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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
Tate-Johnson Fight Looming for Seattle Ring
Will One of Big -Four
Top A. L. SUdtsmithS?

1915. Then came Speaker To halt
the sensational Georgian dynasty IN
1915.
Hut Cobb returned Ia the top
the following yrar and repeated
again Ia 1918 and 1919. In 1890
George slslcr gratocd the laur'
els, turning the trirl, also la
1893. Hcilmhnn led the parade
In 1921 aud 1898. with Ruth
breaking mp the old order Of
things last season.
From present indications, Iris
Speaker appears 10 be the fellow
10 boat Go gain the top this year.
He's been sticking right with the
leaders all season and has kept
abreast Of the hottest pace he's
known since 1919.
AZ IL Again
hut Cobb. Heilmnnn and sisler
have also been banging out hits
with just about as much consist
ency. 20 that it,s anybody's race NJ
tho eontcndsra swing into the final
stretch
Another thing, too. There's
an added starter this year, He's
one NJ simmons Of the Ath'
letics. Tho MacIian monarch
has been stepping nj n rapid
clip Of late aud may hand the
old quartet the same sort OF
wallop Ruth did n year ago.
AZ any rate. rs n hectic struggle
for the batting olive branch. Ans
all tho more interesting because
four Of the outstanding entries arr
members OF tho group that held th'
championship Ia It's own domain
for n out OF the last rs seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

Berlsnhach. worlds light heavy.
weight champion. merited him the
chance at Grcb. according 10 John.
ston. despite the drubblng he took
from Paul
Babe Herman who recently
fought n draw with Kid kaplan
win attempt 90 wrest the feather.
weight title from Johnny Dundee.
The two win fight al i2s pounds
q weight the veteran Dundee said
he would be able 20 make.
sid ferris. who was born IN the
Jewish Maternity hospital, viii meet
Jack Bernstein. another lightweight
contender. in the third bout Of the
card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
So "W" GRID
MEN REPORT

LuFTY.THREE football candidates
L answered the first roll call for
practice at the University sf WASH
ington Tuesday, the men going thru
two workouts and this program will
continue until school opens in oc-
tober.
With Les Sherman, 1928 quarter
back. showing UP for the turnout,
Coach Bagshaw will have plenty of
pivot men. George Guttormsen.
Douglas Kirk. Johnny Geehan and
Dean Boyle also. being on the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
PLENTY RUNS

Indianapolis had quito a batting
orgie at the expense OF several Nil.
waukee pitchers in a doubls-header
al the Wisconsin hamlet the other
day. The Bushmen counted IS runs
on - hits in the opener and IL tai.
lies on is safe,iss in the second.
Meanwhile. Milwaukee got but IL
runs in the win bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
HARRtfI At
QUARTERBACK

George liurrah, who played for n
time at LAwrencevilic, u being used
Mt quarterback He lacks experience.
bu, sizes up ms pretty good pros.
pccL
Red" Ellis. Of last years frosh
team. JuEtham. from Eoslyn: Hur.
ley Gilmore. Etter and McMorran
arc the other backficld candidates.
Justham and Ettor should make very
dependable backs. Ellis n the
nsryiest player on the squad
Blake viii review the Queen Anne
eleven Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
CRISP ROBBED

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept is.-
Sports writer's say Al Crisp took
eight OF 10 rounds from Ecddy
scidman in their main event here
last night. but the referee called
IL a draw
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champions before him and since.
Welsh included Seattle in his stopovers
and was matched TO meet Harry Anderson,
who was one of the leading lightweights
at that time in Seattle.
Before the scrap, if ] remember COR
rectly, Welsh made an agreement with
Frank Purcell, who was managing Ander-
son then to have a no decision given if
both men were on their feet at the end of
the fight.
The night of the fight rolled around and
the Arena was packed.
Welsh looked terrible during the four
rounds and was constantly covering up
was nnite cleNer with his gloves and Mhn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
MCLEAN FOULED

