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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-23
EMsLEY ". JOHNSON.
A. NJ. MAGUIRE,
FRANK p. MANLY,
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
of Indianapolis Indiana.
MAY 16 and % 1923.
NOTICE. TO CONTR


:, Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Trustees of the Indiana State
Normal School at 2 100 D. m. June 4.
1925. at the office of the State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. Capitol
Building. Indianapolis. Indiana. for the
paving of certain established roadways OH
the campus of THO Indiana State Normal
School, Eastern Division. Muncie. Indiana.
Bids must be m Sde on Form No. 80
prescribed by the state Board of Accounts
and must be accompanied by certified
check equal to per cent of the amount
OF the bid
Detailed plans and specifications will be
on file in the office of the President of the
Eastern Division of the Indiana State
Normal School. Muncie. Indiana. and addI-
tional plans and specifications for indI-
vidual use of the bidder may be secured
from H. Lester Janney, County Surveyor
and Engineer Muncie indiana
Bids will be made for the completion of
said Improvement in strict accordance with
such plans and specifications. Approx
mates on the quantities required including
80 tons Of crushed stone to be used in tho
preparation of the foundation and $3.50
square yards of asphaltic concrete pave
nent. unit prices per ton of crushed stone
and per square yard of pavement surface
shall lie submitted. Total estimated cost
of such improvement is $11. 900 90.
BoARL. OF TRUSTEES OF THE ISDI-
ANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
BY HELEN c. BENBRIDGE. Secretary
Nav Ia "a 40 1925
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-23
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOIrICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that Mt. Leb-
anon Missionary Baptist Church has filed
with the Board of zoning Appeals of the
City of Indianapolis, a petition asking per.
mission to use the lot at the northwest
corner of Twenty Fifth and Sangster SITS.
for church building.
A public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room i04 City Hall. Tuesday,
June 2. 1925. at 3 p. M. at which tine
all interested persons will be heard will,
reference to matters set out in said pc,
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS.
TOM L. DILLON, President.
r. A.. JAENISCH. Secretary.
May %, 25. 20. ~. rs. 20. 1925.
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Chicago Stocks
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
PARK INSTRUCT OE THE CITY OLE

PARK 6isTRffcT q OF r. a THE fs CITY III 3 Of F
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
The taxpayes of the Park District of
the City of Indianapolis Indiana, are here
by notified that the Board of Park Com
nissioners of the City of Indianapolis has
by resolution determined that II 10 neces-
sary to issue and sell bonds of said Park
District Of the City of Indianapolis i'm the
sum of Twenty-eight Thousand l$2S000,
Dollars, which should be issued for the
purpose of paying for the building of a
Reinforced Concrete Bridge under Improve
ment Resolution No. 6. 1925. for park
and boulevard purposes Of the, City of In;
in the following resolution of this Board,
to-wit:
Improvement Resolution No @. 1925.
and all other expenses incident to said
acquisition and the sale of said bonds
That said bonds shall be twenty-eight
i28) in number of One Thousand 81 ,000I
Dollars each. Ore thousand (S1 ,000) Dol
lars of which shall be payable each year
for twenty eight (2Sl years, and bearing
interest not to exceed Ave 1871 per an
mum payable semi annually.
Unless objection is made by the taxpay-
ers of the Park District In the manner pre-
scribed by law. the said Board of Park
Commissioners .and the City CONTROLLER of
Indianapolis Will, pursuant to said deter,
minsstion and order; proceed to cause said
sold for the purpose herein set forth
EMSLEY W. JOHNSON.
A. M. MAGUIRE
FRANK p. MANLY,
Board OF Park Commissioners of the City
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-23
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES LOWER:
PROFIT TAKING
Despite Drop, Market Dis
plays Confident
Tone.
Average Stock Prices

stocks. 1885. up 25 (new record high
Average price Of twenty rails. 99.05
up .7S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-23
Druggist Sentenced

|. Clendes e. Simmond. Muncie. Ind,
dentist. pleaded guilty to transporta-
ton. sale and possession of narcotics,
and was given eighteen months and
fine of 5000. DR.. Harry r. Spick-
erman Of Muncie pleaded not guilty
to a similar charge.
Alleged members of the thousand
gallon a week" liquor ring pleaded
not guilty to conspiracy to violate
the national prohibition law. They
were Eddie Monfort. 5214 Broadway;
Kathryn West. Marshall Rowe, Her
bert Breedlove and ]. NJ. Quigley,
all of Biz z. Walnut St., and
William Crews, 429 f.! Morris st.
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23 ARRAIGNED
IN u. S. COURT
ADMIT GUILT
Total of Fourteen Years and
$1,700 in Fines Melted
Out.

