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uN BALANCE

ssf tSt- &s Ra
En- julio 81 del 1924 la Central
Aguirre cerr0 sus operaciones con
un balance de 81, ,TI56, ,695. .26.
Oficiales - Charles G. Bancroft,
Pres; John Farr, Vice Presidente !;
Charles L. Carpenter, segundo vi
ce-presidente; Manager General, j,
Brooks Keyes; Tesorero, Richard
D. Coo.
Directories - Charles F. Adams,
Louis Bacon, Charles G.. Bancroft.
Chas. Carpenter, Charles L. Gre
hore, John Farr, Charles Hartzell
Robert n Herrig, Thomas A. Ho-
Wei, /, Brooks Keyes, George C.Lee
Charles G. Meyer, James II. Post,
George Wigglesworth.
Oficinas centrales Central A
gurre, Jobos, Puerto Rico, lOfici-
ma del tesorero, f5 Milk st.. Boston.
Mass.l1c SE f
Celebra reunion anual el primer
lunes de diciembfe
FECHA EN- QUE LOS DISTINTOS
PASSES DEL MUNDo cELEBRAN
LA zAFRA AZUCARERA.
Antigua B. W. L.-de febrero
julio.S Argehtina-de mayo a noviem
bre, Australia, barbados. B. W. l.
de enero junio. BrasiI--de octu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20
H1sToRIA X pRopIEDADEs

W. Incorporate en- Puerto Rico, di-
sSRSS ciembre 10 del 1918, como una rein
SIlSN corporation de las centrales Central
ASS Aguirre Sugar Companies Gem
sSTtSN tral Aguirre Company. La primera
Ne era un trust voluntario, organiza
~ do ,en'1905 en- Massachusetts tenfa
~ ~ en- el trust todo el capital en- accio.
~ mes de la Central Aguirre Co La
slleN Ponce and Guayama R. R. Co. La
AkS Ultima comprende 40 miIlas de fet
SIISN rrocarril y conecta las plantaciones
NO con los nlohnos de Jobos
:SStSN En- ell 1920 la Central Aglirre ad-
SSs1 quiri0 Y por eiento de las acciones
~ de In Central Machete, incluyendo
2eySS tierras, cana, ganado equipo, etc.
AkS Desde abril del 1924 la central ha
SlEN comprado ell dominic absolute en-
SSs acciones de la Santa Isabel Sugar
SISN Co. Las tres haciendas, Aguirre,
eS6Sl 1achete Cortada tienen una capa-
~ cidad que excede $4,000 toneladas o
2eSSS sea 567,75O sacos de azdcar. La com
AES panfa muele toda la eafia product
slSN da- por Luce and Co, s., en- c.. en-
~ $1,000 acres de TERRA situados
Sd en- Aguirre Guayama.
AE2 Ell gobierno de Puertoa Rico ha
e2nstru(ap un sistena de- riego que
80 evita Ia p6rdida de la cosecha por
NJ falta de agna. Esto ess de gran va
sIEsS sIEsS log~paras 70 central siendo Ia Cen-
ABN trai Aguirre el productor mas eeo-
syISN hopiee de aztiear en- Puerto Rico.
.9SYsS IRODBEGI0N. " y
w. GANANCIAS
slges En- ell ano 1924, al finalizar ell dfa.
AEN dtimo de julio, la Central Aguirre
5ISl habfa producido 32o,OS3 sacos de
Sks azdcar de $40 libras cada uno con
SSaeIS sseSSs
asSETFNi6EkFSa6H Og6TH&c362ER 2ERSS6TEF0s6Y1Ys
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20
HISTORIA DE LA CENTRAL
GTIANICA o SOUTH PORTO
RICO SUGAR CO."

