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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT

WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENT
CLUB
Mrs. L. II. Mess win entertain the
ySea, Side Improvement club on
Tuesday afternoon. October is. at ,
O'Clock. al her home. 45as ssud ave-.
=. W. In honor OF tho new members
OF tho club. During tho afternoon
Mrs. Jean Lane win relate incidents
Of her trip 20 Central and Eouth
America and Japan. Mrs. Hiosr will
be assisted by MFs. J. l., chhmhcrlin.
Members may bring a friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
sEATrLr Ton0r 40. I

Seattle lodge No. :. ID. II. p. A..
win meet Tuesday evening. October
ie. In Evergreen hall. 1909 Ninth
ave. a, 1.ss O'Clock. Al ? y. m. there
viii be progressive whist party.
with refreshments.
Tho lodge IL planning a dancs for
Tuesday evening. October 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

BUILDING BOARD TRUSTEES
Tho building board trustees ot the
City Federation will hold ita reg.
ular meeting. "Wednesday. October
rs, az 1880 a. m. az tho Federation
club house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
woslAS's LAKEWOOD CLUB

The woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provenent club wifi hold It's regular
meeting Tuesday, October 10. az D.
m. at the club house. Mrs. J. Eos.
ter Dean and members Of the civies
committee viii have charge Of the
program. and a speaker will be pro.
vided for the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
CRY pAS.HELLENIc

AASoClAIlON
city Pan'Hrllenio association viii
meet Saturday. October 20. a, p
IN, with Misn Faith cleland. io6 Ma
drona place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

GUARANTEE CLUB
The Quarantc club win meet
Tuesday evening. October ID. with
Mr. and Mrs. L. ]. Blsselt. aszs
Beach drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

WHITE SHRINE TniMBLE CLUB
White Shrine Thimblo club will
hold bazaar in Queen City market
on Saturday. Oct. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
FREMONT " g n y

FREMONT w. C. 4, Z.
Fremont W. c. r. q, win meet
Tuesday, October 10. az .. m. a.
the home OF Miss Bertha Carr. 1ts7
Ashwor,h ave, Convention echoes
by the delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
RoYAL nIaHL.ANpEna

The Royal HIlghlRndera viii give
a card party Friday evening, ocio'
Der y, at Swedish club hali. Eighth
and Olive SITS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
SUNSET HEIGHTS

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
Sunset Heights Literary club viii
meet with Miss Mary Atkinson. sol
y. s7nd st.. on Tuesday evening.
October 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

DAUGHTERS or sT, GEORGE
Daughters OF 81 George win meet
IA Al, u, u, A. hall. ip2ais First ave.
ON Thursday. October rs, at 1880 y.
IN. Initiation. Members requested
To attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ENEnnnEEN I.nnnE

EVERGREEN LODGE
Evergreen lodge No, 2. 4. % u.
W, win hold It's regular meeting In
the 4. O. q. w building. 1902 Ninth
ave, on Monday evening. october
10, az s o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ALPHA CLUB

ALI iAA Wv -
Tho Alpha club viii meet at the
residence OF Mrs w. c. Cutler 1923
weliingford ave. on Thursday, oeto.
hor ~. Luncheon al 1880 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
ALKi REVIEW

Alki review win meet in the A. o
U. W. hall. 1903 Ninth ave. Tuesday
evening. October Is. at 8 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

EVERGREEN COURT NO.
Eyergrcen court No. ?. o. Of A.
win give q whist party Saturday
evening. October 10. at p. m. al
Nor;ons cafeteria. 1919 Second ave.
Members. friends and Eastern stars
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
GREEN LAKE PIT. A

| |7FNE"E89T N00F'ET8 y - 7 -
The Green Lake rarontronehef
association VIII hold ita monthly
meeting az the school on wednos'
day. October II. at 900 y. m. DR..
J, C, Moore win speak ON 'doltre.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
THE CLOCK ON THE MANTEL

Has licked away the hours since homes first
SEQ tho lovely models at W. u. cLlFToN's. Jos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
HOME FROM CHURcHILL,s

Came Brothers today with all their
marveouny restored with cleaning and bocnEl i2o Union
For The hall, tall candle rising from Watsthif
metal standard IL supremacy stately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12

