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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
SHOE FACTORY
Un medico frances descubre IN
preventive SECURE contra las
eafernedades yenereas.

Por tod0 81 mundo por largo
tempo, los hombres de ciencia ha-
bian procurado hallar un profilacti-
co IDEAL que pudiera prevenir, en- Ell
contacto. las enfermedades sexua-
les, conlunmente conocidas como GO
norrea y Stills, con shs terribles,
ruinosas consecuencias sobre Ia saa
lud ffsica moral de los individuos,
y sus infortunadas manifestations
aereditarlas, iniligidas consciente o
inconscientemente.
Innumerables, ocultos dramas do
mesticos atestiguan a sus participant
tes la indiferencia ignorancia en-
Ia aplicAcion de propias medidas pre-
ventivas cortrGs La infection de esas
Intermediates sociales. Por 10 tanto,
siendo mas economico usar preven-
twas y no curativas medidas, apli-
candolas habituainaente, su descuido
es criminal; de modo que, esta rece-
sidad social Sc impone adm al mas
sofsta de los criterios, particular
mente si Sc toma en- consideration
las ccnsecuentes eliminaciones de
agonfas fisica nentales. ell alto
~osto de- trataniento o curaci6n, y
las perdidas por interruption de EN-
cleo, o retro de los negocios, cansa.
dos por la enfermedad.
lie TOGO al DR.. PL. Chapelle-
Paris-despues de un largo estudio,
1frecerle a la ht,nanidad, reciente-
nlente un ideal preservativo que Sc
lama "San-Y-Kit" contenido en- un
solo tubo sanitario, ell cual ofrece,
sin manchar irritar, el mas discre-
to, inofensivo, y eicaz preventive,
proporcionando a quienes 10 usen, una
razonable protection contra la in
fecci6n de todas las Intermediates
venereas, cuando sea propiamente
aplicado.
The Porto Rican Drug Trade, ha-
biendose apercibido de esta nueva y
valuable contribution al bienestar
humane ha cooperado ardientemen-
te con los manufactureros del SAM
Y-Kits del DR.. Ph. Chamelle y este
oreservativo puede obtenerse ahora
en- cualquiera farmacia de primera
clase de la Isla, en- paquetes de un
tubo en- estuches de bolsillo, de
cuatro tubos. Toda persona de buen
gusto debe aprovecharse de este nue.
W descubrimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
(Por LUIS ANGEL FIRP0)


Durante mi sstraining'' en- Atlantic
City, note que estaba completamente
cansado, deprimido, fatigado y descon-
tento con ell ring. Tenfa que mantle
ner mi paIabra dada y enfrentarme
con Dempsey cuando conviniera a Tex
Rickard. Cuando me encerr6 en- ell
ring con el campe6n habianae hecho la
firme resoluci6n de luchar 10 mejor
que supiera Y de levantarme tantas
veces como pudiera, 10 que hice ocho
veces, y habriaIo hecho la novena vez
81 hubiera sido fisicamente possible.
Ell dia despu6s de haber lanzado a
Dempsey a traves de las cuerdas, Ri
ckard vino a VERNE y a presentarme
varias proposiciones muy atractivas
para pelear con E. Fulton. Tiny Jim
Herman, cliff Crainer pero 70 las re-
chac6 todas, pues habfa decidido re-
gresar mi pals y descansar. Refuse
tambien muchas otras buenas propoci-
clones, 10 que destruye la leyenda de
que yo estoy dispuesto sacrifcarlc
todo por Ell dinero. Lo 1nico que 20 me
digo mi nlismo es que todo ell dine
ro que he ganado despu6s de tantos
sacrifcios debe pertenecer al sToro
Bravo de las Pampas'', y odio tener
que regular dinero, ese mismo dinero
que me ha producido tantas noches de
insomnia
Por ESQ vine Buenos Aires, deter
minado descansar. Y he descansa-
do. Cuando comenc6 ell entrenamien-
to para mis- peleas en- Buenos Aires,
POGO despu6s del primero de este afio,
me puse los guantes mis- brazos es-
taban tan |geros y mi instinto para
descargar los golpes donde deseaba era
tai que pude afrmar sin tenor de de-
clarar una inexactitud, que habria po-
dido poner- knockout mi "sparring
partner en- un round. He trabajado
frecuentemente con este mismo sspar
ring partner y nunca he podido do
minarlo en- esta forma anteriormente.
Despues de mis- ocho rounds de ejer-
cicio " mi masaje me halle en- exec
leilte estado en- buen humor, isto
para cualquier cosa, 10 que no fue ell
case en- Atlantic City durante mi en-
trena1niento para la pelea con Demp-
sey, porGue entonces la tinica ccsa que
deseaba despues del training era
estar solo, acostarme, v me sentfa
quisduilloso irritado.
Ahora recuerdo aquellos buenos item
pos en- que me entrenaba para mi com
bate con McAuliffe beneficio del
Milk Found, en- cuya. ocasi6n hice la
mejor exhibici6n ante Ell pIblico anne
ricano. En- aQuel tempo yo tomaba
mi entrenamiento como 10 tomo ahora,
es decir, segtn mi propia rnanera de
pensar Aunque entonces 70 estaba
con Jimmy de Forest, hice todo mi
entrenamiento mi voluntad, traba-
iando los dias que creia conveniente
descansando los dias en- que no me
ssntfa dispuesto. Yo creo que hice
Una buena peiea con McAuliffe, por-
cue bati' Jack a pesar de que por
entonces era lin buen luchador. 70 creo
cue 81 mismo Sc convenci6 de que po-
dria vencerlo con muy POGO esfuerzo,
v yo, por mi parte, no tengo NADIA que
tacharle por ESQ, porque todo el mum
DO tiene derecho de pensar 10 que pIaz
ca sobre 81 mismo.
t En- aquel dia LIZ de mayo-ctlan-
do me enfrente con McAuliffe me sen
tia con tai valor y decision que creo
que nj un regimiento me habria ate
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01

