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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
NEW SAN. BUILDING
ABOUT COMPLETED
Replaces Structure Raced
By Fire.
Get Well In Ohio"
New Rocky Glen Building to Contain
Offices, Laboratories, Dining Room,
Kitchen, Cold Storage, Etc. Capaci-
ty OF Sanatorium Is go Patients.

What would you do if your doctor
told you you had tuberculosis and
should take treatment? Would you
give up, or would you resolve with a
determined spirit that you would
fight" to get well? Too many of US
think that tuberculosis is always ia
tai and the end is foretold with the
diagnosis, or we think it necessary
to go west" to get well. How VIC
ious this is. it keeps many an af-
fiicted one from recovery. There are
thousands of people here in OHIO,
being treated for tuberculosis and
getting we'll, and many, many thou
sands who have made recover1es in
~our own sanatoriums manyyearsago.
Perhaps few of us know there are
such sanatoriums located through
out our own state, each doing its
part and lighting" vigorously to
control the white plague. There
is no better example of fighting
against great odds" than that ex-
hibited by our tuberculosis workers.
Their difficult task is to educate the
public to the 5uccessfulness of treat
ment for tuberculosis and the truth
fulness Of their slogan GET WELL
IN OHIO"
Such an institution is our Rocky
Glen sanatorium for tuberculosis,
here. Most of the staff are ex-pa-
tients, who have themselves taken
treatment and recovered from three
to Is years ago. The determination
with which Rocky Glen sanatorium
nights this disease is exhibited IN
their rise from a disastrous fire
which destroyed their administra-
ton building on October %, 1924.
While the ruins were still smolder-
ing, they were busy cleaning away
the debris and projecting new
building which is now ready for
dedication.
The work of the Rocky Glen san
atorium is we'll known to Ohio and
adjoining states. Opened for treat
ment Of patients in 1911, the Oldest
private sanatorium in Ohio, 1T has
do. ,gedly" prosecuted its fight"
against tuberculosis and numbers
among it's recoveries many promi-
nent citizens.
The Rocky Glen sanatorium has
capacity of so patients, with single,
duplex and triplex cottages, making
q very comfortable home for treat
ment, the cardinal principles of
which are REST, FRESH AIR.
GOOD FOOD, and PROPER MEDI-
CAL AND NURSING SUPERVIS-
ION.
The new administration building,
nearing completion. contains the
medical and administrative offices,
y-ray and heliotherapy laboratory,
pathological laboratory, recreation
soiarium, dining room, kitchen, and
coId storage The sanatoriuin has
IS acre farm. operating its own veg.
etable garden, dairy, and poultry
plant.
AS Rome rose from it's ashes" so
our sanatorium has kept up its
fight for public health and main
--Isnn0d one OF -r.serav Sanatoriums
where we can GET WELL IN
OHIO" of tuberculosis
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Henry Travis Property Sold

Mrs. L. HI. Price MARY Huffman)
of GAINESVILLE has made a trade of
her GAINESVILLE property with w. e.
Helmick, real estate dealer, whereby
she comes in possession of the fine
residence property here of the late
Henry Travis, near the Elk Eye
mill. Mr.. and Mrs. Price will move
to the property soon. Mrs. Price
who was down looking after the bus
mess in connection with the pur-
chase of the property, returned to
GAINESVILLE Wednesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
d. Of VS. Feast

The members of the local Daugh-
ters of Veterans tent enjoyed fine
pot luck supper last Thursday even
ing at their regular meeting place,
the Post hall in the armory. The
members of the G. A. r. and their
wives were the guests. The installa-
tion of officers of the tent, which
had been planned, was postponed,
owing to the inability of the expect
ed installing officer from Marietta,
to be present. A very pleasant So
cial evening followed the supper.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Geo. RaIston Laid Up

Mr.. George Ralston, head fore
man of the Brown-Manly Plow Co.,
is confined to his home on Kennebec
hill, as the result of ruptured vari-
cose veins in his leg. Over a week
ago he fell while about his work at
the factory, causing the rupture,
which has since been quite painful.
We understand that Mr.. III. B. Sharp,
beginning today, will take Mr.. Raj
ston's place at the plow factory, un-
til he is able to return to work.
which will probably be week Or SO
yet.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
John Williams Dies

