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Evening star., 1924-10-10

WEST BRADLEY LASE--ATTRACTIVE,
Modern Dutch bungalow: garage: posses
sion; much less than cost; easy terms or trade
for home In Georgetown section.
Evening star., 1924-10-10

Ontario roaf, north OF Col. rd.-EIcep-
tionaily attractive and well built modern
tve.story brick; garage; possession; price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
About Fights
and Fighters
By LEO II. LASSEN
By LEO II. LASSEN

a CCORDING 10 all ac-
n counts Vic Foley wasn't
any too anxious to meet Bud
Ridley when the Vancouver
featherweight was offered n
match with the Little Demp-
Sey.
Ridley agreed to make l22
pounds, six hours before the
fight, or to make i2i ring
side. but when Foley'S mana
ger, Jack Allen. refused to
fight for the same medal that
Ridley was 70 get, then the
dark gentleman in the wood
pile began to show himself.
Foley and Ridley would make a
nifty fight for an open air show here
and Foley should be able 10 hold his
own with Ridley.
In the meantime Ridley Will take
on Joe German again on June IL a.
the ball yard and IL they fight as we'll
as they have in their other matches
here there won't DO any kicks
coming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Schedule
for Star
Boys Set

THE following schedule will be In
effect in The Star Junior Base.
ball league Sunday;
Georgetown Cubs rs. Sunset Hill
Improvement club at Adams.
Fahey.BrocISmnns vs.. Three Broth.
ors Dye Works at Columbia.
Junior Advance club VS.. South
Lake at Mercer
Mercer Cubs VS.. Arden Cubs at
South Park
Western Union vs. Ballard Bull.
dogs at Adams.
Louie's VIZ. South Lake at Mercer.
The last named team in each game
listed Is tho home team and they
must obtain tho permit for tho
grounds Immediately.
Tho South Lake team plays n
doublohcndcr and tho Seattle Boys
club nine 10 idle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Gibbons Has Little
Chance With Dempsey.

Tommy Gibbons stayed Is rounds
with Jack Dempsey by fighting a
purely defensive fight. hanging on
thruout and az times actually run.
ming away.
This same Gibbons. taking the OF.
fenssvc, couldn't stop Georges Carp
enter. who was hardly as good as
when Dempsey stopped him in four
rounds.
Gibbons. a ring man Of long OK.
perience. might be able 20 stave or
a knockout AZ Dempsey's hands
again by a defensive. hanging. on
fight. but he has little chance Of ever
winning the title.
Because he has such a little
chance Of winning Il looks like a had
renatch. aitho il won't be surprising
II II goes thru.
Luis Firpo and HARRY Wills. both
big and both seekers. would be the
logical cards for Dempsey. Gibbons.
al the best. couldn't do much better
than he did az Shelby and that was
more Of wrestling match than any.
thing else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Frisco Fights
Are Stopped

The four.round promoters in San
Francisco finally took ono on the
chin. They we're getting away with
murder by their conduct OF the game
there and the officials stepped in
lat week and stopped the shows.
Whoever the promoters wanted TO
call amateurs were allowed to fight
and whoever they called profession.
ais were professionals.
Politics finally entered the scene
and it ended when Bert Colima and
frankie Denny were prevented from
fighting there.
IL conducted along the lines OF the
Vernon and Hollywood shows the
Frisco promoters would have no
difficulty in getting by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
BY LEO II. LASsEN

around with megaphones telling what they think
in order to get their handles into the newspapers.
They don't A lot Of players actually shy at news
paper men. Attic il means money in their peck
cts even some of the managers refuse to talk.
Bill Essick, manager Of the Vernon Tigers, is
aptly known as "Vinegar Bill" to the knights of
the typewriter.
EsSick. one of the best managers IN the minors,
hasn't been known TO say more than 10 words 10
ANYBODY about baseball at one time. Not that
he can't think of anything to say, but because he's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Pennsylvania Is Dark Horse of Hudson -,
RED AND
BLUE is
POWERFUL
Defeats Navy; Some Talk
Of Penn Entering Olym-
pic Trials

DEFEATING The Navy By one and
~ ons.haif lengths last week. the
University Of Pennsylvania crew has
taken on the title Of the dark horss
Of the Hudson.
The Navy had previously trimmed
Tie Syracuse eight and UP 90 that
pce tho orange boat was tho East
ern favoriis 10 win a. Poughkecpsle.
The addition Of tho veteran coach.
Rice. 10 the Penn coaching staff
seems 20 have obtained results. Rice
was AZ Columbia for years. lie II
working with Head Coach Wright AZ
Philadelphia
There IL some talk % Pennsylvania
entering the olympic trials since
their victory over the Navy.
Columbia and Syracuse are cona!d.
cred out % the Hudson running on
preseason dope. with Wisconsin be.
Ing given but little hope because o.
lack Of competition. Washington viii
be the fhYori,e. with Pennsylvania
AZ the dark horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Arlett Wins
Contest With
Long Homer

