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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
AUTO TAX WILL
Be SLASKED
Committee Writes Big Cut
Into Reduction Bill

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. -By U.
Discriminating and slaahlng nul.
shncc taxes. tho house ways and
means committee today wrote into
tho new tax bill 500, 900 900 rcduc.
ton on automobiles. tobacco. alcohol
and varied industrial lovies,
The present rates on automobiles
we're cut i70.5a7,OOo; cigars, il2 600,
900. and alcohol. $4,000 600,
The committee eliminated entirely
the $500 900 tax on auto trucks and
the s22.73IO0o annual levy on tires
and accessories
The present rate Of per cent on
pleasure cars was cut 10 . per cent,
with an estimated annual loss OF
revenue Of Hi0.00O.0O0
The committee decided 10 remove
thenter admission taxes entirely on
the legitimate drama. opera and in.
structive musical entertainment, re.
tanning the present tax on musical
shows, movlos. circuscs. baseball.
prizeflghts and vaudeville.
The repeal was made subject TO
working out OF a suitable agreement
between theatrical showmen and the
treasury department on provision
which draws the fine line Of distinc.
ton between educational and non.
educational shows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Branded Wasteful Extrouagant
by Governor Before Legislature
Abolish Education Boards; Quit Irri-
cation; Cut Highway Funds; Re-
wise Auto Tax, Message Asks
BY Staff Correspondent

OLYMPIA Nov lO-Demanding fundamental changes in
y state government Governor Hartley challenged the leg
slature to them out in his second message read to
house and senate here today.
His business survey Of the state the governor asserted
already has shown results in economy and will in future
show bigger results
The address featured by attack the edu-
caona system in which drastic reforms urged The
referred to the matter the vital before
the legislature.
Among the outstanding recommendations are:
Abolition of the state board of education and the regents
l. of the University of Washington Washington State
college and the three normal schools the functions of these
bodies TO be turned TO nonsaaed lay board of edu
caona administration of nine members be appointed by
the governor.
O-Revision Of the automobile license tax to make it
fixed item of So biennialy for each private car and
motorcycle trucks and stages TO pay license fee based
weight or carrying capacity which would be increase
present schedules.
2Reection of proposals increase the present gasoline
y tax.
I-Withdrawal of the state from all reclamation and 1i
CATION and drainage affairs by repeal of the Land Set
tement Act of 1919 and the State Reclamation Act" of
1919 ample provision being made carry the business now
in hand until disposed of
E-Submisson of constitutional amendment to the peo-
pie at the next general election which would permit the
classification of property for the purposes of taxation
c-Adoptlon of policy which would make all regulatory
" departments and divisions selfsupporting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
CONFIDENT
DOCTOR TO
GO T Rec !.
Lawyer Says Guilt
less Slayer" Will
Be Released

7 ITTLEroS. Colo. Nov. 10 Do
IL fensa attorneys believe thoy
have proven Dr Harold T. Hlnzcr
a "gmltlcss murderer and that he
will be freed.
Or Blazer u accused % having
chioroformod hts drformcd and
mentally deficient daughter Hazel,
TO death for "mercya sake
There Is no question but that
the jury has been affected and that
its sympathles are almost wholly
with the old. broken country ply,
scian who devoted his NE 10 tho
care Of his imbcciie daughter" said
Lewis perEEa Mowry, shortly be-
fore noon today
When court convened FOR tho
ntyh days session. GYM Norrrd.
photographic. Who took pictures Of
blazers slhshrd throat IN tho hos
pltal. was called 10 IDENTITY photo.
graphs that had beou exhibited Ia
the trial
br Howell prrshing, nlienis,. FOL
ANNf.A tNNiA" W NAAf manu- MAl4 was
qualified as an expert Ir II cH-
pccted % ~ the last witness Tor
tho defense
Blazer appeared none the worse
this morning FOR his ordeal on the
stand yesterday He entertained
him~-lf with another hatch Of mail
which has been pouring In TO him
FROM nh parts OF The country Of
fcrinE sympathy and calculated 10
stimulate his courage.
His daughter. Frances Bishop,
sat with him Tor short time be-
fore court opened and chcerrd him
with affcctlnuRic words
Bitter feeling nation aide, has
been cnEpudcred over the case
which has revived the age old dis.
cusslon "a "a. mans ught 70 put
10 death Truman bvingr whose de-
formities and age have rendered
them hopeless charges on society.
Islrorc tho trial the prosecuting
attorney. Joel T. stone gave out
tho following statement.
IA the sworn officer OF the court
and lcEul servant Of the people %
Colorado. | am duty bound to prose.
cute Harold Il. Blazer for the muir
dor of hin daughter This | will
do 10 the best Of my ability. gtth
every indication that my efforts
viii be successful and a conviction
obtained.
sympathy Tor tho aged defend
Turn TO Page 2, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
School Taxes Spent for
"Frills, Fads "--Hartleu
State Publication of Textbooks and One
Board of Control Urged by Governor

