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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
OPERATION FOR
JIMMY DUFFY

Jimmy Duffy. Oakland weiter.
weight, has been bothered By bad
tonsils OF late. and he viii probably
go under the knife in the next few
days for their removal. Duffy has
been III for some time. and there
were nights that he boxed. when he
should not have.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
GOLF AND GOLFERS
By Art Gerbel, Jr.

Saturday. May e. in a eIghtman
team match. The coilcgians have n
strong lineup 10 pit against tho
North End club and some good goif
should result when wcsiiand meets
Bon stein and Doug Nlool. the uni.
versity champion. meets Dixie Fleag.
sr in an exhibition match. This viii
be the frat fourAoms orr that day.
Bryan Winter. Harold Nicmcycr and
Pat Harvey viii all give the club
men bit OF trouble In their matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
PREP TRACK
MEETS ARE
SCHEDULED

TWO triangular and one dual prep
4 track meet were TO be run OF on
Denny field this morning. In the
first Garfield. Roosevelt and Frank.
lin were scheduled 10 ianEie. In the
second, the old score between Broad.
way and Lincoln was 10 be settled.
II seems az n Garfield would win
the triangular affair this morning
Lincoln. with q wril.bainnoed track
and field aggregation. was q favorite
20 win from Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
FROSH TOSSERS
TO PLAY TODAY

The University Of Washington
freshman team will take on the Bell.
3ngham Normal nine at Denny field
this afternoon. Harold Gardner Is
the probable pitching choice for the
freshman. Coach Torrance Is look.
ing for plenty Of opposition from the
Young teachers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

when Rusty callow. crew coach.
saw about 20 kids using his crew
house for dressing place. yesterday.
he threw up his arms and demanded
Justice from the four winds OF
heaven.
What am I running here, a bath.
ing beach. a nursery or a crew. he
said. That's all right. Rusty. Tho
kids will leave you alone after you
turn some OF those big oars TO a use
they we're not made for, originally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
PARTH WINS

LONDON. May IA. Macomh-
er's 4.ycarold. Parth, won the 5000
pound jubilee handicap at kemptou
Park today. Lord Coventry's Yer
dict was second and Lady Bullough's
Soldumene was third. There were
IL starters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
SEATTLE LOSES
RIFLE CONTEST

Salt Lake was the winner of the
indoor rifle match over teams from
Seattle and Boise. held last week.
Results show that the Lakers made
1855 points; Seattle, 1852 and Boise,
1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
LACROSSE MEN
WILL PRACTICE

The Seattle lacrosse team VIII hold
regular practice session on the
Lower woodland grounds AZ 1890
o'clock Sunday morning. The local
team tanglcs with tho Victoria aggrc-
cation on Denny field. ierc, the
1nofnlng OF May 30, Memorial dny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

H,rusk out--Naiis 8. Dell Z. Bases on
baiis-Maiis :. Dell 4. list By pitcher
Arleii, stolen tsses-cTans. THo-bAss
hts-EidFsd. 7. Baldwin. Sacrifice bits
--Afis;t. Double piaya-crhnr 70 Brady
10 Bowman. Tims--i:st. umpirss-
nthaiisr and phyis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
KELso BIDS

kELSO, May H. Kolso has made
n bid for tho state scmipro bali tour.
ncy. 10 bc held July .. 4 and 3.
Prlzcs totnling $1,000 have been OF.
fcrcd to the four leading teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
MANAGER NAMED

President a. l.. Darling, OF the
Yakima Tigers. has taken over tho
mana gerlai reins OF the local ball
club. Dnrllng's movement prcsaEcs
big shakeup in the Yakima lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Walter Pursey, the new pro at In.
glewood. has only been In town a
couple Of days, but during that short
time he has shown the Lake shore
members that he Is q top.notchor on
tho links. on his initial trip around
the course, in company with Club
Captain Jim Blake, Frank ostcrhout
and few other Inglowoodians.
Thursday. this brawny lad from
across the pond medolcd IA" Hell
dol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Washington swim ers are
working out in tho canal every
afternoon. Young Spriggs Was.
cher, the Crystal pool baehstroke
p,ienom. looks to be the Huskies'
best aquatic bet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

