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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
posem.ry Goff Has
psrty on Scveath Birthday.

BO0cm8Sy VIVA @~S
,Ary on Seveafh Birthday.
The occasion Of little Miss Rose
nary Goff's seventh birthday was
nttingly observed with . party to
which ton Of her little friends were
invited. Mrs. w. H. Goff had at.
ranged two entertaining hours for
the occasion from I to 6 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
The big birthday cake with its
seven candles was the delight Of the
children when the refreshment hour
came and It made q pretty picture
amid the profusion Of sweet peas
and gay crepe paper favors Of caps
and toys On the pretty table where
the eats were served.
Games and lollypops were en-.
toved during the first part of the
party and after this each little maid
was crowned with paper cap and
the cake was cut and served Will
Ice cream and other dainties.
Rosemary's guests were Charlott.
Wood. Lucills Nelson. Sarah Eller
Brady. Betty Jans Dsitrich. Rose
mary swart. Dorothy virgins. Ethe
Hamilton. Helen Stevens. Bsrbars
Station and Clara Louis Haggard.
- 80
~ - =. 49,
First q LoncAeoo 0sriep.
Mrs. =. L. Carter was hostess q,
the first Of q ssries Of luncheons Il
BE- sivsa to her friends this seasol
on Thursday afternoon. On this oc
cassoa yellow garden flowers lent a,
attractive decorative note TO lunch
con table and reception rooms.
A dainty repast was served to tn,
guests at o'clock and duplicat,
auction was the entertaining diver
sion for the twenty-five guests dur
ing the afternoon.
800 %
The departure Of Mrs. Florenc,
Morrison for Denver Saturda,
brought many regrets to her man,
friends here with whom she Il al
ways . social favorite. Mrs.. Morri
son and son Billy. and Master Tim,
Thies left IN the Morrison car o.
Saturday for their home in Denver
Mn. Alice Cheney and Mrs. r. L
BishoD had - their luncheon guests
on We1nesday Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Mitchell. 11r. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell
snd Master Billy Mitchell Of Center
. . -
c. d. Bowling. who lives a
Honslaks. left Thursday evening
for Aiehiga1 City. Ind. where h
will attend . convention.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
NO CONCERT TONIGHT.

There will not be the usual band
concert at the park this Friday even.
ing ~ the band will accompany the
Commercial club to Bowen. Re-
member the band picnic at Masonic
park ON Sunday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
OFF FOR CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. John Macarthur and Miss
Marian Hecker left Tuesday evening
for California. Miss Marhn will re-
turn to Los Angeles. where she has
= position. and Mrs. Macarthur will
visit her daughter. Mfs. Robert
Graham. At San Francisco.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
H. G. Mosser returned to his home
in indianapolis. Ino.. Thursday after
spending several weeks vacationing
in Monte Vista.
BArcHELDER's DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Batchelder are
enjoying a visit from their daugh-
ter. Ruth. Mrs. ]. NJ. Twitchell Of
Delta. Utah. Mrs. Twitchell is well
coined home by many friends here
and at Del Norte. where she taught
school four years.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-09-05
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real. Seduction Il her favor
its crime, though shs delights to
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sublime -resistless In appeal. -.
She halls % from hse arbored
ha-srom haunts q rose an
fssn. She calls from Bad
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at it, turn-and whsn shs casts
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dsmands my wsaEy soul would
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
FL REY DEL DEPoRTE

Cansados estamos va de soportar las
injurias que Sc lie dirigen a los man
ayers de los teams Ponce, Ribosch Y
Humacao desde las Columns de dife-
rentes peri6dicos de la localidad y que
deian traslucir claramente un .apasio-
namiento que domina sus autores que
los pone muy por debajo del nivel mo-
raj de la personalidad que les han
dado sus cr0nicas.
Ampararse tras su nombre de bata-
LA, luego lamar confabulaci6n a una
reunion en- Ia cual sc saba Sc iba a ce-
lebrar un juicio sumario al team San
Juan Athletics Y en- donde dicho team
iba tener su defensa, pues ell fue avi-
sado anticipadamente ell objeto de d.
cha reunion. demuestra una vez mas,
la gran dosis de ceguera apasionistis
que tienen los cronistas que han echa-
do Ia pluma a garabatear.
La acci6n del manager del Athletics,
Croyas, al llegar .tarde dicha reunion
para despues oponerse al 'tseparamien
to-" de su team. del ca1npeonato, de-
muestra elaramente y a ojos vistos,
que Jsu posici6n al tomar Santana
en- contra de la voluntad del manager
del IIhmacao, delieada esinsostenible. no
(Continda en- la pagina o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
RIBoscH VS.. HUMAcAo
(Por Ranger Izquierdo)