Fourteen years and $1.700 in SEN
fences and fines were melted out to
Twenty-three persons who pleaded
guilty on arraignment in Federal
Court today before Judge Robert c.
Baltzell. Fifty-three we're ar
raigned, twenty-seven Of whom we're
Indianapolis persons. Thirty plead
ed not guilty.
William Donahue. 10 N West ST.;
Mrs. Irene M. Norton. 443 w. South
ST., and Dolph Stoub of Indianapolis
each pleaded guilty to conspiracy to
forge prescriptions for narcotics and
were each sentenced to a year and
a day at Leavenworth, Kans., peni-
tentiary
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

ci6n Official sobre, este asunto pero
Sc calculan en- un million de yens
las perdidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
COOLIDGE CREE QUE Sc LIE
ESTA HACIENDA .PROPAGAN-
DA -SUBVERSIvA

SWAMPSCOTT, agosto 26. (Ca
BILE Frances. - Ell Presidente Co
olidge cree que Sc esta desarrollan
do cierta propaganda Ell el pals
para obstaculizar su programa
econ6mico. Sc dice por ejemplo que
ell Estado Mayor general del Ejer-
cito cree que la situacion militar
es precaria debido a esta politica
dc parsimonia. Core tambien ell
rumor de que el "Leviatan" sera
retirado del servicio trasatlantico,
FL Presidente cree que ell Estado
Mayor General no tiene razon pa
ra alarmarse. Sc puede cuhrir de
manera eficaz todas las necesida-
des de la defensa nacienal con los
creditos actuales. Segdn Coolidge
ell oj6rcito gasta actualmente tre=
cientos millones' de dolares, o sea,
ell doble de 10 que antes de la que
ira Sc gastaba.
Coolidge cree que el gobierno no
rctirara del servicio ell immense
"Leviatan".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
STRESSEMAN Y MARGERIE
EsTUDIAN LA REsPUEsTA
FRANCESAA r. -

PARIS, agosto 26. lCable Fran
ces. -Stresseman lie ha pedido
3Targerie que estudie con el el
texto complete de la respuesta
francesa ia la nota .alemana sobre
el Pacto de Seguridad. Ell conoci,
miento del idioma frances que tie
ne el ministro aleman, aunque So
lido Y profundo, no parece sutl-
ciente para resolver todas las di-
ficultades del estilo diplomatico
frances en- el cual los delicados to-
nos de las .palabras pueden ser in
terpretados NAL FL doctor Stress
seman Sc ha declarado satisfecho
del texto original frances pero al
presentarsele ell texto frances ha
dicho que hay ciertos puntos que
necesitan aclararse verbalmente Y
solicit6 del embajador frances Mar
gerie que pasase por ,su oficina.
Francia ha aceptado que la no
Ia sea publicada ell jueves por la
manana Y no ell viernes como ella
guerra al principle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
H0TAS EDITORlALES
Ell TRIUNFo DE JOSE COLL cUCHI