PUZz ARLETT may DO a Bull
- Montana In the field and
Stranger Lewis running the bases.
but the big Oakland outnelder can
sock that baseball.
With Oakland behind ono run in
tho eighth inning Monday, Ariett
hit the first hall Carl williams
dlshed up about 80 miles over the
hight field fence. scoring Lafayette.
who had walked. ahead OF him, pro-
ducinE the winning runs. The final
was Oakland, o; Seattle. 4.
George Steuland started for Seat
tie and lasted quickly. Before WI.
iiams could be rushed to the rescue
Oakland had three runs.
The Tribe got one back In the
third. one In the fourth and took the
lead with two in the seventh.
But Arie;t's sock spoiled the
whole matinee.
Harry Krause southpawed a good
gume for the Oaks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

T is generally admitted that
the publicity that baseball re-
eeiveS in the daily press is
the lifeblood of the game.
The intimate stories of the
performers, the sidelights on
the happenings of the dia-
mond and the reams of sta
tisties that are published
keep the game going.
But don't think for a min
ute that the owners, mana
gers and players are running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
WAIVERS on MENusIlEN
REPORTED MITIlDK AVN

Some timc uso lt vas reported
that Vernon had asked waivers on
uutnrider Menoaksy. Pitcher Ksck
and Pitcher Courtney Hut lbs
Angeles Immediately put In a claim
FOR tho speedy Msnoskey and the
Tigers took him of tho market
II Is said that the Tigers wsr, try
InE 20 ship The outfieidsr 90 the
American association IN exchange Tor
pitching strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
BOEfII.ER HAS
PLENTY or STUFF

When George Boehler turned tho
Tribe hack The other day tho Oak.
land highlander showed the Indians
az much stuff az they have looked at
this season.
Cliff Brady. who is a smar, man a,
The plate. says that Bochlsr showed
him plenty Of stuff.
"Ho has speed and a good hook
and control" says Brady. 'and Of
them all. control - the main thing
as your stuff doesn't do any good
unless you got Il over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

the SPHINX Of The Coast league
The daily search for new baseball angles, the
uncovering Of yarns Of freak incidents plays, and
the gossip that make up the daily fodder for the
fans, isn't the easy job that il sometimes may
seem.
Red" Killefer, Del Howard, Charley Graham
Bill Lane-those are some of the fellows in the
league who know baseball news and they don't
try 10 force lot Of propaganda on the scribes. If
they were all like these fellows the job would be
a snap.
But if they were all the silent babies that this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Welter Champ
Easily Wins
Over Tender

DH1LDAELPHGA. June S.-Mick,
l. ey Walker. worlds welter-
weight champion, won a clean-cut
decision over Lefty" Lew Tender,
Philadelphia, in 10 rounds here last
night.
Walker placed his title at stake
for the bout,
Most OF Tenders fighting was
done on the defense. Walker did
the larger share OF the leading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
"Vnegar" Bill ESsck, the Pacific Coast League Sphinx

fellow Essick is, It would be tough life.
The best source Of baseball stories shat Seattle
scribes had for a long time was Nick Williams,
who was business manager of the Indians last
year long association with the game, a sense
Of news, and good fund Of humor, made Will
liams invaluable 10 the newspaper men.
Williams was always willing 10 "fan" baseball.
and it's only in these tanning bees that the real
stories of the diamond are uncovered
After ALL the game itself is quickly forgotten;
it's the laugh, the tragedy or the sensation that
is remembered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
BOWMAN AND ROIIy,ER
NOT HITTING

Elmer Bowman and Ray nohwef
arc both In a bad hitting slump and
neither Il hitting consistently. with
two such big stleksrH not delivering.
the attack Of the Indians has been
very uncertain. During the past week
Bowman has looked really rod al,
times while Rohwer isn't anywhere
near his ig57 form. once these two
stickers start finding tho range the
Indians win present dangerous
offensive. Bowman was hitting trc.
mendousiy on the read. but seems
bothered In this park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
SPOKANE MAKES BID FOR REST OF SALT LAKES 1924 GAMES
VERNON LUCKY
THOMAS "FIND"