GRATIS

Nosotros podemos venderle joyas mas psr
ratas que las que pueda comprar a SD pro.
veedor en- Ia localidad porque no hay recar-
90 por re-venta ST desea una muestra Sc,
ieccione entire este auilio de orc enchapado
con sus iniciaies. un prendedcr de corbota,
un par do gemeios para puios. TN par de
zarcillos. una cadena para Ell cuello. etc.. >
rnande con su carta 40 centavos en- sellos
de correo 0 giro postal international para
gastos de porte vuelta de ccrreo Sc
10 hara el embarQue junto con Ell catalogo
do 3ayas No. 22 es
ABsoLUTAMENTE GRATIS enviamos
nuestro catalogo de ioyas. No ie costarS
NADIA Escriba hoy por este catalogo gratis
81 Dey Street, Dept. Al
New York. H. r.. q. g. A.
THE HALAs CO.. mo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
FTRpo CUE EsPERA Veneer A
sPALLA, Sc AcERcA SIN EMO
CIoN AL MATCH CON
DEMPSEY

Ell hoxeador sudamericano evoca
las peripecias del encuentro de
Polo Grounds. -Estaba enfermo
desde Atlantic City. No tenia
esperanzas de veneer, pero conser
v6 la lucidez durante ell combate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01
PASTILLAS del DR.. BECKER
para los Rihones y Vejigs.

Comprelas en- las Boticas.
"MienfydS mas pyonto las tome mas
igeyo Sc aliDicyd"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
AERIAL CIRCUS
PLANS READY
Great Demonstration 10 Say
Goodbye 10 Flyers

