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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
TOM GIBBONS HAS WON MOST
OF HIS FIGHTS BY KAYOES

10 rounds; Billy Misks, 10; Harry
Greb. 10.
1915 - Won. Vic Hansen. 10
rounds; no decision. Gus Christie.
II; Joe Herrick. IL; Joe Herrick, Il.
is17-won. Gus Christie. Is
rounds; no decision. Bob Mocha, 10;
Burt Kenny. 10; Jacky Clark. 10;
Battling Levinsky. 10; Burt Kenny,
10; George Chip. 10.
1si8-Knockout, Silent Martin, 10
rounds; won. Silent Martin. IS; Gus
Christie. 10; George Chip. IL; no
decision, George Chip. 10. Clay Tur.
usr, 10; George Chip. 10. Gus Chris.
tie. 10. Clay Turner. 10.
19l9-Wou. George Chip. 10
rounds: Mick King. 10; Jimmy
Darcy. 10; no contest BARLEY Mad.
den, 4: no decision, Len Rowlands,
10; Larry Williams. 10: Capt. Bob
Roper, 10; Billy Miske, 10; Geo.
TX. or Brown. ~.
1920-Dra Boy Mccormick, 10:
no decision, X. 0. Brown. 10; Bob
Roper. 10. Harry Greb. 10. Clay
Turner. 10; Henry Greb. 10; Hugh
Walker. II; Chuck Wigsins, IL.
Knockout, Tony Mcichoir. 1
round; Al Reich. J.; Paul Sampson.
2; George Norcross. ]; u. Porkcy)
Flynn, II; Hugh Walker, /; Jack
Clifford, @; Jack Heenan. 1: Sergt.
Ray Smith, 2; Willie Keeier, 2:
Willie Meehan, ]; Dan O'Dowd, 3:
Bill Reed, 2; Joe Burke. 2: Clay
Turner. l. Fred Ellen. /: Soldier
Jones, /; Dan Dowa, 6; Hope Mullen,
+: Hugh Walker. 10; won, T..<)
l.. Williams. 4; no decision, Barley
Madden, TO- Chuck Virgins. 10.
1s22-February 2, Pat Mccarthy
0KJ Boston. rounds; March ~,
Harry Grcb Oh New York. Is: May
/, Harry Foley *, New Orleans,
c. May 30, Sailor Martin nS.). Louis.
Vile. 2; October 10, Billy Mlske
G..F.), New York, 10: November 10,
George Ashe *, Detroit, /: Deccm.
bcr II, Joe Burke G{). Buffalo, Z:
December 10. Billy Miske CwJ, St.
Paul, 10.
1923-M March 2, Jim Tracy GkJ.
Chicago, 2; March 20, Andy Selma.
der R). peoria. /, April 20,
Chuck Virgins 0k.J. New OrloanH.
10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
Shakeup in
Coast Ice
LedgueDue

because OF the tagging interest
II in hockey here last season many
changes are planned in the league
before the loop gets ready for action
next fan. according 10 gossip going
the rounds OF the local sporting cir.
Giles.
Frank Patrick. OF Vancouver, who
owns the Seattle, Vancouver and
Victoria clubs. is planning to sell
out his interests here, according to
Dame Rumor. He may also sen at
Victoria.
Two trips for all Coast league
teams to the Prairie league and two
Prairie trips to the Coast WIN be
included in the schedule.
Besides this. several player deals
are said 10 be under way, in which
some OF the stars OF the Prairie cir.
cult will come 10 the Coast and some
of the Coast clubs viii swap players.
Joe Simpson. crack Prairie defense
star, is said 10 be headed towards
Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
BETWEEN ROUNDS