Renida lucha sostuvieron Ell domin-
go pasado en- la liga de Cayey, orien.
tales Y Tabacaleros.
Ell C6lebre Gacho reaparece en- ell
box lanzando aquellas pedradas que
mucho silenciaron los sluggers de la
isla y muchas victorias le .dieron a su
team. 81 este y David continian Ian
zando no seran derrotas tras derrotas
las que recibira, el Ribosch. IN
Ell aqua parecia no iba deiar ju-
gar pelota donde impera la bella Car
lolita, pero al fin ceso y empez6 el
juego con las siguientes baterias: Ri.
bosch -Gacho y Guerrero. Humacao:
Pinar y Angulo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Una sensational porffa result6 la lu-
cha de la tarde. Los ceros SO suce-
dian con extraordinaria rapidez. Girls
tino San aparecian inexpugnables.
Muchas veces ell collar en- ambos lados
parecia destruirse, pero cogidas mara
villosas, jugadas estupendas hacfan
mas penosa la zafra. Los leones llega-
ban a tercera, pero en- honor Ia ver-
dad jamas tuvieron la oportunidad de
escalar la almohadilla deseada- Paloz
mas mensajeras, rolatas, ponches, pero
nunca Ell hit oportuno.
LEGO ell octave inning, Ell Ponce re-
cibi6 su penIltima argolla. Los lobos
enfurecidos, llenes de rabia, deseosos
de complacer a una madrinita cue es
toda elegancia y gentileza, emprendie-
ron la ofensiva. Dos fenomenales Ia
blazos y un 'ielder's choice'' die
ron una carrera los LoBoS. Los
stands querianse venir abajo. Una gri-
terra enorme silenci6 a los fanaticos
del Ponce. El collar habfa side roto
honrosamente, sin un error y todos re-
cordaban Ell otro collar que aun no
habia sido destruido. Y terrnin6 el
inning, con esa sola carrera. Los leo
mes realizaron esfuerzos inauditos por
deshacerse de una cadena pero todo
fue infructuoso, y cargaron con nue.
We preciosisimos eslabones elaborados
por Cristino y Soler.
El Arecibo escribi6 anteayer la pa
gina mas gloriosa de su historic. Diez
y siete ceros conservatives al mas for
midable team de Puerto. Rico, consti-
tuye una gloria, mucho mas cnando ha
jugado sin refuerzo alguno. Nosotros,
que pudimos admirar esta lucha refi-
disima. donde prodigios realizados por
los arecibenos, jannas concebidos por
nosotros, s6lo pudieron hacer indes-
tructible el collar leon6s, no pcdenos
sino enviar nuestra, calurosa felicita-
ci6n los bravos chicos del Arecibo
Park, nuestras congratulaciones sim
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
sEaUNDo INNING

Humacao:-Jallase Sc refresca. An
gulo fiy-out. Frank imita a Jallase.
Cero. ~
Ribosch: David rolling out Garcia
iga Ell primer hit de La mafiana. Cue
rrero conecta de. dos esquinas y ade-
lanta al de. segunda tercera. Mas
tarde entra por passed ball. Seda recA
be cuatro bolas. Chilino planchea y
entra de safe. Guerrero entra y Seda
llega hasta tercera. Sanguiri recibe la
base por bolas. Jimenez fly out y ell
corredor de tercera pisa v CORE y por
un error Ell hombre de segunda entra
tambien. Mateo hitea y entra Sangut-
ri. Gacho rolling out. Cinco carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
sExTo INNING