John Williams (colored) died
Monday at the county home. from
leakage of the heart. He resided on
Lemon Hill, and only the Saturday
before his death was admitted to
the home. He was IA years of age,
and was never married. So far as
is known no relatives survive.
Funeral services were held Tues
day, and interment was made in the
county home cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Auditing school Board Books

Miss Jean Blind of the state de-
partment of accounting came Mon
day evening to audit the books of
the various schools Of the county.
She has her office on the second
floor Of the court house, and will
likely be here for several weeks.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Mrs. Mcbride Some Better

Mrs. Frances Mcbride of this
place, who has been in critical con-
dition, is reported in the last day or
so as being considerably better,
though very weak. Her daughters
Miss Anna Mcbride of Cleveland
and Mrs. B. j. Wilmarth of Bed
ford, who were called, are with her.
They arrived early Tuesday morn
ing, having made the trip from
GAINESVILLE down, by taxi.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Mrs. Eveland Very iii

Mrs. D. w. Eveland of Eagleport,
mother of Mr.. Earle Eveland of this
place, has been critically i'll for a
number of days. For long time she
has been suffering with heart trou-
BILE and other ailments, and last
Sunday evening suffered stroke of
paralysis.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Grange Notice

: Following is the program for
Eagleport grange for Feb. Z: Song,
by members; roliscan, quotation or
story from Lincoln; Different ways
of serving potatoes, Mrs. e. A. Cliff
ton, Mrs. Chas. Clifton; Twenty-Five
years with horses, S. F, Mckinney;
music, Mrs. Howard Huffman; The
auto, home, and family circle, A. d.
Davis; recitations, Opal Clifton,
Lyle Mautz, Jeane McElhiney.-
Mrs. Cassie Mckinney, Lecturer
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Gets Well No. Id

The Patterson Farm Oil Co. re-
Gently drilled in five barrel pro-
ducing well on the Grove Patter-
son place near the Wolf Creek
church. This lease contains 100
acres, and there are now IA produc-
ing wells on it.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Low Gas Pressure

The extreme cold weather Tues
Gay night ani Wednesday all day, so
reduced the gas pressure that it
was possible to use our linotype
only part OF the time--henca, the
reason for "plate filler'' in this Is
sue.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Deaths Toll
Jan. % to 20

Jan. % to 20
Mrs. Lillian G.. Davis, Caldwell.
Mrs. Kate Morganstern, DaIzell.
J. @. Seng. Los Angeles, Cal.
John Williams, McConnelsviIle.
Herbert Grub, Bishopville.
Mrs. I'll. Stallsmith, McCon'vle.
VIM. Dearth Bozman. Hebron.
Ella Barnes, Plantsville.
Mary Margaret Funk, PlantsviIle.
Robert Mccoy, Center TIP.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Athens Here SATURDAY. Night

Athens hi will play the NJ & M.
high school basketeers here Satur-
day night. 1t will be recalled that
M. & M. beat this team on their
home floor recently by aelose score.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Eyangelistic Service

A revival and evangelistic service
Will be held in the Methodist
Protestant church here. The SER
vice will begin Sunday evening, Feb.
] Come and hear Evangelist Gale
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-29
Child Labor Amend't
Is Turned Down

Tuesday the Ohio house of repre-
sentatives, by a vote of 81 to 35, re-
fused to ratify the federal child la
Dor amendment.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

BRIAND FoRMARA PARTE DEL
GABINETE PAINLEVE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
sENTENcIA