boxing duly quarreis In
Everett The card win be hcancd
Eddie Mel and Vic Foley Canadian bantamwcEt
been The front with strides Of
excellent chance TO win verdict
classy card assisted by
committee
Down In Hoqaam Jimmy Krache
the sNround route July Mike
another sEround bout on the aisar bm
Monroe, the boxing
Chick Tahiti Bsrcot sparrng viii Nick
the
Monroe. An were present
Joe German and Mike De Pinto slated
Keso July T. De Pinto has improving up
and up viii be no sucker for Joe.
Sand Point Idaho viii Washington
Northern Idaho boxing
weight championship tilt between Ridley Danny
Battling Burke. OF Eureka. Cal.
viii box the urround main boxing
July
Trambas Portland
Jimmy Adams brother Of Teddy 0IIarn, Oakland
lightweight is wording Austin Salts gym box
In Hoquam July 0Iara spug Meyers Pocatelo
Idaho the Fourth
Langtord Martin July event In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

Jack Moran. /. BATTLING Lsvtnsky, "
porky Flynn. /. Carl Morris. /; Gun
boat Smith. :. Won (foun. Carl Nor
ris. 6. Lost. Willy Msehan. =. No
decision. Billy Mlske. 10; Biily
MislSe. 6. Exhibition. Clay Turner. I.
Isis-Knockout, January p. Big
Jack Hickey. Harrisburg, Pa.
round. January -. KID Harris. Read.
ing. Pa. /; January 20. Kid Heary
Easton. Pa, j; February 10. Eddy
Smith. Altoona, Pa. ]. April :, Tony
Drake. New Haven. July Z. jess
Willard. Toledo. o. 0or heavy.
weight championship Of the world.
Dempsey received $4,000. willard
500, 900. Ollie pecord. refereeL
LIBERALIZATION. Marcn 5. Terry
Keller. Los Angeles. rounds. Knock.
out. September s. Billy sliske, Benton
Harbor, 3 receipts. si54.sOi. OF
which Dempsey received $50. 900,
Miske s.5, 900. Jim Dohrrty. rcferee):
December u, Bill Brennan. New
York. L.
1871 Knockout -Georges Carpen.
tier. Jersey City. 4 tfor heavyweight
championship Of the world. Dempsey
received $500. 900. Carpenter 5000. 00ol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
MOLLA WINS
TENNIS PLAY
IN ENGLAND

WTMBLEDoS, June 3o.-Mra
Molla Mallory. American
champion. defeated Miss X. Slider
dale in the aIiEnEinnd tennis tour.
namcn, today. So. ga.
In the fourth round Miss McKhne
beat Mrs. Clayton. O. and 81.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan beat Mrs
Shepherd Barron In the fourth
round. 81. oil
Mile. Lenglen beat Nile ylasto.
81. 60.
Mrs. Beamish beat Miss r. =.
Clarke. s.2. 81.
Dick Norton beat Borotta in the
fifth round. ga. rs. SO.
Hunter beat n. Dicks. a7. 81. SO.
Miss Goss beat Miss T.. VI. Beck.
ingham. s.2. 81. in the fourth
round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

Tommy Gibbons, challenger OF
Jack Dempsey, has a very favorable
record. The ST. Paul man has won
big part Of his fights by the knock.
out record. The record follows;
l3l3-Knoekout. Johnny Shaw. 3
rounds; no decision. Tommy Bergen,
10; Joe Borren, 10: Young Mike
Donovan. 10: Jack Dennlng. 10;
knockout, Brennan. 10.
is14-Knockout. Al worgin. 4
rounds: Buck Grouse. 4; Bert Pagan.
!; Billy Glover. s; no decision.
George Ok. o. Brown, 10; Billy
Miske. 8: George TX. o. Brown. 1O'
Young Mahoney. 10.
iA5--No decision. Billy Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
WALBERG LIKE
EDDIE PLANK

George Walberg, former Portland
pitcher. now with the Philadelphia
Athletics. reminds Connie Mack more
OF Eddie Plank than any pitcher TO
come up TO the American league
since Plank's great career came to
an end.
Ills delivery reminds me Of
Plank" says Mack. as he has the
same cross-fire that Plank employed
and hurls with the same confidence.
Just wait till he gets a bit more ex
perieuce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

