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The Nome nugget., 1925-11-07
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHiCl
BOSTON STATION PICKS UP MESSAGE FROM ARCTIC
 ASKING FOR ASSISTANCE

Boston. Mass. November 5,Pl- Station w E n q local radio sta tion here. heard the following mes sage yesterday from q Hudson Bay trading station in the far Ar't' regions asking that provisions be sent to one of the post which is insuiiiciently supplied with provi- sion due to the failure of the com pany's vessel being unable to arrive due to ice conditions. The message as picked up by the Bp3ton station is herewith quoted; -"The follow ing message is for the Hudson Bay trading stations at Chesterfield In let and Repulae Bay at Wagner's Inlet, the eompany's relief slip fail .d to reach South Hampton Island
 s season due to storms and ice condition. aequcn,ly that trad ing pust is i-,sutiic;e"tly supplied with provisions. IT Chesterfield or Wagner stations receives this mes sage. rush special courier tn ite- pulse and have forwarded there to south Hampton two sleds loaded with food. advising Sonth Hampton to draw upon Repulse where stocks are plentiful should Repulse TO- ceive this message aet on it at once without waiting for word from Chesterfield or Wagner stations, signed, Hudson Bay Company. Mon treal." It was learned here from company officials that more than year ago the Hudson Bay Com pany supplied many of their posts
 in the Arctic with radio receiving sets for receiving messages, which otherwise would take months for delivery, the sets were also furnish ed to provide entertainment for the
 trappers.
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WEDNESDAY,
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FIVE AIEUTLAN ISLAND
 VOLCANOES ARE SMOKING

Seattle, Nov. 2. (P1-The Coast Guard Cutter Algonquin arrived here last night. Lieutenant Com mander C. F. Howell is reported as saying. 'I have been cruising in Alaska waters for twenty three years but never before have seen the volcanoes in the Aleutian Is lands so active Katmai Pavlof Makushin, Shissaldin and VsedioT are all smoking violently with a sort of mushroom halso hanging over the craters. From my obser- vaiions Makushin appears to be the most active volcano with the halo around it more dense and larger volume of smoke issuing from the crater. The less intermittent vol canoes have been comparatively quiet since the Katmai eruption of several years ago. l also learned been no earthquakes for the past year, and believe the activity of he volcanoes Is probably caused by q disturbance near the center of the earth"
 The Elgonquin brought out member of the wrecked motorship Ariel who suffered exposure from the wreck. and it is reported that he was dashed to the engine of the Nome Coast Guar1 life saving boat in an effort to keep him warm dur ing the voyage to Nome. He will be cared for by the Alaska Steam ship Company and taken to Sitka on one of their vessels The Al gonquin found some sickness in Nushagak. which when investigated was reported as influenza last July It was also learned that Attu Is- land has q population of some 3S natives,
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Kelso. Nov. 3. tP)- Mrs. Cora Zack, demented mother of nine children who lived twenty years on a lonely homestead on the upper kalama River. killed her youngest son aged five. by hacking of the childs head with double sitted axe in the front room of their home. After killing the boy lhe mother walked n mile and d half to the rural school. where she told
 he rest of her and neighbors of the act. The authorities were in formed of the deed who took charge and upon being questioned the reason for her rash act, the mother said "I killed the boy be- cause he never has been right since his birth"
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Baltimore. Nov. 1. (R-General Felix Angus died here today at the age of SC years. he had been in i'll health for eight months. General Angus was born in Lyons. France, in 1859. and was hero of two wars, being a brigadier general at the age of 20. fought under Napoleon 3rd in his war against Austria and leaving France came 10 the United States in 1860. He joined the Union ranks at the out break of war and enlisted as a private with the Fifth New York ZOuaves. where he won rapid pro- motion. He led the charge at Ash land Bridge and was In the dash at Hanover Court House. partici- pated in the storming of the hills at Richmond and was wounded at Gaines Mills. He served as Lieut.. ColonI under General Sheridan at the battle of Winchester and was Ia personal witness of Sheridan famous ride. After he was wound ed at Gaines Mills. General Angus was taken to the home of Chas. C. Fulton in Baltimore. owner and publisher of the Baltimore Ameri- can, where he was cared for by Mir. Fulton's daughter Annie E. Fulton who later became General Angus
 wife when the war was ended.
 He then joined the stan of the American and on the death of MT. Fulton in 1S83 he became publi- sher. exercising powerful influence in the interests of the city and public enterprises. He was one of the original members of the Asso- ciated Press, a delegate to several Republican conventions, member
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MONDAY
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Seattle, Nov. 1st, R)-A most spectacular ire occurred Saturday in the Automobile Block on Pine Street, which threatened for a time to destroy the accessory agencies. sales rooms and service garages, before being brought under control. after two million dollars damages were sustained.
 The fire originated from heater In the basement of the Miller-Nor- ton Sales Company and spread rap idly to the Willys. Overland and the Firestone Tire and Rubber Com panies shops. The blaze was most spectacular. the firemen being un- able to stem the advancing flames owing to low water pressure. while numerous explosions of oil and gas- oline added to the terrors and in- tensity of the blaze. all of which made 1t impossible for the firemen to control the situation until vir- tually the entire block of buildings was gutted and a property damage loss of over two million dollars was inflicted.
 C. A. Scatterday. once manager of the Firestone Tire Company. ea- timated his loss at over million dollars, as there was over seventy i've carloads of tires destroyed.
 The Miller-N Norton Sales Company estimate their loss at half a million d, Ears, the Wi:iys. Overland e,'t mated at three hundred thousand damage to buildings one hundred thousand and several other losses ranging from a thousand to thirty two thousand dollars.
 The fire was the most costly that Seattle has had in a number o' ysars, destroying as 1t did all the buildings in the heart of the Auto mobile district. The losses were fairly we'll covered by insurance.
 Although the fire was attendant with danger owing to the explo sive material in the buildings only two Aremen were slightly hurt.
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Seward, Alaska, Nov. 2, (P)-Dr. Richard Derby, husband of Ethel Roosevelt, Just returned following a five weeks big game hunt with rife and camera at Skillak Lake country and the Kodiak Peninsula, Four fine trophies were secured, two brown bears and two sheep. He was also successful In obtaining two thousand feet of film of wild animal life. and states that his Moose trip was thoroughly success full and is coming back next time with Kermit and Teddie Roosevelt who are now hunting on the Pamir Range of West Turkestan for the rare Ovls Poli sheep.
 Derby says Alaska is the greatest hunting ground in the world, and is quoted as saying "my enthusiasm ls genuine. l have enjoyed the fin est trip of my life. especially onf day week ago. when l tracked wounded bear four miles ovel the snow. it was a grand day foi sustained excitement"
 Dr. Derby accompanied by Henr! George and Lucas Nelson. guides are elaving tonight for Montague Islan.; on two weefa hunt, tho, expressed the desire for one more bear and more movie film.
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ANOTHER MISTAKE

