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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03

nos ejemplares que daran mucho
que hacer en- nuestra pista.
Euzkadi, en- la quinta a pesar de
su mala demostraci6n del domingo,
es una Inca segura. Por malo que
este debe ganar facilmente.
LIZ sey+a sera muy luchada.
Three O'Clock, Confetti. WI Ii
Cheng y Rumba tienen derecho al
primer prenlio. Favorecemos a
Confetti para nrimero y Three
O'Clock para segundo. La carrera
es tan corta cue una mala sa'ida
nuede decidirlo todo. Gloria Ma
ria llegara bastante pegada a los
gsnadores.
La Ultima debe de ser de Cuba
nita. 81 esta no responde como de-
be. Pussy es ell indicado.
Fl quid esta en- saber averiguar
los "tajos". ALA usted. ....
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lComo vendra NauticaI?- -Satur-
nina y Slip Along.-Euzkadi en- IL
nea-Confetti nuestro favorito.--
Cubanita VS.. Pussy

En- ell programa de ma.ana s&-
-bado, Reina Mora aparece como
una Inca en- la primera carrera.
Lrcero, La Fayette, y especialmeu
te Rocio la perseguiran para rem
dirse luego. Favorecemos a Rocio
para segundo.
En- la carrera siguiente Senador
sc destaca como una semi-linea.
Como contrincantes lleva a Puer-
torriouena y Laura. que lie daran
una fiera batalla. Sera una bonita
carrera.
El tercer evento es ell mas i'm
portante de la tarde y casi del ano.
81 Nautical esta bien no hay que
decir que es una Inca indiscutible,
10 malo es que no Sc sabe como
Sc presente despues de su enfer-
medad. En- superioridad le sigue
Merino. De haber una lucha SC
iran al suelo todos los calculos, va
que los cinco ejemplares que to-
man parte son magnfficos. Habra
0uien juegue los cinco caballos de
esta carrera, para 10 que pueda
.ocrrrir.
En- la cuarta, Carmen Lydia es
una Inca, aunque 10 mismo Slip
Along que Saturnina son muy bue-
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Ell LcDo. ARROYO
cELEBRA sU
TRTUNFO

''Vente con nosotros'' nos dicen
los exquisitos inspirados poe'"~.
hermanos Pal6s Matos. "A dondc
vamos'', replicamos nosotros. "A
Catafo" fue la contestaci6n. I'm
casa de Quien'', insisttmos. 'En
casa del Lcdo. Arroyo" nos con-
.testan en- coro. Cogimos, pues. Ia
lancha y en- cinco minutes nega-
mos Catafio. Cuando llegamos la
casa, en- Ell balloon nos esperaba Ell
Lcdo. Arroyo. Fufmos presentados
la sefora Arroyo, dofia Maria
Aurora Estrada Y a un grupo de
muy guapas Y simpaticas sefiori-
tas que ALI estaban. Antes de que
pasaran ounce minutes mas, va
habfa llegado ell resto de los invi-
tados. Ell proposito de la fieste-
cita que era la vez de caracter
fntimo y familiar, fue celebrar la
parte del triunfo que en- Ell case
Sabalier-Iglesias, ganado por Ell
senior Tglesias, corresponds al Lcdo.
Arroyo quien con ell Lcdo. Felitl
representaba al Senador.
Demas esta decir que estandt
presentes los poetas Pales Matos,
Vicente y Luis, hubo recitaciones
y como ellos saben hacerlo. Por
gusto de La concurrencia, los her
manos Pal6s, hubiesen recitado pc
rennemente. Tambien recito ,el jo-
ven Emilio Rivera Ayala. Una
charla amena rein6 durante todo
el acto.
Presentes estaban conipor:endo
la distinguida concurrencia las si-
guientes sefioritas que siendo fo-
res formaban un bouquet que. nos
otrcs gustosamente v sin vacilar
entregamos al Lcdo. Arroyo, por
gu triunfo obtenido: Angelita Gra-
nado; Noemf Rodriguez; Herminia
(Continua en- la pagina Is
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|se sirviendo en- alguna capacidad
Ell los Hip6dromos de Puerto Ri
60 que faltare el respeto a la Co.
mission Hfpica Insular a alguno
de sus miembros en- el ejercicio dc
sus funciones, podra ser castigado
con una multa de $4,000 ex-
plllsado de los Hip6dromos de
Puerto Rico.
Sc acord6 recomenJe~ ? 'ns ad-
min'stredoros do los rr'rSllromos
&c Son Juan Ponca dasin fecten
nor 10 nenoe no vez al mes las
isnlas del paddock.
I7u@ acucrdo citar a los sohores
Eusebio Rosario v Jacinto Rome
ro v al detective Juan F.. Miranda,
para que comparezcan el pr6ximo
lnnes a las 8 de la noche para in
fornar acerca del origen de los
cahallos Patria, Mascara Y Acua-
relq.
81 acord6 fijar el sabado II de
bonio de 1925 para inspeccionar los
caballos Y potros del senior Victo-
rio 4" la Rosa en- Isabella.
Fine acuordo indulter ell resto
de la nena de suspension que vic
no extinguiendo el jockey Jacinto
Marrero.
Enterada Ia Comisi6n del falle-
cimiento ocurrido en- esta ciudad
dc Ia sehora Josefa Vazquez. aman
te madre del senor America Du-
mey, Sc acuerda enviarle un men
safe de condolencia.
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C0MISION HIPICA INSULAR
DE PUERTO RICO
SESSION. oRD1NARIA DE
JUNO 80, 1925.


Concucrentes: Pres,dente seiler
Richardson. Csmisionados sehores
Mcnserrat Jr., Such y Dfaz Co.
liazo.
Se le1eran los informes del
Jurado, Ti~4lSoaper, veterinario e
Inspector da las bancas Y del pool
del resultadc de las carreras cele-
lradas el g. z i1nio de 1925. en- ell
Hipodromo 4Las Casas" donde Ell
Jurado hace constar 10 siguiente:
El Jurado irruso $1,000 de null
ia al jockev t. Williams por lie
gar fuera de la hora reglamenta-
ria. Una scwara de SUSPENSION al
Jockey F. Altierv por no asistir
nj haber infarmado la causa. estap
do inscrito para correr al caballo
HOT DOG.
Fue arrobada Ia irsrr'pci6n dol
cahallo del pals M1MOSO propie-
dad de Manuel Dones.
Sc acordo confirmar el acuerdo
de IA de abril de 1925. denegando
la inscription de Ia notranca FE-
LICfA propiedad de Lorenzo Bar
carcel.
Quedo enterada la Comision del
informe del Colegio Y Asilo de Par
vulos de la inversion dada al dona-
two que lie fuera hecho.
Sc aprebaron las vontas da los
icahallos siguientes: "Storm Cloud
de Eduardo r. Gonzale7 Fernan-
do J. Geigel; COLOMBINA de Ra-
mon Falcon a Luciano r. Fuertee;
ATALAYA de Ramon Falc6n q IN
ciano R. Frertes; ROYAL MOTOR
&c Carlos M. Rosich Tnsto Prize
to: CHAVALA da Oriental Stable
n LaoI,ra Stohio. prpToT.A v
CRYSTALLINE de Alberto Sureda
a Laguna Stable: CARMEN MA
RIA de Felix Ramirez Iapuna
Stable; GOLONDRINA dc Froi'io
Antunano Arturo E. Bravo. Per
torriquele de Luciano r. Fuer+es
a Fernando ]. Geigel: LA P.ALMA
de Luciano r. Fuertes F. r. Con
zalez; CONFETTI de Luciano r..
Fuertes a Eduardo P. Gonzalez;
MIR. WI. de Ramon Fa'c6n a Ro-
bert Denton, ALMA do Pnro6u F7l
con Tooncio r'---4 ~rNGER
MACHINE de Julio Domenech a
Ramon Llobet Rildon.
Sc aprobaron los canbios de
nombres de los caballos Carmen
Maria por la Doriquilla" y
"Cristalina" por "Amazona'
Sc dispuso Ia investigation pa
ra detern1irer el origen de la ye-
qua ATENAS.
La Conlisi6n acuorda asignar Ia
suma de $4,000 para aumentar
los premios en- La carrera donde
sc disputara Ia copa 4 de julio.
Luego de practicada una minu-
e:osa Investigation en- el case n1-
nero dispuso la Comision revo-
car ell castigo de tres meses inn
puesto al jockey Julio Cesar Rosa
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Por Lebr6n ORTIZ
Por Lebr6n ORTIZ
LAS CoNFERENCIAs DEL NE
GoCIADo DEL TRABAJo.- Ell
LCDo. ARROYO cELEBRA Ell
TRIUNFo oBTEN1Do EN- Ell
CAso sABALIER-IGLEsIAs

Siguiendo fielmente ell plan ira
zado por sus jefeS, 81 Negociado
del Trabaio esta celebrandos en- to-
dos los pueblos de la isla unas con-
ferencias de caracter social eco-
nomico en- beneficio de los trabaja-
dores y del pueblo en- general A
veces Ell Negociado aprovecha la
oportunidad de las conferencias
escolares rurales celebradas por cl
Departamento de Instruction, para
enviar conferencistas quienes die
tan las conferencias preparadas por
Ell referido Negociado. FL que es-
tas hneas escribe tuvo la oportu-
nidad de leer una de estas confe-
rencias la cual fu6 preparada por
el Sub-jefe, senior Ramon Lebron.
Otras veces las reuniones para oir
las conferencias son organizadas
dfrectamente por Ell Negociado del
Trabajo por conducto de sus ms
pectores. FL domingo pasado el Je-
fe sefior Honore, estuvo en- Aqua
dilla, mientras en- Ell distrito de
Guayama, en- ell misno dia, estaba
Ell sub-iefe. senior Lebr6n, acompa-
fiado, de- conferencista, sefior Ce-
ledonio Delgado Y del Inspector
Ceciho Lebr6n.
Invitado por nuestro muy cul.n
primo, Ramon Lebr6n asistimos .
las conferencias celebradas en- 81
distrito de Guayama. Ell domingo
por la mafiana, al despuntar ell al
ba, y antes que Ell sol cubriese es-
Ia parte de Ia TERRA con sus dora
dos rayos, salimos de San Juan y
cruzando las verdes montafias lie
gamos en- menos de dos horas q
Cayey. ALI Sc uni6 nosotros, ell
Inspector del Trabajo, sefigr Nc
mar, siguiendo viaje hasta el s:tio
conocido por "Los Feos''- donde
hahfa de celebrarse una de las con-
ferencias. Cuando Ilegamos. encon-
tramos ALI congregados muchos cats
pesinos los cuales habfan sido irf-
/ vitados previamente. Habia mas de
ciento cincuenta rersonas campe-
sinas propiamsnte hablando.
DID principle el acto con un dis
curse del conferencista sef1or Eel
gado, quien habl6 muy acsrtada-
mente sobre Eel hogar". En- be.
nefcio los campesinos dlscvtio 10
que debe ser un hogar y coin3 pie
de constituirse debidanents Oh bien
de La moral La salud. Condeno
el sistema, este es, cossuElbre ne
"amontonamiento' de los csmpe.
sinos en- sus bohios, comp conse-
cuencia de 10 cual inconSciertemen
r. falta La moral v Ia salud en-
dichos hogares. Habl6 lroco Ell s,lb.
jefe sefior Ramon I.ebr6n. Sa .tiis-
curse fue una brillante arenga lie
/ ma de sanos y sabios conssjos. Elk
/ plic6 de un modo magistral como
los campesinos pueden mejorar su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
LIMOS A(FRDOS COMSON HPIAA De AQUI De ALA

situaci6n economical cultivando la
TERRA. va que Ell pulpo de las
corporaciones tiene Ia mayor par
te de nuestra TERRA conservc1los,
por patriotismo y en- bien Gle nues-
ira situaci6n economical, la parte
de TERRA que nos queda'' dijo Ell
orador. Ell efecto de estas pala-
bras pudo notarse, paes, los oyen-
tes, dirigiendo la. mirada hacia los
que quedaban a su lado, confrma-
ban la verdSd que encierran di
chas palabras. Continue el orador
lamentandose de que ell abando 70
del caltivo de La TERRA ha llegao1
al ex-reIDc de que hoy impo~ta
mos, 10 que como frutos memories.
debiamos estar exportando. M hay
duda de que del discurso del Sc
for Lebr6n nrestros campesinos
aprendieron muchas cosas.
Terminada la conferencia nos
dirigimos Guayama, donde Ell Ell
hogar de nuestro distinguido pa
riente, Cecilio Lebr6n, nos tenian
prepsrado nm suculento banquate.
Ademas, de los agasajos entire
los que Sc encontraba ell criollo le-
chon asado, tenemos que signif
car las atenciones que para los in
vitados tuvo la familia Lebr6n-
Ramos. Tanto el joven profesio-
nal Marcos Lebr6n como sus queri-
dos padres = hermanas. estlvie
ron muy solicitos, de modo, que nos
otros de allf sahmos muy satisse.
chos y por dem&s, agradecidos
Despues del banquete los confe-
rencistas del Negociado del ira "a
10 negaron al barrio de Guamani
donde dictaron otras conferencias
a una numerosa concurrencia. Co.
mo en- la conferencia de la ma.iana,
los oradores estuvieron muy acer-
tados en- sus conferencias. Desn Ifs
de pasar por Patillas donde tuvi
mos TN momento de charla con
nuestros viejos amigos Y compue-
blanos, cegresamos a San Juan, ss-
tisfechos de que en- ese dia, los
oficiaIes del Negociado del Ira
bajo habtan rendido una labor it'll
y civica de La cual ha de benef-
ciarse ell pals en- general.
Los seiores Honore y Lebron
quenes son dos enamorados est !,
diantes de sociologia y econom d.
merecen aplausos por su lab,r y
nosotros sin vacilar, Sc los triou-
tamos.
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LEYES DE TNDIAs

Continuation de In pig. 10Y
porque pueblos grandes no perecen
tan facilmente como los insolentes
enemigos que los insultan Y que
iievan tan solo, en- sus corazones
ruines deseos de insolita venganza
y en- sus labios 10 middleton Y la
blasfemia.
Abelardo Casanova Prats.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
AMoRoso COMPROMISE

Hemos sido i1lformados que nues
tro caballeroso amigo sehor Jaime
Lopez Ealas, sub-manager del Hi
podromo de Ponce, ha solicttado
y Sc le concedi6 la mana d.: II cnl-
ia y bella sehorata Carmen Maria
Medina.
Nrestra felicitaci6n sinceya.
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Opiniones de M6di-
COS eminenteS.
DEL COLEGIO DE
MEDICOS DE LA PROVINCIAL DE
ACERCA DEL JABON
MEDICINAL DE LA TOJA

VI EIBlN- Us lie LA HRON 1NCIA l)E
MADRID ACERCA DEL JABON
MEDICINAL DE LA TOJA
FL jab6n llamado de LA TOJA
es un producto que hemos ensayado
con detenimiento con ell cual he
mos podido apreciar las condolences
siguientes
Ia Es un jab0n suave untucso.
neutro de reacci6n V de muy agra
dable contacto. cue no produce as
pereza de la piel limpia muy biea
la superficie de las impurezas que
esta contiene de ordinario.
% Este jab6n, por las substancias
sulfurosas que centiene, modlfica
muy favorablemente los frecuentes
estados grasosos de la piel. sohre
los que. como terreno apropiado, Sc
pueden desarrollar otras enferEe-
dadeS cutdneas.
90 La acci6n ligeramente asepti-
zante. sin producer irritaciones. lie
hace muy apropiado para la linn
pieza de las regiones del cuerpo d IN
de ell sudor Y las secreciones natu-
rales cream propensi6n a enferme-
dades de In piel.
IA EstaS mismas accioneS le hacen
muy acceptable para la limpieza de
las regiones donde Sc han de prac-
ticar oDeracioneS. en- los dIaS an
teriores a elias.
81 No Sc ha Observable que el JA-
BON La TOJA produzca grietas nj
inflamaciones de la piel
DIR. Jose Ortiz de La Tore,
MGdico del Hospital Provincial.
DIR. Juan de AZUi,
M6dic0 del Hospital de S. j. Dios.
Madrid, Z de mayo de 1910.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-10
The Livingstons
Return From Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Livingston and
children returned by auto Monday
evening from Wisconsin and are
congratulating themselves on get
ting home just a few hours ahead
of the fall rains. They enjoyed an
unusually pleasant and profitable
summer. Besides visiting many
friends and relatives in various
places and attending the Livingston
Watson family picnic, which was at
tended by nearly 500 people, Mr..
Livingston continued his work for a
degree at the summer session Of the
state university. The work was
hard, he reports, but he had the sat
isfaction of passing the final tests
of the session with marks of 90 or
better.
They found wonderful highways
almost every place but so much traf-
fc that more than ordinary speed
was impossible over some stretches.
The cost of gasoline curves upward
toward the West, of course, and var
les inconsistency according to the
proximity of Independent COM
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GUNS FLOURISHED BY
JUNGLE GENTS

Continued from first page)
overalls. Two shells in it had been
exploded, the remainder of the
chambers being filled with freshly
loaded cartridges.
Robbery Charge
He was held on a charge of ear
rying concealed weapons and i'm
mediately arraigned before Judge
Gordon. Sheets then entered the
complaint that Rogers had stolen
from him a pocketbook and named
in detail the articles which it con-
tanned. There were some small
coins and 8 .38 calibre cartridges.
Rogers was searched and the pocket
book containing the articles exact
ly as Sheets described them was
found in his clothes. Rogers was
bound over to the district court and
bond set at $4,000. AS he was I'M
able to furnish it he is now in the
county Jail awaiting trial.
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ROOSEVELT COUNTY
PRINCESS
CONTINUED from first page)

CONTINUED from first page)
veterans hospital at Fort Harrison
after which they were entertained
by Mrs. J. E. Erickson at a luncheon
at the governors mansion. In the
afternoon they were formally pre-
sented to the fair visitors on the
platform in front of the grandstand
at 8 o'clock. They spent the rest
of the afternoon in the royal boxes
in the grandstand and viewing the
exhibits. At 6 o'clock they were
the guests of the Northern Pacific
railroad at a dinner given in a din
ing car brought from St. Paul.
Coronation of Queen
At 9 o'clock in one of the most
brilliant settings ever prepared for
the coronation ceremonies Miss Ra-
mona Berta, Of Carbon county, was
crowned queen of Montana by Gov
ernor Erickson.
The Butte Mines band, directed by
Sam Treloar, played the coronation
march. The Queen, followed by the
"a p~rincesses in evening dress march
ed down the center of the hall
through a palm walk leading to the
stage where the throne had been
prepared for the queen. Governor
Erickson met the queen at the top
of the steps leading to the throne
and crowned her Miss Montana. Miss
Berta was lovely in the beautiful
robes made last year by Madame
Greene for The use of the Montana
representative at the Tulsa eXposi-
ton.
The princesses took their places
on the platform on each side of the
throne and were introduced to the
audience by Congressman Evans. At
ter the queen and court had been
presented the queen was escorted by
Governor Erickson around the dance
floor accompanied by her attendants
and the members of the court.
At this ball Miss Brownlee was
gowned in a creation of figured red
and cream georgette with cream
lace.
P~rincesses from neighboring
counties who are attending are
Mabel Colby of Scobey, Daniels
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MAMMOTH ILLICIT DIS
TILLERY RAIDED

Continued from first page)
now draw off $50 gallons in s hours
high grade stuff, filtered and
blended, and aged by the rocker pro-
cess.
Attempt Bride
The officials were offered $1,000
each to let them go, but the arrests
were out of luck again and it was
bars and bonds for them. They were
brought to the county jail Monday
and brought before District Judge
Paul, on an information filed by the
county attorney. They pleaded not
guilty. Creighton was placed under
$4,000 bonds and Phillips under
$1,000 bonds, which they have not
yet furnished. They are still in
jail but expect to find bondsmen.
Evidence was introduced to prove
that Markeson filed the innocent
bystander" role, having just come
from Minnesota and was on his way
to Sidney to work in the sugar fac
tory. Creighton had intended to
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make a trip to Savage (south of Sid
ney) and offered Markeson a ride
when they met at Williston. The
court released Markeson.
Creighton is said to be n OF
several brothers who formerly farm
ed in Mckenzie county, N. d., not
far from Savage, Mont. He had in
his pocket a cd" for 5000 issued
by a Savage bank.
Moving Day
Securing a big truck each at
Froid, Bainville and Culbertson, the
sheriff had the more valuable part
of the still and supplies brought to
the county jail. The novel caravan
arrived Sunday afternoon with the
sheriff following in the %contraband
car. The larger items in the loads
were:
Two immense copper stills and
worms, 27 large kegs and 6 barrels,
nearly all filed with liquid, presum-
ably whiskey. Thirty-eight sacks Of
cane sugar, three large pressure
tanks for use in connection with
gasoline mash cookers, several tank
pumps, water hose, jugs, demijohns,
etc.
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Left at the plant were three 500
gallon wood-stave watts filled with
corn mash, a quantity of cracked
corn, a large cooling vat, sand and
charcoal filters, rocking devices, and
many other equipment parts. A we'll
about six feet deep, supplying excel
lent water, was within a few feet
of the door, curbed with the walls
of a metal tank.
Winter Quarters
In higher ground than the distil-
lery shack, and at a distance of rs
] or 100 yards was a well planned I'M
finished dugout, about Is feet
square with split log and dirt roof.
Apparently this was being prepared
as winter living quarters. The ex-
cavating and roof making had been
completed. A plow and dirt scraper
We're still there showing that q team
Of horses had been used.
When The Herald reporter. in
company with the sheriff, visited the
Gene Monday the still shack, and
watts were being torn down by jim
Azarian whose home is in the timber
west Of the place, and who had been
employed by the sheriff. Mrs. Aza-
rian was there also and told a party
Of sight-seers who had gathered
what an exciting moment it was in
that neck of the woods when the
raid was made and she heard the
shots fired by Charlie Council as a
signal to his chief to come on, the
quest was over.
Tunnel for Escape
Before it was torn out there had
been a stout board partition divid-
ing the shack with a door and a sub
~stantial iron latch on the farther
side and no handle on the front side.
In the west wall of the rear room
was the entrance to a tunnel that
led underground for 40 or so feet
to another opening in the bank nice
ly concealed by brush. There was
also a small window in the top of
the south wall of the rear room.
This was a clever arrangement for
a means of escape. With just a few
seconds warning the inmates could
duck through the door with the bolt
or through the window, scuttle
through the tunnel into the brush
and be lost to persons not familiar
with the place and the surroundings.
But when danger came it found them
with vigilance relaxed. The men
arrested said they needed only a
second or two and they would have
been gone. But Charlie Councils
guns persuaded them not to at
it. The officials have receiv-
ed many congratulations on their
successful work.
When the courts order is issued
the sale Of the property seized
should bring a good sum which the
law provides shall be divided be-
tween the county and state enforce
ment fund.
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county; Anna Hovet, Plentywood,
Sheridan county and Blanche Baker,
of Glasgow, Valley county.
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panies. Mr.. Livingston Immediately
plunged into his work of preparing
for the opening of the public schools
Evening star., 1925-06-11

the winner, is about to be started. The
promoter of this new pool, 1t Is said,
will give $4,000 as the weekly high
prize.
Evening star., 1925-06-11

to the winner, and the second daily
low SIS. Thus, it will be seen that
through this system there Is distribut-
ed among the lucky players, $2,215
each week.
How many series Of tickets each
promoter sells during the week Is not
known. Each series, however, Is
numbered from 1 to S,008. Assuming
that only one series is sold-8, ,008
tickets at 60 cents each-the promoter
takes in $4,804 weekly. Out Of this
must come the prize money, $2.215,
plus the agents commission, which
amounts to 10 cents on each ticket, or
$500, leaving the promoter with a
potential profit of S1,789.
OF course, the profit is reduced
slightly by printing bills and other in
cidental expenses, but they are minor
ones. Besides the tickets, the pro-
moter publishes every Monday bull
letin for each player, giving the cor
rected tabulated scores of the past
week, together with the prize-winning
numbers and the amounts designated
for the fortunate players.
1t SO happened last week that there
was a tie for the first prize, with the
result that the $500 was split two
ways. The winning combination of
teams each scored 258 runs. The
holder of the tickets whose teams
scored 255 runs took the second prize
of $175, which was split three ways
last week because of q three-cornered
tie.
With at least six of the pools now
in operation. it is rumored that an
other, offering even larger awards to
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them is an introduction from a regular
player.