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Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26
International League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
st. Louis 13: New York, S.
PITTSBURGH. 2; Boston. 1.
Philadelphia. 10; Chicago 4.
Brooklyn -Cinnati-Rain.
American League
No games scheduled.
International Leasae
Toronto 16' Jersey. 3.
Newark. 10; Buffalo. 2.
Reading s.: Syracuse. 0.
Rochester o; Baltimore. 1.
GAMES TODAY
National League
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
American League
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at ST Louis.
International League
JERSEY City at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Reading at Syracuse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26
PERTH AMBOY De MOLAY Nine.
BEATEN BY WOODBRIDGE

At Woodbridge on Wednesday
night, the local DeMolay baseball
team lost to the Woodbridge A. c..
pine by q Ill score. The score:
Woodbridge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26
AHSWeTeU DY
DAVID BROWN

answered Dy
DAVID BROWN
Veteran tournament player, former
British open champion. Noted es-
pecially for his short game and ac-
curacy on approaches.
There are several ways in which
blisters may be avoided. The best
way is to let the hands get toughen-
ed gradually by swinging a club a
few minutes at a time several days
in a row before going out to play
and then playing but a medium num-
ber of holes for few days. Gloves
will help keep blisters away, but
many golfers do not like them be-
cause they destroy the "feel for the
club" Soaking the hands in a strong
salt water solution or a strong solu-
tion of alum and water will also
toughen them greatly and minimize
tie chances of getting some unpleas-
ant blisters.
{Copyright, 1924 Associated Editors.
II Inc.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26

The local st. Stephens Social
Club will in all probability have a
representative basketball team on
the court this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26

With stiff opposition facing the
local Amboy baseball combination,
of Messrs. Loeser and Rogers. will
go into action tomorrow afternoon
on the Copper Works diamond. con-
fident for another win. The SPRING
field A. c. nine. of New York. is
carded to form the opposition. The
following is the lineup for both
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26
INTERSECT|ONAL HONORS
FOR WESTERN TEAMS

The Newark Bears defeated the
Buffalo team of the international
League yesterday by a 10--2 score,
the victory pushing them up a few
notches in third place.
In the other games Jersey City
lost to Toronto, while Reading won
over Syracuse. Baltimore, the league
leaders, lost to Rochester by 81
score.
Many fans attended the fights last
night at the Long Branch Casino. A
good card was presented and plenty
of action was seen.
Probably more interest is being
taken in the A. S. ind R.-R. C. w.
baseball contest than any other
plant engagement ever put on in
this city. The game Is to be played
next Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-07-26
Janeway-CarpcnGer

The score by innings:
Janeway -. 0 0 0 0 0 o.;
Jamesburg 20 0 2 0 0 x-9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
vi SOLIClTE
LA EDICION DOMINICAL
DF. "FI. MIJNDO"

como mas practice vontajoso por fun
tambitn resutados eficaces
lamar tenci6n general sobre este punto
ftros entos (ow
sand fers) cuales po condolences
b Puerto Rico tempo enalemo de
cometese serfa de consecuenas aa
les para isa.
fltos "rapidos" rapd povstos
mara 10 r sus tnnne do mentaci6n dsehad embellishments
ia fai
raanejo,
ano dun nos oc do ma dcnurocto vcrado de las aeas
que de Ingena
procedimientos
Iecdas mea Ingeerfa
tmtd6n detuoo
la inefcacia del funcionamiento de la Panta
capacdad of que
a a
las condolences locales
ne pena3e Sc debe asipa no mas de dos eon Dor minute Dor
ftane pufca6n bacterial
disposition mecdnica control de los ftros dete
ser obe de cdadoo eso para obtener deno de la smpcdad
quea empearse
auomacos estos deben ser nsaados Esta ba sido la
para
pimera dnca las Antlas.
FL procedimen de depuraci6n nor d or 5o1o onse en- Ia ap
Wallace
Tenan egarzan las esa substantial qum
dferente adaptb condolences
acuductos installation
de de
o lbas cloro
uy contamination un ucho cantidad
promedo probable pude de 2 ras
hon ealones Como
a
million de gaones de aplcac6n del
a
antdad
huise e
nclos ados rapdz
La apacn de estos metodos de depura6n de las ae ba sido I'm
mondad de ifcos nicd apn
de o odos con la construction de Ia Nueva Pana de Firac6n
pufac6n de San Juan evanta ona Capital
tuada 120 metros obre nvel del demos
trativo de la efcacia de estos m@todos sanitarios
abias medidas
Insuar de Sandad prono pcacion de ch moos dem
rfd2 pQF qd9 Fl s71Ya gnd Dc IL saqd pqDfa n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
NoTAs DE YAUco
EN- RANcHERAs:

Ell mitin celebrado por la Alianza
en- la casa del sr. Tomas Collado en-
el barrio de Rancheras puede conside-
rarse como uno de los mas concurri-
dos en- La zona rural. A pesar de la
lluvia mas de 400 campesinos rodea-
ron la tribuna para DIR las predicas de
nuestros oradores sefores Francisco Ca
tala, ex-alcalde; Antonio Delgado, can
didato la Camara; Miguel Franquiz
Jr. Manolo Roig, Manolo Ortiz, Pedro
Franceschi, Andres Santiago, E De-
tres y de nuestro alcalde Sr. Dom1n-
go Vivaldi. FL nitin termin6 a Las
6 P. r. dentro del mayor entusiasmo
y quedando palpada la segtlridad de
que Rancheras es un baluarte Allan
cista que contribuira nuestro triun-
70 ell de noviembre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
RJ13IA INTENTA APODERARSE
DEL FERRoCARRIL DE ORIENTE
A TODA COSTA

PEKIN, octubre 5. Omitted Press).
Ell gobierno frances ha enviado un
aviso al gobierno chino. preveniendole
de que Lc esta dispuesto a que los inte-
reses franceses eli la Repdblica Celeste
sean perjudicados en- 10 mas mir1imo, Y
muy especialmente el ferrocarril de
oriente Otras delegaciones extranjeras
han recibido despachos oficiales de
que eI General Chang Tso Lin, y los
agentes del gobierno soviet ruso, Sc han
apoderado de vorias estaciones del fe-
rrocarril oriental. Segln Sc sospecha,
Russia esta decidida apoderarse toda
costa del ferrocarril de oriente, y para
clio esta ayudando abiertamente una
de las facciones de guerra, mandada
por ell general Chang Tso Lin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
CHoQUE DE AUTOS

FL sabado 81 de septiembre, a las
dos de la tarde frente al Yauco Auto
Garage en- la Gale IS de Julio choca-
ron los autos Studebaker Buick que
guiaban ell DR.. Cobian, de Guayan1-
la y Ia Sra. Carmen Roger de Fa-
jardo, de Mayagiiez. Del choque re-
sulto con lesiones ell nifio Hector Fa-
jardo a1gunos de los pasajeros. Los
autos sufrieron desperfectos aunque
no de mucha consideration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
DEsCARGA ELEcTRIcA:

En- la tarde del 26 del corriente
cuando los trabajadores de La hacien-
da San Rafael, Santos Gonzalez e
Isidoro Velez regresaban a sus hogares
perecieron victimas de una descarga
electrical. Fran los fenecidos jovenes
de 20 a % amos de edad. Lamentamos
la desgracia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
NUEvo DENTIsTA:

Nuestro compueblano Julio Niga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
Ola ALIANZA"::

Este visemanario organo de los Par
tidos Hist6ricos y cuya circulation
es elevada la voz repartida gra-
tbs esta teniendo ell honor de buenos
concentrates por sus artfculos, traba-
jos jocosos epigramaticos publicados.
Con plumas como la de los sefiores To-
rres Grau, Pedro Domingo Mariani,
onelio Torres, Andres Santiago, Lcdo.
Perez Davila Y vardriguez esta garan-
tizado ell valor de sus trabajos. Que
siga en- plena prosperidad Ell viril vo-
cero son nuestros deseos.
HAGAPITo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
SRES. MALARET:

Hemos tenido el placer de saludar
los amigos DR.. Pedro Ma1aret y su
hijo don Enrique, quienes residen en-
San Juan, y estuvieron aqui por al
gunos dias. Saben los amigos que
aqm Sc les aprecia distingue, es-
perando que sus visitas Yauco sean
mas frecuentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
RINA:
En- Ell barrio Almacigo de esta j

En- ell barrio Almacigo de esta ju-
risdiccion sostuvieron una rina los
ciudadanos Jose Quinones, Emilio Ro-
driguez, Angel Rodriguez y Emilio
Rodriguez. Quinones result6 herido
de bala por Julio Rodriguez este
tlt;mo con algunas heridas de mache-
te por 10 que Sc lie recluy6 en- Ell hos
pital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
PEPITA NEGRONI:

Esta distinguida DANA de nuestra
sociedad despu6s de su regreso del
Norte donde reside algunos meses, Sc
sometio una dencada operaci6n qui-
rdrgica en- la garganta. va la hemos
Visto reha biitada en- su salud, alegran-
donos sinceramente, pues es ella cul-
ia, afable Y distinguida contando con
las simpatias de cuantos la conocen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
CAMBIo DE RESIDENCIA:

Nuestro apreciado amigo don Juan
Masini ha cambiado SUI residencia des-
de barrio Rubias a la Gale 25 de jul
lilo de esta poblacion. Nos alegramos
muy de veras en- tener residiendo en-
La ciudad I'm elemento de los meri-
tos Ell prestigio del Sr. Masini.
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NOTAS DE LA ISLA

giioni quien Sc graduo de DR.. en- Ci-
rujia dental, con brillantes notas re-
Waldo su titulo y Sc ha hecho cargo
de la ofcina dental del DR.. Andres
Franceschi. Feicitamos al compuebla-
no por SUI triunfo lie deseamos am
piios exitos IN la profession.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06
raci6n dc aguas potables

o lmi que a
purca
de
poblaciones dos dadas las cono
delmracdn medic
suspension en- las
dejandolas IL
auas
ftro meteorological canhdad
demrena la
ftro: de ah
primero erzac6n medic de la ap
doaa de destruction
del flo proced
ha
mundo cientfco dede
fecha na6 primera Pan de Corinaci6n dde
vendo
qdo
la becimno No de hablar del ira
medic otas subtanas quimca
diculade
presentas aplcaci6n practca.
fltracion
precipitation suspension
la
aduados decanon fltracn taves
La standardization mpor
final e
ves premna
10 ou Sc llama eodo e
horas segdn las condolences especiales en cada
del pedmiento mecanica const
bacteoogcas fltros;
este vara segin e tipo de ftro que debe aplicarse
pyeferencia fros namado nto"
fter)
Americana ha generaizado apado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-06

NO HAY MECANOGRAFO
MODERNO que no conozca las
ventajas de la REMINGTON No.
II, sobre todas sus semejantes;
todos la prefieren; conozcala.
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.
AdVt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
FIRLANDS FOLK
HEAR PROGRAM

Ptrlands folk. al sca,tle's tuber.
culosis sana;orium. were entertained
Friday night with the hlmonthly
party put on by Lloyd Spencer Of
The Star. Joe Newhcrger and the rest
OF the gang that get fun out OF bring.
ing fun TO others.
Jackie coogan'a Long Live the
King. courtesy Of Metro. was con.
,luuous delight to the patients. and
agter that. W. J. simmons baritone
and the comlcai musical imperuoua.
tons Of Joseph pu MouIlno. put the
finishing touch TO a short but snap.
py program.
J. Anthony Grief. organist az the
Blue Mouse, gave Of his ilrus and
talent at the piano. and Ar. Schwartz
OF tho Motion Picture Operators
union turned tho crank.
Lloyd Spencer put that new Christ.
mas pipe. giff Of Firiands patients.
TO good use during the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
JAPS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

on Lake Stevens flagpolss.
Asked II his Mill intended bring.
Ing moro Japz. Rueker said: That's
something can't answer" He
added that the first crew In TO do
work that white men don't want 10
do" Japanese labor Is mo cheaper
than white he nverred.
All % Lake Stevens turn=s out
70 a mass meeting Friday night. a
COMMITTEES waa named. On Il ara.
r. A. Matson. Charles Howard. J.
". Harris. l. kracke and John
Canutt. Resolutions were passed
appealing 70 tho Amcricanlsrn OF
Ruetssr Brothers.
Saturday these resolutions we're
taken By the COMMITTEES to u. J.
Rucker lie said he could not stop
tho Japanesc influx.
American Legion posts In Ever
eti. Snohomlss. Monroe and other
county towns are organizing for
action in tho matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
SINCLAIR TRIAL
is NEARING END
Sons Testimony Considered
Rebuff to Prosecution