The Alaska Department of the ported that nineteen thousand hve hundred tons of tin concentrates were shipped from placer tin mines at Nome this year.
 Note On Sept. 2Gth the Nugget published an article stating that MT ChristianSen the owner Of the tin mine al York had 10 or II tons of tin sacked for shipment outside. it sure is wonderful how things are magnified by the Seattle newspa- perS.
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DENIOd TIDAL WAVE
 SWEEPS NEW YORK
 WALKER ELECTED MAYOR

New York, Nov. ! (.Pt-Srnafor James Walker was swept into the Mayors office on the crest of n Democratic tidal wave. leading his Republican opponent. Frank Water
 man, of the Waterman Fountain Pen Company, by more than three
 hundred and seventy eight thnus- and, with votes from ali but one hundred and ninty three precincts counted. The Democrats captured ali the important posts all through out New York State. =--.-..
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TELEGRAPH BItEViTIES

l.londudno. Wales. Nov. 2, (Pl ed and seventeen other, including one woman and nine children are missing, following the bursting of dam which destroyed the village of Dolgarrog. Houses and business places We're swept away and hum dreds of cattle including sheep. were drowned. il is estimated that one hundred and eighty million Lake rushed down the Vale Conway yesterday.
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Seattle, Nov. 1, (R-William c. Grady the discoverer of Gold Pan creek in the Cassiar district arrived in Seattle yesterday. In an inter view Mir. Grady said, "once you dis cover gold and start taking 1t out half of the fun is gone, it's search ing for 1t that gives you the real kick. maybe will sell out so I can go to the hills again and locate something new"
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Seward. Oct. 31, (P)-N. E. Boom hover, a New York carpet manu- facturer, returned here after a two months big game hunt Mir. Boom hover shot brown bear ten feet long and nineteen inches between he ears, he also shot two reindeer, two caribou and two grizzlies. One pair of antlers had sixty nine points nearly equalling the worlds re cord Mir. Boomhower has hunted in every part of the world and de clared Alaska is a remarkable place for hunting. there is unlimit- ed quantities of game which can be easily secured by a single shot. while in the states weeks and some times months are necessary to get n shot"
 Boomhower was the first man to hunt game on horse back in Alaska, Wm. Kaiser the well known guide who accompanied him, said he saw 5000 ducks in Ilimina bay
 Mir. Boomhower leaves for Valdez to hun, mountain goat, after which he plans an expedition to British East Africa for the winter and will return to Alaska next Spring
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Wednesdays Election Reports:

New York. Nov. 4, R-Complete returns of yesterdays election showed that Walker was elected Mayor of New York by plurality of four hundred and enc thousand five hundred and eighty ane votes. The total vote was million and n quarter. The election of Walker means that the four amendm '"ts hich are favored by Gov '"nor Smith have been approred hy the people.
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New Jersey, Nov. $, P-t'om- missioner A. Parry Moore. of Jer- sey City, a wet democrat, Is leading his opponent state senator Arthur Whitney, n republican, fr t'"vr'- nor of the state, ln statement to the public Moore said. 1T elected he would initiate s movement to urge Congress to modify the V0'' stead law"
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the United States. The Indictments involve a release of seven million dollars of seQuestered assets of the American Metal Company, to be reported to Swiss owners.
 The jury declared Miller and Jess Smith. former Attorney General Daugherty's friend. arranged the transfer receiving for this $3S,000 in the recovered assets.
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Malcolm Nichols. a resigned collec- tor of Internal Revenue. and ten other candidates competed. Nichols boiled sixty four thousand two hun dred and thirty three votes, his nearest competitor Thomas Glynn, received forty ore thousand nine hundred and thirty three votes.
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Washington, Nov. 2, tP)-The Court Martial officers held that Col, Mitchell was within his rights to ask testimony from long list of witnesses. including three Cabinet Officers in order to defend himself The Court denied the motion to dismiss the charges on th,. plea that the prosecution had not pre- sented proof of hls guilt.
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PRES. COOLIDGE PREPARING
 ANNUAL MESSAGE CONGRESS-

Washington. Nov. 5. R)-Presi- Coolidge called Senator BOrah for Il conference to discuss with him the Presidents annual message to congress when 1t convenes next month. It was learned that the France and Belgian debt. the sit- nation in Chinese and Russian saf- fairs will be the main .tOnics 4oe
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gerous q iour.cy she replied quite simply Why. to he with my hus- band. of course
 Her advice to vould-be explorers of her sex is terse. of women want to go from Oran to North Africa to Cape Town in an auto mobile they must make up their minds to do without their daily bath and their morning manicure. I hey must be ready and willing to lend hand in tight places. either 10 pull the car ont of rut or help to build bridges of logs-we built at least 129."
 Washington. November 5. R- In compromises agreeable to both sides of the Court Martial. Mitchell agreed to withdraw the supoenaes requested for Major General Robert C Davis. the Adiutant General of the Army Read, Admiral Jones President of the shenandoah In quiry Court. and Major A. N. krog- staf of Lukefeld. Honolulu. Lieut.. Colonel McMullen. Assistant Trial Judge Advocate. obtained the con sent Of the White House. War, Navy and Agricultural Departments that their aviation documents be given to The defense.
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Louisville. Nov 1, C. The Conr rier-Journal in a published state meni this morning said "Slugging and shooting was resorted 10 i'll the alleged use of repeaters employed in voting" which attended the re-
 urn of Ihr republicans to power with the election of Arllu Will's as Mayor, over Joseph T n'Neil. democrat Dispatches from eastern kentmck told of three dead and several wounded The vote from six sixty four ont of seven hundred precincts gave Wills Hfty five thou- sand three hundred and thirty seven. O'Neil received fifty three hundred and six voteH
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TUESDAY (TElEGRAPHIc)

Washington, Nov. 3, P)-It Is reported that a majority of the Muscle Shoals Commission will re commend the temporary operation of the project by the Government if satisfactory. private letse can not be obtained4aHtois is also expect ed that there will be two minority reports submitted.
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Seattle. Oct. 31. R-A big Nor weigian film company. yesterday asked in the Federal Court here. that the films libeled on the Maud be released. declaring in their de- mand that the movie cameras was their private property. and further arguing that the use of the films was bound up with the story of Amundsen's Exploration Expedition
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FRENCH WOMAN THINKS
 LOT OF HER HUSBAND

