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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS
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LOS ANGELES, Sept l2.-Tcddy
. 'IIara Knocked down Joe Sch
locker, local lightweight, six times
and won a ten round bout at Holly
wood last night.
Schlocker, in losing. gave as great
an exhibition of gamencss as had
been seen ia amy bout in local
.arcuas.
O'flara dropped Joe for Il nine
count in the first second, twice IN
the fpur.h seventh and ninth
rounds. After each knockdown
Schlockcr stood toe to toe with
0 'Hara and instinctively fought
back.
Keeling about the ring Schlocker
scored repeatedly with his right
hand but the sting was gone from
his punches.
The crowd gave Joe a tremendous
ovation as he left the ring.
Eddie Dlggins clcyerly outpointrd
the veteran Young Brown in the
NiN rounds semi-windup. DigginS
droppcd Brown for the count of
nine in the last round.
Mason Griffin, wclterWcioht,
southpawcd his way to Il one sided
victory over Sailor Ackcrmah in 4
feature six rouudcr.
Joe Pimcuthal beat Joe Mandot
while Charley Griffin won from Leo
Claro in two four round bouts.
Frank "Lcftv' ODoul, former
Yankee and Boston Red SoX pitcher,
now outficldcr with the Salt Lake
Bees WAS sold to the Chicago CUBS,
along with Bill Jicrcv, pitcher, also
with the lauks and SoX.
O'Doul is the leading batSman of
the Coast league. while Pierrv turn
ed in his eleventh consecutive we
tory yesterday.
Thr deal was consummatcd by
William Wriglev, Jr,, owner of the
Cuhs. personally, who watched Y's-
tardav'S game between Vernon and
Salt Lake with President Lane of
the Bees.
4 sum reported to be sjo000 and
two players are involved.
salt Lake defeated Vernon again
Yesterday hv u score of . to !,
Piercv pitcbing his eleventh consc.
cutivc win,l
Tony LaZcrrc, Bees infieldcr
now property of the Yankees, tied
the league home run record when
he cloutQd out his 43rd Of the season
Paul Strand established the record
in 1923.
Ike Dahnin%, Young Vernon catch
cr, was the eleventh man to join thc
crinple list since Rhbe Ellis WAS ap-
pointed manager about six weeks
ago. Danning suffered split hand.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. Sept. T..
Don Tippcro, 2l fcatherweight
fighter of Bingham. Utah, died late
Yesterday from paralysis caused by
brights dscaS' and conclusion of
the brain, Tippcro walked from
the ring Monday night after fight
mo Billy DeFoe of New York. He
collapsed in the dressing room and
never re"rincd consciousness.
SAN F'RANC1SIO.-Billy Alger
banded Johnny Gill newly arrived
from Pennsylvania, u neat beating
in ten rounds here last night.
SAN DIEGO Young Harry Wills
won a 10 round decision over Frank
10 Dnrrcn here last night knocking
him down twice. Benny Touch
stone Knocked ont Charley Bclangcr
in the fourth frame of the semi.
windnp.
IhlNe. ave SETTING hrlghter. k-sn
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12
BASEBALL STANDINS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Nt1J 1sOstl1V5
st. is-Chicago, min.
Philadelphia ,, New York ,.
Washington ), Boston I.
Detroit ), Cleveland /
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12

Things are Getting brighter Zen
the leaves Dlll h. turrlng socn.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12

FALL CHICKS are hatchcd from
the best hens in the flock and the
fall season is ideal for brood
ing the chicks and rearing the
pullets. We hatch "a grade ac-
credited White Leghorns only.
Chicks ready for delivery Aug
81, and every Monday and Thurs
day during Sept. and Oct. Parcel
post prepaid. Write for prices.
etc. San Diego County Hatchery.
Rte. No. ], San Diego, Calf.
- Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12

ROOM FOR Outside en-
trance. $50 Broadway. l2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-12

FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd, 3 house
keeping rooms and screen porch,
use of bath. Inquire III Main.
l2t3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Sen. Jones' "BIue Lam"
Starts Protest Storm
BY RUTH FINNEY

MA sHINGTON. Feb H.
w From al parts OF the
United states and particularly
from the Far West, protests are
pouring in % congress against
enactment o. a Sunday blue
law" proposed fOr The District
Of Columbia.
Altho rs provisions affect
only inhabitants of the district.
% b. establishment 81 the pre-
ccdent which residents % the
states fear
The Sunday closing law was
introduced b. Senator Wesley
Jones Of Washington. n makes
II unlawful for any person 10
labor or for any person or cor
porati0n % employ persons 10
labor or pursue any trade On
'the Lords dag: provides for
closing Of dance halls, theaieTs.
bowling alleys or any other
places OF public assembly used
Tor secular or commercial pur-
poses. and forbids any person
20 engage In commsrcialized
sports or amubements on Sun
day.
The bill T. In the District OF
Columbia committee and there
II no apparent possibility that
IL will b. reported out.
But the Jones' hlll Is liberal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