Humacao: Thompson palea por los
dcnlinios de Jim6nez v llega de- coafe.
Jallase hitea. Angulo fly out Y Thotnp
son llega a tercera. Frank fly out -El
corredor de tercera pisa y CORE. Ja-
Ilase que Sc hallaba en- tercera hace
un bonito squeeze play al Canar6n es-
tar al palo. Este palea para Gacho sin
resultado alguno. Dos carreras.
Ribosch: Chilino Sc poncha y pcr
passed bali mala tirada de catcher
a primera toma tres bases. sanguiri
rolling out. Jim6nez 10 imita y chilint
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
TERcER INNING

Humacao: Camar6n rolling out. Pi,
mar rolling out. Chato conecta de dos
esquinas. Willie recibe boleto libre
para la inicial Thompson hitea y en-
ira CiQui pero al Chato tratar de lle-
gar home es enganchado. Una Ca
rrera. @
Ribosch: DAWN Sc va de dos esqui.
mas, Garcia tremenda recogida a
Thompson. Out. Adelanta a Daviii.
Guerrero toma la, base por bolas. Sc
'da conecta de dos bases y entran Da-
VIII Guerrero chilino fly out. San
guirf 10 in1ita. Dos carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
cUARTo INNING

Humacao: Jallase fly out. Angulo
10 imita. Frank recibe la base por bo.
las. Camar6n roietea y es out en- pri-
mera. Cero
Ribosch: Jim6nez hga una tremen-
da Inca que mata Jallase profesio-
nalmente. (Aplauso) Mateo fly out.
Gacho Sc fortalece con un ponchs.
Cero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
QUINTo INNING

Pinar rolling out. Ciqui roletea al
short Y Sc inicia por error de este.
Chato picot al pitcher y Ciquf cs for
ced out en- segunda Willie Until a
Chato. Cero.
La c6cors de los pitchers de Hu-
macao particularmente (Daviu) la po-
ne al zinc y toma dos bases. Garcia
rrolling out y adelanta Davil. Gae-
rrero rolling out y entra Daviu. Seda
fly out. Una carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
NovENo INNING

TIumacao: Camaron rolling al short
v llega de safe. Pinar Sc poncha Ci-
qui conecta de dos esquinas. Chato Sc
refresca. Willie Sc va de dos esqui-
mas. Thompson hitea y entra Willie.
Jallase rolling al short y entra de sa-
fe. Angulo hitea y entra Thompson.
Frank palomita al Gacho. Tres carre-
ras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
PRIMER INNING

Humacao:-El primero en- iniciar la
ofensiva es Ciqui con una rolata Inn-
ricndo en- primera; Chato rolling al
short toma dos bases por NAL dis
paro. Willie hitea y al Chato tratar
de escalar ell home muere por disparo
de Chilno. Thompson rola al Gacho.
Out. Cero.
Ribosch:-Jimenez rolling out. Ma
teo SO toma Ell primer ponche narca
Angulo. Gacho rolling out. Cero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
OCTAVE INNING