The console table and slim mirror hung q
inseparable as the fine clock and the ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
WOOL BLANKETS FOR COLD NIGHTS!
THE NEW FINELY.pLEATED BLousEs
NEVER HAVE | SEEN oPALs

50 iaH o Thinning lEhla ~ Ihoae af The GOLD SIT
Ave. near Union st.
The birthstone for October. oHcc considered Hnlnckv
ioyouslv me innocent pearl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
WEAVE A NEW. PERMANENT WAYINGl

It's EuGENEs, with his method a protective ol.skin
used In transforming the head Of straight unintercstng
becomes glory Of soft npplea and rnges that require
waving TO keep them Ia form To the MARISELLo sHo
tho credit Of introducing the EUGENE In Seattle
sou all about Il a, $50 Union -. MA in.ssoT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-12
YOU'LL WANT TO GO TO NELSON'S

the neto stpie mouoorams arc designed NTH
foa Gun buy me forms for zach initial group.
, 1923-08-29

.u9I supplies in final shape, the Govern
nrnr today awaited The our OF efforts
~ Governor Iilcho. Of Penasy Ivan a,
20 find a compromise which would lead
o a settlement o. the Anthracite crisis.
TIE designation Of Mr.. Pinehott as a
Mediator, which Jllowed his conference
lere yesterday With President Coolidge
ma Chairman Hammond of the Coal
Commission, has p%erceptibIy strengthen
ed the feeling Of optimism which has
marked official opinion since the Sit
lafion became acute. Final reports
On the national fuel situation were said. to
20 firm the prediction Of the coal com
mission that anthraci e subs nte8 would
)a available in llaf tilies al quate for
every normal require neat.
Ottawa, Aug. 18th "A den and for a
wage increase OF the part of station shop
sheds, r0undhou3e ard c]Ipricai employees
DG the Canadian MAJ onal Ri Nav, viii
likely result, fro n a :ueeting OF the mems
20 nmittees in IUrol 20, cOnmenclng on
Monday next. It is stated on good au-
ohority that employees are se-klng,a re.
rurn to the wages IF 1921, ~Hich we e
about IA percent, on an average, high r
han at present.
, 1923-08-29

Contribution to thiS paper Wii be glad.
10 received Uhen the some deals ,1jth nat
terS of general interest, and IS 1ccomDd-
MED 1Ojth the authors name, as a guar
antee of good tGith The editor an'ot be
responsible for the UjelUS Of his G. rreSpon-
dents nor does he necessarily eRdO rSe tlenl.
, 1923-08-29
TELEGRA MS.
ST. CRDIX STATION.

OI. OIkDlA 81 n 1NJAN,
Rome. Aug. Path The Italian Gov
e~rnment's ultimatHm TO JugO-Slavla,
asking that a definite decision be reached
concerning the status OF tIumt, alleges
that the Government at BeIgrad" Is con
stantly delaying q settlement OF the STU
aIiOn. The Italian press says that Pre-
mier Mlssolini proposed hrst, thai Fiume
he Governed by a mixed ItalO SlaV com
mission. and second, I. at this coumis-
SION pntrust the Italian Government With
tue political and administrative manage
ment of the city.
London Aug. oath A constitutional
GOVERNMENT of Palestine is demanded by
King Huaslen Of the Hedjaz, VIII has H.
strlrted his representative In London to
Dng,iiate with the British Government
wi h that end in view, according to a Jer-
y salem despatch to the Daily EXpr2SS.
kng Hussieu,s special delegate, Shlek
4 ,j3h MgiIIi, was sent to Jerusalem, the
. ,rr.splndeuL says. to inform an lmpor-
tant gathering Of Palestine Arabs OF the
s1vareIgn's attitude and to assure them
that the smallest Palestine village Is as
,noortant To him as Mecca or Meiina.
Tnp Arabs. according to the correspond
Ont are FESTIVE and deeply resent the
resolution passed by the recent L,onlSt
Cjngress in Culsbad declaring for the
exclusion of Arab labour from Jewish
enterprise in Palestine.
Atlantic City, N. j. Aug. 24th.-Rep-
a,4ntatjves of the Anthracite mine
workers in the United States today took
tn last step necessary to shut down the
u; es on September Isl. ~,
washington, Aug. 25th.-With machi.
p arv for the emergency distribution of
, 1923-08-29

