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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

IS PuoDlos, como los cler-
PCS, obedecen inevitablemente a
Z ley fisica: la ley de equili-
rio politico.
ina necesidad Nacionai obig6
stados Unidos a cumplir una
lev de JUSTICIA, stituyendo
al Pueblo de Puerto Rico en- UNA
COMUNIDAD DE CIUDADA-
IS. AMERICANCs fundamen-
to basico Y precioso de SU DE-
RECHO NACIONAL; Y una ne
cesidad politica puede obligar al
Pueblo Americana insrirado por
otra acci6n de justicia nacional,
oonvert4rnos. en- cua quler mo-
mento, en UN MIEMBRO DE
LA. UNION DE ESTADGS.
Debemos, por tanto, apurar
nuestra preparation, actuando sa-
bia v juiciosamente, poniendo a
contribution, todo nuestro patrio-
tismo, todos nuestros Valores ci-
vicos, eliminando todo preiuicio
polftico, Y disponiendonos a cons
truir. UNA PATRIA. para TODOS
los ciudadanos americanos de
Puerto Rico.
EEL CALuINO ESTA FIRME-
'MENTE TRAZADO"; no Sc pue-
de va retroceder, sigamos "ADE-
bANTE, SIEMPRE LUCHAN-
DO".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
Texto lntegro de las
sensacionales declara-
clones expresadas por
los asamblelstas rnuni-
cips les en- contra del
Negociado de Asuntos
Insulares de Wash. y
del general Mcintyre

Ampliando nuestras notas de
aver sobre la resolucion de la
Asamblea Municipal protcstandoA de
la actitud del Negociado de Asun
tos Insulares, de Washington, acer
ca del emprestito, reproducimos
hoy ell texto integro de las decla-
raciones consignadas por ell voto
unanime de los asambleistas en- di-
cho documento;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

ALA para ell dia l ne Marzo, lie
este aao, durante. la eailna. de la
noclle v a. ESQ de las doce de la
misrna, celebrabase un velorio en-
uno de los barios de "a ciudad de
Cagpas, Hamado To nas:s de Cas-
tro's. AL lado de la casa en- qae
rendian culto la religion, form6-
Sc una jugada de dadoss
Entire otros jugadorcy, Sc cncon-
traban los siglientes. Victor Pa
net, Eusebio Serapo y t.ul sujeto
uamado. Ocasio.
Como era de esperarse. sl,rgi6 la
consabida discussion entire los ju.
gadores, o sea entire selrano y Oca-
sio, Intervene en- ell asul1to Vic
tor Panet, quien trata5a, de. calrlar
a los, dos querellantes. Peco parece
ore fu6 encendiendose IN llama del
odio entire ambos Y panct,. Sc We
obGgado q irse a las manos con Sc
yrano, resultando que Psnet, muere
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

81 ICDo. ANGEL M. vILLAMIL,
PRONUNCIA UN ErccUENTIsI-
MO, DIsCUEsO ANTI Ell GRAN
JURADo DE LA CoRTE DE DIS
TRITo DE HUMAcAo. SAcAN.
DO, ABSUELTO A UN ACUSADo
DE HoMICLDIO vcLUNTARIoe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
Ell MUNDo
Ell EX-REPPESENTANTE..