T OUISVILLE KY May 17.-Twenty three-year-olds and
II their handlers are mpatiently awaiting the call that
was 10 send the horses the post TO in the $4,000
Golden Jubilee Kentucky Derby here this afternoon Black
Gold considered by many the probable winner drew the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
CANADIANS TO PARIS

Tho Vancouver Junior four viii be
sent TO Paris TO participate In the
worlds championships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
her: KENTUCKY DERBY CANDIDATES READY FOR GREAT RACE
Here and There
inVarsitySpOrt
ME Washington-Oregon

.H + MaShington-Oregon
i Aggie track meet, TO be
run off at the stadium next
Saturday. promises TO be one
of the closest cinder contests
ever staged in the North
west. Right now. there is q
dangerous possibility of the
Huskies dropping the meet.
The AggieS are strong in the
same events that Washington
is. ReSult-some m Ugh ~
good racing. This boy Ray
Dodge. crack Beaver $50
man. is going to show the
Northerp track fans some
stuff. He has two fine half
mners running against him in Barb
lVyres and LOYAL Snyder Both the
Washington men arc capable ~ do
inE two minutes flat and should OK
eFt the great Aggie star to the az.
most. Winchester King. Washing
ion. and Walker. % the Angels. are
soing 10 have a pretty duel In the
ivemlle. also. Gcrhardt. o. A. g.,
should cop the 400 from Clarke and
Augustine. II Ken Applegate runs
ia the eco. he viii GENE mighty close
% winning the event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
VERNON WINS
SLUGGING BEE

SALT LAKE, May -Slugging
predomInated in yesterdays game.
the Vernon outfit getting the best Of
o IL to IL score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Truck Davis, the Washington state
Discus man. heaved the platter
14il7 feet against Idaho. Saturday.
Davis is capable Of even better
throws than this and Is sure to give
al the Coast weight men a s'rus.
gle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

When the Husky tennis men
line up against Whitman Mon
day. they are going to meet some
real competition. The Mission
aries recently BANKED W. ;. {.
three matches 10 nothing. VII
lianns. Bratton and Douglas, the
whitman racquet wielders. N'e
going TO make II mighty hot for
Messers. Scott. Hesketh and IL
vengcod. who are scheduled TO
bear Nashington's colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Seattle's fair moshie artists are a
busy lot these days, getting in trim
for the second annual city champion.
ship links test 10 be played at the
Seattle Golf club during the week OF
May &c.
Mrs. r. Knox Roberts. captain OF
the North End club. Is in charge OF
the tournament which promises to
bring out all the leading fairway
queens in the city, including, or
course. the champion, Mrs. u. II.
Jackson, OF the 1nglewood Country
club.
Entries must be in the hands OF
Mrs. Roberts on or before next Sat.
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
Black Gold FdUOrite
to Carry off HOnOrs

Weather Conditions for the American Turf Classic
Are Ideal; Mad Play and Chilhowie Also Are
Favored in Odds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Jefferson parlcrs have medal
play competition TO shoot At this
week end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

BAR Meisnesf. the little graduate
manager. already Is busying himself
with plans FOR the next football sea.
son. The Observation-Disclosures
state game. Meisnest says. Is going
10 he u father and son affair. The
fathers win root with their sons In
the Husky cheering section. Fine
idea. Oar. II ought 10 make many a
dads heart beat n bit faster 70 see
his son act like a boy Of 10, instead
u like q man OF S..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Miss Helen Farrell president Of
the Washington state women's Golf
association which Is staging the pro.
woman tournament at the Grays
Harbor Country club. Aberdeen. June
Z. Is very enthusiastic over the pros.
poets OF the event. not only being
pulled off. but being n big success
because OF tho fact that some Il
clubs thruout the Northwest have
notified her that they win be repre-.
scented when the time OF teeing.off
arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
ANGELS TAKE
EASY CONTEST

LOS ANGELES, May 17.--Los An.
geIes won an easy one from Port.
lind here yesterday. The score was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Apropos or the coming state cham.
pionships which Will be played dur.
ing the summer over tho Everett
Golf and Country club course. Il Is
interesting 10 note thu; Eyerctts 10.
man team has yet 10 meet defeat.
This means that tho going viii be
plenty hard and the qualifying scorsa
high when tho would be State cham.
pions tee Off. Everett II doing every.
thing 10 pu, the course In champion.
ship condition for THO tournament.
The buukcrs have been enlarged and
tho out.of.boYnds stakes between
falrways taken out Phil Iefferson's
greens arc Just M good M ever.
Everoit's reputation as host Is well
known and the entry list promises
to be large one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

