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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Dundee and Munroe
Set for Main Bout
Two of Best Fcatherweights in Country Are Meeting
in Feature Scrap of Closing Smoker at Crystal
Pool Here Tuesday
BY RON OLSEN

MYTH two Of the counrys best eatherweighs mectl
w in the main event complete seout Of tickets iS
expected when Mike Dundee Of Chicago and Frankie Mum
Of Los Angeles tange in the final Crystal Pool boxing
show Tuesday evening.
The fans have warmed up TO this scrap and feeling now
approaching fever heat Mike Dundee because OF the
great showing he made against Doc Smell two weeks ago
here, at first big favorite to win the honors but
those who have Munroe work see things on even
terms now. bunroe has greatly improved since he last
boxed here three years ago. and he beat Bud Ridley and
Pal Moore then. If gymnasium showngs mean anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
SAME CRACK
INFIIeI,D
WIN. 4. WANIBSGANNS
Second Baseman
Boston Red SnN

Born Cleveland, o., March 10,
1891
Major league career--Purchpsed
by Cleveland from Cedar Rapids of
the Central Association In 1914. Re.
ported sale price St,250. Sent to
Red sox in l92f Known In busc.
ball circles as Wamby.
Outstanding Feats-Only player
ever 60 make II triple play unas.
sisted in world series, performing
tho feat against Brooklyn in 1890.
Had 10 putouts in game played
April eS, 1928. llatted 200 la 1918.
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Kildun. second; Rhyme, shorts,op:
Mulllgau, third base. Nobby payn.
ter. younEs,cr carried las, year.
relieves Dec Walsh as utility 10.
fielder suhr. q stmhpro being car
ricd as nm extra frs: baken.au. and
"sklppy stivera, University n
Idaho football star. Is used al short.
stop In exhibition games. He fields
well and runs fast, but isn't hitting
ag yet
Brewer Ia the only now face in
the Seal outncld. where vaila,
Kelly wnncr and Hcndr,x win
again hold forth.
That's the club. Tho Seal man.
ngemcnf secs st bringing in another
pcnnaut.
Last years fielding left nothing
to desire. Ellifon last year played
sol gamea-mogc than any other
man in the league. and was only
behind the Lcwis.O'Doul tie nj salt
Lake for batting honors. III hit
,3si and accepted more chances
than any other player in any league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Klein Looks
After Players

SANTA MARIA. Cal. March
3o.--Joo Klein. who laid out the
diamond ut santa Maria for tho
Indians Is one fellow who thinks
Of the welfare Of the BAH players.
When the Indians reported at
camp tho pitching box seemed
short and Trainer Ad schacht
paced II off. II was two feet shy
or the necessary 60 feet.
Io asked Klein about ii and
the groundlSecpor said that he
made it short purposely so that
the pitcher wouldn't get hit In
the head when throws went from
third base to first. Under tho
rules the box is in the center OF
the diamond
That's one for the book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
ATHERSTONE
RACE VICTOR

TIJUANA. March 40 Athorr;ono.
l. owned ~ Mira Victor ylvadou
ot New York and Buffalo. won tho
coftroth handicap hero SUNDAY bc.
fore crowd Of 10000. General
Thatcher was second aud spic and
span third.
The winner viii receive Ss.425.
and Jockey wakeoff gets "a home In
san Diego. IN addition to foo from
Mrs vivaGou.
The rnce was run In a sea of mud
and n binding rain Cherry Pie.
San Diego candidate, was forced TO
withdraw when he struck the inside
fence on the first turn and was
thrown into the center field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Behind the
Home Plate
BY LEO u LASSEN

