegace dosta-
villa Sc Rev. Dianiskou. Vsich
nj zastupci jmenovanych teles
projevili mnoho vrelych dik1
IA vyslanf jejich ma prednas-
kovou cestu po Americe a pra-
Ii Jim plny zdar. Stejne pote-
SEMI projevili oba vzacni hoste
a slfbili. ze vsude budou hlasat
jedine pravdu o stavu y CSR.
Respective ma Slovensku. Ma
to Sc pax zastupci rozesli, adv
doprali nasim hostdm kid X
nedelni slavnosti.
Odpoledni pfedn&skv DR.. "
Srob&ra q prof. Maule.
Skoren udefenim hodiny "a.
tatku zacal Sc prostornt sal
Ceske Sine Solkol ma Clark Av
plniti a pred chvfli, kdy Sc "a
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veko|epa manifestace prot sIovenskym separatistdm
PREDNASKU DIR. v. SROBARA Wy
SLECEILO PRES 5000 POSLUCHAcU.

Y nejmohutnejsi odpoved'
ma vsechnu pomluvu a osoco-
vani naseho mileho hosta a
spolutvirce velkeho owobozu-
iiciho dila Masaryka-Stefanika
dr.. Srohhra, vyznela vterejsi
skutecna manifestace sloven-
skeho lidu shromazdeneho wee
reisi nedele, %. rijna, narod-
niho svatku zrozeni Ceskoslo-
venske republiky v sin; Sokol
ma zapadni strane. Piseme w
slcvne slovenskeho lidu, nebot'
oslava ceska Sc konala "a po-
dobne ve.ke navstavy v Ceske
Narodni Sini ma Broadway, kde
sc slavnost obmezila ma prove.
deni histor;ckeho Kclarova
dramatu "Prazsky zid". Ma
zapadni stranu dostavil sc sice
take znacny pocet Cechu. jeli-
koz prednaska byla pod pro-
teStoratem nejen slovenskeho
sokolstva, ale i nasich legiona-
I'll.
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cinalo V sini nebylo v pravem
slova smyslu k hnuti. Pc "a
hrani americk6 hy1nny vyzdvi-
h|a Sc onona, host sedici upro-
stfed vyboru, po stranach ma
je prapory sokolsky legionaf
sky, uvitan a pTedStaven byl
IA primo boufliveho potlesku
predsedou slavnostniho vyboru
neunavnym slovenskym pracov
nikcm p. l.. Krcem, jenz shro-
mazdeni vyzval X pokoinemu
vyslechnuti prednaSky hosti.
X slavnemu patemu vyroci
pronesl proslov legionar p. b.
Holub, nacez hrany byly hym-
ny 'Kde domov mdj" Il "Hej
Slovaci", jakmile doznely zvu.
ky obou pisni, povstal Dr.. Va
yro Srobar Ia zajiste uprimne-
no potlesku ujal sc slova. Ma
Zacatku pronesl zdravici Ze sta
re vlasti od vychodu az k "a
padu a jal sc liciti stav pred
pfevratny, kdy ami Czech. aniz
Slovak "a hranicemi nebyli
znami, pred sNetem mluSil "a
Cccha Nemec a "a Slovaka Ma
d'ar. Smutne bylo dedictvi po
starem rezimu, valkou ozebra-
ceny lid, ktsry vlastni vladou
posilan byl ma jatky. jen by risi
ubyls jinych narodh. ahy osla-
Deili u vi 1iavne Slovane. FrsHi
starosti move vlady bylo zako-
nodarstvi pawni rade zave-
deny zakony socialni a sice v
tax pronikave mii'e, re povsta-
la u spojenca obava, ze budo-
van je vlastne stat bolsevicky.
Byly to zakony 8-hodinne do
be pracovni, zakon o podpore
v nezamestnanosti, ktery byl
tehdy skute6nou nutnosti, neb
V mlade republice bylo ma
100000 lidu bez prace. Neko-
lik milliard vyzadovala tato so
c;alni reforma, ale zaiizenim
vrstev majetnejsich byl aspon
ponekud vyrovnan rozpor me-
ri im6nim a chudobou. Oba
zakony nasledovaly i zakOny
jine, zrzenf ministerstva soci-
alni pece, uprava platd. zdra-
votnicka zafizeni ma Slovensku
Mad'ary az dosud primo dzas-
ne zanedbavana, staveny do.
brocinne dstavy, o jejichz pra-
ci nejkrasnejsi vysledky cele-
mu svetu tlumocila nedavna
Bakulovych mrzack1
" Americe.
Mad'ari, kteri drzeli vsech-
ny urady po prevratu re zeme
utekli. Move lr-dnictvo mu-
selo byti pracne shledavano,
zrizeny zupy tyto svereny
Slovakim, tax ze tam, kde dii-
We zpupne vladli Mad'ari a je-
jich pochopove, ridi osudy
vlastniho lidu jen Slovaci.
DIR. Srobar jako prvni mi
INSTR pro Slovensko mel takrka
neobmezenou moe. mel pravo
dosazovati uredniky al po mi
nistry a iest-li ze tato moe po-
zdeji upadala, IDA Sc byti Via
stni vinou ieho nastupcn. V te-
to otazce byli dokonce Slovacl
We vthode pred Cechy. Slovak
pred pfevratem vysazen byl u
strkiim ma zeleznicfch. kdy
mad'arsti konduktefi ma ne po
hlizeli iako ma narod menecen
ny. ktery musel vzdy cekati ma
umisteni We vozich AZ rozsaze-
no bylo "panstvo" Mad'ari,
Nsmci, Tide atd. Mad'arstf
zeleznitafi v Bradshaw vySli
ma stavku, k MIN pripojili sc
(Dokonteni ma strane 6.)
The Kusko times., 1923-01-10
PRESS sQUIBS.

Nowadays smart king keeps on good terms with his army.-Detroit News.
 European nations must trust one an- other or bust one another.-Trinidad Picketwire.
 Ever notice that the Germans never include the kaiser in their war losses? Brooklyn Eagle.
 Those who pride themselves on being hard boiled usually are only half baked. Brooklyn Eagle.
 It's not the Turks guarded tent but his guarded intent that's worrying the allies. Washington Post.
 We begin to suspect that the malady the Sick Man of Europe is afflicted with is rabies.-New York Tribune.
 The chief fault of 6 representative
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government is Shat it represents teo many conflicting .idsas.--Brideepor Star.
 Too often grade crossing is the meeting place of headlights, and light heads, Washington Post.
 Imitation in Germany is mo. longer confined to the heads of the .Hohenzol- lerns.-New York Tribune. f.
 President Harding says th4t the world owes much to bankers, which is no doubt true, but,he needn't rub it in. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 Things are. getting so mixed. up that an honest, hard working politician n,
The Kusko times., 1923-01-10

hardly knows when to be dry" OF when, to be ''wet. ."--Colum bia Record.
 Every political pull, ia due time, is found to exert itself on the leg of the pn nblic.-Columbia Record.
 Frequently the .blindfold over the eyes otJustice looks suspiciously like greepbacks. --GreenVilIe Piedmo
 The happer style is going, but the dear things will hit on something else if we give them time.-Columbia Rec ord.
 NThe concert of nations will be moro harmonious when England and France decide which is to play second fddle.- jGreelev Tribune.
The Kusko times., 1923-01-10
MCGRATH, ALASKA. JAN. 10, 1922
Seattle Alaska Letter.
Publicity Department, Seattle Cham
 Der of Commerce..

Seattle, Dec. 2.-The appropriation of l,5O0,000 by Congress for the build ing Of d new Alaska cable was strongly recommended in a resolution adopted by the board of trustees of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce yesterday. The Washington delegation to Congress will be urged to support such an ap- propriation. The estimate of the sum necessary for the cables completion has already been approved by the sec- retary of war and the director of the budget.
 A new rate has been made by the Alaskan Engineering Commission, which includes class and commodity rates between Seattle and Tacoma and points on the Alaska railroad on miu- ing machinery of s2 hundred, gro- ceries S2. 10 hundred. and cement rate of S1.35. There is no through rate on flour, hay and grain.
 Shipments of merchandise from Alaska during October exceeded those of September, and aggregated Sl5, ,457,- 379. Canned solmon was the principal export in regard to value, and totaled Sl3, ,0000 GOO. Copper ore was second, worth S98l ,000, and Scotch cured and salt herring third, worth s306.000
 The Alaska department of the Cham Der has received supply of the fine new illustrated folder of the Alaska railroad. Besides time cards, the folder contains fine maps and number of views of Alaska cities and scenes along the route of the road. making it at tractive to users and prospective tour ists.
 With total of more than twenty
The Kusko times., 1923-01-10

