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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
Plea for Garden Cite.

america, like European countries
where the evils of urban overgront u -
make themselves felt with eonal ~
even greater force, is now CONFRONTED
win the necessity of squareIv facina
= situation which in reality consti,
' tutes the greatest menace to orr CIV
. .nAallon' Can the garden-city idea no
.lansplanted into American soil9 Dos
~ NOT conflict too violently with tha
nyperindividualistic tendencies nc ns
Ainerican economic life? If sucb is Tho
' ease would it not be possible to rea n
re In America garden cities ., sa asal-
tive type? "e'ess eHec-
ms 1t would seem, is well worth
s aAns into consideration. # would
o,. tne purpose of achieving what
city planning alone, as apnl,ad 20 VIVA" nat
s.ea, cities in existence. Is Incan. ,ne
u doing-namely, effectively r apaDle
, ,re population pressure of the ovar
' srown cities and improve eo, over.
World eoou'-New York
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

The coils should be mounted al
right angles to each other the aerial
coil U1L2) usually being mostly con.
yenlently placed at left rear of base
board, with coil axis parallel with the
| Dashboard (the coil lengthwise, run
ming In the direction Of the panel
width Of IS inches). The other coil
may be placed to the right of CT,
with form bottom secured to the base
board with angles.
The connections to the coils should
be such that ground and F-minus
connections in the aerial circuit RIFT
are adjacent and B-plus and positive
A connections in the interstage coup
Ter are adjacent.
CO Is the grid condenser, CA, C5 and
C6 being bypass condensers. These
bypass condensers in some cases,
probably many cases, may be omitted
entirely, but If volume isn't what you
feel 1t should be, put them in, and
your solution is found. Sometimes
there Is enough automatic by-passing. |
II there isn't, then you need the fixed
The condenser CA is physically
mounted across the secondary of the
irst audio transformer.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
1o1narn,1r,itq
:; BUILDING
Financial Value in
Beauty of Building

Architectural beauty has as real {
commercial value as structural
strength or material excellence. Oyel
the rugged sinews of steel and brtcl
the architect evolves an adornmeni
the beauty expressing fittingly the
character desired.
1t is this beauty Of design, COM
bined with a carefully planned utility
which makes buildings desirable, not
only in the eyes of the owner, but in
the regard, as well, of those upon
whose opinion the commercial value
of a building depends.
Men pride themselves upon homes
which, in their quiet beauty, reflect
their owners station In life. The
building of commerce, designed along
lines of refined prosperity, is for the
very character and beauty of its de-
sign, desirable place in which to To-
cate. The hotel which best expresses
an inviting and generous hospitality,
wins patronage through the appeal of
appearance.
The architect, by virtue of his train
ng and talents, understands the mean
ng5 and application of architectural |
esign. Only he can bring out the
eauty so mnch desired.-Chicago
,vening Post. -.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
Only Two Dials Need
Be Adjusted to Tune

The wiring diagram of one of the
simplest possible regenerative circuits
VIII be found In this column. This
circuit Is ideal for portable use, as 1t
can be made very compact and Is very
easy to operate. AS may be seen from
the diagram only two dials need be
adjusted to tune the set They are
the varlometer, which controls the re-
generation, and the condenser, which
controls the wave length.
The parts required for the construc-
tion Of this portable are:
One variometer (150 to $50 meters).
One variable condenser (.OOO5 mfd).
One grid condenser (.OOO25 mfd.).
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

MAYHEM August comes leading in
w the burning sun Of late summer,
women demand clothes that are cool
and comfortable-and that look all of
that. In fact, they insist more upon a
cool appearance than upon actual cool
quality In their apparel, as witness
hats that are popular. Felt hats are
not cool, but they are soft and COM
Portable and light ones look COOL
which combination Of good points has
spelled success for them.
Plain linen is a time-honored fabric
that has maintained its place because !
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

IL looks cool in summer frocks, and be-
cause 1t launders perfectly. But open
work linen looks cool and is cool and a
irock OF 1t is presented herewith, as
an Ideal garment for the hottest wealth
er. Inc picture shows it to be simple
IN design, bordered with scalloped
pieces of plain linen down the front,
each scallop serving to carry a pearl
button and simulated. buttonhole. A
'front.' panel of crepe de chine has a
neck-to-hem plating at each side of a
strip OF plain linen down the front.
ldorned also with small pearl buttons.
lain and openwork linen in any light
olor. with white linen in bindings and
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
Name "Carued" in c~a.