Acci6n a la par-$1O0. Acciones au
torizadas--$12, 100000.
En- julio 1 del 1920 la cantidad
en- acciones fue aumentada de mi
Homes de d6Iares a $12, 100000 y
5,602, 500 de las .nueyas acciones Sc
lanzaron con un diyidendo del 100
por ciento por accion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20
PRODUCTION
GANANCIAS

I'm el aio 1924 Ia central produ-
jo 26O,063 sacos de azlicar de 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20

25 Ell Ell mundo lee Ell esta forina
al compararse con el afo 1923 21.
1924-25 Toneiadas 1928 "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20

un ingreso neto de $1,048,1O4 Ga
nancia por acci6n, S6.9S. Dividendo,
5000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20

No obstante, la obra del ferroca-
rril lie oriente eS gigantesca y NO
6 question de un aIo, sino de amos.
FL plan de exencion de contribur
clones que So pondra en- Yigor
que tiene directa relaG6n con las
ceHtra!es hace esperar que lstas
contribuyan en gran parte 8 ia
termination del ferrocarril de orien
te. p>'oyecto que por amos y alios III
Sido Ia dissection de los colonos dc
esa region de nuestra iSla
LOS BANCOS AGRICOLAS
Los distintos bancos agricolas
que 81 han establecido Y eStan fun
cionando en- varias poblaciones, han
ayudado en- gran manera a los pc
cue1oS colonos. que sc dedican al
eultieo dc cana.
AdeuGis el Baneo Federal, que
tambi6n hace negociaciones id6nti-
cas-, ha hecho mucho por los colo
nos < es de esperarse que continue
rea.izanlo la misma labor,
Aetualmente Sc estd construyendo
frente nuestras oficinas un sober
bio edificio que sera dedicado al
Banco Federal, del cual es Director
Mr.. Thomas.
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PUERTO RICO Y La PRODCC'
CION ALUNDIAL DE AZUCAR
La cosecha de az1car para el 1921
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Iibras cada uno. Tuvo un ingreso
neto de $1,344,511. Ganancia por
acci6n--Pag6 un diyidendo de
$16.25
I'm julio 81 del 1924, Ia Central
FaJardo eerr6 sus operaciones con
UNI balance dc. S,9a0, ,55S.98.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20

Ell aumento total en- la produc-
ci6n mundial este aho ascierde n
3,43S, 135 toneladas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-20

En- ell ano 1924, al finalizar Ell dfa
dltimo de julio, la Central Aguirre.
habfa producido 32o,OS3 sacos de
azdear de so libras cada uno, con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
AGED MAN WINS.
FIGHT TO DIE
Wife and Daughter Try to
Save Him From Gas

lLTHEN his wife and daughter
w found him sitting with his
head over n gas.platc trying TO
commit suicide about 1880 n. m.
Friday. Oscar Charles Johnson.
69. wealthy retired rancher li,.
Ing nj go. Fourth ave. despcr.
atcly fought them off.
lie won tho fiehi and killed
himself,
Tho two women ran across I'll,
street when they found they were
unable TO drag johnson away from
the gus, They called several fire
men from fire station nearby.
Tho fIromen picked up tho gat
victim. who by that time was un
Nonscioua.
They applied a lungmotor. but with
no success.
Tho wife Mrs, Modora Johnson
hnd tho ip.yenr.old daughter, Elsie
Ind left johnson alone IN tho home
about . o'clock Thursday night
They went downtown.
They returned about 1899 a, M
expecting to find Johnson IN bed ant
asleep,
Instead, tho house wns full Of 20,
and, running into the Kitchen they
naw huddltd figure over tho gns
plate.
Tho combined strength Of IN,
women was insufficient 10 rclces,
tho death grin johnson had Hccurct
on tho stove.
t'urn 10 PaKo ~ Column "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
JURY BITTER IN
POLET DEBATE
Can't Reach Verdict; Judge
Orders Them 10 Continue