THERE is n lesson that We all may well
i take TO heart in the life OF Abraham
Lincoln.
Summed up in few words, it can be
expressed thus:
Whether you reach the top or not
depends pretty much upon yourself!
Lincoln was bern of poor parents.
Friends, social life, even ordinary oppor-
tunitieS. were denied him. He knew only
hard work under the worst conditions.
But il only Spurred him on. lie looked
ahead-and dreamed.
There were no Libraries for him to turn
to. The benefits of our preSent-day school
ing were not his. So he borrowed what
books he could, and read and worked
and dreamed on,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
The Example of Lincoln

Lincoln gave himself an education. As
he read in front of an open fireplace. his
dreams grew bigger-but never were they
dreams OF personal power.
Time let him gradually find his place
i'm the scheme of things. Dreams began
To come true. But only after he had
studied them out and worked them out
for himself
Lincoln. of course, did not know what
his goal was going TO be. He did not
think of going from prairie cabin to
capitol" lie only dreamed of bigger and
better things-aud then did them. The
whole world benefited by the reward that
came 20 him.
There is room. in this world, for more
dreamers-who are big enough to MAKE
their dreams come true!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
OMr FOrtitnde

MAN reacts in n myriad different ways
wi TO misfortune. And usually he is
bravest when his suffering is physical
rather than mental.
Floyd Collins, imprisoned beneath huge
rock in Kentucky cave, suffering intense
pain. acted ms we expect all heroes to act.
AT no time did he whimper or cry.
II was his brothers who suffered really
more than Floyd did. You read Homers
challenge I'm going in there and get
him"
Homer was desperate; Floyd awaited his
deliverance-or death-with fortitude.
We are made of stener stuff than we
realize We feel more concerned over the
leath of a loved one than our own end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Not EnON.dh

. A FRESHMAN at Marshall college, w.
n Va, says 80 minutes sleep a day is
enough for any mortal. For five years,
he says, he has averaged just 10 hours
Sleep week.
This goes the great Edison himself one
better. And what are we to say against
this college boys theory, when he is sue
,essfully carrying 20 hours of school work,
is making excellent grades and working
his way thru in spare time?
Doctors will tell you that it is impossi-
bic to continue such a regimen without
harmful results. Sleep is the great healer;
it is then that our wornout cells are
replaced by new ones.
We can't cheat nature very long and
get away with it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Comma Back

TRADE statistics for 1924 are causing
i considerable discussion in Great Brit
ain. Her total trade was e233, 600, 900
greater than in 1923.
Restoration of the British pound sterling
to par also is subject of optimistic com
ment in the island empire.
Altogether, England should come in for
not a little praise. She is coming out from
under the great debt burden saddled on
her by the war. She is paying her sway
and making progress.
And for this she deserves credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Den1s' TWO-ThrdS Rule About to Go

NTAsuINGToS. Erh, 1.-THE
w democratic party o. not
dead bot sleeping Furthermore,
n ia stirring a lot In its sleep
The terrific three week. battle
Of Madison Square Garden and
tho shadow fighting ~ the cam
palEu that followed left the
party well exhausted for the
time brinE. but there ia stiil a
l1t % fEht left
Right now tho various tlc.
meats arr considering the mat.
ter II The 1898 battle and tho
Eglss under which IL shall ~
fought
Consideration has progressed
20 tho point where II iA safe 20
predict that u will h. short
cr. II not moro Fpappy. scrap
than that o. ig4i~ Tho two,
thirds rup. b about 10 - abol,
ishrd. n b. this rule that has
made for such Ions and bitter
struggles IN past conventions.
Now the disposition Il 10 drop
u aud allow a majority OF tho
delegates 20 name tho caHdi.
date. as In done in republican
conventions.
A great deal OF correspond.
enco has been exchanged this
winter between leaders Of tho
various factions IN tho party,
The result has been expressions
from radicals. progrcsaiyea. llb-
erals. conservatives and rcac.
tionaries 10 tho effect that "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Herring and LoUe