ow noout seventy-five years ago tbo
sn "ner OF farm at Phlppsburg. IN Ma,rs No
sida I ~, MS name on the grass Of bI,l'
, I,te W sprinkling wood ashes nv ,,,
%" s.'e r. are several feet high and r ans
the new osa In the spring when
green NV t,s grass Is coming up fresh and
tinc+ Oh. Inc letters are particularly d d,s'
distance cau car, can be read easily a lons
tm,ao away. It is said that n 1vns
twice since the letters wars .nat only
inr Of n w"e. ,ney received fresh coat coat.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
STYLES FOR LATE SUMMER;
SHEER, COLORFUL LINGERIE

and 1t is evident that In their summary
minds there is no connection whatever
between cold weather and undertakings.
The responsibility of keeping the femi-
nine worlu warm in cold weather IS
blithely switched over to outer gar
ments-let sweaters, frocks. coats and
heating apparatus do 1t, appears to
be their motto. The several types of I'M
except for athletics, con-
Germ themselves with beauty of color,
daintiness of fabric, easy adjustment
to the figure and a general pretti-
1ess-which last item seems to be
most important of all.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
Feminine Phtlosonbv

Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Smith ,
talking over their plans for tbs
mer. "So'you think you will ms
to the same summer resort Won !
been going to all these yearsy B
Mrs. Brown. Her friend hltchs
chair closer. "Oh yes said She !,
often tell my husband, It's lEs I
When all is said and done | y
think that old friends and new y
dais give one the most satisfacjr'|
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
When Not to Wo,,r

Don't take too much stocs !,
optimist. He's usually prettv t. y
The speaker was Urban y !.
New York's "Mr. Zero.o Ho u rD'
Il was knocking optimism ts s4 !
lay, and a millionaire didD,t ~
Define an optimist,' he sror =
An cptimist,' said |. is me-, :.
.eils people not to worry when y
thing Is coming his way.'p
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

For making this irresponsible but
fascinating underwear. light or sheer
SILK and cotton fabrics are demanded
ana the call for colored voiles has in
creased. The limit of delicacy is
reached in georgette crepe or chiffon
ana new garments made of 1t are
shown with one color posed over an
otner-that is, they are double Voile
is not SO nearly transparent, and two
coiors are managed in it by using one
lor yokes and borders hemstitched to
the body of the garment in another
color; pastel shades are ssed and a
tailored finish. But crepe de chine and
ninon crepe take precedence In the
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

One of the most useful tools for ~ !,
rsoio constructor is a pair of small
round-nose pliers. With pliers of this
type you can bend bus wires into anv
shape desired and form perfect loon.
on their ends to clamp under the bind,
lug posts OF Instruments that are not
supplied with soldering luga
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
Ought to Know Him

She was from the chill cOunlr'
Tennessee. She came to Indlana'
to visit her son.
She walked into a drug store ID
nois street and the following cOn's
ton took place:
Elderly Woman DO you y
where my son, Jim -, liyes'
Clerk-No, madam, I don't
Elderly Woman-Hum, that's lu9
he's lived here four years, va Guy
know i'm.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

One grid leak Approximately 8
megOhm).
One Uv-199 or C-299 tube.
One 41A-volt A battery.
One 22h-volt B battery.
One 30-ohm rheostat.
One type UV-199 socket.
Panel. cabinet, binding posts, etc.
When building this circuit two things
should be remembered First, that
oV-l99 tubes give best results in sets
or this type, and, second, that phone
bypass condenser must not be used.
Also, when operating the set, take care
not to short-circuit the aerial and
ground posts, as this also short-circuits
me b. battery.-New York Herald
Tribune.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

liinos OF most women over other fab.
TICS and new rivals of these old 70.
vorites ind 1t hard to dislodge them
Inc faces most used for trimming ara
Met, alencon and VAL with embroid.
cred net and net footing In their com.
pany. eou''
Inc picture given here shows n ma.
jana set made of fiesh-colored crens
dc chine and trimmed with. friIIs =,
cream-colored val lace. A narrow rib
Don glrdle and little chiffon rosehras
at the neck finish 1t. 1t has the nom,
lar slip-on jacket and is a model th.,
may be. developed In radium silk 90,
settle, wash satin, checked nainsoor =,
cotton crepes.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
Wa 1875. Western Newspaper Union,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