Humacao: Thompson Sc poncha, Sc
da rolling al short y este mofa. An
gulo foul out. Frank fly out. cero.
Ribosch: YSeda rolling out. Chilino
10 imita. Sanguiri rolling out. Cero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Dos lujosos uniformes lucieron cl do
mingo los muchachos lie II Ioza. para
iniciar las contiendas locales. Los
Bucks desde I'M principle dejIbau nc
tar que eran un conjunto superior, a
pesar de que la superioridad no era
gran cosa. Dentro de una animation
extraordinaria dio comienzo el deSa-
flo matinal que resulto ser una vic
tcria para los muchachos del Buick, no
obstante haber los "Hudsons'' corri
do aventajados durante los primeros
momentos. Lanz6 durante los prime
meros episodios por los Super Six, Ca
miZ, guien al ser, castigado dejo su
tarea la Pantera Negra. Recibi6 Net,
10 hizo fatalmente siendo el mas
responsible de la derrota de SUI move
ma. Aun recordamos un inning con
dos en- bases. Gamiz 'ponch6" al pa
leador pero Net di6 un objectionable
passed ball Y anotaron dos hombres.
siendo Ell "score" final cinco a seis
tenemos necesariamente que culpar al
catcher de ese fracaso. Por los Bucks
dispar6 Suncar, realizando una buena
labor desde ell box. Recibi6 en- Ell ho-
gar, Pepe Santana, distinguiendose CO.
mo siempre 10 ha hecho. Solo Pepe ha
logrado mantener controlado a Suncar
por clio debe sentirse satisfecho.
Este triunfo de los 'carros'' de
Toto nos hacia pensar que habriamos
de presenciar una sensational lucha en-
Ell desafio vespertino. AL negar a San
Juan nos enteramos de que los ttLo-
BoS de Arecibo'' habian derrotado
los "Leones del Ponce" permitiendo-
lie solo tuna vuelta al hogar": Esto
nos "preocup6'' algo, y despert6 en-
nosotros un interes indescriptiple.
Invitados por Ell enthusiastic fan Mi
guel Angel Medina, y acompafados
por las "verdaderas madrinas que de-
bieran ser del Ponce'', Ia distinguida
familia Canine, el Lcdo. Jimenez Si-
card6 dos amigos mas cuyos NOM
bres lamento no recordar, marchamos
a la historical villa del Captain Co
rrea. :. ALI pudimos contemplar ma
ravillas.
Tai parecfa que Ell pueblo de Areci-
bo Sc habia "derramado" todo en- los |
stands; preciosos capullos, plet6ricos de
gracia belleza engalanaban los pal
cos. Solo Sc escuchaban voces ale |
gres, en- todos los labios aun juguetea-
ba la victoria del juego matinal, y |
como 81 fueran profetas predeeian un
collar de perlas negras a los leones de
Pipo que quizas llevaban la intenci6n |
de "varar" una tierna picuita.,..
San fue ell designado para vengar La
derrota de la ma6ana donde Sc lucio
Patio desde ell box y Quiro, Ultima
adquisici6n arecibeha en- Ell center |
field. En- este juego los del norte en-
pujaron tres hombres al hogar al cas-
tigar la bola "bruja'' de Moncho. |
Beitia fue Ell iinico leon que pudo lle-
gar salvo Ia "casa. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

En- San juan los Bucks Sc anotaron
otra victoria en- ell desafio vespertino.
va para la pr6xima semana, Sc nos
asegura, ingresaran nuevos peloteros
en- las novenas capitalinas y las lu-
chas han de resultar mas interesantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Ribosch y Humacao Sc dividieron
los honores. En- el juego de Ia ma
fiaaa vencieron las ''panteras' por
una carrera. Score a 6. Por La tar
de los CRISES solo permitieron una ca
rrra los tabacaleros'' mientras
ellos lograron anotar cinco.
EDDIE COLLINS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
sEPT1Mo INNING

Pinar hitea. CiQui fly out. Chato
foul out. Willie palea para Chilino no
sin, resultados. Cero.
Ribosch: Gacho palomita al short.
Daviil Sc refresca. Garcia Sc inicia con
cuatro bolas. Guerrero rolling out.
Cero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
ilOIGA DE LA ISLAll
les UD. AMANTE DEL BOXEO?

Estamos trabajando activamerte
para montar .el "Jack Dempsey Spor-
ting Club recibimos cualquier CO.
native que I'd. quiera hacer ifis-
cribase como socio, solo lie cuesita
$500 la entrada y un peso mensual.
va recibimos el certiflcado de IN
corporation sy solo falta tener cier-
tos fondosNy cierto numero de socios
para abrir ef Club. Recibimos como
donativo desde cts. hasta un mi
lion de dollars.
Dirija todo az ''Jack Dempsey
Physical & Sporting Club, San .Io-
sc 81 c.o Andres 0jeda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

Los Bucks de Toto empolvan en- am
bas luchas los Hudsons de Panzar.
di. -Panteras v Crises Sc dividen
los honores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
RANGER
NoTA:

La secci6n "a. de la regla SO dice
asi:
Call ball for over 90 seconds delay.
The umpire shall call ball on the
pitcher each time he delays the game
by falling to deliver the ball to the
batsman for longer period than 90
seconds, excepting that at the comm
mencement of each inning or when the
pitcher may Occupy one minute in
delivering not exceed five balls to the
catchers or an infelder during, which
time play may be. suspended.
Ell umpire debera cantar una bola
cada vez que este dilate Ell juego to.
mando mas de 20 segundcs en- Ian
zar la bola al. batsador excepto al CO.
menzar cada inning o cuando I'm pit
cher substitute a otro, este tomara
un minute en- lamar cinco bolas al
receptor cualquier ctro jugador del
cuadro, durante este periodic Ell jnego
sera suspendido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
SCORE
Ribosch
Hunnacao

Cayey, P. R., 10 dc junio, 1924.
Amigo Fabito: A
He leido tu carta Fr6meta = en-
la parte que aludes lanzadores, man
ayers, capitanes, jugadores y el pdbli-
CO, te consideras como un Kaiser por
10 temerario que eres sosteuiendo tus
monstruosas decisiones, creo no to
equivoques en- considerable Kaiser.
porque tn to jactas en- conocer al de-
dillo las reglas de base ball y dices
que muchos lanzadores no Sc ocupan
de leerlas. Cometiste una barbaridad
con David que lanzaba en- Ell juego
matinal entire Panteras y Leones en-
la. 1iga del Castillo el domingo 20 de
julio, cantandole una bola al paleador,
por ell nero hecho de haber tirado una
SOLA bola a primera para sorprender
a un corredor ponceno, sin acodarte
tai vez sin saber que existe la sec
cion segunda de la regla 80. Que
dices esto7 jPor que no 10 mostras-
to a Daviu, que alegaba 10 injusto
que fue tn decision, la regla 33 COM
pleta de la Liga del "a y le ensehaste
en- un hbrito de reglas de los que re-
gala Arrivf Hnos., una que no Sc refe-
ia al case aludido. T1 imprsiste tn
voluntad las reglas de base ball y
te negaste a aceptar 10 que justamente
alegaba Davih. Themes raz6n, eres un
Kaiser.
Atentamente,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05
DeportivaS de II Mu1dO'

CORE hacia home de safe. Mateo SO
poncha. Una carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

LOS LoBos DEL NoRTE PROPI-
NAN DOS TREMEMUNDAs FELL
PAS A LOS LEoNEs DEL SUR. -
PONCE RECIBE UN HERMoSO
COLLAR ARECIBENO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-05

ceras a la bella madrina de los Lo-
EOS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

gers 10 alight az this tiny depot. and
later. when the o. w. n. q ~. laid It's
tracks across the continent. ArEo be.
came u full-ncdged station. with
name emblazoncd. neat waiting room.
porch-cr-pl atform-and day and
night attendance OF flagmen who
care for the crossing and protect the
driving and riding public when the
giant loviathans Of the rails roar
past. carrying their precious cargocs
Of humanity and freight Eastward
TO the sea
But the garden. Reminiscent OF
English Meadow and the thatch.and.
stone cottage gardens OF Dcvonshlre
are tho Swect.scentcd Glove pinkB;
tho primruses and daisies. Old.
fashioned lavender stock and the
azure OF lnrkspur vie with clumps
OF bleeding heart and canter.
bury bells for your attention.
And who would expect 10 find ro-
nance hidden in the breasts OF the
flagmcn three. who care for the tiny
hedges OF box. and water tho sandy
soil which yields so well under their
care. Joseph Ryha laid out and
planted that garden over 30 years
ego. and today II is his particular
pride and Joy. He Il is who Is gard.
dcncr.in chief. but oscar Johnson
and John Bowers do their part. too.
SO II you. perchanee. hunger for
the oidfashioned flowers-stop OFF at
Argo and 80 into that tiny garden
for there you viii find. truly. the
Garden Of Hearts Desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

Arthur E. Waact. who drove h,
from California. says the treatml
by Oregon officials is courteous a
much the opposite from that receiy
from the Washington men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

China is a great market for Am
lean canned milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
"TIZ" FOR TIRED,
PUFFED-UP feet