THERE IS no doubt In my mind
but what San Francisco is try
ing TO dominate the Coast league.
II has always been that way and
viii be untl tho rest Of the clubs
realize that Frisco can't get along
without them and they HsseTt their
rights. The league went off on a
blind steer when they separated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
KING DIDN'T
FORGET 1922

Clyde King. stroke OF the famous
Navy crew OF 1s2o-zl-2:, who ls now
living Ia San Francisco. predicted
before the big ponghkcepsio regatta
Of Thursday that Washington would
BE- one. two with the Navy. Guess
Clyde remembered that is2. finish
on the Hudson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
FARREN WINNER
BY KNOCKOUT

: RENO, New. June 30.--Frankie
Farren, claimant OF the Pacific
Coast lightweight championship.
knocked out Joe Coffey Of San
Francisco In the seventh round.
Farren used rough tactics which
made him unpopular with the big
crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
GREAT NORTHERN PLANS LINED UP FOR HAULING SEATTLE FANS
BETWEEN INNING61
OBSERVATIONS ora BASEBALL d.
BY DE DUGDALE

1--WE Seattle baseball owners made
u mistake, / think. when they
carried their fight with William II.
Mccarthy into court as they gained
nothing BY II and they must event
uHlly take their case 70 the minor
hague board OF arbitration, 20 they
should have done that In the first
place. Was more or less surprised,
as believe. were great many other
followers OF the Indians. when Char
les Jockard and WAGE Kiliifer adj
united that William Wrigiey loaned
them The money 10 buy tie Seattle
franchise. but hardly think that he
has anything 10 do with the club
now. as the dangers OF syndicate
baseball are too great 70 risk in these
hectic diamond times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
SILVER DRAWS JORDAN

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30.--Jack
Silver. San Franclsco lightweight
and Johnny Jordan, OF Anaeortes.
fought torrid draw in the special
event at Dreamland last night. Ed.
Die White outfought Charley sulli-
van in the main event. the judges
calling II draw Sailor Alderman
beat Frankie Thomas in the semi
final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

TIVE Seattle owners are coming
4 home Monday. understand. and
there IA to be special meeting Of
the directors os the local club and
the plans Of the Seattle club In fight
Ing for representation IN league az
fairs win be decided then. SIN
can't understand how the Tribe can
play league games and the league
take part Of the gate receipts without
the city being entitled 10 represent
alton in league voting In all my eI-
pericnce In baseball. which goes back
TO 1854. haven't heard OF such tao
ties before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
SOCCER STARS
BRING DOUGH

NEW YORK, June so.-Soccer
players bring high prices in Eng
land, almost as much as our star
bah players. One of the most recent
was the sale OF the ST.
Mirren star center forward, Duncan
Walker, TO the Note Forest eleven
for $4,000. Walker shot Sc goals the
past season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
1923 Bad
Year for
Champs
Wilde, Kilbane, Dundee,
Britton and Greb Lose
Crowns This Season
SHEI.BY, Mont, June 20 Tommy

SHELBY, Mont. June ao-Tommy
- Gibbons Is playing a huHeh,
lie has Il all doDed out that this
year OF 20 n the Hkidoo year for
champions particularly those Of tho
pugiiistic sport. And he figures
Jack Dempsey Is one Of those
destined to be hit BY the ink.
Just listen TO this from the ehal.
lcnger
More champions Of the ring
have fallen In this year OF 1928
Than In any two ycam In the hts.
tory OF pugilism." Gibbons tells US
Champions who have held their
titloa for years have fallen.
Look az Johnny KiIttne. He
held the feather title for II ynant.
but Eugene Criqui nailed him this
year Tho veteran Jack Bri,ion
lost his crown 10 Mickey Walker
amer being the weller king for
years.
'Tancho villa coppcd the worlds
uyweight title from Jimmy Wilde.
and Gene Tunncy took the hight
heavyweight crown from Harry
Greb. Johnny Dundee lost hts
juniorlightwelEht crown the other
day 70 Bernstein On a decision.
That's five world Titles that have
changed hands before this ~ year
has half done It's rounds. And u
looks like several other world titles
aro destined for transfers before the
year ends.
Johnny Wilson Il abou. ready
TO get into tho ring again in
Ute bout and nobody would be sur.
priscd II his middlewelEht crown
ioppied off in the first fight In
which he risks IL, And you hear
plenty OF predictions that Joe
Lynch viii lose the bantam title
m soon as he gets into tho rtng
for decision battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