LOS ANGELES, sept, 16--John
ny Lamar roulcd stewart Mclean
in tho fourth round of their schcd.
Wlrd iO.round bout here last night
and the decision was awarded TO
Mclean. Lamar hit low three times
In row,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
STEIN TIED
FOR SECOND

DEL MONTE. Cal, Sept. l6.-Four
golfers were tied for second here yes
terday in the qualifying round OF the
California state amateur tourney.
which was won by H. Chandler
Egan. of Medford, Ore, with a score
of IA. Bon Stein. of Seattle; George
Won Elm, OF Los Angeles; Charlie
Chung, of Honolulu, and Harold
Thompson. of Berkeley, were all even
with cards of 1i6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

be given for tho
Jewish Mater
nifty hospital nj
the Polo Grounds,
October 5. match
maker Jim IN y
10 h nston an
nouncrd.
Harry Greb,
We middlewciEht
champion. viii
defend his crown
against Jimmy
slhttery the
Buffalo young,
stcr slattery' s
recent showing
against Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
PAT o'HARA WOOD
A MOTHER Antipodeau
n Veteran.
Members Davis cup team

n Veteran.
Members Davis cup team
Reached third round iu national
singles championships. 1884 Film.
mated by Kirk Reid Eve sets
Big surprise
stellar doubles player ono o.
best.
with Gerald Patterson finished
second in national doubles year ago,
Similar position. 1893
with same partner won Metro.
politan crown last season.
with Il. v Thomas copped Eng.
llsh laurcla In 1919 All eomors'
same campaign.
Plays uniformly clever game.
But lacks any special killing stroke
Ike THdsu's drive. Patterson's
smaah. Johnstona forehand or
Richards voiley.
Uses speedy stroke with excellent
direction. Ne, work. smash. tactics
sound
Rather lacking In aggressiyoncss.
One outstanding defect IN these
days OF punch. pep and ginser
Also needs good killing shot. such
as other stars possess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
ZUPPKE CALLS
GRID TURNOUT

Coach Bob Zuppke of the Univer.
sity of Illinois has ordered 60 can.
didates for the 1925 football team
TO report for practice September 10.
The veteran mentor hopes TO turn
out another winning aggregation
this season. He's mainly in need
OF linemen.
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winter wind, the
thinning out OF
the ranks of con
tenders FOR the
A m c ri c n n sim
giles champion
ship continued in
the second round
Tuesday.
Tw o ranking
seeded stars were
eliminated when
DIR. George King,
n O w Y o + k,
bowed TO Young
Alfred c h a p 1 n
$ p rim 4 ( e ! d,
Mnas., and JAG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
MATCH FOLEY

VANCOUVER, b. c., sept. 10
Vic Foley. Canadian bantamweight
champion, has been signed to fight
here September %, in i5round
bout against Vie King, Australian
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

WHo1I. win the purple tosa EN-,
Nv hlomatic OF the American
league hating championship this
season.
Who win lead the Caravan of
Clout In lieu OF the Mllon Ruth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

haclsfcld combination Of Mcihior.
Butler and Arnold and Us up 10 Boil
10 develop new se, u backH.
Raleigh Angst. tho stocky guard
u last years team. may help holve
some Of Bells haokneld difficulties
He has the size and the speed TO
mako eoriung good fullback Bell
may keep him at guard. however
"a for the line. the sizeup Is as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

whose dethronc'
mcnt has been
emphatic an q
widospread1
WIN the swat,
ting swaE again
be gathered In
by a member Of
that fam GU =
quartet OF eN'
champions, that
had a sra n 4
monopoly on tho
honors for ~
straight sea
sonsg
From this dis
tance IL looks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
HeapieS i'm
Linetor
Bout
Scrap Depends on Tate's
Showing in Tacoma
With Farmer
BY Leo IL. Lassen

I'LL TATE the
Jess Willard OF
the colorrd heavy
weights at least
as far as size Is
concerned may
open the winter
boxing season at
the Crystal Pool
early In October
s4th Floyd John
son. tho Auburn
hattlcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
FIGHT EVEN

