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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
ORGANIZATION

Los lideres socialistas tienen
una confanza ciega en- la organi-
zaci6n, Y de ahi, que al otro dfa
de tern1inar las elecciones, va Sc
esten reuniendo Y fernando pla-
nes para las pr6ximas.
Estos asociados de Carta Roja,
son los 1nicos que dentro del par
lido tienen derecho a ser desig-
nados candidates a la Legislatu-
ra, o nombrados para ocupar
puestos politicos, asi como direc-
torres de la colectividad. Los de-
mas, son 10 que podriamos la
mar las ovejas, expuestas a des-
carriarse en- los senderos del cam
po politico.
Cuando uno de estos asociados
esta enfermo, sin trabajo nc
esta obligado a pagar la quota
mensual, que fiuct1a entire diez J
veinticinco centavos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
Los ruidOs, los inneCe-
SariOS ruidOS CaIIejerOS
pOdrian ser eliminates
Hay una Ordenanza, per0 es
tan benigna y la POIiCia sc
ocupa de ella tan POGO que no
vale la pena.

Los claxons, las boeinas, los
ruidos en- general de los vehfculos
de motor de todas clases, siguen
atronando a la cuidad, precisa-
mente en- su "cuadro" mas inn
portante.
Los habitantes de la Capital
tienen que soportar todo ese es-
candalo que here hasta los tim
panos mas policiacos del mundo,
ciencia Y paciencia de nuestras
autoridades de orden publico y de
la inutilidad de una ordenanza
que no Sc hace cumplir, acaso
porque no LENA las neeesidRdes
del momento, porque los encar-
gados de ponerla en- vigor la des-
ccnocen. lQuare causa?...
Nuestra actual Asamblea Mu-
nicipal debiera dictar una seria
disposition sobre la materia que
ponga fin tai estado de cosas;
pues son muehas las quejas que
recibimos con motive de que tan
to los AUTOMOBILES privados como
los demas vehiculos de motor en-
general, producer ruidos ensor-
decedores, hacienda uso de sus
claxons V bocinas Y dejando sus
escapes abiertos, dentro del cua-
dro principal de la ciudad, como
ST estuvieran en- plena carretera.
Para este asunto de los ruidos
innecesarios hace falta una orde-
nanza que Sc ponga en- vigor
la mano de hierro de otro cabo
Casiano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
UNA INTENSA CAMPANA

La direction central del Parti-
do Socialista ha iniciado una in
tensa campafia, para hacer que
esos cinco mil asociados de Carta
Roja, Sc conviertan en- $4,000,
asegurando de esta manera ell vo-
to de esas personas, y obteniendo
al misnlo tempo, la ayuda eco
monica para los efectos de la
proxima campana electoral.
Al efecto, esta circulando entire
los socialistas un folleto, frmado
por Santiago Iglesias y Alfonso
Torres, en- Ell cual Sc les incita
ia frmar su Carta Roja, afilian-
dose ofcialmente al partido.
Junto ese proyecto, Sc les in
cluye una solicitud de miembro,
en- blanco, que debe ser llenada y
enviada la Secretaria del Par
lido Socialista.
Los socialistas inician pues su
preparation con cuatro amos de
anticipation las elecciones ge-
nerales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
UNA pRoTEsTA CONTRA Ell CO
MIsARIo ENCARGADo DEL RE
CoNCCIMIENTo DE LAS DEU-
DAS RUSAS

PARIS, enero 10. (Cable frances.)
-cegun un communicate Official que
Ie ha sido enviado M. Herbette por
ell Gobierno frances, este ha encar-
gado a Herbette de que formula una
protesta Official contra las palabras
vertidas en- un discurso recientemen-
tie pronunciado por M. Rykoff, pre-
sidente del Consejo de Comisarios
encargados de tratar ell reconocimien
to de las dietas de Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
Cr6nlCas FugaCes
POr Antonio Moreno CaIder6n
1ND1ANos Y TUR1srAs