men civil que regularmente Sc
establece como mealo ae Pre- pa-4.-
ci6n en- todos los Territories
dc los Estados Unidos, para que
los ciudadanos americanos de di-
chos Territories puedan alcanzar
q grado maximo de gobieFno pro-
pio, a nledida que. la practica en-
el manejo de sus propios intereses
v oe su gopierno, los ha prepara-
do polftica Y econ6micamente pa
Ia oOeeaer la conpleta SOBERA-
MA como UNO MAS de los
MIEMBROS DIGNOS Y RES
PONSABLES DE LA UNION
DE ESTADOS DE LA FEDE-
RACION.
4o sostengo, cue, dentro de la
Ley Jones, TODO ell Gobierno de
nuestro Pals PUEDE ser puesto
en- nuestras manos, como signo
de respeto al derecho que nos da
nuestra ciuaadania: touo depe.lde
de la capacidad que demostremos
en- la practica del ejercicio de
las funciones publicas, de name
ra que, va legislando, va actuan-
do como mandatarios del pueblo,
demos prueoa qCe sabenlos orga-
nizar Y sostener un gobierno de-
Pueblo, por ell Pueblo y PARA
TODO Ell PUEBLO, aseguran-
dole su libertad Y su derecho, ms
pirandole amor Y lealtad su
ciudadania Y respetando su So
berana voluntad.
Entonces, Y solo entonces, go
zaremos plenamente los derecnos
de la ciudadania con toda la dig
nidad y 9randeza de una verda-
dera comdnidad Americana, edu-
eada en- la Escuela de la LIBER
lab J LA DEGI OGRAGiA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

PoR CUANTo, El Consejo Eje-
cutivo de Puerto Rico con fecha.
10 del corriente resolvi6 que con-
sideraria acknowledgements una 0rde
nansa de la Asamblea Municipal,
proveyendo para la contradiction de
un emprestito que no exceda de
$2,50o,000.o0, siempre que entire
etras condolences, Ia Asamblea Mu
nicipal solicite que dichos bonos
ssan vendidos por conducto del Ne
gociado de Asuntos Insulares del
Drpartawento de la Guerra;
POR CUANTo, desppes de haber-
Sc aprobado una Ordenanza Ia
les fines. Ell dfa 27 de mayo del
afio 1925, ell Alcalde de esta ciu-
dad ta recibido del Hon. Goberna
dor de la isla, copia de un cable
grama recibido del Jefe del BIZ.
reau de Asuntos Insulares. (Se CO.
pia)
PoR CUANTo, ell Articulo 10
de La Ley Municipal, en- su aparta
do dice: ''la venta de bonos mu
nicipales Sc. har& mediante subasta
pIbIca;
PoR CUANTo, la Asamblea Mu
n'c:pal no puede aceptar las preten
clones del Bureau de. .Asuntos. Insu
lsres, expresadas en-. Ell trasncrito
cab,egrama, por ser una manifesto
violaci6n de la Ley y una abdica-
cion de los derechos indeclinables
que en- materia de vents de bo-
nos Ia Asamblea Legislative ha
puesto en- maros de las Asambleas
Mrnicipales;
POR CUANTo, de aceptar las in
dicaciones del Negociado de Asun.
tos Insrlares, Ia Asamblea viola
ria los preceptos del Articulo 4s
de la Ley Municipal. (se copia
el articulo 43.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

Ell Acta Jones pone en- nuestras
manos TOD0S los elementos in
dispensables para desenvolvernos
progresivamente dentro del regi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20
''Durante 7 Amos Surf d.
ECzema-Ya no tenia es
pGFeraRza AhOra este
sano", Dice ell 81. .BriOnes

s'DuFante la noche no podia disfrutar de un
hora de sueno. Despues de que seis medica
40 pudieTon aliviaTme, compre mi primer frascG
de Lavol. y esa noche, antes de acostarme apl
porciOno un sueno tTanquilO reparado
Pronto mn piel irritada Sc volvi6 tan tersa, az
tive que suspender mi peddo de seis frascc
ms Considero que es un milagro de Dios gu
ga medicina haya llegado este pals" oeclar.
q 81. Juan Briones. distinguido residente q
Cagayen, Misarnis. Islas Filipinas
HemOs escogido estas cart2s de personals dc
habla espanola, para demostrar a I'd. qu
fambien su enfermedad cutanea puede desa
parecer con este hquido purifcador Hag
desaparecer Ia comezon. Elimine hoy mism
esas llagas.
x,sv;ea ser,aras a,s,aa ~, ,l$o,- it IL sl1le
Fl alivio sc produce con el primer frascc
Tres gotas sobre la piel y desaparece la come
zon- Pida hoy un iolleto o uu frasco de Lave
n IA botica.
r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-20