The minute you put your feet In n
"Tiz" bath you feel pain being
drawn out and comfort just soaking
in. How good your tired, swollen,
burning feet feel "Tiz" instantly
draws out the poisonous exudutions
that puff up your feet and cause
sore, inflamed, sweaty feet.
"Tis" and only III" takes the
pain and soreness out OF corns, cal.
louses and bunlons. Get box Of
"TiZ" ut any drug or department
store for few cents, Your feet are
never going TO bother you any more.
A whole years. foot comfort guaran.
toed --Advertiscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
Judge Askren is
Spokane Speaker

sFuhANE. Juno .o-JudEU VIII
lara Askrcn. OF Tacoma. who Is "a
candidate Tor che state supreme
bench. was principal speaker today
az a meeting OF the har association
here. He spoke Thursday before
the womon's Republican club and
viii leave for Aberdeen 90 attend
l a shrine ceremonial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

ArEo knows. But remember tho pass.
word. ''Old.faahionod."
Argo. you must know. In situated
right on our doorstep. 30 60 speak:
or more definitely on tho north edge
Of Georgetown. II baaka in n dignity
all lta own. for was Il not Argu long
long before even the railroad Gamer
Street cars uFcd 10 permit paaaen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20
DISCARDED TIRE
BANDIT RUSE
Auto Tourists Tell Tales Of
Open Road

No matter how new or innocent
Il may appear, Mrs. l. G. Sharpe. OF
New York. declares she win never
stop again 10 pick up an automobile
tire that liz lying In the road.
Mira Sharpe and her husband did
so while driving thru Minnesota. she
related ut the auto camp ut Wood.
land park. No sooner had they
stopped the car than two armed ban.
dts politely thrust guns in their faces
and demanded their cash and jewelry.
And the worst part OF IT," says
Mrs. Sharpe. lis that we didn't get
the tire after all. II was ruse TO get
motorists TO stop"
Sharpe Is sales.manager for the
Atlantic Refining Co, and is com.
bining business with pleasure on his
trip TO the const this summer. X. NJ.
Shaw, OF Swift & Co, and Mrs. Shaw
are accompanying the Shapes on the
trip.
When Helen McGinley's folks left
Los Angeles this spring on motor
tour, she had to quit school TO 60
along.
But when she arrived in Seattle she
found that touring doesn't always
mean vacation from school as her
parents stopped at the Woodland
Park auto camp and had her enroll
! in the James u. Allen school.
But vacation is here now, so
should worry" said Helen.
w. ]. Barringer and his wife were
among the first tourists to camp nj
Seattle's auto park. Barringer repre-
scented the guests at the opening.day
program.
The couple is still there and say
they like Seattle so well they hate 70
move on. Bnrringers come from Chi
cago and are travelling In car that
has taken them 200, 900 miles. 1t has
been In 80 states of the union and In
CANADA and Mexico.
Before coming TO Seattle the couple
toured thru South Carolina, Tonnes
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BY @. LUCILLE HITLER

NTELt. wcll-hcro 81 Argo-the
w smallest station IN tho state Of
Washington, Distinction cnougit7 Oh.
no. Not for Argo! In addition 10
that Il proudly boasts the blgRcH,
Ennden-in poin, OF variety of honest.
10. goodness old fashioned blossoms
IN tho state or anywhere else. for all
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cured from California. Texas and
smyrna, old ms trees have grown
Wild IN that section Tor years. Ap.
narcntly they are OF the Adrtatic
type and were probably planted by
the early settlers Some Of them
have grown biz as oak trees and their
truit Is eaten by the people o. the
section.
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Mail Carrier Walks
Five World Circles

CHklSriANtA, June so-Tho
mail carrier making the country tour
from the little Norwegian town Lille.
hammer has covered during his 40
years OF service ios 900 kilometers "A
distance aproximating a tour five
tImes round Tho globe
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years and Is today the
largest selling liquid
laxative in the world.
Thousands Of families
have il in their med
icinc chest ready when
Observation-Disclosures
Of dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, torpid liver, sour
stomach, biliousness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-20

Many OF the tourists who have
come TO Seattle from the South arc
incensed at the treatment received
from officials in charge at the foot
and mouth fumigation at the Ore.
gon.Washington boundary line.
Sometimes. they say. they are
forced 10 wait five and six hours be.
fore beng cleared. Officials virtually
poured the spray into the car of one
man who became impatione, II Is
charged. The upholstering was
ruined.