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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
rRrNTTA RIVERA

Con objeto de pasar las vacacio-
mes con sus padres, lego San
Juan Ia bella sehorita Trinita Ri
vera, Quen aprob6 con notas muy
brillantes ei segundo aiio de Artes
Liberales, que sigue en- la Universi-
dad de coiumbia, donde honra ex-
traordinariamente su pals.
A recibir a Trinita,-hiia. de .nues
tro exceients amigo, don Demetrio
Rivera, administrator de la central
"Defensag -vinieron sus papas ,
muchas de sus amistades.
Nos coniplacemos en- reiterar a Ia
talentosa joyen nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
DON ANGEL RODRIGUEZ


!, Con el prop6sito de visitsr su
fabrica de cigarros en- san Loren
20, a la veg que celebrar Ia adquisi-
ci6n hecha por los hermanos Vigil,
quienes han conquistado un gran
triunfo en- Ia industria tabacalsra,
vino San Juan ei estimsdisimo
caballero don Angel Rodriguez, ges-
tcr de Ia. acreditada firma "Infan-
z6n y Rodriguez'.. de Mayagiies,
y quien goza de grandes s.mpatias
en- todo el pals.
4 Den Angel regreso snoche a Maya
giiez, donde radican sus mas ira-
pnrtsntes negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

ble) con los fabricantes alemancH>
Estimo que esa comisi6n, one tan
detenidamente estudia nuestros pro
blemas economicos, Sc de perfecta
cuenta del dafio que Ell impuesto
sobre las nieles representaria a
nuestra industria azucarera y
las destilerfas de La Isla. 81 bien
.es cierto de que nuestrs riqueza
aescansa sobre La riqueza de nues-
tro suelo, la agriculture, el esfuer-
20 industrial debe ser alentado.
puesto que sera solamente la indus
tria la que podra solucionar nuestro
problema econ6mico ftlturo.
.Atentamente.
Carlos E. cHARDoly,
uomisionade,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Ell LcDo. cARBALLEIRA

Ell nombfe delsamigo Lcdo. Igna-
10 earballetra viene sonando insis-
entemente para un cargo de juez
en- IA prfmera yacante Que
'aya en- las cortes de esta ciudad-
;erfa un n,agnifico candidate y es
Ie esperaIse que por el Departa-
nento Sc le tergs en- cuenta. Ell
neg Palacios, que disfruta de hcen-
La en- los Estados Untdos, debe re-
,resar a nlediados de mes FL 'j0sz
Aybar viene actuando por Ell sefior
Palacios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
PER0 A PEsAR

De contar Ell NfUNDo con ell
mayor ndmero de lectores su
anuncio puede que no surta el
efecto deseado debido q la name
ra en- que fus. redactado. pues el
rnismo carece de los detaIles esen-
ciaies, porque no es adecuado,
porq'le no tienen el poder para
lamar Ia atencion al lector. Po-
demos dar a usted nuestra expe-
riencia sin costo adicional aiggre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

"" % A1S oSSAfslsat ~ Epp ~ kAszi 1ASs -
ahi que Hega wibrando dsssle los
Angeles un despacho con las sigriena
tes declaraciones de Dempsey.
b --S6lo tendr6 un match este
sho... nn solo match. Este match
Sc realizar$ en- q verano. La no
tic1a de que defenders mi tttulo ea
junio no tiene fundsmento alguno.
Eecesito por 10 menos cnatro mo-
ses para preparsrme una prera-
ract6p que me satisfaga-psrs uu
ccmbate. Dc Amodo que 81 el matsh
SO concierts este mes, 70 no subire
al ring hasta sgosto. z aun asi
81 muy possible que mi entrenau.ien
20 durs hasta 81 mes de eertteu-
Ire. =, =
h.. --vaya mo q entenderss.
POGO despuss Sc recibia de los
Angeles ana 'infernsci6n en- u alse
ss deeta qua Dempsey VI sa esposss.
habisn frsnado en, contsstp paxa
aparecer en- una scrie de pssicpias,
dende el papei de hsroe ssta6 re-
servado para Jack y el desfa he
roma, cpe es sslvada con toda opor
tun'dsd. pera Estela.
''Todo 10 cual-asr"ssba La IN
Granddaughter dec;r Ore Demp-
sey no entrara u1la sola veg al ring
d'lrante 1925. pNesto que en- el con
tra.o So es+ahlece qse no podra me-
d;rsa hasta pasado cierto nImero
de ne-es .despues de terminals Ia
pel'crla, Ia cual, dicbo sea de paso,
500 ouedara contplsta a fines dc
ests afo''.
Inte-rosado jerk Besrns sobre
este particular, respondi6 10 si-
auierte:
-Tcdo este me sucra a ment1rs.
Jam&s Dempsey me ha hshlado de
semetsrtes eosa. y mo es de. Greer J
que haya tornado una decision cozno
esa sin mi consentimiento. q 8 }r.
Es possible que Kearns tengs ra-
a6n, pero 1tambien es possible que
carezca de ella. 81 no existiers la
sedora .Estela Taylor de Dempsey
10 .l6gico aeria Greer en- Las palsr
bras de Kearns. Psro Estela Tay-
lo- de Dempsey es una realidad y |
clio es algo fundarneutaI due Sss-.
nc aiterarlo todo.
sAcaso no, es natural que Estsla
quiera apasecer sn una pehcnla
con su marido, maxine cuando se-l
'aejsnte satisfaction va acora7afs-
da de una ganancia de 250.o00 d6-
lares?
Sin duda, y ESQ explics por qu6
ella quiere que Jack apiace todos
sus proyectos pugiHsticos. Por otra
parte, ademas de ser la esposa do
Dempsey, Estela Taylor es una es-
trelia dc La pantalia que entiende
bien su negocio. Posee clara vision
de las eosas y gran poder co1vin-a
scente. ...s-. M&4a68A
ST., Dempsey perdiera 81 tttnio
este verano, sus acciones como &C.
tor cinematografco sufrirfaa una
baja espantosa. Y aun sin extremar
tanto las cosas, 81 duralrte la pelea
10 yuelven q aplastar las uarices,
perderia todas Las cRracterfsacas
del buen mozo que ostents actual
mente con su remendado inhsl.dor
de ozono. 81
z por dftimo, arn cuando gana-
ra su combate, habrfa corrido gra-
YES nesgos y al final de cuensas no
habria aumentado ell prestigio one
ahors posee.
Actuslmente Jack Dempsey iria
pura perdida en- cualquier comba-
te que Sc reanzara antes de 81 pe-
hcuia, cosa que no escspa La pers-
picacia de su esposa la cual, como
esf de comprender, habr& hecho "a
todo 10 possible para que no suceda-
RESFRIAD0 GAUSANs DDLoR
DE CABEZA. LAXATTVO BRO
MO QuININA desrfa la causa, cu-
rando tambien Ia Grippe. Influen-
"a, Paludismo Y Fiebre. Solo hay
un "BROM0 QUININA'. La. firna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

sage.C COMFORT EN- Ell HoGAR
pesea nsted tods ~clase de cono-
sonas utilizan las Columnas clasi-
fcadas de Ell MUNDo cuando ne.
cesttan algin servicio. Asegnramos
gpe es el servicio mas ef1ciente =
didades en- Ell hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Ell ALCALDE De BEAU
MONT Sc DlRIGE AL
ALCALDE De ESTA
CAPITAL

Nuestros lectores indudab ablemente
saben que recientemente Sc ha inau
gnrado entire este puerto y ei de
Beaumont, TEXAS, un nuevo servicio
de pssais = correspondence. Y al
efecto, va la semana Ultima hizo su
entrada, a este puerto Ell primer bar
co que trae pasaje " correspondence
del estade de Tejasael ssLake Gadsl
+den'' s@ a..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

RESFRIADo GAUSAN. DoLoR
DE CABEZA. LAXATTvO BRO
MO QuININA desrfa la causa, Gu.
rando tambien Ia Grippe. 1nfluen-
"a, Paludismo = Fiebre. Solo hay
un 'tBROM0 .QuININA'. La firma
de e. w. GROVE viene con cada
cajlta. go Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
ESTE1LE TAYLOR, .s
DIcHA DE DEMPSEY
RurNA DE KEARNs

Ell MANAGER DE DEMPSEY
NO Es VA Ell vERDADERo PoR,
TAvoz DEL CASfPEoN DEL
MUNDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
.SUBAsTA EN Ell DEPARTAMEN
TO DEL INTERIOR
JUNO /, 1926.

JuIlto 1, 1926.
En- Ia tarde del lunes Sc levaron
a efecto en- La oficina del Cont
sionado del Interior, las siguientes
subastas:
Construction de un edificdo de
hormig6n para escuela de dos saIo-
mes en- ell Barrio Paste de Aibo-
nito, cuyo presupuesto aprobado as
ciende a La suma de CINco MIL
DoLAREs (s5,Ooo). habiendo con
currido los siguientes postores:
Luis Antonio caratini. uuayama,
s4,74o.71
Pedro Torres Colon, Abonito,
sa $4,s5o.oo.
CONSTRUCTION de un edificio de
lorlnig6n para escuela de un salon
en- el ,Barrio Flo .Arriba Saliente'', /,
de Manati, cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende La ssuma de DOS
MIL TREsCIENTos CINUUENTA
DoLAREs CON SETENTIDOS
cENTAvos (s2,s5o.72), habiendo
concurrido los siguieutes postores:
Angel @. Gambia, Manatf,
s2,62o.oo
1 a-s sA.
Jose Baez Rivera, n. Rey,
1855 90.
La Junta de Subasta cportuaaneil
te hars las Recommendations cores
pondientes.
G. A. Ramirez de Arenano
SUB-CoM1sIoNADo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

10 n1issno da que 81 canna
sea de ~hierfo o de MADEIRA;
con ti1 anuncio en- EL MuND0
Sc vendera como qdiera.
LEA Y USE
los Anuncios Clasificados de
Eel MUNDo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Ell Ola 4 DE JULIO

Tenemos entendido que usted
hablara el dia de julio, insinua-
mos nosotros.
Efectivamente'' nos contesta.
sera un placer para mi hablar
en- espafol a vuestro pueblo el glo+
ricso 4 de julio.
Y la conversation que hasta en-
tonces sosteniamos en- ingles, Sc cam
bia al castellano sin esfuerzo alguno
por parte del doctor Butte, Quien
DONNA perfection nuestro idioma.
Nosotros sefialamos Ia circunstan-
cia de que por vez primera en- pner-
to Rico pronunciar& un Attorney
General continental un discurso en-
espa6ol.
El doctor Butte Sonrie Y nos pro-
mete que oportunamente tendremos
una copia de su discurso para que
sea pubhcado en- Ell MUNDO.
POGO despues nos despedimos dan
do las gracias por tanta amabiiidad,
mientras Ell nuevo Jefe del Depar-
tamento de Justicia reanuda su in
terrumpida labor y Sc concentra en-
ell examen de nunerosos legajos Off
ciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
Cronista.
SILVEsTRE FEIJoo

En su domiclIlo, MonIas No.
2, trabaja de su profession to-
dos los dias de 9 a II A. NJ.
y de 3 6 p. W..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
10 QUE NOS DICE
Ell SENIOR TODD

Nuestro buen amigo don Roberto
II. Todd con quien henos estaao
hablando en- relaci6n con ell nuevo
servicio que acaba de inaugurarse
nos dice que espera grandes cosas
de ese servicio y que no. dads de
que nuestro comercio recibira nue.
vo impulse, nueva vida.
FL seiior Todd contestara por Ell
pr6ximo correo al Alcalde Austin
Barnes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
COMO. ESTA
REGIDA BEAUMONT

Quizas nuestros lectores les in
terese saber como esta regida la
ciudad de Beaumont, una de las mas
progresivas del estado de TEXAS.
Beaumont tiene por Alcalde al Sc
nor Barnes, pero adem&s tiene un
Manager, que evidentemente Sc eu-
carga de la parte administrative.
Ademas cuents con un Consejo. que
en- Puerto Rico diriamos Asamblea
Municipal.
AdemaS el Alcalde es Ell lPresiden-
to de una conisi6n de tres caballe-
Ics que Sc encargan de Ia parte
ejecutiya. Tiene pues Beaumont un
gob;erno por comisi6n, tai y como Sc
pretendea implantar en- la c3uGad de
San Juan; en- virtud del Important
simo proyecto que ha presentadoS ell
distinguido se1iador por Agnadilla,
don Enrique Gonzalez Mena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
POr aIlOra me-.
Oontinnacion ds j. 1a. paE1a.

Craeger eS una de las figuras mas
iniuyentes en- TEXAS, intino amigo
del presidente Coolidge y milo tam
bien por mas de veinte aflos".
ToDAs sUs INIcIATIvAs
EN- Ell TRABAJo
Doctor Butte 10 decimos,
venimos pedirle que nos de su i'm
preston despues de una semana de
trabajo en- 81 departamento.
La contestaci6n es Immediate, ra-
pida..
Todavia no puedo decirles ma
da, absolutamente NADIA. Desde Mi
llegada estoy trabajando con todas
mis- fuerzas y entusiasmos. Induda-
blemente usted comprende que hay
alguna diferencia entire hablar y ira
bajar...p
No alguna sino una gran dife-
rencia", le contestamos, compren-
dierdo perfectamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03

ToDAs sUs INIcIATIvAs
EN- Ell TRABAJo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-03
EALQJJILA

Mirador, San Jose 3. Tiene.
aqua. lnfonnrara: LARROcA,
1927 Negro, San Juan. P. z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Editors Mai.
On Stevens Pass

Editor The star
Several articles have appeared
nlhc daily papers recently. re-
EursinE the now Stevens puas
route, asserting this roud thru
,ilr Cascades would cut of
from so 10 30 miles 30 Wcnat.
chve and SPOKANE as against
the Blrwct's and Vantage routes.
made the round trip 10
Spokane this past week, GOING
via Snoqunlmle and Vantage
ferry aud returning by way or
Wcnatchee aud stevens pass
a careful check OF mileage both
ways not onif diEprovcs the
expectation that Stevens pass
would be- shorter. but shows it
Is actually So miles further
Also. as compared with tho
Blewett pass route 10 Wcnnt.
chcc, ! find 'he stevens line G.8
miles longer These distances
measured from my residence in
West Seattle.
OF course We arc all pleased
that the stevens pass line has
been opened up, but II wiil be n
long time before it can BE- class.
cd us q trunk" highway Tho
tower line 10 Spokane that IL
over sn0qualmic and thru Van.
iaEc. is in splendid condition
an the way
G, G. WALLACE.
ii3 Cherry 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
SCIENCE -
Too Much Sleep

MANY persons get entirely too
IVA much sleep, according to
DR. Donald 4, Laird, professor
OF psychology at Colgate univcr-
sitv. His opinion " based on
many scientific experiments Ac-
cordlng TO these experiments.
eight or nine hours OF poor sleep
werc not nearly as beneficial TO
tho subject ms five or six hours
" unhrokcn sleep, II was shown
that some persons can be bcnc-
fitted greatly by cutting down
tho number of hours they use for
sleep; also, that shorter sleeping
time not only gives more time
for work or play, but often in
creascs mental and physical nc
tivity
Several famous men, notably
Napoleon and Edison, always arc
cited as examples OF nlcient per-
sons who could get along on
about four hours sleep. These
men, says Or, Laird, undoubtedly
knew how to slcep-how to get
better rest from few hours of
sound sleep than most persons
obtain from an entire night OF
light slumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
The Radio Star
CLIP THIS
SCHEDULE

HERE IN the b. sFnt schedule Tor
IL radio no idc8fdHg Of events ~
Knights Templar week. Because ~
tHa many shows going on al the
aame time. this schedule l8 subject
10 change by bfoadcustera Stations
viii announce changes over the air.
should that be- necessary
MONDAY
$50 p. m-siIoam commandery
band. from Volunteer park, KFOA
. p.rn.-Colden West commandery
band. from grandstand. Fifth and
Lenom. KTCL,
TUESDAY
10 %. m.-Kuighis Templar down
town parade, from Second and Union.
KFOA {.
2s3O D. Louisiana commandery
band. from Fifth and Lenora. KTCL.
G45 p. M knights Templar ban
qUet musical program, from Olympic
Hotel. KFOA
$50 y. m Kan as City command,
cry band from Volunteer park,
KFOA Wisconsin commandcry
band, from Firth and LcnOrn, KTCL.
WEDNESDAY
10 a. m.-geattle sp0rtgmen's
show pet parade. broadc'1t from
truck with the parade. KTcL.
23O y. Hofmann's Olympic or
chcstru. running story N Sports
mems show. broadcast from show
grounds. KTCL
$40 p. m.-Chicago commandcfy
baff3s from Volunteer park. KFOA.
Oregon commandery band. from
FIFTH and Lenora, KTCL.
THURSDAY
/ .. m.-Seattle Elks' band con
cert. running story Of SDortsmen's
show. from show grounds at Green
Lake, KTCL.
FRIDAY
2 p. m.-Cindcrella band and story
OF Sportsmcn's show. from show
grounds on Green Lake. KTCL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
EnaIish In he'Makina

DROF WIN. CRAlGIE, of Oxford uni
L yersity, is coming over to compile an
American" dictionary, and about his
) first act will be to howl about American
slang.
British professors, rs a rule, are right
touchy about our growing art of making
English II is fact that considerable of
our slang has been found to be so concise
and fit in its expreSsiyeness that il has
permanent place in the language. Why
not? The beginnings of language were
slang. The first time we backed down
the Tree and cussed the other fellow for
eating the cocoanuts we had thrown
down, slang was born rs the germ of
more scientific cussing, polite language,
and so forth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
KasHu Inlportant
Newspaper En
trrprisa AHan
and United
rress Service

GREATLY exaggerated was the report
" that the MaQuiSe de In Falaise ct de
la Coudray had undergone a facial oper-
alton. 1t is Just cod cream for Sunbun,
acquired while bathing ut Catalina Beach.
Marquis de Ia Failaise ct de In Coudray is
also all Shiney with cold cream, showing
that Gloria Swanson's latest husband is
sticking right by her.
Millions of people will be glad to learn
that the surgeons haven't altered Gloria's
face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

one and oHe-hdif hours a day
out on Ninth ave. s. ~. WIZ
pa' west Seattle or ,catrr "a.
i''Hs. mhen the rest Of me city
has pleHiV1 MRS. J. ID.
\ new water main has lust
been completed In West Seattle.
and V took a little time Tor tho
pipes and stand 10 all up Tho
restriction was taken OF Fri
day. and you should he getting
ail The water you need by this
time
NJ. Ftrii Could you NJ II
so those beautiful torch HOhts
iroWd remain on the street
lights nHtI after The tourist
season eIoscst X
The decoration committee for
the knights Templur are under
contract TO remove all decoru.
tons soon after the conclayc
closes and these torch Eight
globes viii have to so with the
rest.
Mr.. FiLit Inst fan nc city
heid organizations for facmaH's
helper passed The cramina-
ton. but hare not hadsan ap-
potntmCnt As there are sen
crai men holding positions rrho
hare not passed examination I
leonid IKE 10 kRoa phy icc
should BE- required to take such
combinations 10 takes time.
and costs little money.
AMERICAN.
Tho civil service commission
reports that 6S names from the
examination in September were
passed and that 81 Of these
ave been appointed to date.
nc does not understand why
you have not been put on. Says
It may be that you have
changed your address, or there
may be some other cause. Sec
tho secretary OF the civil service
commission and he will try to
straighten out tho trouble.
Mr.. Firit: wa pou picdse
haze the statue of Chfcf scat.
nc, At run arc. and DENIM
iCaV. put IN more prcscntabc
loHdHioBP The rubbish should
be- rcmorcd from around n.
and some grass and Jiowcrs
planted. l.. o.
The park board promised Mr..
Fixit some time ago that Chief
scaitlc's monument would be
properly looked after. The mat.
tor viii be taken up again. and
Chief Seattle shall have all that
is coming to bin
Mr. Firit Is there ia,g
DrohibhnD w0ptcn from cork-
ING more than ciOht hours IN
MO statc2 n so, t1ho Is Liable
10 aprtst. hc worJcer or me
empiDDCrP II. NE
There is an cigh(-oour law
for women in Washington, and
the employer who violates It is
subject TO arrest.
Mr. FiEii: arc contractors
tCho are DradiaD streets dHowcd
10 ostH me art 10 those ichO
arc hear bV tChosc lots Hccd 10
BE- fHicd iH2 N 4. -,
Contractors grading streets
nrc the same aB any other con.
tractors, aud arc allowed TO do
aa they see fit with tho dirt
Often contractor rs glad TO
find nearby place TO dump
his dirt and usually makes
only q small charge for It;
sometimes no charge 10 made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
On Canoe Upsets

Editor The star.
Two Drowned IN Canoe Up.
Fei" This headline IS used
too often
After reading Of 70 many lake
tragedies ! wonder II anyone
has tried 10 reduce tho mum.
ber or such accidents by abol.
ishing the scats Of canoes
Tho canoe ia very sea
worthy craft II the occupants
vii SIT or knecl In the bot
tom But when ono places the
center Of gravity 10 or ~ inches
above the center Of buoyaucy.
they naturally tip over.
Tho Indians and Eskimos
have always used canoes with.
out tho casualties wc have. and
I never heard OF them using
seat r. y. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Seattle Programs for Tonight
0-d,iS T.. NJ

G-f;iS l.. NJ
SFok--Hofmunn's orchestra, dinner
concert. Pregnant screnUdc trltDi
cello by Nc Nnyio, flute by MI. McrIg-
rol, watts. Now'Nlcma (strauss! so.
lection. Gnu chin Chow tNortom; oprc-
ludo TO Tho Dclugo tSOnt. socnsb Sio-
lin solo by Mr. HOFFMAN,; Nola (AndO,
6'60-i;la H. NJ.
RTCGr-=u crmle King 3 orchestra, from
Palace Hip stage
SiaO-iO l.. NJ.
KFON-=pRpcc music by tho Honey.
moon SorCnadCrs,
O,tO.O,a0 T., NJ.
ltTCfe-HcrmIc Kings orchestra from
phlncc Hip stnEc
DI30.1ti3O T.. NJ.
llrCt4-a Radio night frullc "tnrlo
Hal" muster OF ceremonies, introduction
OF katy by Uncle Hnl", roll call by
katy Of KTCLi selections from tho
Merry Widow, throc duncoa from Henry
the Sth,
KTClI concert orchestra, Don G. VII.
non, director No wonder, when You
aud | Woro Seventeen, Doug Richardson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
On Darwin's Theory
Editor The star.

Editor The star:
There can be no real conflict
between real science and religion.
but there has always been re-
action between superstition and
superstition.
Darwin produced some fine
ones, but left no proofs He
spccuiatcd. but was unable 10
furnish scientific facts. and his
evolution Is HtiiI an unprovcn
hypothesis.
The scientists have never
agreed With DarwIn's Origin Of
tho Species. and no evidence has
been discovered to verify II. nor
the trnnsmutation ~ the species.
The link has always been miss.
ing Darwin himself had to adj
init that eve cannot prove that
a single species has changed"
The high school teacher, Mr.
Scopes. cannot be counted among
the brightest scholars. He should
have ryspected and obcyed the
state law.
II makes very little difference
whether said law Is con,titu.
tionnl or not, as long ps he lived
in and was paid and hired by
that state. nc should have had
discretion enough to follow the
ordinances, traditions, rules and
laws OF tho state Of Tennessee.
y. o. CLAUSON,
Y. NJ. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
The Story of the Bible
How the Book Of Books Reached It's Present Form-3
BY RUTH FINNEY

John wycilffc, teacher al OK
ford ana father OF EngIish
PROSE-
Wycurfe was the first English
scholar Ga rcpudiatr the hcadship
NJ the pope and criticise hh
actions Tho two Wyclifnto
tmuslutioua were made In $3.50
and lass, and atm there Us ul,
most no resemblance between
these old English uuillwfiBen
letters and the script of today.
10 illustrate the change con q
Fantly taking place in tho toNt
OF the Hiblc. two examples are
quoted, from the first ana second
Wyclitfr editions, made only
eight years apart,
Nearly a hundred years later
came the invention ~ printing.
Some historians record Gluten.
berg as the inventor Of printing
and others dispute this. but. AZ
any rate. the first press was
constructed &c Maluz Ia the
middle OF tho 18th century. and
the first book Of any size eyer
printed wla the Gutenberg
bible. Manz. 1866 Printed on
Nellum, IN German script
u wIa not until that time.
then just few years before
COLUMBIAN voyage 20 America.
tlat rnanuscrlpl iunceurnclcs
due TO hnnd.copylng were 10 be-
eliminated uH "a factor ln NJ.
tcmpta 10 produce accurate cop,
les Of the Bible
Hut even then 60 moro Eng
lIHh versions were 10 be made.
nll different. because Of tho ar
fcrIng interpretations Or trans.
lul0u
Upon our age tho Eing James
version ~ the Bible. known
since lGil ua the Authorized
sycrsion hns hBd thc most far,
reaching Influence.
King James. son Of Mary,
queen Of Scots. came to the
English throne ln the tumul,u
Gus times fhut followed Eliza,
both's reign The nbaorbing
question Of his reign was
whether the king should be an
absolute monarch. ruling nH
Gods representative on earth.
or whether hr should bo guided
hy acts ~ parliament James
insisted on the exnltation Of the
monarch aud his abs0late pow.
eta.
~ III atheism and blnsphemy
to dispute what Coo can do
80 Il Is presumption and high
contempt In a subject 70 dis.
pute what a King can DO" he
wrote
James summoned 81 church,
men ana scholars 10 revise the
Bible and they spent % months
IN translation and mine months
Ia revising IL. finally giving IL 10
the world with an elaborate
preface clarifying the King
(Which - contained ia most
Bibles todayJ
This was tho time OF Shake.
speafe. when tho King james
Bible was written.
Only ono widely known version