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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15
UN INCENDIO QUE AAIENAZO
A LA POBLACION ENTERA

UN lNCENDlO QUE AM E\ALO
A LA POBLACION ENTERA
Como las II v media de la no.
che del dia de aver, Sc declare TN
voraz incendio en- la casa de made
ra de dos plantas, inhabitada, de
Ia propiedad de don Felipe San
chez Osorio, ausente actualmentc
en- los Estados Unidos, sta en- la
calle de la Marina esquina a la de
Amadeo.
Dicho incendio Sc propago de
manera summente rapida, la de
don Juan SuareZ Y SuareZ, que es-
taba detras, parte Este, tambien
de MADEIRA, de dos pisOs: despues
a las terreras de don Enrique .li-
menez Sicard6. = don Ramon II.
Delgado, todas las que Sc dice es'
tan aseguradas, menos la del senior
Jimenez Sicard6, que a fuerza de
privaciones, la habia adquirido re-
cientemente: despues la contiagra-
ci0n, pas6 a la Iglesia Catolica. eli
que principiaban arder sus puer-
tas Y ventanas Y solo Sc quend una
de estas y parte de la Sacristla,
hubo necesidad de sacar algunas
imagenes y otros objetos en- previ-
sion de 10 que pudiera ocurrir, pu-
diendo asegurar sin tenor de equi-
vocarme, que a no ser pOr este
Temple, de mamposterla, el edifi-
cio en- que esta el Cine Y otro mas
que esta a la parte Sur, propiedad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15
Ia muerto dofia Manuela Vilaret, VIII
da de Vidal.---Otras noticias intere-
santes de Ponce.

Ponce. MARIO 13.-Entre cinco V
seis, aver tarde rindi6 la j0rnada
de la vida la noble y buena seiio-
ra Manuela Vilaret. viuda de don
Mariana Vidal. Sus virtudes
ejemplarisimas fuerOn la fuente
en- dOnde abrevaron los dignOs ciu-
dadanos, hijos de ella, sehores
Mariana, Alberto, Eduardo, Pc
pc, Ermelindo, Felipe Y Pedro
Juan, sin que olvidemos al eXtin-
to Y rectO caballero don Manuel.
fallecido ha pocos meses.
La familia Vidal Vilaret por
su indesmentible patriotismo, su
correction Y su amor al trabajo, es
un timbre de orgullo para la So
ciedad ponceila, que hoy Sc une
al hogar Vidal Vilaret para llorar
la muerte de la amable DANA fa-
llecida.
Ell .Jefe Hurtado V cl sargen,
to BeniaminO han detenidO aqui
al soldadO Ignac;o Martinez, de
sertor de un puestO de centinela
que servfa en- el Cuartermastcr del
| CampamentO Las Casas el dia -
de febrcro Ultimo.
Desde entonces v en- cumpli-
mientO de una requisitoria libra
da por el Captain Jaime Gonza-
lez, le buscaban las autoridades
militares Y civiles.
-Desde hace variOs dlas Sc EN-
cuentran Ell esta ciudad v muy
pronto regresar;in New York
donde residen, el estimable V AGO
modadO caballero don GUillermO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15
DE CAROLINA.

del seiiOr Sanchez Y la circunstan-
cia de que la poca brisa que reina-
ba, esa memorable noche, que afor-
tunadamente procedla del Oe. c,
Sc hubiera quemado todo el pueblo,
dado que no dispone de elemento,
para estos casOs.
Escribo de momento y aun en-
medic de la confusion de ideas
por virtud de la perturbation eau
sada 'por la mala noche pasada.
Baste decir que el Alcalde des-
plego el mayor cello avisando a
San Juan y Rio Piedras, para que
vinieran bomberos. policias Y de-
tectives. que llegaron con ell Capt.
tan Schettini. 10 mismo la de este
pueblo con su active Jefe senior
QuinterO v ell Jefe de la de Can6-
vanas, que sabedor de 10 ocurrido,
concurrio Y presto Jbuenos servi-
clos. ALI vimos tambien al Hon.
Alcalde de Rio Piedras, aportan-
do su valioio concurso. Ell pueblo,
sin distinction de clases, Sc porto
acknowledgements. Don Bernardo
Garcia, puso a disposition de las
autoridadcs, toda ell aqua de sus
muchas casas, prestando con este
un gran servicio. Ell juez muni-
cipal Y demas empleados, hicieron
tambien cuanto han podido, ha ha-
bido hechos herOicos que por no
hacerme demasiado difuso, no cito.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15