e.-NeSSories' VIII develop this frock
successfully.
Inc small hat Of silk with sectional
crown and narrow turned-up brim is
OF the collapsible kind that can be
FOLDED or fiattened, to put in suit.
case. The last chapter in millinery,s
summer story deals with the career
OF this bit of practical and beau1ifu
headwear, which Is so accommodated
and becoming. 1t is as light and cool
as II IL pretty. AS to the footwear tb,+
supports this hot weather costume !,
plays Its important role perfecfIv
wni'e SIX stockings. light brown or
gray Kid pumps-nothlng could be |
more cool and comfortable.
Deslgners and makers Of lingerie
IRE presenting their new fall IInas
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
Tube Covers Protect
Against Dropped Tool

Many tube has been broken by
something falling on 1t. This can be
avoided by slipping a section of n man.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

Any fool can lay. plans but A'
q wise man to hatch them ollt.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19
TOP
HOLE FOR
VIEW OF
THE TUBE :
FilAfieNT

lug 'uoe over 1t and closing the. upper
emu a hole is cut In the side for a
ciear view Of the filament.-Radio Di-
gest ~
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-19

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Los 1IvIANo-PEsADcs DE PRr-
MERA FILA

tccntinuaci6n de La pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
iijiPobre Nino!!!
iPOr que estas tan
fIaC0?

Seguramente tn querida mama
ignera que hoy viene el aceite de
higado de bacalao en- forma de dull
ees y rosadas pastillas que te pom
dram robusto y saludable en- pocas
semanas.
die que las pastillas de aceite
dc higado de bacalao de MCCOY
contienen el maadmo de VITAMI.
MAS que cuaiquier producto pueda
poser Y Sc pueden tomar en- vera
no como en- invielno. Un nifiito del
gado y enfeTmizo como th. de 9
amos, aurnent6 - libras en- Z meses.
Sonora, no tenga su lliiio raqni-
tieo, dee pastillas al dfa, de acei-
te de Higado de Bacalao de Mccoy
y i,1ego vera como Sc pone robuyto
y fnertc.
En- todas las farmacias podra OBJ
teper TN frasco. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19

ma categcria- Norfolk puso knocked
out a Tiger Flowers on 81 primer
round. Es agil, valiente, buen pega-
dor y annQue ha pasado ya su apo
geo cs peligroso para cualquier pu-
gilists de 81 division.
Tony Marullo, de Nueva Orleans,
tiene cerca dc dos metros de altura
posee una excelente ristra de
knock-Cuts EN- 81 Sur. Ha perdido
pocos combates por decision, entre
clos SO e1acuentran los que sost,rYo
contra str1bbling y Berienbach. En-
este uttimo encucntro, reaHzado Ell
mes pasado en- Madison Square, fu6
slonde mas pudo advertise que po-
seia verdadera libra dc pugilista.
Perdi6 q conhate p0r puntos, pero
81 prestigio Qued6 enc6iune, "a que
aabta negado hasta aceptar Ell cam
bio de goipeS con el mas feroE de to-
dos los pegadores de sn categoria.
Ad Stone, ell Iviane- -pesado do
Fiiadelfia, es un fighter vahente y
fuerte. Ha puesto knocked-out a las
dos terceras parties de sus adverse
rios, niide IN metro ochenta de altu-
ra, tiene "a ahos = est$ en- cordicio.
mes de desmayax cualqmcra de un
rorraeo.
Mac Tigue es, oficisinente el cam
pccn de la categoris, pero pocos son
los que 10 hacen case. Mac Tigue
es un enigma. Comens6 81 carrera
en- 1915 y fue un artista del knock
ont durante var1os afics, y IN tor
bellino entire los fighters. Ell IL de
MARIO del 23 bati6 a Battling Siki
en- Dublin. en- celebraci6n del dia
de San Patricio. Fuerzas del Ejerci-
to jrland6s rodeaban ell ring. Sikh
scos6 a Mac Tigue y este gan6 por
puntos. Desde entonces, con el en-.
cargo de defender un titulo. Nike
ba cambiado de coraz6n. Actualmen
te es tan aggressive como un coneio
perseguido = siempre SO contenta
con "durar' en- los matches sin de
cisi6n. Young Stribbling cargo rs-
biosamente contra 81 en- New Jersey,
pero no pudo batirlo decisivamente
> hace POGO Mike Walker hizo otro
tanto. La derrota extraoficial que
le ba innigido walker ha terminado
por desprestigiar . Mac Tigue, a
tal puntO que "a nadie tonia en- bro
ma su titulo, de campe6n mundial.
Mac Tigue. sin embargo, no 10 We
asi. a'Eo Quieren reconocer mi des-
treza defensiva', acostuinbra de
cir en- son de uueia. Pero ningdn
campeonato 50 CANA 0 Sc conserva
csquivando el peligro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19

