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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

"Omccr 666. who. by unanimous
vote. has been acclaimed the funniest
and most popular policeman that ever
swung q night stick. viii be on post
az the oliver Saturday matinee and
night. where his efforts 70 extriCate
himself from q web OF complications
IN which he becomes entangied. is
certain 10 arouse the usual whirlwind
OF laughter that has followed IN his
wake ever since he vas appointed on
the laughing squad q year ago.
There is no speedier or surer cure
for n crouch than paying a visit 10
Officer CSC"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22
DON'T LET BABY SUFFER WITH
E1ZE-NIA AND SKIN ERIIPTIONS

Babies need a perfect skin-cOver-
ing. Skin eruptions cause them not
only intense suffering. but hinder
their growth. DR. HOBSON'S ECZE-
MA OINTMENT can be relied on for
relief and permanent cure of suffering
babies whose skin eruptions have made
their life miserable. Our baby was
afflicted with breaking out OF the skin
all over the face and scalp. Doctors
and skin specialists failed to help. We
tried DR.. HObson's Eczema Ointment
and were overjoyed 20 see baby COM
pletely cured before one box was
used" writes Mrs. Strubler, Dubuque,
Iowa. All druggists. or by mail. Doc
PFETFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY
ST. Louis--Mo. PhiIadcIDhia-, Pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22
KINGsBURY.

Travis school has closed on account
OF a scarlet fever epidemic.
Little Russell Harder IS improved.
John Kneisley spent Sunday al
home.
Emmett Ceilings is visiting his
uncle. Lon Lybrook.
Mrs. John Holiday went to Chicago
Thursday.
Mr.. Henson returned Thursday
from South Bend where ne has
been visiting his children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Henson OF
South Bend visited Mrs. Henson's
mother, Mrs Pucier.
Mrs. Berlin Spencer Of Valparaiso
spent Thursday at this place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22
Health and Beauty HELPS
BIZ MRS. MAE MARTYR.

Mn. o. L: You complain OF brittle.
faded hair. You viii fad that keeping
effective way % restore the natural beauty
and softness but ia selecting your sham
POO avoid soaps or mixtures cOnt0inin :
free alkah. BY disSolving teaspOonful
canfhrOx in q cup hot water you win have
a mild. soothing cleansing mixture that
makes the head feel fine and removes all
, dust dandruf and excess oil. leaving the
scalp clean and plant and assuring a
beautiful growth Of long, luS,rouS, FUZZY
hair.
Z. G.: Nature never intended woman
20 have fuzz ca her cheek. Get from
your druggist small original package
~ delatone and mix q little q the powder
with water. Apply the paste to the OBJ
noxCus hairs ana in or 9 minutes rub of
aud the hairs VIII come with il. After
veiVety and free from hair or blemlsh.
Katie: Yes. powder has ruined more
complications than Il las aided and while
YOU use i YOU can hope for nothing better
tIau an imitation OF real complexion.
Take my advice Get from your druggist
ounces spurmax and dissolve IN y pint
hot water or witch hazel then add ? tea r.
sPocnfuls glycerlne and you will have an
ideal Yet inexpensive lotion. which seems
part II the skin Apply this spurmaX
lotion s2arinngly ard rub lightly for an
instant and * Will vanish. leaving the skin
clear and soft. The daily Use Of this spur
max lotion rids the skin Of that coaree
s3llOw. oily appearance and renders the
complexion diviuely fair and beautiful.
Elaine: Yes. there is n harmless way
60 make your eyes sparkle. a way that
wiz also strengthen and rid them OF that
dull ache and tired feeling You mention.
Make ANA use che following eve tonic:
Dissolve I ounce cryStos i'm / pint clear
Waipr. then put or 3 drops In each eve
Jew minutes daily 1t is an excellent thing
for granuiaJed eyelids 20 reduce infam-
NATION and take out soreness.
Miss c.: Dandrun Is the cause Of your
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22
"UNCIE TONES CARINv

While the reasons that actuated the
writing Of this great story of slavery
days have passed some sixty years
the tale itself is as potent IN it's ap-
peal To the human sympathies as IL
was the day IL first was written. IT
IS therefore with more than ordinary
interest that the public has received
the news that Mrs. Stoves novel has
been done in film and viii be present
ed TO millions Of patrons of the NOV
ing picture theaters. This 1lm will
be shown in three reels today, at the
Surprise theatre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22
GROW YOUR HAIR