wal y a Angel Walls, pOr alterar
la paz rifendo en- la via pnblica.
Ell Hon. Juez de esta COrte
de Distrito, Domingo Sephlveda,
anunci0 Ell la maiiana de aver que
prOcedera contra ell comerciante
Jose Mamerto Pagan, por desa-
cato, cOmetidO al cOmentar en-
terminus desdOrOsOs para ell tri-
bunal una resOluci09 dictada por
la Corte.
Ell sargento Ramon Renta ha
denunciado Hermenegildo AFRO
70 como autOr de un atentadO con
arma mOrtIfera, realizadO al dis
parar I'LL revolver contra Su con
vecino Alexandra lglesias quien
afOrtunadamente no hizo dailO.
Con destino a Santiago de
Cuba EMBARGO aver el conocidO
orfebre poncefO don Vicente Ven
tura, quien lleva el prop0sito de
dOmiciliarse en- aquella ciudad.
-pOr el tren de anoche fuG re-
mitido Il Ia Escuela Correctional
el menOr OLYMPIC Delgado, quien
hace pOcos dias Sc evadi0 de
aquella institution V fue detenido
aver ell ell pobladO de la Playa de
esta ciudad.
Sc informa que ell conocido
doctor EN- ciruiia dental don Te-
mistocles w. Laguna, que presto
serviciO Ell ell Campament0 Las
Casas, como tai cirnjano, ha vuel-
to Il Ponce al ser liicenciadO V
abri6 su gabinete professional
Gtra veZ aqul.
COrrespOnsdi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15

Cortad0, Su elegante espOsa dOiia
Julia Torruella y sus dos j6venes
hijOs.
La nOche de maiiana sc Ell
contraran en- ell ground del Club
'DeportivO de Ponce dos teams de
ldrn tennis: Uno organizadO en-
ell Central Guanica y otro perte-
neciente a la citada institution
poncefa.
Todo induce a Greer que esa We
lada sera animadlsima, pues in
fnidad de elementos de esta So
ciedad y Guanica Sc dispone a
prescnciar ese game.
En- ell barrio Monies LlanOs
de esta jurisdiction, los guardias
Juan +. Alvarado'y GOnzalO AlO-
mar encOntrarOn I'M alambique
EN- una tinca de don Juan NicOt,
ocupando Il la vez una lata de
miel preparada para destilar al
cohol.
Sc muestran un POGO alar-
mados los catolicos de esta pa
rroquia debidO a que el COncejO
Municipal no Sc allana-a permi-
tir Ia reediticacion de la Iglesia
de esta ciudad. semi-destruida
por ell terremOto de San Fermin
Nos han dichO algunOs de los
miembros de eSa secta religiOsa,
que ellOs no Sc explican pOr que
nj ut4 razOneS tienen Ia corpora
ci0n municipal para ent0rpecer-
les su buen deseo de recOnstrnir
el Temple parroquial.
FL guardia Ramon Muhoz
Torres ha dctenido Luis Archie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
PORTO RICO.
In the matter of b. Luina & Co.
S en- c.

