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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Coolidge Praises
Yuma Highway
Continued from rage y

the report of Colonel Fl. Fletcher,
president Of the Bordcrland High,
ways association composed of cities
along the WaShmgton-San Diego
highway, showing the remarkable
work that has been done by the as,
Sociation in the past year.
The report shows that in Novem-
bcr 1922. $500 ears came to Cali
fornia by way of the Blythe Enron
berg ferry, compared with 1910 by
way of Yuma. IN December. the
figures were Blythe 1886, and Yuma
1879.
Astonishing Gain at Yuma
Duc in great measure to the pub
licity work carried on by the Bord-
erland Highway association, the fig
mcS in October. 1924, show 33l cars
entering by Blythe and 1902 by way
of Yuma. In November, 1924, the
figures were Blythe 437, Yuma 2779.
The publicity work carried on by
the association includes two trips
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

NV York-WilNe Hoppe, world ;
balEline champion ana Bob Came
fax. three cushion champion, VIII
meet here in q series OF three cu5h
iaE mgtches al the Fciars club OIL
February II. 16, J.. Is and 10.
They VIII play tn blocks of sixty
points Zach OF the point system.
20 first p aver 70 score G0c points
winning the match.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Fresh Rolls an da, long. National
Bakery. adv
Mrs. Brooks beauty SHOP. Phone
E26 adv
Supervisors Coming Here-Goun-
ty Clerk Cal Mousseaa received t
letter this morning from \. G. Ken.
dan chairman OF the board Of sup
eryisors u san Bcruardiuo county.
stating thai a committee from the
supervisors, accompanied by Judge
Q Conner Of the SAN Brrnardino
county superior court. will leave
Friday afternoon for FL Ceut,}o and
make an inspection Of the court
house Saturday. san Bernardino
county plans TO build Il new court
hous, and hopes to pick up some
pointers from the new courthouse
here.
Fix Up Your LAVA. Dirt for that
low lot cheap. Phone /. Pioneer
Truck aud Transfer Co. adv
Fine Steaks at Steve's adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
GIRLS GAME IS
MOVED AHEAD
Bv MARGARET GATES

The game scheduled to be played
Saturday at El Centre between the
girls basketball teams Of Central
and Caipatria, has been changed
to tomorrow and as 4 special fav-
or 10 Calipatria will be played at
Calipatria. The coach. Miss Evalina
Baker, has great confidence in the
girls coming ont victorious. The
girls have already PLAYED what they
consider the two hardest games Of
the season, with CalcXico and Holt
Vile. and show every promise Of
holding the valley championship for
this wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

The attendance Of the women S
night school gymnasium classes has
fallen off 10 such an extent that
it has been found necessary to dis
continue the classes for the rest of
this wear. There Will be ~ more
meetings Of the classes after this
neti appears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Automobile Loans. clear your
ear and loan YOU money, YOU pay
me by the month. Fred H. Cross,
600 Main ST. Phone 3j9J, FL Cen
tro. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Davis BeauIS Ha1ro: fd""+ 2,
I'd
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Noland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone Fl Centre 5S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

She Will Enjoy Eating at Steves
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

School Of Music. Elmer A. Todd
assisted by EsteAe Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for
children. ga Olive. Phone 466W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Cream waffles at steve's. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Loynd Serves the Bes. tounIml
anrh ~ Southern Calf Try II
.,r' get the habit ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Dance Every Wed. 6; Sat. nights
at Heber Palm Garden adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

udHuy. TduI 5 N'andy. adv
Home Made Candy at 30c lb. At.
Paul s. adv
Eisteddfod Directors Meet - To
formulate plans for the next meet
ing of FL Ccntro's newly organized
eisteddfod, President ". l.. Gar
rett has asked for a meeting Of the
board of directors this evening at
0 o'clock at the public rest room.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Fresh Rolls an das long. National
Bakery. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Made OF Cream Il. no dream, il
Is dandy. Paul's Candy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

For Sale-Steinwav square piano,
irf first class condition, $500 if
taken at once. Address Press Box
3SS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

