davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
La COmiSi6n de la CANA
"a. para inveStigar Ia
efeCtiVidad de Ia Orden
del COmiSiOnadO de Sd
.nidad a los ObrerOS pro-
hibiendO Ia reDdrdCi6n
pdrCiaI de CaSaS. rinde
Su infOrme
Sc eStudi6 en- t0daS sus
parties ell probIema que
denunCi0 en- la Camara ell
Representative ST.. C0ha-
lies Gambia

Despues de una extensa vista de
investigaciones en- Ia ciudad de Are
cibo, la Comisi6n designada por Ia
Camara de Representatives. para es-
tudiar sobre ell terreno ell problema
Que denunci6 ell Representative Sr.
CobaIles Gambia, lider de la Allan
"a en- la Camara baja, y uno de los
mas preeminentes oradores del pals,
ACADIA de rendir III importantlsimo
informe proponiendo saludables en-
mlendas q la Ley, disponiendo la
salubridad p1blica, en- forma tai que
Sc comedian al Comisionado de Sa-
nidad facultades para hacer las
exenciones a las estrictas reglas de
nuevas construcciones, en- casos CO.
mo Ell que motiva la investigation.
Ell oRIGEN DE LA
INVESTIGATION
Los vecinos de la ciudad de Are
cibo Sc han quejado a su represen-
tante en- ell Parlamento Sr. Coba-
lies, de que de acuerdo con una or
den del Comisionado de Sandal,
basada en- los c6digos vigentes, no
Sc permitia en- aquella ciu6ad la re-
construction parcial de casas, q me-
nos que no Sc ~procediese a instalar
todos los aparatos modernos de per-
fecta hygiene.
La Camara, a moci6n del Sr. Co
bales, design6 a los Sres. Coballes
Gambia, Perez Cruz, Pavia y Alon-
SO, para investigar sobre ell terreno
las condolences denunciadas por los
trabajadores de Arecibo que care
clan de r~ecursos para cumplir 10 ext
gido por Ell Depto. de Sandal.
Antics de salir para Arecibo, Ell
sr. coballes Gambia nos explico en-
la siguiente forma ell objeto princi-
pal de- la proyectada vista a la ciu-
dad de Arecibo, vista que habia
de hacerse en- compania del Conf
sionado de Sandal:
"El prop6sito de la comisi6n es
no solamente buscar ell medic de
que los duehos de casas averiadas
0 d~eterioradas puedan r~epararlas,
sino tambien, con la cooperation de
la Administrator, crear una barria-
da obrera en- la ciudad de Arecibo,
fesolviendo asf una de las cuestio-
nes mas im%portantes y trascenden-
tales en- Ia vida de aquella progre-
silva ciudad''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01


En- este caso Sc imputa al acu-
sado, John A. Wilson, que en- Ia de
julio de 1926, y en- la Oficina de la
Guardia Nacional de San Juan, con
la intencidn de causar dafio COR
poral en- la persona del denuncian-
te, le acometio y lie agredi6 con las
manos, dandole una bofetada.
La corte comienza por lamentar
hondamente que acaso la falta de
ecuanimidad Y serenidad de amino
en- el precise momento de la conf
sion del delito, EN- uno ii otro tie
los dos distinguidos miembros de
lnstituciones militares q. fguran en-
Ell case como acusade Y denuncian-
te, respectivamente, haya dado
f%otlyo a la intervention judicial
Y . que, de acuerdo o Ell derecho
Y los hechos, los fines de la JUS
tlcia, a juicio de esta corte, Sc cum
plan en- clos, como en- cualesquiera
otros ciudadanos.
FL acusado estuvo r~epresentado
Commits en- la pagina 81
~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
All coNsuMIDoR

'.Ademas puede listed tener alb
soiuta certeza de que ese plan ven
dria 3 perjudicar al consumidor, a
poner sobre NJ hombros una earga
mas pesada aun d. la a. Sc We obi
gado a sostener en- estos crorasn-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
LA LEY DEL
RETRO DERROTADA

La Camara derroto a Ultima ho-
ra Ia Ley del retro de los emplea-
dos que tanta discussion ha provo
cado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

UnIca oportunidad de robie v
metal. Buena para Restaurant,
Colmado. carniceria, Boticas,
Hospltales, etc.
Luna SO, Tel. 1919, Box 1909
SAN JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
Sc ALoulLA

casa Avenida Miramar No. 10
esquina carretera nueva Y ca
lie Palma. $50 metros solar.
Informant: telefono 4o5, San
Juan, de 9 a 1880 mariana Y
2 a 4:30 tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
DEsEAMos AGENTEs

expertos y con responsabilidad para
yender automobiles STAR, en- las
ciudades donde no estamos repre-
senfados. Requerimos buenas refe-
rencias.
SCHLUTER & co SUCR.
San Juan, F. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
"CREENOS FRNENENTE QUEE EFECTO RETROACTIVE A La
LEYD INCOME TAX ES IMUSTO, ARBITRARO YPERTURBADOR'
Ash Sc expreSan los senadores ApOnte. Fuertes,
Gonzalez fagundO y Martinez al expliCar So yOtO
en- la Cdmdrd Alta

"Sostenemos ademas que dicha clausula traera largos
de resuItados dudosos.- gregan-Sostenemos que
la cantidad que traera la retroactividad no salvara IA
situaci6n del Tesoro ~Insular"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

Expllcan adeHdS que VOtan en- favor del prOyectO pOr evhaf IN con-
nctO, peFO que solo Sc Finden ante Ia fuerza de Ia mayOFid
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01

Cor motive de publican Ell MUM
DO dltimamente I'm importantisimo
plan de nnestro ilustre amigo, Ell
Speaker de la Camara, Hon. don
jose Tous Soto, mediante Ell cual
vendria q ~resolverse satisfactoria-
mente la crisis economical, soHcita
mos una opinion a csc respecto del
uder de los puros v representative
de Ia ninoria en- Ell senado, ya our
siempre acostumbramos dar las OPT
niones de y otro lado en- be-
neacio de nuestros l~ectores, que en-
deinitiva, y usando su ano juicio,
son los namados a r~esoiver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
NO CREE QUE Sc pgEDA
GRAvAR LA
IMPORTATION

5cual es su opini6n,-le pregun-
tamos,-en relacidn con La idea
de gravar la Importation medjante
IA imposici6n de eiertas ccntribe-
clones y previa authorization del
Congreso americano7
I'm manera aiguna puedo
Greer en- Ia efectividad de Csc plan,
En- estas cuestiones econ6rnicas me
gusta hablar con absolute fran
queza. Debo pues decirie que a mi
juicio gravar la importation de
articulos seria volver a las antiguas
fuchas juridicas. ESQ seria 10 uni
CO que iriamos ganando.
"Todos conocemos las a~ntiguas
difcultades al margen del conner
cio inter-estado Y en- Puerto Rico
solo volveria a repetirse La histo-
ria, aparte de las difcultades y
co~nfiictos que clio habria de crear
al gobierno insular's
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-01
r MAuRA

Registrar uuiv. de p. r..
Aavt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
All Saints Day
Sermon Topic
Are Attractive

All.sainlg Day win be observed
In many Seattle churches Sunday.
by special sermons and music. Fol.
lowing Is a list Of some Of the ser.
mons.
Has Seattle Conc TO Hcil?' DR..
Ambrose NJ Bailey, First Baptist
church, 1880 y. m
"a Lonely Christ" the Rov. J.
Ralph MaEco, First Methodist Epls.
copnl church. II a. m.
The Christian Household" ii a.
m; tho Rev II. S. Tcmplcton, Uni
versity Presbyterian church.
Faithful, True and Bold" Rev
Paul y. James, Christ Church. Eps.
copol If a. m.
Saints, Ancient and Modern. %
Rcy. Charles Stanley Nook. Trinity
Parish church II n. IN.
Tho Present Witness OF Depart.
cd Souls" Rev. John D. McLauch.
Ian, Saint Marks church, II a. m.
The eighth anniversary of tho
pastorotc or Or. Russell 4. Thrapp.
OF the First Christian church, viii
be celebrated in tho morning scry.
ices at II n IN.
a special musical program viii
be held nc tho Westminster prcsby.
terion church at II n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
RAINIER VALLEY
ROADS SOUGHT
Ask Other Organizations TO
Support New Program

support for new road-buildlng
program sponsored by the Rainier
valley Commercial club viii be-
asked Of other organizations next
week Tho club recently decided
10 fight far this principle.
"All future street improvements
shail be effected by charging abut.
ting property for tho complete inn
provement. AN amount equal 20 tho
cost Of nm ordinary street An
above this n 20 De paid ont Uf
The state, county aud general funds
OF the city"
Donald Munro. chairman Of the
committee. viii address the Seattle
Real Estate board next Thursday
noon Robert H. Harlan. or the
club. VIII explain fho campaign 20
North End Community club at the
Green Lake library next Wednesday
evsnlnr.
Tho Rainier clubs program In.
cludcs completion of Empire way.
Beacon ave. and I.niuier ave.
schemes wlfsou, further cost to 10.
cal property. construction of three
from Lake Washington
to Tho Sound, between Dearborn
ST. and the south city limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Coast Guard to Take TO
Air After Rum Runners
Booze Planes to BE Seized and Operated as
Air Rum Chasers, Capt Dodge Hopes

A ERlAL hooueEgru win be- hunted
in their own element ia iHa
Northwest N Captain H. y. uodr,
head or the United States coast guard
service u Seattle. h8s ufr aay. De-
H8il Saturday lir hH s.a plans 60
secure "a flying branch af tHs coast
GUARD service here
Tho activities ut Dodge corps Of
coast guard boats m tHe Sound and
close 20 Canadian uutrr oH the
Strait oi Juan da Fura hayf gut down
raoza fuugsLIuE by boat Dodge as-
scFtF.
but liquor iH stiil coming across
tho border 10 quFuOh tho tblrHt OF
thousands ~ pHrrhfd Fe8ffrHfs
i,um9r has E that good portion
OF this uoorr cargo Is coming arras4
iu lots ~ 90 % 40 cEtrs iu tHa hold
~ tasi. hsh Nyus planes which
wing their way from rachs7 la can.
ada Go secluded lakes. rivera ana
hHfbnr ulanE Puget Sound.
Reports have como 90 Captain
Dodge. DO Flid. chat There arc az
many as four uiaBs operating Iu The
Northwest iu Chile tfN.uu
n have written 20 hiHFt8u 10
find "ut what the navigation Aas
have 60 say on tho reisure n hydro
planes I want 20 find ont what
equipment. or licenses they mual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Witches to Ply
Wiles at Star
Dance Tonight

Double. double, toll and trou.
bile;
firo burn and cauldrou hub.
BILE
Macbcih's three witches sang this
dircful ditty while cooking up the
broth nt trouble Tor the general In
the kings army, some centuries
ago. Other witches. regular 1925
models, arc singing. too. over their
preparations Tor tho annual ban OF
Seattle chapter order ~ tho East.
orn star a gala event which IL 10
be staged In the shrine auditorium
Harvard ave. and Pine en-. saturday
nieht, in celebration OF tho event OF
Halloween.
Their SONG, however. O. n PRAYER
for tho happiness Of their guests
and they are represented TO be the
very simile Of good cheer and
charm.
With decorations placed 10 match
tho general spirit Of tho affair. and
with several hundred guests cx.
reeted 10 attend. Mrs. Olga Taiin.
ferro. worthy mltron OF The chap.
ter and her committee. headed by
jack Gray, have planned an enter
miament larger In scope than any
which has been heretofore attempt.
cd, The chapter has been hosts NJ
similar functions for many years
In tho past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

have ta avoid Hr.FurH 5grI ilEa any
other wstugWfI" Dodge r4li
"lt Washington tells me tbat the
navigation lsa apply 90 acceptance
II0rblnr 0H United States WafrT.
600 orlsr 900 my boats to overhaul
and search any plane they -ighf uB
'hr water
"AHl 10 } once Eef ono. irlI never
sri away from mr ! want Ia good
piano w.fh which 20 ert after tbtso
Ulwrif,a booze Hnd dope smurHjJH
. con play ihsir mua jgat us welt
as they can. lt can rec the
chance"
lf capt Dodge rm furnish proof
20 hlH headquarters 90 Washington
uai dope ANA liquor are being
fmuEelel across me border la a.ra
planes He feels sure tbat hr can
Egt "a branch az ths roaHt guard ny
inE service established here
~ Doc Do HuCrr ful, hD 1yf hr
will ha ready HnB atle Go el after
ih0 aerial um muggisw .iu tho
only way which wll ever 81 office
ugr. by nIp'ans Tho planes would
not attack smuEElsrs lH ihe air. hat
would trail them iu ibrlg landing
place After they hlga seized
fsw ~ ihe smuggling planes. Dodge
thinks ho wiI rcye them ont ~
Tic air Ua be already claims 10
have scared thorn on thy water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
SNOW FALLS ON.
ATLANTIC COAST
New England States Under
Half-FOOt White BLANKET

NEW YORK. oot. si.-ny 4. P)--
breaking an records FOR October
snowfall white blanket loy over
tbs northeastern par, %, The United
states to-day
The Sew England states were un.
der six and seven inches % snow in
nae sections. while Sew Jersey rc.
ported the heaviest IAN Tor this time
~ year within the memory or tho
oldest inhabl,ant. sleighbels J,uglcj
in Pennsylvania. where the snow
luade reads impossible Tor automo-
bales,
In New York snow started falling
early Friday morning and persisted
into the evening Temperatures
averaged 20 degrees up state.
Philadelphia ls in tho Strip OF below
freezing temperature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

day ho resolved 10 I0ll the iron man"
in tho Ecueml direction o. ono Of
tho weaker bal ha' sex, Here IL
comes Mrs T. j.. BALL stand Jy ln
Burnett. wash. 20 receive o.
Here's the story I'VE used 10 live
in Narbrz pass egad' WiHdg My
brother ard / hnrucscd Il one day.
10 deserted houses 90 q mining camp.
Thsn. with % blanket nailed 10 o.
frame we made q HaIi I sat on the
hDufetops and stored. My brother
manipulated tho -ldderr
80 wg aailed the houses down %
our ranch and thus wc built me city
OF Euumr,aw. by I0yo"
one buck every day Tor the Major
ipople yarn that's printed See our
Boarding House FOR ssmplsa. Send
'em 90 tHe club at Tho Seattle Star.
1907 seventh awe. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
HIGHER RATES
ON LUMBER
!. C. C. Orders New Sched-
ule From Northwest to South

WASHINGTON. oct Shy u.
Pl-Higher rates on lumber from
the Pacific Northwest 20 Southern
destinations were ordered uy the
interstate commerce commission 20.
day. In dlsmisslng complaint OF
the West Coast Lumbermens r.,
ISOLATION.
The Increase ranges from 10 IS
cents per 100 pounds and becomes
effective November 81.
The commission had investigated
the proposed rates. which apply
thru tributaries fixed with Denver.
Colo. as a base. on the lines OF
the Louisville 8 Nashville ard the
Gull. Mobile & Northern.
Schedules on these roads were in.
volved BY cancellation Of their
present Join rates on lumber from
Oregon. Washington and British
Columbia, via Denver to New or.
leans. Mobile. Pensacola ana inter.
mediate points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Dependent Woman
Ends Life in Lake

Dependency causcd Mrs. Mary G.
Daniels, rs. $500 Dawson A.. 10
commit suicide by drowning m Lake
Washington az the foot Of Alnsln
e.. Friday evening. She wns later
identified at tho county morgue by
her sonin-law. J T. Vincent. Of
the same address.
a note which was left unsigned
on tho shore said This Is hard. /
nm driven to u. and don't know
what else to do. so this will end
their trouble with me. The girls
have forsakcn me and my lie IS
nothing 60 me I have nothing TO
live for 20 hope won't be found.
Goodby TO all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

10 remained luiagi
Hui the United States courts arc
doing what the elements could not
do.
Saturday Federal Judge Netsrer
ordered thai with The consent N both
parties and tho posting u Sc .atb
bond TIE Norwegian government
should have p9FsreaiGn 0f mnl. now
lbg picture films ard machine
scientific apparatus and various
other aupplea which belong 10 d.
The SLIP ITSELF and HiI Of itr SUM
piles have been attached pending
The decision 70 libel su.l aEaiusl
ii filed hy q number % Seattle agms
vhlrb riaim rhey furnished che nh.p
ana supplies prior 80 h.
departure for tho Far North In
1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Brother Officers TO Aid
Suffering, PdyLeSS Hero
Reservists VIII Act on Case of Nathan viii
Jams; Vets Hope to Raise Money

Gers association. teIay invited sub
mission of "a letter ta tgst body
luHs forth th5 ul ngt about
Williams ease
quick Investigations will Do made.
hg ad UGI official action h} tHr
reserve officers ruH .drr.d
10 was because Ma status iu thg
army was that ,f Cd reserve officer
tWJ williams. cruelty dlab.ci Doe
HIs y1unlFys service. found himself
RETIRED without my" whom thc War
uas over
ne was retired NOT Boz tbf active
civil Ite 90 which mmJ COZ h.a rud-
I.es returned. mt 90 Indefinite re,
pose un nIs hack within tbe white
walls of HaauualE where surgeons
cut ana av,I ON first ono les ANA
then tHr other io keep ahead %
rustromalIUa decay 90 iba lunfs
simultaneously, medical talent OF
the navy was uudInE BE- hopeless
iob 90 ever patch up williams
fouue SON. . NAYS enlisted man. Ho
be- r1u'i earn ms LIVING once more
The youth be- "iatal disability in
the navy rehabilitation center 10
Colorado,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ny LARRY BOARnMNN
MA service Writer

WAsHINGrpN ust si Naul1n
w WiuHms' persistent smile was
20 litt'g brighter lollN
4 told him az tho announcement
uy Congressman Charles A. Mooney
az tbe e0h Ohio district that u.
would introduce "a bll in WWamF
behalf when congress meets ln DO
cJmher
The heroic world war machine
sun captain. a pavess patient Boa
government hospitals f1r slZ years
ana the subject ~ 81 miog OPEN.
lions, with two moro already schrl
ulrt shook my hand
That's great" be said "lf e0n-
vrrss feels l'm entitled to some,
tbinE and / ever Erl out OF here
I certainly can use tho money aD
uEht Aal n / don't set ont my
vito can use w.. TOO
But actluB go improve ON retire.
menI without pay as the reward f5r
thc Veterans remarkable war .er
vice hasn't stopped at CouErts man
Moneys offer
Bus Gen John Ross nelafirli
head or the National Reserve on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
ADVERTISEMENT
NEW OIL BURNER

n wonderful apparatus, making
aud burning gas from ordinary COAL
OIL, which costs only n few dollars.
has been perfected by Hydro Carbon
Light Co., 24Ol First Avenue. seattle.
II gives ono OF tho hottest fires
known, controlled by single valve,
II is absolutely sac, slips In any fire
box without damage, and requires
no mechanic to INSTALL This simple
and reliable burner does away with
all tho drudgcry and dirt and smoke
OF cooking with coal or wood. c
manufacturers want one persd
each locality to whom they CANT
for now customers, and are making q
special low price Introductory offer
to the first user IN each locality.
Write or call today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
is
POSTPONED
Baker, SoWash Win Another
Delay in GaIloWS Date

VANCOUVER. n. G. oct. H.
For the third time this fail. owen
r. Baker and Harry sowash Sc.
attic men convicted o. the rum hon,
Reryi g. hgacklng and murder OF
Capt W q. ellis. Of a year ago.
have gained a respite from the gal.
lows.
Justice Murphy yesterday granted
postponement Of execution from
November 4 70 january II. pending
hearing Of Bakers appeal to tho
supreme court At ottawa. lie seeks
q new trial.
sowaah whose fight aenluHt tho
Eallows has thus far been financed
BY the aovernemut. because no has
no money. wiz depend on tho out.
come Of Bakers appeal Tho defence
IS much tho same IN the two caaoq.
Charles Norris. also Of Seattle.
convicted or participating In Tho
same crime, IS sentenced 10 hang
January Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31

lHr Bee unl showed up 0u me beach
0r crushed Iu iHs jam"
Ai'ho fHa most available means
~ communication with Some b.
shut Dfl Dc o. fHg possible % reach
tha tar SoHH town Htranru
leave Seattle weekly for Seward.
and from there q railroad operates
i1 Talrl1EEr Ola complimentary
weekly HrIgIr
From FmfHaull q regular month.
Ig mali HartlHa. Yia dog team. ~
maintained n % possible Tor the
carriers 90 take one or tHD rafseu.
Ff.a with them, n necessary.
Almost an ~ tho summer iHhah-
HaufH ~ $am1 leave iB tho falI
only "a frw hundred Eiay thru the
winter Tho Alameda, which Or
uvcs lere November 3. Is bringing
oui s25 passengers 70 winter in tho
rrrFra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
CONVICT KNIFE
WIELDER
Concrete LabOrer Is Found
Guilty Of ManSlaughter

MOUNT VERNON. wash. oct
- Joe Deaant. Itaiian laborer Of
Concrete. Aas convicted by a jury
last night ~ granddaughter in
Judge CoiueFs court here Dcmuti
admitted knitting ]. Braumwell.
whom be found with Ibis wife.
Afterwards 81 was testified, Dc
aauu nearly crazed. attacked his
wifo and am innocent ueighboE Gil
bert Cox.
ono OF the features a. the case
was tie fact that the three state
witnesses were all convicted or
charged with violations ~ tho law.
Cox recently pleaded guilty 10 yio-
latlng the Mann oct. John Ring.
another witness is Illegally in the
United States and IL to be dcported.
4 third witness. who dld not APP
pear. man by the name OF sea-
riEht, faces a charge OF cmbezzle.
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Seattle Composer
Dies in California

Fred g Ringcna composer or
Hello, Seattle. I'm Coming BacI,
70 You" died October 20 at the
homo Of his sister Mrs BENJAMIN
Render. at san Gabriel. Cal. II was
learned Saturday Eiugcns loft
Seattle a month ngo
Rlngen8 was active in boys work
here. He was tho organizer OF tho
Fisk Bicycle club and tho Alld
Boys club, He was employed by
the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Traffic Cops
Sob! Business
Dull NOWADAYS

PicSings are mighty poor these
DAYS FOR speed cops. hy hickory.
And it's gett!n' worse an the time.
rs ". G.. Adams or Harry nick
carter. two Of the Toys, WIN ten
sou.
why. 90 you know" choruscd
Adams and Nick. Saturday. I'VE
used to pick off a speeder every
half hour along First ave 5. or
Fourth ave. s. until these burned
triplicate slips came along
Now it's gettin' so we're tickled
10 death IL we nab one or two a
day. They're all scared pink over
these new unfixnbla traffic slips.
ITS terribley' and the two sobhed
on each others shoulders as II their
hearts would break
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
HARBORS MEET
AT EVERETT
COtteriIl Speaks 10 Con-
greSS on Cooperation

EVERETT. Oct 81 rrriar united
efforts ~ she ports OF The Northwest
Tor tho development, Of the section
aa whole. Port Commissioner
George = C1tirHil president Of tho
Northwest Rivers aud IIafbora con.
sfts spoke before that body nl no
meeting hrre yesterday
C9licuil was tho feature speaker
on The opening program last uleht
iu the M0nt8 CrFt1 hotel stfloun
arc q" continue today. geycntyflyc
drlrg4teH ara present
In an our efforts wc have com.
wo1 ueeda and interests We win alI
hr the better FOR ih.E conference
Wr may have our little nyhlrisg but
use are all working FOR thc same
thing. the development OF the North.
west" be Bid
vs. = TruH secretary of the
port commission. spoke
on The development and history ~
that port and harbor. ". ] Murphy
port manager al Port Angeles. took
The place Of Frank Lamb. or Grays
iiRrbor. In a short address
Musical numbers we're included IN
tho program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Rev. Sheafe Quits
Children's Society

The Rev George 4. Sheafe. super.
intendent or the Washington Chill.
dren's Home society for the past
eight years. presented his resignation
to the board OF trustees at the month.
j. meeting held October %. 1925.
Dr.. shaefe will take up a new posi-
ton as superintendent OF tho Ne.
braska Chidren's Home society De
cember I. 1926. lie VIII be succeeded
BY the Rev. r. y. Balls. formerly
superintendent OF the Nebraska chm.
dren's Home society on the same
date.
The Rev. sheafc came to the
Washington society eight years ago
from the Montana society, where he
served several years.