Henerline's Hair Tonic and Gay Hair
Restorer. the great California discovery, by
John ". Henerrne. is one OF the greatest
hair growers and dnndrun cure IN thu
world. "a needs starved hair and makes n
grow. Does not color the scalp. Manu-
factured and sold by John w. Hefrerline.
1914 Demple avenue. Dayton. Ohio: iii
East THrst street. Muncie. md. Large bot.
ties sl-00 prepaid en- receipt OF -paee-Aa.
vertiseuoak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

The American theater today il
showing Handsome" Harry Myers
and Ethel Clayton in a new story
picture. Seeds OF Wealth." and
Kathlyn Williams in a dramatic Of
fering. 1.-THE House OF Misery or
How Hearts Win out" Pathe's
weekly is also on the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

The Common Law" a dramatiza-
ton OF Robert ". Chambers sensa-
tional novel. which Manager A. II.
Woods produced last season with
such gratifying results. is booked for
the Oliver for Friday evening. and
countless numbers OF fiction readers
who have been charmed and fasci-
mated by Mr.. Chambers book. viii
doubtless look forward 10 witnessing
the play with much pleasureabls in
tereSt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

Why suffer with your stomach kid
neys and liver when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will make you we'll? If
taken this month. keeps you we'll all
the year. So cents, Tea or Tablets.
Coonley Drug Store. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

The musical show with the nom
descriptive title. ~ should Worry
opened a four DAYS engagement at
the Orpheum sunday % crowded
houses. The piece IS termed a mu-
Eical geI1eW and the hours time -oe-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-22

trouble. Cleanse the s,alp thoroughly.
I1en twice a week massage q lttle OF this
home made tonic into the scalp Make the
tonic by pouring l ounce quinzoin into u
Pint alcohol. 10 which r. then added u
pnt water. This qulnZoia tonic Is sooth-
ing and healing 70 itching, tender scalps
and IS wonderfully effective "a restorfn 2
t1e gloss and fuhiness 30 duh. Stringv
hair and lis continued use VIII induce a
lovely growth of long. healthy, beautiful
hair.
Distress: You can quickly remove that
DurdenSome Fat and regain your former
ngure If You use parnOtis. prepared Nj ht-
tie expense, IS follows Into IA pints hot
water put 4 ounces parlotis aud strain
hen cool. Take q tablespoonful before
each meal until your weight Is sufficiently
reduced. then discontinue treatment. No
III results follow this method Of reduction
and your hesh and skin VIII be left firm
and smooth.
Maurice: The sallow. yellow color Of
Your neck and chin u which YOU speak,
are caused by sluggish blood and which is
n'st properly eliminating che poisons from
ne system. Try this blood purifier and
tonic: Into y pint alcohol whisky must
not be used pOur O ounce oardene, then
add - cupful sugar and hot water to
make a fun Quart. Take tablespoonful
of this old fashioned blood cleanser and
tonic before each meal. This is splendid
Tor that weak. worn feeling and restores
The vial organs % a healthy condition.
and its timely use viii save much serious
sickness.
Eva: II your skin is vrinkled or
saggy. YOU need the stimulating and beau
tifyinC effect Of some simple vegetable
lely-cream, which can be easily and
cbeaPly made at home. Try this ONE.
which is the hest g many I have used
Got from yonr druggist one ounce oil
mozoin. and dissolve In Il pint cold water
adding two teaspOoafuls glycerine Use
this with a gentle massage and as a jelly
mask on wrinkled surface and II win
work wonders on yCur skin. eradica ting
wrinkles and restoring that velvety, youth
ful glOw.-Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
BY NORMAN

AYEw YORK fi-when Star the de-
tails OF the imprisonment Of Adoph Gust Seattle said Gust
his him the
Anony Ludlow JAIL he didn't whs, Interest
Ing situation he sending forth to
jail
n he side OF this city.
the midst OF a
windows look down
life fourth high wall shuts In the
parhke where the club members daily take the air
civl only Most OF them
another and
which deauled for aimony
jail and kept there for period not
II than $500 he be kept
his the amonydodger cannot be
rested again nonpayment he need never any
makes $4,000 In three months
theoretically
concre,ey and told Warden
uat TO- 10 doing thing
sllmony" said That's $500
2e old wife It's
time $1,000 she
Here m months
another cent I'm $4,000 to
a Q a. dope u out"
mus be for got
doing thing them
aimony
visiting days and bring them good things
the they spend
chairs and tables They smoke read
write chawhaover they please long as they behave as
should n a welLkept hostelry.
John Morris him Jonn Nor
who q a policeman big
all the time because
vii persist n sitting down occasionally.
Mrs TAYLOR of the
allowed
VIII thert Is good Tayors
in welcomes OF It's
tails having occupied months beard writing play
getting rid OF burdensome obheaion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11