WE HAVE been told often that fish
w is food for the brain. And now comes
James G. Mickie, fisheries owner Of Aber-
deem, Scotland, to endow the finny article
with properties more profound.
He believes il is n cure for domestic
troubles rs good as any love philter, less
expensive and not nearly so dangerous.
Herring" says Micke, "has an amel-
iorating, mellowing influence on the home
circle because il contains a maximum OF
protein. There is little divorce in Scotland
because the herring there is sacred like
your Boston cod. Eat herring, live long
and love your Wife"
A man fed solely on herring or cod
probably would lack the spirit wilfully to
cross his wife. Years ago the Spanish
governor of Porto Rico made Goldfish the
big staple in the Porto Rican diet lie
believed that no race bred on Goldfish would
ever engage in revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Crossing Problem

CONSTANT is the battle for elimination
~ of railroad grade crossings, particu
larly the more dangerous ones.
: Meantime, railroads keep building new
grade crossings. In 1928 they added 1854
crossings, bringing the total to almost
'259,O00 While these were added, only
.1,130 crossings were eliminated.
The excuse, of course, is in the big cost
of constructing tracks above or below the
levels of intersecting roads and streets.
The crossing problem is multiplying,
not shrinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
+? (? AnsWers to Your Questions

ieidoic. Mrs Sarah johnson, teith
three children.
Q. Name five American writer's Of
fiction that were born in Virginia?
4. Thomas Nelson Page. Mary
Johnston. John For. Jr.. Ellen Gias-
ooi0 aud WHid Gather.
q. What Is vacuum and Is there
any such thing as a perfect vacuum?
4. In physical science. udcuum
Is a theoretical conception Of a
space entirely deUoid OF matter. The
uacuum tube, such as a crookcs or
Gcissicr tube. oiUc perhaps The
nearest approach TO perfect
UacuWm.
q. Which is the better so far as
wearing quality is concerned. wire
Hath or wooden lath?
A. Wire iath Is better u adequate
" projected against corrosion.
Q. How can velveteen be cleaned?
A. TO Tcmovc lint aud dust use
a soft brush Practically all Of the
rcry light stains may be removed by
stcdminD.
@ Who invented the safety razor?
4. Michael Hunter. an English
man. ShcUicid. England, about 1875.
~ mas. hotocucr. merely an ordinary
razor i1ith guard.
Q. Name some Of the largest oil
burning vessels?
A. LcUiaHan. olympic. Aquitania.
BoroHOuria and Majestic.
Q. Where should ono write to find
out about the civil service oxamin-
alton for rural mail carrier and
what Is the entrance salary?
4. Write TO The secretary Of pour
cirH ScrUice district or TO the cipH
scrricC com mission. Washington.
u. Q. The entrance SALARY Is 1920
per Dcdr.
@. What docs Oklahoma mcan9
\. Jhs u a Chocta0 Indian iCord
meaning rcd people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

VoU can get an answer TO
Il any question Of fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1929
New York ave, Washington
ID. c., and inclosing cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Mr.. Firif: 4 man icho q para.
lyzod. iiriHg fioo and oHe.half mlca
from Forrsi Pork. icSnfH man and
iritc 10 care for him His niecc
must trorE "a The city. and nc q
alone, A strong man aud a ncai
roman "a needed 4 house aud
some pay ,coHld b. available.
MRS. ",
Anyone interested In this should
call Mrs Herbert. 81 nsot-5i5o.
Mr, Firit: Hro on FairUicp
arc. brtieccn Allison aud Mariin ats
Directly Ia front Of ny house. aud
otcncd bB the city Of Seattle. Is ono
Of the finest frog aud mosquito
ponds this aide Of fhc MississippL
Can not this pond BE- Hilcd Upf 10
hos been here for fire pears
J. H. w.
The health department has prom
lsed TO investigate. and II Il seems
necessary, 10 recommend that this
pond BE- filled
Mr. Firit. I lire on s5rd arc,
s. W. aud on account Of a recent
aldo the sidclcaits arc completely
corcrcd up. Could voH NOT oct rs
a temporary iedls Of some kiHdr
n. @.
II you win telephone exact loca.
ton 70 the street department..
FL lot-075s. they will look into the
matter and sec what can be done
'rwcuty-third ave is n long street.
Mr. Firii, aHdcrSinnd that the
Volunteers OF America arc being
pad 10000 on the park board for
clearing up Roosevelt park what
I do not understand Is iChV they are
burning the rood and not dlioirinO
those tcho lire IN that uicinitU 10
use u for fircpood. Can vou fir ~
l.. L. @.
The park board reports that the
reason they cannot allow all Corners
to carry away the wood that Is be-
ing burned is that much 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Don't Scare En-