Arrangements are being completed
fer The bis military and aerial dem.
ons,rsJion that win be given saiur.
Gay in The University Stadium az a
farewell 70 tho round.the world fyers
who viii hop or tbs next day for
The first leg % their six months
Journey
As The world tour squadron flies
over the field In formation. combat
planes win dive aud swirl. and The
land forces wit combine 80 stirring
demonstration.
II haa been decided 70 start the
program az y. IA. with q battalion
parade OF the Third Battalion. Fourth
Infantry, from Fort Lawton Capt.
", A. pashkoski will lead tile pa.
rade, which VIII be followed by FOR.
nation flying by Seattle aud Port,
land reserve aviators,
a plane assembled on the field by
air service mechaniclans wiz then
be flown on the field by a local avia.
tor. To follow this. a i5.mllo race
By fast pursuit planes IA being ar.
ranged by Lieut.. 7. J. Koonig and
Mas. ~, =. Harmon, Two sections
OF the lt6th Field Artillery win swing
around the field and fire salyos At
the foot Of the howl.
Mounted seneinr mounted push.
ball a mounted tug Of war with
horses matched against mules. and a
mule polo match viii be q feature %
the program. a miniature castle
will be- erected "a tho bottom of The
field. al which avlators will fro
smoke bombs Land troops VIII then
train their weapons on the aerial
enemy" giving q vivid demohsira.
ton Of aerial warfare.
Tickets Cor the demonstration viii
BE- placed on saio Wednesday az the
tion darche, tho Fraser Paterson Co.
and the Chamber % Commerce. Mrs.
Il. Z. Fisher win head tho ticket sell.
ers. and the proceeds win SO 70 the
Army Relief association.
Lieut., Col. William y. Gilmore.
commanding the air force or tho
Ninth army corps area, was expected
20 arrive In Seattle from cTlusey
Field, Calf, sometime Tuesday a,
the head % q squadron of Is air.
plancs These VIII be loluea later IN
tho week BY "A number from Rock.
well Field. and Lieut. Theodore J.
! Koenig. commandant az Standpoint
here. exs=ets 70 have IS planes 70
/ participate In the farewell aerial show
al the University stadium Saturday
lof the world cruisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
SOUTH DAKOTA
VOTE STARTS
Presidential Primary EIec-
ton Is Under Way

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. March 25-
a light vote was iu prospect toduy
az South Dakota voters went 20 the
polls Ia the states presidential pr,
mary Clouds and threatening rain
kept many away from the balioting
places
The voters are expressing presl.
dental choice IN the republican and
democratic parties. and the farmer.
labor party may have Robert 81 Ia
Toilette written IN as choice Of the
new third party yet 10 be- formed.
Nominees FOR United States sena.
tor. governor and other state offices
are 10 be named by the three parties
The struggle between President
Coolidge and Hiram Johnson for the
republican nomination for president
and the election OF delegates 70 the
national convention and presidential
electors IL the outstanding contest Of
the primary.
or equal importance TO South Da-
kotana Is the fight between "Gaso-
line Gov. w II. McAiaster and the
veteran Thomas Sterling for the re-.
publican nomination for United
States senator
Robert 81 La Toilette nlso figures
IN the republican primary. many be.
lieve. Many voters are expected 70
pass up the candidates appearing on
the ballot and write IN the name q
he Wisconsin senator for president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
TO NAME four
PLANES SOON
Thursday Set for Christen-
ing World Cruisers

The four round the.worId planes
viii o. chrlstcned al the rnndpoin,
field Thursday afternoon. according
70 plans announced by Harold Crary
Of the Chamber of Commerce. Tues.
day. This ships. subject TO official
confirmation. wiil be chriaiensd al
follows:
No. /. tho flagship Of flight com.
mander Mai r. l.. Martin. VIII be
ehrtssened Seattle" By Mrs. David
whi,eomb. wifc Of the presiden, Of
the Seattle Chamber uf Commerce.
No. :. Lieut.. Lowell Smiths plane,
win 30 cfristcned Chicago BY Mrs.
Auwilds Connsli. wife os Capt. Con
nell Of the army air service.
40. .. Lieut. Leigh Nvade's plane
win be chriatened Boston. hy Mrs
Alberta Harmon. wife Of Mai N. y
Harmon of tho University q Wash
lngton II. O. r. G.
No. 4, Lieut.. Erik Nelson's plane,
,siIl b. christensd New Orleans.
BIZ Mrs. Laura Koenlg. wife Of Licut.
Frederick ]. Koenlg. commanding Of
ficsr Of the eandpoint airdreme.
II was announced Tuesday that
the road 10 sand Point would BE-
closed saturday afternoon. while the
big aeronautlc and military demon
stration was taking place At thc
University stadium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
PADEREWSKI
STARTS ON PAGE /