An elimination tournament viii be
run off next week among Freshmen
golfers az the university 10 pick a
fourman team to play tbs 'sadlug
high school teams In Seattle, Herb
Lynch, freshman manager. Is still
receiving entries at KE nwd.o23e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Washington fans already are
debating whether OF not Apple
gate j. a. good a quariermilcr
as Ray Dodge. The Husky run.
ner. only a sophomore. has not
bern forced TO break so yet, but
With any sort Of competition. viii
turn the trick saturday. Coach
Hec Edmundson says Applegate
+ bound 10 develop into one Of
the best auartermilers Washing
ton has ever had. II Is the writ
er's opinion that Applegate win
beat Dodge in the quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
HALL DEFEATS
SAN FRANCISCO

SACRAMENTO. May 17.---Charley
Hall defeated the Seals 3 to /, yestcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

The attraction at Ingiewood this
Sunday win be High Handicap
tournament. open 10 all men with
handIcaps OF 20 or over. Full handi.
caps viii be allowed. with good
weather conditions promised for the
event. IL looks as II records will be
broken when "the men who pay for
the game" ret together.
Captain Blake OF Ingicwood an
nounces that all first round matches
in the flights and Club championship
must be played off by tomorrow. or
matches win be defaulted.
with the return Of President A. s.
Kerry. p. n. @. a. affairs have be.
gun 10 boom again. SeattIo's stars
are already working on their games
and their clubs in preparation for
the championships In Vancouver ut
the Sbaugnessy Heights Golf club.
June 20 10 rs. The old standbys
viii be there and with the following
native sons to choose from, Seattle
should be counted on as a very dan.
gerous contender for the title now
held by Chandler Eagan: Bon stein.
Jack Westland. Dixie Fleager. Harry
Hjert, Roy Campbell. Bryan Winter
and Fred Jackson.
Tacoma, Aberdeen, Everett, Bell.
ingham. Spokane and Portland have
all signlfied their intention to send
large delegations 10 the meet and
with tho Vancouver and Victoria
crowds coming 70 n man. II looks MS
II Vancouver will be in the hands of
tho golfers for that week. IL Is not
definitely known at this time whether
Chandler Egan will break his tradi.
ton OF being a biennial performer
at the meet or not.
The tournament followers this
year will miss the appearance OF
such colorful golfers an Dick Pope
OF Florida and Francis Brown, the
long hitter from Hawaii. California,
however, promises 10 send strong
team TO make bid for the cham
pionship honors and tho Californinnf
The University OF Washington goli
team will play the Seattle Golf club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
BALL
TEAM LOSES
TO PULLMAN

DULLMAN. May i7l-Ths Wash.
= lnEion lluskiss' pennant
chances went sllmmsrinE here yes.
terday. when the Washington State
ball club took a hard fought ~ con.
teat from them.
I'd Ilsion. for Washington.
pitched good game. but not as
good a. weinFarien. OF the Cougars.
who le, the Seattle men down with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

.whltrsy entry.
fRHncocas stable entry.
3Idie Hour farm entry.
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Is.ulis

i.,,..., ,,... 20 sss.is raHs,. fvss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

The University OF Washington golf
team will play the Seattle Golf club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
EsSF1HisSels
PACIFIC COAT LEAern
AMERICAN LEAGUE

tnYdsr. ogHdY. Jacobs. whsslpr. Pierce
iiaks. kssu. Eastmah sne o'FArFtu
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~, M'li''sy s'd ns''l'' burns ana r'F'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

