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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
magnificO descanso
de GiOIitti

e. y +
Giolitti es, en- su vida polftica, con
temperance de la Italia nueva. AL ha
cerse la unidad itaiana, el octogena-
rio de hoy va era paladfn de las ideas
liberales. Sc podria decir que ell par
lido liebral italiano es su obra Gio-
litti es, 10 fus hace cincuenta amos,
amigo del Parlamento, de la monar-
quia constitutional, del capitaGsmo
como realidad economical, de los tres
poderes de Montesquieu como EXPIRE
sion administrative.
En- este naomentto, que podrfamos
considerar ell iltimo en- la vida del
luengo estadista, cae de la Presiden-
cia del Consejo manteniendo los prin
cipios de su iberalismo. Con delicade
"a veneciana sutilezl horentina, no
acepta una confanza otorgada a me-
dias a culrtas parties. Como hom-
bre de Estado aprendi6 Roma las
viejas normas de honor patricio por
ESQ dio a toda su vida una honradez
orgullosa y cristalina.
Su abandono del poder, es una lee
ci6n para los estadistas del mundo
entero. Mas que resultado de una de-
rrota pol.t-ca, es resultado de una con
viccion jur1dica Institutional. Ell an
ciano parlamentario ha sido fiel a sus
obras y sus palabras.
Quien sabe 81 ell Parlamento, CO.
mo organismo vivo en- los Estados, es-
te en- vfsperas de morir. pero no era
el llamldo a creerlo asi quien fuera,
durante medic siglo, defensor del par
lamentarismo italiano. A la edad de
Giolitti, despues de una vida LENA
y rica, no es possible dedicarse a evo-
lucionar. TOdo 10 que Italia tiene mo-
narquia constitutional parlamenta-
ria, de nacion burguesa capitals
ia de pueblo organizado y confor-
me los principles hberales de 1848,
todo ESQ ha sido defendido y sustenta
do con la renuncia de Giolitti.
Este hombre, al dejar el poder, rea-
firma su obra y su pensamiento Y, una
vez mas, da la rSzon de toda su vi
da politicl. Con la crisis ministerial,
plantea una profession de fe, una So
lemne ratification de ideales, de prin
cipios Y de procedimientos. No es un
case de. turno ministerial ell que Sc de
clara. Els una lucha Gle sistemas. En-
cincuenta amos, Giolitti ha presidido
siete veces ell Gobierno de Italia. La
Presidencia que termina fue una apo
teosis en- ella el pueblo itali&no lie de-
volvio, sin restricciones, la confanza
que un dfa le regateara.
Y, cuando esa confianza vacila, Clio
litti, con acendrado escr1pulo de sa-
bio y de artista, abandona ell poder.
Con este gesto revive la ,austeridad
exquisite engrefdas de. la milenaria
Roma consular. Tiene el gesto del pro
yecto conductor de pueblos, la sereni
dad el desinteres de las actitudes
defnitivls en- los instantes historicos,
cuando los grandes hombres no vaci-
Ian. Els un acto armonioso, digno coro
namiento de una vida que fue de lu-
cha de estudio, de trabajo puro y de
acendradas virtudes civicas.
Aldo LA TINO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
EN- CINCO DIAS DE NUEVA
YORK A SAN JUAN, SIN FORZAR
LAS MAQUINAS (

Aver tarde entro ell vapor "Tana-
mo-, de Ia "Atlantic Fruit CO.., del
que son agentes en- Puerto Rico los
senores "Villar y Compaflfa'
Ell mencionado buque hizo ell viaje
en- cinco dfas, sin tener que forzar
las maquinas
Esto constituye un verdadero ade-
lanto para el comercio Y las indus
trias de todo el pals, pues viene ayu
dar resolver el grave problema del
transporte entire Nueva York y Pto.
Rico.
Felicitamos los se1ores ''Villar y
Co.," quienes debemos tai adelanto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
coRDovA DAvILA
FELIcITA A HUYKE