Entered as second class mater May
23th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian
st9d. t. Cr1jr, V. l. of the u. 5. A. un-
der the Act Of March 3. 1879.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14

en- corte alberta en- una de las sortes
de Distrito de San Juan, alegaba esta
question privilegiada de falta de iuris-
Gicci6n.'
Naturalmente que ell Fiscal General
Coats, solicitaba no4otros nos uninlos
q su suplica, que en- vista de este lola
milo que podria surgir en- cualquier mo
mento Sc habilitase I'm edidcio para la
Corte Suprema y las dos Corte3 lie Dis
trito de San Juan, que estuviese d Ia
altura de la dignidad de es5o5 trihu-
males de justicia hiciese homes a una
ciudad tan culta J progre3ist. como
San Juan.
Volviendo al asunto legal, in5isten,
desde luego que Ia Ley Foraker Ell su
secci6n SO Y Ia Ley Jones en- 81 secci6n
40, dejan los Tribula,es como estuvie-
sen en- las epocas en- que respectivanen-
te Sc pasaron dichas icyes por ell Cor
greso de los Estados Unidos, pero nj Ell
precepto de Ia Ley Foraker II ell de
Ia Ley Jones imped1an en- modo 7lgu-
no a nuestra Legislature InsuIav, Ia fa
oultad soberana que tenia tiene de
lcgislar en- todas las materias suiet15 a
su Jurisdiction una de elias era la
reorganization de J. as Cortes. Y en- 1898
la Legislature Insular baio la Ley 70
laker reorganizo Ia iudicatura, dan&o
asi al traste con Ia orden 118 y sub
siguientemente Y de aiio en- ano Sc han
lido hacienda adiciones Y mas adiclonas
6. Ia ley reorganizand1 eI sistema judi
cial, pues la facultad legislative a este
| respecto es incuestiona5le pero al paso
cue todo este tenia iugar tambi6n te-
Lila Ia aprobaci6n dc la ley de febre1o
l6 de 1903, que antes hacemcs re1e-
Iencia esa ley sustantiva ell acto de
la compra-venta, son los ejes en- Que
descansa toda esta question de 81 las
/ cortes est5n no bier constiauldas cn
cl local en- que estan actualrente.
Otro aspecto del asorto de dobIe ju-
rsdicci6n agregan, fnalmente., entire Ia
soberania insular y la soberania fede-
raj esta ahora subju6ice pende de
resolution ante la corte suprema de JUS
ticia en- el case de Vctoriano d. Jesl5
y Eusebio Valentin acusados del ase-
sinato del Cabo Hand de infanteria de
marina. EI Departamento de Juaicia
en- Washington tieu9 su cargo desde
/ luego ese asunto quizas pron,c Sc re-
suelva; pero 81 resuelve o no, ID podria
afectar ell problema que hemcs venido
tratando sobre las Cortes de d-strito
de San Juan la Corte suprema
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
NOTAS ESCOLARES DE
JUNCOS

PRO COMEDOR ESCOLAR:-
Efectu6se durante la pasada semana
una pasiva pero entusiasta campana
en- pro del comedor escolar, de ma
nera que cuente con algunos fondos
para abrir sus flantr6picas puertas
a principles del proximo curse es-
collar, habiendo producido la impor-
tante suma de $6725, importe que
ha sido remitido como de costumbre
al Banco Comercial de Humacao. Los
grados que contribuyeron con mayo
res sumas fueron: el quinto de la
Srta. Santos, $500; el quinto de la
Sra. Qmdgley, $500; el setimo de la
Srta. Pratts, $9.81 y La Hacien-
dita' con 5000. Para todos nues-
ira felicitaci6n
LA CREACIO.N DE LA ESCUE-
LA INDUSTRIAL:-A iniciativas
del Hon Comisionado de Servicio Pd-
blico, de Caguas, estan dandose los
pasos pertinentes a fin de que por la
Camara Baja Sc acuerde establecer
esta escuela en- Caguas, centro de Ia
Isla, Y a tai efecto recibi6 nuestro
Hon Comisionado de Servicio Pu-
blico, ID. Jose Barreras, una comu-
nicaci6n del va aludido reprensentan-
te local de Caguas, incitandole a que
Sc mueva en- el mismo sentido. Ha
puesto ell doctor en- movimiento to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
MERCADO DE AZUCAR