VA1ASHlNGTONS schools cost too much
w Educational opportunities in the state are UNEQUAL
taxes paid by poor people handed rich industries
for 'frills and fads."
Large sums OF school money wasted by bad manage
ment school instruction is exravagant and overeaborate
Inc state board OF education ought to be abolished so
ought the position held by Mrs Josephine Corss Preston
education superintendent Instead the whole state system
should be brought under direction of one body that will
choose as superintendent some person emnenty qualified
for the position"
This is the indictment today, by Governor Hartley of
the states educational system 1t is contained in his annual
message to the legislature 1.-THE most vital part" of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

be counted in the cost of the uni
Nersity to taxpayers, the governor
says.
Common schools come in for a
flashing, too
They exist for the purpose OF
preparing a few children for Greek
letter embellishments" Hartley says
He shows that since 1890 we
have multiplied attendance in COM
mon schools by seven, and annual
expenditures by 81"
Proving his statement that poor
districts are being muloted for the
benefit Of the rich, the governor
brings out that Douglas county.
paying sT6bOO in school taxes In
1923, got from the state for school
purposes less than SEQ, 0o0--"or was
pcnallsed stS,527 for being poor and
sparsely settled"
Hartley recommends
Abolition of the state board OF edu.
cation; abolition of the elective office
Of public instruction superintendent
Abolition of the boards OF regents
Of the state university, state college
and boards Of trustees OF three stats
normal schools
state publication OF school text,
books; all building expenditures Of
the university TO come from funds
received from The Metropolitan tract;
control OF tho schools 10 &c taken
from tho hands of the tax spcndcrs
and put into the hands OF tho taS,
payers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
SHIPS RIDE OUT
HEAVY STORM
Vessel in Distress Turns
Back to Port

Storm warnings are up Mt all
North Pacific ports Tuesday, but
ships apparently are riding out the
gale safely Harbar radio and other
ship news centers had no distress
reports shortly before noon
The gale is moving rapidly east
ward. A night Of heavy rain In
Seattle was followed by strong
southwestcrly winds, clear skies and
sunshine,
The British teamsbip polerlc,
from Vancouver to the Orient with
grain. reported heavy list owing
TO q cargo shift She is 500 miles
west Of lrottcrN has turned east
ward and is coming back to port.
The tug Salvage King, from Vie.
iorIo, u, G., has gone to the Pol
cries assistance, altho the frcightcr
" not thought 10 be In danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

