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New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
FOR A THIRD PARTY
Delegates Fix June I7 in St. Paul For National Gathering

St. Paul, Minn.. March l1.--A call for a national convention of political organizations favorable to the third party" movement, to be held in St. Paul, June 17, was issued here last night by a conference of delegates from eight states.
 The purpose of the convention, as stated in the call. is to nominate a president and icc-prcsidcnt and adopt n national platform. Thirteen organizations were represented at the conference, which adjourned last night
 Senator Robert M. Latollctte of Wisconsin was most prominently men toned as the probable choice of the June 17 convention for the presidcn- tial nomination.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Trains Run late

New London, March 12. - West bound trains through here were from a half hour to two hours lato from o'clock on this morning as n result of the blizzard. East bound trains were within IS minutes of their schedule.
 Freight service coming from the cast was delayed 12 hours or more because of three trains being held up at Kingston, R. I. These trains were forced to remain on the siding be- cause of lack Of signals, caused by broken wires.
 The passenger steamer Chester W. Chapin, due to clear for Now York at II o'clock last night departed at s:5o this morning after the storm subsided. The New Hampshire which should have left New York last cve- nine arrived at 10 o'clock this morn
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Honduras Now Without.
 Any Form of Government

Washington, March 12.-The death of former President Gutierrez and the consequent increased activities of revolutionary factions have left Honduras for the time being without any government whatever Members of tho diplomatic corps succeeded in bringing about a 7i-hour armistiee which began at , D. m. last Monday between the revolutionary leaders.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Nest Goshen Isolated

Torrington, March i2.--with five foot drifts blocking the roads, West Goshen was practically isolated from the rest Of the world except by tele- phone communication today. Using a. sled and detouring. through fields, the mail carrier at noon had pro- Iressed about mile on his trip to Torrington with the mails. He was then four hours behind schedule. In Torrington there was only a few inches of snow hut on the surround ing hills there were large drifts.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
COLORADO FOR COOLIDGE

Denver. March 12.--President Cool idge will have the solid delegation from Colorado 10 the Republican Com vcntion. The State Convention here yesterday voted unanimously for Cool idgc, giving him the seven delegates at large out Of the fifteen representing the state.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
SNOW DRIFTS 9FT.
 DEEP IN DAN|ELSON
tcontinued from First Page,

inches of snow fell in Boston and vii cinity. The railroads reported that train service was nearly normal.
 Emergency forces from telephone and telegraph companies were still hard at work repairing broken lines and reestablishing connections. Bad conditions were reported in the Berk- shire hills section of this state and in parts of Connecticut Communication with Lowell. fitchburg and Provi- dence was still difficult.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
No Murder Al All

London--Poiice thought they had a big crime mystery when they found an urn containing cremated remains in London cellar. investigation. however. showed that a previous ten- ant of the house had been cremsted and the urn containing tho ashes put in the cellar and forgotten.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
MORE LusITaNIa AWARDS.
Commission Grants fa Claims for
 s37,00O and Rejects |.

Washington. March Edwards totalling s6,25o in favor of three Americans who lost property in the sinking Of inc Lusitania were an- nounccd late yesterday by the Ger man-American Mixed Claims Con- mission.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

iards arc declared to have been suc- cessful 4 mist deprived the Span iards of their advantage in aircraft and artillery and the fighting was close. but tho Rinians were repuiscd. leaving many dead. The spanish casualties numbered 70 including one officer kiicd.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Clarence l.. Gro,c.

The funeral Of Clarence l.. Grove, who died at the New Britain Gem eral hospital following burns sus- tained when he accidently fell into a pool of blazing oil. was held this afternoon. Rev Henry w Maier officiated at services at o'clock at the home at Lake court. Inter. ment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
MRS. MERRITT TO SPEAK

Mrs. Alice Patterson Merritt of Hartford. will be the speaker to- night ai the opening Of the repub. hcan women's headquarters in Booths block. Mrs. Merritt was fhe presiding officer al the last rcpub- Iican convention in Hartford. and is reEarded as one Of the best in- formcd political speakers in the state.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
;TititrraIs
sadie EI,ira sfslmaren.