Gaffney. Johnson and chitwoot. Eims-
LEI Hinkis and Alexander. wcluzrll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17

during the 1879 defeat OF Ballard.
Tom Hyllengrcn starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Henri. uifhsfmaH. psEagug ard rsglfrs
rfs;fsr. posk. Dyer ard SobFsslL gen'
fliss
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Continuation de la pagina p

de librar un auto de MANDAMUS
para obligarle a hacer 10 que Ell reco-
noce y acepta que ha hecho, o sea, re-
cibir Y archivar con los demas docu-
metnos ,oficiales de su ofcina Ia pst:-
cs6n del sr. Todd, aceptaci6n archi-
vo que aparece mas claramente de la
declaration jurada cue acornpafio con
su contestaci6n, per 10 que en- vista
de esos hechos aceptados por el ac-
tual secretario demandado no tenemos
cue decidir respecto "a la conducta de
su antecesor INFERNO solicitando del
sr. Todd cierta comprobaci6n de su
designation.
La pretensi6n del peticionario de
one Ell Sec1etario Executive envie su
nombre la Junta Insular de Eleccio-
nes para ser impreso en- la papeleta
Official como la candidatura del Parti-
do Republican, Puertorriquc1o para
Comisionado en- Washington es impro-
cedente por ser contraria a la ley, pues
fsta dispone en- ell articulo Al que ell
Sec. Ejecutjvo enviara Ell primero de
octubre ala Junta Insular de Eleccio-
nes listas certifcadas con los nombres
de todos los candidates presentados
en- su oficina, y como ese dia no ha
llegado no puede Ell peticionario ext
cir nj puede obhgarse al demandado
cue envie ell 1iombre del peticionario
como tai candidate dicha Junta In
sular de Elecciones y. ademas. porQue
el secretario nd tiene obligation de en-
War Ia Junts separadamente los nom
hres de los Eand datos seg1n Sc lie
.vayan prescntando sino que es ell dia
primero 6e octubre que debera envair
listas de todosi los candidates.
La petici6n de MANDAMUs es
tambien improcedente porque dispone
Ia ley en- Ell parrafo segundo del ar
ticulo SO citado que ningdn partido
politico presentar& mas de una candi-
datura para cada cargo, y pudiendo
presentarse los certifcados de candi-
daturas hasta e1 dia 10 de septiem-
IRE, hasta esta fecha no puede saber
el secretario 81 la candidatura que Sc
lie la presentado es la que habra de
certifcar Ell dia primero de octubre a
la Juntax Tnsular de Eleccionas para
que figure en- la papeleta electoral,
pucs preveyendo fnuestra ley en- ell pa
rrafo segundo del articulo 36 citado
que pueda pre$entarse mas de una
candidatura como las candidaturas
acordadas por dos o mas convenciones
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Sc ALQUILA un apartamento; cuatro
dormitorios, sala, comedor; Servic1o
Sanitario moderno; casa nueva cons
trucci6n, 2da. planta; frente los Pa
dres Redentoristas; Pta. de Tierra, te-
l6fono 725 azul. S-11.
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ALQU1Lo: Casa No. 10 Avenida
: erez, cuatro dormitorios, balloon mo-
S icos, patio cercado,, (s35 90 men
suales) Inforrne, Tienda Area de
6''-san Juan Moderno. Tel. 1850.
a-12.
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sE VENDE fnca Rdstica compuesta
de 33 cuerdas en- Barranquitas a cua-
tro Kilometres del pueblo, con dos ca
sas Dirfjase Vicente Sierra, Saliva.
dor Brau so, San Juan Francisco
Ssrra, Cayey 8--12
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I'll voTo D1sIDENTE DEL JUEz
FRANCO SOTO