Con observancia de todos los
tr6mites legales Sc eelebr6 ante
esta Corte en- los dias 16 y II
de Mario. 1925, la vista de la
causa seguida por Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico contra David Luis
Phillip, por asesinato en- primer
grado, o sea por haber dado muer-
te Illegal Canuta Zen6n Davila,
con malicia, premeditacion y deli
beraci6n, usando para ello un
machete u hoja de sable, hecho
que Sc eometi6 en- Humacao, P.
R., en- la mafiana del dfa 2 de
Agosto de 1924.
David Luis Phillip comparecio
Ell propia persona y asistido de
su abogado B. Marrero Rios, ha-
biendo representado a FL Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, el Fiscal del Dis
trito Benjamin Guerra Mondra-
g6n.
Ell acusado aleg6 ser inocente,
y asi las cosas Sc fornl6 un ju-
rado de doce eiudadanos capaces
y honorables, quienes despues de
considerar toda la prueba apor-
tada en- el curse del juicio, los in
formes de los letrados y las ms
trucciones de la Corte, rindieron
el siguiente veredicto:
"Nosotros, los sefores del Ju-
RADIO, declaramos al acusado Da-
vid Luis Phillip culpable del de-
Ito de asesinato en- primer grado.
-Humaeao, P. R., IL de Mario
de 1925.-Ernesto Rivera, Presi-
dente del Jurado."
En- vista del veredicto mencio-
nado, la Corte declare al acusado
David Luis Phillip, culpable de
un delito de asesinato en- primer
grado. Sc seiial6 Ia session del "a
de Mario de 1925, para el pro-
runciamiento de la sentencia, ac-
to que fue transferido, a peticion
del propio acusado, para el dia
81 del propio mes y luego para
eI dia 2 de Abril de 1926, a fin
de darle una oportunidAd de pre-.
sentar una moci6n de nnevo jui-
clio, La que fus radicada y dis
cutids en- a referido dia = decla-
rada sin lugar en- 8 de Ahril de
1925, seAalAn6ose la session de
este dia para el pronunciamiento
de Ia santencia.
hoy eOniparece nrevanAeaite q
acusado David Ia1ie Phillip en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
Sc SOLICITA La CONCESION.......

propia persona, asistido tannbi6n
de su abogado defensor, v des-
pues de informado por ell Tribu-
nal de la naturaleza del cargo que
Sc le hizo, de las alegaciones de
su defensa, y de los terminos del
veredicto del jurado, interrogado
81 tenia alguna causa legal que
impidiera el pronunciamiento de
la sentencia, no exponiendo raz6n
legal alguna en- contrario, la Cor
te, despues de considerar nninu-
ciosanente la evidencia aportada
durante el juicio, y en- atencion al
veredicto del jurado, sin que a
favor del procesado Sc haya apre-
ciado ninguna circunstancia ate
nuante de mitigation, visto ell
articulo 2O2 del C6digo Penal vi
gente,
CONDENA a dicho acusado
David Luis Phillip a sufrir la
pena de muerte, la que tendra
lugar dentro de los muros de la
penitenciarfa de San Juan, Pre-
sidio Departmental, en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico, durante las prime
ras horas de la maHana, del dfa
23 de JUNO de mil novecientos
veinticinco, colgando al REQ por el
cuello hasta que haya expirado.
Y que Dios Todopoderoso tenga
clen1encia con su alma.
En- su virtud, librese oportuna-
mente ell correspondence manda-
miento, bajo Ell sello del Tribunal,
conforme al Artfculo 331 del Co
digo de Enjuiciamiento Criminal,
en- donde Sc insertara ell veredic-
to del Jurado y esta sentencia,
que sera dirigido al Marshal de
esta Corte de Distrito, Rafael
Mas Florido, en- su defecto a
cualquier otro de los oficiales de
esta Corte, para que conduzca den
tro de un t@rmino de diez dfas
desde esta fecha, al convicto Da-
vid Luis Phillip desde la Carcel
comdn del Distrito donde Sc en-
:uentra, a la Penitenciaria de
San Juan o Preside Departamen-
tai, en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, y
10 entregue ALI al Jefe Alcaide
del mismo donde quedara bajo
su custodia con toda seguridad
hasta ell dia fijado en- esta sem
tencia, o ell que pueda despues Sc
nalarse en- ell mandamiento y GU
va eiecuci6n debera lleyarse
cabo en- presencia de dicho Jete
0 Alcaide, ell que informara de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

cuando iba hacia Sofia. Ha caido en-
ma emboscada de individuos que
Sc supone sean comunistas. Dos per
sonas que iban con, el han sido muer-
tas el chofer fue herido.
FL Rey sali6 ileso. 81 General
Gheirghief asesinado anoche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
Los soCIALIsTAs Sc NIEGAN
A TORMAE PAR-E DEL GAEr.
NETE DE PAINLEvE