The funeral Of Miss Sadie Elyira Malmrrcn was held this afternoon from her home. s2 Bciden street. with services conducted by Rev. Dr. John l.. klingberg. Burial was in Fairyiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
COLTS ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock holders Of the Colts Patent Fire Arms Mfg. company will be held at the office of the company at 17 Van dyke avenue. Hartford. at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of April 1.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
s,ccIsssrt1 ATTACK

Gibraltar. March Mciiila news papers mail dispatches describe an action in tho neiehborhood of Tizzi- azza last Friday in which the span,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Special Notices

X whist will be given by St. Anne's society at St. Jean de Baptiste Hall, sf Church street March 13. for the benefit of the French Parish fund. Admission 25c.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
WIND BREAKS R. R. GATE.

The gate at the Stanley street rail- road crossing was broken last night by the wind and blocked traffic on the street for about ono half hour.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

[. $. TREASURY STATEMENT. |. s. Treasury balance. s252,34S.0Sg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith cove Tsrninai-FicF Ai-biT
PrssidsHt Grant
rHion on cos TfrminAi-Btr ~ Absto.
HsiI street. TsrmiuEl-iL ~. b PatTiei-n.
Pier iIH-Na HkihoEs
Pier e--HE Everett
Per 3-hfr Northeastern.
Pier i=HtF JFC1b LurAsnbarhs
Pier H-Hfr Admiral Holman.
Pier p-Eir HWh Alexander
rBlon Pacific TsrminHi-str Sofiina
a. shipping Board NoorinEs-str Cup
FuEs
c8Hrrciirat Street Ttrminhi-str TanAna.
seattle Flour Mills str htrrlmHksf
Altsfa Tr0a Milling IerminAl-sif
NbTthlaHd
STANDARD on co.'s Tsrmi1Ei--str kuro-
hims Mhra. lbgkiaHn Nafu-
Todd Dry borka Barge biuEamoHi mrs
Patterson. kFfrhIkHh.
Ames Terminal Ca.-Htr OtaeE0.
Ssttirt8n's Nil-HfT Thomas Crowley
tsffsuEns Dry Dgck-sr Aurisl. U. B.
a. y. BnohEE1lah.
Hfitnsou'u Mli-Htr Aukiltso,
ALASKA Hiramship M0oHngS-stTu Estehi-
Kan. jefferson.
WiHtiaH Marine HAnwhY EhEia Uarbof)
Str Hst King. sehrs Vancouver Ella
f. AlumHs, bktHu Conquereor. Henry
willard. GTiffsan and GfancD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA Arrived. sept. - Str Pro-
tstIaus from vancouver. afr Alafha
from Seattle. sep ..-str Tirerton
from Seattle. rfr Hordsr KING from Ss-
attis ctr Mukiliso from Seattle, str Ten
paisan Mara from orient. sr BuFherieo
from Ss~ Tart. sailed. Sept. as.-gtr
rrayidenria for Los Angeles rtr Tiyrrton
FOR Pert Gamble. ctr Border King Tor
YAncouvsr. Arrived sept. G1.-htr Pro-
,ideuria from San Ffsncinro- SAILED
Str RIisrdhro for Seattle. Htr lbukienn
uaru Tor Grnyt Harbor. ar Lillian Luck
suhheh Tor seattle.
PORT ToWEsEND-PsHssd IN Sept
.a-Htr Lancaster for Seattle. ~
M. ctr steel scientist for nukiiteo.
Rsrl a STR Hritish Monarch for Point
Wells rty TsnpairsH Naru for Tacofna.
sfr Ru,hsrirs for Tarcma. str Melville
Dollar Tor Seattle. ctr Yokohama Ahru
FOR seaitlc Passed ogi-str FroridsnriH
FOR Santa EnrsNn. rtr West 1iulTod for
Vancouver. or Do3ict,own Tor san Iran
riFco. sept sT--str Noriina for New
York
EvEEETT-Arriysd. Sept. .s.-str Ad-
rniYni Woduihn from FeEtiis-
utfNgENEEs-=r Passed o.. sept 81
str Lancaster for Fsattle,
yICTORIA-Arrivsd. Sept. aas--str
Empires fof Canada frot~ Manila, Etr
President Jackson frca 3anlis. ser,.
ak-hfT IhthE hAfu nom ffeHe Ano
rasssd for fraser River. Arrived. sept
at-Nr Yokohama MEru from Orient
and sailed az $40 p. ~. sailed. Sept
% Str Ryutin Maru FOR orient.
ARERpEES--sa sept S. Str
Edgar Bowling Tor New York. str Daisy
Frse. ur whpRwn. ttr Wahketna. str
carlos. ctr Cricket. Fir Soiano. str Haloo
Tor Ean Francisco. sept -S.-str RcEu-
iu- Tor Valparaiso. t,r Tenpaisau Msru
for Tacoma. str British Monarch fer Sc
stus. Arrived. sept .5.--str CONNER
risI Spirit from New York via Honolulu.
sept .S-sir Oregon from San Pan
cisco: Etr Avon from San Francisco. str
Norliua nom Seattle.
RAYMoNp-saiied.s Sept. =s--sir Chas.
Christensen for Los Angeles, str Point
Arena for Los Angeles.
AsTORfA-Arrived, Sept. 7s.-str
Buyo Maru from Everett. str Robert
I.nckenhach from Boston. ms ToEca from
Valparaiso. str SHOEMAKER fTom Seattle.
Sailed, Sept. s5.--Str CardiEaushirc for
Antwerp. Sept. ag--str Lancaster for
seattle. sept zT.--str West NoiuS for
seattle. str Castle Town for Port An
geiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Canadian Wireless