Would 4 be possible for you TO
wake 40 Mr. PAdrew4ld 20 that
! could interview hlm7
FITZGERALD NEARLY falls
over The platform miHngt Oh.
no. could never Do that Mr.
Fadtrewuki never sets up un.
~ after noon, and NO couldn't
think Of disturbing him. lie
an'i youns man any more.
you know-he'B eg--and playing
a concert every other day he
needs 40 the rest be enn set
REPoRTER What time win
Il be possible 10 arrange an in.
tervlew7
FITZGERALD; Il cant 10
done. Mr. PaderewAki liant civ.
ing any interviews. He hasn't
allowed a ncwspapcrman TO talk
with him on tho entire trip. It's
too failkuing.
REPORTER: But can't YOU
tx Il up for moi
FITZGERALD: ia like 20, OF
course, but. you sce. I'm work.
ing for Mr.. PadcrcwskI and
what he Gays goes. The man
that aiEns the pay checks
usually gels what he wants.
REPoRTEm We'll. wen pass
the interview How about pie.
turrg
FITZGERALD: What kind Of
a picture would you ilkcY We've
got nQae nice haifsones here
that
REPORTER. No. mono OF that
canned stuff. want Jake" the
Photographer here. 30 set some
real live stuff
JAKE, a picture of him ST..
tins az his plano in the car
REPORTER. Better than TINT.
an Informal picture IN his drcss.
ing gown, eating breakfast or
shaving
FITZGERALD neanlng weak.
~ against the raiiingl Oh. that
would never do. RI even dared
to suggest that 20 Mr.. Padorsw.
XXI he'd bc so angry that he'd
oh. don't know what he
would do.
REPORTER. But he has 70
have publicity or he won't DO
able 70 fill the house when be
comes into a town 10 play.
FITZGERALD: That's what I
tell him. but he just throws me
out % tho room
REPORTER: Won't you Just
try 1t onee7 Maybe Jake could
rot a picture Of you being thrown
OUT. and that would make q
story
FITZGERALD: Boys. I'd like
TO because know no ought to
have tho publicity. but you see
hos the man who signs the pay
pay checks and
REPORTER AND JAKE: Yes.
We seo. Well. 80 long
FITZGERALD. SO long.
And there the Interview ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MARGUERITE
STARTS ON PAGE |

OIL can to hurry the fire In the liv.
ing room stove,
An immediate explosion enveioped
tho children and their father In
flaming OH. the room became "a
blazing Inferno Into this rubhed
The mother o. the screaming agony
Of her loved ones frozc her heart.
The father and Margucrlge's two
little sisters sll passed away within
three days AFTER the explosion.
Horribly burned. with but a fight.
ing chance for lie. the mother lay
tor. weeks az tho Columbus sannior.
lurE and when the Angel Of Death
closed her eyes on February siEt.
The little. lone, blue-eyed Marguerite
was removed to the Chidrcn'H or.
thopedlc. where she win remain un.
~ further skin grating on her tiny
arms and treatment Of her pain.
eurled hands makes her whole
again.
Marguerite has nobody Ia the
warld--ln this hcmIspherr. az least
but young unmarried cousin
AlbcF, Rocco. who has heen made
her guardian, and her God.mo,hcr
residing IN Canada. according q
Arnilio Toppano. 1885 Seventh ave
:. az whose home the family had
been entertained on that fatal holi-
day night.
Toppano. acting administrator Of
,hr srnail estate left after funeral
expenses we're raid. believes tins
money win be ali exhausted by tbs
time Marguerite 10 ready 10 face
The world. a well litiic Firi. and who
viii take her then, he does not
know,
Her Gud-mother--or perhaps tn
Odd Fellows. % which her father
was a member he said. when
sought him out yesterday al MI
work In a local steel yard.
So sweet little Marguerite. witt
tho scars Of tragedy set on nei
baby face, but with brave cndur.
ancc. and a sweetness OF disposition
aud character that would put r.
shame many grown-un. faces hes
unknown future with Innate game
ness in her deep blue cyes-and q
smile upon her lips
And--what will become OF Mar
guerite?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
MOVING TO FIRE
KIN OF FALL
Start Impeachment Case
Against Ell Paso Collector

wAsHlNGToN. March s5,-The
-cnato today formally asked the
house 10 institute proceedings
against C, G. Chase. collector n
customs al ~ Paso. Texas. and ron.
u.law Of Albert y Fall because
ia his alleged participation in a
conspiracy TO mlHload the senate oil
committee aa 10 the source from
which Fall obtained tho 100000,
Inter shown 20 have been obtained
from T. l.. Doheny--and Tor refus.
ing 20 testify 10 the committee.
A resolution, ipstFsctlnE the house
to undertake impeachment pro.
ceedings. was introduced by sena'
tor Walsh. Montana. ana quickly
adopted
Chase appeared before the com.
mittco Saturday aud refused 10 an
aver questions on the ground that
the answers might nerlminate him.
The vote on the resolution WA
unanimous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
SINCLAIR CASE is
UP TO JURY
Sen. Oil Says Magnate
Should Be Kept in JaIl