II
IL Wclsfieid & Goldberg. pike 81.
jewellers, In The Star Elks movie
doubles contest;
FOR GIRLS
Best double" for any woman
film star. facial resemblance only
10 count One $40 diamond and
onyx dinner ring Second prize
one $50 wrist watch. Third prize
One s25 string OF pearls.
Best double" OF amy film fe
male character. appearance and
costume 10 be taken into consid-
Grafton one SIS diamond and
onyx dinner ring. Second prize
one $50 wrist watch Third priza
One s25 string Of pcnrls.
FOR MEN
Best double" OF any male film
star, facial resemblance only 10
count--One $50 wrist watch.
Best double" OF any film male
character appearance and cos.
tumo TO be taken into considcru-
tion--One $50 wrist watch.
FOR CHILDREN
Best double" for boy and girl
stars: Prizes 10 be announced
later.
Entries vii he Judged and
prizes awarded by q committee
during the Movie Mite festivities
nj the t1lks Temple, Thursday.
November 10. Committee awards
final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

Murphy employed her August q.
and recently began missing small
sums out Of daily receipts, which
total about $4,000. He questioned
the girl and she accompanied him
TO Macfarlan6's office, whore she
made the purportcd confession.
Hutcheson placed her in Jail Mon
day night and Attorney Adam Bee.
Ter and her relatives were attempt
ing 10 raise $4,000 cash bail for her
release on grand larceny charges,
which were TO be filed in superior
court Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
STAGGERING SUM
FOR EDUCATION"

I'm 1924 this state expended for
education. exclusive OF private or
parochial schools. the staggering
total OF S33.377,OOo. Next year. IL
the maximum demands OF the states
educational institutions are met.
this total win be swelled 10 s35,.
sos, 900.
More than SO cents Of every dol.
lar raised in the state today is ex.
pended for education. or the ST..
s2s.5I5 levied by the state in 1925
for 1926 expenditure. ss.494.65a, or
1851 per cent Is for education. while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Hot Spots in the
Hartley Message

EDUCATION: Rebuild the entire state system, which
is "wasteful and eXtravagant"
WoRKMENS INSURANCE: Optional insurance is
unnecessary and nadvisable."
STATE PRINTING: State should own the plant and
produce all school textbooks.
HIGHWAYS: Public demand for good roads is an
echo of the camor of the cement crowd the material men,
the machinery folk the contractors and automobile club
secretaries expenditures ought to be cut in half"
RECLAMATION: State reclamation system is absurd
state interference retards development"
GOVERNMENT REGULATION: I'VE have far too
much of this kind Of business too much overlap
ping OF state and city Inspections Public works, bank
ing, dairy and live stock, weights and measures agcu-
ture and horticulture divisions ought to be made self
supporting.
LIBRARIES: THE state has too many State and
travelling library boards ought to be abolished should
the travelling library and the state librarian"
BOUNTY: State hunters traps continually being
robbed recommend repeal of wild animal bounty
law"
UNIFORM LAW COMMISSION: Neither necessary
nor beneficial abolish it,"
COURT PROCEDURE: g. an abominaton Statutes
need thoro revision. Ought TO be provision for
body to act catch basin for a lot of fool reforms
periodically proposed"
PAROLE SYSTEM: =" a merry-go-round affair
that leads nowhere but back to jail Abolish indeter-
inmate sentences and penenary and reformatory parole
boards"
l.. |. ID. BONDS g. egalized fraud many
bonds not worth the paper they're written on
guarantee funds should be made mandatory upon munich
palities.
STATE TIMBER: Conservation cannot be overempha-
sized statutes should be revised"
GENERAL TAXATION: State constitution must be
amended to permit classification of property for taxation
purposes"
The governor has asked for $4,000 to fight the North
ern Pacific railroads attempt to force down its
ment valuations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
MONOPOLY rs
NOT POSSIBLE

Bnt a monopoly in bread will new,
CIR BE- possible Mr. Barber says And
Il e tho housewife tho very ono
whom monopoly would hurt. who
makes Il impossible. he contends
The housewife Ia our only poten.
tial competitor. he aaid. ''Tf she
feels that for any reason the baker
does not live M 10 the obligations
Of baking the best loaf NJ the low.
est possible price. then she can bake
her own bread
A. n matter OF fact. Mr.. Barber
believes. the combination viii react
70 the benefit OF the consumer. Big.
get business. greater production and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Can You Act Like Movie
Stars? Chance for Prize
Seattle Elks to Stage Glorious Party Next
Week; jewelers. Offer Handsome Awards