When Willie came down to
breakfast this morning his neck
bore no signs OF highwater marks.
Strange,
Concluding his meal, he an.
nounced that he had decided to
stay around the house today and
perform any duties which might
be desired. The mystery was
cleared up by glance at the cal
endar. The circus Is comiB to
town
Commencing Wednesday after
noon. Ringing Bros circus, the
biggest tented show to appear here
this year. will give -four perform
ances. one In the afternoon, the
other at night, on each day.
Something new and greater
show than ever" IL the claim OF the
circus people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
100000 ASKED

Suit for s300.0 900. probably the
largest amount asked In King
county court for the death OF a
person. was begun this morning by
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Rlninger and Helen
Dorothy Rininger. 10. widow and
daughter Of DR.. Edmund NJ. Rim.
niger. who was instantly killed in
an auto collision with an inter
urban car Of the Puget Sound Trac.
tion. Light A. Power Co, at the
Rivertou grade crossing on July
25. 1912.
The complaint alleges the com.
pany was negligent In failing 10 re.
move the cmbankment along the
west side OF the right OF way near
the crossing. which obscured the
vision OF persons approaching from
the westward Dr. Rininger was
~ when he died. and the complaint
states he was earning from $50. 900
to $4,000 per year He was one OF
the bestknown physicians in Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
WOMAN'S DRESS is
AN ADVERTISEMENT
SAYS DIR. MATTHEWS


DR. NJ. A. Matthews. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, speak
ing on The immortality of Pres
ent-day Dress" made powerful
plea Sunday night for simple dress.
He blamed immodest fashion as
the first contributing cause to the
ruin OF thousands of girls. Mems
dress didn't escape critiolsnS
either.
Here are some of DR.. Matthews
pointed sentences:
THE average woman'e dress is
an advertisement"
MAN. who Is as conceited as
woman In dress, has worn every
conceivable garment down through
the ages"
"The bathing costume 10 regard
ed lmmodest In any other place
than the beach,"
"A lack Of clothing is Indicative
OF lack Of character"
TIVE fundamental In woman's
dress, the skirt, has never changed.
except for a few freaks, who tried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
DIAZ HAS SECRET CONFAB
With JAPS AT HIS HOTEL;
LEAVES ON WAY TO JAPAN

DIR. Iuichi Soyeda. former assist.
ant minister OF finance OF Japan.
and Tadao KaIniya. honorary sec
retary OF the Toxic Chamber OF
Commerce. happened to be aboard
the Shasta Limited with the Diaz
party when they arrived Saturday
night.
Just happened, That's the way
influential Seattle Japanese ex-
plalned # to curious newspaper.
men. At any rate.
Then Diaz had no more than got
HIS luggage disposed OF than Japa-
nese Consul Takahashi called. and
the two held long and secret
conference.
Just a friendly visit" explained
the influential Seattle Japanese.
The General Won't Talk.
Newspapermen besleged the gen.
eral for an interview on the stu
alton in Mexico. They didn't get
very far. He was 40 fatigued, and
he was not conversant with the re-
cent developments at Mexico City.
and a dozen other excuses.
Included in his party are his
wife and Senorita Maria Obregon,
daughter OF General Obregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
GIRLS NERVOUS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IL
Lola Norris. the younger OF the
two girls who accompanied Diggs
and Camlnetti on tho Reno esca-
pade. was in such n nervous state
today, dreadlng the ordeal that con.
fronts her when, as witness
against Diggs. she will tell her
story, that there is doubt II she
will be able to take the stand when
the Diggs trial is called tomorrow.
Special Prosecutor Roche de.
clared that both girls are extreme
~ nervous. but he does not believe
either will collapse on the stand
Miss Norris, who was known as
Camlnettis wife during the time
the four we're together. is to he the
last witness for the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
PRESIDENTS
ENVOY IS IN
MEXlCOCITY
ey United Pres. Leased wir.