OpOrunamente pubcamos la nOticia del honor reci-i
bdO e conference.-the pOrtOrriquenO don Jose Coll
Cuh al llaarSee de las organizaciOnes mas in
fluyentes presgosas de Argentina de los dOce ce
rebros- directories de la raZa HispanoAmerca.
va Hostos aquea cumbre nmensa, ,goza de justa
celebridad Odas las ncOnes cviZadas. De Diego e
caballero andane IDEAL hzo merecida fama
todas parties donde los de potente ega
Coli Cuchi ahOra quen los laureleS de la
dura labor de tOda su vida. Gtt1
Is reamente significane que mientras las ideas pO-
liticaS la isla cOnfunden enredan inaudtO
Y la Suaci0n economical contrbutva agrava
ell extranjero ntegentes compariotas trunfan pOr
de Fgueroa conqustando ell premio Sarasate en-
Madrid Sol Real deandO lelos de asOmbrO los mas
des prOfes0res de weimar Berlin Viena Coll Cuch ahO
reeibiend0 homemade de admiration de Sur Amer
fn tOda nmensa pleyade dc talent0s de prmera
magntud quenes trunfar e fue precise salr de
nuestras payas que p0dran de esta infecunda
cOnstante ueha nuestra eSa sOrdera t0dO 10
etridencia este desineres tOdO 10 insg
nificante mezquino, mediocre?
De nuesfraS playaS huyen, como de penOn maditO
nueStras nteencas mas preclaras Cuevas Zequera de
catedratico la Habana Domnguez dirgendO gran
empresa en- Cuba Nueva York nnnmerabes talentos
financierOs Europa exquisite de escritOres
los que aun quedan, los que pOr fortuna han
do. cen efpensamientO en- ejanaS tierraS viven.
la prueba mas fehaciente de la hostdad con que ira
tamcs todo f0 vale agO nuestra isa la reu
e echo de Ell homemade que Hispano-Americ lie
rnde Coll Cuchf coincidetriste elOcuene coinciden
ca!-cOn ell desamparO hemOs dejadO la ndife-
que Martinez Pee, enfermO desilusiona-
do pObre. En- e extranero triunfa
po errOriO de disancia, el Or0 paciente
mene que la muerte 10 venga lbrar de tanta in
gratitud tanta deception. II - :.
Ell triunf0 de Coll Cuchi triunfO de Puerto Ri
ESQ nos alegramOS 5dOblementeT aa@sz9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
LA DELEGATION DE PONCE
A LA. ASAMBLEA DE LA CA
MARA DE COMERCIO.

Ponce, agosto 26, 1925.
IL MUNDO,
Delegation secci6n Camara Co
mercio Ponce a Asamblea San
Juan celebrarse viernes: Gabriel
Torres, Antonio Vicens, Juan Ca
brer, Miguel Mattel, Rafael Cola
70. Eugenio Rodriguez, Rom6n del
Barco, Jesus NJ. Benitez y Rafael
Torres.
Delegation poncena opondrase
actual Ley ventas mantendra cri-
serio firme no aceptar impuesto
alguno sohre ventas por bajo. que
sea tipo. Ponce confia solidaridad
isla derrotar ley atentatoria bien-
es+ar general. Alcalde Vivas Val
divieso ofrecera Nc Intyre e hijas
dinner Club Deportivo.
Ramirez Brau, CorresponsaL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
AIOs FOtOgrafOIls' Q de Ia Ia. .IsIa

Desde hace TEMPO tenia ell proyecto de unir en-
un solo orupo fraternal todos mis- Companeros de
Puerto Rico Y no decidla emprender los trabaios
de organization, ante Ell nfunGado tenor de que no
me seoundaran.
Pero liable con algunos companeros, y al ser AGO.
gida con enttsiasmo mi idea, proced citarles to-
dos, para una reunion preminar.
confieso que me sent orguIIoso del exito; que
aqueIa prmera reunion que habra de formar epoca
entire nosotros, deostr6 que pueden espefarse re-
suItados mUy conVenientes para todos. Un an1bente
de cortes amable canlaraderia preside aque acto
orable al que asiseron todos los fot6graos de San
Jun, Santrce Rio Pedras, PuertoTiquehos,
amercanos y espanoles, dscutieron Entertainments
las bases de una Asocacon que sera heneficosa para
todos. <te4
Con eI esfuerzo comdn, nuestra noble profession
podra recabar para ella toGas las ventaas todos los
adeantos toda la consideration que rnerece va que
la Fotografia lIeva los ejanos hogares la imagen de
los queridos haeiendoia perdurar como uh div
consuelo despues de la muerte Agunos compa-
6eros me escrben pidendome noticias y adhreadose
la idea. A todos contestant debdamente,s todos
agradece buen deseo; pero yo qutero que todos
ayIden, que todos escrban, que todos aIn los
mas humildes, envien nofbre para sunarlo los
fundadores.
Sera una gloria para mi haber sido ell inicador de
esta union fraternal, sin que mi inciatVa presIda
orto privego que mi buen deseo, ell ser segn cFeo,
ell fotografo mas antique de Puerto Rico.
R. COLORADO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