WHAT young lady would like
w fine s75 onKy.and diamond din.
ncr ring?
what gentleman would like $50
wrist watch? What girl would like
a $50 wristlet watch. or S25
string OF pearls?
Wen. gather around Hero's
how:
The Seattle Elks arc giving a
grand and glorious movie party at
their temple on the evening OF
Thursday, November TO- A sort OF
Night in Hollywood affair.
For this party the Elks want
whole carloads OF motion picture
stars.
But all the stars are busy max
ing pictures and can't come,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
WHO'S WHO At OLYMPIA

Tea W IN n v or
Horkln J. Ra.
diola. whose inn
portani duty II
~ To grt up in
the senate every
IN orning and
move that tho
reading Of min.
mes Of the pp-
bus day he dis
pense,i with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

Governor Hartley figuratively tore
down the hands off" sign which he
said WAS written over the public
schools aud demanded savings and
greater efficiency in administration
Of school affairs.
III matters not whether we view
tho question as parent.citizens or as
taHpayer.citizens. the objective Of our
interest is the common goal. dol.
lars worth Of education for every
dollar expended Governor Hartley
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

Howds. foll,s' Special SESSION
Of the legislature opened ycstcr
day. That great silence you
hear Is the people cheering.
This g. tho second session we've
had this year We should have got
vsccinatcd after the FIRST attack.
Flood o. Ncte BUS Ready -
Hsadlinc.
num fhruti
Tho difference between Cow
county" legislator and city law
maker Is that the former bites OF
his chew OF tobacco and the latter
slices it of with a knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
HITS GRADES
AND COLLEGES

Hartley rips into both college
and common school systems. Heads
Of colleges and universities, he says,
have been "doposed as educators
and forced TO assume the roles OF
lobbyist and propaganda"
THE educational viewpoint has
been lost every attempt TO
apply remedy has met with fail
ure," says the message.
institutions of higher learning
are trying to run the state, Hartley
asserts, and adds There must be
a showdown as TO whether these In
stitutions hold their right and title
to existence from the state or
whether the state exists thru suffer.
ance of the institutions OF higher
learning"
The Metropolitan tract in Seat
tie, belonging to the university,
should be made to carry the uni
ycrsity's building load" the gov
crnor recommends. lie shows that
II the property were on.a the tax
rolls It's assessed valuation would
be almost s5,0O0,oOo
SEATTLE LOSES ON
UNIVERSITY LEASE
II Us costing Seattle and King
county sS6blll n year in loss OF
taxes and the differences between
this sum, md $4,000, tho yearly
rental paid TO the university, should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
CUT TO So. $50

CUT TO $3.50
1NTERLAKEN DISTRICT
Z ROOM HOT WATER HEAT
A wonderfully spacious 7-room
home, with large, enclosed
sleeping porch: light, COM
plote kitchen; two layatories,
maids room; full. complete oe.
ncnt basement. with HOT
WATER HEAT, trays, Hard
wood floors In living room,
dining room, and reception
hall At the slashed prico OF
Sb,260 II is the greatest home
buying bargain in INTER
lAKEN,
==-==.=-s
Turn to the Want Ad Columns
and see who is offering this
dandy home TO YOU. REAL
ESTATE DEALERS OFFER
THEIR BEST BUYS EVERY
DAY IN THE STAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

the Blks Temple
Wednesday wc'll toll you Just
how 10 enter the contest for the
$500 worth Of prizes, md announce
the children's prizos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