SAN JOSE, sept. is-Bnly Lane
and Eddie Dampier, wclters, fought
eight rounds TO draw here last
night in the main event.
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broadway Tigers
on the htE h
school football
field this fall
Couoh Tony
BELL has had his
men out for q
week or more
and has already
run them thru
light sorlmmagc
30 " has been
possible 90 get a
pretty fair line
on the Tiger
squad
Broadway VIII
miss the clever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
MARSH TACKLE
AND rINIEK

Blll Marsh probably win take care
nt one ~ The tackles and viii be
useful in punting as he has been
getting good distance practice and
Is u ieit footed kicker.
Hank Bacon looks Hike n
fixture at either center or
guard. and Joe IAnhon has pos
sibllilics ~ center. The lat.
ter boy came up from the frosh
team nf year ago.
Meyer. who was out two years
ago. may be useful az tackle. Ryan
10 another tackle prospect.
Paul shusta should be one OF the
star ends OF the city this year and
slater. from Canada. may BE- the
other wing
There arr several others out. bat
the ones named arc the most expert
rurcd and the biEges, fellows on the
line squad.
Bell. with this kind Of a line. will
make speed his watchword in IN.
bAckflrid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
COAST
HOW NE sERuEs sTANp
RAISES MARK

SALT LAKE, Sept. ls.-Tony La.
zerre. Salt Lake shortstop. raised his
home run total to 40 here yesterday
when he banged out two homers.
the Bees winning, TO 0. from Oak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
BrOadu av
Line Is
Heavy
Bengals Have Green
Backfield This Season;
Blake Prep Series On

Editors Note: This IL the
first lnstalmcnt Of n series Of
reviews u the PRIV, season pros.
poets Of tho eight Seattle high
school teams by Henry y. Blake,
ono Of the leading authorities on
the game In the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
Fast Times In
Pigeon Flight
Racing Events

THE Seattle Pigeons club flight
4 was won by A. Deme,ezner,
Monday The birds flew from Yak.
Una. ios miles by airline. young and
old birds flying together There were
geons entered, and they we're
iisTTa,ed at a. m. arriving at the
lof, OF \. Demetczner az io,ts a. m.
The results. in yards per minute.
- as foiinvga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

Warner Only Kid Sold
by Coast Clubs
Herman, Lucas, Piercy, Barefoot and O'Doul Were
Peddled Because They Were Subject to Draft;
Other Stars Priced Too High, Majors Claim

OUNGSTERS who have class enough TO bait
big league scouts are being passed up by big
scouts because Of the fancy prices being
asked by Coast league magates.
Jackie Warner, the Vernon third sacker,
has been peddled TO Detroit, and he's the only
one of the kid stars to be sold so far by Coast
teams, altho more deals may be made at the
major league meeting in California this
winter
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Tho score r. ", IL,
Louisville .,.,oOoOOs5OO-7 "a 2
Columbus .,, 1000 90 % . l
Koob aud Redmani rishbsugh, Niles
aud MIRA,
indianapolis. Toledo, rain,
No other games scheduled,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
BIG INNING

SACRAMENTO. Sept 10. - Five
runs in the second inning cinched
the game for Sacramento here yes.
,erday, 20 5. with Vernon on the
short end OF the count.
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HOMER FAILS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ie.-The
Seals opened here yesterday against
Portland and won easily. 10 10 5.
Williams held the Beavers TO seven
hits. but Highs home run with two
on accounted for three runs in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
TRIO OF BIG
BOUTS SIGNED

NEW YORK. Sept. is.-TNVo
IN worlds boxing champions viii
defend their titles in the benefit TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
by Henry Il. Blake

A HEAVY line, with plenty or cx-
~ perionood men. and a light and
green barilfield In tho slzeup az tho
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And the Warner transaction will be completed by the
payment of players and not much cash
Clyde Barfoot Lefty ODou, Bill Percy, Babe Herman
and Fred Lucas the other Coasters Sold all subject
70 the draft and the teams wanting them didn't dare TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16

WJEST SIDE TENNIS CLUB,
w FOREST HILLS, N. Y,-sept
l6.--UTnited News.(--I the chill of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
When Harry Anderson Lost
Decision TO Freddie Welsh
Frank Purcell, Anderson's Manager, Nearly Crowned
Referee With Water Bottle; Anderson Had Real
Iy Beaten Champ; Welsh's Man Gave Verdict
BY Lonnie Austin
tAs TOLD TO LEO. II. BAssENl
CHAPTER XIV.