de Distrito de Iumacao, aiive e
Gran Jurado, .antes de aver, deas
pues de un briilantisimo disopxso
pronunciado por Ell abogado 1efen4
sor, ell conocido intelligence Lcdos,
Angel M. yilIamil, que tiene su bn
feto establecido en- Cagda1, ~
obtiene un veredicto absolutorio pa,
ra su defendido,~ siendo felicitada
por toda la concurrencia q dic1r
juicio. -. !. J. - !. Il
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
WILL DISCLOSE
HIS RELATIONS
WITH DEMPSEY
Wants License to Do
Walkers Business
For Him
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, June 9.-When
the New York Boxing commission
was pressing Jack Dempsey to an
swer the challenge filed against him
by Harry Wills, Jack Kearns, the
manager of the heavyweight champ
aon remarked flippantly:
n "Let the commission put up the
dough and promote the fight and
well fight. &"
The commission didn't like his
attitude.
Dempsey probably will never put
his jaw in a position where it can
get sock of retaliation from the
commission because it is generally
agreed that he never will fight
again, but Kearns is exposing HIM
self today.
When Dempsey slipped out Of his
hands and skipped to Europe,
Kearns picked up Mickey Walker,
the world s welterweight champion.
Walker is going to fight Harry
Greb for the middlcwcight champ
ionship in the Polo grounds on June
10 and kcarns wants license from
the commission TO do Walker s bus
mess for him. Kcarns is going to
approach the boxing commission to.
day and ask if he can get u re-
ncwal of his license.
~ I'M in favor of tabling his ap-
plication so long that he can never
appear in New York until he says
something about Wills or until
Dempsey says that he's through
fighting, James A. Farley, chair
man of the commission, said today.
Colonel Phclan, (thc license
commissioner feels the same way
about it and | believe that Com
missioner Muldoon win support us. "
Kearns feels that he has nothing
to fear that everything will be set
tied insPeaee. It is.underatoo'i- ,tisas
kearns will tell the commissioners
that he is no logger the manager of
Dempsey and that he caiinot speak
for him or be held responsible for
anything. he does or else that Dcmp'
sev is through with the ring and
never will fight again,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

Yesterdays Hero-Earl Combs
dashed home while outfielder Rice
held Gchrig's fly in the tenth inning
and scored the run that gave the
Yankees q to 5 victory over the
Browns.
Rogers Hornsby singled in the
ninth and drove in the run that en-
abled the Cards to beat the Robins
6 to 3.
With double and three singles
in four times up, Charley Grantham
led the attack that gave the Pirates
an s to victory over the Braves.
Mandy Brooks, a rookie from CO.
lumbus, hit two home runs and a
single and helped the Cubs beat
the Giants, 10 to 4.
The Tigers knocked Baumgartner
and Groves out of the box and beat
the Athletics z to 6.
knode's double knocked in the
only run that the Indians could get
off Ehmke and the Red Sox won 3
to /.
Bunchcd hits off Jimmy Ring in
the first inning gave the Reds four
runs and the Phils ost to ..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Rescue Workers
Still Digging to
LOc ate Bodies
BY United Press Leased Wire

STURGIS, Ky, June 9. - Weary
rescue workers were still digging
in an effort to locate the remaining
bodies of 13 miners trapped i'll an
explosion which wrecked mine No.
. of the West Kentucky Coal Conn
pany here yesterday.
-Four bodies of negro miners have
been recovered and it was believed
there were nine bodies still left, five
white and four colored. Six men
were brought out alive late Monday.
"All of the men at the level at
which we are now working We're
dead two minutes after the blast,
T. L. Jenkins, vice president OF
the coal company, said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