para 81 norte el dia de JUNO.
El vapor correo ''Catherine'' lie
go aver de maIana este puerto
procedente do Islas vSrgsnes.
Saldr6 hoy hacia pnertos de Sto.
domingo ? San Pedro de Macoris
RED ID" LINE
El vapor ''Carabobo'' lego aver
dia 1s do mayo al pnerto de Nueva
York, prccedente de este con carga
general, pssAje y correspondence.
FL mismo btque, saldra rnmbc a
este puerto el dia ~ de los corrien.
tcs del pnerto de Nusva York.
Fl vapor "Naracasbo'' arr1ba,-
IA. 6an Juan el dta q y saldra
a. este puerto 81 dfa 90 con carga
general.
Ell "Tachira", nega el dia 90
y saldr& Ell 81 hac1a Nrhva York,
donde 50 espera arribe cl dfa OF de
los corrientes.
FL vapor correo Caracas ancl6
aver dia Is On puerto y zarpara hoy
dia 10 do mayo.
Ell "zulia'' sale del puerto dc
,Nuevs York hacia este el dfa 20
dc los corrientes y 50 espera acui
el dia 26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
NEW YoRK ! 2. =. s. s. 9

NEW LQhh A.. ~. .. -. GOs
Aver de 1nafana lego al puerto
de San Juan 81 vapor San Loren
co. procedente de Nueva York, con
Oarga general pasaie y cotreapOn-
dencia.
Hoy sale para puertos de la isla
el vapor ssSan Lorenzo.
FL mismo buQne, partira de este
puerto hacia ei de Nueva York Ell
pr6ximo jueves Il de Los corrientes.
FL vapOr de carga Mariana :
lleg6 san Jnan eli dia rs del mes
on curse y sale hog para puertos de
La tsla.
ri vapor isabella" sal6 el Sd
bado de Nusva York con carga y
correspondence para Ia isla.
El vapor Ponce que So haIla
cargando en- puertos de Ia isla, sal.
dra hasia Nueya York el dia % de
los corrientes (niereoles a las 12
M.
Ell 'Ghoctaw'' saldra del puerto
de Nueva Orleans hacia este 81 dia
90 dc este mos.
El ''Montoso' saldr$ tambi@n de
aQuel puerto hacia el de San Juan
Ell dfa 81 de los cozrientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
UN REMEDIo CUE UsAN MI
LLoNEs DE PERsoNAS

UN REMEDIo QUE USAN MI
LLoNEs DE PERsoNAs
Ell vicks vaporRub es desde iue-
go de igual eficacia para las afec-
clones catarrales de toda Ia famiiia,
j6venes y yiejos, = es asiulismo un
excelcnte remedio para cortaduras,
quemaduras, golpes, liagas y afec-
clones de la piel. Es it'll todos los
dias en- todos los hogares.
La mej0r prneha de los merftos
del vicks es la muchedumbTe de psr-
sonas que en muehos paises usan es-
te medicamento externo. En- los Is
tados Unidos y el Canada Sc han
usado mas de 80 miliones de pomcs
en- los tlttmos cinco ahos.
De venta en- todas Las boticas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
sE LLAMA v1cRs VApoRuB

sE LLAMA v1cKs vAPoRuB
Los ressriados no siemprs paran
en- "siInples resfriados" por 10
tanto no deben descnidarse. hfuchos
de los catarros cr6nicos, sordera y
e1npobfecimiento de salud de los adul
tos SO dshen segdn los m6dicos
los resfriados que Be- descuidaran a
Ia nihe2. POr Otra parte, no Sc debe
estar dAndoles constantemente a los
ntHos medicines internas.
4 El nuevo ungiiento vaporisante,
introducido recientemetate on la is.
la-el vicks vapORup les ha re-
suslto 81 problema a las madres On
todo el mundo. Sc aplica externa-
mente, = por ESQ puede usarse tan
g menudo como Sc quiera sin en-
tcfpecerle la digestion al paciente.
COMO DEBE USARSE Ell vICKs
Para los resfriados de los nifios
no hay mas que frOta@ies estOs
Ia garganta y ell pscho con vtcks;
iuego Gntese en- abundancia y CO.
branse dichas parties con pancs dc
franela cslientes. Ell calor del cuer-
po hace que SO desprendan los va
pores de nentol. alcanfor, eucaip-
to = tomilio. Estos vapores son in
halados . cada aspiration durante
toda la noche, despejando las mas
respiratorias y aflojando Ia flema-
Al mismo tiempo el vicks es absor-
Dido por los pOros y estimula La
rsel. Quitando toda OPPRESSION y en-
como.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
CoAfPAN1A TRASATLAN-
TIcA ESPAHoLA

Sc espera On este puerto proce-
dente del de Nueya York en- viaic
especial cl vapor correo ''Redna
Maria Cristina'' el dia %, saliendo
hacia los puertos de Canaxias, Csdis
Barcelona, Coruia, Vigo, Gij0n,
Santander, Bilbao y Oiv1ttayechia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
coMPAa1A MARTINA

Ell "Juan Cruz" SO halia en- puel
to pendiente do carga.
Pocahontas" tambisn SO hans
pendiente de carga.
La gOleta julia saldrA hoy
hacia vieQues.
La "Prividencia'' tambien sal
dra para VieQues hoy.
"RecOmpensa" en- puerto des
cargando.
"Gavista", descargando en- .
puerto.
"La Atagracia'', SO halla tam
bi6n deScargando en- puerto.
Sc cspera ancle hoy en- puerto
la "Patria" procedente do Ponce
Resolution tanbien SO espers
de un momento a otro proeedente
de Ponce.
'Porvenir" pendiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
Los CatarTOS de los
niiOs deben cllrarse
externamenGe

Eus delicados sss6magos faoalHsen-
te SO descemponsn con las medi-
ctnas internas. he aquf IN RENE
dio con ei cual no hay mas que
frotarles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
BULL nVsuLAR LINE:

Ei vapor "Cornela' xarp6 del
puerto. de Nueva York 81 sAbadO l6
de este mes hacia el puerto dc San
Juan.
Ell ''Edith'' sali6 tambi6n de
aqusl puerto hacia este Ell sabsao
16 con I'm gran cargamento de Ce-
mento.
Ell vapor Helen Sc espera Ell
20 ds los corrientes procedente del
puerto dc Nueva York. -
Ell vapOr Glare parte hac1a ei
puerto de Nueva York Ell dfa p do
los corrientes.
FL vapor "Cornelia'' sarpara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-19
SAN JUAN MERCAN-
TILE CORP

FL Tapor "IIabana'' arribara a
este puerto el dia 20 de los corr1en
tes = levara auclas el mismO dfa,
hacia puertos de Sto. Domingo.
BUoUEs QUE Sc EsPERAN
El vapor "Caravei'', 81 SEQ
vernon John Lind, y otros.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-11

absent or tardy for the term were
Charlie Blaisdell, Cecil Atwood. Paul
Winslow, Florence Hooper. Cecil
Atwood did not miss a word in spell
ting for the whole term. OF wild
flowers, Arnold Morrow brought in
the most in number, fifty one diff
ferent kinds with ninety seven for
the whole school.
One of the little Goodneau boys,
whose parents recently bought the
Bartlett farm, lost the ends of two
fingers in trying to stop the lawn
mower, being run by a brother. The
fingers were amputated at the first
joint.
Beulah Stiles, who has been stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. James Dun
lam, has gone to Skowhegan where
she will be employed.
John Wilder, Howard Buzzell and
Leo Winslow, have returned from a
flshing trip up above Greenville and
all three brought home their full
compliment of speckled beauties.
Elmer Farley has returned from a
trip which took him into many of
the western states including Arizona,
New Mexico and even Mexico as
well, and from there drifting to
Florida and home.
On Memorial day, Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Luce were in Portland visiting
sister and from there going to
Old Orchard and Augusta. The sis
ter, Mrs. H. M. Deering, accom-
panied them home for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chellis and
Jack Good of Portland were with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luce on Sunday. Mrs
Deering returned to Portland with
them. Other visitors on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs Peter Hoyt of
East Corinth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Hoyt and little daughter of
Benton.