MAYHEM Freddie Welsh the lightweight champion of
wv the world he made of the United States taking
local boys in exhibition bouts much the other
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Anderson who quite clever with his gloves and who
was also plugger kept boring in and he won that fight
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
war Hsthers' Bazaar

A bazaar nd dinner for the bene-
sfIf Of. ex-se Ice men will be given
at the EpIphany Parish Hall, 1917
q st. N. W., tonight under the
auspices OF the District OF Column
bia Chapter American War Moth
ers. Dreamed chiclken dinner will
be served from s to o'clock.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
WOLFE ON
ACTIVE DUTY

Brig. Gen. s. n. Wolfe. finance
reserve. said to be the only reserve
general officer in the finance de.
partment OF the army, yesterday
was ordered to active duty by the
War Department for assignment In
the office Of the chief Of Finance
In washington. Gen. Wolfe viii
report here on January 5. Several
local reserve army officers were
also ordered to active duty by the
War Department.
Mai. w. r. Friedman, signal
corps reserve, just promoted to this
rank from captain, will take his
training with the signal corps
school at Fort Monmouth, IN. ].
Maj Friedman is said to be the
only experts on DECIDING ciphers IN
the army.
Z Capt. A. Lee. quartermaster re-
serve, to duty at Dayton, Ohio.
Lieut.. r. h M. Pearson or the
corps of engineers to duty on
January in Washington, for train
ing with the office Of the assistant
Secretary Of War in connection with
procurement activities.
Mai. A. c.. Harris of the ordnance
reserve, to duty with the chief OF
the Cincinnati district ordnance Of
flee for training.
Lieut.. j. r. Wheelock, quarter
master reserve, to duty at once in
Philadelphia for training.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16

The lower section Of the window
beside the driver In an enclosed
automobile is mounted on spring
hinges to enable him to thrust an
arm out for signalling.
The Washington times., 1925-12-16
WILL HEAD
PRESS CLUB

Uric Bell, Washington CORE
spondent of the Louisville Courier
Journal, was elected president Of
the National Press Club for the
coming year, according to. announce
ment by the telIers. last night.
Mr.. Bell was unopposed, as the
retiring president, Henry L. Swein-
hart, was. not candidate. Votes
were cast in the clubrooms through
out the day.
Other officers elected were A. III.
Kirchhofer, Buffalo Evening News,
vice president: w. H. Atkins. spe-
ciaI correspondent secretary; Edgar
Markham, st. Paul Dispatch, treas.
urer; Raymond Clapper, United
News. financial secretary; Emmett
Dougherty, New York Herald
Tribune. George e. Durno, Inter,
national News Service, and Mr..
Sweinl1art, OF the Havas News
Agency, members Of the board Of
governors
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-11
UN EsPECIALISTA EN- TRATA-
MIENTo DE BELLEZA FEME-
NINA LLEGA A PUERTO RICO

Por uno de los Iltimos correos,
acaba de llegar San Juan, ell IA
moso especialista Ell belleza feme
nina que Sc hace namar Ell cispa
Negro. quien eesta reputado de ser
el mas expertos en- tratamientos pa
IA la belleza
Este Mage de la bel.eza, sesln
nos hemos enterado, pronto insi.a!a
ra su consultorio en- esta ciudad,
donde Sc propone hacer ma:avillss;
perO sesuramente su permanencia
aqn sera corta, por 10 que las da-
mas deben apresurarse a consular
con Ell tan famoso Cisne Negro, de
reputation mundial.
Damosle la bienvenida a tan cul
to visitante y le deseamos a FL
Cisne Negro gratos sucesos duran
te su permanencia en- nuestra isla.
Advt.
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la Com. Hipiea nembf6 On Conlitl es-
peGaI para reNsar eI case del ST. +.
W..sApeIIaniz G infOrmar respeCto de
Ia mOG6n de reconsideration que aquel
ha presentadO. -OtfOS aCuerdOs