Gable recibido por Lamborn & Co..
Inc, San Juan, de su ofcina de
New York
Nueva York, martes, JUNO 12.-
Mercado no tan fojo como Ultima
mente reportado: Aver la Federal
Sugar Refining Co., de n. Y, com
pro azdcares de Cuba de Filipinas
para llegar en- julio a la base de
57s (7.66 P. R.) Hoy Sc rumora que
la American Sugar Refining Co, de
n. Y, compr6 10000 sacos azdcares
de Filipinas para llegar en- julio a
$7.66. al cerrarse el mercado ha-
bfa azucares de Cuba obtenibles en-
plaza SIS (766 P. R) pero los
centrahstas no hacian preston para
vender.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14

IL pid 1ol9s irfantos 2s tierna. Echese
m POGO de este In4eavllloso poIvo anti
slptico y sanatiyo e4 ei aqua y v6ase
como el niao disfnja 81 Dafo Los
Banos diaTi IS con ci MI-COL pfotegen Ia
Giol ]ehcada contra eI sarquii do, las
erupciones y otras onfermedades peligrosas.
El MU-COL es sauativo, caimante y
agradable. Los DoctoTes en- todas parties
dc los Estados Unidos de America 10 re-
eomiendan como el antis6ptco mas efici~
ente para las nadres y los beb6s. Cons6r-
vese siempre I'm paquete disponible. Sc
quedara encantado con los muchos bene-
fcios que Sc derivan de su uso diario. o
Sc recomienda iempre para q trata-
miento de la Leucorraa, las Secreciones
de nal Caracter, la Ulceraci6n y Ia De-
preston del Utero o para cualquiera de las
Gebilidades uterinas cr6nicas de las mu~
Eeres.s De Venta en- Todas las BOticaS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
Notas de Ia Isla

das las fuerzas yivas de esta comu-
nidad, entire elias, el Comit6 de Pa
dres, el que habiendose reunido en-
session extraordinaria acord6 por
unanimidad dirigirse en- seguida
Ia Hon Camara de Representatives.
pidiendo que Sc instituya dicho in
dustrial centro docente en- Caguas
por razones que alegaran.
INFORMACIONES ERRONEAS:
Es de Iamentarse que Sc trate aun
todavia de enganar la opinion pd-
blica por medic de informaciones
falsas desde las columnas de "El
Tempo Dice un 'Informador" cue
Sc eXige trajes rigurosamente negros
a los jovenes que Sc han de graduar.
NADIA mas incierto. Cada joven ven
dra a los eiercicios de graduation
tai como pueda. No habra traje de
especial etiqueta. Jamas tampoco ha
pasado por Ia mente de nuestros TO-
venes desplegar la bandera regional
durante Ia iestecita, la cue Sc veri-
fcara en- el salon de actos de la es-
cuela "Tomas Hernandez. iQu5 ga
ma un Tnformador" con volver de
nuevo a conbatir las escuelas, infun-
dadamente?
NUESTRA SENTIDA DFSPF-
Embarcaron el dia trece
hacia su hogar del Norte los estima-
dos esposos continentales, maestros,
Sres. Black. Les deseamos feliz via
je. Embarcara tambi6n en- breve
nuestro estimado companero,. senor
Jose Buitrago, quien va a estudiar
leyes. Feliz travesia muchos pro-
gresos.
UN DIPLOMA DE HONOR
Sera ofrecido por el Comit6 de Pa
dres al Joven Justine Marcano, quien
ha conquistado el valedictorio. Nues-
tro APPLAUSE.
REPORTERO ESCOLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14
SUNTUoSA VELADA ECOLAR E.
SAN GERMAN