No; Garcia, no destruyas la le-
yenda del indiana.
/ Porque cuando lejos de la patria
Sc vive y Ell ansia de triunfar es
el Inico ahciente de la vida, La vi
da Sc purifica por ell ansia de triun-
far.
Y al negar a la terra de nues-
ira TERRA, la riqueza de nuestra
! iriqueza, es para la vida de nuestra
terra.
Ell indiana cuando lorna a sus
lares, cumple con la naturaleza de
los hombres, ell deber que le i'm
puso Dios en- la natura1eza.
| No pregunteis nunca al indiana
la causa de su fortuna, ell destino
de su destino, es la causa del in
diano.
Esclavo de ST mismo, cuando for
mo su personalidad su fortuna
amada, fue a depositarla en- la
tumba de sus progenitores.
Feliz Ell indiana que lorna sus
lares llevando en- la alforja de sus
sacrificios repleta la escudilla de
sus necesidades.
Hombre del nuevo mundo, vision
eterna del porvenir econ6mico de
! los pueblos, salv6 con paso de gi-
gante el abismo de la pobreza 9ue
colmaba Ell de su 1ugar.
Aherrojo sus juveniles ensuefics
y duefio de La fortuna la vejez,
fue a donarla con su infancia nue.
va, a la escuela, a la TORE, al asi-
10 de su aldea.
indiana de La civilization es ell
que despues de luchar sin sonfojos,
lorna al hogar de su Concejo, Cox;
Ell hatillo de su bienestar repleto
y con. la alforja de sus ilusiones
rebosante.
Garcia, bendicele!
Cuando ell penacho de tres ;lu-
meantes chimeneas, 1anzan al wien
to la silenciosa sirena de su arciba
da al puerto v ell edifcio andante
irrumpe majestuoso la pasividad de
la bahia de seda, es qua llega el
palacio de los turistas.
La multitud espectanta, contem-
pla la dicha sin fin de los nuevos
agarenos.
Cuando irrumpen en- Ia poblacion
en- desordenadas guerrillas, arma-
das de curiosidad. no puede decjrse
de esas escuIturales mujeres nj I
esos imponderables homhres: "es
ell amor que pasa'', sino, les o.
dinero que pasa''.
Y dejan de su impression la in.
diferente cortesia de una mirad /
inquisitiva, la deLil, ficticia incl
naci6n de una propina no agradeci
da.
Turistas bien venidos, ayes de
paso del progreso, es ci dinero que
pasa.
Garcia: Salidale!...
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Los sOcialistas empie-
zan a prepararSe va
para las eleCciOnes
del 1928
Estan realizandO una in
tenSa campana para con-
seguir $4,000 asOciadOs
de carta rOja. -Signi6caci0n
de esa Campa1a

Aun no ha pasado la excitacion
politica de las 1ltimas elecciones,
Y va ell Partido Soeialista empie-
"a a prepararse para la pr6xima
contienda, para las elecciones del
1928, juzgar por los informes
que tenemos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
ENRIQUE DESCHAMPS