Aunque todavia no Sc ha recibido con
irmaci6n Official del nombramiento del
senior Huyke para comisionado de ms
trucci6n, aver recibio un cablegrama Ell
future Comisionado, del senior cordova
Davila. felicitandole por el referldo nom
bra4niento, 10 cual prueba que la confir>
maci6n debe llegar de un momento a
otro.
Para evitar pelemicas. y conversacio-
nes politicas durante las horas de ofici-
mas, Ell senior Huyke ha colocado en- su
despacho un cartel6n que dice: .'No Sc
permite hablar de politica hasta. las
cuatro P. M va 10 saben sus amigos:
Ell senior Huyke esta very busy''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
Los EDIToREs DEL WORLD
AMENAzADos DE MUERTE

Un parrafo de una carta que nos en-
Wan, de Nueva York, dice:
"El diario ''The World" de esta
ciudad ha emprendido una terrible cam
pafia en- contra del funesto club 'Ku
Klu Klan'', no obstante las amenazas
de destruirle Ell edifcio donde Sc edita
el diario y de matar al editor. Esta cam
pafia es la nota mas sensational de la
hora. Sc dice que ell Attorney General
del pals es miembro de la sociedad, aun
que el 10 Mega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
AYUDE A Los NfNos PoBREs

Els necesario que en- cada muni-
eipio de esta isla Sc organize la SO
ciedad filantr6pica "El Zapato de
'os Ninos Pobres'. Esta sociedad
viene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
6xito que podemos asegurar que
tOdos los nifios pobrea que asisten
= las escuelas van debidamente cal
EAdos,
mo ge 1lecesita hscer sacrificios.
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insiRnificanta que sea. MAndel0
.lov mismo ii listed desea, . la
aefora. dofia
MARIA r. DE EUAaEX.
q. q. Box .1127. San Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
BARREIRO ABSUELTo

Nuestro estimadisimo compalero Ell
director de ''El Carnaval'', Joaquin
E. Barreiro, fue absuelto aver, en- la
causa que por desacato Sc lie seguia en-
Ell Tribunal de Distrito de esta capital.
AL felicitar al buen amigo por exito
obten1do, hacemos nuestra felicitacion
extensive al notable jurisconsulto Ra-
fael Rivera zayas, que fue ell encarga-
do de la defensa del acusado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
COMMUNICATION CON MARTE

Aseguran, los hombres intereeados en-
los progresses de la telegrafia sin h1los,
que la communication con el plancta Mar
te es va un hecho. Hace pocos dias Sc
obtuvieron radiogramas, en- ellos Sc
demuestra una inteligencia de que en-
Ell Cielo, es donde syenden mas barato
las alfombras, sabanas, almohadas y
Cristaleria. Precios de fuego 'durahte
este mes. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
DON JULIO sAINz,

Nos suplica este buen amigo nuestro
hagamos constar, para conocimiento de
los teams de la isla, que ha cesado
en- la direction del "team" ''Catafio
STAR, por 10 cual pide los mana
GERS de esos ''teams'', no Sc dirijan
q el EN- 10 que respecta la concerta-
cion de desafios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
UN HoMBRE MUERTo

En- ell barrio de "Bairoa Arriba'', de
Caguas fue encontrado muerto, debajo
de un arbol de guiana, sotero Delgado.
SegIn certiicaci6n del doctor Giol, la
muerte fue debida un ataque epil6pti-
CO.
GNo lie habrian tambien delatado y Sc
moriria del susto9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
TIzoL, SPEAKER

Con motive de la ausencia del Sr. Coll
y Cuchi y de la salida para Ell Norte de
Lastra Charriez, queda en- la presidenc1a
de la Camara ell Representative por San
Jua, don Jose de Jesus Tizol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
Ell LcDo. VICENTE ORTIZ LEON