million dollars representing Alaskais output for the past 50 days, the Terri tory gave the most encouraging sign of it's industrial comeback. While the canned salmon, as is usually the case at this time of the year. represented a large proportion of the total, other fishing products show up handsomely, aEd lead of with one million dollars worth of mild cured herring. Minerals represented more than two millions. The public knows more or less about the fish, minerals and lure, but among the unusual shipments of the last two months are noticed such items as be- luga hides, reindeer skins, salt cod tongues. hair seal skins, sheep's wool, walrus hides, seal skins, ivory. and reindeer carcasses, frozen. Southeast ern Alaska coast led other sections, on account of the large proportion of the miscellaneous products. and showed the greatest individual increase. From Boring sea came ores brought down from the Canadian Yukon, which can not be classed as products of Alaska, but which find it expedIent to ship by way of St. Michael. Also from this section came the reindeer, Walrns and whale products.
 Showing a remarkable revival, Alas ka's trade with Seattle for the first ten months of thls year totaled 269, l45 tons, gain of ll9, GOO tons over the same period of 1921.
 The steamship Brookdale recently unloaded a shipment of 30000 seal skins at Seattle for the United States Bureau of Education. The skins, val ued at S25 to $50 each, with total value of approximately Sl,000, GOO, are the property of the United States gov ernment, which offers them for sale at the St. Louis fur show.
 The Chamber has received .advices from J. c. Dort. assistant engineer Of the forest service. that plans are tinak ing for the construction of plant to furnish 5000 horsepower, near An chorage.
 Stockholders of the Alaska Fur Sales Company of Seattle, meeting at the Arctic Club, authorized immediate ac- tion to complete organization of the company. 1t is understood arrange ments have been made to finance the company and that it's organization will bring more than one million dollars worth of pew business from Alaska to this city annually.
 Eleven thousand barrels of Alaska salt herring are in Seattle terminals, awaiting a market. The Lee Wake field Company, the largest producers of herring in Alaska, control the 1l.000 barrels, which represents what is un- sold from S0,000 barrel pack of the
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PRELIMINARIES TO
B. A. c. BOUT GOOD
Spark Plug Meets Carter In
Six-Round Semi
Final

A good preliminary boxing card
has been arranged for the MeGinty-
Kelley fight Monday night at the
Birmingham Athletic club. The fea-
ture event of the bill is the six
round semi-final between Battling
Spark Plug and Harry Carter of At
lanta.
These two sluggers will stage
slambang affair, in which Spark
Plug will try to get within reach of
Carter. The lengthy chap has a
reach that gives him plenty of play
within his guard and Spark Plug will
have a hard time with his rushing
fight against the Atlanta battler.
Garter fought to a draw with Fear
less Ferns in Atlanta sometime ago
and is a good boy.
Another bout which will be a good
one is that of Tony Marine and
Petey Sarron. Both men are heavy
sluggers and have been winning per-
sistently. This bout should be one
of the fastest staged this year at the
Birmingham Athletic club.
Earl Craddock will box Adams in a
four-rounder that should be good.
Tom Lacey and Max Scholder will
renew their feud on the wrestling
men always put up a good match, as
both are clever and are about evenly
matched.
Both Kelley and McGinty are
working hard for their bout which
will be a decisive affair. Both will
be in good shape and are going out
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AP|T0L- To SHOW.
HAROLD LLOYD HIT
'Grandma's Boy Attraction
At Theatre For Friday
And Saturday

Harold Lloyd says that it took
four months to dope. out the ending
of "Grandma's Boy"--that final
laugh that made it's first audience
when it was previewed in Long
Beach, Cal, laugh so hard that it
held up the next act for ten min
utes. The hardest part of a comedy.
contends Lloyd and his producer, Hal
Roach, is the gag" for the final
fade-out.
"Grandma's Boy" is hailed as one
of Harold Lloyd's most pretentious
comedies in a lineup of laugh-pro
ducing photoplays that have not had
one mark against them.
1t is in five reels and its laughs,
thrills and suspense are built around
a theme as serious as the psychology
of fear. Lloyd is seen as the bash
full small town boy, afraid of his own
shadow. When his little old-fashione
ed grandmother comes to his rescue
with her great wisdom and teaches
him the meaning of confidence,
he makes the sleepy little town of
Blossom Bend-and the girl in par
ticClar-sit up and take notice that
the worm has turnedl
Grandma s Boy is from the story
by Producer Hal Roach, and Sam
Taylor and Jean Havez. Fred New
meyer directed, and the cast includes
pretty Mildred Davis. Anna Town
send, Dick Sutherland, Charles Ste
venson and Noah Young. 1t is an
Associated Exhibitors feature COM
edy and will be shown at the Capt.
toll theatre Friday and Saturday.
The Capitol pipe organ furnishes
continuous music for every picture
shown in the theatre.