CiIEHALIS. Jan. 1.-THE trial OF
Percy l.. Sinclair, charged with max.
ing a false report as to the financial
condition OF tho now dcfunct South.
western Washington bank OF Ilwaco.
was nearing its close Saturday morn.
ing.
Friday tho defense played It's
trump" card with the testimony OF
Myron Sinclair. son OF Percy, who Is
serving four 10 Is years for miaap.
preparation OF the banks funds. The
young man took the stand in the M.
ternoon. and Ia a cool. deliberate
voice. detailed his manlpulatlona OF
the banks books for the past ak
years.
His most interested listeners were
two bank examiners. Ralph Knapp
and John A. vanderpool. whom he
fooled time and again by his system
or fictitious entries.
Not once did the prosecution trip
him in his testimony. and when he
had finished. no walked loisureiy
from the stand and took his seat be.
side tho deputy sheriff in whose Gus.
tody he has been during the trial.
He took the entire blamo OF every
irregularity on HIS own shoulders.
ant during The timo 70 was on tho
stand he Blasted the foundation from
under the prosecutions cnsc against
his father.
Myron dersared that his father Dor.
towed money and deposited II in tho
bank. and that he. HIS son. took that
money for hla own IRE. end made the
fictitious entry IN the book which re-
suited tn his fathers account being
ovcrdrawa.
The three men and nina women
who were picked last Monday TO try
The case win probably retire TO make
their decision Saturday night. as Il n
believed the arguments win have
been completed by that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
BAD CHECK
is ALLEGED

Charged with rendering "A bad
check In payment for n shipment OF
goods purchased from tho Seattle
house Of Sears. Rochuck a Co. Hans
r. Harrseh was held in jail at spo.
kane Saturday. according 20 lnforma.
ton sent 70 tho local postal inspect
or's office.
The goods. ordered from Spokane,
included two overcoaSH and were paid
for with check for Ss3.25 issued on
tho Commercial Bank & Trdst Co Of
NIinsoula. Mont. The check was sign.
cd with the name Geo. l.. Jones
When Harrsch appeared 10 claim the
goods. Spokane postal inspectors ar.
rested him. lie claimed that Jones
had sent him after the package, the
report states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
N0TAbLES ARE
BEFORE JURY!
Theater Magnate Detained
by Inquisitive Probers

John G. Won Herberg. president OF
the Greater Theaters Co. and 10.
seph Gottstein. treasurer OF the com.
pany and head OF Gottstein's. Inc.
were called as witnesses before the
King county grand jury late Fri.
day.
The theater man appeared before
the jury room late in the day and
asked an immediate audience. declar.
Ing he was about 10 depart for Los
Angeles. He was closeted with the
jurors for an hour and then told he
must return Monday TO give add.
tional testimony.
Gottstcin was quizzed earlier In
the day. He professed absolute liz.
norance Of the subject quizzed
about. but declared II had no rela.
ton 10 rentals. a subject on which
he was quizzed by the jury last
month.
State Senator Daniel Landon was
called earlier In the afternoon and the
list Of notables summoned by the
jury during the day also included
Howard r. Macdonald. former
deputy coroner. and late national
secretary Of the Forty and Eight
order.
winlock w. Miller. real estate
agent in the Lowmnn building. T. r.
sandry. employc OF West & Wheeler.
and William Dando. employee Of Low.
man.Hanford Co. also were called
during the day. Paul Hyner. cigar
store proprietor at Third and James.
william Martin. james ST. George. n
logger: George Jones. Grove road.
house musician. and James Blake,
another musician from The Grove.
were called. in the biggest days work
y-=5tatt completed BY tho jury.
Purpose OF the probe OF the the.
alter men and other prominent pro
fessionai and business men was sue.
cesafully concealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Silverware Proves
Undoing of Youths

