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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
VIOLANDO La LEY DE INDEMNIZAClONES A
OBREROS HAY NUMEROS0S PATRONOS EN-
TODA LA ISLA, SEGUN lNFORMA EL NEG0-
CIAD0 DEL TRABAJO
Con ell minimo de la pena ($50) que sc les
impusiera la Com. tendrla fondos para pa
-. ssAa gar algunaS indemnizaCiOnes

En- su reciente informe la
Legislature Ell jefe del Negociado
del Trabajo denuncia un hecho I'M
portante que deberian tener en-
cuenta las autoridades competentes,
a fin de que ell NAL Sc corrigiera, va
que tai estado de cosas redunda en-
perjuicio del publico.
Nos referimos a los numerosos
casos de patronos que, segun Ell Sr.
Honore, no han cumplldo los pre-
ceptos de la Ley de Indemnizacio-
mes obreros, hacienda fgurar su
nombre en- el registro de patronos
asegurados de La Camara.
A unos S7S parece, ascienden los
morosos, pesar de 10 que dispone
la Ley, que sefiala una pena mini
ma de $50 de multa a cada patron
convicto de no haberse asegurado;
seria, por tanto, convenlente que
esos patronos fueran nevados a
los Tribunales, pues es possible que
las multas que tengan que pagarse
por tales infracciones puedan cubrir
algunas compensaciones de las que
que Sc otorgan.
Ademas de los patronos que no
Sc aseguran, hay otros que deben
varias Quotas y no Sc deciden al
pago hasta que la ocurrencia de al
gun accidente les obliga a clio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
I'll INFORME DEL COMITE POLL
IlClAC0 DE La CAMARA CAUSA-
RA GRANDES DISCUSIONES
DE UN MOMENTO 4 OTRO COMPARE
1EkEnOS con EL INFORME DE NUES-
iRAS ACIUAClONES:" SR. ROMANI
"DscutIT6 eI nlome ante Ia Camara", dice eI Sc
nor Al0nsO

ne uH meufate etFe esmpaFeee
fan ants la camaa Sc Rsgfssen
tantss iss seleres ans latesraa ei
crmsts a. Rsae.a. Tatalar aus pre-
@as $50 Eeee Asaaa Las .aVea
fiEaeseesa aae nsFsFs eha es-
san pr teFuaaar. hatieadoss s.
eemEa@ka " Esegarlae el eafenas
3 vs,l@ssesa lafefns aue ezacfa.
a.eats rauefa - asanafFs eaaF.
tliiaa y tFnr iaa aselararla66a ra
CAS- 60 Ca 1sfss b ulsmtfas as d
uu4fezmadR
El infoums aei Cenitt iuasgc
raFtaHtisimes nanies as me'era %.
tsuos palciafs deasea1ao afenri6a
sspeeial4uma ls aseinHua esfrlc
e. Sc ies alFset1fes del Dep. .tamen
20 e. ordea Plhilea. aa come tam
hitn rs hf inrluas ri reuitaao a.
l9a intsueeatanes sseridos ran.
ira eapifanes as D.anfs PsF ha
hsras temaao stubueienes aae 30
dician los Eegfamsdtos y leyes va
gsufes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31

jas producidas por obreros, demos
tratiVas de que Sc ignora por una
gran parte de los trabajadores que
las actuaciones de aquella Comision
y las de este Negociado estan des-
iigadas, excepto en- cuanto al deber
que tiene esta oficina de practicar
las investigaciones que lie fueren or
denadas. Naturalmente que, por Ell
caracter de las quejas Sc advierte
un profundo malestar contra los In
vestigadores del Trabajo que ha 81
do precise destruir con explicacio-
mes extensas sobre la ley los re-
glamentos para su aplicacion, al OBJ
jeto de no causar perjuicios de ire
parable consideration la labor
que realizan ambas instituciones.
Sc sugiere a la Asamblea Isegisla-
tiva enmiendas que dejen aclarada
esa situacion en- forma tai, que ten
ga Ell Negociado del Trabajo toda
la responsabilidad que incluye fodcs
los derechos, sea exonerado de
toda intervention en- tales asun-
,os'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
Allegro jira en- Las Cuevas