WASHINGTON. March "a
formal contempt citation against
Harry II Sinclair Was sen, 10
United states District Attorney Pe,.
ton Gordon here today by Senator
Noses, New Hampshire. acting pres.
idsnt ~ tho senate.
THIS action Vas taken. pursuant
% the order % The senate yester.
Gay, holding sinclair in contempt
for refusing 20 answtr questions
put 20 him bY the senate committee
Investigating the naval oil reserve
scandals.
Gordon viii Immediately present
the case 10 the grand jury hcrc.
asking an indictment,
senator Din. Washington. demo
erai, attacked sinclair for. his n.
usal 10 testify.
II We continue. think VIC will
set an tho evidence that can he
humanity obtained" mn said. -
think slnclairs position IL most
contemplate and believe that ho
should be sent 10 the common Jail
and kept there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
ON MONEY TRAIL
Source OF $4,000 Used by
Fall Now Being Sought

WASHINGTON. March 2s.--Ths
senate OF. committee today sndoav.
orcd 70 trail 70 It's source myatcr-
ious SO. 900 with which Albert Fall
purchased ranch properties IN New
Mexico sitter the Teapot Dome lease
was negotiated
The committee examined ~ u.
Thatcher. president Of tho First Va.
ilonalf Bank Of Pueblo. Colo. and
trustee Of tho Thatcher estate. with
whom Fall had financial dealings.
Thatcher said Fail had from iimo
70 time borrowed 81. zoo from his
conesrnH but could not account for
The $4,000 with which Fail testified
ne purchased after he invested the
100000 he obtained from Doheny Ia
another property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FERGUSON
STARTS on PAGE l

chief deputy. Dick Fnris. blunily re-
fused 20 permit .hin employees 20 np.
pear 20 testify. and said be had con.
suited his attorney on his legal rights
IN the matter.
on motion Of Chairman w a.
Gaines, the board then voted to AJAX
/ the prosecuting attorney 20 render
J an opinion on the boards right 10
make similar Investigations Ia other
county offices.
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas sald Tuesday that he would
probably have such un opinion pre-
pared by Wednesday morning.
Previously Douglas had said IN.
formally that he did not believe the
board has power 10 compel employees
Of The auditors office 70 attend such
an Investigation.
while the board probably has no
right 10 compel employees OF the au.
ditoTn office 10 testify. there Is
nothing thar can prevent Is obtain,
ing all the Information available on
the practices Of county officers. 10
safeguard the county against NAL.
administration OF their Official du.
ties Paul Snid.
when our committee gets under
way. / win call IN Fred T.. Phelps.
former chief accountant OF the al.
ldilor's office: Joseph Kennedy, for.
MGR marriage license clerk. TORT
sisnrdson. former elections chief.
land others who have bean forced
out OF office during tho fast yenr
or 70. Theso people can gigc US in,
formation on practices thlt were
followed by Ferguson.
Il think that como CT the en-.
ployos who are afrnid 20 openly
testify win, II assured protection.
volunteer information that viii en-.
able AS 10 arrive at the truth OF
falalty Of the necusationH."
County officials generally arr
eager 70 see tho investigation prose.
cutod Tuesday Officials arn unans,
nous IN opposing any triblte sys
tenn
IT is a dlssraceful thing" Prose
eulor Douglas said. ing the
practice Of collecting n toll from en-
pioyes.
Too dsSpicahic 10 comment on, :
naid George a. Crnpt. county clerk
There should be state law &c
prevent IT, said sheriff Matt stai
witch.
Other officers expressed simlIal
viewr,
/ Ferguson said Tuesday he objected
20 The investigation because the coun
ity commissioners have no legal au
ihorlty and / win not submit, 10 al
Interrogation by kangaroo court.
He declared that II a proper actor
waa taken in the courts he woul,
welcome an investigation.
lie seemed greatly annoyed ar,
slammed up the telephone receiver
when pressed for further informa
ton rs to his change Of front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
FOR-HIRE DRIVER
is ROBBED
Two Men Held After At
tempted House Robbery
Bandits late Monday night and
early Tuesday morning sluggrd
orc man Ia hls hotel and held