Havre, France. Nov. 4,(P)-Mme. Delingette. has nothing of the ex- plorer about her. yet she is said to be the first woman to have crossed the Sahara desert. This journey she accomplished with her husband and M. BOnnaure, an engineer She l., Aafutv C-.- -sz-7
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Seattle, Oct. 3l. @-John M. Hubbard. world was veteran, who was gassed and shell shocked in France, shot and killed Velma Wright hairdresser, then killed himself because she refused to marry him. There was no witness es to the affair which took place in the girls room at the home of her foster father.
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Washington, Nov. 2. tP Harry McLeary of the San Antonio News. and Kenneth Mccall of the lious- ton Press. testified yesterday before the Court Martial proceedings that Colonel Mitchell gave them state ments September fifth. Lloyd Gre eory of the Austin Office of the Associated Press, told of his going to Port Arkansas to remain with Mitchell after his statement printed in the press of the nation. The Prosecution rested and Defense moved to strike out four of the e,aht specifications, but he Court adjourned without making ruling
 ri this subject or the matter of the subpoeans asked for by Mitchell.
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New York. ov.1,B-The Spec ial Grand Jury which was impaRel- led recently, indicted Thomas w
 Miller of Delaware. n former Alien Property Custodian for four Ger man 6wiss citizens. and also three German Swiss Corporations. charg- ing him with conspiracy to defraud
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Geneva. Nov. l, (A-The League of Nations asked forslFrench com ment on the petitions protests and complaints filed with the League concerning bombardment Of Damas- GUS from October the eighteenth to October the twentieth
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Way Cross. Georgia. Nov. 3.(P)- In collision of the fast New York to Florida passenger train with a school bus, it resulted in the death of eight children and twenty one injured. The driver who was ar rested explained that he had the side curtains on the bus and did not see the train approaching.
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Los Angeles, Nov. 2, (R)-Two persons were arrested last night under the Wright Act and also for suspicion of burglary and identi- fled as Joe Ward and Alvah XII bourne. who broke jail at Seattle on September 18th.
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Mexico City, Nov. s. @-Five were killed and twenty seven were wounded during the Gubernatoriai election at Yucat t... according tr reports from Meridian. the capital c: that state.
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Detroit. Nov. 4th. R-Mayor Smith was reelected yesterday, de- feating the Klan candidate Charles Bowles, The complete vote gives smith one hundred and forty thou- sand eight hundred and thirty eight. Bowles received one hundred and eleven thousand and fifty one.
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San Francisco Nov t.'h tA9 The voters yesterday "lerj"i nns Supervisors and disappruy-d the sale of hydroelectric poG"" by he Hrtch H"tch> proioe ;u prvai" corporations for distrirht"n, and he City proposal 10 buS for 'hi@I six million the Market Street Rail way was voted down by 4 vote of eight tu one.
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Seattle. Nov. 3. R,-AmOng the passengers arriving on the steamer Alameda from Nome yesterday was Carl J. Lomen. of Nome. who re ported that the reindeer shipments this year amounted tn thirty six hundred. about treble the amount of any other year in the past
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of the Grand Army. of the Loyal Legion and the holder of many titles of honor. General Angus had two daughters, Mrs. Oscar Les ser. wife of Judge Lesser of Mary land and Miss Elsie Angus.
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New York. Nov L tl) Harry Moore the wet democrat yesterday sey. defeating state Senator Whit ney who was an anti=saloon league candidate and indorsed as such. by a plurality of nearly ninety thous- and. with q thousand one hundred and seventy two precincts counted out of twenty eight hundred and len districts missing.
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pekine. Nov 3, (P, The Ameri can Legion has been informed that bandits are holding two American priests at St Johns island lust south of Hong Kong. and il Is m derstood that an American destroy CT and Chinese war ship are now to the island To render as,!. tance to the priests.
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MORE FOOTBALL RESULTS.

U. w. Freshmen l2, University of Oregon freshmen [.
 Y w. Freshmen 21. University o' British Columbia o.
 U. w. 23, w. s. C. nothing. D. A. C. 27, Montana '. aHskell Indians 10. Gonzaga 9. U. C. 27, Pomona College Q. Stanford 35, Oregon 13. Whitman 20. Willamette 13. Occidental College 13. Whittiers College soothing,
 St. Mary's 2S. IT. c. S b. 0. 1T. W. Super Varsity 3. Bellinf ham nothing.
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Vancouver. Nov. 2. (H1-Stephen Thall, aged 79. q British Columbia
 . pioneer, who was an cypress agent and postmaster al the One hundred and fifty mile house in the Caribou district along the klondike route in the early gold rush days, died here yesterday
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Washington. November !. (A9-- The House Ways and Means Com mi lee decided on tentative nm1t tax reduction of three hundred mil lion dollars
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University of Southern California scored eight touchdowns. Idaho crossed Southerners goal once, Ida no rallied in the second period but were unable to master enough steam to withstand the onslaught of the Californians
 Franklyn Field, Philadelphia "A. Pennsylvania ?; Red Changers ran all through the Quakers, be sides receiving the ball in triple pass after which they raced fifteen yards and touched downed.
 New Haven.-Yale 2s. Army '.
 Finals were played off at Syra- cuse as follows: Pennsylvania State o, Syracuse 2.
 At Princeton-S Swarthmore z. Princeton l9.
 At Providence-Dartm IA. Brown o.
 At LincOln-Oklahoma o. Nebras- ka 12.
 At Annarbor Michigan 54. Navy nothing.
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Seattle, Nov. 2, R)-The city council yesterday voted seven to two to adopt Councilman Carroll's ordinance, providing for an cleo tion from March to 18th. of freeholders. to revise the charter.
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SAYS STATE DOING MORE
 TO AID LUNATHCS THAN TO DEVELOP Al BRACE PERSON

Spokane. Wash. November |, tA') President Su2zallo addressi"e q gathering of the SpJk Il" Alumnae Association yesterday aaid :,.at the state Was Goine more to "aid the lunn,ics tla: ii was lo '"y"lop inc average person.
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Paris. Nov.,3. B-The Socialist Council yesterday refused to give a vote of confidence to the Painleve Cabinet by close vote,
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Cordova. Nov. 3. (F-A flaming cross of the klu Klux Klan was seen for the first time in the his tory of Cord0va, when last Satur day night it burned or. a hill near the town,
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Washington, Nov. 2,tPl Colonel Mitchell asked the Court Martial 10 summon secretary of War Davis. secretary Wilbur and President coolidge's private secretary Sand CTS, but did not mention Coolidge.
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Muskosee. Michigan. Nov. 2.

Muskogee. Michigan. Nov. 2. @ The man who was shot and kill ed after he had shot and fatally wounded City Detective Hammond. last Saturday night, was identified by fingerprints and measurements as George Anderson. a pal pf Ger ald Chonmar o~A rt~.'~- I'
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Seattle. Nov. 1. @-E. o. Birg- field. the new prohibition adminis- trator for Alaska sailed for his headquartesr at Juneau on the Vic
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New York, Nov 3, (P)-The apa- thy which marked the municipal campaign after the primaries re tipcted slow voting today.
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sought the arrest of Anderson for passing counterfeit money in her candy store.
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Seattle. Nov. 2. (P-The salvage of damaged goods is put at fire loss amounting to eight hundred and forty one thousand,
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In the final game between the COlOnels and the Seals the ColOnels made four runs in the st inning. Inc calls dr .. . nebbcry and Solley from the slab and jr nped into the icaa in the ,ond 5e.', clinch.i
 h- [: me in he eighin wh.l 'i3 son doubled. Rhyme sacrifice, Az new singled Score. Louisville. 8. l2. 1; San Francisco, 9. IS, Q: the Crockett Williams. McSweeney and Agnew for Frisco. and Deberry, Solley. Cnllop and Myer for Louis vile.
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Boston. Nov. 4,R-For the first
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-22
BANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRI-
CoIA DE PUERTO RICO
PAGo DE DIvIDENDoS

Por cuenta de los benefcios OBJ
tenidos en- ell primer semestre del
ejercic;o social del Banco de 1924
25, ore termino en- 81 de Diciem-
bre tltimo, la Junta de Directories,
acord6 repartir I'm dividendo acti-
70 PROVISIONAL de tres d6lares for
acci6n, cuyo pago quedara abier-
to desde ell dia veinte del acutl
mes de Enero.
Lo que Sc pone en- conocimiento
de los sefiores accionistas para
qua desde dicha fecha ordenen re-
ccgsr en- gecrctaria la correspon-
diente papeleta
P. RoCAFORT,
Ell Secretario.
San Juan, P. r.
7 de Enero de 1925.
Advt.