un dslleioso grupo de distinguidas
sshoritas. psrtsneeientes al "claI
Euramar" efectuaron. en- Ia pasada
femana. ANA alesFe jira al simpati
60 pushlito dc Las cnevas, tomando
nor asaito "a pintoresea casa que
ton sus hiios. ocupa Ia sonora VIDA
de Lorsnsi
Baio "a amable direction de IA
81 ginguida Sra. Da. Carmen de
Aaoate. vinieFon. como bandada de
a'sgrss y gentiies golondrinas. Emi-
uta Gonzalez Angel Presidenta de-
Clubs Carmeijta Antonetti Teresa
Garcia. Trlnita Alsndez. carmelita
y PaQuifa oausaiez. Pepita y Car
ueita ApoHte. Ana Aida Astor,
ce0FEins Castro. caeh0 y sal6 Ma.
FAu cnaulta Rossi. Margarita Gan.
a.a carmsn 1farin a las qus Sc uni6
f.etl "a bella y cnltlsima hija del
asnseido cabaiieEo sshor LOrenzi.
wa en- e. pintoreseo pusblito. eau
tsiesamsHte. guiadas por Fra Fr6
ta inseparahls gaardiana de Lett lie,
saraaae hasta la easita de Remigio
emen. eon esa franea eordialidad
enc los vieios soldados gastan. brin-
d6lss ie ane anieamente ofrecerles
lo5ias grats sombra, aqua crista-
ana brotando de pehas arrOpadas de
he.eehos v amapolas y, mas tarde,
90 'EuaFapo De honor. en- euya IA
hsiraei1n torn6 parte activa Ia be-
Nlslma carmita Antonetti que con
sac manos puiidas meta Ia sazona.
a. eaaa entire las mazas del trapi-
sle
y insgo. sodo Il grupo. de rodillas
sute Is venerada imagen de Nnestra
seaera ds Loardes. rsz6 devotamen-
e. > esaa almlta slev6 secreta pc
frlsn a Altislmo: q una mas ex-
taaasa. 81 esta exclamacions lAn-
sfe. Augusto-.,
lQasn. este fslis empsradOr, =
n7
pespees ds ofar volvieron todas a
ls pntoresea morada Dc la familia
Lorenr y ALI Ia algeria , el buen
smsr fueron reyes y sehores; can
t- bale snculenta merienda. rieos
ssla8os cAisies. todo un derroche
81 sisgris. una explosion de iuven-
tsa
y ya muy tarde euando el padre
80 hosaaha eneaies maFavillosos, ee-
la5ss torprendeutes. en- las verdes
ontahaa que cierran el horizonts
sspaldas del santuario. las go
lsadunas as Niramar a sus nidos
NeivleFon.. fslces. satnradas de Vi
a.. hsadiciendo al supreme Haeedol
ere eampos tan belios hizo surgil
sa esta iaia del eneanta
rnsblne De las cnevas, Mario
la-5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
ESTAN PROXIMAS a
CELEBRARSE EN- P. r.
.UNAS JUNTAS PAN
AMERICANS
FL CanciIler de la Uni
versidadIde Pto. Rico
invitara a las uniyer=
sidades nacionaIes y
de los eStadoS d Nor
te Y Sur America

Els Ell prop6sito del digno Camel
ller de la Universidad de Puerto Ri
co, invitar a las universidades ma
cionaIes y las de los estados del Nor
to y Sur America para que vengan
en- el verano Puerto Rico, como
invitados de la Universidad de Pto.
Rico, a celebrar unas Juntas Pam
Americanas en- que Sc incluyan jue-
COS atleticos, debates, certameness
y Sc reunan tambi6n sociedades cien-
tificas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
'FL HON. ATTORNEY GENERAL DE PTO.
CO.sDICTA UNA OPINION fESTABLE-
CIENDO 0UIENES TIENEN DERECHO A
0BTENER SOLARES DEL GOBIERN0. DE
ACUERD0 CON La LEY De H0GARES.
SEGUR0S

Con motive de varias solicitudes
para obtener salones del Gobierno
que Sc han hecho a la comisi6n de
Hogares seguros por personals que,
segtn Sc aIega, no Sc consideran
cbreros propiamente dichos, Ell re-
ferido ORGANISING elev6 81 case al
Hon. Attorney General, de Puerto
Rico, Mr. Coats, y he aani Ia. OPT
ni6n emitida por dicho funcionaric
acerca del particular:
Feb. 10, 1926.
Sr. Presidente INFERNO.
comision de Hogares Seguros,
San Juan, P. r.
Senior:
Acuso recibo de su communication de
fecha 10 del mes en- curse, con Ia
que me remite una sohcitud del se-
fior zen6n Medina Gomez, quien de-
sea obtener un solar en- Ell Barrio
obrero, para ell emplazamiento de
una casa de concrete, requiriendo mi
opinion sobre 81 debe considerarse al
peticionario, que desempena Ell cargo
de Instructor Militar en- ell Asilo de
Nifos, dentro de las disposiciones
del articulo / de la ley de Hogares
Seguros.
En- contestaci6n me permito in
formarle que, en- mi opinion ell petit
cionario no esta comprendido den
tro de los preceptos del articulo 1
Ge la LEY para crear una comision
de hogares seguros, etc., aproba-
da en- julio IL de 1921 Ley No. So
de 1921, pagina 1917
Dice este precepto de ley:
"Articulo 1.-Por la presente
Sc ordena al Comisionado del In
terror construir, en- cualquier mu-
nicipio de Puerto Rico. en- terre-
nos de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co, que seran elegidos al efecto
por Ell Comisionado del Interior
y Ell Comisionado de sanidad. ca
sas con Ell fin de suministrar vi
vlendas adecnadas "artesanos.
obreros, y otros trabajadores. a
un costo razonable. 81 Comisio-
ntdo del Interior uueda autori-
zado para adquirir, por compra
con fondos de la Comisi6n de Ho-
cares seguros, aquellos terrenos
que sean seleccionados por ell Co.
misionado del Interior como pro-
plos para la formation de gran
jas agrfcolas Y queda tambien
autorizado para adquirir en- igual
forma aquellos terrenos que sean
seleccionados por Ell Comisionado
del Interior y el Comisionado de
sanldad como propios para la
creacion de barbados obreras
Los terrenos asi seleccionados
para adquisici6n quedan por la
presente declarados de utiIidad
pubhca.' =
FL prop6sito que persigue la an
terror disposition es Ell de construir
casas en- terrenos del Pueblo de Puer
to Rico, con Ell fin de suministrar vi
Vlendas adecuadas a "artesanos.
obreros y otros trabajadores,, a
IN costo razonable.
Como la petici6n hecha en- este ca
so es para adquirir I'm solar sobre
81 que construir una casa de CON
ereto, Ell precepto APPLICABLE es 81
contenido en- Ell articuIo de dicha
icy tai como qued6 enlnendado nor
IA ley aprobada en- agosto 2 de 1929
LEY No. 30 de 1928, pag1na 617,
que en- su parte pertinente dice.
Articulo g. Ell comisionaao
oei Interior, de acuerdo con la comi
s'on de Hogares seguros, queda nor
"a presente autorizado para arren-
oar y vender trabaiadores gran-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
vENTAJAs
EsPECIALEs