ERANCO SoOIO
Por Sc un POGO largo y carecer de
cspac;o para clio nos vemos privados
de insertar ell brillante voto disiden-
te del ilustre juez asociado Hon.
Franco Soto. No obstante, despu6s de
leer su opinion pasanlos a reprodu-
cir ell siguiente parrafo de la misma,
por Greer que es ell mas saliente dom
de ell alto funcionario casi sintetiza
su criterio sobre ell particular: mi
oiformidad consiste en- que Ell articu-
10 SO de la ley de inscripciones y
clecciones, segin fue en1nendado en-
:ulio so. 1928, no tiene aplicacion
los hechos de este case Y no exis-
tiendo estatuto en- Puerto Rico que
haya previsto una situaeion como la
] -esentada en- este case, no quedan
mas me6ios que los de acudir y apll-
{ n los principles y la jurisprudencia
( ne, en- casos semejantes, Sc han apli-
cado en- diversos Estados, como asi
| samos examinar y discutir -
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ALQUILO: En- San Sebastian 80, aparta
'mento tres habttaciones, sala, comedor
Y serviclo con aqua permanente AL lado
del Edificio escolar en- construction.
Tnformaci Rojas, Tel. 579. 8-23
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BE ALQUILA local ventilado como de
800 metros cuadrados casi EN- una sola
pieza, en- ell edificio de Sucesores do
Perez Hermanos de la Marina. Para
1nformes, telefono 215, San Juan. T.
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EDIF1cIo para Garage, Almaceii o
Fabrica, Gale Estado, Mira,nar, etrca
1abrica de Gas. Sc alquiia o Sc verde,
dirijase al apartado 239, telefono .ss8,
San Juan P.
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LAS CASAS: Vendemos muchas ca
sas. Cestionamosi co,npra venta dc
solares y casas gratis. Colocamos di-
nero. Administrators propiedades. Re
ferenc as, Fianza b Fiadof.
Tel 1467, Box 1929, santrrce Vaz-
Guez. 9-5.
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SE ALQUILAN varias habitaciones en-
la Gale del cristo No. 1S. Informaran
en- la Joyeria Bouret. r.
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vENTA o ARRIENDo: Ell Caguas,
areiendase una 1rca: en- Rio Piedrds
Sc a1qui,a o vcnde una casa.
Tel. 600 azul, SAINT. stop 2s1a, ca
lie Mayer No. 2. e-12.
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For RENT two furnish big rooms,
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. Men
very near the sea, in Taft Ave. For
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81 ALQUTGA por $500! en- ell s.tio mas
cantrico del Condado una casa de con-
creto con dormitories, dos cuartos
de ba1os con servicios sanitarios COM
pletos; sala, antesala, conedor, etc.
y ademas tiene garage con cuarto
ssrvicio Independents para la serVt-
dumbre. Informara DIR. F de Juan,
te,eFono 592, Santurce.
8-11.
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sE ALQUILA hermoso local para of
Gina. Informaran Altos de ia Botica
Blanco. .8-16.
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Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rey
Moderrro parada 3712, a $500 y $50.
Son hermosas. y ventiladas, informa-
ran ali, en- "Colnado Espafia''. P.
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AFINADoR Y reparador de pianos
y pianos automatlpos. Nueve anos de
practica. Precios m6dicos. Materiales
selectos. San Justo 1915, Tel. 922.
Box 997, San Juan. $50.
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Sc ALQUILA-Un buen local de
tres departamentos frente la plaza
de Colon, para ofc:na professional.
Informaran: Lopez Nussa Y Co. Inc.
Tanca 3-Tel 1881. S. =. 81.
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Sc vENpE Buick dos asientos, aca
ba5o dc pintar, en- perfectas copdi-
clones con cinco gomas nuevas. In
f6rrnese hoy, Bdifcio Gonzalez Pa
din, Habitaci5n 61o. 8-6
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Sc ALQUIIA Casa c6noda fres
ca cinco dor1ritorios, serYicio SAM
tario, corral, etc. Parada 26.t Tel. 486
Verde, santurce. SIS.
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Sc sTRvEN coinidss q domiciiio.
santurce. calIe Eibot 29. Tel 1885
azul. SIS.
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Pedro de Audrey
Juez Asociado.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-08-13
LIVINGSTON

The Watson and Livingston picnic
was held here Monday, August 18th
with all the relatives of the Watsons
and the Livingstons invited to be
present Among those from out OF
town were: Mrs. D. c. Morrow OF
Kansas City; J. c.. Watson of Iron
Mountain, Mich; DR.. and Mrs. Tom
Livingston of Livermore, Ia; Mrs
Carrie Livingston Gardner of Boston
Mass.
Rev. E. N. Hawley drove his wife to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Ross Davis
of Oregon, Ill. Mrs. Hawley will re-
main for an extended visit.
The Misses Mabel Livingston, Jen-
ME Livingston, Edith Livingston and
Max Livingston were visiting in Mon
roe for short time last week.
John Watson and daughter, Marion,
are here visiting his sister, Martha.
A bee was held at the park We'd
nesday. The park was moved and
the fence was fixed. Another bee is
to be held tomorrow to trim trees and
finish up all odd jobs.
Miss Marie Waring has been visit
ing her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert
Miller of Dubuque the past week.