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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Toca a nosotros abrir camino a
Ia ocasi6n dichosa. quizas, Il es-
peranza no nos abandonara q nll-
tad de canine La fuerza Sc ma
nifiesta va poderosa, y Quien sabc
al final de la jornada no Sc dea
forme empeQueaezca
Sc agita tumultuosa una idea gi-
gantesca en- nnestro ambiente psl0-
teril: So trata de nevar al norte
ma novena boricua para lidiaf en-
diamantes americanOs. 81 asuhte
csta coinpletamente plantsado, pc
TO solo Sc espera que Landgra2f an
ticipe las pasajes -. 81 81 Gran D1r
cue degiste. va habra muerto la itair
ciativa
5Por que no henoa de afrontar
la situaci6n7 1No hay en- Puerto
Rico un alma generosa que SO pres
te voluntariamente a denostrat gu
entusiasmo en- favor de Ia reIota
boricua7 mo nos brindamso tan es--
pontaneamente garantizarles DOS
MIL DoLARES al Jefe de los Rn-
bios? solo p6rQue era una n6vsna
americana sin pensar jauaAs en- nia
fracasc Pero al tratarse de nm
asunto netamente de nosotros nos
encogenos de honbfos y le damos
la espalda, y solo vislumbramos una
p6rdida segura 4. y una obra cue
puede ser gloriosa queda abismada
v perdida para siempre.
Jllncos Sc lanzara en- busca de
ma nano piadcsa que impulse 81
movimiento. EI qaiere embarcar
sin que tenga que iutervenir Land
craft va ti9ne los jusgos concer-
tados ssgun pudimOs yer en- varias
cartas contratos que ha recibido.
Nil d6lares es la cantidad que ne
cesita para los primeros gastos.
Conseguido este, podra realixar Ia
Obra que le preocupa.
TN pequeno sacrifice = habre
mos hecho algo noble sbueno y be-
nefieioso por el baseball
PR0BABLE LINE UP
La lista. que. tiene Juncos, en-
case de que Sc trueque en- realidad
su plan es Ia siguiente: Receptores
Santana y Net pitchers: siio y
Sufcar (este tiltimo 81 logra apren
slerse. e1 A, B. C,J; Chech1n, ne
Graft, Moncho Gamiz: prilacra
base, Parpetti; segunda base, II.
m6nez (AIiIlito no podr& irI; Ter
ceras Chato King; Short Stops
Tetelo King, Fieldegs- Monttlile,
Liborio. Angulo y Barreiro; suplsu-
les JueE Grilfuchi.
Come Sc vera. en- eI line up apa-
receh enhanos y dominicanos, esto Sc
debe a due ha sido impossible hasta
Ia fecha aconseguir los seryicios de
los nnonarcas portorriQuenos en- Ia
defensa de sus posiciohes. No ol,s-
tante consideramos a todos los sI'le
aparecen en- esta novena como plc-
mentos nuestros va que han conyi
yido con nosotros por largo tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

tcorteaa de La Naci0n' ds
Rnenos Aires.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