PARIS, abri! Is. (Umted Press. }
: "a delegation socialista lie ha in
tornado Pai2leve que no partici
p,ra del Ga!i .etc que este esta ira
tando de formar. Painleve le pre-.
gunt6 81 lie darfa la n1isma ayuda
que lie dieron Herriot. lie respnn.
dieson en- la afirmativa, anadiendo
que era necesario, sin embargo, con,
sultarlo con e1 Consejo NacicnaI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
sss A. . pas

m - ncr g. eual
81 tats tFpe saHGs 81 neusado
eate 81 qle ss estaha yenti-
l4nea. q innuiF esia denostFsci6n
- 8 sriae a. lsFads en per-
aaAa 4s@ aeaaaAos
t-2as i FeEedlto a. jurado
e. fHfF4Fia . ias pFaehas. p0s
A. hater prohado n Puehlo IA
e. .s@Fseita. Esqaisita indispenaa-
&C. HaFH ga paaisFa. Fendirae IN
ssss4eie e asssiaste ca pFimsg
GEa&e.
Bewan resuita a. la prusta. IN.
me@isfmraanta aaspuks de L. aRre.
SEQ Eer = eeuaAAo = Caneta e.
nes D4vlla, y - arEassFaF = tsta
80 Co rabellaa. eronnti6 y agrs.
dit ga h misms hols De sabls Q
@Psein &c psrtaba. a Eusenia
Csnesi. INA hlia a. canuta; = un
niAe hilo - Engeniai = Eve No
1icas . F&lpa aeri Martinaz, :
asiea dc mneFte. y q TsmGa
eAHeheE. esposs Dc Feiipa; TODD
- eaal saaa9it ~enlre mInut0s''
segaa diss Ia tastso Benadicta
LtpeEi y qus e1tenees e aeusada
sntFe 81 - hahissei6n, - puso
u eAsgussa. pnes sskaba En- mar.
gas a. esmiaa y sai6. esErundo
u peertA eon ~ eandado , en- y
eamlao saeoutrs q psliela Ram6a
ortizs . auAen die cue haela
tiempo gns 10 estaban m0lastand0
y aae 81 eneouiFahn 81 Catalan
y TFeyiG0. ios cue no estaban
"a ls eaa4. les huhiera matado
tambAen. Ds Ia pFaeha apareee
aas caiaizn era q marido de Eu-
E1ua cGnesl. y Trssiho GIRO Dc
al secirsa dal alto.
- eaGa.a laEgando al aca-
st "a as agresionss posteri0Fes
= a. cauuta zsnbn DAvila.
sr1te a 4as daelaFAron los tes-
flFss asa L6Pez. Eva Mo-
Neazkls9 y GFeg0rio
o zee por refsrirss
m "a aaee.6n, sran ad-
Fa aemostrnF Il eds
ire as rlaa coman 0 eauaa
GA ae-aado en- la eomi-
es..so pr 81 eaal - le
faha aaG@nde.
EH > eass O. People ". Craig.
ill al go. l4al Pae. lss. eita-
~ ea 81 eas9 ae People vs Hen
lSz Cal a.. d seusAd0 ass-
80 esPssa y poeo despn .
ss eag ~ alto q slganas
"a. Gsssets 6onde do muerts
s radFea ds ella. Y - resolvi6
e. "a sF.asncia de- IL muerte de-
- paeFes ere admisibie para de-
ueasFaF &c IA muas<e Dc tstos
, ds ea hila eFm parto De IN plan
comta. , ere relevnnte q estable-
eaF Il mbsil esl erinien por el
euas - estaha luzgando Al aeusa-
ee D eaa - evldsneia no podia
ear sxeluida porQus sshdlera .
seiablecef otros deiitoA.
r. tnutlgo Eve Mojlea. segdn
- dsslnraei6n. reelbi5 vaTlas he
Fians eas ls produlefa Il aeunado
e. q uiEEe momeato en- qus- dis
maerse q canuaA zaa6n DGvlla.
> Il aaseto mo@tr6 Il jurad0 81
AauAeo in4usarao donds hAbla re-
sihl4s nna hsrida. 4 pareoe = esta
csFte. hajo ls@ esreuHssaneias dei
aaso, Ga VI Eva 1ajica podla
&saHFsg 1uATs lee h~ridas. - ara
psFlu4lciml si eenamae Qua moe
trara 81 sltks ds ~ eswpo donds
ksAsa rueasiAo ls hsrida eomo CO.
xvalnfaetm de 60 naanifhsescldn-
IA prnsha % esFHo tsmbikn he
tsmdiao q damnmeFnF cue Canuta
zer6a n2Ella , DaEfA Lnis Phil-
10 Esxaan - "a niwna eaaa. aun.
80 - d,sakmhus halfa4Mnssi Qua
Is maa maa<tm A a. q autos.
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bidamente a este Tribunal sobre
el exacto cumplimiento de esta
sentencia. Las costas de ofcio.
Pronunciada en- Corte alberta,
en- Humacao, P. R., bajo mi firma,
los trece dias del mes de abril
de mil novecientos veinticinco.
(Fdo.) Pablo BERGA,
Juez de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito judicial de
Humacao, P. R..
CERTIFICO:
(Fdo) A. RAMIREZ, Jr.
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
Sc LLEVA A CABo UN HORRI
BILE ATENTADo CONTRA Ell
REY BORIS