were not in sympathy with Koy-
ner's policies.
Koyner announced he would open
offices in Los Angeles as consulting
engineer.
PASADENA, Cal, June G, -
George II. Cooper, assistant city
manager OF Pasadena, resigned to-
day, following the resignation of
City Manager G. w. Koiner.
The designations were expected
to start Il renewal of the Khan po-
litical war in Pasadena, which pre-
dominated the recent election. Four
members of the present board of city
directors were openly supported by
members of the secret order.
Simultaneous with Hoopcr's res
ignation, five former city police
men, discharged Il year ago by Po-
lice Chief Charles II. Kelley applied
today for reinstatement with
prejudice -
Police Chief Kelley intimated he
would resign if the former Officers,
who supported the klan members
of the city board, were replaced on
the force.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
SEEK GUARDIAN
FOR GRANDSON OF
OLIVE MAGNATE

LOS ANGELES, June O. Peti-
ton for a guardian for Charles Gro
gan, grandson of Ripe Olive
Grogan, millionaire packer, was
heard today in Judge Frank X. Will
lis court.
The boy as beneficiary of Il $780,
600 estate has asked that an attor.
ncy be appointed his guardian.
His grandfather, Frank w. Hunt,
also filed Il petition for the guard
ianship after the disappearance of
Mrs. Grace Young, the boys moth
or three months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Seed Growers OF
I us. Are Meeting
At Angel City

LOS ANGELES, June o. Seed
growers, from all sections of. the
country. and several hundred strong,
gathered here today for the annual
convention of the American Seed
Trade association.
Mayor George Cryer welcomed the
delegates to the Pacific coast. l..
w. Wheeler, Gilroy, Calf, presi-
dent of the association, responded
for the seed growers, and delivered
the annual address.
He said that $4,000 acres Of Cali
fornia lands are devoted to the
growing of seeds, and that the larg-
est percentage Of onion, lettuce and
flower seeds is grown in this state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Rescue
Bearing
At Oslo
Steamer,
Planes,
Sunday
BY United Press Leased Wire

OSLO, June 9.-The steamer In
gcrtre, bearing airplanes to hunt
along the ice frihges for the miss
ing Amundsen Ellsworth polar cx-
peditlon is expected to arrive next
Sunday at Spitzbergen.
1t is thought the planes, while
not penetrating far north, might
be of service provided Amundscn
encountered difficulty soon after
his jump off more than two weeks
ago from Kings Bay, Spitzbergen.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Mabel NOrmand to
Appear In Stage
Musical Comedies

HOLLYWOOD, JUNG 9.-Mabcl
Normand, film comcdicnuc, has
signed fiNcycar contract with A.
IT, Woods, New York theatrical pro,
motcr TO appear on the speaking
stage in musical comedies.
Woods, in announcing the con.
tract, said Miss Normand would
leave for New York in few days
to begin rehcarsing for the first
comedy, in which she will be star
red. Tho play will open at the Ritz
Theater, New York, Aug. 27 Woods
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
New Trial Plea
In DIR. Kerr Case
Is On Tomorrow

Los ANGELES, June 9.-Argu-
ments for II new trial for DIR.
Franklin +. Kerr, convicted of
mailing poisoned candy to his di-
vorced wife, Dr. Luclla +. Kerr,
will be heard by Federal Judge VIII
Jam y. James tomorrow.
Sentence will also be imposed at
that time if the. motion is denied.
The physician was to have been
scntdnccd Monday afternoon, but
the motion for n new trial caused
its postponemcnt.
Judge James announced that bali
would be fixed at $1,000 il an
appeal was made.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Scopes See Big
Tall Buildings
For First Time
BY TAYLOR

NEW YORK, June O. With a
crick in his neck from gazing up at
the tall buildings, he was seeing for
the first time, John T. Scopes,
youthful teacher of biology in a
Dayton, Tenn, high school who next
month will be the central figure in
the now famous evolution trial,
conferred today with officials of
the American Civil Liberties union,
who will aid in his defense.
Scopes, freckle faced, towheaded
and shy, is to be tried for violating
state law prohibiting the teaching
of evolution i'll the schools Of Ten
nessee.
cit was just afdrug store argu-
ment that got cut of CONTROL he
explained. "They dared me to
teach it, so / went ahead and did,
to see what would happen.o
The hustle and roar of New York,
its myrid sky scrapers and millions
of motors and most of all the sub
way expresses, bewildered and de-
lighted the country school teacher.
. A
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS FOE
SPRrNKLING SYSTEM