DttISV AUy tleAcu yd UNA fortuna
en- menor eseala. Ell baseball en-
Estados Unidos es una nina, one
apefas Sc. ha comenzado a explotar,
Y con una novena ''extranjera' Sc
puede hacer dinero siempre Y cuan-
do ella responda a las exigencias
del prbhco. SOLO. QUE EN- pUER-
TO RICO LA .INDISCIPLINAS ES
10 QUE MAS ABUNDA II, allf
no ''COMEN ESQ"
SAN EMBARCA EN- LA sEGUNDA
QtJINCENA DE ESTE MES
P0fnpez ha escrit0 una carta b
nuestro amigo San, manifestandole
que 10 eapera en- Nueya York en- la
tercera semana de abriL Como sa-
ben nnestros lectores, Pompez es-
|cribdo d Inneos pidi6ndole que le
recomendara un buen 1anzador.
Jnncos, primeramente pens6 en- Sum
car, pero este no, saba leer nj es-
cribir entonces recomendo a San.
E1 promoter cubano solicit0 infor-
mes sobre ell submarine q Pipo Y
este tuvo palabras le elogio para
el farnoso serpentinero. Por ESQ
p6mpez 10 contraf6 inmedi iatamen-
te. En- carta que enviara P6mpez a
Juncos, lie dice entire Otras cosas
que ef pensaba venif a Puerto Ri
co v de paso llevarse a San, pero
que no pudo llegar un arreglo con
Tony. Cue Landgraff le escribio ex-
pIicandole todo cuanto sEcedi0 con
sl n0vena; que Sc le ofreci6 $1,000
por la temporada Y que solo Sc lie
dl6 $8,10O; que por ahora estaba
Ell baseball en- decadencia en- Puer-
to Rico teI negocio} v que era ex-
ponerse un fracaso el venir en- los
momentos actuales.
Otras interesantfsimas manifes-
taeiones hace ell Gran Duque a
pompez, entire elias, Que es ciert0
que el no trajo la novena que te-
MIA en- mente, debido q que prime
ramente cuando Sc le propuso, el
negocio, dfas mas tarde recibio mo-
ticias de que no embarcara porque
/ las cosas estaban malas en- nuestra
Iisla que 81 retnvo por dos senanas
a los peloteros que iba a traernos,
pero que pasando este plazo los ju-
gadores siyos decidieron irse a
descansar al lado de sus familia-
res, y cuando Sc lie avis0 Sc encon-
j tr0 con que solo podia contar con
Pasquclla Lennox y Hyde, y desde
luego contrato ell resto de los Ru-
bios a. nos visitaran. Que otra vez
que yenga a Puerto Rico sera con
nueyos promotoreA con contratos
firmados Y con un club capaz de
derrotarnos. 7 no recuerdo que
otras cosas. mo basta esto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

< no hemos terminado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Una Victoria resonante obtuvle-
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Window Lighting Show
 Here Monday Evening

New Britain merchants are plan ming to be present at the Burritt hotel next Monday evening at s o'clock when Elmer Newkirk of the Edison lamp works at Harrison, N. J., will give & demonstration of up- to-date methods of creating attrac- tive store window displays. Mir Newkirk comes to New Britain from the publicity department of the Edi- son lamp works through the cour- tesy of the Connecticut Light and Power Go,
 In his demonstration he will show how a few deft strokes with diff ferent materials can transform dull looking window display into one that cannot fail to attract tive eye.
 This demonstration is for the benefit of those merchants who did not participate in the recent trip tt Harrison made by a group of loeA business men.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
4S5 AS, 461-1344
TENNIS TOURNEY
National Singles Matches Continues Today - Several Stars Fitted Against Each Other.

New York, Sept, Is P-The Ma Aional singles tennis tournament with it's block of If seeded Ameri- can and foreign stars intact moved into the second round today.
 William T. Tilden, 2nd, of Phlla- delphia, playing through champion defeated Carl Fisher of Cynwyd' Pa,' ,n his first round match, 9-7, 6-o' s-5. The titleholder was disposed to he generous to his opponent.
 James o. Anderson, the Australian displayed good form in eliminating Arnold w. Jones, the Yale captain in straight sets. William M. Johns ton. Vincent Richards Manuel Alon' SO of Spain and Takeighi Harada ol Janan. Jean Borotra and Rene La coste, French stars, all regardeo aS threatening STilden's throne, are Ia vored to advance beyond the sceonc round.
 Lacoste called to duty with th' French military forces, last night re ceiyed an extension of time in orde' that he might continue in the tour nament. Borotra, his brilliant mate was slightly injured when he crash ed into the stadium wall in hl match with c. E. Marsh, Jr.
 Feature matches this afternoon brings together Howard Kinsey o San Francisco and F.. H, Binzen New York, William Johnston an Leon Deturencs of Portland. Ore ' Tilden and Lucien Williams of Chi tago, Brian Norton and Wray Bro" of St. Louis and Lacoste and Franel Hunter of Beckley, W. Va.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
II American Women Are
 Qualified in Open Match

