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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
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contra ell grande; es decir, el rico
contra el pobre, V que era necesario
ganar las elecciones por todos los
medios, pues su honor Y su digni-
dad estaban en- clio envueltos.
Tambien Sc informa que Bias Oil
vera, antique alcalde socialista de
Ponce, incit6 al pueblo la yiolen-
cia en- este mitin.
FL fiscal ademas informa que la
misma propaganda fu6 hecla en- ell
pueblo de yillalba, y que en- un mi
tin celebrado ahf el s26 de octubre
de 1924, por los sefiores Martinez
Nadab Santiago Iglesias cierto Fe
lipe Morales, el seiior Iglesias Sc ex-
preso como sigue:
5 que su polftica era la de los
Socialistas, que esa era La manera
en- que el pensaba; Y refiri6ndose
a las elecciones, dijo que 81 era un
lfder socialista, que siempre los ha-
bfa defendido, y que 6l estaba ira
tando de mejorar las condolences de
los obreros; que era necesario ata-
[cOntinda en- u pag, .1o)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

falta de yalor. Y que 81 era necesa-
rio derramar sangre, no debfan tener
miedo de dejarla correr. pues era
necesario destruir todos los pode-
res invisibles que eran los que es-
taban corrompiendo ell gobierno de
Puerto Rico. Que la policfa estarfa
bien yigilada por los Republico-socia
listas Y que no habfa NADIA que los
hiciese Greer que la policfa podfa
abusar con ellos, en- vista del poder
y la fuerza que tenfan dentro de su
propio Partido Republico- -Socialfs-
ta''.
Resulta que declaraciones simila-
res fueron hechas por el senior Mar
tfnez Nadal en- Yauco.
Ell fiscal informa que en- Adjun-
tas, en- un mitin celebrado en- La
plaza, Ell sefor Iglesias .dijo que los
socialistas debfan armarse para yer
81 los oficiales que representation
la Allanza en- los colegios electoral
les fntentaban, cualquier ilegalldad,
y que 81 10 hacfan debfan ser 1nata-
dos. Que esta era la del pequent
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que los que tenian dinero no debfan
preocilparse pues no irfan a la car
eel; que el dla de Las elecciones Sc
RIA necesario asaltar los colegios !;
Y que 81 habfa alguien que era un
obstdculo para el triunfo de los So
ciallstas en- Guanica, ese debia ser
eliminado. Que cierto Julio Dlaz. ha-
blando en- un mitin piblico en- dicho
pueblo tambien dijo: "Que los So
cialistas debian tener sangre roja,
Y que no deblan permitir que las
elecciones SO perdieran; que era me-
hester ganar el municipio de Qua
Mica de todas maneras; que ST era
necesario asaltar cualquier cosa de-
bfan hacerlo, y que eliOs ten1an di-
nero v abogados para defenderios
si Sc necesitaba.
+. Praeticamente La misma propagan
da fue hecha en- este pueblo por Six
TO A. Pacheco, segln In declaration
que aparece EN- la investigation.
Tambien resulta de la declaration
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27

de otro de los testigos que el Sc
nador Iglesias, en- uno de sus mfti-
mes de Guanica, les aconseJ0 a los
que 10 escuchaban no preocuparse
por la ley deportar armas; que de-
bfan llevar banderas ell dfa de las
eleeciones, pero que las banderas de-
blan estar en- buenas astas pesadas,
Y que en- case de necesidad podfan
envolverse la bandera alrededor de
la mano y usar Ell resto para otros
fines.
Ademas informa que en- ell pueblo
de Yauco ell senior Santiago Iglesias
en- un mitin celebrado allf en- Ell mes
de setiembre, dijo:
"Que estas elecciones debfan ser
ganadas por cualquier medic, pues
elios tenian La mayorfa, y que los
observadores, desde los colegios, ST
velan fraudes, darfan cuatro Gin
co pufietazos en- la mesa Y esa serfa
la sefial para ell pueblo de asaltar
los colegios; que en- estas eleccio-
nes no debfan hacer como hieieron
en- Las de 1920, cuaudo perdieron por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
SU DOBLE ACCION PRODUCE
RAPIDO EFECTO