CA \ I \ NJ \ L a, Cal,
- March 30.-Many start
ling plays come up on the
diamond. unexpected catches,
throws and stops that may
not be repeated more than
once or twice a season, il
ever.
These are the "do-or-don't'
executions. Ii they are
missed there is no cenSure
for the players.
But every defensive position has
some ono particular play thar comes
up often and IS expected to he
made. and when players turn IN
the perfect execution of IL they
often receive less credit than they
should. The fans take IL as a mat,
ter OF course.
To elucidate. take the defense.
position by position;
CATCHER-"Re Baldwin says
that the hardest play for receiver
10 make Is 20 start and complete a
defense against the double steal. Il
takes n fast, accurate throw 10 see.
ond base. likewise accurate re-
turn: the catcher must get the bail
away quickly ana must catch Il
again. slap IL ON tho runner and
sometimes block the man trying 10
score while keeping track OF the
hall. This play Is pulled time and
time again thruout a series,
PITCHER-Steriing stryker do
clarcs that the most difficult play
for a pitcher TO mako is TO cover
first base when a han Is hit 20 the
firs,.sacker and fast man Is golng
do,yn the line IL is necessary to
get TO the bag. catch the bah on
the run and tag the sack
SECOND BASE CiRf Brady
thinks that fielding "a drag his, a
slow hit tap between the pitcher
and first base with u fast man 10.
Ing down to first base Is the tough
est for 4 second-sackcr. The Key.
stone man must come IN like light.
ming. catch the hall with one hand
on throw 70 the left.
THIRD BASE - Frank BRAZIL
says that fielding a sacrifice bunt
down the third base line with a
man on second haae is the hardest
chance a thirtl.sacker gets, lie
must get somebody out aud must
Judge the situation so as 20 hs able
10 either throw to first base or
cover third II tic pitcher takes the
play.
SHORTSTOP - sam Crane says
that fielding q hard.hlt hall to tn.
left and throwing out a fast runner
AZ first base IL most difficult. The
shortstop isn't in position to
throw easily.
LEFT FIELD-Billy McCabe be-
lieves that running back after
ban hit TO left center Is the tough.
est catch for a lsftfielder TO make
CENTER T1EID-Biily Lane says
that a 'sinker'' fly Is the most diffi.
cult for ccnter-fisidor 20 snare.
More '.slnkers' are hit into center
than into right or left. Tho bail 10
hit on a line and curves sharply to
one side. dropping quickly.
RIGHT FIELD - Brick Eldred
thinks that a ball lined down the
right field foul line is the hardest
in tsat garden TO take care Of, as
the bail must be handled quickly to
prevent tho runner from taking an
extra base on the blow.
And that's that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
HAD GREAT
TEAM. OTIil.kkkIsI.

Tho Seals wcrw wonderful team
In every other department last Year.
For % weeks they Ted the Coasters.
Then The cracking OF the pitching
staff told in tho pincheg October
1s. the Seals dropped from first to
third place. and finished there.
Capt. Jim Scott. Pat Shea, Hunk
Schorr. Lefty Burger aud Shovel
Hodge wcrc veterans depended upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
BY PHILIP j. SINNOTT

DECREATtoS PARK. San FINN.
" elaco. Cal. March so-It's all
right 10 assemble a team u stars
whose hitting ard fielding would
mako any major league club hustle
bat n these stars can't get pitching.
they cant win IN Glass "A.
And pronting by their inability TO
set q good twlrliug staff lest year,
the management o. The san Francis.
co club hns worked 10 supply this
little thinE FOR the 1895 Pacific Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
About Southpaws

A MAJORITY Of tho managers arc
"A stressing tho value OF left.
handed pitching, particularly those
blessed with sn Imposing array Of
portsidtrs,
On tho other hand. leaders who
are shy southpaws. are hoping that
the stunt Ia being oyerpiayed. that
the over-supply win wear out tho
novelty Of that style OF pitching
Eddie Collins Is ono manager who
Is taking that slant OF the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
BY BILLY EVANS

TtAMpA, siarch so The chief
l. concern OF Manager Stanley
Harris OF Washington Is his pitch.
Ing STAFF
In doping out his chances 10 70.
neat Harris has positive convtc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Z 0gtliiyinS test or
the University OF
Washington Folf
2 II n m pho nsllip.
played over the L
links last week.
A new cham.
pion will be crown.
cd this year, as
Doug Nicol, the
title holder. is now
out Of school.
The match play
draw together
with the qualify
ing scores. follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
JEFFERSON
PROGRAM SET