Etr Rochelle. Uiuhbrr Ray for Ban
Erancifoa. ITO miles from Fan Francisro.
~ canadian Farmer sen ffEneiseo
for Victoria. $50 milsb from Victoria.
Htr Hsyrhimo. Western Arctic for We
tsfla. go miles from Victoria
~ Canadian spinner. NhnconFu for
Yokohbmh. 9 miles nom TAioeshs
Rtr Yons Aihru. 30 miles from EsisyHn
SIR City Of Victoria. MoIi for Van
couvcr gtg miles FROM Virtoria-
HtF city OF Vancouver. NHnrouEfr Tor
ToE5hamu. phssinE 0ut Tui0oah.
EF Norway Hnru. ior Angeles Tor
Japan. 500 miles from EatsNan.
Str Eupfrsa ~ AHia Victoria for
IokoharAa. 1881 miles from Victoria.
SIR NtaEarH Victoria Tor Honolulu,
i.tt9 miles from Victoria,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
WHEAT IN NEW
HIGH GROUND
Has Sensational Late Rally;
Corn Dips Sharply

CHICAGO. Sept 2o-Diyided uc-
ton featured the finish IN grains on
the board Of trade today.
In n sensational late rally wheat
went into new high ground on tho
crop Last minute realizing. however.
shaded prices slightly. Extremely
heavy spots and poor outlook for
foreign crops sent the market up
after a midday dip Induced b. weak
ness ~ corn.
The visible supply increased 7fn. .
goo bushels 10 a total Of si.bbe. 600
bushels. Exports totallcd 1900. 900
bushels ~ wheat and 500. 900 bushels
Of rye.
Corn dipped sharply Large re-
c"iptH and advlces from some sec
lions that frost did more good than
harm brought about some realizing.
Visible supplies increase $50, 900
bushels
Oats finished frActionnlly higher.
Proylsi0ns continued strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
New Corporations