De tai puede calihcarse Ia velada es-
p-6ndida dada por por los alumnos de
Ia EsCUELA DE CONTINUATION de
esta ciudad, bajo la direction compe-
tente del iIustrado Prof. sr. Felix Ar
&c Lugo.
A las $50 de la noche, como 10 anun-
clara ell programa, Sc levant6 el telon
de nuestro coliseo, ALI aparecfa ell
JURADO CALIFICADOR tornado por
Ia digna maestro Srta. Ana Qainones. y
los honorables caballeros senores Fran
cisco Servera Silva Luis Torres de
ID Tore. Ali estaban tambien los 10
venes contendientes Belinda Cancel, Ra
mon Barea, Arcade Torres. Francisco
Leon, Angelita Faria, Ursula Prats y
los refutadores Victor Bertoh Y Raul
Alvarez y con euos ell Professor Sr. Area
: el Inspector de las Escuelas sr. Ne
gr6n Collazo.
Ell tema discutir fu6 Ell siguiente:
PRUEBEsE ST LAS GUERRAs HAN
sIDO NECESARLAs @ NO PARA Ell
PROGREsO DE LOS PUEBLos."
Llevaban el pro Ramon Barea. Belin-
da Cancel Arcade Torres Y ell con-
ira Francisco Leon, Argelita Faria, Ur
sula Prats.
Todos los contendientes estuvieron
magnifcos en- la presentation de sus
argumentos, pero hay que senalar Be
linda Cancel que estuvo muy ajustada;
a Arcade Torres, que nos prob6 que
sera un gran polemista, Angelita Fa-
ria y Ursula Prats que ray6 gran
altura.
Los refutadores muy buenos hacien
do todos los esfuerzos posibles para oh
tener el triunfo. La victoria Sc deci-
di6 por ell contra obteniendo el primer
premio la srta. Prats el segundo pre-
mio Arcadia Torres y una menci6n ho-
norifca la Srta. Belinda Cancel, que es
much7chita que vale mucho. FL premio
collective Sc adjudic6 al joven Raul Al
varez.
El triunfo fu6 obtcnido por un So
10 punto, 10 que dice de manera elo-
cuente como trabajaron nuestros mu-
chachos
El JURADO muy justo.
FL acto de la entrega de los premios
estuvo cargo de Don Manolo, y no
hay que decir, que como siempre hizo
derroche de elocuencia dando al momen
to Ia solemmdad toda de una gran fes
ia del espiritu como 81 diiera.
En- la segunda parte tuviros ell gus
to de oir una linda canci6n cantada por
ia nina Carmen Padilla; una recitaci6n
.por la graciosa Coachita Vivoni; un
canto muy delicado por Elizabeth Este
We, que va goza de nombre como ar
tista de voz bien timbrada, nos re-
cjt6 una linda poesia ell estudioso io-
ven UBALDINO RAMIREZ BERTO-
Ii.
La Srta. Padilla, rluy bien. Voz dul
&c acci6n muy delicada.
Conchita vivoni, majestuosa y LENA
de gracia.
Elizabeth muy bien presentada y
muy al natural por 10 que conquist6
tantos apIausos
Ubaldino, recit6 muy bien y con mu-
cha naturalidad. 81 asi sigue sera un
excelente recitador.
A todo ese conjunto de variedad agra
dable sucedi6 ell desempeno de m CHS
toso boceto del Prof, Arce, titulado
AMOR DE CIEGOS cue Interpretation
de manera admirable, Margarita Ca
priles, Marcos r. V6lez y Monserrate
Faria.
Pero 10 mas delicioso de la noche es-
tuvo cargo de Victorina Capriles, la
~graciosa nina de los couplets, de Car
Gtos del Vale, que estuvo inimitable
en- su papel de guarGia y de Chindo,
que como rumbero hay que hacerle
justicia: es un artista.
La fiesta result6 un exitn ell pd-
tlico quedo altamente complacido.
G. Y r
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RuENA opoRTUNIDAn

Necesitamos agentes vendedores en-
los diferentes pueblos de la Isla pa-a
vender articulos de gran demanda. Sc
EciJe hoy mismo. r NJ. R. Box 81
Ponce, P. R. AdVt
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IiPRONTOn - rPRONTOIl
|'El Hiijo del
ilbuste 70
OPORTUNIDAD

ST desea usted tener un Verda-
dero horoscope en- eI que vera su
porvenir, conocera a sus enemI-
Cos y sabra las personas cue 10
anoan. envie $1.0O y a Vueita de
correo eabra su porVenir.
SRA. c. M. FlLOMENO
Profesora de ciencias ocultas,
Box f15. SantuTce
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NUEvAs CUEsTIONEs DE GRAN
INTEREs LEGAL surgeon EN- Ell
AsUNTO DE LA JURISDICTION DE
LA ORTE FEDERAL

continuation de la 3a. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-14

THE FLEISCHMANN COMPANY,
Dept7O Washington Street,
New York, N. Y.
Sirvanse enviarme gratis, Ell libreto "The
New Found Value of Fleischmann's Yeast
in Building Health"
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The Nevada County picayune., 1923-04-05
All Parts Made in Our
 Own Factory