State Engineer Here-W. T. Nc.
Clurc, chief of the state department
of engineering and irrigation, is in
the valley today and met Chief En-
gineer Ray s. Carherrv Of the In
perial district Tor an inspection trip
about the district. The visit here is
in the course Of the state engineer ;
duties, it was stated 1t the office
of the district and las no special
significance.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05
Wooda B,essy, Dance Studio 723
,range Phone 4J1W tiv

Good Silt for fill ms for lawn or
driveway. Cheap. Phone l. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners $laa. Table de
hote dinner $l00. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

To Test Cranits-Dis:rict Engi-
neer Sullivan Of the state highway
department, went TO Campo yester-
day with Charles j. Natlin Of the
San Diego ana Arizona railway, 20
inspect the deposits Of decomposei
granite which the company owns
there. A bag Of the granite was
8 ipDed to The state laboratory for
analysis, with a view to using the
granite for surfaeing state highways
throughout the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Eirt! Dirt! Dirt. Cheap Fill in
that lot before you build. Phone I.
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Ear ryat;ous. Saa,hIy Bre@o So.
saow ~ freS'' ,..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Mrs. Brooks beauty snop. PhUn,
E26, ady
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

navls Seautq Fa-icg Phuu+ -
q3'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-05

Everybody EaIs Paul Buttere"
Pop Corn. Whv' adj
Evening star., 1925-06-07

these Jacquard Spreads are of good
quai1ty cotton, in striped designs of
gold, rose and blue. in fast colors. re-
quire no ironing; have scalloped finish,
and cut corners. $500 value.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

them at this extremely low They gold
Kann's- -StreetF
Evening star., 1925-06-07

One of the best refrigerat tors on the
market. sa nitary and food and ice pre-
server. These offered a this price are
finished in golden oak. re porcelain lined,
and will hold 35 pounds of ice. Club plan
IL desired.
Evening star., 1925-06-07

Cherokee. Domus and Lorraine A1-hber
Rugs in 9x12 and S14xlOH #.
sizes. Monday each Special SIO05
Evening star., 1925-06-07
Pure Linen Pattern
Tablecloths

Pure Linen Hand-embroid-
cred Madeira Scarfs, in very
attractive patterns. Two sizes
priced as follows
Size 1Sx45 in. $3.50
Size 1Sx54 in. SIS. 90
Kann's-s
Evening star., 1925-06-07
69c and 75c Screens, SOC

These also the we'll known Continental make
and are filled with fine black wire cloth with meta
center brace which adds extra strength. Sizes
24x53 and 24x41 inches
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
GALES 1NUNDADAs


Con motive de las lluvias de es,
tos dias, ell rio Portuguese cerca de
la Playa de Ponce, desvid un POGO
su curse . inl.nd6 varias GALES de
aQuel barric.
Estanios por Greer que nuestrc
Representative Ia Camara, don
Luis, sotomayOr, esta en- 10 cierto
cusndo pids una asisnaci6n para
desviar eI cauce del rio y busCar-
le otra salida al mar.
CualQuier dia hay una creciente
enorme y ei Portugues Sc inete has
ia la plaza de Muncz Rivera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
ALEMANIA NO ALTERARA SU
PoLITIcA ExTRANJERA

2. BERLIN, abri so. (cahle fran
cas- .)-El canciller Lpthersh sha decla-
rado en- un discurso que ha pronunr
ciado ante Ell congreso Annual de Ia
Liga de la Industrial v del Comercio
Alemanes que la polftica extranje-
IA de la naci6n no sera modificada.
&c dice que esta declaration re-
presenta el punto de vista tanto de
Luther como de Hindenburg, con
qrien el Canciller cOnferenci6 ex-
tensamente ell martes. Aunque. el
doctor Luther no hizo mencion algIi-
ia de las recientes elecciones, Sc
cree que el habla con La entera apro
haci6n del Presidente Electo y de
los grupos politicos que ayudaron al
Mariscal a triunfar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
LA DoBLE DEsAPARrc1oN