Radium x-Rsy Co. ]. L. Finch, NJ.
l.. White. so years. Seattle. sse.ee0.
Shasta PIX. Land Co ~. r. Wood. c. =.
Richardson. $4,000. 50 years. Seattle.
Mill Creek Mining 6 Briquet Co. Ia
coma, $4,000 c. II. Curtis, VIM. T.
Birmingham and jacob Andrus.
Big chief Mining and Milling Co, spo-
kane. $4,000. ]. r. Moe. o. L. jackson
and H. 81. Dahlen.
Hamilton Hardware Co. Inc. Dayton.
SO. coo. j. a. Hubbard and J. II. Ham
litou.
Central Feed and Transportation Co.
Port orchard, wash. $4,000. II. ]. Hor-
luck. George T. Horluck and J. c, wag-
gonor.
c. ]. zintheo. Inc, Seattle. $4,000. c.
J. zinthco. Tcna NJ. Zintheo and G. J.
Zinthoo, Jr.. TO do general business as
commission merchants. selling agents and
factor. wholesale and retail. importers
and exporters. but especially hay, grain
and all kinds OF farm produce.
Bemls Mercantile Co. LeRvcnworth.
$4,000 O. l.. Bemis and Elizabeth +.
Bemis.
Ashley & BeIrnser, Inc. Seattle. &c.
600. c. T. BellinEer and p E Ashley.
TO conduct wholesale and retail drug
business etc.
skamania Orchard Co, Underwood,
$780, goo. T, d. winkley. Harriet II.
kinkiey aud Maude Kullock.
Matzen Wooden MINIS. Geo. Matzeu.
Theodore Knauscnbergeri SO years, Sc
attic. seas, Oee.
Wonder signal Sales Cooperation. C.
w. Witt, II. W. Merrill. II. O. Ring-
ham, % years: Seattle. 5000.
johnson Meat Co.. Tacoma, SIS. 500.
Incorporators; Geo, A. johnson and Ber-
tina NJ. Johnson.
Bntmore peiicatessen a Cafe se.t.,.
$4,000. Incorporators; Sadie o'Neai,
Catherine l. Matson and j. d. Kidder.
Pacific States Supply Co. Seattle. SiO.-
Gee incorporators: =. Rixon. Sr., Van
Howard and n. Samish. Wholesale and
retail merchandise. etc.
DIX Investment Co., Tacoma. $4,000.
Incorporators Il. Sykes. /. E, Murphy
and ]. W. Lyon.
John A, Amcs Co. Inc. Seattle, SiO.-
oe0 lncorporators; Clarence l.. Larson,
Edwin Jervis and John A. Ames. Print
ipx. binding and engraving.
Josephine Brooks Corp. amendment
Increasing capital stock from $4,000 to
Si95Ss1se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Arriyals and Departures

Arurrd-Bspt st=Hir "a puritlma
from uiruin. ~ $50 3. m Ffr MsHeos
o. whittier from Las Angeles 81 sac
D. m ur Prsrdsut Jackson from Ma
ula sia rsrtF. e. s.ls .. m.i str HzfhHsH
from AntuFrp ria poria, a. 4ts Wr
or Lancaster from New York Fih ports.
&C. IT'S . m sept. s9-btf Queen from
AlsEha. at g.tt a. m.. ~ John 2. kifhs
patrick from Los Angeles VIA hHu ffanr
ltseo, ~ 1910 o m.. sir Robin Hood from
Sew York sia ports. ~ ans a. M str
IsHpaltsn Mafu from l1kDhAfna via
grsFs Harbor and Tacoma. a. a.
Eailsd-Grrf ag-Hr Alameda Tor
AIaska 81 b. no. sept ggl=air Mel
vile Dollar FOR Vancouver. ~ ? 20 .. on. ;
80 ailFsrada Tor ran irunriHras a. Z 30
3. m ttr Thos Crowley Tor Lee Angeles.
a. Z y. bal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
STOCKS DISPLAY
STEADY TONE
Call Moneys Rise Causes
Little or No Concern
WALL sTHEET JOURNAL TINAS-
CAL HEEIfsM