In the matter of b. Luina & Co.
s. en- c.
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy No. 6S.
AVISO.
Por el~prcsente sc notifiea al pa
blico que por Orden del Hon. Ar
turo Ortiz Toro, Referee in Ban
kruptcy de la Corte arriba indica-
da para la Secci6n de Ponce. p.
r., Sc vendera en- remate publico
y al mejOr postor, ell viernes dia
q del corriente mes de Mario de
1919 a las diez de la manana, to-
das las existencias de mercaderias
Y mobiliario del Colmado de la
mencionada mercantil en- quiebra,
cuyo acto Sc efectuara en- su pro
pio establccimiento, planta baja
del EdificiO del Telefono, sito en-
la etquina de la Gale de la Villa
V Gale Concordia de esta ciudad.
Y para conocimiento Y concur
rrencia de licitadores en- ell dia y
hora senalados para el remate, Sc
publica el presente aviso.
Ponce, P. r., Mario 10 de 1919.
Ed. DIAZ BRINK.
Trustee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15
MONROE" 4"

Calculadora. La lniea que cal
cula Y suma y resta facilmente
fnvcstiguela.
ROMEU & CIA., Tetuan No. 66.
Advt. San Juan, P. r,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-15

Para motores de gas, bonn
bas, plantas de riego, PLAN
tas de kielO, mOtores electr-
cos, nOsOtrOs: SUCESORES
DE ABARCA. = San Juan.
Advt.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08

Cnas May, $40; B. F. Hnson, $40: I. W. amuel So
CEDAR GLADE H. P Schwanbeck Robt Schwanbecb,
CHERRY CREEK: L WOmbacker J S. John
Green So Dora Hendricks So Chas Wilson s.
S2S; JOS C. Furst S8 F. E Znghe.n SIS F F. Bartlett, So
CLEAR O A. l. J l.
COLUMBIA c Cahmpe, So Dennis Welsh, Rance Adams,
COPPER BASIN John Jackson, So w Austin So Ward Wright
O. W. )
$40; Mrs Chas Anderson $40 + Harper, kruger
CONGRESS: D. LongerOt John Luke. A. Randall, So Mrs
l. W LuTIee 81 Ms. I, A Randall -
E Barrett, Sill Cecil c Bilngsley, ST. D. G Sinclair, So
CONSULTATIONS H. G. Brown, John Still Tom v Rich
ards, 50; George F Mclean, 50; Susie E Broan, So
COTTONWOOD J. J. Hemler so; J. Smith, II. T. Gillette
$50 Ch Stemm So Ed Wilson, SIS; w E. Woodruff $50; O. y
CROOK cANYoN c E Warren So Ida NJ Seaman 50; + E Gil
So Luther Wilson, So J. B. IomnOn, y R ToninsOn So
CROWN KING Geo p harrington, Sarah l. Perkins, Esie
R. Nelson, 50; Elgia V. Huburt So Anna Mcclure, 50.
DEWEY Miller, Sharlot NJ. Hall, C. Polling,
ma Gunther, 50; Jesse Stanton 81 Grant Ea1s s.
GRANITE MOUNTAIN: Albert Springfield, Stngeld
Ftzgugh Lee Hattie Springfield Louise Mrs
GROOM CREEK L c shafer s.; Mrs H. D. Carlson S. T J.
HILLSIDE Miller $40 Henry slO W. Davis $40;
E D. Gichris, $40; E P Shultz $40
HENRETTA Dave Brner, So: George Whitaker,
IS; Edward II. Lind, Charles L.
HUMBOLDT: NJ J. Enrght w. Jones' SIS: John
son $I8 A. w. Mckenzie SIS; Charles Shaw, So
Bailey, $ll; W W G. W. Hankin
JEROME NoRT5 e See $3 c v Hopkins, $l3; Ben Davis
JEROME SOUTH : Sauer. Stephens
J. Cain, $40: E. Carroll $40; Woolridge, $40
JEROME SOUTHNO. 2 j. w Radley, S16; \. Shut W. X
Hill, $40; c. Leroy Walton J.. c. Hayes,
JEROME SOUTH NOv8 E Banhoorew S12: w S Owen SIP
A. w Whake S Edith Whitaker, $l2; H. B. Avery SIP Mrs A.
KiREIAND: Rudy. $s. L j. Faseed S. c X Evans IS: c
c J9GI a S; Grant Garter S. Frank Brink So
NJ Bobett So E c AJbcrtson. 50; J. J. Brown s.
MAYER E Long, SIS; Rodgers $S W GironN. SIS;
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08