Between halves OF the stanford
Washington game. students burned
up $4,000 worth u stadium bonds.
Some bond-fire.
silent Might Is observed once
week by all broadeasting stations in
Seattle except tA'l Gee Gee.
President Coolidge has issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation. so We
guess it's safe 70 70 ahead now and
buy a turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
T0DAy'S
60

nv eIlh WHO DUfs DlDt0e
stenograpber when his wife is
brunette.
Professor Gordon, famous sclen.
fiat, says the stomach will some day
be unnecessary.
oh, surely not. professor We
really have to have something TO
hang our watch.chaln across
ProfcSsor Gordon says people ,cit
~ fcd on capsules and pellets.
jeU, woitcr. bring mr. three tried
AHDsnics md dish nj stcWed pellets
on the gMci
or course, there Is no loglcal ron
son why we shouldn't have synthetic
foods.
We already have synthetic drinks.
J.. 100000 ~, 8,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
BAII.aDE or DENIAL


So you're the famous MIR. Bone
who pIays upon the s1xophoneg
n a., ~, 49,. t..o,
Nv an,
10 you rr Inc iaii1us fhsuis bnEnt
Who sings soprano every nightI {.
So-to, Not me- he,,
- ,,,.,.t,t NIT, - NJ po,,o
iou re "s 'Ao "'''
Who speak Win voice ana saxo'
phones
No.ho, NJ, nh, Inns,
MS y 'a.,,5 ',a. .. .'Vo os,.h-a.. i, ~,
~ ~ - a., ~ ,,os-,ou. - ,,on,,
~ ,z,. !, ~ "
20
~. ~ 49,, cbr-l. boot. ond a
e.i. al.
wen winter ~ ns'e ., as gu, ~
Pc o,ras nrs ny ing sout", ~, ,l'', , u1.us
the p'l"s WI" sie On -" - '''''''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
DOUBLES or STARS
WILL BE HONORED

Doc Proclss, who is In charge OF
the party, put II up TO The Star to
find him some stars
we can't get you the stars; but
wen get you something just as good
their doubles" promised The Star.
and wen give 1900 worth Of
prizes for the best doubles" prom
lsed weisfleld & Goldberg. the PIKE
st. jewelers. Dinner rings. pearl
strings, wrist watches--come In and
pick them out"
So The Star and the Blks have
picked out two i75 diamond and onyx
dinner rings; four $50 wrist watches
and two i25 strings OF pearls. Leo
Welsfled was dead game sport
about II and never flickorcd an eye.
I'D when the committee dug into his
big stock.
First Of ALL you must decide
whether you look Ike n movie star,
or whether YOU can impersonote
one. Then keep the evening Of
Thursday, November 10, an open
date for the big party down at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

the balance Of 1888 per cent is for
all other purposes.
In addition to this. the cduca,
iional institutions are asking
;i.s7LOo0 from tie general fund.
which. IL granted. win overdraw
this fund in excess of one million
dollars. Obviously these requests
cannot be granted
TOO MUCH MONEY
FOR HIGHWAY WORK"
Relative TO highway affairs. the
governor said that il federal aid is
continued there will be available
during the present hiennium the
almost unbelievable total of 500
S2o,Ss3 for highway work. This is
too much money. twice too much"
he added.
He said II the legislature revises
the license schedules on automobiles
and does not tsmper with the gaso-
line tax there would be available for
highway construction and mainten-
ance in excess OF ten million dollars
each biennium. which he considers
quite enough.
Placing Of automobile licenses
upon a biennial instead of an annual
Turn TO Page ., Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
A Dandy
Home

Here is q special listing from to-
days Classified Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB

box Of taffy iuN afteK you have
bought pair OF store teeth
II was the late Justice Brewer OF
Kansas who. when asked what was
the extreme penalty for hlEamy. re
Piled. Two mothers-in-law"
Gimme a seHteHcc ieiih the tord
RADIO IN q.
HWh. that's easy. aIRADfo
more than caH pay.
Some men always get their own
.y in the world. and others &c;
FRIED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

" DI"HF'f' "EaT "IAts fH3I"kFH VHEFh
a week. this viii supply moro than
100000 people with bread for a
year.
BARTER may not be ahlc 20 set
tho price o. bread in America, but
he has bigger shy IN setting that
price thnn nnyane riar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