NEW YORK. Sept Coal nom
ere rio 20 per cent. which was
used a. tariH Tor pT8frEFi0uai
selling in Monday late dealings.
caused no r0nsrru iu Sanding cir-
rlrE 70 was due ~ tho deficit Boz
Saturday, clearing house statement
This debit balance was normal de-
N"lUpmsnt Boo preparation for Dcta-
Der ] payments. and ~ influence
was expected % waue with The come
plrtign 0f the first 81 tHE month
tThusacti0uH
with THE thought iu mind, stocks
diHpiaysq a Etendler tone Do The
early trading with directors ia
session REGARDING the American Can
dividend Ahls stock displayed an
easier tone. reaching new low On
the weeks reaction a. 1919.
The market opened irregular.
BALDWIN, 1919. on iz Anaconda.
gbi1. or = D. a o. G2t5. or -
Texas Company. 80: ~ 4 Vs.. izffs.
OF ls BtudsbakeT. fifs. up = a..
a o.. -. OF = American Wooden.
5tls5 or = United States Steel.
1915, Corn Products, 55E Conroli-
dated Gas. 49,. up ~ New York
Central 1864 Pennsylvania, 80
up ~ American Can, 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Chicago Board of Trade
Omaha Live Stock

Monday onOts,ions

NWHUay NFUUTNTIUHN
Csttie-Hoceipts. .l.6g9. Tone OF mar
kst. steady. TeariinFH. .sSoaII:
steers, s. % 1855: cows and hsifers.
is.ss9ib; ntockers and feeders, ;5.soa
$50. rniyor. iiaio; bulls and stays.
5000
Hog :. Tgocoipir $500. Tone OF market.
iodt5e higher. Bulls. 3gs0dio. TOP.
1918.
Sheep Receipts. 90. 900 Tone Of market.
steady 70 strong. TeArllnEs. t7Hl9.
wstherf. iT95sg; lambs. ii.5b6I3Ios
cwtt. 1886.
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Portland Live Stock
Montiny's Quotntlons


Cattle Receipts. s.a1i. Tone Of market.
slow. Steers. medium. Sc 80; COM
mon. SidS: hcifers medium and COM
mon. S1u5.z5. Gamers and cutters.
Sl60R2; bulls. Gamers and holoEnRs.
SgT5m4EO:: calves, medium and
choice. 100 lbs. down. S7.SoG II; 100 to
$50 lbs. S650d7: 200 lbs. up. $50 $50.
Hors-Reccipts. a.9s9. Tons OF market.
steady. Medium. good and choice, is0
TO 200 lbs. &s,50dloto; ose TO $50
lbs. 5000. go lbs up. $500: pack
ing. smooth heavy. 17.S0GS: packing,
rough heavy, 35.75d7.5o: slaughter
rlrs. $4,000; feeders and Etockers. 81
SIS.
sheen Receipts. a.iS. Tone OF market
auiet Lambs. heRyyweiEhts. medium
and choice, 5000: cullS and COM
mons, all weights. $1,000; wethers,
,sdS ewes, common TO choice, $40
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Building Permits

j. Rsroh .tt 18th ave, alteration rpsi-
dence. S5o0
I. ccasor. ees y, esd st. alteration resi-.
dcncc. $500,
Mabel Johnston. e7o7 10th s.. frame
residence, $500.
s. s. Maundy. bsio bangor. garage. $500.
l.. O. Menard. eatS 18th S. W. store,
$500.
Leonard l.. Clark. i7it W. Dawson. al
iteration residence, $3.50.
Pacific Fruit & Products Co., tsie feth
n, w, garage, $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Denver Live Stock
Mondays Quotations