Eas y bslgas han svscusdo q Dus-
Beldorf, Duiaboure v RhuroTt,
eiudades ocupadRs desde MARIO.
1921. No ha habido ninguna mani
festaci6n. 1900 policfas de seguri-
dad Sc han reunido a la salida de
la ciudad. Mafiana penetraran pa
ra hacerse cargo del mantenimien-
to del orden. Solo quedan en- esa
vasta region los miembros de la
Cornision de Navigation en- Dus-
seldorf, Rhurot y Drusbourg y
otros soldados franceses que por
estar muy graves en- los, hospita-
les no han podido partir. Todas las
demas fuerzas francesas. Y belgas
va han evacuado este tarritorio.
Nh
LONDREs, agosto 26. (Cable
Frances - Tn incidente muy sig
(Continda en- Ia 5a. pagina)
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TOXIC INUNDADO
? Nh

LONDRES, agosto 26 Omitted
Press). Despachos sin confirmar de
la agencia Century News" dicen
que Toxic ha sufrido Ia inundaci0n
mas grande que Sc recuerda en- mu-
chos ailos. Los rios Sc desbordaron
arrasando con los puentes, el ira
fico Ell las carreteras fu6 interrum-
pido.a Una tereera parte de Toxic
qued6 sumergida. No hay inforna-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

MUNICH, agosto &c tUnite6
Press)-Hindenburg y Ludendorff
Sc reconciliaran el viernes. FL Pre-
sidente de Alemania vtsitaya a Lu-
dendorff en- su villa privada de
Ludwigshoehe. La reunion Sc heva-
ra efecto despu6s de un afio de
grave feudo politico. Los cireulSs
politicos estan rnuy tntsresados en-
ell resultado de esta vista sansacic-
nal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
PLUMER LLEGA A JERUSALEM

JERUSALEM, agosto &c. (Ca-
bic Frances - Ell Mariscal Plu-
mer, nuevo Alto Comisario Brita
nico' en- Palestina, ha entrado a
Jerusalem. Los altos. funcionarios
dc la administraci6n.y los notables
de la ciudad lie han dado la bienve-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
: uN1vERs1DAD DE PTo. RICO
coLEGIos DE AGRICULTURE E
INGENIERIA
MAYAGUEz, P. r.

La matricula para los cursos de
este colegio Sc efectuara durante
los dias 8 y 9 de setiembre y las
classes conlenzaran ell dia 10 las
ocho de la mafana.
Els absolutamente necesario que
los estudiantess nuevos manden sus
records de Escuela Superior (High
schooD esta ohcina cuanto an
tes les sea possible. Este ayiso can
celia previas instrucciones a los es-
tudiantes que han soncitado irsre-
so por correo
Henry T. CowLEs,
Assistant Dean.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

jita'< ilumine el fondo del misterio-
so eseenario. ;. Y este no Sc consi-
dera del todo impossible, 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta que un secreto entire va
rias personas deja de ser .secreto
prontO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
HINDENBURG Y LLDEND orr HA-
CEN LAS PAGES
Propaganda subversiva contra Coolidge
TOXIC nudadO NO tene np0tacia la erupCion del vesuB0
Stesennan Magee eshian la resplesra ffacesa Gran in
CendiO en- Montreal -PIumer Nega Jerusalem

nida Lord Plumer y a su esposa.
Fl Alcalde Nashashisi ha pronun-
ciado un discurso .en arabe. Lord
Plumer manana jurara su cargo
y fidehdad, a la Constitution de
Palestina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27

-isus Y se5iHpino1a Gs Y KIoAFI
rs ogslrte q rsfiasaa 7o4i9s
shGp
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-27
GRAN INCENDIO EN-
r. MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, agosto 26. (Uni-
ted Press.)- Uno de los mas gran
des sincendios que Sc han visto en-
Montreal acaba de reducir ce-
nizas una gran parte residential de
la ciudad. Las perdidas suben de
an million de doIares.
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AZADAS COLLINS
WALL SPINosA. DISTRIBUTOR, EDIFIcIo ocHoA
Los COnCiliabuIOs =.
continuation de la la. pagina.)