bandits late Monday night and
early Tuesday morning sluggcd
one man Ia hls hotel and held
mp a for hire car driver.
J. r. remnant. sess Meridian ave.
was held up az 10th ave. and Main
"a. az o'clock Tuesday morning by
a negro passenger Tenant was
robbed Of s. Earlier IN the morning
tho negro had been riding In Ten.
nant's auto. running up bin Of 81,
lie disappeared after telling remnant
to walt for him. Tenant reported
the case, and then vent back down.
town. whore ho met the negro sec.
ond time.
The negro got In the ear and asked
20 81 driven 20 10th and Main Bt.
where he pulled gun and forced
the driver 70 1ye him IS.
Fred Karg. Russell hotel. was
slagged by two men and knocked un.
conscious Monday night. he reported.
he lost gold watch
Awakened by two burglars az hla
bathroom window late Monday
night Jamcs MeSally. Hollywood
apartments frightened the men
away. and then got the license mum.
her Of the automobile Ia which they
were riding The police then az,
rested Hollis T., Richards. 1isa Fair.
view ave. the owner Of the auto.
and Melvin pruiher 20, a sailor.
Richards was charged with dlsorderly
conduct. while Proiher was held on
an open charge.
Entering the home Of r L. s.
Miller, so.s pcnunofo ave. a thief
escaped Monday night with a dia.
mond rms and a gold ring aet with
a black diamond The rings were
valued al ahou, $500 Maurice Pow.
crs, Boo 2sth ave, rspo.itd that a
burglar had entered hia homo Monday
night stealing two reviewers. a blue
Huls and three small penny banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
Immigration Bill
Still Anti-Jap!

WASHINGTON. March ss.- DC.
nounclnE the 'gsniiemen's agree
msnt" as usurpailon or tho prcroga.
tive Of congress. the hotse lmmiEra.
ton COMMITTEES today reported the
modified johnson immigration bill
containing n clause excluding Japa.
nesc immigrants,
Secretary Hughes has requested
TINT in vlcw Of tho treaty agree.
ment with japan. that the bill per.
NIT the entry of Japancso quota
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
Secretary Work Is
Subject of Attack

WASHINGTON March sa.~-fn a
telegram TO the house irrigation com.
mittse. made public today. Governor
Hunt. OF Arizona. charged that Sec
rotary Of the interior Work was
utilizing his position" 20 favor tho
interests OF Colorado In the proposed
Colorado river development
The committee wired Hunt. invIt'
ing him 10 come 20 Washington 10
testify In more detail concerning his
ehArgea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
Airbase Visitors
MAY Take Flights

An opportunity 90 iiy from 'he
sand Pom, field viii Be accorded
v,a,ors 10 the air base. Lieut.
Nick II. Manner. air service reyerys
oftieer AMI commercial flyer has
arranged with TieuL T. ,. koenie
10 take p1ssengers from the fled
in ls.miau,e flights over tho city
A large part Of the proceeds viii
20 10 The Army Relief asspt htion
fer the families % army enl'stcl
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
FIGHTS POLICE
Reckless Driver Gets Jail
Term for Activities

Convicted iH police court Of driy.
ing while drunk. J G. Park was
sentenced by Judge John 70. Gordon
Tuosdny 70 serve 80 days In jail
aud pay a fine of 800.
Park wac arrested February 18th
10 Eighth ave. and Pine %. Park
got into q fight with the atresting
officer and kicked one u them Ia
The face. Il iH alleged. lie Was bad
ly beaten ~ headquarters before De
was nubduod and wa8 placed IN Tho
city hospital Two other men who
were arrested with him were
charged with being drunk. They Of.
fertd no resistance To the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-25
ORDERS PROBES
OF "DRUNKS"
City Health Head Would
Stop "JaiI" Deaths

Examination Of all persons fiIoi
for "dunkenness' whose condition
gives room for any speculation, wa
ordered Tuesday ny city Health
Commissioner Or. George y. sc.
I,0Iahlin.
Tho order by DR.. Mclaughlin g.
the result OF two deaths Of prisoners
IN the county Jail recently. when
the men we're believed 70 be merely
dead drunk"