When Harry Courtney failed 20
deliver this spring Vernon was
distinctly uD against y for Z high
class houihpaw. In desperation
BIN Essick took on Lefty Thomas
former Seattle and Los Angeles
southpaw.
Thomas hal been waived on,
Of the league BY Los Angeles. but
De refused 20 go % Shreveport in
the Texas league. 20 Vernon made
a deal for him.
And oil Thomas did last week
was 70 pitch two gilt-odged games
aEulnst Portland. beating the
Beavers twice.
It's a lucky break for Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Whitman Wins
Over Cougars

PULLMAN. Wash. June 5.-whit.
man defeated Washington state col
lege here yesterday at baseball. to
1. The Cougars play Whitman today
and Idaho Thursday n they lose
either Of these games. the Uniyer.
sity Of Washington viii be the con.
ference champions. II Washington
state wins both. the title will belong
10 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

The Vernon Tigers arc making
their first appearance Of tho season
here to-day. Second place is the issue
at stake Ia the present series. Vernon
won the odd game from Seattle two
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

IIWt NIII0 NHFF
4, Il said that the majority OF ihs
stock Is owned by business men In
Salt Lake and that Lane h simply
given free reign In running the club
lane. q o. reported. does not con.
irnl the stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
REHAULT LOO MS
BID FOR GIBBONS

NEW YORK. June s-Tom
Gibbons. ST. Paul heavyweight.
who dccisivcly defeated Georges
Carpenter at Michigan City. Sat.
urday. has been offered $4,000
to meet Jack Ronault. Canadian
heavyweight champion. In a
match 10 feature the annual milk
fund benefit hero In June.
Leo Flynn, Rcnaults manager.
has accepted terms. IL was am.
nounccd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Percy Egtvet Is
1925 Track Boss

Percy Egtvet University OF Wash.
ing weight star, was yesterday elect
cd captain OF the 1925 track team.
Egtvet is n Seattle boy. a graduate
OF Broadway high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
G. n. WINS

Altho greatly disappointed at the
failure OF the Mercer All stars to
show up Saturday at Hiawatha play.
field, tho Great Northern Railway
were content In thoroly trouncing the
fast West Seattle Orioles S to o. Olsen
pitched his usual steady game and
was given air.tight support. Bill
Longs work in left field featured for
the winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Game Chatter
Four ti1s. Cad william. l.att.d Tu,..

ioar time. Carl William. batted Tu.s.
Gag ana each time the hard working
ritehsr went 70 the aiEh he feed a touxh
situation The first tine there was A
man on second with one away ana Ca-i
rhhnHsa single thru the Dor. scoring
Siahs The nest time BE flied 20 fiEht
On line ~ith two out ana ths bssss fuil
The nsft trip two men wsrs on with two
away ard 10 forced a runner. Tho last
Vine TIE iTinE run was on second and
CAR bounced a hit OF Of MccArroa's
shssi. bot Lane failed 10 score him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Free Park and $4,000
Is Offered to Utahans
Frank A. Smith Heads Committee Trying to Land
Coast League Franchise for Inland Empire City;
Washington Water Power Co. Will Donate Park

VI now OFVhNIIE ~ HItNIIIH q UIW FWF FF1N F7s''F
Lake Coast league franchise.
A committee OF Inland Empire citizens,
headed by Frank A. Smith. has wired an offer
of free park and bonus Of $4,000 TO Bill
Lane. owner Of the Bees. TO finish the nine
weeks OF the Coast league schedule booked for
Salt Lake, in Spokane.
The Washington Water Power Co.. which con-
IL hun off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

free of the grounds.
thousand dollars towards the $4,000 bonus has been
raised by subscription.
Spokane the third Coast city seek the Utah franchise
Vancouver b. c. and Long Beach, CAL also bidding for il.
It's very doubtful if il will be moved however at least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

defeat 70 Williams. At bat-oh stsulaud
& Tits battcd--ofg Stenland J. Runs
scored-ofi steuland :. Runs responsible
r-steuiand ,. Ktauso g. Williams :.
struck out--By SteuiAnd ]. BY KrauSe :.
by Williams 3. Bases on bslls-off Steu-
land !. off Williams :. OF Kraute J. Hit
b. pitched ball--Lane. Homa rpn-kr-
lett Two-hasc hits-Arleti. Bowman.
Goehei. Brady. Three base hit-McCar-
ron. Sacrifice hits Bowman. Krause.
Brady. Runs ba,ted Williams Nc
Carrou. Arlett :, GuiSto. Bowman, Eldred.
Baldwin. Caught stcAiing-BAidwin
Double piay-Brady 20 Crane 10 Bowman,
Left on bases--seattle ?. Oakland Z.
Time - 1865. Empires - Reardon and
Finney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Vernon Is Easy
Victor in Final