Unable 10 agree after q hours
deliberations the Jury In tho Prank
Polet Grand larceny case Was order.
90 back 10 TIA room for moro ds.
bate when summoned into cour,
Friday noon. The Jury stood 10
10 z. having changed from TO
vote In the last i5 minutes OF
debate.
There was no Indication M 20
how tho jurymcn stood. Spectators
IN judge A. W. Hawkins court
could catch snAichcs OF bitter ArKu.
mont between opposing factions OF
tho jury
Polet. former Investment banker,
and his manager. Joe Lucontc, nrc
charged with mluappropriatinE 81 .Ss7
from Louis kastonmyor
Tho Italian bank failed last Fob.
ruary a.
its affairs are IN tho hands OF n
receiver,
Meanwhile Polots financial M.
fairs continued 20 tottsr. The
Spring Cigar Co. filed ault IN au.
perior court Tor sizes merchandise
bill, asking receiver for Bagdnd.
Inc, tho Madison IT. cabnrvt in
which Polet IN nm officer. Thcy
are Joined IN tho suit by sohwabhchcf
Bros. who have u isis claim against
the cafe, which they claim IN in.
solvent, following tho failure or
Poiors financial house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
ny @. LUCILLE puTLER

81 wonder" l said TO myself, Fri
day afternoon. "how scat,lo's hordes
OF visitors viii find their way around
tho city this summer, TN just pre-.
tend I'm stranger in town and de-
pending on tho street cars. and see
how 1t goes, A run out 10 ono OF our
beautiful parks would be nice"
Theroupon at tho nearest corner,
Seventh and Union. deliberately
blottcd from my mind all sense OF 10.
cation and selected Madrona Park as
my objective, and waited for the first
street car.
waited nine minutes, a car
marked Cowcn Park camo along.
Tho conductor oourteously directed
mo 10 walk ono block 20 Pike and
there would find my Madrona car.
IA turned TO 30 another chr came
along, alao southbound. No. 10,
marked Ravcnna Park. being q
perfect stranger" decided Raven.
m Park would fill tho bill and save
me walking u block 10 Pike. 80
climbed aboard paid my fare and
askcd tho conductor,
How far Is il 10 Raycmn
rarkg"
We're not going TO Raycnns
Park" ho said
"But Your slGn says Wnvcnps
Park" I insisted. n irifle bcwild.
cred, "Oh. we make THAT on
eur return trip bo said turning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Jail Not to Blame for
Mans Death, Says Chief
Refuses to Concur With Jury's Report
That Jailers We're Guilty

soycryns Friday declared that he
refused 10 acccp, my responsibility
for iIillegas' death. holding that III
lcgas would have dlod under any cir.
oums,ances
"lIilleEas was pu, In a padded cell
for his own protection" said aov
eryns. "Ths jallcrs' only fault was
In failing 70 mako n notation In the
log.book TINT they had transferred
him from receiving cell 10 the
padded cell. They have been pun,
lshsd by suspensions"
''fIlllegns died OF acute alcoholism
Ills stomach had beon eaten away by
poison moonshIns. Tho cumulative
effects Of his long drinking spree
gave him dolirium tromcna. Dr.
John WotherHpoon Of tho city hos,
plial told me hn would have died even
under medical attention. therefore,
M chief Of police. refuse 10 accept
tho responsibility for his death and
cannot SEQ how tho Jail has been 10
UlhS1Ni
Tho oofonof'A jury decided other.
wise. maintaining that Wright and
Macdonald should bo prosecuted for
criminal negligence In allowing a
prisoner suffering from delirium trc,
mems 10 liz IN jail without attention
Tor four dnyH aud nlRhtg.
IlillegaH WIS arrested April 30 for
driving while drunk lie wan placed
IN n padded cell on Tho morning ~
May o. Early In tho morning IT
May the jnllsra found him uncon.
sclous IN tho cell and sent him TO
tho hospital. where he died n half
hour later lilllogns' friends admitted
that ~ h&5 boon drinking heavily
recently He was an ompluyc Of the
u. H. Kennedy Auto company, OF
Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Want to Go Somewhere?
Read Street Car Signs
Then You Won't Know Where You're Bound;
That's What Lucille Found Out