BIZ Bohon, captain OF the Jeffer.
son Park Golf club, and his assis.
tants on the handicap committee,
got together and lined UP a very
attractive program OF events for the
JeffcrsonIans TO shoot for during the
first half OF the season.
Here II Is:
April lt--scasou's eclectic starts; close,
october II. Prizes Tor the best 10 medal
scores, ono-halc handicap allowance.
April lS-ls--ncst-bsl medal play on
handicap, four-bsll partnership, one
half combined handicap Of each side 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

on the strength and weakness OF
their clubs and predicting wher,
they should finish, all OF them man.
age 70 get hack 60 pitching and
make the reservation. that what
they have Just aaid depends on the
pitchers delivering as they should
For years IL has been base.
ball axiom that pitching j.
about 10 per cent Of u clubs
strength. II you would believe
tho major league managers. 1t
Is all Of that and then some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

HRONER Is
IITTsNhN

Brewer and his big stick insure
this record continuing II Ellison
should set hurt. Dropping Brewer
and the pitchers. Tho eight regulars
who start the year hit an uvcrngc
Of sG7 last year. Every player was
lender, or well toward tho ;op
In fielding averages.
This year. tho Seals also have
pitching and reserve strength far
beyond that Of 1924.
Why shouldn't the club figure on
another pennunt raising when the
season opens in 1926?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

VICTORIA, Il. c.. March gO.Les
Canadians of Montreal and the Vic.
toria Cougars meet again tonight in
tho fourth game of the series for
tho worlds hockey championship.
Tho Cougars nocd but one more Vie.
tory to win the title, while the Flying
Frcnchmen need two
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tons about tho
batting and field.
ing power OF hts
team. but hts
pitching Is u prob
lem
Discussing the
pcnuant race with
the various man,
ayers in the Ma,
;lonai aud AmcrI.
can leagues. tflRd
with ono or two
exceptions. pitch,
lug is their great.
est worry
After dwelling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

decision over Traync. but tho Idaho
lattler has been improving rapidly.
in the second bout. "A Gallagher
and Billy Quilter hantans. bS
been re.matchcd. They put ups.
great battle here two weeks ago.
Tho opener viii be between ned
acAulcy and Sailor Crosby, middle.
weights Natn Druxinan is staging
the show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

~ winter f541 va Robert Andersen
81. Ernest TRlAoff I9El - Barney sa-
very tSbg Jack westiAnd tkEi - c l..
Lueas tsgl George browning fsD W. N.
Siemsyer tseh. JOG Hughes SS1l vs.. X.
Ksls5 tsfis c. BaaKicy lFsl We A.
Marion tt8lg u. EldridKe ESQ ". Lars
Anderson ts.; Zen HoArgmaa go ~
"Buba Ford tseI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Dundee is in for a tough
evening, for Munroe is dis.
playing plenty Of class.
Odds Of 10 to 3, and even
10 to z are being offered by
the betting fraternity, with
Dundee on the long end. This
isn't much Of a tribute to
Mumoe's ability, but the bet
tors have often made mis-
takes.
BIC CROWD
SEES WORKOUTS
4 bin crowd Of fans slw the r..
ivhl feathers work out Sunday. Dun.
lee worked six rounds with Nole
Cervantea, while Muuroc boxed
eight rounds with Bobby Harper,
Mickey Harmon and Billy Gutter
Tie patrons should be IN for
treat in the Hix round acrni-windnp
Nobs cervuutcs. tho hard.hitting
Mexican foatherw eight. meets
Frankie Britl. aggressive Tacuman.
ia this bout Cerybntes Is the only
boxer 10 knock out Lew Puluso,
tuuted Salt Lake hattler.
JACKSON TO
MEET FRAME
The special event viii lie between
Young Peter Jackson. negro heavy.
weight, and Ted Frnync. the fast.
coming Idaho hoy. Jackson holds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
JACKSON TO
MEET FRAME
BY ALEX c. ROSE

pRYAN WINTER. with "a medal
II round OF a., led tho field In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

On signals and Tom pnly waH nearly
,qrecKcd By pitchers not getting tho
signs right ana throwing hooiin whan
- sypcqied fast balls ard vice vorra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