WHAT the Seattle owners should
w do Ri the present time II 20 for
get ieague politics and wait until the
hague meeting In The fan TO sctile
their fight. Seattle fans are sick and
Tired OF baseball politics and are only
interested In that the team plays ball.
Nothing much can be done until fan
anyhow. % why not forget II for a
whileI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
THREE TIGERS
LEFT BEHIND

The Vernon Tigers left three toss
crs at home before they started on
their present road trip. lstchcr Al
ten, First Stacker LOCKER and In
fielder Bolts were the itriore rcmaln
In the Celestial city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
HARPER LINES
UP TWO BOUTS

LOS ANGELES. June s0.-Bobby
Harper. Seattle welterweight, has
been signed for two matches here by
Frank Crowley. promoter OF the Hol-
lywood Legion shows. He win un.
doubtedly meet Sailor Ashmore and
Phil Salvatore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
CHARLIE VALLA
WITH VALLEJO

Charlie Nalla, brother OF Gene
Valla. the great young tosser Of the
San Francisco Seals, failed TO make
the grade with the Golden Gate
Coasters Charles has caught on
with tho Vallejo, Chi, independent
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

that the section would get thru race here would
be worth more than money spent in any other way.
II would be great thing for the sport if Wash
ington could entertain an Eastern crew here next
spring, and chances that there will be strong
movement made to bring shell to the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

The glorious victory of the Purple and Gold on
the Hudson makes the University of Washington
and the Northwest the center of rowing interest for
the season. The varsity, with OF the best frosh
crews in the history of rowing to draw from, will
be powerful again next year. and the advertising
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
KELLY WON'T
SECOND TOM

Spider" Kelly, famous fight sec
ond, Won't be in Tom Gibbons cor
ner At Shelby. Eddie Kane invited
Kelly to second Gibbons, but said
nothing about financial compensal
ton. and that's Just why Kelly will
stick in San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

TNO got away from the talk Of
l. politics for awhile. this young
fellow Ray Rohwer looks like the
greatest driving hitter the Coast
league has seen In years He Ger
ininiy can pound that pin. He hits
the han with magic snap that
drives Il just like some fighters can
pop fellow on the chin and knock
en- dead in punch. Hitting COW
crs a multitude Of baseball sins. and
while Rohwer - no wonder In the
field hts fielding Is picking up. and
i can ses no reason why he
shouldn't be hack In the majors
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
CAREY SHOULD
STAR FOR CO..

Football writer's In san Francisco
expect young Carey star guard of
the California frosh line last year, 10
become one Of tho greatest linesmen
that the Golden Bears have ever had.
They say he is all TO the mustard
when II comes to gridiron work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
BIG OPEN FIELD

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Four days
win be required for the qualifying
round Of the American open golf
championship. beginning Mt Inwood.
Long Island, July o. Tho record
list Of entries now totals 3b7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
Tom Trains
Under Roof

SHELBY. Mont. June 30
Just one big mistake Is being
msde by Tommy Gibbons in his
Preparations for his Fourth Of
July comba. with Jack Dempsey.
and this s. that his training
ring. tho pitched In the open,
near the big arena, is under
cover. a roof Is swung over.
head. Tho sides. however, arc
open.
Dempsey's ring over at Great
Falls Is right out where the sun
can beat down on the champion
as he mixes with his sparring
partners. That's the way II will
be on Independence Day.
Gibbons plans to work out un.
der the sun the last few days
before the fight. but Dempsey
has been getting accllmated al
This time beforehand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
How About Bringing Eastern Crew Out Here in 1924?