tOOHIluudClOu uc Id la. pdB lnd'J
M
una importante conferencia entire
esos magnates, y, despu6s de larga
discussion, dicen, Sc lego al acuer-
do de que en- breye quedarfa todo
terminado satisfactoriamente para
los intereses de la Judicatura Y del
pals en- general.
Pero, nuestro informante, la
verdad, no pudo decirnos NADIA en-
concrete nj determinar la fecha en-
que Sc ha de realizar dicha combi-
nacion.
N
Aver IN reporter nuestro habl6
con Ell Presidente del Bar de Abe-
gados, senior Texidor, quien h,i, ju-
gado importante papel en- este asun
to, don Jacinto nos manifesto que
NADIA podrfa decirnos sobre el ca-
Sc, puesto que q, agreg6. NADIA sa,
bfa de clio.
TodO hace. suponer que, III con=
sigma para guardar la reserva en-
este asunto es impenetrable, por 10
que habra que aguardar hasta que
ell rayo de algnna inyolpntaria core
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

You1l find this TO be- a nice puzzle
for July weather II n rrfroshlng
and will give you some new energy.
HORIZONTAL
pceayed,
&. To seem
H. Male
ls Sheep plants.
t. To steal,
10 Proposition ~ place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Longshoreman Dies
in Ship Accident

Ills skull fractured by a timber
which Gen from a loading Sins.
James Henry. 40. longslisfeman, was
fatally injured az Pier O, Monday
afternoon.
lie died az the eity5Sospital short
~ after tho accident. which occurred
while hc WAS assisting IN loading tho
steamer Jane Nettlcton with lumber
Henry lived at 2s0i First ave.
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which did. and il did wonders for me.
In the course of year married and
after my first baby was born | got up
too soon and Il caused a displace-
ment. This troubled me so that could
hardly walk or do my homework. |
knew what the Vegetable Compound
did for me before so | took il again.
II strengthened me and now ! have
five little kiddies. The eldest is six.
the baby is five months old and | have
twin boys three years old and boy OF
five years. ] do all my own housework,
washing and ironing, and | never felt
better in my life. ! owe my health
to your wonderful medicine. "
Mrs. VERBENA CARPENTER. l27 2nd
Avenue. Evanston, Wyoming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

ALL STANDARD or GOTTSTEIN
customers who now have active ac-
counts at either of these stores can
add their purchases to their accounts
and future payments will be salts
factorily adjusted.
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usglrls ottenhave
and would suffer
awfGily every
time. Twas teach
ing school and II
made il hard for
me as | had 10 60
20 bed for two or
three days. One
day my mother
suggested that |
take Lydia f.
Pinkham's Veg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Train Carrying Elks
Derailed in South

Los ANGELES. July 2S.-fBy U.
PA Santa Fe special train, car
rying New England delegates TO
their homes from the recent Elks
convention. in Portland, Ore. was
derailed at Ciniha, n NJ, today. &C.
eordlng 70 word received at railway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Satisfactory
PAYMENT Terms

THOSE who do not feel financially
able to pay cash for their purchases
can make selections at sale prices and
pay out-of-income. Satisfactory Pay
ment Terms will be arranged for your
convenience.
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CAdvertisemenO

Proposals will be received by tho
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department Washington, D.
C.. until 10 o'clock a. M, Aug, 4.
1875. for delivering canned pears to
the Navy Yard. Puget Sound, Wash.
Apply for proposals to the Supply
officer. Navy Yard. Puget Sound.
wash. or TO the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts. CHARLES MORRIS.
Paymaster General OF the Navy.
7-ll-2b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

More than yll .ooo. ooo, 600 Ia invest.
"a IN the bltumlnous eod industry in
this country, according 20 severn.
mcnt statistics.
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II p,ssesee7
Is. Pen point.
60. You and /
II. ilnrages.
"a Water holes
rs. Active.
n. before.
20. Departs by bont
a. Grown i'm lIl
sc. surary.
"a. Stain.
rs. dlf an en-
"a p.rrbsd
Is. To gnaw
30. Bone.
a.. To accomplish
a. Observed
~ Al rlsht,
- therefor
20 fluld IN q tree.
80 Ieak.
- suoAihts'
So' = la' piece
s- 10 splash violently
% SOLITARY
,'' seizures by force
~ WING mt OF a seed
~ l'e'h Of animals
~ Portable houses
% Maehine Tor hftlng.
90 Exclamation OF surprise
% Iertcet score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