Ell Vicks VapoRub viene en- for
ma de ungUento, y cuardo Sc fro
ia en- la garganta Y el pecho el
calor del cuerpo hace que Sc des-
prendan los ingredientes que con-
tiene--mentol, alcanfor, edcalipto,
tomillo Y alquitran de enebro-en
forma de vapores, los cuales son
inhalados por el paciente toda la
noche a cada aspiration le pro-
Queen rapido alivio. Al mismo
tempo el Vicks- VapoRub es ab-
sorbido por los poros y estimula
la piel como una cataplasma, Y
quita la OPPRESSION, el encono y el
dolor. Cuando Sc aplica por la no.
che, la manana siguiente suele
kaber desaparecido la affection.
Para los resfriados de los nifc,
el Vicks VapoRub produce efec-
tos sorprendentemente rapidos
sin entorpecer la digestion, como
ocurre tan a menudo con las me
dicinas internas. Por sus propie-
dades curativas y antisepticas, el
Vicks VapoRub es tambien un
excelente remedio para cortadu-
ras, quemaduras, golpes, nacidos,
llagas y afecciones de la piel. En-
Mexico, los Estados Unidos Y ell
Canada ell Vicks VapoRub es su-
mamente popular Y Sc usan mas
de II millones de pomos al aho.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Advt.
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(contlnuacion de la pdg. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
Sc CURA AHORA
LOS 0SRESFRIADOS
CON FRICCIONES
Un Sefior Mava0iiezano Halla
Pronto Alivio Aplicandose ell
Nuevo Ungiiento Vaporizante
sobre Ia Garganta y Ell Pecho,

va no es precise recargarse el
est6mago de medicinas para GU
rarse los resfriados y catarros.
Tn medic mas rapido y eficaz es
ell famoso medicamento externo-
el Vicks VapoRub-introducido ha
POGO en- la isla.
Entire las numerosas cartas re-
cihidas de los cue han probado ell
nuevo tratamiento, hay una del
Sr. Julio Morales, comerciante de
Ia Gale DR.. Basora, de Maya
gdez en- la cual dice: "He hallado
muy bueno el Vieks VapoRut
para resfriados y catarros. Lo
uso externamente con muy salts
factories resultados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
Ldtex y Balloons

Los automovilistas que durante el pasado
ano han usado neumaticos Royal Cord de
alta preston, han podido comprobar Ell SER
vicio mas satisfactorio el mayor kilome-
traje que Sc obtienen de los neumaticos
fabricados por el procedimiento del Latex.
En- los neumaticos de Balloon este proce-
dimiento contribuye aun mas la comodidad
duracion, que en- los ordinarios de alta
preston. Debese este que los neumaticos
de Balloon exigen mayor hexibilidad re-
sistencia.
Los neumaticos Royal Cord de Balloon
son los anicos de este tipo fabricados por ell
procedimiento del Latex. La combination
del sistena de Web Cord el Caucho Pulve-
rizado Gel procedimiento del Latex) produce
ia flexibilidad y resistencia que Sc traducen
en- mayor comodidad rnejor servicio.
81 no esta listed enterado del procedi-
miento del Latex, pregunte cuaIquer
agente de Royal Cord, que con mucho gusto
le eyDlicara 10 one eS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-27
HNUEVODICTADOR

Tsnsm0s an naevo Dictator que
a,sds hacs dos amos Ia sentadc
saa Feales en- PueFto Rico.
Como Ice DietadOFes son contun-
dsatss ca sus 6Fdenes y prOcedi-
uisntoa 81 Dietador POrtorrique-
ao ha ordsnado 81 desembarque en-
sstas playas DO una gran partida
ds dFiles Dc puro hiio Ingl6a, de
difsEsatss dibutOs y eolOres.
III coRTE MoLBs. cue % sl
enios D.ciador dc Ia elsganeia mas
euiinA sn Puerto Rice. no sients la
necesiaad de oFdeRar. sinO cue un
simpls aviso q su eliontela de que
tsaenss "a los drilss para Ia prOxi-
mA tsmp0Fada ds vsrano o. suf.
esnss, poraus en- Puerto Rico "a IS
sahlao qns para vestir con comOdi-
dhd y con ehie e. tmpEeseindible
sf s0mstsFse q "a Dietadura de Ell
Cok1k AhoLEh-
PARA FL CALoR QUE 81 AFRO
xIAA no HAY MAS sAsTRE-
ria CUE Ell coRTE IEGLEs.
cALfDAD. RLEGANCIA. Y PRE-.
cICs RAZONAELEs.
FL coRTE TNaLEs
IA FABRIcA Y sAsTRERIA DE
MoDA EG PUERTO RICO.
BE eauiyoque u direction, esta-
mes - iaso AZ IA barberia I'll II.
GARo. y freute Al ediacio III
AfUNDo.
Teisfana 1928 san Juan. p. +.
Gale San 5ose No. 3 P. o Box 9ei.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and con-
tlnued cool today; tomorrow increas-
ing Cloudiness and warmer, followed
by showers; gentle southwest winds.
Maryland-Fair and continued cool
today; tomorrow increasing cloudiness
and warmer, followed by showers:
gentle southwest winds.
Nirginia-Fair and continued cool
today: tomorrow showers: moderate
east and southeast winds.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy today;
tomorrow showers and warmer.
Record for "a Hours.
Midnight, 6S; am, 81; 4 am, 60;
am, 60;NS am, "a; 10 am, SO; IL
noon, 20; pm, 73; pm, rs; pm,
rs: pm, 72; 10 pm, 67.
Highest, 76.5; lowest, 5S.S.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, rs; lowest, So.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, Loo am. and :42
pm; high tide, 1902 am. and 1928 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, ISL am. and
2:26 pm; high tide, 7:43 am. and
$40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 4:57 am; sun sets,
1881 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:58 am; sun
sets, 1889 pm.
Moon rises, $50 am; sets, 6:42 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in VariOus Cities
Evening star., 1925-07-19
FOUR BALLOONS SAIL
IN AKRON Centennial
10000 See Opening Event Seeking
Distance Record, But No Re
ports Yet Received.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio, July 18.-Four ball
looms. each of $1,000 cubic feet of gas
capacity, sailed on / southeasterly
direction from Stow Field at 4:30 this
afternoon as the opening event in a
preliminary observance of this city's
centenary.
Ten thousand spectators saw the
big bags ascend and gradually
disappear.
The flight is given under official
rules of the international committee
on free ballooning. It's aim is to
establish a new record for distance.
Up to late hour tonight no report
had been received from any of the
balloons.
The entrants are one each from
the United States Army, the Akron
Chamber of Commerce and the Akron
Rotary Club and the Akron Centen-
NAL Bag.
An extensive program of events to
continue during the week, observing
the city'S one hundredth anniversary,
will begin tomorrow.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Chos of Tbdnks.

GROSS. We wish to express our sincerest
thanks and appreciation to relatives,
friends and fraternIties for their beautiful
floral tributes and kindness shown during
the Illness and death of our mother and
sister. SELENA GROSS.
CHILDREN AND FAMILY.
LITTLEF0RD. I wish to express my SIN
cere thanks and appreciation TO my rels-
tIves. neighbors. friends and pastors for
their sympathy. assistance and floral Of
terIngs at the death of my beloved hus-
band. GEORGE W. LITTLEFORD.
HIS WIFE. MARGARET Z. LITTLE
FORD
SHERWOOD. / wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for their whole
hearted sympathy and generous services TO
me IN the name of my dearly beloved hus-
band. WILLIAM H SHERWOOD. at the
time Of his illness and death
MARVEL NJ. SHERWOOD.
STEPHENS. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends and relatives of our beloved moth
er. BTENA VESTA STEPHENS for their
kind and beautiful tributes at her death.
DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW Mr.. AND
MRS. II. &. SHFAFFFR.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
SIOUX HAIL DAWES CHIEF,
MRS. ROSS AS "PRINCESS"
Tribe for First Time Offers to Con-
fer Highest Indian Honors on
Paleface Friends.
By the Associated Press.


CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 18.-
Spokesman for the 200 Sioux Indians
assembled here for the Frontier day
celebration, announced the intention
of the tribe to make Charles G.. Dawes,
Vice President, a chief, and Gov. Nell
lie It. Ross, a "nrincess" today. The
titles will be conferred with full tribal
rites providing Mr.. Dawes and Gov.
Ross accept the invitation to join the
tribe. The place and time of the cere-
monies will be determined to suit their
convenience.
Gov. Ross is ATTENDING the Wyoming
National Guard camp at Pole Noun
tain Reservation, and has not yet been
informed of the honor the Indians
seek to confer upon her. The Vice
President will arrive here Thursday
night.
This is probably the first time the
Sioux Indians have offered to con-
fer this honor upon 'palefaces."
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths havg been reported TO
the Health Department within the past "a
hours:
Eliza Jane Turner. 80. 92s NJ st..
Charles Adams, 49, Chevy Chase Sani-
tCrlum.
Catherine Mann. 76 Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Grigsby. 81, Providence Hospital.
Marjorie Alice Halloran. %. Emergency
Hospital
Mary Dyer 55 Freedmen's Hospital
Dudley Thompson, SIS. Gaiiinger Hospital.
Pearl Robinson, 45; 400 Bird st. -s.w.
Julia Curtis. 40. 3134 South st. NV.
James Hope (alias Witty Hope) 40, St.
Elizabeths Hospital
Richard Q. Riley. 33 80 Patterson st. ne.
Ben Loud. 30. Walter Reed Hospital
Eta Chew. 80. 439 Delaware ave sw
James Swan, 90. Galltnger Hospital
Irene Tyler. 27. Freedmen's Hospital
Mary R. Lewis. months. 3I5 N ST sw
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Cities Lured 100000
LubOrers From, u. S.
Farms During 1924

Farms of the United States have
100, 900 fewer hired farm laborers
this year than last year, the De-
partment of Agriculture reported
yesterday in an analysis of a sur
vey of farm population. Move
ment of farm labor for 1924 shows
that 461 900 left the farm, but
352, 900 went back, and on the first
of the year there were 3,085 900
laborers on the farms, compared
with 3,194 900 last year.
Out of gross movement of
2,075 900 men, women and children
from farms to cities last year, 22.2
per cent were hired laborers. and of
the movement from cities to farms
of 1,396,0O0 persons, 25.2 per cent
were laborers.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following: w VIC
:, George E. Perkins ir and Laura I Bar
William iaHs;Ts s pd Morgan ian and Leila Leila Hughes.
James w Callan and Anna Fl. O'Connor
Swearingen of Lexington Ky
William o. Dawson and Annie NJ Kelley
Charles NJ Brown and Rosie B. Henson,
VI, Joe n; BUN OF Quantico, Va, and Mar1lyn
lizard. both of Richmond ~
Dixon Y. Conn and Hulda Lieder
Joseph Guercio and Elsie Mattingly both
of Baltimore. o''i
Charles F. Reese and Thelma L. Witt. both
Evening star., 1925-07-19
STILL FACES GARROTE.
Cuban's Sentence to Death Stayed
Only for Tine.

HAVANA, Cuba, July Is CP.-The
shadow Of the garrote still hangs over
Valentine Martinez, convicted Of wife
murder in Pinar del Rio.
misunderstanding of a palace an
nouncement yesterday resulted in sew
eral Havana newspapers publishing
stories in which it was said Martinez's
sentence had been commuted. to life
Imprisonment.
The official text Of the presidential
decree shows that President Machado
ordered suspension of the execution
until the charges against Martinez
had been completely reviewed by the
court.
The garrote, which was last used
in 1906, with the official executioner
was brought back to Havana yester-
daV
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
4 hours:
August F. and Lillian Neuroth. girl
Eustace and BERTHE Hewitt hoy
Norman A. and Gertrude Smoot. boy.
Charles W. and MAY R. Henley. girl
Karl F. and Anna F, Voehl: girl.
Watson w and Meta W Eldridge. jr.. boy.
Percy A. and Beatrice Sorrel boy
William r. and Lenore Howe boy
Samuel and Mary Mitchell boy
Terry and Rita Gregory, boy.
Thurman and Effie Weakley boy
|. Phillip and Lillian Dinowitzer girl
Robert and Alethea Burklin. girl
Edward and Ada L. Hall. boy
Emmett and Florence Smith. boy
Samuel and Carrie Ludley. girl.
William P. and Maud Baylor girl
Edward and Sadie Edelin,. boy.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Photo -Engravers Elect.

NEW YORK, July Is CP).-Edward
W. Houser of Chicago was elected
president of the American Photo
engravers' Association for the third
consecutive time at the concluding
meeting here today of the twenty
ninth annual convention.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
TWO ELECTED DIRECTORS
Fruit Men Honored by National
Chamber of Commerce.

Ralph P. Merritt of Fresno. Calf.
president of the Sun Maid Raisin
Growers, and William NJ Daniel. man
ager of the United Fruit Co. ar
Havana, Cuba, have been elected di-
rectors of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States
They succeed two directors who re-
Gently were elevated to higher offices
in the organization.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Washington Practical Psychology
Club meets tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock at the Playhouse, 1914 n
streets Miss Olive McNeal will give
the first of a series of lectures.
!
The Holy Name Guild will hold its
annual outing tomorrow at Green
Willow Park
Evening star., 1925-07-19
gin Menrorianr.

dsar Sasband AIFRFD L FGEH5 1S Il
who departed THIS life two years ago 20
HIS LOVING WIFE.
COOK. In ever loving remembrance of our
LACE COOK, who departed this life 90
ysaEs age iS today B1 JpE 1CHe II R992 RR9a9s2Mr7ssrN
brother and friend, HEETlRY tMacksyl
ago today. July 10. 1922
This day brings back memories
Of the one who was called to rest:
And the one who thinks OF him today
HIS SISTER. CORDELIA HILL
1 hear more the voice loved,
I see no more your face,
But everywhere within my home
DESGTEp See I!le FRfENB. FfSis.s B.it EMMA HALL.
IAiBRIE ROBERT WHITNEY IMBRIE
killed at Teheran. Persia. July IS. ,la24 1924
MATHEWS. Departed this life six years
MATHEWS
One of Gods servants. Well done on
ear'h' as 1t Is N DEVoTED fSaSg1E VIII WIFE. 9 T. W.
dear earn nephew. he 1 JAMES LA7DLAW swANR.
home two years ago today. July 10. 1928.
Every day brings sweet memories.
Every memory brings tear:
Deep within my heart l cherish
AUNT ANNIE McCONCHIE.-
SWANK. In loving remembrance of my dear
little grandson. JAMES LAIDLAW
SWANK who was so suddenly called from
us two years ago today. July 10. 1923.
Sadly missed.
GRANDMA DAVIS
SN.ANK. In sad but loving remembrance of
SOUR dear and only little son. JAMES
3LAIDLAW SWANK. aged IL years. who
was so suddenly taken from us two years
ago today. July 10. 1928.
Dear is the grave where our son is laid
IL yHFIll fada
Part of our life is buried deep
Under the sod where Little Jim" sleeps
DADDY. MAMMA AND ALICE
WILSON. Sacred to the memory of ny
mother ALICE WILSON. who died aix
years ago today. July 10. 1919.
MARTHA DEAN.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
MarriagE.

"a nb v@f6R IRRTfsaio Juos of
Washington. D. G.. and EMILY B. WAC
NER. of Princeton, y. J.. we're united in
marriage at the NJ. +. Church of Prince
ton. y. J. by Rev. A H Lucas. the pas
tor of the church.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
LOST

LOST.
BEAGLE HOUND. male; white with brown
face and ears; no collar, Reward I'LL
14th st NV. Apt. 3. Main 5191. 1o'
BREAsTPIN--oval., flagree, 2 sapphires, 2
Sheridan or phone Main 3931.
ed4 Eye sf head ca aenTn in
CAPE black velvet; on train. Odd Fellows
Office.
COLLIE DOG. shaved like lion. three years
OF old INA male itS Hery y gentle Phone North 4s9
DOGS-Your lost dog or cat may be at the
Society. @ Many animals % are avaiiabie dsa'SR for
ment and that they will not be sacrificed
for vivisection purposes. Phone Main 1905.
513 11th st. NV.
very small Screw tail White FROM fronl ieg ee.ned and
sasss taF ST. n% pns Wes
i4th and SITS. NV Cali Main 1850. a51
GLASSES, shell rim. in black case with pink
wiper and pink slip of paper with NJ. s75s.
If found. call or write Wetting Division. Bu-
Reward.
KEYS, on golq chain. bearing name plate
Rsksd Rs,h11 R st. LOUIS Mo-
House. 1901 18th st. Reward. 19s
PEARLS--2S-inch: Arlington Beach or
POCKETBOOK between wardman Park
Hotel and Woodley place: reward 1920
Woodley place.
POCKETBOOK-At or near Glen Echo con-
tanning annual railroad passes. Reward il
returned to G.. W. Grant Box 1873. Alexan-
drla: va. 10.
PURSE p 6lss6 ss5 patent % leather containing
Apt. 422 5000 Connecticut ave.
SAMPLE FOLDERS ttwol of Real Silk
hosiery. OF no value except to loser: on 14th
st. NV: reward. Mr.. Rivera. 1924 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Phone Franklin 1605-W.
SUIT. light gray: on st, between 18th ST.
and Connecticut ave-: liberal reward. Paris
ian Cleaners and Dyers. 1885 Il Ut. NV.
Phone Main 5961.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
FOUND.

PoCKETBOOK lads-'s on 7th,st near Penna
ave. NV; owner can receive same by identi-
flying and paying for this advt. 1907 Mary
land ave. s.w.. after pm.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
Deaths

FRIDAY. July II. 1925 OWEN l..
beloved husband of Agnes V. Abel OF
l7l4 A ST. Sc. aged - years Funeral
from the above residence Monday. July 20
at > p.m. Relatives and friends invited
Intermeut al Cedar Bill Cemetery 10
ALLEN. Suddenly Thursday July ! 6. 1872 >,
ERNEST g. beloved husband of Ethel N
Allen tUce Grimes. Funeral from his
late residence. ll22 Z st. Sc sunday
July 10. at 3 . m. Relatives and friends
lnNIfed To atlenl- INs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
TRAILS IN
0LYMPICS
Forest Supervisor Spending
$22,l00 on 46 Miles

For the assistance OF fire fighters
and campers. ts miles of new trails
ARE being constructed IN the Olympic
mountains. X L. FrommC, supervisor
OF the Olympic national forest. an
Inounccd Wednesday
lilo said that beside tho t22.ioo
being spent on the trails, $1,000 10
being spent on minor road projects
and $500 for a bridge on the upper
Quinault trail
Elwha trail is tho longest extend
Ing 90 miles from the Elkhorn sta.
ton TO tho Low divide
other trails being put in are; Up-
per Qulnault tran. from HrHyu creek
up tho East Forks; Lena lake trail,
from HANNA HANNA up Lena creek
20 Lena lake; Quilecnc- buscwal HIPS
trail, across tho head ~ thr Iun-
Ecncsa, from a point Just beyond the
divide ~ the lug 9uliryur river o.
the pungencas .borcwaliipa divide,
Skukomiah -Cuiuault trail. from the
upper buckhbuah river. one mile boz
low Marmot lake. Go the pass into
the QulnRult drainage az the head ol
lgnar creek. being 81 continue lion ut
the trail started up tho North Fork
Skokomtah from Lake tuhhmnn
Glacier creek trail completing tho
Hob river route Go the foot or Blue
glacier on the north side ~ Mount
Olympus. and the Storm King trail
from the Olympic highway back 20
Lake Crescent tavern and Rosemary
10 the top 81 storm king mountain
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Department Of tho Interior. Gem
Hrhi Land office. Washington. u c..
May 81. 1895. Notice 10 hereby given
that pursuant TO shc provisions OF
the act Of July 6. 1854 ca Stat. 1882.
the lands In the following abandoned
military reservations In tho State Of
Washington. viii be offered for sale
for cash by the smallest legal sub
division 10 tho highest bidder. at not
less than tho appraised price In the
district land office ut Seattle, wash
inRton. commencing at 10 a. ~
August 4. 1896: Washington Harbor
(west Side), T. 30 ~, u. w. w. NJ.
Washington. A75.25 acres. appraised
a. ,ioS Sid., w ss b II Ware ss.
neres. appraised Mt s2,77725; Chatham
Point (West). T. 30 ~. Il. 2 w,
bJ7.7O acres, appraised nj ia,32b.T0;
challam Point tEasD, r. 30 ~. II. 2
w. 551,1b acres, appraised at
S5.1Gi75; Shaw lHlanI (Wcst Sidc).
r. 90 NJ, X. 2 w, b07ss acres. APP
praised at '2,7iI20: shaw Island
fEast Sldc). rs. 30 and a6 ~, H. 2
w, els.s5 acres. appraised at
There will be sold on August 5,
1925. tho abandoned military reacr-
vatlona mentioned below Lopez Is
land, (southwcat portlon1. rs % and
g5 ~. II. 2 w. b172s acres, appraised
at si,77s.9o. Lopez Island northwest
s27.g5 ncres. appraised nj ts,0t525,
san Juan Island (southeast polnt),
n. "a NJ, II. . w, 1880 acres. APP
praised at s11o4.50; Vancouver
Point, rs. 20 and 30 ~. X. w,
$500 acres. appraised at 5000. 90
Further Information can be obtained
from tho local land office at Seattle,
Washington.
WILLIAM SPRY.
Commissioner.