By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-WhiIe
the Mexican situation still is grave,
both President Wilson and secre-
tary Bryan believe the most immI-
nens danger Is past.
Now that the crisis Is over, 1t Is
freely admitted that the life OF John
Lind. the presidents envoy. was in
danger.
Secretary Bryan sat at his desk
until 1880 o'clock this morning. re-
fusing to leave until official word
came OF Lind's safe arrival in Mex
leo City.
States embassy at Mexico City, the
danger of any outrage directed at
him Is believed TO have been greatly
reduced.
II is officially stated that no fur
ther steps will be taken to carry out
the Wilson Administrators peace
plans until Lind completes his own
Investigations.
He will make IL plain that the
United States cannot recognize
Huerta as president OF Mexico in
any circumstances. and win All
in his power TO induce Americans TO
leave Mexico.
II is admitted here that the work
OF getting Americans started home
has been In progress for some days.
The greatest danger now is that
some positive outrage on Americans
viii force stern measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
ALYS WON'T QUIT

Against the advice OF Manager
Frank Bennett. Mrs. Alys Mickey
Bryant. wife Of Johnny Bryant, the
aviator who'los, his life In Victoria
last week. announces she will con
tlnue to make flights.
Frank Bryant. brother OF the un.
fortunate air-man. will also con
tlnue to fly.
Mrs. Bryant will never lose her
life flying for me-" declared Ben
nett. III she persists In flying.
she will have TO seek other man
agement. Now that Johnny is
dead, ! fear she will become
reckless"
They are at the Washington
hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
WHAT AILS WILL? RIEF DARED 'EM

Game Warden Rief Is jealous of
his authority. SO. when he heard
that Tacoma police officers we're
arresting men for fishing In the
Green river watershed, he went
down to Eagle Gorge, telephoned to
Chief Sanitary Inspector Foss of
Tacoma and Lee j. Cartern, po-
llceman, that he was fishing in the
watershed. and dared them to ar
rest him. They came out at his
invitation, but he wasn't pinched.
Rief says only sheriffs and con-
stables have a right, to make arrests
there. and not municipal officers.
He says three men were arrested.
and test cnse will be made this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11

a portion OF the basement was
occupied by the Palm cafe. and the
street floor by the clothing store OF
A. Bridge & Co.. whose stock Was
damaged by smoke. The three up
per floors were occupied as a roo, H.
ing house under the name OF the
Norman hotel.
II was necessary for the police
10 awaken many OF the occupanti,
OF the rooming house. and this was
done with difficulty because OF the
dense smoke that filled the hall.
All OF the downtown fire companies
fought the blaze for several hours
before II was finally subdued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
fire IN BASEMENT OF
OLD BUILDING DRIVES
RO0MERS into STREET

Two hundred men. sleeping IN
rooms on the upper floors Of the
old Schwabacher building. First
ay. and fesler way. we're driven
out at an early hour this morning
by a fire In the basement OF the
building that for n time threatened
serious proportions
The blaze was first discovered at
II 30 a. M. when smoke was seen
coming from the basement win
dows. This part Of the building
was occupied as storeroom by
Stevens, Anderson g. Ford. ship
chambers, and contained several
carloads OF tarrcd rope and other
material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11

A ssockiIy built fellow Of medium
height. swsrtby and good looking
IN . greasy sort Of way, and active
with eyes always alert. as hefiss a
man who esnno, tell at just what
nartfcutar moment he is going TO
X. blown off this sordid old earth
into a happler-or vice versa. Tsy-
hap-existence.
That's General Felix Diaz, part
ner OF the Murderer Huerta, and
candidate for the presidency oi
Nexico I'm the October elections.
Dtaz left Seattle this morning for
Vancouver on the Q O'Clock boat.
after occupying a nine-room SUITE
at the Washington since SATURDAY
might. He fs TO sail Wednesday
for Japan.
Golrc 10 Say THANK You"
he tells. through his private sec
yetary. Jose Romero. a nobbily at
tired. strav-hatted. squat little
Mexican. who IS Overwhelmingly
pollte. how he IL going to Japan
10 thank the mikado in person for
that nations official recognition OF
Nexico's centenary celebration
three years ago.
I'm other quarters. various theo-
ries are being advanced regarding
the mission OF Diaz, which differ
widely from his own version.
One 10 that he will make dlckcr
with Japan to give that country ?
naval base on the western coast OF
Mexico.
Already Japan has established
colonies there. Thousands OF the
little brown men have been landed
there, right at Uncle Sans very
door.
The Diaz apartments at the
Washington were the scene of
much mystery and intrigue over
Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
GETS OFF EASILY

