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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

EA gua eslad cs mas bella una muieri
lEs,d usled de acuerdo CON el juradO
d. Berlin que dl6 el yeredleto "de trcin-
"a alos~. % esia su opinion concorde con
ia del famaso iluamdor americana que
dic' "ulo. ls 20fg
Ella muJes madura. en- cuyo rostro pue-
gnn loerss hisforlus de fellcidad triste-
fa tnz 3 iHchu<; enga expression rcyela
ia isrsnna. el.straaora nlea de 10 que
ha tieida. ooHmuoFc 90 lmaginaei0n "
M aera aa s1eaif s0 bate i4d8 ra'
p.1e aa eoFaz5n cuando mira una ioyen-
dla oaanelona, esie en una tlenda "a en-
un sai6n de c.aaeg
gene usted que la belleza as una cues
ii6n o. lincas de iuz samhra de proper
ci9n 3 fmrtr.n. eQsno eeucraimeutc hacen
ias auisisa q husfa us,ed las coaas del
aima, pig g u.aundnF cue emana de la
iamlam del prop.o eacrificlo, Ia tranquil
ia liosqfa ia falla d. esolsmos
% lursds de Rerln laociam6 su jul
cis de aue o. muisr O. mas alractiya en-
ire as cdafes 81 lrinta trelnia 9 cinco
n1oF tand teaos esos elemeutos IA con
#. slaeuelda. El pcrsoual Dc ese jurado con-
slsila a. auiatus. ilnslradores. autores,
malistos s ianrieanics. genie que, indu-
dahiemenle sabiau ae % que esfaban ha-
hiansia Y sin embargo. aqui Sc preseuta
un famoss ilustFador americana cue te-
Hsnucnie se nlcua su opinion De que
"a reaenla 'dlez 5 oeho seinte' dehe
osicniar O. pain'a de la bclleza. rs Car
iet .. AlieleI eUyo noHbre icfuina las
pairiuas ~linuato Ior. e en muchas
revlsf1s arierirauas. Mr Mitchell es qulen
le lufundr aisa Goa 50 laplz a los perso.
naies a. les eueuiov de manera que Il
leafar pne.ia couacer ln genie imaglnada
lnr ~ aaior seaiirse AMIGO vicjo dc
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do
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ta donlasiadp lailo o. espFesl6n todayu
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% uaa paiahra, Ia crecienEe inlelieem
sla a. ia mndufez fasoreci0 nl eneaie,
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ciaanie maler de mundo qHe dlsfrsta q.
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tran enirs los lrelnsa y ireluin y einco-
d. eefeF Mifei4el reeose q suanie $.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19
DOnde Ia BeIeza PermanoCe Mas Tempo

AJguRos tipos rctenen 6eIGeza es tempo que OtroS
dice eI se1or Carlos D. Mitchell, illustrator.
EE ortjsta al asto de la edad la beIIeza
desde odos los dguLos despu@s de da para
seyecc0na la jUcntud discUte Ell po dLradero de
atracti0dad, diciendo por que escoge el trigueHo.
Como todo ctentfico sabe la rl6ia pronto
que la trigUeTa. La decadezG cooreS sedOsid0d
de ca6eIJos Ia sensUidq cuts reaccionan
pdamento bajo Ia luz q e1 sota.
Su 6eezo pucho nds pasajoya que la de la triquea
que tieEe mos C'igorosc eg CO. 80
bcIiO, 8aGs ro5ustos los colo @NA 8A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19
81 "a QUE EDAD ES MAS BELLA IA MUJER? !

Ill q &
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
LOS FRANCHISES LLEGAN AL
CENTRO DE LA VIEJA LINEA

PARIS, setiembre II. United
Press.)-Aunque Sc hab1a anunciado
que la ofensiva francesa habia sido
pospuesta hasta ell sabado dfa en-
que Sc lanzarfa a las cinco de la
manana, con $4,000 hombres mo-
viendose desde Taunat y 10000
contra Chechaouen, ell peri6dico
"Le Matin" asegur6 hoy que des
pues del bombardeo de aver las tro
pas francesas han atacado en- ma
sa sobre todo el frente. Todas las
lfneas que estaban a la defensiva,
seg1n ell peri6dico, Sc han lanzado
a la ofensiva.
Los despachos que negan de Fez
corroboran 10 que dice Ell periodico.
Unos dos mil hombres atacaron a
los rifefios en- la Montana de Eghil,
a cuatro millas al noroeste de Tau
nat. Como ellos allf disponen de
trincheras Y defensas naturales
la batalla Sc hace muy refiida.
Los franceses sin embargo han
llegado va al centro de la vieja
Inca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
ADD Ell KRIM SoRPRENDDo
PoR Ell DESEMBARCo
ESPANOL

FEz, setiembre IL (Cable fran
c6s)-En los circulos militares Sc
declara que La operaci6n Nevada a
cabo por los espa1oles en- la Bahia
de Alhucemas ha sorprendido a
Add El Krim uuien no creia que los
espafoles pudiesen desembarcar FL
jefe de los rifefios envia a toda pri-
sa refuerzos hacia Adjir, sacando-
los de otros puntos del frente. La
hazafia de los espafioles junto con
ia acci6n enGrgica de las tropas fran
cesas ha tenido por resultado Ell ali
gerar la preston rifeia sobre el fren
tie de la region de Uazan.
A pesar de ESQ los rebeldes 81
guen activos en- ell centric, en- La re-
gi6n de Taunat y en- ell este alrede-
dor de Djebel Debir; pero dos fuer-
tes comandados por los Generates
Pruneau Y Bilotte estan a punto de
emprender operaciones de gran i'm
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
FUE MUY SENCILLO Ell
ENTIERRO DE VIVIANI

PARIS, setiembre II. (Cable
Frances.)- Los funerales de vi
yiani han tenido una sencillez emo
cionante. Una delegation de saliva
vidas del Sena precedfa ell f6retro
rodeado de flores Y cubierto con
una bandera. Los representatives
de Doumergue, Painleve Y BRAND
estaban ALI, 10 mismo que Bien-
venu Martin, Henry Berenger, Nal
Wy, los miembros del parlamento,
los prefectos, los representatives de
los c6nsules de Espafia, Belgica Y
Polonia. Steeg, Schramek, Hesse y
Laval representation al gobierno.
Todo ell pueblo de Seineport aeon
pafi6 ell cadaver hasta el cemente-
rio en- donde ell Presidente de la
Compa1fa Angelina, ell Senador de
Ia Creuse, Bienvenu Martin, Mar
guerito Durand Y Steeg dijeron un
tiltimo adi6s al hombre de estado,
sfmbolo de la justicia Y la equidad,
quien hablo en- nombre de Francia
en- los dias de augusta de 1914, des
pues de haber hecho todo 10 que
estaba en- sus manos por evitar
los horrores de la guerra. FL pc
ri6dico fLa Naci6n" de Buenos All
res envi6 una magnifica corona
para ell entierro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
Ell DISCURSO DE PAINLEVE
EN- MULHOUSE


MULHOUSE, setiembre II. (Ca-
bic Frances.)- Durante ell ban
quote que aver ofreciese en- su ho-
nor la ciudad de Mulhouse, Painle-
We pronuncio un discurso en- ell que
hizo alusi6n a una question es-
1inosa: la question de las deudas
interaliadas.
Pagaremos de acuerdo con nues-
tros medios, ha declarado el. La
propiedad impecable de Francia,
que ha perdido un million 100000
de sus hijos y cuya poblaci6n obre
ra ha sabido reconstruir sus regio-
nes devastadas. Pero este milagro
realizado por nosotros no nos pue-
dc servir de excusa para no pagar.
Nuestras obligaciones llegan al
maximo. No podemos incurrir en-
mayores deudas de las que pode-
mos cubrir. Francia ha dado prue-
bas de un valor extraordinario,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
CHAOH SIN CHU DEFIENDE. A
SU PATRIA

GINEBRA, setiembre H. Omitted
Press) Chaoh Sin Chu ha pronun
ciado un discurso en- la Liga de las
Naciones sobre China, su patria. Ha
dicho que es absolutamente necesa-
flo que Sc reduzcan los derechos ex
traterritoriales Y que Sc revisen los
tratados de China de antes de la
guerra.
"El pueblo chino es excesiyamen
te paciente V tiene muchOs deseos
de transigir con todo ell mundo", ha
, dicho, 'pero los, tratados existentes
son absolutamente intOlerables. Chi
ma no lie pide a la Liga de las Ma
clones que actGe. sino que Sc dirige
lirectamente a las naciones."
Anadi6 que una revision inmedia
ia de los tratados no solamente ase
gurara mejores relaciones interna
cionales con China, sinO un creci
miento immense del cOmercio y dc
los negociOs.
La asamblea aplaudio mucho a
oradOr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES ASIS-
TE A UN BALE EN- CHILE.

SANTIAGO de CHILE, setiem-
bre IL. (Cable Frances.) Aver el
Principe de Gales, despues de ha-
berle pasado revista a numerosos
"boy scouts, fue al suburbio de
Tobalaba y ha puesto la primera
piedra del edificio que ALI cons
trufan ingleses y americanos. Aver
por la noche el principe asisti6 a
I'm bale celebrado en- la sala del
Congreso Nacional Y para el cual
habfan circulado varios millares
de invitaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
CAILLAUX DICE QUE TODA-
VIA HAY QUE TRABAJAR
FUERTE

MEAUX, setiembre IL. (Cable
Frances) -Caillaux ha pronun-
ciado en- Meaux un discurso en- ell
cual ha dicho que los malos dias
a1n no han pasado, que el deber
de esta generation es trabajar
hasta ell fin, sin desmayar un ms
tante. "Salgo para America la
semana que viene y ALI defendere
los intereses de Francia con ell
misno espfritu que los defendi en-
Londres," ha declarado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12

HONOLULU, setiembre II. Unit
ed Press). FL Comandante Dodgers
" sus .cuatro otros companeros que
intentaron volar desde San Francis
co hasta Hawai- en- ell hfdroavi6n
Pho, No. /, han sido encontrados
por ell submarine R4, a ounce mi
las de Kauai, despu6s de estar on
ce dfas perdidos en- ell mar Y cuan
do va no Sc tenfan esperanzas de
salvarlos.
Los tripulantes han sido llevados
al hospital de Lihue, donde todos
.descansaran largo tempo antes de
seguir para Honolulu.
Esto ha dado I'm golpe de muer
te a las acusaciones del Coronel Nit
chell, quien Sc quejaba de que ell
servicio a6reo americana estaba ad-
ministrado por incompetentes. Los
estudiantes de la aviaci6n senalan
ell hecho de que ell hidroavi6n, sin
fuerza ninguna, Sc mantuvO a flote
once dfas, a pesar de las olas Y el
viento. Ademas dicen que fu6 un
barco de la marina de guerra ell que
encontr0 al hidroavi6n. Asf es que
han dado muestras de conocer su
profession.
Toda la naci6n esta muy conten-
ia con ell encuentro, pues ell golpe
de dos p6rdidas en- una semana, 6s
ia Y la del Shenandoah, habfa de-
primido mucho los animos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12

mayor del que mucho la creian ca
paz. Nosotros 10 Inico que deman-
damos es una justa Y exacta apre-
ciacion de nuestra capacidad para
pagar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
Cura las calenturas y la fiebre

destruya su salud vigor. Cdrela con Ell
T0NICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FERRUGINO-
so DE LEONARDO.
Esta medicina expulsa de la sangre los
germenes de la malaria, purifcando en-
riquecterdo este fIuido vital. Restaura
nuevaS fuerzas y v1talidad.
Ell TONICO ANTIFEBRIL z FERRU-
GINOSo DE LE0NARDI no solo cura
Y fortalece sino que es dulce. agradable
al paladar inofensivo. Esta garantizado.
Devolvemos ell dinero ST los resultados
no son satisfactorios. Insista en- obtener
LEONARDO Rechaze todos los otros. De
venta en- todas las farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-12
Sc ENCUENTRA Ell PING, No. |
DESPUES DE ONCE DIAS DE BUS
CA NCESANTE
Los FRANCHISES LLEGAN AL CENTRIC DE LA
VIEJA LINEA

pontancia entire Taunat y Terrual
con el fin de limpiar toda esta re-
gi6n.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
after BABY
WAS BORN
Mrs. Miles Was Miserable a Long
Time Owes Final Recovery
toLydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound

After my last baby was born l
was up and around again, but l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

If Mr. Fixit can assist you in your
dealings with city autnorTTbl e r saes h He
is the representative of the Ilmes az
the city hail.. :,
wy by Mr.. Fixit
A favorite alibi of employees who
are late to work may be destroyed
through Mr.. Fixit's efforts to PIE
vent trucks from blocking Delaware
ST, at the city market.
FIXIT, OLD MAN: Why is it
necessary for street cars to be de-
laved on Delaware st. at the city
market? Every morning when l go
to work there are bunch OF trucks
parked so close to the track street
cars cannot pass.
Ravens we any police to keep
market trucks from being parked
in the middle Of the street?
LATE TO WORK EVERY f"
MORNING.
Captain Fletcher told Mr.. Fixit
he would instruct police to pre-
vent the blockade that seems to
have been established on Della
ware st. by the market trucks.
DEAR MP. FIXIT: The 600 block
on Bernard Ave. has not been swept
or flushed by the D. S. Z. this year.
The cleaners go as far as Byram
Ave. and turn south there. Would
like to know the reason for this and
have it remedied, if possible.
CITIZEN.
John F. Walker, supe .intendent
of the street cleaning department.
told Mr.. Fixit he would instruct
men Of his department to clean
your street.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: I have just
received a bill from the city for the
improving of a street on which l
own a piece Of property. This bill
is for over S700 at the rate OF 1888
a foot. Just few blocks away
another street was improved at
cost to the property owners of $3.50
per foot. The latter street, believe,
is wider than my own. but the other
conditions were the same. Can you
tell me why one street should cost
twice as much as the other. anc II
there is any recourse?
The street that cost 1920 per foot
+ was paved by an out-of-town firm.
while the other was paved by local
concern.
Why does our wise city council
and other city officials permit local
concer nto charge twice as much
and get away with it?
PROPERTY OWNER.
Mr.. Fixit shares your perplexity
and has his private opinion. If
you will name the streets, he will
be glad to- undertake an in
vestigation.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Why can't
this city pay more attention to dan
gerous criminal conditions existing
and try to protect our city by adding
some real men to the police depart
nent to protect women and children
the same as the soldiers protected
this picture? (This was written on a
postal card which bore a picture Of
the Soldiers and Sailors MonumentD
Everyone wants plenty Of police.
men, but few desire to pay the
higher taxes that result. Police
Chief herman F. Rikhoff, mem
bers ofthe board of safety and
many other administration leaders
agree with your stand, but city
councilmen have indicated they
will slaughter any ordinance of
that nature proposed. Meanwhile
crimes continue and entire sections
of the city are without police pro-
lection. It's a deadlock. Mr. Ffxit
has no other answer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

EUAHEN lightning and a cows
IWI tail mixed during an cleo
trical storm at Colfax, tie
tail lost. Lightning and the tail
struck fence at the same time,
and the tall was burned off.
William Zehner Of Upton was
fishing when his fishing pole was
pulled into the lake. Zehner plunged
into the water and recovered the
pole and one and one-half pound
catfish.
A 125-yard drive at the Washing
ton Country Club gave Ben Allen a
membership in the hole in one
club"
Hearts of twenty-three Elwood
Boy Scouts did "a good turn" when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

what the trouble was. for I could
hardly walk and always had such
pains in my left side and then In
my right side. I found had In
Illumination that caused it. I had
one of your textbooks and was
reading it, and thought 1 would
take Lydia e Pipkham's Vegetable
Compound. After four days of TAX
ing 1t I began to feel better, so /
took three bottles without missing
"a dose. That helped me moro than
any other medicine had yet taken
and always have 1t handy now.
1t surely did put me on nay feet
again. Mrs. James Miles. 419
Cherry Street, Dover, Ohio.
You must believe that a medicine
that helps other wonaen viii help
you. For sale BY druggists every
Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
HIGHER TAX CONSIDERED
Beard of Health May Ask one Cent
Increase in Levy.

Addition OF one cent to its tax
levy for 1926 is under consideration
by the board of health as a means
of hating the practice Of requesting
temporary loans each year. Sol
Schloss. president, anhouhccu
Wednesday.
Tho board now operates on a levy
of 10t, cents. 2 cents lower than in
1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
POPULAR BAND MUSIC
Night Concert Will Be Given in
University Park.

Night Concert Will Be Given in
University Park.
Popular music will feature the
concert Of the Indianapolis Military
Band at University Park at 1880 2. -.
tonight. The program:
March-"National Emblem 49,. Bagley
Group of Popular .Songs.-"Will You
Remember Mef" when ] Think
of You" The Midnight Walt"
Homes: and Truly" 20 Kath-
Quartet from 'Riigoiettoi'' ''''
Msssg; ksssr Adkins w6 Ss bffsssaSfss
A "a sasef Be%nd De ef syi?s
"Ukulele Lady" .............. Kahn
THE Chocolate Soldier" ......... Straus
Selected Popular Songs.
Mary Case Soloist.
Evolution of Dixie" - Lake
"All-Hit' Medley--''Ill See You in My
the One You Love Loves You
BE Crying Now No wonder.
"star.Spangled Banner" ~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SECOND SUIT is FILED
$50. 900 Damages Asked For Death
in Converse Wreck.

BB United Press
MARION Ind. July 2S.-Domagcs
IN the sum Of $4,000 are sought
from tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail'
road in n suit on file here today for
the death Of Daniel Nichols, killed
in the wreck at Converse in June.
Tho suit Is the second resulting
from the wreck In which eleven RAN
road workmen were killed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
ONLY ONE DAY IN JAIL
Judge Gives Short Sentence to Man
Just Out of RefOrmatory.

Elzo G. Clevinger. of Muncie, Ind,
was at liberty today following a sen
tence of one day in Jail imposed
Wednesday afternoon by Federal
Judge Robert c. Baltzel.
Clevinger pleaded guilty July 10.
to taking a stolen hobile from
Chicago to Muncie. He has just com
pleted three-years in the Indiana
State Reformatory on a bank rob
berry. charge.
Gift and pledges TO Yale Uriver-
sity last year totaled more than
IS 600, 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

had one divorce suit dismissed be-
cause of the high cost Of legal
services.
The littl son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Baker o. r. Seymour, found gaso-
line had too much kick" He drank
a half glass of gas" but will recov-
err.
When a patrolman started TO
move an automobile belonging to
the Muncie Water Works Company.
the machine started downhill on a
rampage. and was finally stopped by
a ira ign and a curbstone.
on bord of works has decided
i. the moon does not give enough
light. Contracts for the coming
year state that street lights shall be
turned on every night.
Lebanon. residents are becoming
readers. the report of Mrs. Cora o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

If Mr.. Fixit can assist you in your
dealings with city authorities; slve him I'm
is the REPRESENTATIVE of The Times at
the CITY hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

was Slckiy all
the time and
did not know
how to get my
work done. l
had washed a
heavy carpet
and 4 think
that was the
cause Of my
troubles. Medi-
cines did not do
me any good.
/ wondered
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
HOOSIER BRIEFS

the truck on which they were rid
ing was struck by a Pennsylvania
train. No one was injured.
Physicians say Richard Dovers-
berger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Doversberger, of near Upton, may
save his finger, though 1t was all
most cut off by a moving machine.
Only bit of flesh held the finger.
Doctors sewed 1t on again.
A special reference. department
for newspaper readers is to be
opened in the Muncie public library
THAMES SHANER Of Shelby
vile does not believe that
LII it pays to advertise. He OBJ
tanned his wife by advertising and
then secured a divorce, though he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
FARM BUREAU ELECTS

w. T. Hancock of Wilkinson, Ind,
is the new director of organization
for the Indiana Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton as the result Of an election
held by the executive board Tuesday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
CALLING GUN PICNIC

Homer Seich, chairman of the
entertainment committee Of the Cat
ling Gun Club, has announced the
organization will hold its annual
basket picnic Sunday at Brandy
wine Park, near Greenfield.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

Lebanon. residents are becoming
readers. the report Of Mrs. Cora Q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
COMPLAINT ON
CITY MARKET
TRUCKS MADE
Mr.. Fixit viii Attempt to
Prevent Delaware St.
Blockade.
Do You Know?
Blockade.

Dog taxes are due. You pay
your 50 at the office of the city
controller on>>the first floor OF
the city hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23

Bynum, librarian, shows. A total of
s,762 more books have been loaned
by the library this year than last.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-05-06
POLISHED PEBBLES VS..
POLISHED DISH PANS
The Challis Messenger,

The ChalllS messenger,
Mr.. Dillingham;.
Dear Sir: I believe that my sub
sc1sptlon to the Messenger will be
due about May 5th. so inclosed please
find check for $3.50 for another year,
better early than late. Eli?
| noticer in your last issue (April
22) that certain ladies want positions
On farms after the operetta, Polished
Pebbles" is given, Have they consid-
cred the fact, that on farms, the
frying pans, pots and kettles, dishes
and dish pans and dirty clothes, need
more polishing than pebbles do. The
farmer polishes the pebbles plhty
~ walking over them and stirring
them up with the plow and harrow.
Might get a position quicker If they
could sling a wicked Cook Book, and
operate an Irish Piano. (Opinion OF
IN old Batch).
Yours respectfully
]. E. FACHT
Stanley, Idaho
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-05-06
0ALL|S Wins IN
HRM0UNTAIN DIST
R|CT TRACK MEET

The Maroon tracksters carried
home the championship banner from
Salmon, last Saturday night, when
thoy defeated the other four comp
citing schools by narrow margin, of
two points. Mackay was the only
school that gave the Maroons a close
race, but this was due more or less
to the misfortune, which befell the
Maroons by losing Roy Howell, when
he broke his ankle in the high jump.
Weather conditions were very good
and number of the district records
were broken in the runs. The quarter
mile, was cut down to So seconds, 5
seconds less than last year. Roy
Howell ran the 100 yards in 10 and
three tenths seconds, clipping off
second from last years record. The
40 yard dash was cut down five sec
onds by Jones of Mackay. Grin Jones
Of Mackay was high point man with
a total of 15A points. all points were
made in the runs.
A splendid exhibition of girls ath-
letics was displayed by the Salmon
and Challis girls, they being the only
two schools entering. Salmon won
the pennant in this but the Challfs
girls brought home the girls relay
banner.
All the visitors were entertained
royally by the Salmon people and this
meet will be long remembered by the
contestants who took part in it