Para la admission al ejerciciot de la
>ahogacia ante la Corte Federal, ha apro
bado con nota excelente Ell correspon-
diente examen, Ell Licdo. Vicente Ortiz
Leon, talentoso joven y cultfsimo cola
borador de Ell MUNDo.
LIE felicitamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
Ell DR.. ALBERTO
GARCIA DE QUEVEDO

Procedente de Panama ha llegado a
San Juan el intelgente bizarre militar
don Alberto Garcia de Quevedo, medico
del regimiento n1mero cuarenta y dos
de infanteria de los Estados Unidos,
de servicio en- la zona del Canal de Pa
mama, quien pasara aquf dos meses de
vacaciones, en- union de su familia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
MERcADo DE cAMBIos
NO PUEDEN SER 1NDULrADos

Ell Gobernador ha denegado las soh-
citudes de indultos presentadas favor
de los confnados Modesto Alvarado, Dio
nisio Ortiz, Antonio Irizarry, Bernardo
no VazqueZ, Jose Ortiz Rosario, Juan
Velazquez Santos Primitive Colon y
Claudio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvia la causa, curando
tanbi6n La Grippe, Influenza, Pa
ludismo Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROMO QUININA". La firma de
E. w. GROVE viene con clda cajita
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
Ro1.ANDo DE DIEGO

La senora de 9pestro amigo J. I. de
Diego Padr6 lie ha obseQuiado raciente
mente con un precioso baby.
FL primogenito de los esposos de Die
go-Betancourt responde al nombre de
Rolando.
Hacemos votos por que honre al caba
Hero de la Tabla Redonda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
UN ANCeN DEsTRozADo PoR LAS
OLAS

En- la playa del barrio de ''Cibuco',
de Vega Baja, fue arrastrado por la CO.
rriente un anc6n bastante grande, y des
trozado contra las rocas.
No Sc sabe qui6n es ell propietario de
la mencionada embarcaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
FERNANDO cALLEJo

Con toda su familia, EMBARGO para
los Estados Unidos Ell senior don Fernan-
do CALICO, de Manati, quien fjara su
residencia en- l amencionada Republica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
vARIoS PUEBLos DE LA IsLA DE.
SEAN UNA INVESTIGATION 3oBRE
Ell PAN

En- la oficina del Attorney Sc han
recibido numerosas cartas de muchos
pueblos de la isla, para que Sc proceda
una investigation sobre la question
del pan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
DE EASE BALL

Reina gran animation en- Ell publ
co partidario del "base-ball para asis
tir la Inauguration de la "Liga de
Manati,' el domingo, dfa dos de octu-
bre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
TRAVIESAS

Tenemos 5000 de 5 x SIX 5 ma
deras dominicanas.
Infornes:
GOMEZ, FIGUEROA &. co.
Tel. PSI. Cruz rs.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-28
FL MUNDo
IT eatro America
AL PUBLICO

AL PUBLICO
Ell viernes so del corriente exhibiremos
la soberbia obra de Javier Montepin
titulada
EEL MEDICo DE LAS LOCAS"
Ia obra completa en- una Hoche
Una sola tanda las en- punto
Consta en- IL Rollos
PRECIOS: Ninos, 80. Mayores 40 cts.
Ell sabado notable estreno en- Pto. Rico
lana KARENINE'
segun la obra de Leon Tolstoy
Domingo estupendo estreno en- Pto. Rico
EEL IMPERIo DE LOS DIAMANTEs'
pelicula tomada en- Paris, la gran capi
tai que ell publco podra admirarla en-
Ell henzo-con todas sus bellezas,-
inetrprete Ell gran actor frances MA
rHoT ell protagonista del "CoNDE
DE MoNTECRISTo"
Visite el AMERICA, que siempre ofre-
ce los mejores espectaculos y prec1os
mas bajos.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
STORY OF 2 MULES
If You Like Horse Trades, Read 1t
ONE ON THE DEPUTY