Blanche Lamont, miembro de Ia
Iglesia Bautista de San Francisco
vali6 de su hogat cl dia 8 de abril
del 1896 con el proposito de asistir
q una escuela dOnde estaba toman.
do ciertas classes especiales. Y ia
mas Sc lie yolvi6 a YER.
Durante nueye dias Sc lie busc6
incesantemente. AL decimo dia, Min.
ME Williams que habia sido la mas
intima amiga de la seforita Lamont
saH6 de su hogan. y desspareci6 tam
b.en en- Ia forna mas mtsteriosa.
Esta doble desaparici6n, tan ex-
trana, conmovi6 hondamente la
ciudad de san Francisco. Era impo-
sible que estas dos jovencitas desa-
pareciescn sin dejar hnella alguna.
La policia realizo csfnerzos sobre-
hlunanos, pero sin obtener grande5
resultados. Como podra suponerse,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
DE La COSTA SUR
tDo nuestro Refractory
sERvIc1o NocTURNo

PONCE, abril 27-LsOs acredata
dos farmaceuticos sefioras "Moycoso
Hermano y Co. S. en- c., de esta
plaza, nos infornan que han esta-
blecido un sistema de servicio a
ldomicino con mensajero especial
desde las 8 A. liasta. las To- P.
M. con eli prop6stto de dar mayo
res facilidades su inmansa sieit
tsia. ..-s.,.-rss:.s-s.
Felicitamos a la Drogueria de
Ponce, por esta innovation en- su
servicio que ha de traerls rlny bue
nos negocios, pues asi, 1nuchns per
sonas podran sOicitar, sin movsrse
de ssls casas, drogas, medicinas o
mantecados. ],
foBsEoUIo DE
RoN1AGUERA.
Ell conocido comercianto don Jo-
sc Romaguera duefio de la fabrica
de aqua mineral 'Pastillo = ha
tenido la gentil cortesia de obse-
quiarnos con una GAIA de la exec
lente y dehciosa nmonada Pastillo
compuesta con el aqua mineral que
lleva el mismo nombre. Tarhbien
nos obsequi6 CON algunas. bctcllas
de su exquisite refresco Iron
Brew. 41f 8f4 i
| Ell senior Romaguera ha tenido .un.
verdadero exito con su. nuevo pro-
ducto ''Ldmonada Pastillo'' que es
IA siendo solicitada en- todas par
tes de Ponce y sus barrios, asi CO.
mo de muchos pueblos de la isla.
Estamos seglrOs que Ell pdbAco de
San Juan, tambi6n acogera esta
Hmonada con placer.
Damos las gracias al senior jose
Romaguera por el tino obseqpio
que nos hizo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

POr Vance Wynn

los fieles de la iglesia a que asis
tian las dos joyencitas estaban muy
confusos. Los que conocian a las
desaparecidas sabian que ambas es
taban en- perfecto estado de salud
y que no tenian rencilIas de ningdn
gsnero con los suyos.
En- Ell curse de la investigator
Sc supo que un joven namado Teo-
doro Durrant, que tambien asistia
La Iglesia Bautista, habia estado
enamorado de la sefiorita Lamont.
No estaban comprometidos, pero Sc
supcnia que estaban cnamorados cl
uno del otro. Tu6 Hamado decla-
rar, pero manifesto que no podia
dar luz alguna en- Ell misterio. Sc
lnoStraba muy acongojado y pre-
sent0 un ejemplar de cierta. uovela
one So proponfa regular la sefiori-
ia Lamont la vispera de su desapa-
ricion. Agrego que no podria vol
yer a contemplar ese libro que de
hecho estaba dedicado a la joven
que el amaba.
Una tarde In grupo de senoras
Sc dirtgi6 la iglcsia, con ell prop6-
sito de preparar ell decorado para
el servicio del otro dia que era
Domingo de Pascua. Sc dirigieron
a un pequeno saloncito que habia
n'uy cerca de la biblioteca, y ALI en-
contraron Ell cadaver de Minnie
Williams. Ell cuerpo estaba mutt
lado horriblemente y tenia un pu-
nal en- Ell pecho. La policia fue la
'nada y el cuerpo fue conducido a
e&pilla. Pero la forma sospechosa
en- que ha bia aparecido. les induio
"a hacer un registro mas cuidadoso
de la iglesia. Finalmente, en- Ell pla
fon. entire el polyo, encontraron a
Blanche Lamont, que habia sido ass-
sinado al iguaI que la jovencita Wi
llsams.
La doble desaparicion habia sido
resuelta, pero aun quedaba pendien-
te un doble asesinato. La policia re
gistro las tiendas de empeno de la
ciudad, v averigu6 que Teodoro Du-
lrant habia empenado una sortiia
de diamantes que habia pertenecido
a Minnie Williams.
.Iyna c,-c,,S,s = 5,,c;. ;-------5-::
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
RecOmendaciOnes BeneficiOsaS
para TOda Mujer