IS. To sasurntC
a.. To fix firmly in ground,
40. Last six lines OF sonnet pD
81. Fit.
80. Existed
81. Mcmbraneous bag.
Sc. Unit.
IS. To cntangie
60. Price OF transportation piJ
&C.. Largest plant.
g.. To demolish.
66. Hcadgear,
6s. Hebrew word foF God
10. Mothers partner.
Ta. Myself.
"a. Paid publicity.
rs. Ncutor pronoun
&c. Masculine pronouu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

offices here. Several cars left the
track but remained upright when
the train ran into a washout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
LAdVcrtiscmcnN
AILMENTS OF
YOUNG GIRLS
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
School Teachers
Experience

Evanston. Wyoming IA few years
ago had trWihles every moath such
, 1925-03-26
KEEPING THE HOME
FIRES BURNING

In 1928, the people Of Our country
destroyed by fire $535,372,7S2 worth
Of property. This almost unbeliev-
able loss is over twice that of 1913
and nearly three times as large as
the loss of 1903.
To matches and smoking is ascrib-
ed the largest part Of the loss. $685.
045,0O Second comes defective
chimneys and Nues which caused a
loss of S20.S2S,162. Then comes
stoves, furnaces, boilers and their
pipes, with $1S.65S.24s; spontaneous
C o m b u 1 n with S1%6,11O,945;
sparks on roofs, with $~15.931,342,
and electricity, with $14.091,789
II this aggregate fire loss in 1923
is to be any less, 1t must be accomp-
lished by individual effort. II the
loss continues to mount by 1898,
this also, will have been accomplish
ed by individual effort, or, 1t might
better be said, lack OF effort. Which
way will the balance swing?
, 1925-03-26
G. c. COX GAVE
CREDIT TALK AT
LIONS LUNCHEON

Cub c. c. Cox. one Of the new
members of the local Lions Club,
made an interesting talk at the regu-
lar Lions Luncheon last Thursday
at the Ferris. Cub Cox spoke on
Credit" including its relations both
to business and to the individual, and
many Illuminating and instructive
points were brought to the attention
of the business men present.
Cub Hunt brought in one of the
late additions to the Parco Orchestra,
Mr. Ferraro, who performs on the
piano-acordion. Mr.. Ferraro played
several popular selections on request
to the great delight of those pres
ent. The player appeared to be re-
markedly adept in his lingering of
this difficult instrument, which will
no doubt prove to be a popular ad-
dition to the Parco music.
, 1925-03-26
Expect to Issue
$4,000 Licenses

A total of 1860 passenger car
licenses have been issued from the
office Of Secretary of State, Frank
e. Lucas. and $500 truck licenses
issued bring the total number to 49,
100 licenses for the year 1925. This
number constitutes about one-half the
total number Of licenses issued dur
ing the year 1924. and the office is
swamped with applications 1t the
present time. it is also stated.
In 1924 there were 1859 licenses
issued. an increase Of 3.SOS ove the
previous year. and it is believed that
approximately $4,000 or more Ii
censes will be issued in 1925. 1t was
indicated.
The legislature provided for two
automobile license inspectors in the
new budget that will be effective
April l, and these two men will work
throughout the entire state checking
and issuing licenses. 1t was stated
last Thursday.
, 1925-03-26
Opening Auto Top
and UphOlstering
Business in City

In an advertisement on another
page In this paper will be found the
announcement OF the opening OF an
auto top and upholstering business
by b. f. Daley at 217 Front st.
Mr.. Daley was recently establish
ed in Clinton. Iowa. and he comes
to Rawlins with a recommendation
OF IL years experience In the work
OF auto trimming, upholstering and
repair work on furniture.
The establishment has a good stock
of materials from which to choose
and will undoubtedly give Rawlins
patrons good service in this line OF
work.