T,ipAH


D. tpt q. m. so
tl, iEoH o. IN Ift
lrs3 b. m. e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
HERE IS AWARD LIST
FOR AMBITIOUS ONES
III DOUBLES CONTEST

uERE are the prizes offered by
IL Wolsfieid & Goldberg, Pike 81.
jewellers, In The star Elks movie
doubles contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
Weather

tusCffird pos
aAlV utth raia
foutghr aud
~ rdursd y.
fresh spufhrHp
triHdx
icntperaturrs
Ma ts Miu tB
rodaN NoaH tg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10
SE DIARY

A gink in the city Jail writes,
BARS to tho right OF US. bars 70
the left OF US. but not a drop 10
drink"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-10

Well. winter IS here AZ last. and all
the birds are flying south. including
the birds who are off for TIA Juana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
J La sEMANA DEL NrNo EN-
MAUNABo

Marnabo, mayo ~, 1926.
81 Director Dc Ell MUNDo,
san Juan.
semana del Milo en- Maunabo
resulta gran sxito. Lunes hablaron
a estudiantes director escolar y
professor Jorge Lopez Hoy ocupa-
ron puestos pdblicos alunnos septi-
mo y Octavo grado a satisfaction
do todos. J6venes pOlicfas en- SER
viciO actiyo TODD el dia. Asamblea
escolar aprOb6 ordenanzas y reso-
luciOnes benefcio escuelas. Alumnas
profescras muy bien. Esperamos pa
rada y ejerciciOs atleticos jueves
muy buenos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
nOslos Al revss:

'1hoslcs al revSs:
X en- u togrs susnan las rOpcas
(matraeas
So ahren las iglesias medropas Y
topacas;
slibo a Nasateno Al Monte Cal
(yario,
Tezan las beatas 81 Santo Rosario.
IA baja y axaaa pendiense del
.asjaa los. ssustlss lsno sssp
Cqhild
echan sus psnachos los canavsra-
(les,
rondan las kbsiss is sresoos 70
(sales.
y ahora rompaxncs invirtamos
los verscs Las eombinaciones pue-
den prOlongarse acknowledgements y
r6tese bien qus 40, 50 ha Gambia
DO o substituido ninguna palabra.
~ Los frescos rOsales rondan las
(abejas
los cahayerales echan sus pehachcs
Su sueifo trannlEflo daia,, Z Ine, re,,
titles,
psndiente del hiio v Saia Ia ara j.
6aa.
El santo Rosario rezsu las hsa.
Gas
Al Monte caavssio suDs q sxssa-
medrosas ' spScas . asfsn Ias igle-
las rOucas masraeas en- Ia TORE sue
Omar.
Un poeta que 10 mismo puetIe
ieerse al derecho que Il rsS6s, de
abajo arriba que az Afriha aba
10. Is sefal eyidente de que es-
cribe sin pies nj cabeza
francisco a ae IcAzA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
f alejOr amigo de
las MujueS eS eI
Iab6n ia TOia'

ostenta con orgllllo virtudes me-
dicinaies de propiedad que no posee
1inenn jah6n, por ESQ es 81 ia
BON de L. Toja Ell meiOr jabon del
mpndo.
n Jab6n de La Toja preparado
8 base de sales y lodos, satura-
ct6n, es de resultados realmente
mafavtlloaos 1nicos en- el tratamien-
70 do mhitiples afecciones dc Ia
pael Qnitando toda mancha, barros
I grannlostaades de la misma rs
aden6s pOderOssmente antiseptico.
+ constitnye, por ctra parte, IN
exquisite jab6n de tOcador, de dnO
perfume Es un producto que 90 ha
popalafisado rapidamente en- las
cincO parties del mundo. Sc vende
En- lujosos estuches dc a tres pas
tillas, por pastiIlas sueltas.
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