Ottawa, ontario, Sept, Is Pl Eleven American women are qual- flied for the first round at match play today in the Canadian ladies open golf championship. In the qual- flying round yesterday Mrs. w. G. Fraser, formerly Miss Alexa Sterling, turned in the best medal score--an SS, over par, but two strokes bet ter than Miss Ada Mackenzie of Tor onto. Miss Mackenzie was one stroke in front of Mrs. Dorothy Campbell lIurd Of Philadelphia, the present united States champion and twice winner Of the Canadian ladies open htle.
 The other Americans who qualified are: Mrs. E. II. Baker, Jr,, Boston, ES7; Mrs. Stewart HanleS Detroit, S9; Miss Madge Miller Grand Rapids, s2; Mrs. F. C. Let's, Chicago. 9S: Mrs, N. L. R. SpaudinE. Buffalo ee; Mrs. Lloyd Bisssll, Buffalo, sit; Mrs w F. Chapin. Buffalo. s7; Miss \. Cliff ton, Buffalo, loi. and Mrs. Herbert NcNiaster, Schenectady N. F. los.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
WEST VIRGINIA
 TEAM IS READY
(continued From Preceding Page)
The Triple Threat

The Triple Threat
 Rodgers. like Spears. believes in triple threats and undoubtedly every man In his backheld will be capable of passing, kicking and carrying. He played for West Virginia In 1915. l916, 1917 and 1919 and In his last year the Mountaineers playing in Palmer stadium, scored three touchdowns against Princeton in il times through his passing and running.
 Francis Farley, lad from Charleston, who weighs only 136 pounds is playing his last year and is expecter to carry the burden of regular position because of his mighty arm, He Is a remarkable passer, easily the best on a squad that boasts several good tossers.
 West Virginia lost the speedy Nardacci from its backfield by grad uation and also Eckberg, fullback and Pinkpey, guard. But the re- placements are plentiful and 1t is I
 freely admitted that the year should be one of the best in history although its schedule Is anything 1 but made to order.
 After Allegheny, the Mountaineers face Davis-Elkins at Morgantown October and then encounter one of the great rivals. the Pitt Pan thers at Pittsburgh, October 10. Grove City is Scheduled October 17, with West Virginia Wesleyan at Morgantown the following week
 The university defeated Wesleyan 2l to 6, in the opening battle a year ago, but after that Wesleyan accomplished brilliant victories numbering among its victims Navy and Syracuse, the Washington and Lee game at Charleston follows, a week before the only long journey for the squad, to meet Boston col, lege at Boston,
 West VirginIa's new stadium vii be dedicated with the Penn State game on November IA and the sea. son will close at Morgantowr Thanksgiving day with Washington and Jefferson.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Pays S3,5OO Yearly for
 Arch St. Gas Station

Through the offices of the Rabi- now & Raschkow Real Estate Co. a lease was consummated today be- tween Nellie Rothstein and Jennie Horowitz, owners, and Anthony Mo- relli, tepant, whereby MT, Morelli has leased the property at the corner of Arch and West Pearl streets for a period of ten years for the purpose of running a gasoline station. The annual rental 10 be paid by Mir. Mo- relli is $500 per year and in addi- ton he is to pay all taxes, insurance and all other carrying expenses. This is said to be the highest price paid yet in rent for gasoline sta- tion.
 Mir. Morelli has also reserved an option to purchase the property at any time within three years for $65,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Suspended Jail Term >
 For Drunken Driver

Albin Johnson of S7 Pleasant street was given suspended sen tence of six months in jail when he was found guilty in police court this morning of operating an automobile on Church street while under the in fluence of liquor last week. It was Johnson's second conviction for this offense, his record showing that on September 22. 1924 he paid a fine for operating while drunk.
 Johnson was arrested after an automobile he was driving jammed into a machine owned by Irma Johnson, who is now suing him fo1 s1,000 damages.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
East Side Sewer Job
 Awarded to Battaglia