Vuestros conciudadanos de un
extreme otro de la Rep1blica,
han tenido diferentes ocasiones
motives para sentirse orgullosos
de vuestra labor, labor que SUI
pisteis poner en- practica con
acierto, ora en- defensa de la So
berania absolute, va que la emu
ladora consagracion de dar a CO..
nocer por todos los pueblos de
America Y de Europa, nuestro
adelanto moral y material, nues-
tros progresses, nuestros hombres
y nuestras ciencias, nuestra prem
sa, Y la bondad de nuestro carac-
ter, las riquezas de su suelo v
las benignidades de nuestro china
que ofrece salud y encantos to-
dos los que nos visitan.
De ahf que cada uno de vues-
tros conciuda0anos no haya de-
jado un solo momento de aplau-
diros V de ahi tambien esta de.
mostracion de gratitud sincera
con que os premian hoy dia vues-
tros provincianos al recuerdo que
debe evocaros esta parte inmensa
del cielo donde por primera vez
visteis el sol que debia ilmninar
vuestro camino Y trasmitirle ca
lor v vida a vuestra inteligencia
y actividades que debiais poner
despues al servicio de nuestra Pa
tria al bien improbable de su
adelanto.
No solo puede llamarsc patrio-
Ia integro ciudadano a aquel
que arma al brazo Sc lanza a la
contienda Y vence al enemigo, tam
! bien 10 es aquel que como vos, va
con todo el vigor de su inteligen-
.cia Y de sus energias a levantar
el nombre de su Patria, Y que
atemperando a los naturales SEN
timientos de amor u sus institu-
clones, lucha sin cesar por con
quistarle un puesto de honor en-
tire los pueblos civilizados, abrien-
dole mercados a su production, es-
tableciendo intercambios de rela-
clones comerciales y levantando a
sus honlbres a un nivel igual al
de la nacion mas a6elantada; por
este, senor, es. que os abrimos
nuestros brazos para recibiros y
por este tambien es pdr 10 que
el Honorable Ayuntamiento de es-
ia com1n, siendo interprete fiel
de los sentimientos de este pueblo
Y de los suyos propios, os ha nom
brado HIJO DISTINGUIDO DE
ESTA CIUDAD, segun consta en-
esta resolucion que me cabe mi
eI alto honor de poner en- vues~
tras manos.
Recibir en- horabuena nuestro
cordial saludo de bienvenida por
vuestro feliz arribo este pueblo
de vuestros caros afectos Y re-
cibid tambien la expression de gra-
| titud de este Ayuntamiento jun
to con la bienvenida que os dan
sus munfcipes.
Ddrio MaH6n.
Santiago, Die. IL, 1924.
("La Information" 18 Die,
| Santiago.)
! La intelectualidad puertorrique-
ma, y especialmente la juventud
universitaria, que tan esplendi-
damente festejo al noble domi-
nicano Sr. Deschamps, ha de sa-
Der, con regocijo, que en- su patria
los hombres de mayor valer han
consagrado la vida Y el nombre
del simpaatico antillano q. va SEM
brando su camino de flores de
amor para su terra en- la obra
altruista Y grande a la que ha
consagrado su vida.
j
Angel RIVERO.
( c., Tvou ID d Eporo 10 1Q1E
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GUIRIGAY
SUCEDIDO

Aver pregunt6 un turista
a un chico de la plszuela;
que ''querer" decir mofongo,
mampostial y botijuela
y Ell chico le contest0:
pfeginteselo su abuela.
Antonio Moreno cALDEKoN
San Juan, P. r.
10 Enero 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

CIUDAD DE MEJICo.-El mi
nistro de la Guerra mejicano Gales,
ha protestado energicamente de las
manifestaciones de fuerzas Hevadas
cabo en- ell Stadium por los cadetes
alemanes de la escuela de caballeria
infanteria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

Ell MINIsTRo DE LA GUERRA
MEJICANo PRoTESTA DE UNA
DEMONSTRATION DE LAS FUER-
ZAS ALEMANAS
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CONSTRUCTION de un edifcio de
hormig6n para escuela de dos sa-
lones en- ell Barrio Lares, de La
res, cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciende la suma de CINCO MIL
DOLLARS ($5,Oo0), habiendo
concurrido los siguientes postores:
Francisco Levy, San
Juan, $4,85O.OO
Enrique Velarde, Aqua
dilla, 4,569.25
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UN EMPIEADO1

! Tor que no darlo a conocer en- La
secclon de anuncios clasificados de
~ MuNDO, por ser lefda por nil
les de personals? Haga una prueba
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CONSTRUCTION de un edifcio de
hormig6n para escuela de dos sa-
salones en- ell Barrio Sabalos, de
Mayagiiez, cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende la suma de GIN
co MIL DOLLARS ($5,O0O),
habiendo concurrido los siguientes
postores:
Ignacio Flores, Maya
giiez, $4,4000O
Luis Virella, Mayagiiez, 4,650.00
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

;CUAL ES LA FELICIDAD MAS
GRANDE EN- Ell MUNDO?
Tener una vision perfecta, ST I'd.
no la tiene, visite la PORTO RICO
OPTICAL, Fortaleza 80, Y Sc hara
un examen por metodos cientifcos
Y modernos. Tambien despachamos
las recetas de su oculitsta en- me-
nos de "A horas. Avt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
AVER Sc CELEBRATION GIN
co SUBASTAS EN- LA OFICI-
MA DEL COMISIONADO
DEL INTERIOR
MAS DE 80 MIL DOLARES EN-
OBRAS PUBLICAS