SOFIA, abril 15. (Cable franc6s.)
Ell Rey Boris acaba de salvarse de
ser asesinado hoy en- su automovil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

PARIS, abril 10. (Unitsd Press9
Las personas bien informadas en-
los asuntos del gobierno Green que
Painleve ha decidido admitir que
BRAND esta indicado para un naesso
en- ell nuevo gabinete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

beraci6n no habian sido probados.
Pero en- ell presante caso la inter
fecta sale por el callejon inme-
diatamente Eva oye sus gritos,
grita esta tambien; salen fuera
Eva Y Rosa Gonzalez Y encuentran
va herida a Canuta y Ell aeusado
con la hoja de sable o espadin ell
Ia mano y que la arrastraba por
los cabellos y entonees acomete q
otras personas Y las here, dam
do muerte a una de elias, admi-
tiendo luego que 81 hubiere encon-
trado a otros individuos euyos
nombres mencion6, los hubiera
matado tambien. Los casos son
eompletamente distintos.
POR LAS RAzONES EX-
PUESTAS, Sc declara sin lugar
la moei6n de nuevo juicio, Y Sc
sefiala al dfa 13 de abril corrien-
te, a las 9 A. NJ, para Ell pronun-
ciamiento de la sentencia.
Humacao, P. R., a 8 de abril
de 1926.
Pablo BERGA,
Juez del Distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE
HUMACAo, P. R.

EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTRITo
Estados Unidos de America
El Presidente de los E. U. SIS.
Ell PUEBLO DE PTO. RICO
Versus
David Luis Phillip.
Criminal No. 1894.
Por; Asesinato en- Primer
Grado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
HEAT FAILS TO
HALT MARKET
WALL STREET JOURNAL r1NaN-
tIAI. nENIEM

NEW YORK, June Slot wealth
m did not wiN tho Rfdor OF the
bulls and the market opened with
many stocks establishing new highs
on tho current move.
Automobile shares were again 10
the fore with Hudson At new high
at 6zA. and WHY'S overland Issues
firm There arc some strong bull
positions tn WHY'S common, accu-
INFLATED at much lower prices. which
stock VIII not come out until the
stock ia much higher,
L. = Realty opened strong at itG,
which Ia within couple Of points OF
its top
The 81. Paul Issues did not reflect
either way 80 far as tho newly an
nnunced REORGANIZATION plan wRa
concerned. and certainly the pros.
pcct Of an assessment uf no mean
proportion did not deter present
holders. for tho common sold at Sh
or y. and the preferred at 10.
Off a.
Pivotal stocks were strong. with
American Can Mt 1873. up ~. and
Mack Truck nj 1872. mp r.
Stocks opened firm. American
Smelling, 1905: Southern Railway.
97A. up .. Studcbaker. 4sis: Bald
win, It7i5: General Motors, 76As. off
Il General Electric, 2qsH, eN-divi-
dend. up "a: North American, FgA .
Southern Pacific. 1904 Mack Truce.
is2. IN y Union Pacific, 1888. up y :
u. s. steel, ilfTa. up Ia. Northern
| Pacific. 65is, up /. ST. Paul. s. Off
= American Can. l9l i, up y Max
cell H. l22, IN 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
CASES KILLING
zoo ANIMALS