BEFORE Coach Callow led his great Washington
crew East for the Wisconsin and Hudson
races, he said it was his ambition some day to bring
an Eastern crew worthy of race with Washington
to Seattle to compete with the Huskies on Lake
Washington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
Greb to Box
Wilson Soon

NEW YORK, Juno 3O.-Harry
Greb and Johnny Wilson have
been signed up for a bout for
the middle weight championship.
Il was announced here Friday.
They will meet August 81 at tho
Polo Grounds unless there is n
Dempsey fight here Labor day.
In that case the date would be
postponed until Sept II 80 as
not to conflict with the Dempsey
bout.
Both fighters were said TO
have posted $4,000 guarantees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

from the majors without having a
bunch Of smaller leagues in which
10 develop payers. You can kid
yourself ali you want 20 in trying
10 believe that the Coast league is
IN H par with the majors. but when
you have cities thHf don't draw any
more than Salt Lake and Oakland
tn the league then there's no hope
OF major league talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

pASERUNNISG IS one Of the
- fines, features Of baseball. and
in the present batting orgy It ia
being overlooked far too much.
Billy Lane and DOC" Johnston gave
the bugs fine demonstration OF
skin on the paths In the second
game Of the doublehoader with Port.
land last week when they pulled a
delayed double steai-something /
haven't seen worked in nearly six
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

The $4,000 that the Northwest subscribed for
the Washington trip East this spring was we'll
spent money. The cost of bringing an eight to the
West next year would be just as well spent Adj
Vertising thru the medium of clean sport such as
rowing is far more valuable than all the paid adj
vertisements that the section could put out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
IOWA ATHLETES
ARE HOME-BRED

Tho University Of Iowa certainly
can have no complaint about tho
way In which here home-breds have
produced Tor her. Every member OF
tho championship Hawkeyo football
teams Of 1921 and 1899 was native
OF Iowa and developed in secondary
schools Of tho state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
Don Grant Will
Lead 1924 Crew

PouGHkEEPS1E, June 30
Don Grant. coSswain on the vic.
torious University OF Washington
crew, was elected captain of the
1894 crew Mt a luncheon here
yesterday noon. Washington oars.
men declare that this is the
first time in many years that a
coNswain has been ramod cap.
tain OF tho Western crew. Grant
Is a two'ycar lettonnan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

Here ice have Jack Mcdonnell,
iCinHeT Of The Star heuuVioei0ht
ToRrRamcn, recently Mcdonnell Is
q bashfH bird and this is the first
fimc he has consented TO a picture
being published He toiH start pro-
fesSionallu soon and IS in steady
training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
NEW YORK BOY
WINS TOURNEY

WASHINGTON, Juno S0.-Rich.
ard Walsh, l9ycar.old Van Court.
land park public links star OF New
York city, won the national public
links championships here yesterday
when he defeated j. Stcwnrt Whit.
ham, also Of New York, on the
Slst green, G up and to play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30

DETROIT. juno 40 Mike Dun.
der. Chicago foatherwoight. knocked
out Joe Leonard IN three rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-30
PERHAPS
DEMPSEY, TOol