Joseph Battaglia, whose figure Of '$17,0S7.50 was the lowest of the bids submitted, wasawarded the contract for the construction of portion oi the east side trunk sewer between Wells street and Commonwealth avenue, at special meeting of the board of public works last night. Other bids were: L. Petrussi, S2S,- 750; Angelo Tomassi, $24,2S7.57; Berardino & Menocchio S24,4S7.50. The contract for the 450 feet of Is inch sewer pipe and $50 feet of 15 inch sewer pipe was awarded 10 the City Coal & Wood Co.,, whose dis count on the amount was the larg- est of any of the bids submitted.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
MANAGERS TO PRACTICE

Andy Sarisky has called q meet ing of all candidates for the Ram ger A. C. football team for this evening at o'clock at St. Mary's field. He intends 10 put the boys through a hard grilling in prepara- ton for Sundays game. Director Vic Sinto will hold rehearsal of the minstrel troupe tonight at ! o'clock at the club room. All Of the girl soloists are expected to be present.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
ALBERT N. ABBE VETERAN IN COMMUNITY SERVICE
Completes IS Years in Harness as Member of Finance and Taxa
 ton Commission.

Albert N Abbe. who has com pletod IS years of service on the board Of finance and taxation, is the only commissioner in the city service who has been connected with any board during the entire period Of its existence.
 Mir, Abbe was appointed in 1907 by George M Landers, at that time mayor of the city His appointment was made immediately upon estah- lshment by the general assembly of d local board Of finance and taxation, Edwin w. Schultz and Andrew j.. SIoper have been members of the cemetery committee since 1t was | first organized in 1906. Although appointments to this group are made | by the mayor, connections with the 1 city government virtually cease with the appointment,
 Mir. Abhe has been known 10 be absent from very few meetings dur ing the entire period of his mcm- hership. He is purchasing agent for tho American Hardware corporation
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
R. (. ROCHE OF PLAlNVlLLE
 SAYS NOX-RI-TIS IS WONDERFUL
One of the Most Remarkable Recoveries From Rheuma tsm Brought About By the Exclusive Use of NOX- RI-rIS, Is That of R. c. Roche of Main Street,
 PlainviIle In His Letter To Us He Says

when 1t was almost impossible for mo to turn over in bed or even have the bed linen to touch me, Since taking NOX-RI-TIS I am free from pain and there's no sign of rheuma- tism left. It is wonderful and l highly recommend it to all.'
 Call at Miller Hanson Drug Co.,, 30 Church street, and get the book let, Forms of Rheumatism" A laboratory expert is here to explain .NON-RI-TIS.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
RuSH---HuRRARD

Mrs. l.. B. Williams of so Garden street announces the marriage of her sister, Miss Daisy NJ. Hubbard of Chicopee Falls, Mhss.. 10 Christian A. Rush of Springfield, Mass, on Aug. 24, 1925. Mir. Rush is & we'll known real estate nsn. Mir. and Mrs, Rush left on motor trip through the BerkshirAs and along the Hudson river and later expect te go to Florida where they will spend the winter. Upen tAslr return they will reside in sprintAtld,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
STEVE SMITH WINS

Jersey City, N, J., Sept. Is Pl- Steve Smith of Bridgeport, Conn, defeated Joey Kaufman of Brook lyn in the star 12-round bout at the Oakland Athletic club here last night, in the opinion of a majority of newspapermen at the ringside. Kaufman substituted for Billy Ken nedy of New Orleans, who was hurt in an automobile accident Sun day. Smith weighed 129 to 124 for his rival.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
City Items