Automobile exhaust gases and
fright are depopulating the deer and
elk colony al Woodland park 200
superintendent Gus knudH0n warned
the park board Wednesday.
Unless some provision h mado for
larger Enclosures, farther away from
passing automobllea ne said. I'VE
are going 20 lose all our elk and
deer"
Knudson explained that the gases
poison the animals and that they
also become frightened In the small
pens. dashing about until they brvak
their neeks or legs.
Suicides. murder and illness caused
five deaths at the park during May
The monkey family was the hardest
hit. with two fatalities. one baby.
Park commissioners were debating
Wednesday whether 20 bill George
Russell, water department head. for
tho loss OF kangaroo, The kanga.
roo. Knudson said. was frightened by
a water department rivctcr working
near by and broke It's neck trying TO
escape from the sound.
A buffalo murdered a wild turkey.
an elderly monkey passed away with
gangrene and the Group proved fatal
10 n rcd'headed parrot,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
LIBERAL JUDGE
IN u. s. COURT

Federal Judge George VI, Bour-
quin. o. the federal district court
al Helena. Mont. s. sitting In court
here as relief Judge TO help clear
the calendar OF civil and criminal
caaeH
Judge Bourauln has gained ma
tionwids publicity because of hts
liberal Interpretation Of the prom-
biiion lava In san Francisco ro-
Gently he astounded dry enthusiasts
BY his light fines and lcnlcucy on
convicted bootleEgers
When here last summer there was
a rush 81 Seattle attorneys 10 bring
their llquor cases before Judge
Bourquin. where pleas OF guilty
usually brought light fines and Jail
sentences, IL there were mitigating
circumstances
This rush has been anticipated
this year BY L. S. Attorney Tom
Revclls and his aides The calendar
has been almost wholly cleared OF
liquor cases Revolle said woduea.
day Judge Bourauin win devote
most OF his stay IN Seattle to trial
OF civil cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

state they have come 20 roll back
the years and replenish precious
memories
Tuesday the pioneers elected Off
GERS. read the roster OF members who
departed last year. some 10 in all
and transacted the year'a business.
Wednesday morning an address OF
welcome 70 the new president by
Walter y. Boil. retiring president.
and election Of new members. was
followed by a big oid-tmo dinner pre-.
pared by the Woman's auxiliary and
Daughters Of Pioneers
New officers elected ARE Clarence
B RaFlcy. president. Judge John r..
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NEED new PARK

Seattle has outErown Woodland
park, homo OF It's geological gardens
and tourist camp. Doc Knudson. su
pcrintcndent, wrote the park board
Wednesday
The park consists of i5s acres and
was planned when the city had
population OF 10000. Huge nnuxes
OF auto tourists and growing popu
larity with local visitors. he said
have oyercrowded the park and there
"a no chance for development.
Point Defiance park at Tacoma.
he pointed out. has cas- acres. san
Francisco's Golden Gate park IN,
oludes i.ot0 acres. Philadelphia has
a park OF 5000 acres, Including a
ZOO. Seattle has tho smallest park
accommodating a zoo and auto camp
OF any city in the country. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Tobacco and Candy
Stolen From Store

Breaking tho window Of a. G. nil
ler's clFur store and confectionery.
sol Seventh ave. thieves Tuesday
night carried off over 500 worth Of
cigars, tobacco and candy Detect
ives Frank Ducct' and Tom Hayden
later arrested Il J Morris. 81 and
Tom Morris, az. at 500 Seventh ave,
and recovered tho stolen goods, they
reported
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Door Left Open;
Crook Gets $500

An open door. forgotten by a clerk
when he locked up for the night. was
joyfuliy hailed by a thief at the
Royal Market. sol Pike 1T. Tuesday
evening Upon entering tho place
the burglar found great pleasure in
looting the cash register OF $500 in
cash and $50 In checks.