John Iiljus viii be the first sidearm
pitcher Scattla has had since Sheriff
Blake was With the Indians. ~ has
good speed 70 20 along with his curve
ball Miljus Isn't strictly sidearm
HEAVIER, but works oyerhanded. too. Blake
Is now pitching ovsrhanded for the Chi
cago Cubs, because he couldn't control a
sidearm delivery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Fred RUSSELL thinks that working with
tis scrsv ball last year injured his Fl.
fectiyensss. This delivery "a pitched
with n reverse motion TO make il break
in the opposite direction that an ordinary
curve takes. u - n atrsin on tho arm.
FusaGlI is pitching IT. yet. but has ac-
quired tho knack better with lesH OF
strain OF his Boupsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Woods and DALEY. the two washing
ton pitebeTs With the club. are the only
rookie pitchers to survive the training
camp cuts II II undsrstood that Ril1e-
fer Intends TO carry them with the club
NORTH 70 Seattle NJ least They both
need experlenee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Billy McCabc insists that he has quit
che "GOofy club" and II leaves Franli
BRAZIL and ace" Elliott ~ the only
surviving members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

Red" Baldwin Is one Of the most
ysrratils throwing oatchcra the league
has ever had. This Seattle mask nee
can throw 70 the bases undsrhandsd,
side arm or what viii you have? The
reason no makes 80 many freak throws
- that he seldom shifts hts feet to throw,
but stands latfo9tod behind tie dish
and hsaves from sny old angle Tho ss-
eret Of his throwing success s. that he IS
accurate and gets the ball away fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

IT'S lucky that Seattle hs. good reserve
strength in case Billy MecRbs and Gam
my Crane arsat able TO start the sea-
son. Mccabs broke a finger lately going
after ny bail and Crane severely
wrsnched his riyh, ankle while running
out OF the hotel 70 watch the fire cart
dash down Main st.
In case McCabo isn't ready when the
hell rings week after next, Babe Herman
will play left field and Frank Emmer
car iii In at shortst0p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

When Frank Emnner works alongside
or Cliff Brady az second base the 1n-
dlsns present the strongest throwing
combination In the league at second base,
They ob,h have wonderful whips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
/ SCH0OLMEN
( TOURNEY STARTS

Director A, c, pelton OF the public
schools physical department is going
TO send tho schoolmen off on their
annual golf tournament. and 4. c. Is
going to get in on the scrap himself.
because he thinks that his game ia
just as good as the other fellows
it he Peuom gets enough handicap.
Woll. anyway, this affair is going
to be decided on handicap, and we
notice that A. c, pelton is rated rs
a p man. Pretty fair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

i. e. Aver Oh IS. bye. A e. FELTON,
1stb va I'll Turner tlsp ". L Loake
up vs. r. c. Hln tsh. Tony Gales tse1
vs. Il, Munson 40 Z, l.. Mcdonnell
de) IS. bye. O. A. LaiEuro (an vs.. a.
/. Kaye tsD. superintendent T. Il. Cole
tsol vs.. J. 4 Reed t2D. + l., Cassidy
tith vs.. bye etaoi
an vs. bye. n Porter ttal W bye.
:. =. Fleming t241 vs. II. N. Haas tsp.
IC, r. McKeehar ti6l VS.. ". Rrseburg
40. Il. knapp felj vs. t. T. whltson
ti6l. s. pwan Gn rs, j. n. McIlray,.
GN. T. soukcp t1N vs. W. NJ. Smith
tsg. s. N. Hare tgD W. NJ. Timbcrs
l2O). W. A. Blair Cl vs.. byc.
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Ell DEBUT DE cALvo:

.Por fin; Aguadilla va a tener La
gran oportunidad de presenctar por
dos noches consecutivas interpreta-
clones dramaticas subhmes, llevadas
a escena por la grandiosa compahia
del Teatro Espafol 'Ricardo Cal
vo''. FL enthusiastic Higinio Ferret
ra. con ell fin de proporcionar dos
noches de puro arte para esta vi
lila " algunos chavitos de beneficio,
como es NATURALLY ha hecho contrato
con la c6lebre Compafiia para dos
funciones, 10 y 20 del actual. Debi-
do a la gran fama de que viene pre-
(Continda en- la pag. 10
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FL SECRETO DE
UNA ACTRIZ