Winthrop Council, No, ', Sons and Daughters of Liberty. will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock at Jr, o. |. A. NJ. hall. It Is expected that the state coun- cilor will be present at this meeting. Gulbransen player pianos at Morans
 -adVt A. c. Hammond camp. U. S w. ", will hold a regular meeting at the state armory tomorrow. night at S o'clock. Frank s. Wright of New Haven, Grand Gugu of the Snakes. will visit the camp. Action will be taken on the new bylaws. which will be read. Arrangements will be made for the trip to the Noroton Soldiers Homo Sunday.
 Home cooked lunches, CrowellS
 -advt Miss Lucie Kunz and Mrs, Ida i Scharman of Glen street arc spend- ing their vacation on Cape Cod. Mrs, l.. F. Anderson, soloist at the South Congregational church for the past three years, has resigned and will leave soon for Florida
 Nictrolas and Pianos at Morans' --advt Merton J. Clark has accepted a position at the Boys club succeed | ing James Beach.
 James Beach, son of R. J. Beach of 1S6 West Main street left yester- day for Providence, R. l., where he will enter Brown university He ha! been awarded a scholarship at tha institution.
 Judge B, F. Gaffney will be the speaker at tho regular meeting O the Kiwanis club tomorrow at nooI at the Burrtt hotel.
 Albert Colcn of 55 Dwight stree has returned 10 his home after al illness of 12 weeks at the New Brit tain General hospital.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

q have tried lini- mcnts, plasters and all kinds Of so-called cures, but nothing ever did me any good, until I took the NON - RI ITS treatment. l have b 0 0 n troubled with rheumatism
 of the Joints for more than seven years. I h a V Q seen the t m @
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
s p e a kin g of Sports
.3,:....,,.... '. ;,;ty;.t. ::Itlti

In his communication 10 the man. agement of the N, B. Il, $, football team yesterday the coach of the Drury High school team asked the local management to cancel or post pone the game because he felt that the New Britain team was too strong and the game too important to be played at so carly a stage in the campaign,
 It is expected that an effort will be made to bring the Bay State team here on October Sl, tn only open day on the Red and Gold schedule,
 Bliss Clark, weighing in the neigh borhood of 2O4 pounds returned to school yesterday. He has been life saving all summer and looks in the pink of condition.
 Clark towers over every man on |, the squad being well over six feet He expects to try for a tackle posi- ton, but since he is up against two experienced men in Bojnowski and Politis. it is not likely that he will hold down a guard position,
 The team did not practice yester- day afternoon. The first practice will be held at the Willow Brook mark this afternoon instead.
 Coach Cassidy has two weeks in which to organize a team for the first game with East Hartford al Memorial Field in Willow BrooK park September 26.
 The Warwick football team will organize for the season at St. Mary field Wednesday evening at o;"V o'clock. All who wish to try out TOT the the team will report to Manager J. Humphrey Muldowney at 'his time.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
The Standing

Games Today Bridgeport at Hartford. (G. Waterbury at Albany. Springfield at Pittsfield. Worcester at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

bury by the score Of S 10 3. The hitting of Harris featured,
 R. H, F, Worcester .,1o4 oo0 2lo-S 9 2 Waterbury ,o2O o01 OOO-3 9 4 Batchcldcr, Goldsmith and Smith; Bishop, Touchstone and MCCarty.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
HARTFORD BEATS BRIDGEPORT

Hartford, Sept. Is R,-Harttord outslugged Bridgeport here yester- day, winning by score of 10 to 6. Each team uscd two pitchers, The score:
 R. H, F.. Bridgeport .oOO O5O 1OO-6 0 Hartford ..n0Q 107 02X--10 12 1 Motiver, Roberts and Starr; Owen, Johnson and Kenna.
 Seven centuries ago Roger Bacon was thrown into prison for predict ing flying machines.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
The Standing
Games Today

Jersey City at Reading. Baltimore at Providence. Buffalo at Rochester. Toronto at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
The Standing
Games Today

Games Today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
EASTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Hartford 10, Bridgeport 6. Worcester 8, Waterbury 3. New Haven 9, Pittsheld 0. Only games scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
The Standing

Games Today Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Toronto ? Rochester 1. Syracuse s, Buffalo 5. (1st). Syracuse 2, Buffalo 0. (2d). Providence f.. Baltimore 1. Reading 3, Jersey City 0. (1st). Jersey City 5. Reading 2. (?d).
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Pittsburgh 9, Brooklyn 4. Only game scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Baseball at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 8, Philadelphia 1. Only game scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
BOWLING MATCHES
Rogers Five Defeats Charter oak Five But Local Girls Not so Successful.