10 make change for other pass.
sngers.
"What'll I doy" Insisted. lilo
gave me nm emergency transfer.
told mo to get off nc the post
office and take y No. I6 car
headed north.
a car was standing on the oppOslts
track when got off. but I could not
soc what number Il carried as [
found all street cars arc numbered on
tho right aldo only. dashed across
In front OF tho car and sure enough.
!, was No, 10. but u said Cowcn
Park lilo said No. ie," 1 muttercd
60 myself. but maybe mlshoard
him. I'll walt and see
so I waited at tho pos,offlco Cor
10 minutes. while two moro No. 10
Cowcn Park cars went by. before
deciding the conductor was right
when he said "Got No. i6," Auoth.
or No. 10 Cowon Park stopped, I
Joined tho struggling mob NJ tho
gate.
DOCS this car 70 10 Raven,
nm pnri,s" I cried Il was get.
ting cauilcusj
NO" yelled the conductor.
crowding EN- IN.
Does car No. ~ go 60 Ra
VIENNA park" I countcrcd.
yes" said he,
'Wcll. your cur II No. i6!"
I insisicd oaclicJly
Eyes. hut u doesn't 70 thcrc-s
rrurn 10 Page II. Column U 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
TRIES TO
ESCAPE
ARREST
Downtown Crow d 8
Witness Pursuit; S
Shots Fired

E'nSEAr JONES. "a. Was ahas
~ tsiep IN ,hs right arm sboruy
before neon Friday ahiis tFglug 90
ssgsps fFom a policeman IN Tho
downtown business district.
The sianeiinE occurred Ia az alley
between apFiag and Madison sss. and
llseana aa5 Third aves. tsnss hsd
just issea arrested b ratfuirBan An,
aFteoa Ia a tfpsuFi,sf exchange az
1915 hsepad aYe
JONES' had Eane lnts Use Eype+
pfitgs exchanges and offered 10 srii
i a 'ipsaritsf.
The clerk became stsg8elsas. bs.
llesinE u uAs stalsa machine.
and called The golics, AHasfssn re-
sppn8rd tfun headquarters
lpass hsa been ta3a IL walt on
promise that slss machine wuuta
he purchased Andersen walked ia
sad questioned hlsn.
Jones pas searched fpf a gan. hiss
had naBs he sold Anderson that
tho iYpewfisss pAs given 10 hlfu 20
ssii ~ ans,arF man. uhs nss eais.
iaE ~ 'hs street Asisrr0a walked
up Hsasez A. hslsiiaE Jpnss ~ ihs
sfus HsssstshlY iass rrtaaass arnRs
swaf saa rsn. ~ish Anderson Of hia
ksHis
Jones turned Into ths Aiisfway ana
ran Ike y sabbls. fact aisiABcing ~.
dsfspB. who feiissi si hlm 10 stop
Then 30 slupsisi hIs revolver ~ tbs
tlFslas man. ons % tho bullets tore
Tn front raEi ~ Shs shes on tonca
lsfi saos and ,ne ether bullets IeaEsd
IN his issf arm. Anaihsr bans,
scared tAs skin Of HE len forearm
Jsass stopped before reaching the
end q ,hs allsy and surrendered
Scores 81 psopiS on the street,
Witnessed ihs chase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
SHOOTING FRAY
TO Be FATAL
ChehaIis Man, Wounded in
Quarrel, Near Death

cHEJALis, Wash. May H.
fl,us hope was held today for tho
recovery OF Mat M9rtella. suffering
from n az cailbor rife bullet In
hls liver. tho victim ~ n shooting
ARRAY Last night
his poighbor. Mike Koah. was
held for tho shooting which oc.
cured N the laiter's place, about
three mites south OF Winloc w.
ISoakl gave himself no without re-.
asianoe. telling authorities hc cbot
In relf.dcfenso.
Ito said Martslla came ~ hls
place and started y quarrel Nsish.
boris nale there had been had blood
between tho two for nomc tifpc,
Ownership ~ an automobile I've
started thg trouble. .-.l---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