Somewhere in Seattle therv h
. barn. and In that barn there
Ii a mule that In lndisposed- Out
In the pasture there In another
mule: Also tndispoced
II was Thursday when Ralph
Hammer. deputy and special In
vgtigafor for the prosecuting
attorney. was appealed TO by a
chin-bswhisksred gentle IN .
from Podunk.
Last Sunday. be said. he saw
an nd reading. Pine horssr for
trade.- and decided TO swap an
old mare for a real horse.
At the livery stable. which
happened 10 be the swapping
station for the animals, he was
met by so-called retired farm
o.. who. he stated. Hooked
mighty Suspicious and wore .
diamond stick.pin.-
The gentleman from podunk.
however. decided To enter the
bargain. and received for his
wobbly beast. plus s35. another
beast almost a. wobbly.
lie walked one block, he told
Hammer. when the animal col
lspsed. and showed signs of life
again only AFTER much application
OF cold water. and the process Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
WHOLE TOWN IS
DENIED SCHOOL
Weird State Law Forbids Community
to Replace Burned Building

In tirns 70 Do any good shss
term.
One plan PROPOSED WINS for the
Rose HIN Improvement club to leare
the site nom the school hoard, and
erect n building ON H.
School could he held and afser the
election ON May the hoard could pur.
chase the school house from the I'm
provement club.
NO LOOPHOI.Es TO
MEET SITUATION
The situation was put up 10 At.
torney General Thompson. In two
written opinions prepared by Assist.
ant Attorney Generals Brown and
White, II In declared that the new
law In valid and that there are no
ioophoics to meet the situation. Tho
plan Of the Rose Inn improvement
club. the opinions state. would In
voive school district No. II In end
lees difficulties and complications.
I'm addition 10 the $40. 500 insur.
ance we have about $4,000 In the
choo, bnildms fund" says Moore.
hut under the law this money may
be- used hnly for repair, and not for
the purpose % erecting a new build
ing. If the school house had not
burned 20 completely. n there were
a few beams or rsfters sticking up.
We possibly might rebuild the struc.
ture under the ruise OF repairs but
as II Ia there In not chance"
A few OF the Rose Hiii children
can b. accommodated In the central
school ~ Kirkland. . mile and
quarter away. Thew 10 q small
building that might be rented. hut
u In hacking IN heating and light
ING facilities. and would nccommo-
date but two small rooms OF students.
We have tstd every scheme
we can think Of" Moore says,
hut the eutaooA h vttlsout hspa
IL iusl<s like ~ are geang "
lose sosns Al our families and
that The children thAa - rrusain
will BE- set bsrk . wisete ycas IN
their cducsttsn-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
PAVING SAVES
STRAWBERRIES
Farmers Dispose Of Surplus
at Highway Stands

Marketing OF farm produce h
bcing revo,utlouiscd by hard sur.
faced highways.
Surplus foo<3stuffs on King
county farms are finding an easy
avenue 10 city dwellings hereto
fore denied.
Farmers OF the new generation are
becoming post graduates In the prin.
ciples OF production and distribution
and also as exceedingly well versed
In business methods.
These are the conclusions reached
by tho Puyallup valleys best known
farm authority. W. III. Paulhamus
following the recent marketing OF
the strawberry crop. which threat.
ened for a time to cause the farmers
heavy loss.
Hard surfaced roads were the
salvation OF the strawberry growers"
said Mr.. Paulhamus. who is prcsi.
dent of the Puyallup 4 Sumner
Fruitgrowers' association.
On every main travelled highway
the farmers put up stands from
which they displayed their product
In q very attractive and enticing
manner" said Paulhamus. The
passing motorist could not help load.
Ing his car with the fruit. especially
Mt prices below those offered In the
city.
mo transportation or commission
or delivery charges OF any kind
needed TO be faced by the farmer.
Furthermore. his children In most
instances acted as statesmen They
became acquainted with business
methods. were taught how to make
change, and to meet the public. This
is OF incalculable benefit to tho on.
coming generation"
Paulhamus declared that thou
sands OF crates of berries were sold
because of the improved roads. AS
many crates were sold direct by far.
mers to consumers along the high
ways as were sold thru retail stores,
he said.
The campaign to boost strawberry
sales. especially that by city news
papers. was extremely helpful" said
Mr~Paulhamus. I'VE haven't full re-
turns from tho fruit shipped fresh.
but we anticipate fairly good
price"
Raspberry shipments have now be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
Total Tor one yea
HUGE SUM NOW
GOES CNTAXED