En- la tarde de aver las 2 P.
NJ, Sc llevaron a efecto en- la
ofcina del Comisionado del Inte
rior, las siguientes subastas:
CONSTRUCTION de un edificio de
hornig6n para escuela de dos sa-
lones en- ell Barrio Pinas, de Toa
Alta, cuyo presupuesto aprobado
asciente a la suma de CINCO MIL
DOLLARS ($5,0OO) habiendo con-
currido los siguientes postores:
Jose N. Guardiola, Toa
Alta, $5,000.0O
"A. M. Navas, Corozal, $5,OOO.OO
Construction de un edifcio de
hormigon para escuela de dos sa-
lones en- ell Barrio Puerto Nuevo,
de Vega Baja, cuyo presuespo
aprobado asciende a la suma de
CINCO MIL DOLLARS ($5,000)
habiendo concurfido los siguien-
tes postores:
Juan Recondo, Vega Ba-
ia, $4,925.OO
A. M. Navas, Corozal, 100000
Jose Jacobo, Manati, 4,826.0O
Emilio Denis, Manati, 100000
Arturo Gonzalez Prado,
Santurce, 4,698.55
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Construction de un edifcio de
MADEIRA para escuela de un salon
en- ell Barrio Dos Bocas, de Tru-
jillo Alto, cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende a la suma<de MIL
|CUATROCIENTOS SESENTI-
CUATR0 DOLLARS CON NUE.
We CENTAVOS ($1,464.09), ha-
biendo concurrido los siguientes
postores:
Manuel Estrada, Truji-
llo Alto $1,48O.OO
Gonzalo Diaz, Trujillo
Alto, 1,260.OO
La Junta de Subasta oportuna-
mente hara las adjudicaciones CO.
rrespondientes.
f. Castro GONZALEZ,
C,,b- Conn Sionado Inte1in0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20
Santiago, Die. IL, 1924.
('La information, 18 Die,
Santiago.)
Angel RIVERO.

Angel XIV EKU.
San Juan, P R., Enero 10, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-20

f. Castro GONZALEZ,
Sub-Comsionado Interino.
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San Juan, P. r.
10 Enero 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-31

when he was II years old. Later he
escaped from the chehalis reform.
htory after one and half months
sentence. was recaptured In seattle.
and escaped again. In September.
1892 he was caught cracking a safe
In Oays Hnrbor county. convicted
OF burglary and served six months.
lie WAS transferred from King coun.
~ TO the state prison April, 1912
on a second degree burglary charge.
In August, 1920. the record adds. he
wns convicted OF second degree
burglary here. sentenced to one TO
i5 years, and later released.
Fairchild's record shows he served
30 days at Montesano. February.
1879. for larceny. The following
September no was arrested here ms
a dlsorderiy PERSON. Last .h-,
airy no was acquitted OF second
degree burglary charge.
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Fwo Cop Slayers May
Be Giuen Life Terms!
Habitual Criminal Charge Considered
for Siverly and Richardson

CiiARLEs FAiRCHILD. 90: Floyd
" sivcrly. %, and Floyd @. Rich.
ardaon. Is. viii be sentenced early
next week for mansiaughter. fol.
loving their conviction late Friday
night Of tho staying, September 2sth.
o. Patrolman Roher, l. L,,sey
They were charged with first de-
gree murder but the jury compro.
missed on tho lesser charge after
four and "A half hours elaboration.
Twenty years in tho state prison
is tho maximum sentence Judge
Hall can pass on manslaughtcr.
sivcrly and Richardson. however.
may be made TO face habituai Grim.
inal charges for which the penalty
Is life Imprisonment. Prosecutor Col.
win announced Saturday.
The defense is not expected 10
AJAX for "A new trial or to appeal
from the jury's verdict.
Meanwhile the prosecutor Is in.
vestigating a wired report from
Sheriff Fred NorlinR OF Pasco. re.
eeived saturday. which said Fair
child war arrested there juno.
i9?5. with two ex.conviots all
charged with burglary. Falrchild
was released on bond after the
other two escaped. Norllng said.
Records obtained from Sheriff
starwich Saturday showed that both
siyerly and Richardson had been
convicted OF folonies twice before
The third time constitutes habltunl
criminality.
Richardson. according 10 this re-
port. was sentenced 10 two years at
Canyon City. Colorado. in 1915; was
sent 20 the Washington state prison
in 1920 for one 10 is years, and
was paroled two years later In
1919 he received n similar sentence
to Monroe and escaped from there
In June, 1920.
Siverly's record shows that he
was sentenced to eight and half
months at Mercer Island In 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-31
GIRLS RESCUE
FOUR PERSONS