Betrayed by n cache or ailverware
hid under mattress in the Commo-
dore hotel. two Portland youths. Jack
Hodge. 10. and II. w. Collier, IS. were
returned 10 the Seattle fail here Sat.
uriay. following their arrcs, In Port.
land Friday.
a chambermaid found the silver.
ware. and notified the police. who
found the two boys had gone 10 Port
land. where they were promptly ar
rested. Both confessed. police say.
10 taking the silver and two kuitcases
Of clothing and lewelry from aa auto
on Second ave. January 3.
Tho owner OF the goods IL Miss
Anna J, PeIton. Seattle school teach.
cr. The boys told OF throwing her
graduation certificate from the uni.
ver~l,y into a vacant lot on Third
ave. where II was recovered saiur.
day They win DO charged with
larceny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
DIR. Hills Faints
After Church Row

NEW YORK. Jan, i2,-Rsv. New.
ell Dwight Hulls. pastor Of Plymouth
Congregational church. brooklyn.
and known turnout the nation ar n
lecturer, was somewhat improved 70.
day. after suffering cerebral hem.
orrhage after n stormy session Of his
church council.
Because OF his Sc years his condl.
ton Is regarded al serious.
II became known today that tho
meeting Of tho church council do.
veloped sharp differences over the
financial policies. Shortly after ad.
jounment Of the meeting Or. HINTS
was chatting with members when
suddenly his face became pale. he
swuycd forward and would have
fallen TO tho floor had friends not
caught him.
Ha was resting quietly today and
his physician was somewhat cncour.
aged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
SPLITS
ON LEADERS

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. IA bit.
ter fight TO the finish was forecast
in Ru Kiux Khan ranks as a re-
suit Of the order OF Imperial Wizard
II. w. Evans Vanishing from the
secret order w. ]. Simmons,
founder. and f. Y. Clarke. imperial
wizard emeritus.
Clarke declared he would appeal
his Punishment thru all courts Of
the Khan and courts Of the state
This order is Illegal and ! will
ignore H. Clarke said.
Tho action definitely split the
rank and file OF Rlansmen OF the
country. according 10 Simmons fac.
ton leaders.
Tho fight which has been waged'
inside the order with dim lines Of,
battle Is now clear cut and win
mean definite alignment Of all,
members OF tho hooded organiza-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
OFFICER FACES
DEATH CHARGE
Aberdeen Victim Dies; In
formation to Be Filed

ABERDEEN. Jan. IL. A
charge OF second degree murder
was facing Special Police Officer
Wilbur HolliDgsworth. 90. Sat.
urday. as result OF the death
Friday OF Mike Caymarle. se,
pool hall proprietor OF South
Aberdeen. whom the officer shot
thru the ABDOMEN during a liquor
raid Thursday night. Tho
charges were 10 be filed Satur.
day.
August Kishi. OF Hoquiam, also
wounded when the officer turned his
gun loose In the doorway of the pool
hall. was at home nursing an In.
jured hand.
Holllngaworth has been held in the
Grays Harbor county jail at Monte.
sano since the shooting. Reports
were that threats OF lynchlng caused
his transferal TO aiontesano after he
had surrendered at the police station,
These mob reports were denied by
the police ana Prosecuting Attorney
A. y, Graham. who filed tho murder
charge.
Two stories Of the shooting arc
current. Graham announced. Ono Is
that Holllngrworth'a sun fired acct.
after caymario and Koski
hoisted their hands az his command.
Another Is that cavmario threatened
IIollIngsworth with a quart bottle
and that tho shooting followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
RESULTS
IN BALM SUIT
Man Who Beat Driver Seeks
$4,000 Damages

Booze. clandestinc meetings. 10y.
rides and parties at roadhouses and
dance halls were showored upon
Mrs. Lucille Geraldine Kurth Dca.
ton In an effort te win her lose ana
affections away from him. Bruce C.
X Deaton. Seattle automobile man.
charges. IN a suit for 5000 love
balm filed IN superior court sa,nr.
day.
A. c. Adamson. Seattle real estate
salesman. Il blamed by the husband.
Mrs. II. +. Kurth. mother OF Mrs.
ncaton. and Or. Helen Seymour. a
praeticlng physician. with apart.
ments In tho Granada, are named
eo-defendants
peaton recently was arrested
when he Jumped on the running
board OF Adamson's car and beat
him over the head with a windshield
wing he tore Off the machine. The
car. ungulded, sped down Union II.
from Third ave. and crashed into n
street car nj First ave- and Union
81. Mrs, Deaton was In the machine
at the time.
Dcaton sets forth he was married
In April. 1890. and lived happily un.
III Adamson came into his life.
Many clandestine meetings were
held at the home OF his mother.ln.
law. Mrs. Kurth. and at tho apart.
lnentx Of DIR. Seymour. which we're
used for drinking parties. the com.
plant charges. The two. Adamson
and Mrs. peaton. also frequently
went to roadhousea and dance halls
Of ill-rcpnte. the complaint charges.
A. the result Of the conspiracy.
the complaint charges. Mrs. Deaton.
thru Adamson'a attorney. brought
suit for divorce. lie alleges he has
been damaged In his business. and
thru personal suffering and lndigul.
ties. 70 the sum OF $50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
MOST HOMES ARE
BREWERIES, SAYS
B0TTLERS' CHIEF

CHICAGO. Jan. i2.--Home
" Brew has become the great
American drink. oscar Hogenacn.
executive OF tho Illinois Bottlers
OF carbonated Beverages associn.
ton. declared az the bottlera' con
ventIon here today.
Before constitutional prohibi.
ton this country virtually floated
In soft drinks. so vast WA their
consumption. Hogenscn said.
With the advent OF prohibition
tho national taste seemed TO
undergo n change. he said. Ma.
chlnery for home brew can be
found In a large proportion OF
tho homes. he declared. with the
result that the soft drink manu-.
facturcra have been dealt body
blow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Fish Swims 1000
Miles From Home

In nm experiment conducted by
tho United States Bureau OF Fish.
cries evidence has been produced in.
dicating that salmon migrate dis.
innecs Of 1000 niles and moro. The
experiment has been reported TO
Dean John n. Cobb OF the College
cf Fisheries University OF Washing.
ten.
During 1894 rr. c. II. Gilbert.
professor OF zoology Mt Stanford uni.
vcrsity. planted number Of sal.
mon. each tagged for future idcnti.
ficntion, IN .ao waters Off the coast
OF Alaska
Not long ago fisherman OF 81.
heria reported that ono Of tho
marked sea denizens had been
caught on the Siberian coast 10 the
panlsara river. This Ia more than
1000 miles from where tho fish
were released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
CAPTURE YEGG
GANG LEADER

TACOMA. Jan. i3-Fioyd siveriy.
who. police have charged. was the
leader and brains OF the despcr.
ate gang OF safe robbers who havo
been operating in this vicinity Tor
the past month and a half. has been
captured. according TO word re.
ceivei here saturday.
sfyerly was taken into custody by
Sheriff l. BrLucc. OF Yakima coun.
". on a ranch near ToppeniSh.
Thursday evening. The arrest was
made on a telegraphic warrant from
Sheriff Tom Desmond, OF Pierce
county.
Desmond has held warrants for
four suspects since the robbery az
the Basin hardware store. al South
Prairie. last month. and slverly's
arrest marks this last or the sgs.
pected gang.
The other three are held IN fan
IN Seattle. They are Chick Griffith
and James Pollock. taken into Gus.
tody az Everett on Wednesday
night. and Joe Morgan. arrested By
Seattle police early Wednesday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-12
Woolston Returns
From PENNSYLVANIA

DR.. Howard Woolston. head OF tho
sociology department OF the Univor.
sity OF Washington. has returned
from tho East, where he has been
an exchange professor at the Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania during the
past quarter.
The Sociology club Of the univer.
slty VIII give n dinner In honor OF
Dr. Woolston on January i6.