(,iTY hall officials were still talk
" lng about the death Of Samuel
ITllisKna. Tacoma auto salesman.
while prisoner al tho city Jail. and
tho resultant ooronsrs inquest In
which tho Jury held two Jallers. "
r.. Wright and Rory Macdonald.
guilty Of negligence. POLES Chief
ssysrynH was severely cltlcilsd be-
cause no let the two men or With
fiys and ten day suspensions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
SHOT TN STREET CHASE
Do They Call
This Justice?
(EDIToRIAL,)


In THE name of common decency haven't we any
justice in Seattle?
Are We going to let our citizens be killed at will
and mete out no punishment to those who are re-
sponsible?
Let the driver of an auto run into pedestrian, and
the public and police are on his trail hungry to put
him in the penitentiary.
That is as it should be-
But let two officers of the police department, by
their negligence permit an unfortunate man to lie
for three days in Jail and to die there without med
lcal attention, and what happens?
Chief Severyns suspends thenl-one for five days,
and the other for ten.
On the same day policeman who failed to appear
in court as witness draws penalty three times as
heavy-a 30-day suspension.
Ignoring a recommendation of the coroner's jury
that the policemen responsible be held crimnally ac-
countabe, Prosecutor Covin refuses to take action
against them.
Cases of men who are thrown into the city jail
without medical attention. and who later are found
dead in their cells are altogether too frequent Chief
Severyns admits that his jaiers are too hardened
and Indifferent"
Seattle demands justice Justice in the case of care
less motorists who kill pedestrians And Justice in
the case of careless policemen who allow unfortu-
nate prisoners to die on their hands!
This paper doesn't believe justice is being done!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
TEACHER Stays
HIS FAMILY
Shoots Wife, Two Children,
Then Takes Own Life

NEW ORLEANS. La. May H.
George ". PcckhRm. professor al
Ncweomb college, woman's DEPART
mcnt OF Tulane university. today
she, and killed his wife and two chill
drcn and then killed himself. This
children were aged and ? years.
All the victims werc sho, thru the
heart.
40 cause is known for tho trss.
ody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Blackhand Letter Is
Sent to Seattle Girl
$500 or Death Is Demanded by Mys.
terious Writer in Tacoma

UNiE best heads IN tho detective
l. department Friday wrre turned
iSoeo TO run down sca,tlc's iaics,
blackhand mystery.
al tina; they had 10 work on waS
a letter. written IN pencil on cheap
paper. that arrived ia the mail
Thursday for Mrr. Alice Es,rade, o
widow living a, 1879 l2th ave. y.
Tho letter read.
we are watching you! You
have caused us trouble. We want
$500 from you or you will pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Tho penalty in tho lcss Of your
daughter. We have partner IN
Seattle watching you, Beware.
Don't tell tho police"
Tho letter was postmarkcd from
Tacoma md was signed Ralph
Corners" No ono by that namo is
known in the Estrada family.
While detectives vainly tried TO
tind Some clue that would give them
a lead Friday Mrs, Estrada ben,
over her ironing board at tho Capitol
Turn 10 Page III. Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Two Men Facing
Dentistry Charge