PORTLAND, June S,--Vornon
easily defeated Portland in the last
game OF the series here yesterday
by score OF 10 to !.
The score: II, n. L..
Vernon .,,...,.,.,.,.l5 20 .
Portland .......,...... IL s
Pcnner. shcllenbach and Murphy;
Schroeder, pillottc and DAILY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
GAMES ms wEEK

vernon - Seattle
Oaklana AZ Portland.
salt f.ahs al san Ffansisce
saefamsnte a. Los AnEe.sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

Eidred. scoring on above mentioned
bput. slid past Read and hit The plate
with his hand. II was a well executed
BIT OF work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

Batteries; Dyer. Pfsffsr ard gonrsiNs.
Ssihsrgall: KTsmer Cooper and Gooch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

Percy Jones may take the hill today.
or Red killefer may send steuland hack
again in the opener with Vernon stcu-
land had nothing yesterday. but he may
he himself today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
The three Oakland outneider. u,r,

playing left field for Bowman all day
yesterday In the sixth he crossed every.
body VI By hitting the right field fence
On the bounce and made double with
out half trying He laid down nice bunt
on a squeeze play ia the fourth but fan
ned on his ,ro other trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

Batteries! Mcnamara Hatrhsidsr
Lacas and o'Nsill. Ryan. ounsrd and
SNYDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

RESULTS
oakland 2 ssatiis e.
Nsrsan -. Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Arl,it did .om, tall hitting during IN,

past week. lie hii the right field fence
ard honisd yesterday ana nearly drov.
Lane out Of she park With a lunr fly.
his toll for she week was two horners.
tvo triples ak doubles and a single.
Noi bed. toys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

William, pitched himself oct Of bad
hole ~ the seventh. NAdsras singled and
dosbsi doubisd with nens away. Carl
got krspss on an infisld chance, Adams
on ~ ard he famed NcCarrsn when
the latter teok curve for a third strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

Ted BALDWIN continued 10 dish IN \
mean line Of fielding at third base. He
picked foul of Of the third base bore.
which Adam lo,ted In the fifth aud made
coupl, Of nice running throws on slow
hits balls. his specially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

seattle took five of tn, eight games
With Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03

u locked lk. Hiiiy Lane made no
effort 10 get out Of the way Of a slow
curve IN the fifth and the oaks squawkod
plenty when Bsant Reardon gave him
bis base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-03
Twice durins The rnme Krau., pa..ca

mtn purpos.lg and got away with n zach
time He passed Tobin 70 fii the barss
IN the fourth and cot Williams aud he
patsed Eidrsd IN tho firth and Lane
spollef things by being caught Oft OF
second.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
"Tengo fe en- ell patriOtismo de mis- compG-
nerOs de cOmisi6n, y tengOfe en- ell des-
tino de mi patria" TouS Soto

"Cono que enconraremos formula nos permita
unidcs las Comsons del Congreso
asunto del status Es hecho pardo Union
de Puerto Rico ne acuamente la Independence como
Esado Lbre Asociado puede constituir
status defnvo 10 que pedr de todos los
Partdos regimen Immediate transtorio una formula
do gobeno propio superior de lbertad poca
monica que lanado Esado Lbre Asocado Ergo la for
mu Campbeana representa- desideatum aspiration
sprema de este Pueblo nj status eve consgo la sobe
rania naenabe dc Puerto Rico jQue queda pues? Ell
tado pelo que ha dado lamar Estado casico
menester cacarlo de modo aguno
unico Este que asociado libre 10 mejor
obeano 81 puderamos obener del Congreso deca
rac6n de Puerto Rico admdo de la estaddad
cuando Pueblo constudo asamblea consuyente pda
igreso Union someiendo la Constitution del eado de
b. empre que anafabesmo hubiere decretado
5000 la rquez tasabe ascenddo 800 miones creo que
habaos eaiizado oba fecnda buena patri6tca
egar la Union (federal) menester eguemos la
union de pensamento sin mentae sin egosmos
partdaristas Teneo e parotmo de compaeros de
conson tengo Re destno de mi pata Sobre recia
conextua moral asenara ell estrbo central del immense Wis
duco una las Americas Nuestro estado latino america
no. amo ell Presdente Harding Erase 10 dice todo
Nuestro dec estadounidense polcamente por las ns
ttucones pubca latino por la sangre engua las
tituciones privadas. Que Dios nos guie inspire!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
UNA VISTA DEL PRINCIPE DE
GALES AL PRESIDENTE
MILLERAND