In our present system Of taxa
tion.- the committee reportA -all
government costs are borne by . a.
rect levy on the real and tangihjo
personal property; and Il must -
Tss.7o9 OF tangible real and personal
property which Is exempt from taxa
ton owing to constitutional and stat.
utory exemptions and that there u
al least another $3.50. 900 900 In intan-
gible personal property which could
be taxed by the removal Of our pres
ent constitutional limitations.
oregon and California have ~
moved their constitutional limItar
tons. with the result that we find
In Portland. Ore. which has consid-
erabiy less population than Seattle,
an assesAble value Of 33i4.1s2.7sS.
which Ia approximately rs per cent
more than the asseEsable valuation
In Seattle: and we find that San
Francisco has an assessed valuAtiAa
Of 3sis.3s2.i53. which is nearly three
and onehaf times our assessed val
uation. while the population h con
siderabiy less than twice our pope
lationL
In submitting this brief compas4-
son Of the taxing conditions cf Seat
tie. Portland and San Francisco. We
DO 50 with the sole idea Of showing
that our system Of revenue Is linn
tied. and that our tax levy never
viii be as low as in those cities
where the cost Of epvernment Il
spread over a great deal moro tax.
able wealth. until We adcpt similar
laws.
we causes I@e dght hs~
ever, Of the fact ttat eur preD
cnt expsnditures must - based
on our prevailing system Of
revenue. and that the cost Of
gvvernmeat must Be- reduced 70
. point where Il ceAsss to DO .
confisca6n Of property"
The school board has announced
that the original estimate for equip
ment for the new Broadway high
school shop building has been cut
two-thirds. -
This shows what can be done an
along the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
POLICE SEEK z
MISSING BOYS
Left to Pick BIackberies, Is
Belief

Misrtns sinos 1880 ,. m Thurs-
day. two boys. orviiic comssock. II.
and Eddie weighman. II. ara being
searched for by police In three cities.
orviile len his home. 1t isth ave.
and u. Republican st-. In company
with Esidie. and has not returned
orvilIe's mother. Mn. George ".
comssoci. thinks the boya intssded
to pick biackberrics II Puyaiiup. Both
boys were students AT the Longfsllow
school.
oryiile has nd hair and freckiea.
He was wearing . black and rrd
sweater. with . cap 10 match
Tho other boy Is blond and tail for
his are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02

Gross nurses. veterans. Knights
OF Columbus and Salvation Army
iassies Will remind spectators
Of the world war. In the ex-
treme background the Goddess
Of Liberty viii hold her torch
high for the freedom OF all man
kind
Percy Hunting. superior court
clerk. and previously an actor OF
recognized ability. is serving rs
chairman on the float commit
tee. and II is under his direction
thar the cast In being organized.
Characters partaking In the
presentation OF the float said
Mr.. Hunting today. will be
carefully selected from the best
talent In the CITY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02