Descubre La manera de tenir el
cabeIlo con una preparation casera.
La senorita Joicey Williams, la
famosa actriz americana, acaba de
hacer publica la siguiente nanera
de eliminar las canas con una pre-
paraci6n casera:
"Cualquier persona puede facil-
mente hacer. en- su casa una prepa-
racion que aplicada al cabelIo hace
desaparecer las canas gradualmen-
te Y devuelve al pelo su color natu-
raj Y 10 deja sedoso Y lustroso. Bas-
ia anadir medic litro de aqua, %
granos de ebay rum9, una cajita
de Compuesto de Barbo y z gra-
mos de glicerina.
Estos ingredientes pueden cor1-
prarse- en- cualquier botica Y cues
tan muy POGO, Apliquese esta pre-
paraeion al cabello dos veces a la
semana hasta que Sc haya logrado
] dar al pelo ell matiz deseado. De
este modo una persona eanosa pa
recer; ser veinte amos mas joven.
Dicha preparation no mancha el
| peIicr3neo, no es pegajosa 4li gra-
sienta Y no Sc qnta con el roce de
las manos, del peine del cepillo
Advt.
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REALENeos:

Aunque Sc embreen las calles, es-
tas no seran tan bellas, Sd es que va
mos a presenciar siempre \ la inva-
sion de perros realengcs one por
elias Sc pasean, pelican, etc. etc. Es
de necesidad Sc cumpla la ordenan-
"a, 81 es que hay alguna que prevea
la extinction de las calles y paseos
r6blicos, de tantos canes y cahros
sueltos.
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N0tas de la LsLa

cial de esta comarca, hacienda mas
faciles las Was de communication
y ofreciendole al agricultor una
oportunidad de sacar mas provecho
a la fecundidad de sus terrenos.
Creemos firmemente que tanto
para la Central como para ell pue-
bio ser& este ferrocarril muy ntil
Y esperamos nrestros legislatures
ver&n Ia raz6n que mas nos asiste
para yer con gran simpatia ell antes
dicho proyecto.
NUEvo AMIGO
Hace unos cuantos meses es We
cino nuestro Ell distinguido joven
de Santurce, Fernando Bermhdez.
Deseamos que durante su estadia
aqui no eche de menos los placeres
que sienpre brinda La ciudad en-
cantada y que Sc encuentre aqui CO.
mo en- su casa. Bienvenido al pue-
bio de los cariduros.
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acostarse; use sufciente cantidad
para rumedecer bien Ell cuero ca
belludo frotese suavemente con la
yema de los dedos. .
Al amanecer, toda si no. la ma
yor parte de la caspa ha desapa-
recido. Dos tres aplicaciones mas
completamente disolveran Y des-
truiran toda hueIla, no importa la
mucha caspa que usted tenga.
Notara que toda pieaz6n Y ras-
cazon del cuero cabelludo termi.
nara misunderstanding, Y su cabello
quedara sedoso, con lustre, bien
suave, y Glen veces mejor que
antes.
listed puede obteier liquid arvon
en- cualquier farmacia y cuatro
onzas es cuanto necesita. Este ma
ravllloso reiaedio no ha fallado
todavfa. An.
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iPor que desesperarse?