HHluuy fTuVFHIIons
Cattle Receipts. 1900. Market. steady.
steers. 1850 G5; cows and heifers, $50
SIS. calves. N7tS7: feeders and
stocksu. fAE0Gt; bulls. ;s9A
Hog -Rscsipts. i4ee. Market. I5a tec
higher Top. 5000; bulk. Io3o6I0.B0.
piEE Is5o0s.
Shesp-RecciptE. 5000. Strong TO i5o
higher. Fat lambs fii.7sRI.c5.
feeder lambs. 'iIgi.ss: eEsa $50
So.
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Liverpool Grain
Mondays Quotations
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. sept. ,p.--ForeiEn eY-
change opened steady. Sterling, si.t5Ts /:
francs. 50 o57i: lire. So.04s7k: Belgium.
4p.Olsim marks. 27S5 per triilion paper,
or one gold mark; Holland. $500; Swed-
en-. 1851. Norway 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
WHOLESALE FISH
Fresh Fish, per III.
Portland Produce
saturdny'. QuotntIon.

Buttcr--Cubs extras, 5se standards. a7c
prime flrH,s, ssc; firsts. s8Hc.
Eggs-ENtras. sic; firstH, &c: pullets
spc. current receipts. asc.
roultry-scliinF price. Heavy hens -z1
2ic light hens IAN Ritc. brolierq.
light. $50 Csc; heavy, ssqssc; young
ducks, white, s082.c,
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VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealer.

Crhs prices given are those made to
retail dealers BY wholesalers with n
few seasonal exceptions. prices TO pro-
dueers can be figured By dcducinE the
cost or transportation to Seattle and
approximately 10 per cent for hauling,
storage and selling cost.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


suear-rlrm. Raw, i6o5. refined. firm
formulated tii5d550,
Coffee No, : RIO, isi59itR No. I San.
tuF, sS1sic
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San Francisco Produce

lIoUUnYe WUUIdIEuHs
Butter-ENtrus. a2hc.
ErEs-ENtrhs. sec. extra puiicts. b9c
uudsrsifsd puilstE &c.
Cheese-Cslifornla flats fancy. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Seattle Wheat
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. sept :s.-cash whea.-So.
4 red, iL4o: No. hard. ,I.5ss: No.
; hard. il.s7d Lssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-30
Portland Wheat
Mondays Quotation

PORTLAND, sept wheat-Hard
vhuc, si65; soft white. st.4S: western
white. ,l.43h hard winter. si.3s. north
rrn spring. si.3S
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Portland Produce
Nionday's Ouoiatlona

Buiter-Cube extras, sac. standards. SIC.
prime firsts, 3sc firsts. ssMc.
EEgs--Extras, sic; flrsts, i7e, pullets,
sac current receipts, i5c,
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WINE MART is
/ HIGHER HERE
|"s lIStlngS, Locally, Un-
0anged and Steady
N0M'N POP

|,s.,.., S.a,,ls stock yards featured
|sas, market report with ad-
| a. =, s,efsging 30 cents on hogs.
| n,sr. ~ snesp msrts were report
IN ~, y'lee puts prime light
ssster ~, ~ qaoiation or 1906.
Pa, :, snd dairy produce ''J hcid
VI esns,ss w Other lists. and q
p "a a. a %. vas expected Tor tbe
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


OCT
Ilrst I0W Tide
I HG g. H O. O.
flrpt High Tide
f % a m. IIg o.
rsepnd low Tide
~ O. m % a.
ssrapd iiiEb Tide
zoe D. m AL g.
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oregon tripiets ............ .1in >
Wisconsin cream brick .......
Washington triplets ......... $50 Z
Tillamook tripists .......... .7su .
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Weather Bureau Report

=HaromFtrr rising. cloudy. wind south.
~ miles au hour
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TUESDAY
HfFf 20
49, 80

y WhA NtEH AlAe
rr ~ o.
first low Tide
20 h ru F f
,sFond lilEh Tide
% D m IIu o.
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BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle

Portland
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-30

Fl 1ltimo domingo sc celebro con
gran exito la Asamblea de Distrito
del Cuarto Grade de la Orden de
Cabaileros de Colon. Asistieron a
ella delegados de todas parties de Ia
Isla reinando en- todos los actos un
alto espiritu de fraternidad.
Dicha asociaci6n acord0, una vez
mas. prestar toda su cooperation Y
ayuda cualquier moyimiento. que
tienda a dar impulse a. los intereses
de Ia Iglesia Cat6lica v a la defensa
de la fe.. Existe entire los miembros
de la Orden un gran entusiasmo para
asistir al Congreso Cat6lico que ha
de celebrarse pr6ximamente y donde.
Sc han de tomar medidas altamente
beneficiosas para la religion cat6lica
en- nuestra isla. Sera algo asf como
una gran cruzada de la fe cristiana,
un revivimierto de la igIesia. Y a
jnzgar por los nunerosos elementos
de esa religion conque hemos habla-
tlo el entusiasmo no Sc circunscribe
tan solo esta capital sino que inn
pera en- toda la isla.
Una de- las resoluciones aproba-
das por licha Asamblea, fue la si-
guiente:-
IA la Asamblea de Distrito de la.
Isla de Puerto Rico, en- su session ce-
lebrada Ell dia 18 de mayo de 1924.
POR CUANTO: ell Cuarto Grado
de- la Orden de los Caballeros de Co
lon tiene por lena Ell PATRIOTS.
MO;
PoR CUANTO, Para cumplir con,
ii PATRIOTISMos es necesario te-
ner patriotas;
aPOR CUANTO, los patriotas sur
gen de los nihos;
yPOR TANTO. resuelyase por la
Asamblea, constituir en- la isia de
Puerto Rico eli 'Regimiento de los
Cadetes Cat6licos de Puerto Rico"..
Como Sc We por Ia anterior reso-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-30
DoNA MARIA cRosAs
DE SALDAfsA


In la madrugada de aver dej6 de
existir en- esta capital la muy digna
matrona, Dofia Maria Crosas de salda-
ma esposa amantisima del respectable v
distinguido cabaliero, muy, estimado
amigo, nuestro, doctor jose Esteban
Saldafa.
Hace va tempo que una pertinaz 40
lencia venia aquejando la noble Sc
fiora que nos ha abandonado para STEM
pre-. va en- diferentes ocasiones, lle-
g6 temerse por su preciada vida. sn
muerte ha producido general sentimien-
to- en- toda nuestra sociedad en-, donde,
tanto Ia fianada, como la disdngpida
familia Saidaha gozan de grandes SIM
patias estimaci6n verdadera.
Las virtudes y m6ritos que atescra-.
ba la dana extinta. le hicieron ocupar
siempre I'M sitio: preeminente en- el CO.
ra16n de todos cuanbos la conocieron4
yls ejemplaridad de sp vida 10 demues-
ira 81 haber dejado una fanilia que es
ejempl0 de bondades, sinpatias DIS
tinci6n.
FL entierro de sus restos mortales
50 verifcara en- la. mahana de hoy,
las diez, en- el cementerio de esta ciu.
dad y es indudable, one hax de resultar
una verdadera demostraci6n del duelo
de. nuestra sociedad ante tan sensible
irreparable p6rdida.
Ell MuNDo. al consignar esta dolo-
rosa nota, SO complace en- enviar su
pesame, uniendose en- su justisima pena,
los familiares todos de Ia estinada
DANA extinta, sus hijos dofa Anita.
Doaa Joseana, Don Manuel, Doha ma
RIA Lnisa, v n'cn Esteban, sus hijos. po-
liticos, Doha Isabel Amadeo. Don Jose
kguirre, Dr. Esteban A. de coenAga.
y doctor Mario Julia muy particular
mente su estimado esposo nnestro ve-
nerable y iisting,lido compatriota doc
tor lose Esteban saldaha.