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Imperial
County will receive at their Cham
bers in the Court House at El Cen
tro, up until the hour of two y. m.
July 9th, 1925, sealed proposals for
the furnishing of materials and Ia
stallation for sprinkling system
for the Colrt House grounds accord
ing to the plans and specifications
now on file in the office of tho
County Clerk of Imperial County,
located in the Court House at El
Centre, California.
Tho Board OF Supervisors hereby
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. n
BY order Of the Board Of super.
yisors.
Dated this 3rd day Of Jupcs iDa6.
c. g. MUUSsEAu,
County Clerk aud ex-0ffieio Clerk
of the Board OF Supervisors u
Imperial County
By Z. n, Simpson, Deputy. stlQ
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
City Manager of
Pasadena Quits

PASADENA, Calf, June &C.
W. koyner, city manager of Pasa-
dena, presented his resignation to
the board of directors this after
noon, effective July |.
Koyner has been city manager
here the past four years. No rea-
son was given for the resignation,
but 1t was said that four newly
elected members of the city board
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Dirigible Will
Make New "Iry''
By United Press Lcnsed Nirc

LAKEHURST, n. j., June o -
Within As hours, the navy dirigiblc
Los Angeles is expected TO make a
nes4 start for MINNEAPOLIS. r.:
Following instruction from See
rotary of the Navy Wilbur, repairs
on the two crippled engines are
being rushed and the airship prob
ably will be ready for the trip late
to@o-ror.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
ESCAPES ONE CRASH,
KILLED IN ANOTHER

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9. -
Escaping death when the automo-
bile he was driving overturned on
u highway near here today, Nernett
Turner, 2S, negro garage worker,
was run over and killed by pass
ing machine while walking away
from tho wreck.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
TWO ILLINOIS GIRLS
KILLED IN CRASH
BY United Press Leased Wire

CAPE GIRARDEAU, june S. =
Miss Pearl Baysinger and Miss Grace
Lamar, both of Cobden,, Ill.,, were
killed and John Hunter, pilot, was
seriously injured when an airplane
crashed to the ground here late
Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
GENERALS MOTHER DIES

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, June 9.-Mrs.
Sarah Jane Mcnohcr, aged %, moth
or of General Charles T. Mcnohcr'
department of California, |. ). A.
died here this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
FINAL ROUT OF HEAT
PROCLAIMED TODAY

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Final
rout Of the late heat wave was pro-
claimed by the weather bureau to-
day with loc;s thunder showers
forecast for every state cast of the
NJ Mississippi.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
THE PRESS CT LASSIFlED SECTION
For Sale-AutOyaObIes

FOR SALE-Ford Sedan, new rub
Der and 1924 motor. 5000 this
week. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 545J. Ste
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
PACIFIC COAST
Yesterdays S Results

No games scheduled; teams trav
cling.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays ResuI

Yesterdays Results
New York 6, st. Louis 5.
Detroit I, Philadelphia 6.
Boston 3, Cleveland ].
Chicago at Washington postpon-
cd; rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
ST. Louis 6, Brooklyn 5.
Chicago 10, New York 4.
Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia ..
Pittsburgh 8, Boston 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

The cherry crop at Beaumont, San
Bernardino county, is the largest in
its history. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-Dick
Donald has learned that staging q
huge lightweight elimination contest
ism t all that it is cracked up to
be. For one thing Dick is still at
sea regarding final returns on his
Saturday night fight.
--latest reports from the battle
! front where Il score of checkers are
trying to figure out how much Dick
made or lost is that 10000 persons
witnessed the fight. Of this num-
Der, it is believed nearly half crash
ed the gate.
Notwithstanding this Dick is hap
py IN the thought that he has pull
cd off the biggest thing in the box
ing line California has witnessed
since the Ad Wolgast-Joe Rivers
affair many, many years ago.
Jack Doyle pulled fast one on
Dick Donald when he announced
he had been granted permission to
stage III open 1a1r' ffghSeaeeMaier
Park on Tuesday evening, july 81.
This leaves Dick out in the cold
with his proposed July fight. The
boxing commission rules that only
one open exyent can be staged
IN one month. Chairman Sterling
er verified Doyle's announcement.
Joe Stecher, claimant of the
world $ heavyweight wrestling title
worked off the bad effects of a
tram ride from the middle west at
Jac5S Dempsey Manhattan gym.
nasium today.
Stechcr claims that he is in nor.
feet condition and ready to meet
Dan koloff at the 160th infantry
armory tomorrow night. Stecher is
not worrying over the result of the
match.
M1ddlcweights and featherweights
head the fight card at Vernon
Coliseum tonight. In the main ten.
round event, Bert Colima, Whittier
middleweight, exchanges blows with
Harry Mclcar, and Jackie Fields,
former amateur world fcatherweight
champ, meets Billy Young in the
SIX round semi-windup.
Colima and Fields are favored to
win.
In tho preliminary bouts all
Fighters are 145 Founders. Nick
Antonio meets Tommy Murphy over
a six round route, Bobby GRAY
fights Jimmy Laventhal for four
rounds, and Jimmy Dcoring will
swing gloves with Sailor Joe Re-
aumc in the four round curtain
raiser.
Sammy Mandcll, Rockford, ILL.,,
lightweight who defeated Phil Sal,
vadorc i'll ten round bout at the
Ascot Speedway arena last Satur-
day night, left today for Chicago.
The cause of Mandcll s sudden
departure was "A telegram from his
manager, Eddie Kane, to rush to
Chicago.
1t is believed that Kane j, cx-
pccting to sign Mandcll' with Sid
Ferris for an open air fight il
New York this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Reyp " anteG

WANTED-Contracts tractor plow-
ing and discing, also orchard and
vineyard cared for. Address 4S1
Holt. Phone 169W, El Centre.
o9tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
For Rent-R0oniS,
APARTMENTS and Houses

FOR RENT-Several good houses,
furnished, and unfurnished. Also
apt, $4,000 including lights. Mrs.
Land. 793 Park. Off
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
Wanted to Bun

WANTED-To buy hogs. Rte 2, Box
~, Ell Centre. 8 to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

FOR SALE-Beautiful furniture at
sacrifice. House for rent. 1850
Brighton Ave. 9t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09

FOR RENT-House, S1S Date.
$3.50, water. Phone G. w. Allen,
$3.50. .Stf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-09
!!TODAY'SWANTADS|

HATES:-1'he rale for i.serting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tlsements in the Imperial Valley
eress is cent per word each inser-
ton. Minimum charge 25 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-29

commission approximately $4,000 on
automobile parts. A suit Is now
pending wherein Schlensker Is seek
ing to recover $4,000 he deposited
to cover discrepancies. Williams
and Crawford were indicted by the
Marion County grand jury March Q.
1925. charged with conspiracy to
embezzle commission property,
Road Praised
John Kitley, county commissioner,
today received a letter from DR.. Il,
]. Pedlow, r. r. c. Box So. praising
the condition of the w. Morris St.
Rd. from Holt Rd. to the High
School Rd. Tuesday 1t was reported
John c. McCloskey, president board
Of commissioner, inspected the road
and declared it TO be in a bad con
dition.
IT live on this road, and It is one
of the best In the county" DIR. Ped.
low wrote. Kitley. George Schmidt,
county engineer, and w. c. Brown Of
the Portland Cement Company, who
went over the road Tuesday, asserted
1t is in splendid condition. why, we
couldn't want a better road in the
State" said Kitley. IT think Mo-
Closkey must have been on the
wrong road" he said.