Rose Baker ami Margaret Locke.
telephone girls az the Del Padri
hotel, adjoining the apartment build
ing saved four persons from what
seemed suru death. The girls saw
two men. a woman and hoy on the
fourth floor q the structure, their
esRpe cut OF b. the flames.
Running to the fourth floor OF the
hotel the Eirls secured long board.
ran IL from their window across the
eight. foot arcaway and the four
cnwicd 10 safety.
The bodies or anthony HARDING
q. hts wife. "a. and Doris i9,monih.
Old baby, we're found huddled In their
apartment
The body OF Loretta Bnyer. IS
was removed from a hallway. appar'
entity nsphyxiatsd. while cropping her
way thru the smoke.
Hut FOR the hsrolsm Of firemen
and police, the casualties would have
been much greater.
Horace Mclean. or the 18th bat.
TALON o. firemeu. led a score Of fire.
men and police In a search OF the
building. and directed the rescue o.
many persons trapped In their bcsis
several persons Jumped from their
windows. but none was seriously
hurt.
The fire started in the basement
from an oyerheated furnace. police
believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-31

40 the West Seattle station Cap.
tain Bannick and a federal dry
agent carefully counted and checked
the 55s cases before loading them
into two automobiles
The booze VIVA taken into the ga
rage AZ police headquar,ers and ear.
rled into the vault, about 30 feet
away -Four Jail TRUSTEES and four
u Banniek's officers were engaged
in unloading and storing the liquor
Lieut. g. II Consiock was Ia the
vault. stacking up the sacks and his
assistant. officer Robert schelble.
was upstairs counting the sucks a.
they passed by him IN the hands Of
TRUSTEES.
schcibie vent douuaf airs 20 trace
a broken suck. he said. and when
he returned ono Of nannleks check
erA told him three cases we're miss.
ing a gensn,i search followed
Lockers were torn NJ and broken
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ing new members, forcing mem.
bers to pay tribute from lottery
games. opium sales--any leRItl-
mate or illegitimate trade. one
tong becomes too powerful.
From the ends Of America the
defeated tong gathers It's gun.
men.
II Is as IL the Elks and Eagles,
In a membership campaign. took
to gun-battling for new mem
beers.
Heretofore II had been tradi.
ton that Chinese did the shoot.
Ing; and never did Il in the pres.
once OF white men. White gun.
men we're employed as guards
even Coon Dip. Chinese consul.
has o bodyguard-but they rare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-31

sNfe' q AAFANfs sAef nAAfA iAVANEfAFHNf =
and shake in their shocu. wondering
how much senitlc's supcr-accountAnt
has on them we'd hate to be Gov.
Hartley ionight-and as for Dan
Iandon and Adam Beelcr--oh. oh.
from what We infer. it's indeed n
blessing tho ladies will 90 permitted
70 remain away from tho verbal
barbecue that will accompany the
cntrec at the gridiron dinner this
evening.
It's tho clubs gath anniversary.
and It's members arc celebrating u
in their new clubhouse. being used
temporarily By The Olympic Hotel
Co.
As remarked before. Mr. Pigott Is
an accomplished goatherd, lie II
fostering plans TO establish goat
farm near Seattle. IN which MON.
bors OF the X. ". c. may purchase
preferred stock.
Plgott win attend personally to
getting their goats" for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-31
MAY LINK TRIO
WITH H0LDUP
Sheriff Seeks to Identify
Tacoma Men as Bandits