@S0AASAOs
En- ell case de apelacion del joe
key Angel Cordero Sc dispuso sus-
pender Ell castigo de 8 meses hastst
tanto Sc resuelva la apelaci6n, ci-.
tandose para el lunes pr6ximo al.
se1or Luciano r, Fuertes. al star
ter senior Penagarfcano, a los Jue5
ces de Pista Y a los palafreneros.
Sc confrm6 la multa do $1,000
impuesto al jockey E. Leon por ell
Juez de Salidas en- 4 de los corrien
tes.
Fu6 acuerdo nombrar un Comite
especial para revisar ell case del
senior E. w. Apellaniz informar
respecto a la moci6n de reconsi-
deracion que ha presentado.
Que Sc solicite del Secretario de
La Corte de Distrito, Secci6n Sc
gunda una copia certifcada de IA
opinion de dicha corte en- Ell case
de- Mandanus establecido por Bal
domero Moreno contra la Comiston
Hipica Insular
Recomendar al Juez de Peso del
Hipodromo Las Casas que no 6ebe
permitir que los Jockeys abando-
men la caseta hasta de5pudsa de ter
minada la Ultima, carIeca..
Sc acord6, escribir una .carta al
Jurado de. San Juan y Ponce para
que no permita que nientras Sc
efectlan las carreras permanezcan
EN- la caseta persona alguna q. no
sean los funcionarios q. determine
Ell Reglamento.
Que talnbien Sc. reconiende al
Juez de Paddock Gel Hipodromo
Las Casas que no permita que min
guna persona Sc encuentre en- la
caseta de dicho sitio a excepci6n
de, los empleados de la Comision
1e la CnlporacicD ~ -
! Fue, ascuterrdoT copfirplt9r laj, mpIta mgpfI1tti.-
de $500 1mpuesta al sen5r Ramon
Lopez MARTINEZ ppr ehaber lleVado
al paddock fuerae de la hers Ie-
glamentaria "a la yegua RUMRA.-
b Sc acorf6 enViar. infosme del
Juez de Peso dep Hip6dromai LAS
casas La queJa que reitera elssenor
r. Diaz Ceballos por haber ob1ga
do al Jockey E. Leon a mpntar a.
la yegua CYNTHIA con espaelas
en- las carreras del 21 de- junio
de 1925. - -f5gq s9.
Sc acord6 solicitar del individuo
Sergio Pach6 neigadoo' 81 3infclanai Ell,
nomHbre del dueho de caballo8 s.
estspbl9 tspPbl9rodd ddondO la trsJbPP9iiass rgJbPP9iiass en- Ia
tualidad, ,a ,r,f sfsg Roi9l aa
Sc dispuso levantar Ell eastigo
al caballo RUBAN del senior E. An
tpfano por haber certifcaEo ell
Instructor Official haber meiorado
en- sus condiciones de. indocilidad.
Qued6 enterada la Comision del
certificado expedido por ell doctor
Francisco Menendez Guillot infor-
mando haber examinado en- Arecibo
al caballo conocido por voLADoR
el cual Sc encuentra padeciendo dc
"Parobibis'''. 49, 0Fg -
Fueron aprobadas las inscripcio,
mes de los eabaIlos spnras sangre PEvI
TER BROWN y WANDERLUsT,.
propiedad del Quintana Stable.
eoue Sc notifque az ssnof Fernan-
do e Gefgels. para qhe presentse ell
proximo domingo en- ell Hip6dromo.
Las .casas a la yegua pttra sang =
denOminada cABoUe, para ser ms
peccionado. $751;
~ - a go ww Am
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COMISIoN HIPICA INSULAR d
PUERTO RICO
SESSION ORDINARIA DE JULIO
~. s de 1926.