iEs usted madre de un ni-
no entermizo, impertinente y
niolesto? SRecuerda usted
ahora 81 estado de saIud du-
rante el embarazo? scuanto
no daria listed ahora porque
ese mismo niFio raquitico, en-
Ierinizo y triste fuese como
otros, sano, aIegre, inquieto,
rebozante de vitalidad y salud,
o'en preParado para las futu-
ras luchas de la vida?
iRecuenda usted, sefiora,.
- durante su embarazo, mien-
tras 81 bebs Sc formaba en- 81
seno materno. usted Sc SEN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
oARABUco HA MUERTo

4
Hoy muri6 EN- esta ciudad Ell po-
pular carabuco, persona que era es
timada pOr 10 mismo que era infe-
liz. Carabuco era muy popular,
venia del pueblo. Perteneci6 al par
lido Federal al Unionista y ulti-
niamente Sc 1lizo Aliancista. Guam
do la Asa1nblea de San German, sa-
lie de Ponce, a pie, con direction
la Ciudad de Las Lomas, Cara
buco no guerra perderse Ell discurso
de don Antonio r. Barcelo. en- ia
vor de los ideales de la Ahanza.
Euestro buen amigo don E. Fagot,
Sc encontr6 carabueo en- la ca
rretera v 10 llev6 en- su autom6vil
San German. Carabuco pesar
de su desgracia era un hombre de
suerte. Il
Rogelio Santiago que era el nom
bre de pila de Carabuco, ingres6
1ace variOs meses en- el Hospital
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
Ell HOTEL BELGTcA

NuestrO particular amigo 81 Sc,
nor Jesus vazquez ha adalirido,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

tia enferma, nerviosa, debil,
imposibiIitada casi para ell nu-
trimiento de su future hiio?
sSufria usted fuertes dolores
en- los costados y en- la espal-
da, en- las piernas, y pasaba
usted nOches de inquietud?
Tai vez tambien sus pier
mas Sc hinchaban y las venas
Sc veian recrecidas o diiata-
das. Es muy natural que una.
mujer en- tai estado ffsico VI
mental no pueda esperar hi.
jos robustos y sanos nj tener
I'm parto faciI.
El Compuesto MitchelIa1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

es seguramente ell reInedio
mas adecuado para cuando la
muier Sc encuentra en- este
estado delicado. FL falnoso es-
peciaIista en- maternidad y
emfernedades pecuIiares de
la mujer, Doctor j. n. Dye,
10 recomienda muy eficaz-
mente
81 Compuesto MitcheIIa
es puramente vegetal. Viene
preparado en- pildoras para
evitar Ell uso del alcohol que
es I'm ingrediente nocivo al
ORGANISING humane. Proc1re-
10 hoy. Sc l1alla de venta en-
todas las farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
MERcAD6 DE cAMBIos
Dollars IN. "

por compra a su consocio don Je-
sis Agresary la participation que
aquel cabaliero tenia en- e; acre
ditado Y popular Hotel Belgica !.
ilno de los mejores de Ponce, y 81
mejor en- conlida criolla.
FL amigo vazquez Sc propone in
troducir importantes reformas en- su
establecimiento ponienaolo la al
tura de los de San Juan.
va 10 saben, pues, los comisiOnis
.tas, pasajeros y transeuntes
/. iAI Hotel Belgica!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
Tricochcs atacado de paralisis, don
de ACADIA de fallecer,
Rsje psals ropas raidas, este hlmsi
de hijos del pueblo ocnttaba un al
ma sane alberta al seryicio de sus
semeJ JanteS. u @i
Oafabacc era un tipo asi como
Anamn en- San Juan.
s'ssa e
En- ipaz duerma Carabuco.-
Ell POOL sIGUE
BAJA1Oo. 49,
ELPooL SIGUE
BAJANOo