Harry McAIictae, SIS: L F. Wilson SIS
We'll. I J. CaseyS
B. F. Denny J.. D. Bethune, Brennan
MINNEHAHA: Bernice A Johnson C. s.
Stewart 50; J. W. Johnson, 50; John NJ Moore, Sc
McCABE: L A
SC 7. Mrs w H. F.
NELSON: E Blevins, 50;
So; Agnes Barandon So May Griffin, 50
Thos c. Mulcaire, So
octave Leopold Walloth, E. ]
y P SheTer S. E. Reissman S. c G. Castle 50
PEOPLES VALLEY; R w Forbes, S. FlOy Forbes, s.; Ed
PERKINSVILLE: Augustus Jones' Mrs A.
sins SCI Mrs Minnie Jones 50; Fannie Perkins So .
PRESCOTT NORIIIEAST: n Levy $24; H. J. Sud S24 w E
taeI, SIP
PRESCOTT NORTHWEST w l. Richards $50; W W. Lewis $40;
PREsc0TT s0UTHEAsT F e WhismaD s2z 4 S Barnes s22
Julius acoby so; Otto Hnderer $ L L Campbell S L P Miller
PRESCOTT SOUTHWEST: B. H. Smith, SPA G l. Merritt $24;
Rieblng $2 Chas Born, $24 E G. Sharpnac 4 Eric Lndhud
RINCoN: Lowdenk S. J. A Miller S.; Mrs E
SAVERS: George Montgomery 50; 50; Matte E
RED ROCK Henry schuerman, Dumas S. D Lay, s.;
Edwin Scuenan S. Mrs LYDIA, Schueman S. w Roberts, s.
SENATOR: James Wills s.; Butcher $6 Brown So
E Koontz s.; E. Stewart. IS
Ter $4 C. Young, $4 J. A. Stapp $14; U w. Boey,
STODDARD: A. w Lessard So E S Edwards Geo W. Johnson
50; A. D. Coovcr 50; w. Brte, 50; Geo So
TURKEY: l. Nelis S. A. Garrett S.; O. Tawne ST. Grace
WALKER john Burris D. Booker. Cole J NJ
Conner So A. R. Henderson, IS; w. S. IS.
WSAGI CREEN: W. 4 W3keT 50; f. J. Crane So Geo H. Aims
WALNUT GROVE T. b Carter 50: \ Barber So Mrs c. A.
Barber, So Mrs Stella Pierce So E. w; Shride, So
WAG0NkR 9i w Cole So G. W. Carter 81 Garland Smith S.
There upon motion
Iii Saturday, November 25d 1918 at 900 9,cqsh M,
Attest R. T. .BELCHER, Clerk
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08
Proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors OF
Yavapai County, Arizona.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA


Present: William stephens Chairman; skey Member; \
Of B's5 % ae s 3 q 45 caa sa Oh
The returns from Precincts having eanvad canvass
20 6 {ne a b t 6Id b y Was shown by e foujn
statement Of votes which up proven be correct
see Tabulaed published January and in
appearing from by Board Supervisors
ting as Board Of C2nva and the statement OF votes cast at the Gen
the following received
hereby directed
John Sweeney Judge Superior Court P Hicks State Senator
n 4 Pn Hebe House Of Represe1fatives " san Meber
House OF REPRESENTATIVES Nicholas Vyne Member House OF Repre-
Gentry County 4ssesso4 %e c Clark COUNTY 4oner W Curtis
Miller County schoo supntcndent Albert NJ Jones Supervisor CTwo
Year Term" "l"0 " PREc 7e2S oFP1cE GERS Year Term"
Justice P5ssne Ash Fork Justice Of the Peace E Blackstone: con
Justice Precinct Bagdad; Justice OF Peace Park Constable
Precinct Camp Justice Peace Geo W. Han
Justice Precinct Justice Jerry Fitzpatrick;
Congress Junction Justice
Justice Precinct, King; Justice Peace Gemmll
Justice Justice Peace Lee Constable
nsce Precinct Jerome Justice Peace W. Hughes; consta
Justice Precinct R, consta-
Preene PRESCOTT Justice the Peace chas Mc1ane;
Precinct sTgman Peace Con
Upon motion the Clerk instructed have blue
office the against
chairman and Members OF the Board Of Supervisors and aeed by the
Clerk
The Board Of Caqvassers adjourned sine die
Immediately convened a ard o.
Upon motion duly seconded and carried it ordered that the fees
the election
General Election held in Yaap November
following
hour thereafter
Upon motion the following named election officers were the
held November 9Th 1913 and warrants
fund IN Of
F F. Coli cst lie
S12- GLADYS Dckerson S2 Marie "A Olsen.S
AULTMAN C B. Coulson. 7 Boren Boclat
Esteila T. Raston Boren. So
BAGDAD: C. F. A. Park VIM
S. VIM Mueller H Bauder, S.
BEAVER CREEK: R. Willis $40 Deren $40; Robert
SO; F Rosc.S1 D Collins.
BLUE BELL: C. G. Johnson SO Warner, $40: Nelson,
T. Schwartz
CAAIPNERDE- G C. Galloway, SIS
Visdcu Weber SIS: Wilson S.
CANYON W. jeff Martin SO; $40; Elson, $40;
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08
BIG LEDGE NOW
OWNS THREE COPPERS
(From Wednesdav,s pailyl

(Frnm Wednesdays Daily.O
The Big Ledge Copper Company
now owns absolutely its Henrietta.
Butternut and Gopher copper prop
critics Payment on the Gopher was
cleaned up last summer Final pay
ment on the Butternut mine was
made about SIX weeks ago, and final
payment on the Henrietta was
made last Monday. with the
delivery OF draft for S52,-
COO Announcement will be made
soon, it is expected, that the COM
pany has purchased an electric hoist
for deeper operation. at the No,
Henrietta shaft Operations at the
Henrietta are progressing as usual.
here has been some difficulty on
account OF the shortage OF men, and
tbs influenza, but men are becoming
more plentiful and the influenza IS
abating
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08
COUNTY SETTLES
With THE THIEL
DETECTIVE CO.
SUPERVISORS COMES
JUDGMENT FOR MAJOR
PORTION OF AMOUNT
FOR WHICH SLEUTH FIRM
WAS SUEING COUNTY.


The claim which the Thiel Detec-
tive Agency OF Los Angeles had fill
ed against Yavapai county and which
later lead to suit being instituted
against the supervisors following
their refusal to pay the amount de-
manded by the sleuth firm, was set
tied by stipulation yesterday after
noon, the county confessing judg-
ment in the sum OF S6,77234, this
amount being S42S less that the
amount originally asked for.
The matter was taken up yester-
day by County Attorney Haworth
and Messrs. Anderson & Ellis, who
represented the Thiel organization.
After having entered into the merits
OF the case, NJ. Haworth decided
that in the whole the claim against
the county was legal and that all
items except the S42S should be paid
The S42S represented the amount of
money the Thiel operators had lost
While sitting in" at the gambling
games which they had been sent
here to spy on, and the county at
torney and the supervisors held that
this was not legitimate expense.
and that if the Thiel people wanted
their men TO participate in gaming
matches, they would have to in
struct the men to make good their
own losses oF else play a sitter
game and not come out loser.
The Thiel detectives were ordered
TO Prescott during the latter months
OF 1916 and the early part OF 1917 by
Sheriff Young for the purpose Of
getting the goods on number Of
bootleggers and gamblers who were
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08