Efforts were being made Saturday
by Sheriff Matt Starwich 10 identify
three men arrested Friday night in
Tacoma as auto thieves, as the ban.
dts who held up and robbed the
bank at Bothell. The men under
arrest are W. j. Murray. 30:
George Meyers, 33. and Joseph
Ward. 81.
Tho men were arrested by Tacoma
police after a wild chase thru the
streets Of that city by police In a
Communicated taxi. After the cap.
turo Murray said that he was on
his way to Portland and had picked
up the other men.
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~ shot - and then never in a
planned killing.
Now, apparently. white gun.
men are TO do the shooting.
"Alla time before just watch
for China boy: now got watch
China boy and Mclean man,
too objected a Chinese mer.
chant to a reporter Saturday.
Cause OF the present racket Is
that the Hip Sings. who have
been powerful in the East, have
invaded the Seattle area. 9th.
or tongs arc Jealous. And the
weapon, as ever. Is terrorism.
glinting from blue,steel auto
matics.
Hip Sings and Hop sings.
Chinese say, are not at wur.
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hip-pockets and spat speculative
ly into the gutter.
Tradition. mainstay OF the
philosophy with which the
Chinaman comforts his exile.
has been broken. Aforctime tho
Cantonese. did their own killing.
decently and respectfully. bow
ing gracefully TO the inconader-
ate interest OF white policemen.
But now
White gunner splitting lead.
n Is incredible. Chinatown
doesn't understand Il. And the
white terror grips.
Up In Providence hospital lies
Fred Woo. high In the councils
Of the Hip Sing tong. wounded In
breast, thigh and arm. likely to
die. IN his home at i0i 18th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-31

GUN NOW PART OF
SCHOOL EQUIPMENT
OF MOUNTAIN BOYS

WE&ATCnEE, Jan. gi.-John-
w Hle. typical boy Of the
nearby mountain districts. b go
ing 20 school these days with his
traditional booCstFap over one
shoulder
But over the other he carries
O gun.
since Jimmie Fshlabsr was
killed hy a cougar. some weeks
ago. II has become common for
lads who can handle guns 70 20
20 school well armed, for protec-
ton against Wild animals.
Animals driven IN by the win
ter have come close 10 some Of
The lsolated ranches whore they
have threatened human bsings.
Much like the scene Of 40
years ago Ia the country school.
house o. pioneer days Is The
cloakroon % a RchooihOuse IN
this district A boy hangs his
gun up with his hat and his
lunch box.
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open In the garage. but the hqnor
was missing
Finally two cases were found IN.
der the stairway Ia a dark corner
near the police vault door
one Of the TRUSTEES told Schelble
that he was ordered 10 put the liquor
under the stairway Schelble asked
him what officer gave the order
The trurty az this point was inilmi.
dated by ono o. Bannichs men.
sehelble declared. and refused 10
point out the officer
Chief seVeryus declared that he
would question the four TRUSTEES. but
aaid he could put little reliance on
their words.
Meantime Bannick IL Indignant
and demands receipt for the fun
amount OF liquor. II e admitted that
more than u bottles were stolen dur.
ing the storing process. but who got
them 81 q mystery
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Tourists Show Keen
Interest in Turkey

Turkey Us the most remote spot
on the earth when II comes TO
getting accurate information for the
tourist. reports Miss Foster. OF the
Ask Mr. Foster Service.
'~rhere seems TO be fewer reliable
books and guides on Turkey than on
any other county in the world"
she says. And just now there Is
unusual demand for information
concerning that country"
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but the Hip Sings and the on
Leongs are. Fred Woo. shot
Friday night, is n Hip Sing.
The on Leongs. however. are
not powerful here.
The Hip sings signed O. peace
resolution. supposed to include
other tongs. in spokane. In the
fall OF 1923. Chinese said sat.
urday that this did not include
other tongs. but was merely a
Hip Sing resolve. The resolu.
ton. they affirm, has been
faithfully kept.
There is only one rule in tong
warfare-"An eye for an eye"
Meanwhile. the white terror
blanches bronzed faces in CAk
natowu.
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nY q. LrCmI.E nuTLER

WHO is the s,ern-yisnEcd gentle
w man in the above picture
why. he's scat,le'a bookkecpcr, no
less His namo Is Mr.. II. c. PiEo,t,
and while he was educated by his
parents for tho printing trade. and
Indeed follows that profession. he Is
a goat-hcrder by temperament
That's how he comes 20 keep
books en- Seattle's masculine popu-
lation and what they should do and
have done. The debit side OF his
big ledger Is simply filled with en-
tries. and he balances accounts once
year at the annual dinner and
high ink party OF the Kind Words
club-of which he Is president. The
banquet will be tonight ut The
olympic Hotel
Everybody goes that possibly can
get politicians and publicanH,
saints and sinners-heeause they
know thcy1l find oat all that's been
going on since the last banquet