Two Seattle men arc prac;icing
dentistry without n license. accord.
ing 10 superior court informa,ions
filed iato THURSDAY. Tho defendants
arc Peter r. Charter and u. w.
Dlllchayc. Ruth Elllnssen is ue
complaining witness,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

liewdy. folks: II isn't the
heat. rs tho huInsdiiy--as tho
rink said when he ate tho can
Of sslidillcd aleshel.
National Hospital Day has eprs
and grns. but Il you SAN want TO
erieeyasa 4. swallow an asFisiR
tablet.
IRE rscsspekesy Gets ere eeHss.
Tat ssz4rsf 81 nc tegT.
The aeea4 &c psenfr4 wessAs s9s
iFgl nes eoase 50. &c irsr.
II will soon be time Ter June brides
70 discover that the e1nopensr -
The greatest snvsntloa q mankind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15
Richardson to Ask
Charge Be Ouashed

floyd q Richardson. enc " three
convicted l1aycrs Of patfoimnn ".
y flthoy. mat fall, win ask dlsnlaa.
al OF hnbiilal criminal charges In
superior court Saturday.
Conviction on the charge cerrics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

Wroiea had jua; stepped oatsids
the door when the two men seized
him one stuck a revolver against
his body whiis the other grabbed
tho EAtchsl.
Come on: let's hurry o1e %
tho men said. and Tho two dashed
10 tho waiting automobile
Several persons we're passing al
the time AZ tho hoidup. but Il was
carried Off with such dispatch that
tho mon wcss racing dop tho
street in the car before bystardsrs
realized what had happened.
Hubert p. E7aaEal Of the later
type corporation stepped out % Tho
Star office as the men grabbed tbs
money.
lie took down The license number
Of she car rs Il sped away. II vas
Washington license 40. 1883.
Lillian Keen LsBAlllSisr. society
editor OF The Star. brushed past tho
bandits ne they stopped wrc;en. She
did not see tho gun az first and did
no; realize what was happening.
She turned in time 10 SEQ them grab
tho money and jump for the auto.
The car with tho four bandits
sped down Seventh ave-. across
Union n. and down towards Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-15

ws asked Iii csru Gee this racrr.
irg weaE kina % engine she had
In Der fIivvev. "a Stationary en-.
CINE" sho replied. laughing like the
jolly httis uainx she t..
TAs wssl5 d. "a fag--scky Nfh~n
sste 80 m@eh p1ias
Ts keep @ysrrrs frum efpfsssg sn
fvguf Of shc srutnsf
--Seasars Asracets.
me ssris is 90 fag-so Iers cat
ghs erirs
xsoas apioxees gas sRs ssne
FezrfA OF JafsA
Wares Trstaae
Tee uofiS il 50 fsll--ss srhy use
yszr keeSf
rgir 40 fAese -EroasAin<s
- ssaoltsel
Tsday's Fable. oacs upon a tirzs.
years and years ago. a whole night
passed To- Seattle without a street
ssr mosssrnan being held up.
YOU'RE DARN TOO1sS'
Chicken dinner rrsort on tks VIZ
tory highway Is called tho .Teot
Inn"
Suggested slogan: &c, a loot ossn
IN the Toot Inn,
foot Inn Il a good name for
chicken dinner tavern. bu, n their
clientele IL made 10 Of flivvsr tour.
isss a more appropriate Mans would
BE- ''ftaitle Inn"
Ard LfE Gee Gee ssgs sh1 tnosrs
ore roadhopsc op,siss Of Seattle
tsas osght 20 D. trsen az tho
-sfa1cer Isn.~
Abby Rocksfeiicr. John %. noekr-
fsllsr's granddaughter. was married
yesterday. - fifTycr owner. vs
were deeply Interested in The wed
ding. On No contributed heavily to
ward the expense o. tins trousa<au.
Hfs NAMES HAROLD
wild Poppies 10 He Planted
Around Green Lske.---IIeadiine
LII Gee Gee says she knows n
Wild poppy she'd like 10 sec planted
out there.
A Eirdls of red peoples around IN.
lake will b highly decorative. but
tho offie. scofnaw thinks danasIlous
would b. more useful
A nreman's hfc's friohifd bore.
For ercrvicherc nc Ooes,
Upon the streets most au ne s~cs
IL hose, hose, hose.
when Ll'i Geo Gee read the other
flay that Henry Ford said the whole
AbIo with Americans was i'm.
yer food for breakfast. ahn r..
marked that she'd b. darnsd n she'd
eat Ford for breakfast.
w DfARf
(tfay 40
Lar late. mach faissu.a. .nd 90 tsrd-
" " WV sf"Th pteenfS That my eoefh
do nov roll smssthir, sad 4 mighty
Dvouds 10 have a. mas q sASriaxs And
did leave " In freut ~ the offles. nos,
ssrbsxe can, and nhsn I dla 40 e,,t
anon, did lind u fail ~ banana peel. snd
sersp- ~ Dsp~r. bga hsw The ,nls,.L. All
otrar, know not, 80 The ,saeh Ala
have tyres. and the esa dld nat rbe,s.
home, ssd 10 dlnnsr ~ ,is, ara ,u,,,
ne fs"hs food for The summer soi.tIss
ss snT know, aibif, bsatsn b.tu ,n,
" ds'h give mo Tho hives. And 20, late,
Photoplay ~ Liberty this week IA
tnllsd The Air Mall"
Wo understand that Warner mar.
Yer, WHO plays ths hero role, sure
went up Ia Tho air whsn tho al.
fscior told him what 10 had 10 do
- A SAD H,iio bride
- ~ Nfs ADinHerg
Shr cooted salmon rOga
FOr hBbbys dinner.
CANDIDATE ron TuE POISON
IVY CLUB
The boss WHO gives his employees
IonR lectures on the virtues Of In.
fnsiry, and then leaves The office
- a.. :. -.
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wIIh h poaalblo ilfo aonlenco.