supposedly plying their Legitimate
vacations in and around Prescott
County Attorney Ned Mitchell had
informed Young that he could legal
ly bring the detectives here, and
without consulting the supervisors,
Young Engaged them. When the
bill for their services, amounting to
s., 20034, was presented to the
board, its. payment was refused on
the grounds that the supervisors had
not been consulted in the matter OF
hiring the sleuths, and also because
the board believed that the charges
wdre. excessive when compared to
the questionable amount OF good
which the detective work accom-
plished. The company filed suit
against the county late last summer
but the case was never called for
trial In an effort to settle up all
of the county's financial entangle-
ments before the first of the year,
the board last week instructed Coun-
ty Attorney Haworth to look into
the matter and ascertain the validity
OF the claim Mr.. Haworth ruled
that the sheriff had the authority to
employ the detectives if he 50 de-
sired, without obtaining the permits
sion OF the supervisors, but neld that
there was no need of the county pay
ing the gaming debts OF the men
who had come here to ferret out the
law xiolators.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08
SHELTER RETURNS
PLEASE OPERATORS.
(From Wednesdays Daily0

(From Wednesdays Daily)
Sidney Birch OF the mining firm
of Anderson & Birch, operating the
Arizona silver mine, near Humboldt.
was in the city yesterday from that
camp, and stated that returns have
been received from the three car
loads OF ore recently shipped TO FL
Paso, and that they were better than
had been expected. The gross value
was not given. but that il reached
into the thousands of dollars was ad-
mitted. Mr. Birch stated also that
one car was rated as being slightly
inferior to the other two, but it went
into the high grade also. The mine
IS again producing. the mill is run
ming, and the affairs Of this silver
mine are in first class shape.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08
CLAIM JUMPERS NO
LONGER IN EVIDENCE
don Thursday.s nailv.l

The annulling OF annual assess
ment work on mining claims for
1913 kept away from the hills on
News Years Eve the usual large
number of claim jumpers, who here
tofore have invaded nearly every
district TO get in action to secure
something for nothing.
The glare Of the lantern and the
trap OF those who have followed the
practice OF getting on the ground as
the clock was tolling in another
year was absent. The owners slept
peacefully in their cabins, knowing
that as the clock struck y. all was
well. So personal friction and
litigation as in years gone will be
missed, and bad blood will be elm
mated.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08

Try a JournaI-Miner want ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

DR.. W. II, Caldwell, OF Month
sello. ILL.,, was and Ia a family
toetor. The whole human body,
not any small part OF IL, was his
practice. More than half his
Ca lis were on women. children
and babies. They are the ones most
often sick Hut their illnesses
were usually OF minor nature
colds. fcNers. headaches, bilious
ness and all of them required fret
"a thorough evacuation. They
were constipatod.
DR.. Caldwell. in the course OF
W years practice, for he was
graduated from Rush Medical
college back In 1875. had found a
good deal OF success In such cases
with a prescription of his own
containing simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. In 1899 he decided
TO use this formula In the manu-
,aoture OF "a medleins TO ho
Pepsin, and in that year the prem
arntion was first placed on the
market, The picture OF Or. Cald-
wen that appears on the package
was taken In that year
The preparation immediately
had as great "A success In tho
drug stores as II previously had
u the Doctors private practice.
To-day the third generation h
using II. Mothers are giving il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
BATTLE IS ON"
Presbyterian Spokesman in
Tobacco War