aeAyeEase celebraron las, carrerss
de caballos con mny POGO publico.
Ell ''pool", como vaticinalnos en-
ruestra cr6nica anterior, continue
sn rapido descenso hasta el extre-
mo de que aver solo neg6 $4,7ss.
Pag6 a s16.15 por parte y fu6
repartido entro 200 personas.
La situaci6n economics de Pom
CO. para ser mas sinceros ecua-
mines no permiten 81 lrJo dc ir al
Hip6drpuo a gastar dinsro en- las
patss de cuadrnpedos mai o bien
alimentados. Ell pool aqui, So
guira baiando, pues Ell pGblico Sc
ha dado cuenta del NAL negocio
que IS jugar $4soO para ganar
$4,o0, .es decir, no ganar NADIA y
dejar en- eI Hip6dromo energias
titles para otras acometidas de mas
porvenir. Is possible que en- vista.
de Ia atnn6sfera que hay en- Ro:s.
CO contra 81 pool So intente 1iar
en- las prOximas carreras un ''tajsa
rrazo'', de esos que surgen en- IA
1nente de los hipicos mas desocupa-
dos, pero este solo traeria consigo
la precipitation del caos.
Muchas personals piensan ore SCI
ria mhchO mas convenience fundar
un diamante de pelOtas, ALI, en- Il
pistas donde, hoy corren Polar, zev
y tn y. Yo. +
No piensan NAL. Quisas con 81
tempo ESQ sea una Liga de Pelos
tas. IS
TOdO esta en- que Ell senOr Ala
media 10 acepte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
10 un calmante.

Fl prestamista fue llanado c IN
IDENTIFIED Durrant como Ell hombrs
que habia empenado la sorti i
Aaemas' en- su habitacion aparsci5
q Doiso de La senorita Williams "A
81 luicio Sc probo que Ell acusado.
sia un aesenerado. Fue convicto ;
'''cu'aa0 81 2 De enero del 1898,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Una circunstancia condujo otra
y cnando eljoven Durrant fue arres
tado, el organista de la Iglesia 50
prescnto declare que ell ioven h.
bfa estado en- Ia iglesia el dia one
desaparecio Ia senorita Lamont. FL
organista declare que el estaba prac
ticando. Y que no habia tocado gran
cosa. cuando vi6 salir a Durrant tan
palido como un cadaver. Estaba
inuy excitado v venia sin sombrero
nj gaban. Explic6 su aparici6n di-
ciepdo que habia entrado cerrar
la lave del gas. De todos modos, Ell
joven estaba tan excitado. que eli
crganista fue la botica y le ira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
MAYOR TO VETO
SKACIT FUNDS
Appropriation TO Pay Out
side Engineers Passed

Mayor Brown n expected 10 veto
tho $4,000 appropriated by tho city
council Monday 20 continue tho
skagit and the Lake Youngs power
surveys.
The council appropriated the
money at tho request OF Chairman
Phil Tindhll Of tho utilities commit.
tee, with tho understanding that II
will meet Ull expenses Of the board Of
three engineers who were employed
last spring 90 make the survey,
Mayor Brown has maintained that
the survey by the outside engineers Is
Illegal. ana should have been made
by the city engineer,
However tho mayors veto will be
fruIllcss. as tho appropriation was
paused thru the council unanimously.
and tho temper Of the city Legislators
is such that IL will bo promptly paused
over tho veto, The report OF the
Skagii commission should be ready IN
two months, counoiImen believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHEiS
TON 10 LESLIE PRESCOTT
CONTINUED.