with II u possible life sentence.
Floyd alverly, oo'dotendant IN tho
granddaughter case, was ecntcnccd
10 % 70 90 years OH hnbiiual Grim.
lnal charge several weeks hRo.
Charles lfalrohlld, also convicted
Of tho alaylng, IL aeiylng n man.
slaughter sentence Vt Wolla Yella.
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4 BREAD FIRMS
TO COMBINE
Northwest Bakeries Merger
Report Is Denied

MERGER Of tgur big Pacific
I'l Northwest baksry concerns
under leadership Of tho Continental
nakinE Co. ~ New York. was TO
ported and denied IN Seattle Fri.
day.
According 10 New York rcports
tho Washington Bakeries corpora
lion. seattle. tho spokane bakery,
Spokane. tho nu,icfnnt bakery,
Taroma. and the u. 4 BahnK Co,
u Portland. arr TO be taken over
BY tho Continental. a 100000 con-
ccru.~
q. W. skinner. preslden, Of the
Seattle concern. said Tho report N
mainly untrue
IT'D added that there IN nothing
10 b. given out az this time" and
would no, ray whether negotiations
were pending
other master haketa reading OF
the merger In Tho Bakery Review.
trade Journal. said tho effect
would b. TO stabilize pricct,'
Dave Alderman. Of tho Spokane
bakery. IA 10 manage the conSoli.
dalton. tho report ays
Tho Spokane bakery IL one OF tho
blKEcst In the state, n million dollar
concern that has never run TO
capacity.
Tho Washington bakeries. hair
million dollar plant runs two
bakery goods factories IN Seattle.
Its office IL NJ 18TH ave. 4 and
Main ~. Mr., Skinner Ia l,s preal-
don't. q. H. Rasmussen its general
manager.
Tho u. + Baking Co. IL a $1,000. .
600 concern, tho leader In Port.
land
The Tacoma plant while not tho
largest In that city Is enc OF the
biggest.
The merger would involve at least
100000. and probably great dead
more. o
Reports In tho bakery trade were
that tho merged concerns would
embark on an cxtenaIvo advertising
campaign, atrcsslng quality. and by
combined buying aud Halen. effect
economIoa
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sharpening up
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on the first city
visitor who de-
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