Especial to The star by N. T.. ~
NEW YORK. Nov as.--The Pres
oytcrian church. with s.2so 600 com.
municants. has Joined actively in
the anti-tobacco crusade.
This fact IL asserted in n letter
written BY the Rev. Or. Charles
scanlon. general secretary OF the
board % temperance and moral wei.
fare of the Presbyterian church. ad.
dressed 10 the editor of the Tobacco
World"
DIR scanlon's letter was In the ma.
tuTc Of n reply 10 an editorial In
The Tobacco World" in which u
was stated that officials % the Anu
Saloon league and the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union were
reported 10 have denied that the
forces mat backed the fight for ma,
tional prohibition were engaged In a
similar fight against the use OF to
bacco.
DR.. scnnlon's letter. In part. fol
lows
For years we have been making
war on the use OF tobacco and espe.
cially cigarcts, and we intend 20 con.
tinue 10 do 80 with increased vlgor.
No one authorized TO speak for this
board has ever taken any attitude
Of compromise evasion. or silence
on this question.
We intend TO press this battle
along an lines both at home and
abroad, because the overwhelming
testimony of science, law, morality.
"duoation. religion and experience ~
That tobacco In amy form is filthy.
harmful ana expensive"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25

convinced that the operation ~
juvenates the patient. no matter hos
aged he may be. He told Of nuInes
Gus physical changes OF a remarkably
natured noted in the rejuvenatce
men.
Following announcement that tn
interstitlal glands Of Antoine Lepara
who will be hanged in December. viii
be implanted into the body Of a.
aged prisoner. IL was learned Z
wealthy business man had writer
the surgeons. offering $4,000 for TIN
glands. II was this offer that caugn
the eye OF Mcclure and gave him thu
idea that before death he might d.
something to help the widow aIis
children OF his victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
Roy Whaled the Tar Out of
theP. Years Ago; Aut in the
City Jug This Was Forgotten

before Judge Gordon and attempt 20
Patrick Henry their way to liberty.
hut the police reporter dug out Of
tho dim past. whom he was school
kid In "A dinky town IN California. the
memory OF Roy EnderH. Roy was
one Of the roughnock kids who hung
around Red" Hopkins bootblack
stand near collino'a saloon. down on
Fourth ST.. and who whalod tho dick
ems out OF the previously referred 20
police reporter
The police reporter had no reason
10 love Roy. but he wanted TO no
over to the poor old. frayod. weather.
beaten. Observation-Disclosures m o u h
man just the same. shake him by
the hand and ask him II he. too. ro.
membcred.
BUT the hailiff whiAked him away.
back down tho narrow. dark hall
that leads 10 upstairs" where no
nice people ever 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-25
When the Car-Line
Wss Blocked

s.s,s n,ss ssa lIf!ss.a !'. VS. rI.ssoSs cha:
rriasd remark ~ shs almost sneezsd
her hair pins out.
''Eisancr. dear. you're getting an
other OF these dreadful colds.' ex-
claimed her mother.
tes o s,, ,s.e ns = hour ssns =. .,s ss..
I jus, Sno~ . docsor's bin Z going %
cal up the moray ! sAvsd tor That
adorable little blouse"
Mrs. barnes WAS telling me about
Weeks Break -tp-A-coid Tabisfs,
her mother tnterpoiated- "she sald
that Weeks Increase . psrsons cold
re.issAnes % that they nshs OF . cold
that's al, very veil" Eleanor said.
half persuaded. Hat you know how
eslcmsl si~sys upssis me ana cold
'as .s; . y. ..n A ava s ws.s ,ss
spsck Of caiomst In thsm--A vegetable
LAXATIVE il used instead" Mrs. Flssn-
ing replied Turning 70 her son. ahe
said. ''ltarry, last run around 70 the
s saa q w.st na Bs..t .up-x,csIs fsS.
Isfs 30 sure You ges Weeks though
Mrs. Barnes doctor sAys they are The
Harry bcurs. the bog ana Eleanor
hsGan taking The tAhlesa when shs
cams. down 10 breakfast The merit
every blt Of cold has disappeared. I
am roing 60 buy that blouse today
with q clear consclencs, hecsure I
know Weeks break Up Cold Tab
lets are going 20 keep Doctors bills
away for good"