iPor que ha de permitir I'd. que
las dolencias que hacen su vida nl-
serable, continuen, cuando I'd. pue-
de conservarse fuerte, sasla y feliz!
"Nueva Salud de Reno" ctira Sc
gura V efcazmente la lnenstruaci6i1
abundante, escasa, dolorosa o ire
gular; corrige ese continue mall
estar, debilidad, .decaimiento, ca
lambres, desmayos, dolores de cabe-
"a y espalda, palpitaci6n en- el CO.
raz6n Y todos los dolores Y des6rde-
mes que provienen del desarreglo de
los organos reproductivos, devoi-
viendo I'd. perfeeta salud, vigor
3 felicidad. M
Una botella bastard para conven-
eerse de que "Nueva Salud de Re
no. es verdaderamente ell remedio
de las mnjeres. Con "Nueva Salud
de Reno" recuperara I'd. la salud
y estado natural de todo el sistema.
Compre una botella hoy mismo. De
venta en- todas las droguerias.
IS. B Leonard & Co., Fabricante
New York.
rs
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Las, personas flacas, palidas, ner-
viosas, debiles Y extenuadas, tie
nen la sangre pobre. EstAn sujetas
resfriados, pulmonfas, malaria,
.c6lera o cualquiera de las multi
pies dolencias que prevalecen mas
o menos en- todo tempo. LA PA
NACEA DE SWAMI va la raiz
del nal. Es un vivifcador de la
sangre. Enriquece la sangre y for
tifica la constitution. Ell resultado
es que la carne Sc pone enjuta Y
firme ell cuerpo es fortificado pa
ra resistir la enfermedad. Es
un restaurador maravilloso del
cuerpo. De venta en- las farnacias
v droguerias. Advt.
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ciada por todos los que la conocimos
por sus virtudes y por su vida
eiemplar.
Enviamos por medic de estas IL
meas nuestra mas sentida condolen-
cia los faniiliares de la estima-
6isima seiiora.
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DEsDE AauAD1L1A
NUEsTRAs GALES:

NUESTRAS GALES:
no podemos menos que fehcitar a
Ia nueva administrator municipal
por los esfuerzos que viene hacienda
para arreglar las Gales que, como
hemos dicho en- distintas ocasioneS
en- este mis1no diario, Sc encontraban
en- pesi1nas condolences, indignas de
Una ciudad tan bella como Aguadi-
la. Parece que ell senior Aneses
atiende de vez en- cuando las Pc
ticiones que Sc le hacen desde ia
prensa, maxine cuando estas petit
clones tieden a mejorar ell ornate
liblico, a la vez que a proteger ia
salud en- general.
Sc estan embreando casi todas las
Gales de la ciudad, y, muy pronto,
podremos pasearnos satisfechos por
nuestras avenidas sin ell tenor de
exponernos a una epidemic, dis
locarnos un pie. Bien, muy bien por
Aneses Y su gente.
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ENFERMA

Despues de haber pasado. Ell Car
naval en- San Juan Sc encuentra en-
tire nosotros la distinguida Srta.
Emilia Fernandez, pero tenemos La
pena de decir que ha venido enfer-
ma No estamos seguros de cual es
Ia causa de sus males, cuidado con
cupido. Dye, Emilia:
r..
eNunca al amor tu bienestar
(confies,
81 es muy dulce, no divides que
(empalaga,
sic demasiado intense, menos fies,
cue como fuego que es al fin Sc
(acaba".
FERRocARRIL DE oRIENTE
Hemos visto con gran algeria Ia
perspectiva de construir un ferro-
carrn en- oriente, que contribuira
grandemente al desarrollo conner
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RELOJ ORC BLANCO RELLFNO
SOLO $5.85

HernoBo reloi de pyiisera para sonora.
2C amos, II KIT. ricamente grabado, mo-
viniiento de ioyas, cinta con brooches de
orc blanco. excelente precision, viene en-
una GAIA de terciopelo forrada en- seda.
Regalo ideal para usted para sus amt
gos. Tenemos una existencia limitada de
estos relojes para vender al bajo precis
de $5,s5, cada uno. No Sc pucde conse-
guir NADIA semejante en- ninguna tienda 10
ca por ell doble del precio.
SATISFACTION GARANTIZADA. Pldale
Embellishments aprovechando esta ofer-
Ia extraor dinaria.
NO ENvIE DINERo. dnicamente su nom
brc direction = pague al cartero s5.s5,
mas unos pocos centavos por gastos de
coTreo al recibirlo en- su casa.
THE j. NJ. BARGAIN HOUSE,
Dept. Lw-13 351 East s6th.. Street,
New York City.
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sENTIDo FALLEoIMTENTo

Ha sido muy sentida en- este pue
bio La muerte de dofla Manuela
vaamonde Vida. de Jubes, ocurrida
recientemente en- Rio Piedras, pues
dicha extinta convivi6 con nosotros
por muchos afios, siendo muy apre-