CHILDREN are born without fear.
u Usually they are years old before
they show fright at darkness, fire, snakes
and so on. So report Investigators OF
Columbia university, after lengthy expert
mentS.
The report says that fear is the result
of mental association rather than instinct
i've caution.
Getting to the root OF the matter: Fear.
most deadly of emotions and terrific
handicap in the struggle for success, is
nstilled into children mainly by parents
who brighten them either by threats or
bv stories that inflame their imagination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

wood and brush IN the rayine must
30 burned up. and Il takes most OF
the wood that would he desirable.
TO make the bonfire burn. In the
upper end OF the park the wood Is
being saved by the park board. II
they allowed everyone TO 30 in
after wood. II would create much
confusion. and would hinder the
work.
Mr.. Firit: Last ycar the tar as
season came 90 our home juno IS.
signed tho settlement he made out,
aud noi1 find that ioc arc diseased
on an automobile that tce did not
oirn March I. iohich I understand
Il The time they fir for assessments
We did otcH u Jane rs. but "a I am
Informed. iec should not pay fdrcs
on 70 that pear unless tcc ,ocre in
possession Of u March 1. Also /
could Ike 10 impress on housewives
the importance Of reading aud keep
ing the duplicate that The assessor
"AAtas ~ NNN suit FNhbtf iHAtt
on, s. r. O.
All tax assessments are made as
Of March /. Any property acquired
later Is not asscssable for that year.
Sec Mr.. Wooster, at tho assessors
office, in the oounty-city building.
He may be able TO help you. II you
can establish the fact that you did
not own the automobile March /.
Mr.. Firit: The electric storms
and iciHdsiorms usually pHt the
lights out Of commission IN the
WaflinDiord district IN the ricinitv
Of Thiriy-fourth arc. As many Of
the streets ore Ia bod condition Ia
this part Of the city. u Is necessary
that tee have good lights Can you
help Hsf +. J. p.
The light department reports that
there have been two burn outs" in
this locality this winter. but that
the trouble has now been remedied.
and there is not likely to be any
further trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Posting the Unposted

DEV. JASON PIERCE, Washington
IN pastor, tells that President Coolidge
arrives at church quietly and punctually,
enters attentively into every part of the
service, apparently enjoys the hymns, but
does not sing
The information is probably offered
for the benefit of folks who must neces-
sarily get intimately acquainted with the
president mt long range. Much mistaken
are those who imagined that Calvin
rushed in an hour late. slammed the door
behind him, roared Hail! Hail! The
gangs all here!" and went to sleep in the
first pew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

compared % a MEASURE "A.
"LordE Day Alliance" H.,
placed bef0rs the Sew York lsr.
ialature.
The New York IAN forss,
practically everything e1esr.
funerals on the Sabbath.
Paid sunday f.thalI. bssk.,.
ball. tennis. h0ckey. lacros,,
polo billiards. bowling and N
other sports are forbidden.
belicatsassn shops are elosss
candy stores and s5ia fountain,
Meals may BE- sold and ala
milk. drugs. surgical Instrument,
and gasoline. but these are III
only commodities IN which
tFafficking D. permitted
Golf Is not banned. but en-
pl0yment o. caddlea. attendants
and other workers about lie
links ia prohibited, thus puttinx
rather an effective stop 70 Dur.
suit 0f the game.
Amateurs are forbidden 1,
play any kind Of game. even 10
toss A hall. before 2 O'Clock On
Sunday. After that hour Il Is
made optional with cities and
towns whether or not amateur
sport shall b. allowed
There can be no sunday COZ.
ccrts. vocal or instrumental
No debates or discussions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

@. What is the Indian name for
the cradle in which the Indian
mother carries her papOose?
4. 10 Is knotoH bV Uarions names,
among them being "0aahosa,' tiUsi-
gan" aud "uThdstd."
O. Name five sources OF govern
ment revenue2
4 Income tar. Inheritance tar.
postal receipts, customs receipts and
ercise tdTeG
O. who was the father OF Abra-
ham Lincoln? Can you give me
some information concerning his
early life?
4. Thomas Lincoln teds the father
Of Abraham. He tcas born IN Rock
inohan county, Vir0iHia, Of parents
tchO tcere among the earliest emil
grants to the neto country beyond
the mountains. He married Nancy
Hanks, June re. 1906, at the homo
Of Richard Berry. the guardian Of
the bride. His carly NE tras rather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
American Girls Safer Here
BY CHESTER II. ROWELI

