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

Al terminar ell senor Coballes, ell
Sneaker de la -Camara, senor Tous
Soto manifesto que la question
planteada por el senior Coballes era
mny seria, muy importante, que
al nismo tempo Sc trafa por vez
Irimera la Camara, todo 10 cual
le hacfa Greer que debia enviarse
una comision especial, para que
a Ia mayor brevedad y despues de
estudiar la question, rindiese su
informe.
Asi Sc acordo y el propio senior
Coballes fue uno de los represen-
tantes designados para formar
parte de esa comision.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
listed Es Ell cULPABLE

ST su 1ltimo anuncio en- la sec
cion de avisos clasificados d. Ell
MUNDO no surtio ell efecto de-
seado usted es ell culpable porque
fracaso al intentar convertir en-
compradores nuestros lectores.
Venga a nosotros y pondremos a
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cia sin costo alguno. n. p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

chance 81 winning by thc boys who
wager. wiz be in line for the next
bout, too. II he should win.
Brliion WAS favorlts in the III.
tie last minute i,c,tlng that was be.
ing done. odds Of 80 10 s being
placed on him
Tho men knocked Off training
with a light workout Friday and
were to weigh In at the boxinx
commissions offices this morning
at 10 o'clock.
They had agreed 10 make 1t7
pounds al that time.
The prcllminarics. ~ arranged nv
Promoter Nate Druxinian. viii star.
al p. m. with the following Lineup.
Frankie Grandetta Us. Jacki.
Newman. flyweights. six rounds.
Freddie Mack va. Cracker war
ron. tghiwoiEhts. four rounds
Norman Wilson VS.. Red McAn,.y
inidd'oweishts. four rounds.
Angelo Constantine rs. Du.cs
heiser. lishtwesghts, four rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Husky Crew to
Race Vancouver
OaIsmen Today

Three University or Washington
crews we're 30 row against the Van
couvcr Rowing clubs eight at the
Lake Washington canal. Saturday
afternoon, the rI,cen beginning al
i:ao o'clock.
BESIDES the eightoarcd race,
there is four cared spin scheduled,
and a four-oared boat with u ooxs'
vain. As another attraction there
will be singlo-scaier sculling con
ties, between Vancouver repre-
sentative and a Washington rover
Tho four.oared boat OF the visit
ing Vancouver club. is tho Olympic
champion and IL viii he the first
chance Seattle crew fans have had
70 SEQ an Olympic crew in action.
This will DO tho last racing APP
pearnnco OF tho Husktes before
their departure for the intcr.col
lcsiato regatta at Poughkeepsic In
June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

goluE got tough. he pitched fine
bah and had exceptional control
His rzatss htt sAa tHu hard Hatse
Herman trtpled IN ,hs fourth and
scored n1lY Iana and Brick E.Iarrd
ahead of him. -ftsd BALDWIN
scored two moro with a home rysn
over shs left field wall In the next
frame with Frank Emmrr on sec.
oDd base. Two moro came over on
huacfsed bits In the ninth frame.
fob Hasty. rccensly obtained
by tho waiver route from tho
Portland Beavers. worked tho
seeond tusslr and he was sci.
dom IN danger. iIr helped his
own cause along By some nice
hitting.
Ire Ludoiph lest the game. but
hs did accomplish one thing. no
stopped Frank BRAZIL. who had hit
ia Is straight games Of bail. lie
couldn't halt Brick Ts.iifiFr==i. however.
as the husky ilstis riEh,.feldsr hi,
in both games and his string Ia
now 80 straight games
Seattle scored twlcc in the fourth
inning OF fhs second game and
twice again In the ninth,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
League Leadership at
Stake in Star Battle

Rsichlc Il expected TO do tho
pitching for the Merchants.
the Garfield Cubs may bc in a
tie for first place n they defeat the
Ross A. @. The Cubs have lost one
game. aud II the independents urc
beaten. II viii piace Them ON nn
even footing for the lead.
LEAGUE No.
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
nIsts.n~
queen city Motors vs. South Lake
juniors at Mercer. p. 10.
climax club ~. GeorKstown Cubs al
Houth Seattle. ~ noon.
Garfield Eagles w. Y. NJ. a. G. At Oar.
field, ., m.
DIVISION I.
fnsspsnfantt Va. West 0Fssn Lshs
Merchants. NJ Green Lake, D M
South Hsat,ia Merchants vs. Arden
Cubs. AZ South Park. 10 q. m.
Garfield Cubs Va. Ross A. q, at y "
Day. : p. m
Husky A. g. will be ldis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Semi-pro Game
Schedules Are
Changed About

a N important change has been
"A made In tho semipro league
hall schedule, and tho South Park.
Green Lake Merchant game. orig.
inally planned for the Coast league
park, will DO played at South Park
instead. The game between DRUG
mans and the Waterfront A. c.,
formerly scheduled for the Wood.
land park field. win DO played at
tho Coast grounds instead, starting
at lao o'clock,
The remainder OF the schedule
was not shifted and tho schedule
remains the same, with Ballard and
West Seattle playing tho second
game at the Coast park at o'clock
The Nippon A. G.. and tho Three,
Brothers Dye Works entertain at
broadway playfield at 5 o'clock. tho
Georgetown Merchants and the
Fircmcn at tho Polo grounds at !
y. M. and South Park and Green
Lake NJ South Park AZ n IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

last night. Two or three
scratches today would sti5
leave the field the largest in
Kentucky derby history.
with tho possibility OF showers,
there was an unusual amount OF
speculation about tho chances this
year OF that group OF horses known
ns tho mud larks" The weather
was scar this morning. however.
and the track fast Rain that Was
expected during the night did not
fall. The temperature AZ a. m.
was IS.
Frederick Johnson's Quatraln.
winner OF tho New orleans handi'
cap ara tho Louisiana derby was
attn favorite and II was thought
that the colt would bc backed
down TO odds Of 10 I by post
time.
Watched over by yigilant
1 EnafUNt h'Wl'u WIN NhN'N wv
billiard cues aud convenient
pieces OF lead pipe against the
possible Vaccinations Of some
stable sneak. the derby entrants
NIL came thru Tho night IN good
condition and there WIS lots Of
money in sight for tho thoro.
breds that will oppose Quntrain
when tho barrier goes up.
Flying Ebony. stable companion
OF Coventry, which won tho prenk
ncts last week viii @rry Ear
sande and Tho presence Of the
eountry'H leading Jockey astride thli
black streak will a,tR1 much Of
the derby crowds currency
Mira Payne Whnneys Ohontcy
The good threoycnrold colt which
won his frat time out at lIavro dc
Grace. but was beaten later. viii
have many supporters, especially
since Chnniey In coupled In tho bet
ling with tho ". =. whitney colt
Il.clSbone. 10 say nothing Of whit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

TWO games that should 30 LONG
l. way towards deciding thc win.
nsr OF The star league champion
ship will he played Sunday when
tins leading teams IN both sections
elaab In section one. tho Garfield
Eagles and THO Young Mems M
yanee club meet at Garfield, while
n section two. the lending indie
pendentA and the West Green Lake
Merchants. play at Green Lake
The Young Mems Advance
elub and III. Eagles have both
ehnrdIed their first games with
.nut defeat. the former CLUB
winning with rase IN all o. us
starts. The y. ". A. 9. has .
wealth Of pitching Nlnierinl
vitb Shiirin and SCHWARTZ avnil'
,ble for mound duty. Shifrin "
The most likely starter OF inc
two, sehaab has been carrying
Tho twiriinz burden for the
Eagles.
In division two. the game that v
attracting tho most attention ~
blIIod between tho West Green Lake
Merchants and tho independents
both teams being from tho North
End. rho independents are mostly
Ballard high school players, Wiile
tho Merchants have drawn Their
members ftoH Lincoln
John Gaffnss vino has won every
start for the independents. appear
su tie host prospect for pitching
Johnny Wandeit or Cllff Homestead
viii take over tho twlrling chores
FOR the Merchants,
The South Seattle Merchants
viii play The strong Arden Cubs
Quilt, nj South Park. The
South Seattle team suffered ils
nrsG defeat Last Sunday. va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

r. III fortunate hat the Washing
] saa esvw was able 10 line up nc
~rasta shAt b On the boards to-day
Msh "a va:sa=44..sers Ill - Tisor rig
x.n tie HsaSies neesi composition
Results nnesr fire ARE what
rss she coaches IN any aihlstic
wtlyisy . real line on their n1en
snd their il sud deaTfh 81
gaad rpwinx competition ~ horne
iar the fiuskies
Hasg Catlow rass bis men thru
rrsar racss durtng she training
xrst. tss they arss.t tha test That
events with outside shells prcvsds.
There h need III this Wess for
zrsng clubs. such as tbs British
caixnssa arganlxatl0n les strnnEe
tAas the Husky osrsgusn. as they
aradase and wind up tbetr coilsgs
A'xlns, daa band t0Esshss and form
s9th erews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
HUSKIES MEET
OREGON TO-DAY

The annual dual track meet DO.
tween Oregon and the University OF
Washington, was being held this
afternoon at tho stadium Coach
nm Hayward aud is athletes from
oregon worked out Friday at tho
stadium and are prepared TO give
tho Huskics a hard battle.
Coach Hoe Edmundson has pruned
his squad TO 10 men for the moo,
and tho best Of washinEton's oindcr
artists will DO entered.
The meet IL TO start al s.so
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Murphy Looks Good

tho spring lntsr.class Grid
VI. saiats one prospect was uncoy.
w 'hat may be a big help 10
s .@ocn basshaw NEXT fan. 10 IL
49, wv Murphy big. strapplnE
u. $3.50" ss man. green a. tho game.
u showing wonderful posNbiIitleg.
a. lftiiy fair klcker@0
nu'phy was y crew candidate
49,, .'upls q years ago, and has
we and speed.
$3.50 ss,sw y pretty we'll fixed with
.. '.a1ld men, having hIs i9at row ~,
men ~, ~. oack intact and needs llnes.
Bf ,t 'ao's Than baektield players.
n.y., ~, u se,'s y always room for a FOOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

tNn a. Il coaching twa majov
4 spcvts wasat eraugn work. he
10 ats Il traiprg for the varsity
astbaa nsen.
taarp ssmiemt Of she coaching
amr. Esnurasea has tho harpy
wussY cf knowing hnsv % haniEs
rec asviax them when necessary.
sM sas hssnx backward wiih praise
sAns II y dus.
Eannnssscu i az the 'sllsnt~ type
Y. usvsr seeks publicity Tor himself
ss& il rrntent to 10 hA- work and tet
= at that.
Ashssssra. beth amateur ard pro
l,sasnai. would DC setter or With
ners EaarnaEAscns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
High Schools in
Dual Meet TODAY

-Four prep dual track meets were
10 he held Saturday morning. with
Lincoln aud broadway meeting in
tho feature engagement. Thr other
dual meets were bot~eon Ballard
and Queen Anne. Franklin and
West Seattle and Garfield and
Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

ney's other entrants. The Bat and
Reminder.
Kentucky Cardinal. which will
be ridden by Mack Garner. viii
have following because Of lis
lohamc and because II was owned
until short time ago by Dcsla
Breckenridge, n LcXingid@ Ky,
newspaper man. who sold the
rolf for $4,000.
Almadel, which finished third In
the prcalSnosa, viii have many back.
crn, and then thoro Ia Captain Hal,
A. A.. Knyscr'a much fnnclcd colt,
and tho Scot, & drnhner entry. Son
NJ John, and a,epalnng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

sl. tall Washing
1an athletic tutor
Il ene % the .e@s
aicual,ls ali around
= Ae he's "a me
Western college
world TO-DAY
ksimun tson l. q
treat asset 60
W aHhtnSgen -.
eaHse ha knows
his tssinens and
gets results ITS
track Teams has
a. ava bee n
sntonx tha lea irFs
and 20 have bki
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

: Washington sent Wallace Scott
~ lag year for the tennis tour.
Masat and he won the champion.
'Ms With Scott and the crew both
sssDsrisz. ], meant much 70 wash.
msAsland might add new glory
=, sus Huahiexa on the links.
iealty. FFV'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Britton May Remain if He Beats Krache
Tigers Beat
Indians and
Lead League
Reynolds Holds West Sc
attic to Three Hits and
Whiffs 10 Men

Allowing West Seattle hu, three
hl,s. Jerry Reynolds isigisd broad.
May 90 80 J victory over tho
nsdshias ~ West Seattle Ian, night.
snd maln,ainsd lls lead In the
prep league
Reynolds whitfield - ~ she 81
possible ptitoair which = considered
,ise tess rscoFd IN stsfs a. high
.rheat hssefall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Kentucky Derby, Race
Classic, Is On Today

+ ouISvILLE. KY. May 16-The pulse Of the turf world
quickened to Kentucky derby tempo today the larg
and coorfu crowd in Lousves history probably
100000 persons gathered for the 5lst running of the
historic $4,000 stakes.
The largest field that faced the barrier in the classic
Of the American turf to the post late this after
noon % thorobreds having been left after the books closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

ssspst 70 UAffoet ~ bat Harfawt ~.
Alss se. Fans scsFs6 HRns resHuup3hts
fass-- ttAFsest kifBrN s#t-hArfaa; :.
Itasrs rn bsiis tfsFfh8s NtFyans /.
fAha@ natdwts. THfsss bsss his-~ffsfnnss1.
Tpasssss site fsfas4it Rrnnsf BsfgArf.
EsGts&. Sacrifices hlts EfamsTs Isvsa8
AtfgEsF Nans hAEfea ih- Herman. Uata.
NgA. NfshY. i4FHEW nsAblH fsaYs ai8ds
Z - asttfln 90 Mut10Nssi EmmsT 10 Hfaaf
- Hsfsnsn. lifss9 "a Kramer "a Bcfrnan.
BsaaF - Emss4sF - Herman Tfrsss Of
Easss-t 81 umpigss TssA are Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

park this after.
noon and the
chances are that
the former well
iefwelght III
accep, II nc gcts
over today
sritton had an.
nounccti that he
would leave i'm.
msisaiely for
California after
Sa;urisy'spcrap.
bsi; has evident
" changed his
mind.
Kraehe. who 4,
given an outalh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

se @tats golf ttfls
the Husky star
deserves a trip
to the national
college tourua-
msnt
westland. who
holds the stats
aud city anna
tsur titles. Is
one OF the isad-
ing golfers u
Tho West. and
he would have
an excellent or.
poftnaliy OF win.
ming the nation
~ kfftN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

hiak tho inst
game 8 10 0 aud
tne sec nd &
10 D.
The Tigers
have secTes only
orr ran III 81
Innings played in
tlia tnrrs games
ef Tire present
series so fat
Sterling atryk
r. worked on the
bill In the FIRST
game and Willis
30 was assisted
by four doubts
plays when ttss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Stryker and
Hasty Pitch
Great B all
Double Plays Help Stryk.
CIR While Mates Hit;
New Hurler Wins

| os ANGELES. NsY 10 The Sc
~ attic insiiaHa nas onFY bat the
Vernon Tigers twice On FRIDAY.
bat they aiaus them out twice. win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Soa' Only Victories
Won by Jack Quinn

In tho first 10 days OF the season.
tho Boston lied soN won only three
games. And. oddly enough, old
Jack Quinn turned In all or tho vic.
tories. No mean foat for man OF
hIs yeafs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
SOME Vaccinations

Evidently tho smallpox anti toxin
administered 10 Lincoln high school
students contained something besides
Enrulh. a. The Lincoln ball nine took
the field against Queen Anne yes
ierslay and houndlY trounced the
Quayn. 10 90 J. for It's first victory
~ The season, on Lever woodland
field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

The Dcmpseyr aro going TO the
old world 60 see some OF tho his.
torlcal wrecks, including. ono SUP.
poses. Carpenter and Beckett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Ex-Chanpion
Offered Mix
if He Wins
Britton Is Favorite Over
krache Before Battle
Starts at Ball Park

TACK BniTToS has been offered
y fight here for May zs provid.
ing ho beats Ted Krachs in their
sixround battle ~ the ssa,,lo hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
nAII.ARn sCAnEn

Roosevelt ,hfse scare Into Tie
Ballard ranks vhen Il led ,lts fseAy.
ew 10 to ~. Ia the eighth Inning
o. their contest ~ Ballard yss,rr.
day, Ballard scored four runs In
the last part 81 the eighth 10 win.
"a "a Fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Hans fstprusIhle fof =" 9sua8IpN =
Struck snt-iadaiph J. Hassy l. bssea
81 f.,sslnA q. nassy !. Thrras
base hit tsYnmsr Two.hasa hits lslarra
Z. Mcdowell CauEh stealing hiAkeslsf,
i.ans Double niays-slsas 90 griffin 70
Mcdowell. Iudolph 10 siaes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
.ARFIEIn RALLIES

4 sixth inning rally that res,td
tao runs. gave Garfield 10 I
victory over Franklin at Franklin
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
'Edmundson
IsBigAsset
to- Huskies
GETS RESULTS
Coaches Track and Bas-
ketball; Trains Grid
Men
RI LEO II. LAssEN

IrHEN hcuaussa are passed around
" ser cast athisslc coaches few
!, a.gssssd Al Heck h.Amnndepu. bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Westland Deserves Trip

II lack wsssiand Is successful IN
! An qaess for the Coast lhserros,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

A cutting remark. a can opener
and tin ears. There ought 20 b~
material enough there for aome sort
Of wise crack. II you've nothing cIss
10 do AZ the moment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
ANGELS SLUG

M. LAKE, May Is. f.es An.
rrIs, 's .'I., a sams ahiad Ia he
c,f.s,.,s, ~. Y, sali Lake when they
''rday. '''''' ~ 70 2, bore yes.
Ths ncoe
IN Anrsle. " " u
fat ras. ''''"....~1o - 1
Eaiss,, .'',''..... 8 4
hndb.,s', Payne. Mlistsad and
sci" Singleton, Hulvsy and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

.uastsa fer stRas Ia slrh'h.
HATED Tor i.pdolph in nlaih.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Batteries DcHlmon. Springer and
Warner. Niles and Enxntrous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
OAKS VICTORS

OAKLAND. May 16 Oakland
took advantage Of portlands poor
bnserunnlng and won from tho
Beavers, 2 to | hero yesterday. This
Oaks made but three hits.
Tho score u " u.
Portland ..............i 10 2
Oakland .....,......a.2 a
Batteries Meoker and Tobln, no
laney and Mcdonald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
GEARY WINS

SACRAMENTO. Mag is~- Bob
Gsary. San Francisco veteran isIri'
81. shutoui the ascs hers yesterday
To-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

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The Kusko times., 1925-09-05
Diri8ible Shenandoah, in Storm, Buckles, Breaks
 in Two, Kills IA in Crash

Belle Valley, O., Sept 3.-The dirigIble Shenandoah, pride of theeAmer!can Navy. wound up it's career today when it crashed to earth in two parts, killing twelve of it's crew in it's fall.
 Twelve officers and enlisted men, including Lieutenant Com mander Zachary Lansdowne and Lieutenant Commander Lewis Hancock, IT,. executive officer, were killed when the Shenan- doah crashed in the storm near here this morning. Also listed as dead are Lieutenant A. R. Houghtou, Lieutenant l.. B. Lawrence, Chief Radio Engineer Smitzer, and Machinists Mates Ieffery and Moore.
 The Shenandoah, which at an early hour had circled over Cam- bridge. apparently in distress, was struck by a WlndStOrm at that point, and as It drifted .southward broke into two sec tions One section landed at a village five miles north of here. Some time later the second por- tion of the dirigible came to earth near 8 village i've miles south Of Belle Valley.
 = So far as known, there was no explosion. The ship, apparent ly, was having trouble and was unable to successfully combat with toe strong wind. Most of the dead, according to informa. tion received here. were killed in the controller cabin, which was crushed when it crashed.
 Washington senior surviving officer of the Shenandoah reported to
The Kusko times., 1925-09-05
SCORED BY
 MITCHELL. X. {.
Blames W ar and Navy Departments for Shen-
 andoah Disaster.

San Antonio, Sept. 5.-Pre- dieting that he will be placed under military arrest by Mon day because of what he said, Col. William Mitchell. air officer of the Eighth corps area and de posed assistant chief of the army air service, today issued a bitter denunciation of the War Depart ment and Navy Department in connection with the disaster which befell the Shenandoah.
 ',Fhis and those accidents are the direct result of incompe- tency, criminal negligence and an almost reasonable admInis- tration of national defense by the War and Navy depart ments," he wrote.
The Kusko times., 1925-09-05
BREAKING OF
 BIG AlRSHlP
Caused by Air Rushing: Into Holes Torn When
 Cabins Gave Way.

Caldwell, Ohio, Sept. Air rushing into the holes torn into the Shenandoah by the twisting off of the radio and control cabins caused the buckling of the ship and it's breaking Gp into major parts, in the opinion of the naval board of inquiry that visited the wreckage of the ships prov today.
The Kusko times., 1925-09-05
TIE-UP IN
 GOAL FIELDS
158,000 Mine Workers Suspended Work
 Sept. 1st-

Philadelphia, Sept. IA com- plete tie-up of the coal fields is in effect today. as a result of the suspension of work by 158.000 mine workers.
 No indications are apparent today that a 10 per cent wage increase, demanded by the mine workers, will be granted by the operators, and there seems little hope for an early settlement Of differences.
The Kusko times., 1925-09-05
OK, THIS
 IS AWFUL.
Would Pull Up Rails of Alaska R. k. and Make
 a Highway of Bed.

Seattle, Aug. 31.-Upon his return from a tour of inspection of some sections of California. Congressman Arthur M. Free, of California, ranking republican member of the House committee on merchant marine and fisher- ies, declared the Alaska railroad should be abandoned. asserting that he favored pulling up the rails and making a highway of the railroad bed. "
 Other mistaken policies, ," which Congressman Free be, lieves should be altered, are for estry and mining regulations. The regulations, he holds, are unnecessarily stringent and are throttling the two industries.
The Kusko times., 1925-09-05

were killed and two injured.
 Features of Wrecked Airship.
 The Shenandoah was designed by the Navy Department, fabricated by the Naval Aircraft Factory of Phila- delphia, and assembled and erected &t the Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, N J., being American built throughout. The metal framew0rk was of dura- lumin, @ composition of aluminium, copper and manganese; had a tensile strength of mild steel and of only one third it's weight. The gas bags, 20 in number, were made of 8 special fabric called gold beater skin, manufactured by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com pany. The engines were special gaso- line engines, 6-cylinder 30o-h. D.. made by the Packard Motor Company. Each car carried one engine The Jouter cover was of cotton fabric painted aluminium The fuel used was gaso- line, which was carried in a number Of bduhS III uut IbClOSSu hc6l OI Gu6 Sutp4 with total capacity of 5000 gallons. The supporting gas was helium, non- indammable, non-poisouous gas, Whleh is the next lightest gas to hydrogen.
 Outstanding features of the Shenan- doah were:
 Length, 680 feet.
 Diameter, IS feet.
 Height, 96 feet.
 Gas capacity, ?, l50,0O0 cubic feet.
 Total lift (heliuml, about 130, 0,0o0 pounds.
 Dead weight, about 75, GOO, GOO pounds.
 Speed, about 6 miles per hour
 Horsepower, five 300-h. D, engines; total, 300 h. p.
 Cruising radius, without stopping, over 4000 miles.
 Crew, g officers and g enlisted men.
The Kusko times., 1925-09-05
Movement Starts for
 Monument for WoOCi-
 row Wilson at Geneva

Geneva. Sept. On tne eve or the opening of the League Of Nations As- sembly, Monday neGt, many diatin- guished Americans are arriving, and a movement has begun for a 8l,o00.0 600 fund for the erection Of 8 monument to Woodrow Wilson.