In a special bowling match last r,pht the Rogers Five defeated the Charter Oak Five at the Charter oak alleys in Hartford. The New Britain Girls however, lost py 10 pins in their match with the Char ter Oak girls. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
EASTERN LEAGUE
NEW HAVEN BEATS HULIES


 New Haven, Sept. 15 Pl-Chct Nichols just missed a no-hit game here yesterday when New Haven dc- foated Eittsficld, a to Q. Nichols allowed one hit, double by Bed ford in the first inning. Douglas and Sullivan were hit hard by the locals who won easily, The score;
 R. H. F.. Pittsfcld l.. .ooo GOO OOo-O 1 1 New Haven log 24n OOx-9 If Q Douglas, Sullivan, Fouk and Caul- way; Nichols and Berger.
 WORCESTER WINS S-3 Waterbury, Sept. 15 Pl-Worces- ter punched hits off Bishop in the pinches today and defeated Water
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

It is expected that an effort will be made to bring the Bay State team here on october Sl, tn only open day on the Red and Gold schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
Ieussese aeusesoso0Oos0
stand pat!" Get
BluhiII
CHEESE
Dandruff Soon
Destroys the Hair

If you want plenty OF thick, ban
tiful. glossy. silky hair, do By q
means get rid OF dandruff. .9 /
viii stSrvo your hair and ruin Il I
you don't.
II doesn't do much good to try Z
brush or wash il out. The or
sure way TO get rid OF dandrufi
to dissolve It; then you destroy
entirely. To do this. get about fOS'
ounces OF ordinary LIQUID arvon; y
ply It at night. when retiring US
enough 20 mois;en the scalp ~.
rub Il in gently with the finger Up
BY morning most, II not al 9
your dandruff will be gone. ard ~
or three more applications VIII ON
pletely dissolve and entirely g
stroy every single sign and 'Far
OF Il.
You will find. too. that all irn
ing and digging OF the scadp ~,
stop. and your hair viii look AZ
feel a hundred times better. iea
can get liquid arvon at any on.
store. Four ounces is all you WI
need. no matter how much ca
druff you have. This simple re'E
edy never Observation-Disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
wOMEN MEMBERS
ANGRY Al SPEECH

Women legislators To-day still we've
angry as tho governor Tor Ne rpi'
th,ts. applied 10 them Ia hls inaugl
tai speech. They said that the wide
spread publication % these state
mouis would arouse women tho state
over TO the necessity 81 fighting 20
The iim: TO put over the RATIFICATION
measure.
Given q Few days time for organ
izatlon. women now believe that with
tho aid q labor and tho washlngton
state Grange. both On record az IA.
vorinE ratification. there atm II q
chance for them 10 win
Hartley broke into The Middle Of
his get inaugural speech Wednesday
and branded the mothers, club
women and other hackers of the
measure Ia the state as radical
evolutionary and sooialis,ic,'
lie also took hot hho, at the
state industrial insurance depart
meat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-15
POPULAR
$4,000 Visit Closed Car
Salon in Two Days

Fully $4,000 prospective car buyers
NAlird the CLOSED oar salon or Seattle
automobile dealers being held AZ Tho
olympic Hotel Tuesday and wednra.
day, according 20 J, q. Fenion. chair
man o. tho show committee.
Interest In the exposition Is rap
Idly reaching rs peak and the mum.
Der OF visitors who arc expected fri.
day and Saturday viii bring the total
attendance 20 moro than 100 600. Fen
ton believes.
In addition to the beauty a. the
new models o. automobiles on display
at Tho spanish hall room 81 the hotel,
there IL the charm Of the setting 10
appeal 20 tho public. II also gives
many seattle folks an opportunity 20
visit tho ncw hotel Tor tho first time.
Chairman FeHton lrHued an appeal
to tho public Thursday 90 visi, the
show during the day 70 relieve the
crush Of evening visitors.