not because the laws are Too
numerous but because som. o.
them regulate business.
Labor unions do the sane
thing, whenever any Of the
numerous laws which business
thinks ought 20 be passed 10
regulate them are proposed.
These laws, which each side
thinks ought 10 b. passed 70
regulate the other. but which
neither wants for himself, are
the very laws that we need
more o.
Which would business repeal,
Compensation acts. blue sky
laws, safety and inspection rules,
and regulated rates, service and
financing Of public utilities?
These are precisely the SAFE
guards Of business against rad
ical and eonfiscatory measures
II they are often fuSsily and
inefhciently administered: n
three inspectors come when one
Is enough; II red tape immobl-
ties discfetion-the remedy is
not Tess government in bua-
ness" but more business In
government" We need TO make
government tit for the Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

L. time for the two.ihlris rulo
Go SO.
Tho McAdoo folks arc openly
urging the change and are
meeting with a Hymputhriic re.
Spouse from tho conservative
element The friends of Al
Smith who think 1898 viii ho
his year especially n they sue.
coed 10 sending him TO The sen.
ato In is.s-are really anxious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

partially Christian institutions.
TT Is too easy 20 jump az half
i truths Merle Thorpe. who
does the thinking for the United
States Chamber OF Commerce..
and former Vice President Mar
shall join in the crusade
against too many laws"
OF course they are right-if
that were what they meant. We
have too many laws, and We
are passing too many more.
But that Is not the stock
complaint. Business protests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

tragic. his father. Abraham. having
been Killed bB lurking Indians t1hcH
Thomas i0as not quite 9 years old.
He Orct0 up without education. be-
ing principally occupied as a farm
aud forest loborcr. The first home
Of Thomas and his tCiie Nancy iras
IN EfizdbethtoDn. ~. Later he
took uD farming at NoiiH creek.
ichere the son Abraham i11s born.
In 1917 HeU moUed 70 Indiana. In
1878 Mrs Lincoln died, aud IN 1873
he married again this time a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

- saying 70.
but she can
not divorce
him at all. and
that he can
legally ia X c
three m re
wives
For 80 II Is
written In the
law OF Islam
Paris "a n d
New y o T X
may be fair
ly heather
cities but
Am eric a n
girls are safer
under their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
American Faith

YOU get a better idea of American BUSH
i ness when you learn that more than
$1,000, 100000 is spent on one years
advertising.
Only implicit faith in the power Of
advertising to make business grow would
warrant such expenditure.
The American business man casts his
bread upon the waters" And he knows it
will return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
lIlYC0IEY-1bfllAlN
BY Hal Cochtatl

AT TIMES. Ike child In teHderneSs;
n with sympathy eUcr at call
heart and soul alert 10 cypress
Ind toitiinO to OiUe It's all.
Tic makeup that leaps at homeiy things,
Tho born IN stature rough.
rho brand OF q man that dll1dVS brings
Respect for that Kind Of stuii.
A 4 TIMES, n mass Of the stcrncr strain.
n From his otoH scD torn apart
Ind ncrer a thought Of personal gain.
Bue a c0nnirD'S plight at heart
A human toho reaches the Ucry ton,
Yet holds 10 The common clan. -
Tic soul that tUes on. 10 ncucr stop.
Abraham Lincoln-THE MANI
copyright. 1925. for The starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

BEWARE Of sheiksi especially
ID the real oueal
The well-adyertissd American
girl who proposes 20 wed her
Egyptian prince IN Paris. be-
cause abe cannot legally DO II in
Cairo, viii have 70 80 back
under Egyptian laws 10 live.
There she may find out.
among other things, that her
sbeik can divorce her by mere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

10 abolish the rule.
Much OF tho correspondence
referred 20 has 20 do with ways
OF avoiding another such spec.
tacle az that witnessed In New
York last summer. Suggestions
that aro being made include the
abolition Of the unit rule and
tho notification Of state inHiruc.
convention. after tho 10th bal.
lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
A Thought

But God said unto him, Thou fcd
this night thy soul shall be require
Of thee: then whose shall ihos,
things be, which thou has provided.
Luke xii:20.
WE turn 90 dust, and all OF
w mightiest works die. too.-Cosl
per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
More Problems for FiXit

A PARALYZED man who needs care and companonship
n frog pond nuisance the question of permitting peo
pie to burn wod in Roosevelt park complaint about the
assessors office repair of lights in the Wangford district
sidewalk obstruction 23rd S. W.-hese prob
lens Mr. Fixt called upon to help solve today. His
replies: