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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

FOR SALE-600 bushel yellow
oats for seed; 500 bushel of white
early oats; about Is tons of hay.
some tame hay in barn. Inquire Of
M. P. Stadherr. 81 If.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-03-19

WANTED-Experienced girl for
general housework. Call Mrs. Lee
Johnson, Al IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Prices That Fit
Your Pocketbook

Good used furniture At n price
YOU can afford TO pay - listed In
,oday's Want Ads Hero are
somo special offerings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
IA BRITISH AIR
PILOTS KILLED
Tragedy Toll Causes Demand
for American ParachuteS

LONDON, oct. 12--By U. Ply
The death Of IA Royal mir force
pilots in tho last five weeks, bring.
Ing the total for tho year to date
TO AZ. has led TO n wide demand
hero for speeding UP tho equipment
OF all British pilots with American
parnchutos.
Announcement was mado four
months ago that tho British air
ministry after n series OF expert.
ments had decided to adopt nm Am.
erlcan mado parachute, known ms
tho Irvine, ms part OF the equip.
ment Of air force pilots, but UP to
this time only ono squadron had
been equipped with them
At inuuests into tho deaths OF
five pilots killed In tho last week,
ooroners emphasized tho necessity
of rushing ahead tho equipment Of
all pilots with parachutes Mt tho
earliest possible date.
The majority Of tho deaths have
been caused by air collisions and
breakago OF the planes at consider
nble attitudes, and Is believed had
tho flyers been properly equipped
with parnchutes they would have
had plenty of time to use them
and would have been alive today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
FOUR YEAR OLD WANDERER
is PICKED UP BY POL ice
Officers Seek Parents
of Boy Who Doesn't
Know Name

WITH $3.50 in his pockets and
w only a vague idea as TO how
he got there, little 4-yeur-old
boy was found wandering aimlessly
around Frye's packing plant in the
South End OF the city Sunday night.
Monday at noon tho boy was still
being held by police Juvenile Of
ficera No trace OF his parents had
been found and no child has been
reported missing.
When questioned the lad said his
name was Phil He was unable to
give his last name.
4 man named Bill took him TO
tho homo OF another man named
Heinic, the hoy said. Heinie gave
him the si.s9.
Phil said he did not live in Seat
tie, but that his mother was in
hotel somewhere In the city.
The lad did not display any con-
Germ over his plight. He appeared
shy and contented himself with
counting his money, which consist
cd of n silver dollar, quarter a
nickel and nine pennies
The police are making every ef-
fort to locate the lads relatives
but 10 far have obtained no clue
to their identity or that OF the
youngster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
IA DROWNED ON
EXCURSION TRIP
Florida Land Selling Plan
Ends in Tragedy

MELBOURNE, Fla, Oct. 12.-By
' y. P.)-1'ragcdy has laid its hand on
n group of Middle Western home.
seekers who came TO Florida 10 full.
| fill drenms OF riches and comfort
The party, which started out sunday
on n yacht in Melbourne bay to SEQ
the lands offered them by n develop.
ment company, was all but wiped
out when seas swept over their boat,
| cApsizlng IT,
! Fourteen nro known TO have
| drowned. Three others are missing.
OF tho remaining eight making up
the party. six were uninjured,
Ten bodies have been recovered.
Mrs. LOCKE Davidson, VITO of the
vice president Of the company, which
conducted tho homoscekers' eXcur.
sion, is among tho dead and her hus.
band among tho heroes OF tho dis.
astor which has shocked Florida.
The dead includod
Harold Roach and 12,year. son.
of Melbourne.
Harry Copock, Kansas City,
Miss Droillng Tor BroilingD, Wichi.
tn. Kan.
Mr., Barton and wife, Wichita, Kan.
ID, V, Rucklcs, Wichita, Kan.
Miss Larson, Wichita.
Mrs. Locke y. Davidson, Mel.
bourne.
A. l.. Whitostarf, Wichita,
! Mr.. Salmon, Wichita.
Three unidentified victims.
Missing;
- - Albcrtson, Scdgwck, Kan,
49, - Salmon, Wichita, Kan.
| Frank Driscoc, l.os Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

CTTY council will consider the city manager
plan Tuesday.
Two plans for getting the measure placed
upon the ballot are before it. One is to place
on the ballot an amendment providing for this
form of government which was drawn up by
the Municipal league. The other is to throw
the entire plan open to the public elect a COM
mission Of Is freeholders, who will spend 60
days or more in drawing up charter, and then
submit this to vote of the people.
The council judiciary committee has report
ed out the Municipal leagues amendment, and
has voted to table the request for freeholders'
convention.
Before the council as whole considers this
question, Tuesday, this paper hopes it will take
seriously into consideration several possibili-
ties:
I If the charter amendment is placed on
- the ballot, and SHOULD be beaten at
the polls, it will be almost an impossibility to
get city manager plank into any charter sub
mitted by charter. committee, in the face of
such vote
. If the charter amendment is placed on
e. the ballot, it specifies that the office of
mayor is eliminated on the day new mayor
would take office. That Mayor Brown will
run for reelection, anyhow, is the belief at city
hall. What man. of standing in the community
would run against him for an office that might
not exist after he had attained it?
z In the face Of an opinion by the corpo-
~ ration counsel that the legality of the
charter amendment is open to question and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

y Froek coats are de rigeur for the
Autumn season, and arc especially
charmant when worn with the
dashlng topper" or high silk hat,
20 popular in Varsity circles. This
chic ensemble can be worn In the
afternoon, at teas, muslcales and
crokinole parties, but for the more
intimate croquet game on ,iilady's
lawn, we recommend the sack suit
on the right as being tho dernier
sri for the ruugher sports.
The Liberty magazine Is offering
$1,000 week for acts OF conspica-
Gus bravery.
Wei. there's the gink who re-
fuses TO applaud when his wife
sings Moonlight and Roses" at the
afternoon musicale
Here Iic the bones Of Mrs Trtpe.
Who gaze dody her husbands pipe ;
'Tioas old and black, but the jury
men
Acquitted him bV haIf-past tent
with the price Of rubber contlnE-
ally ascending. and the price OF au-
tomobiies getting lower. we'll soon
10 buying car to tit our old tires.
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB
The gink who goes around whis-
pering that the world series is
fixed"
Small boys are awfully hard on
shoes and clothes, but they're aw-
fully easy on soap and water.
Diporccd arc Mr..
And Mrs MacTdcks;
He called her mother.
THAT old nttlc-drei"
MsIicans have given UP bullfight-
ing for football. II Is reported. we
! deprccate this relapse into sayagery.
THE POPULAR song
COMPOSER
Mary had no trace Of brain
She suffered from bad fits,
But tho she was bit insane.
Her songs we're all big hits!
The civil war left us with thou.
sands OF colonies. tho world war left
us residue Of captains and majors
30 perhaps after tho next war.
they'll be few corporals in civilian
life
BnscbdH used 10 be a game for
rough tough hc-mcn. but hos,
days arc gone forever.
The third bdSemcn on the riD1
ioorh series trans arc named liar.
old and ospaIdi
w DIARY
tOctobGr ~
lords dAy1 Up very betlmrs, and
ny boatr into the countrie, - fpIrn autumn
gay with tho naples turning yellow and
crimson, aud white haze IN the low.
l lends fn the evening did miss tho last
lhhts W town, but Lard lltiia I cared
Tor " did give ~ nm excuse 10 atny
II DnRfr IN the conntrir, albeit Dame
Nrtw mighty yetsA. aud dld call me O
stupid ,nny, Int nsf nsuEht further u
ny when did 81 a sudden snap back
hafsh words butter no narsnip-l" And
20 to dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

GRIFFITH STADIUM. Washing
" ton. Oct. 1.-THE Washington
Senator'S lined up against the Pitts
burg Pirates in the fifth game OF
the worlds series this afternoon
determined to win II, terminate the
series and emerge with the cham
pionship for the second year run.
ming.
The senators were odds-on favor.
ties TO win the game and series.
With 3 to l lead in the the series
they had an advantage that was
hard TO overcome.
Bill McKechnie, manager of the
Pirates. said before the game start
cd that he was going to pitch Vic
Aldridge. a selection which crossed
all the experts who thought Leo
Meadows would work in the box.
The Pittsburg players admitted
that Meadows had a sore arm and
might not be able to work again
IL the Pirates won today.
FIRST INNING
PITTSBURG-Moore flied out to
Peck. Carey singled TO left. Guy.
Ter singled TO right. Barnhart
flied to Goslin. Traynor walked.
Wright out, S. Harris to Judge. No
runs, two hits, no errors.
WASHING N-Rice singled
over Moore's head. S. Harris sacri-
feed, McInnis to Moore. Goslin
doubled TO left, scoring Rice. Judge
famed. j. Harris walked. Peck
forced Goslin at third. Traynor UNI
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

CTARTING at 10 o'clock Monday
~ morning with n coIorful pro.
cession. measuring in stately tread
the pazsugc from the bishops house
to st. James cathedral. hundreds Of
church diguitaries. knights OF Co.
lumbus and supplied choir boys
opened in solemn dignity the cul-
minatlng celebration Of the Diamond
jubilee Of the diocese OF Seattle.
Passing slowly up the steps Of the
great cathedral TO the subdued
strains Of music from within tho
great house OF God, the celebrnts
entered the stllied chamber, faced
the lighted altar and started at onco
the impressive pontlflcal mass.
slgnaIly honoring the bishop Of
tho diocese Of Seattle, Rev. Edward
J. O'Dea, announcement was made
Monday OF a special appointment OF
the bishop as assistant 10 the pom.
tlfical throne. This was made known
when the contents of telegram
weer given out, just preceding the
opening ceremonies Tho dispatch
reads.
Warrington, y. c., Oct s.
ION the occasion Of tho Diamond
jubilee Of the dloces Of Seattle, our
holy father has delgned to appoint
you assistant to tho pontlfical
throne, upon which I congratulate
your lordship. ] am forwarding by
mail n communication addressed to
you by tho cardinal secretary OF
state. beg to extend TO your lord
ship, your clergy and laIty my own
cordial congratulations on tho coca.
sion Of the Diamond jubilee and
your new honorB.
"F. FUMASONI B1ONDf
Apostolic Delegate"
The communication referred 10
wns received in Seattle Monday
morning. II wnp in Latin, and lta
text will be mado public M soon 40
translated. Tho honor conferred up.
on Bishop ODca will giyo him rank
noyt 10 q Cardinal when In Rome.
Uniformed members Of the Fourth
Degree, knights of Columbus, con
stltutod a guard Of honor and, with
gworda Mt present, thanked tho
marchcrg Ms they passed MP tho
cathedral stopH
-Four bishops. seven monelgnora,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
ALDRIDGE
WINNING
KURLER
Pittsburg Is Still in
Fight for Ball
Title

GRIFFITH STADIUM,
Washington, D. c., Oct. r.
The Pittsburg Pirates kept in
the running for the world
baseball championship here
today by defeating the Wash
ington Senators by a score Of
6 to 3.
Had the Senators won it
would have cinched the title
for them, the team having
won three of four previous
games. The Pirates still have
a fighting chance now for the
honors, but they must win the
next two straight games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
:"
BISHOP O'DEA HON0RED BY
POPE In DIAMOND JUBILEE
Impressive Ceremonies eliminated by Sigma
Honor to Veteran Catholic Prelate

and scores of priests, besides Choir.
isters, altar boys, and Knights OF
Columbus took part in tho ceremon.
les incidental TO the celebration OF
the pontifical mass.
A joint civic celebration will take
place Mondny. Mt s p. m. at Eagles
auditorium, md II IL expected that
thousands OF Catholics from all
over tho Northwest VIII be in nj.
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

Turn 20 the Want Ad Columns
and sec who is Offering this fur
nlture to you. THE BEST BUYS
ARE FOUND IN THE STAR
WANT AID COLUMNS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Baby Boy Is Found on Seattle Street!

iIowdy. folks! This Is wash.
ng day for the wife. and
warmed.oyer.dinncr night for
u.
Old Joe BungStartcr Is practi.
cal kind OF a crss. He always
wears a red neektts when he cats
tomato soup,
4 fortune atedlES the nan tplo
inCcnts an electric magnet ,ehiGh
tcl remore btrdshot from mallards.
There Is only one thing 70 be
said In favor OF reading the news
paper at tho breakfast table. II
affords you an effective shield when
= our wife eats grapefruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Hunters Fires
Start Brush Burn

BELLINGHAM, oct. 12.-Several
threatening brush fires broke out in
the section between Lakes What.
com and Samish Sunday. The
fires developed from hunters camp
fires and were famed by a strong
northwest gale.
In the mountains southwest OF
Lake Whatcom is the biggest fire.
II was caused by an unextin.
guished camp fire. SO far the
fires have been confined to logged.
off areas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Before You
Vote
(EDITORIAL)

CTTY council will consider the city manager
plan Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Weather

Generally f8tr
foHipht aa..
TuTs3aH wnfu
isos itght north
rfiY tfsEds
remPvrstare-
Man So. MIR AZ
re1aY NeaH IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
"Diet and
Health"

Will be a daily feature
Of this paper hereafter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11

bida forma v podais resolverlos
concienzudamente despues de Dir
mis- defensas, alegaciones y prue-
bas de mi honestidad en- ell come
tldo que por los accionistas me fue
confiado.
Atentamente sometido,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Las Arrugas Desaparecen
Como pOr Arte de Magia

Para suprimir las arrugas. he de-
sechado nor complete los cosmaticos !,
esrrihe Mhe- Corsan. In celebrada espe-
cialisfa de belleza parisiense "T,os re-
sultados que producer son desalentado-
res y nunca son permanentes Ell masa-
je es un metodo que solo produce en- par
te bnen resultado Y es demasiado lento.
Nunca he Observable NADIA que pro-
duzca resultados tan maravillosos como
ma soluci6n inofensiva sencilla que
toda mujer puede preparar aplicar en-
casa sin Ell menor inconvenience. Todo
10 que Sc necesita es un cuarto de itro
de bay rum y una onza de .Saxolite pull
verizado de buena clase, que Sc puede
obtener en- cualquier droguerfa. Mezclese
las dos apliquese esta soluei6n refres-
cante a la cara, diario. Ell efecto es
maravilloso g instantaneo. La piel adquie.
re firmeza, Sc distiende desaparece toda
arruga flacidez. listed sentirA la cara
fresca, despues de usar la locion; su
aspecto tambien ser6 mas lozano Y, al
cabo de POGO tempo, parecera que le han
quitado diez amos de encima'.
Anuncio,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
NOTAS VARIAS
M
PARA ESPANA
7 2 = w @NDN 2
AZ

Acompanada de su nieto Frank
embarc6 para Espana, via Estados
Bnidos, la distinguida y apreciable
sonora dona Virginia Gruppy viu-
da de Portilla, quien estara varios
.dias en- New York en- la residencia
de su hija, la sonora dona Elofsa,
siguiendo despues viaje hasta Ma
drid, donde pasara dos tres amos
en- compafia de su otra hija dona
Maria Portilla, esposa del conoci-
do hombre de negocios seiior Ma
nuel Rodriguez Portela, de la fir
ma Sucesores de Jose Martinez, de
esta plaza, y quienes residen hace
alg1n tempo en- la capital de Es-
paiia. Deseamos buen viaje la
distinguida valera Y buenas i'm
presiones en- la terra hispana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Ell SR. PANIACUA NO ES NADIA
En-. FL BANCO DE SAN JUAN

Iria someterse a esta tan grande y
onerosa responsabilidad legal po-
niendo en- peligro los pocos bienes
de fortuna que posee para librar su
subsistencia y la de su esposa e
hijos;
Por cuanto, ell sefior Secretario
de esta Junta, mi juicio, sin au-
toridad legal reglamentaria y sin
autorizacion expresa de esta Junta
para clio, ha cometido una grave
imprudencia, cuando menos, al ha-
Ger circular, bajo su firma como
Secretario, una hoja suelta en- des-
prestigio de la seriedad de esta
Junta Y perjuicio del credito del
Banco, Y tai vez con ell linico fin
inexcusable de perjudicar la per
soma individual de vuestro Presi-
dente en- su buena fama, reputa-
cion y credito, pues no de otro,
gnodo Sc explica 10 oficioso de tan
imprudente hoja suelta.
Por cuanto, parece que Ell acuer-
do antes mencionado suprimiendo
la Gerencia Direction Admins
trativa del Banco es la 1nica base
sobre la cual Sc pretende incinerar
81 prestigio Y reputation de Ia
Presidencia que humildemente ocu-
pa vuestro servidors y esta lucha
por los enemigos personales del
suscribiente parece fundarse en-
la supuesta y falsa, 0 real y ver-
dadera, falta de confianza de los
demas miembros que componen es-
Ia Junta;
Per cuanto, la actitud alberta
mente hostil del senior Secretario,
ha dado motivos a actos de insu-
bordinacion del empleado Angel
Ortiz, desconociendo este la au-
toridad reglamentaria del Presi-
dente, negandose a practicar ope-
raciones corrientes despues de ha-
Der sido requerido para clio de
una manera Official por la Presi-
dencia, y tratando de entorpecer,
dilatar, molestar Y hasta impedir
que ell Presidente, como Jefe Eje-
cutivo de la Corporation repre-
| sentantte de la Junta General de
Accionistas Y de este Board, Ell
ausencia del mismo, cumpla acuer-
dos adoptados por esta Junta.
/ Por cuanto, tai estado de cosas
| no puede continuar de ninguna ma
nera legal o Illegal, y es absoluta-
nente necesario que ell Presidente,
quien quiera que desempefie ese
cargo, sea reconocido por todos en-
sus plenas funciones reglamenta-
rias y sea rodeado de las conside-
raciones y ell prestigio moral Y CO.
nercial que demanda toda institu-
cion de credito en- cualquier rim
con del mundo; presentandole toda
la cooperation possible y toda la
confianza que ell cargo asi requie-
re;
For tanto:
De una na7era clara, terminan-
te y sin ambajes, sin reservas men
tales Y con amino serene, presento
v planteo ante vosotros la cues
ton de confianza, poniendo en-
vuestras manos honorables la re-
nuncia de mi cargo de Presidente
v Director administrative de esta
| Corporation para ell cual fuf nom
brado por una Junta General de
Accionistas, nuestros comitentes,
para asi, 81 hay cargos que formu-
lar contra mi por mis- actuaciones
Sc presenter y sustancien en- de-
| -------------------a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
80. Director:


Como en- ell periodico Ell NUN
DO del dfa de aver, Sc publica un
suelto, escrito sin duda por el Sc
nor Paniagua, cuyo fin no es otro
que crear dificultades a esta ms
titucion, haciendose pasar por Pre-
sidente y Gerente de este Banco,
me permito remitirle copia de la
carta renuncia presentada por di-
cho senor al Board de Directories
~ los acuerdos tomados por este
con relaci6n este asunto:
Banco de San Juan,
San Juan, P. r.
Agosto 25 de 1925.
Sres. Directories del Banco de
San Juan, Ciudad.
Companeros de esta Junta:
Por cuanto, esta. Junta de Direc-
torres en- su session celebrada ell dia
70 de agosto de 1925, acord6 supri-
mir Ell cargo &c Gerente de este
Banco Y Sc ordeno al Cajero Sc
nor Angel Ortiz asumiera interina
mente las funciones de Gerente, y
este sin aun haber prestado la
fianza correspondence como Ge-
rente INFERNO Sc cree con suficien-
te autoridad para desempehar Ia
les funciones;
For cuanto, de acuerdo con ell al
ticulo z de nuestro Reglamento Sc
gun fue enmendado por la Junta
General de Accionistas, las funcic
lies, deberes y responsibilities
del Gerente o Director Admins
trativo del Banco estan insepara-
blemente vinculados en- ell Presi.
dente, y yo entiendo que por muy
sanos que hayan sido los PROPOSE
tos de este Board al suprimir Ia
Gerencia del Banco, tai acuerdo nc
Esolamente es Illegal, sino nulo al
initio; Y dicha nulidad pudiera SCI
invocada en- perjuicio de nuestros
intereses particulares como Di-
lrectores, de acuerdo con ell articu.
10 20 de la VICENTE Ley de Bancos;
! v este, vuestro servidor, no desea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
Atentamente sometido,
edo. Bartolom6 Paniagua.
Presidente Director.

"Leida esta carta y eliminado
por su propia petici6n ell senor Pa
niagua de votar en- este asunto,
ell Board, sin discussion alguna e
IncOntinenti acordo aceptar la re-
nuncia del senor Paniagua como
Presidente Y Director"
(Libro de Actas, pagina 69.)
"Fue acuerdo consolidar ell cargo
de Gerente Y Cajero, por raz6n de
economics, continuando como tai
ell senor Ortiz, baio la fianza pres
tada como cajero".
(Libro de Actas, pagina 69.)
Fue acuerdo del Board por una
nimidad nonbrar al Director don
Agustfn Alamo, Presidente Interi-
no de esta Institution, hasta tan
to la Corporation este en- condicio-
mes de nombrar un Presidente en-
Propiedad de acuerdo con la Ley.
(Libro de Actas, pagina 70.)
\ con este damos por terminada
esta discussion en- la prensa para
continuarla donde mas convenga a
los intereses de esta Corporation,
no sin antes expresar a usted nues
tras nayores gracias por la publi-
lcacion de estas lfneas.
| Por la Direction del Banco.
Angel ORTIZ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
NgMln
LA CAMARA DE CoMERCIo
CoNSULTA AL LCDo BROWN

Ell mas importante de los acuer-
dos tomados por la Directive de
la Camara de Comercio en- su reu-
ni6n Ultima, fu6 encargar al Lcdo.
J Henri Brown Ell estudio de Ia
Ley de Arbitrios, indic&ndosele las
hneas que debe seguir su opinion.
Oportunamente notificaremos 4
nuestros Iectores Ell resl.ltado de
dicha investigation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
DON LORENZO GINoRIo.

Ha sido nombrado tasador de la
propiedad, nuestro amigo ell joven
Lorenzo Ginorio, active Collector
de Rentas que habia sido hasta ahc
ra en- ell Departamento del Tesoro.
Nuestra felicitaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
DON LEO BAIz

@Ha sido nombrado medico veteri-
mario de la Central Juncos, nues-
tro amigo ell sefor Leo Baiz. Re-
ciba nuestra mas calurosa felicita-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
UNA FARMACTA

Con el nombre de "Amparo"
han alberto en- Santurce, en- la ca
lie del Quito, parada 81 una Far
macia, los jovenes hermanos Sosa,
hijos del active cabo de la policia
sefior Sosa. Buenos negocios les
deseamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-11
SRTA. INES QUINoNES

va esta bien del ataque de grippe
que lie retuvo en- CANA en- su resi-
dencia de Santurce, la distinguida
senorita Ines Quinones Cabezu-
do. Sinceramente celebramos este
restablecimiento.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-11-15

fishing season. Extending the sea- son tends to an inferior product and depletion of the supply.
 We also recommend that should future regulations increase the le- gal distance between trap sites thus eliminating certain traps, that the trap holding prior right ac- cording to the records in the United States Engineers office shall be permitted to continue operations in preference to later locators.
 We have examined the Ketchi- kan court house and jail and urg ently call attention to the reports of former Grand Juries, particu- larly the Grand Jury of the spe- cial April 1925 term, condemning this building for the use as Court house and jail. We also endorse Grand Juries, the City Council, the Comm crcial Club of Ketchikan and other bodies, that proper Feder al building be constructed at Ket- chikan for the use of all govern ment agencies.
 We have examined the records in the recorders office at Ketchikan and find that in some of the older records many instruments were i'm perfectly recorded. In deeds of rec ord we find that in some cases vital parts of the description of