Yes. and the doposterH viii tell
you that Benny Leonard has gone
NO long without fighting that his
lightweight tito viii be decidedly
In jeopardy whenever he risks !,
agaius, any opponent worth while.
And tho heavyweight title OF
Europe has found two new owners
since January /. Battling SKI
knocking II from Carpenters brow
and then In turn losing II 10 Mike
McTigue. Furthermore. this pancho
villa, who upset Jimmy Wilde. Ind
previously lost tho American fiy.
weight title this year to Genuaro.
SO Villa occupies the unique posi-.
ton OF being world Champion but
not champion OF America.
Now, would It be 80 very
strange II this skldoo year Of ~.
which has been the downfall Of 80
many champIons-Britton. RSfhanc.
Wilde. Greb. Dundee. Carpenter and
siki--should also witness the over.
throw OF the heavyweight. champion.
Jack Dempsey
There is even the possibility
that every world title In the ring
may change hands before the bell
tolls midnight on December 81.
Il cannot see Dempsey rs the
man'eating superman that some
folks have pictured him 10 be. He
can be knocked out.
TO my way OF thinking he has
fought only one real opponent in
his entire career. That was Billy
Mske, and Miske was far from
being n we'll man when he tackled
Dempsey. All the rest OF Dcnp.
sey's victims have been sesups. And
l do not even except Jess, Willard
when / say this.
JACK ONLY
HUMAN
Jess was a great big fellow but
he was no fighter. His size had
made him champion. He was not
a boxer and Il was simple task
for Dempsey to topple him over.
Va N'ANAA iieA't III TWO years,
Dempsey has just fought enc fight
and that was his four rounds at
Jersey City with Georges Carpen.
tier. And fighter cannot keep in
fighting trim II he fights only four
rounds in two years. He IS bound
TO slip under such circumstances.
Dempsey is Just human. the
same as all the rest OF us, and
this long period OF ring idleness
Is bound to tell on him, 1t can't
help but slow him up.
''If ] had fought only fonr rounds
in the last two years j wouldn't
dream OF undertaking tho. task of
stopping Dempsey But | have been
fighting right along. / hs.ye had II
fights in the last three years, taking
them all on as they came. I have
shirked nobody and my 81 knock.
outs In those last 81 ff,ylrts should
speak for themselves TO. prove that
am right now at the top of my
fighting form.
And that's why am hoping for
tho best when | step unto the ring
with Jack Dempsey on the Fourth
OF July"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-05
IN TABAQUERO 10 ELOGIA CON
ENTUSIASM0.
Habfa sufrido desde la nihez, pero me resta-
tableci con Tanlac me siento muchO
mas fuerte y mejOr en- tOdOs senti-
dos, declara ell senOr don
Rafael Saavedra.


''El seiior don Rafael Saavedra, do
miciliado en- la calle San Francisco
ndmero 20, Sim Juan, conocia!a meca-
nico de la Porto Rican American To-
bacco Company, es otra mas de las
personals que Sc ha complacido en- de-
jalse guiar por les testimonies enco-
miosos tse Tanlac, para hacer una
piueba honrada.
Desputs de probar Tanlac y cncon-
trar por mi mistno 10 que puede ha-
ccr' dijo" me complazco en- enviar mi
testimonio desinteresada.
'.Antes de tonua- este tratamiento
maravilloso. tenfa el cst6mago en- rn
estado tan malo que solo cornfa por
neeesida9, pero ahora sabcrco todo 10
que como Y me siento mucho mas fuer-
te y mejor en- todos scntidos. +
'Desde mi niiie2 sufrf dc estreiii-
mfento. Probe muchcs tratamientcs
distintcs con la esperanza de aliviar-
me Y tomaba constantemente purgan-
ties fucrtes. Els verdad que estos pllr-
gantcs me 'servfan durante alg1n item
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-05

po, pero gradualmente me iban debi-
litando y destruyendo el est6mago; du.
rante muchos afios sufrf de indiges-
ti6n, agruras, gases y eructos. Co
mo resultado de cstos males perdf, por
fin. el apetito y no podfa saborcar min
gun alimento.
'Cuando comenc6 tOmar Tanlac,
no pas6 mucho tempo sin que me en-
contrase en- nlejcres condolences que
nunca. Aholia. al cabo dc un mes de
tonar la primera d6sis va no sufro
de estrenimiento en- 10 mas mfnimn,
nj tampoco Indigestion. gases, agruras
nj eructos; ell rcalidad parcce ser q.
mi digestion cs perfecta.
"En verdad, estoy agradecida por
haber obtenido alivio de estos males,
despu6s de tantos afios, Y elogiare
sieinpre Tanlac, por el buen resultado
producido en-. mi caso."
Tanlac Sc venie en- todas las far1na-
cias Y drguerfas.
Sc han ypndido mas de 50 millones
de botcllas.