PARIS, enero 0. Omitted Press)-
Sc ha anunciado hoy que Ell Principe
de Gales, POGO despu6s de su llegada
a esta capital visito al Presidente Mi
llerand en- su residencia Official.
El Principe permanecera tres dias
de incognito en- ell Hotel Meurice. ba-
10 el supuesto nombre de Lord Ches-
ter. Sc lie MEGA toda signifcancia po-
Utica especial al viaje del Principe
ingles, atribuyendosele motives pura-
mente personales. Sin embargo, Sc
hacen en- los circulos politicos. tanto
en- esta capital como de Londres, nu-
merosas conjeturas sobre los posibles
motives del viaje del Principe dc Ga
les
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
Fl pOeta Jose A. BaISeirO SOIi-
Cita del preSidente del Tribunal
Supreme SenOr Del IOrO un re-
CuerdO para eI insigne SOCi6-
logo don EugeniO Maria
de hOStOS
ESperO- -diCe--que eI nOmbre de eSe
gran pOrtOriquenO aICaRCe en- su pa
tria aIgO de 10 mHChO que tenemOS
obligation de dade

Nuestro estimado amigo el poeta Jo-
Sc A. Balseiro nos entreg6 aver copia
de la siguiente carta que dirige al
Hon. Emilio del Toro cuevas:
Mi admirado don Emilio
Por una noticia pablicada en- este
mismo diario el del mes en- curso,
tuve conocimiento dc que Ia campana
en- favor del monumental a la memcIla
del expresldente de los Estad)s Uni
dos, Sr. Harding, ha tenido rn exto
favorable al extreme de conseguirse de
nuestrO pals, una suma superior a la
que de el Sc solicitara.
La information no despert6 en- mi
amino sorpresa de clase falguna Dcsda
las primeras actividades del Comite
que usted presidia, hourosamente, 20
tenia la certeza de que ell fin de sus
iniciativas seria de triunfo. Habia, So
bro todos, dos motivos que me sugi-
rieran tan confado pensamiento. Uno,
el entusiasmo con que usted y los otros
caballeros que formabaH ell Comite Sc
propusieron conseguir 10 que deseaban.
otro, Ell no olvidar que Puerto Rico
ha respondido siempre, generosamente.
a todos los Iamamientos que Sc le han
hecho en- ncmbre de los sEstados Uni
dos de America. Reciban. pues, usted
sus companeros mi felicitacion sin
cera, Y con ella, una proposition que
creo justa y digna de Ia atencion mas
noble:
En- nuestro pals nacio un hombre que
nj en- vida, nj luego de morir. tuvo
nj ha tenido paralelo en- la intellectual
lidad de~Puerto Rico. Ya 'habr& listed.
imaginable dc quien Sc trata. No pue-
de ser otro sino Ell Maestro Eugenio
Maria de Hostos; EUgenio Maria de
Hostos, quien con Jose Enrique Rodo
con Jose Marti. forma la trilogia
de los mas intensos pensadores de Anne
rica.
El nombre del Maestro de ''Medi-
tando" es ell que mas gloria nos ha
dado en- suelo extranjero. listed sabc
mejor que yo del waller exceptional de
aquel homhre en- cuyo cerebro bullian
los dos ideales que mas ennoblecen: Ell
de la hbertad ell de la sabiduria. Us
ted recuerda que la labor de Hostos
(Continiia en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-10
UN NUEvo REMEDIo PARA Ell
CANCER

BERLIN, enero 9 Omitted Press)-
El ilustre professor Doctor Mathushita
de Toxic, actualmente residente en-
Frankfort, publica en- Ia Revista Sc
manal de Medicina de esta capital,
una extensa description del nuevo re-
medic para Ell cancer, indicando que ha
sido probado con magnificos resulta-
dos en- mas de tres mil pacientes por
mas de mil trescientos medicos japo-
neses: Actualmente, agrega Ell refe-
rido hombre de ciencias, estan siendo
probado en- las clinicas alenanas con
ell mismo excelente resultado.
La nueva medicina Sc conoce con Ell
nombre de Caroinolysin, Y probable
mente. sa~deriva de un fermento OBJ
tenido de una planta china lamada
'haisung'' Y una mezcla de determi-
nados aceites.
Sc asegura que el nuevo medicamen-
to ha tenido resultados PRACTICES in
mediatos en- ell sesenta Y cuatro por
ciento de los casos tratados, hasta
ahora.