Paula left before Dick came. He
went directly TO Bees room. In
about an hour he came out and said:
Bee wants you
When looked az her I know that
II was nearly over. Her voice, how
ever, seemed quite strong, altho she
did not open her eyes.
sally" she said, 81 want you to
know that have asked Dick TO
marry Paula, aud have given my
little girl to her. She has promised
me to take her homo right after am
put away from mortal sight.
II am sure that Dick and Paula
will be very happy together, and l
know she viii make a better mother
than ! would,
at was very sweet OF you 10 come
out here, Sally, and want you to
stay while after am gonc-untll
Dick gets used to tho loneliness Of
doing without me.
"tIc Is used TO having me around.
you see, Sally. and no will DO very
lonely when he hasn't mo on his
mind"
She didn't say anything moro until
Dick can't In. when she asked him
to take her In his arms.
I'm very tired, dear" she said,
'and your arms about me always
rcRt me"
Poor Dick looked much nearer
death than Bee, but he took her in
hts arms as tho she were baby,
and sh0 nestled down In thtm with a
content.d sigh There was not n
sound TN tile room except Bees some
what laborod breathing.
In n little while onch breath be-
came shorter and shorter, and all at
once I became conscious that ! was
listening FOR something | did not
hear,
| stopped forward, DICK sensed
also that the body no was holding
had sunk down II little Turning, he
laid Bee gently down on the bed. As
he looked on her soulptorcd face he
gave q shuddcrlng sigh, bent down
aud placed d kiss on each closed eye,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
WON'T ATTEND
COAL MEET
Operators Chairman Re-
fuses 10 Be al Farley

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. Aug. &
tBy Y, PJ-Flat refusal OF sam,
uel - Warmer chairman OF the
anthracite operation conference. 10
attend tho coal wage conference
here today as President John l..
Lewis OF tho United Mine Work.
srs had demanded. Il expected to
prove an important factor IN bhap.
Ing tho future course OF the par
Icy
The conference II scheduled 20
rrconyena al p, tn. today, but
there were persistent reports that
bceauss OF WARMERS stand In the
matter, The union delegates would
withdraw,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
CREEK TROUBLE
SEEMS over
Differences With Bulgaria
Apparently Settled

ATHENS. Aug, 4,--Greco Bulgar.
fan differences. which had taken on
an air OF sravlty, appeared today
suddenly on the road to omlcablc
adjustment
Sofia adviecs said that tho Bul.
garian government was doing It's
utmost 10 arrest and punish the
assassin o. the Greek citizen. Me
olaides.
Tho murder OF Nieolaidcs had
stirred Athens deeply and had
caused the Greek government 10
send troops 20 tho border. coincident
with starting TO draft an ultlmatum
20 Bulgaria.
However. Bulgaria's effort 20
meet Greek demands without the
necessity OF stringent measures was
regarded as easing the strain be,
tween the two nations and hence
IL was expected that the incident
soon would be liquidated without
trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Railway Tax Plea
Is Denied by Court

A plea for stay OF proceedings
pending m appeal to the United
statea supreme court In tho 1919
street railway tax was denied the
city Of Seattle By Federal Judge
Seterer. Monday.
Deputy Corporation Counsel
George Meagher had asked that tho
proceedings DO delayed until the MP
peal from the decision holding tho
city llablo TO tho Puget Sound Power
company for the taxes could be chr.
ricd TO tho highest tribunal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Man Hit by Car as
He Crosses Street

g. A. Hawkins. sit Poplar place.
was thrown five feet by an automo.
bile. driven by an unidentified man.
az Rainier ave. and Dearborn at.
Monday afternoon. Hawkins was AT.
tempting to cross the street III.
said the automobile did not sound
any warning before tho accident.
Hawkins was taken TO tho city
hospital and treated for his injuries.
a badly wrenched wrist and leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
Funeral of Alex
Christie Tuesday

knights Tomplar. Seattle com.
mandcry No. ?, viii bo tn charge OF
tho funeral Of Alex Christie. TO be
held at p IN. Tuesday. at Butter
worih'a mortuary Christie was an
automobile top and body manufsc.
turer who died suddenly Friday AZ
his homo, lst5 gath ave. y. He had
been IN business here Tor II years
In adts tlau % belonging 10 Masonic
orders In Seattle. hs wm a member
Of the Independent, order Of For,sters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-04
0s5IANGlIIE

The nurse drew up tho sheet over
Bees head. and In moment or two
we left the room,
Az we stepped thru the door, Dick
ana l, he broke down.
Leslie. did you ever hear a grown
man sob2 II was the first time had
ever heard II, and | tell YOU II was
the most terrible thing to which l
had ever listened. He threw himself
down on tho sofa, and there | left
him, thinking that tho hndest thing
could do would be to leave him
alone with his great grief
Pretty soon he came out TO tho
garden where was sitting and said
in such n hurt tone:
sally, did you know that Bee