That n II. Latimer, president OF
tie Dexter Horton bank. escaped
{, xation for the past 90 years on
oiIe-third OF his property in the
Luke Washington addition, near
Byn Mawr. is the substance OF a
CO rnplaint filed with the board of
equalization this morning by Hugo
Kelley.
In plating the land. Latimer ded-
ieafed certain streets and alleys.
presumably for public use.
I,ut Kelley alleges that the ded-
icai ion contained ''ioher" mas
mw n as the streets were hpld sub
ject to any reservation" 10 be
ma de by Latimer. Under the CTR
cur distances, Kelley contends the
str ,ets are not public property. but
are. owned by Latimer outright.
and should be taxed.
Tue property is worth about
sthN00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
TWAS WARM SUNDAY

With the maximum temperature
reaching SIS degrees Sunday, the
Thermometer fell short but two
tenths OF degree OF equaling the
years record. The high mark for
the year was reached August l..
when the mercury rose to SIS de-
grees. The record for Seattle is
90 degrees, which was registered
on June s, 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
ASK AMERICAN CITIZENS TO leave MEXICO
AH,ME!THOSE.
HAPPY PRIZE
FIGHT DAYS..

Judge Humphries this morning
appointed Rep n, r. Foster and
Prosecuting Attorney Murphy TO
bring action before the Bar asso
citation looking TO the disbarment
of Attorney Thorwaid Sicgfried.
The latter beat the Judge 90 e.
He has already filed two com.
plants with Special Prosecutor
Lundin against Judge Humphries
asking for the courts disbarm.nt
Judge Humphries' ora'ion today
was prompted by a letter Of critl.
clsm from Miss Adella NJ. Parker.
Not Chasing Women
4 have no doub, she is very
clever woman" he said
An attorney interrupted with
some remark Judge Humphrios i'm.
patiently continued
Il am not worrying about other
women. I am not chasing them.
When | was rs. I chose the beat
woman In the world. and am salts.
fled.
Now those socialists ought
10 thank me. know Pat Sui.
Ivan. We used 20 have many
prlxeflghts together. and li's .
lucky thing for the so2pbos ora.
tors that he didn't Get after
them when they come In front
Of his place Of business
"Nof n they are no anxious 20
make speeches. I have 10 lots near
the House OF Good Shepherd and
few lots down In Rainier valley.
I'll let them use those lots"
Hear Gust Matter Tuesday
The application OF Adolph A.
Gust for a writ OF habeas corpus
will be heard before Judge Mack.
intosh tomorrow Gust In commit.
ted by Judge Humphries to jail for
falling TO pay $1,000 court costs.
which he says he hasn't got. mas.
much as Judge Humphrics tied up
all his property In the hands Of n
receiver
Saturday Judge Humphrics issued
n restraining order against the city.
upon the request Of Scott Calhoun.
attorney for the Seattle. Renton g.
Southern. to prevent the city from
going ahead with the condemnation
OF Rainier boulevard
The same application was made
before another department OF the
superior court within the past year
and denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
BOAT is CRIPPLED

The steamship Admiral Farragut
will sail from Tacoma Tuesday for
Seattle to undergo repairs for n
broken tail shaft. The damaged
shaft has put the Farragut two
days behind her schedule for San
Francisco. The Farragut left for
Tacoma Sunday afternoon 10 load
flour, feed and paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
CURRENCY CAUCUS BEGINS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
house democratic currency caucus
began today. The program Is for
the adoption OF the Glass bill as
approved by the house committee
on banking and currency. Scores
Of democrats have returned from
their vacations To take part In the
caucus. Efforts 10 open the caucus
TO members OF other parties pre-
cipftated the first dispute today.
The democratic leaders opposed
the plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
WILL TRADE
ACREAGE FOR
CITY LOT

There are many such oppor-
tunities In The star classified
columns. Have you farm you
want To exchange for city prop
erty. or city property you want
to trade for a farm? II so. de-
eide quickly that YOU will try a
Star classified ad and send II
In to us, and you will be sur
prised at the replies we will
bring to you. Star classified
ads have brought hundreds of
buyers and sellers together.
Phone your ads, Main 9i00.
Bin will be mailed yoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
Lind Arrives Safely.

MEXICO CITY. Aug. Il.--John
Lind. President Wilson's personal
representative. who arrived here
safely last night. held a long con-
ference today with Charge d'Af-
faires O'Shaughnessy of the Amer
lean embassy. Absence OF disturb
ance was due largely to the fact
that a great student demonstration
In favor OF Huerta was in progress
when Lind reached the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-11
WILL LIBERATE ELK

Six elk, now In the Woodland
Park ZOO, are to be liberated in
Seward park. on Bailey peninsula
according to the plans OF the park
board. The congested condition of
the zoo necessitates their removal.
Seward park covers 200 acres and
will rank ~ one OF tho greatest
natural parks In the country when
opened.