mnaNAge ana tanning.
So the bewhiskered gentleman
asked that Hammer look into tho
matter. and declared that he had
been Kypped for tss. YET alone
trading n good mule for q poor
one which can DO nothing better
than keep Itself balanced In the
pasture.
20 Hammer DID look into n
He visited the retired farmer
with tho stickpin.
Wot" the man questioned.
he says he was cheated. You
come down 20 the barn an let
me show you something
II was down there in the barn
that RALPH, Hammer was gazed
upon with pitifui eyes. and II
was down there that the traded
mule closed those eyes and keel
ed over on top OF the deputy.
Now that's what he's been do
Ing ever since I've had him. de-
clared the man. He's In a de.
ciine-hc's subject to faints. He
hasn't moved out Of the stall
since ] got him"
Mr.. Hammer decided II was =
faint-heart proposition all round
And the gentleman from Podunk
mas decided to drop the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
WEALTHY YOUTH
Gets SENTENCE
Elmo Sperry, q, Accused
OF Burning Stolen Auto

Elmo sperry. 81. pleaded guilty to
a charge OF grand larceny Saturday
in Judge King Dykeman,S court and
received a sentence OF from one to
Is years at Monroe.
Sperry was charged with stealing
an auto in san Francisco June 2 and
making a record-breaking drive TO
Seattle. where he burned the auto
on the Bothell road June s.
gun. the strawberry seasons end be.
ing FASTENED by the unusually wet
weather Of the past fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02

MISS EDNA c. PETERSON.
1vA chosen In the recent Amcrt
can Legion contest as one Of the
81 most BEAUTIFUL girls In the
STATE. win represent America In
the Fourth OF July float which
h being prepared by the Sons of
the American Revolution.
Miss E1eanore pcrrine Miller
vii take the part OF Mistress Of
the Sea
The float In planned to picture
the growth of America and will
b divided into sections which
Will represent the periods thru
which America has passed.
The landing Of the Pilgrims
win be featured at the front Of
the float, while at the rear Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02

T. Uno. 80, japanese vegetable
pcddler. i4o3 whipple st. is In city
hospital with a lacerated skull as the
result OF his ignorance Of jiu jitsu.
Uno got into an argument Satur-
day with white man over the price
OF cabbage. He was picked up bodily
by the man and thrown against his
vegetable truck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

smith walter, sio W. Roy. boy.
Dawson. William A.. los Mob Hin
Mosss. K l.. ,os Linden ave- girl
Vincent Francis. 5o1f Lucille ST.
girl
rsxawa Tchire. sos sixth ave s..
airi.
Mamma Carl, ssN asra 4. boy.
Bernard. Abraham. i3ts Bradnor pi.
boy.
Brady. John. i,,s N. ks,h. sirl
Lewis, Marion. 3I0t 21rd 81, bog.
O'Neai William ftS 20fh ~ hax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
State TAX
Law SHOULD
Be REVISED
Only Way to Bring Down
SeattIe's High Levy,
Says Report

That the tax levy Of Seattle
will never be as low ~ that OF
other Coast cities until the stain
tar law II revised, N The STR
has repeatedly declared, Is con-
tanned In a report by County
Assessor Frank w. Hull and
Councilman &. B. Fitzgerald
At the same time, the report
points out, Seattle taxes can be r.
duced. and u Is promised they Will
be. s2.s05.o 900 next year. Reduction
by another million is promised N a
way can be found TO dispose OF the
King county ferry system
STARTED INVESTIGATING
SEVERAL WEEKS AGO
Hull and Fitzgerald werr named a.
an Investigating committee at q
meeting on tax levying bodies sever
al weeks ago. after II had become
apparent that the Tax Reduction
Council OF Seattle. then being formed
by representatives Of civic and fra
ternal organizations. really meant
business. The committee Of two re-
ported back Friday.
The proposed reductions. approved
by the tax levying bodies. are az fol-
lows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
Babe Brings Out
His 29th Homer

NEW YORK, July Babe Ruth
banged out his 2sth homer OF the sea-
son in the first game OF double
header with Boston today in the sew
enth inning. No one was on base.
Russell was pitching.
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