4
CONCURRENTES:- Presidcnte,
senior Richardson, Comisionados Sc
fores MOnserrat Jr., Such y Diaz
collazo.
Sc leyeron los informes del Ju-
RADIO, Timekeeper. veterinario e
Inspectores de las bancss Y del
pool del resultado de las carreras
celebradas ell sabado 4 de julio y
5. de 1926, en- ell HIPoDROAIO LAS
CASAS.
FL Jurado impuso los sigmentes
castigos: :-S5. 90 al seilor r. Lopez,
duefo del caballo RUMBA por lie
varlo al paddock fuera de Ia hora
reglamentaria. FL Taez dc salidas
impuso $1,000 de multa a los jo-
ckeys d. Ramos, t. Williams, e.
Colon, o, Martinez, e, Leon Y A.
Chaliz por no obsdecer las orde-
nes q. deben regir durante el cua-
Dire l semalia de suspension c. j.
DelgadO por romper Ia cinta. / Sc
mana de suspension a los sigtisn-
tes jockeys r. 9Benttez r. Campos
y P. Cruz, 5 meses de suspension
al jockey A. Cordero pnr infraccion
al articulo $40 del ReglameAto.
FL Jursdo del Hipddromo de Pom
ce impuso $500 al jockey R. Mai
sonet por no haberse presentado a
la caseta del Juez de Peso. $500 al
senior NJ. Fuentes, duelio del caba-
llo FRIVoLIA por no haber pro-
visto su caballo de suGadero de ham
dicap Ell Juez de s7hdas impuso
$500 de multa los Jockeys NJ
A. Colon, u Eaez v E cepero por
violar Ell articplo ~ lei Reg;amen-
TO. $500 al apckey r. de Ia Cruz
por faitar al respeto al Juez de Pc,
50. rs i.t
-ss &
Fueron aprobados los colores para
ell establo aei sefior Fernando Jj
eeigsL 10 "A
Qued6 elfterada la comisi6n de
los inforlnes de las Asociaciones
benificas siguentes:: Rsfugio de vi
nos Desamparados, Asoriaci6r SIN
vicante' dsg gra6l,g PsFFbqrtia sagra-
do Coraz6n y Asociscl6n de Ancia-
nos v Nifos Desamparados de Yau-
CO.
So acordo conceder unE Iisencia
como cuadrero al individuo Fran
cisco Villalobos. 20 w
Sc acord6 imponer una multa al
duefio de caballos sefior Pedro Me
yes Roman por infraccion' al Incl
SO (a) del articulo 201 lei Regla-
mento consistente en- no haber pre-
sentadO reinspecci6n e. cabalio
KENTUCKY.
Sc scord6 solicitar del sefior Jose
G. Miro presente declaraciones ju-
radas hacienda constar la muerte
de los caballos Liebre y Rockaree,.
Fueron aprobadas las ventas de
los caballos siguientes: FLINT v
FoUCHE de B. Medrafo Jr. An.
tonic A. Pacheco; HIoTAToGo de
Luciano R. Fuertes a Rafael reE-
ces Y zEv de Isrnael Lahonsrais
a Jose Lnis Leon PARA. RI y
Sc acord6 citar al cuadrero An
gel Rosy para que comparezca ell
proximo lunes ante la Comisi6n.
En- la investigation que Sc viene
practicando para determinars ell orr
gen de los caballos Mascara, Acua-
rela Y Patria Sc tomo declaration
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-09

The use Of carbon-dIoxIde gas re-
frfgeratI0u instead OF Ice in shipping
consignment OF 1900 pounds OF
fresh fish from Halifax to Montreal
was so successful that when the cargo
was unpacked ten days later the FISH
was found to be free from odor and
the natural color unchanged. The gas
is carried In cylinders in refrigerator
cars. and the system is expected 10 ex-
tend the market for fresh tlsh.--New
York World.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-09

s0IutIon Of Lass Nsss's PuzzIa.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-09

Swedish hospitals for the insane are
now almost universally using moving
picture films selected by psychIatrIsts
as form OF treatment through diver
sion. Sanitariums for the tubercuIous
are doing the same for the relief OF
the states OF mental depression 50
usual among convaiescent patients
Films are used also for auxiliary train
ing of the tubercuious and Of the deaf
and dumb.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.