TANTINLY part which into eatlennde Piano o Inner Player is made great factories This fact k of double significance Piano Buyer:
 nsu first of all positive high quality of materials and workman -
 And effects secondly, manufacturing which makes poSSibl
 the splen offer in natcl Instruments
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-04-05
Some Inside Facts About
 the Piano Business

DANOS like everything else made of requirements /
 gether O
 piano which lmied assortment of instruments is disposal sell wholly nnSned requirements.
 Moreover the asked such instrument might far above what the bcsin needs should
 build  be a Inner Fayes in
 
 reputation Cable specialized leadership and Players or every need.
, 1923-01-17
PAT O'HARA NEWS
. 4

Mrs. W. s. widows was a visitor
on Pat o'Hara Creek one day last
week.
Johnnie Reigle came in t. Cody on
Thursday returning home Friday.
Mrs. Fred Shultz and Mrs. Bertha
Reinmiller, m0tored in to Cody from
Paint Creek on Thursday.
Mrs. John Nelson is expected home
Sst"'day after having span. several
Molths visiting in the nssL
Jack Reynolds OF Skull Creek took
a load Of wood in to town for Fred
Houstan n day last week.
Johnnie Kirkpatrick Of Skull Creek
was seen leaving Cody, riding his
Grey saddle horse last Tuesday.
Joe Ganguet went to Cody Friday
returning home by way of Powell.
Mrs. Louis w. Lowe spent several
days visiting with relati3ss n
s. it nds IN Cody.
Several friends called ut the Gus
Shultz home on New Years night and
a good time vas enjoyed by all.
A. M. Walters was calling on friends
on Pat O'Hara Creek last week.
Christ Haug spent Saturday night
With his friend Paul Hartik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lowe took New
Year Dinner With Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
L. Brown.
Oscar Thompson and Ed Brown
motored into Cody Saturday.
John Kirkpatrick was in Cody the
last Of the week
Jack Reynolds is riding in Pat
basin gathering horses for
Fred Houston this week
, 1923-01-17

Miss Hanna Kirdby has returned to
Cody after a two weeks vacation on
her homestead near Wood river.
Mr.. atnd Mrs. "Bub" Coz write that
thew are are down in Havana. Cuba
among thousands of other thirs
Americans taking on moisture enough
TO last them the summer.
A meeting Of the Cody Rod and
Gun Club was held at the Irma Hotel
on Monday evening, to discuss game
matters and the revised Yellowstone
Extension.
About twenty members were pre-
sem and many letters OF interest from
other sections of the country were
read. Plans for the extension were
presented and discussed from all
angles and while no vote at this time
was taken. 1t was the general census
Of opinion that If the plan to make
the Yellowstone River the East bound
airy line and the elimination Of roads
and hotels within the proposed ter
ritory were adopted by the National
Park Service, that the objections to
the old bill would be o%verruled.
1t was decided to hold a joint meet
ing Of the Wyoming Game Protective
Association and the Rod and Gun
Club on Friday evening at seven
thirty at the Library to decide on
combined action Of the two organ
izations.
, 1923-01-17
KfIe ocaI News


The basket ball game 10
have been played Win . Team from
Lowell in the local nign scnooi gym
nm Saturday evening" was
1t the last mute wnen II was SUI
denly learned ina tne Aove,l 'ea"
had not even started tor Coos' one
of the largest Groves OF tne season
had gathered In n Cody Hisn Schooi
building to witness tne contest wnlcn
promised 10 pe $50
word. caused considerable disappoint
nent.
DR.. VansyAo a. go
from Hyaltvin 49, e. 10
on THURSDAY. Dr
genius on teiesraply r 49,
pioneers 80. ~ aootor
, 1923-01-17
CHURCH GUILD
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Christ Church Guild held its annual
election of officers on January 10th.
Those elected for the coming year
we're Mrs. Henry Pool pres, Mrs.
Anna Peake, vice pres. Mrs. Louis
Howe. treas. and Mrs. Russell Kim
bail sec'y.
The Guild will meet with Mrs.
Russell KimbaA January 24th.
, 1923-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Studebaker are
spending the remainder of the winter
at the j. M. Spaulding ranch on
South Fork.
, 1923-01-17

sat Creek shows increase OF 19,45'
barrels per da$ for week ennns
Dec. IL.