Ell Sr. Martinez Davila que es Ell
Ercpulsor de esta magnifica idea
ante nuestra Legislature, Sc ha ex-
presado en- la siguiente forma con
respecto a los beneficios que para
el pals devengaria tan saludable me-
,dida:
La isla de Puerto Rico ofrece
para el cultivo de los intereses Pan
Americanos ventajas especiales por
su situaci6n geografica, por Ell do
mimic del ingles Y ell espanol y por
Ell conocimiento que tiene de la cul-
tura espanola asi como de la anglo
|sajona.
la Universidad de Puerto Rico
es la mas alta expression de las aspi-
raciones de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co.
''Es Ell prop6sito de la Legisla-
tura de Puerto Rico que la Universi-
dad de Puerto Rico establezca aque
Has relaciones que la permitan par
ticipar en- un acercamiento Pan
Americana mas estrecho y compile
to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
oFIcINAs LEGALEs

Para todo clio propone Ell Presi-
dente de nuestra Universidad que
sea nombrada una conisi6n com
puesta del comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n, el Canciller de La Universidad,
el Presidente del Senado, el Presi-
dente de la Camara de Representan-
tes Y una persona nombrada por ell
Gobernador de Puerto Rico con Ell
consejo y consentimiento del Sena-
Go, facultada para conferenciar con
el Secretario de Estado de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Ell Presidente de La
Union Pan-Americana, Y con todas
aduellas personas que puedan ayu-
dar a la mayor realization de este
rroyecto.
Ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico Sc
IA invitado para que oficialmente
forme parte de esta comisi6n como
miembro ex-oficio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
AAON TRoTzKY, coMrsIoNAno
DE INSTRUCTION

c6.s MosoU, MARIO 80 (cabIe Fran
= 10, - Leon TrOtzky ha mejorado
saiud grandemente Sc dice oue
% ie ofrecera el cargo de comis,o. :.
nado de Instruction Publica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
REsULTADos

Como resnltaao de las invest.ga-
eiones seguidas por los comisiona-
des leglslativos en las fuorzas de
Poleia Insrlar va han siac presen-
tados ante "a camara yarlos pro
ysctes de ley que resuelven pOr ell
presents las ueeesidades surgidas.
un puuto principal en- 81 infor-
me DEL comite. 10 ss sin dnda AZ
anna. "a recommendation necesaria
del ndmero de polieias. Fl coronel
Lewis soiieit6 en- su petici6n a Ia
LsgisiatuFa eiento eincuenta hom-
hres mas cue aumenten Ia fuerza
Dc orden pabuco. Fl Comits de Ia
cAmaFa e. partidario de que Sc au-
meuten Jas fuerzas. y estamos en-
terados e. que daran todos los pa
SOS nseesarios para que asi Sc ha-
60, tan pronto el informe ses trai-
a. 3 ia consideration de Ia Ca
mara en pleno.
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10000.

10000.
16. Manati. ordenanza sobre
contradiction de un prestamo de
$1.a7o. Para completar el importe
de la construction de la plaza del
(Continua en- la pag ~
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DEFCuGToME -
IN FEnePEcTIvA

Hahlando coa e diHlnsuido re-
rFessntante reaor Iesgs Reuara
con rezpecfs ia EFessHtacldn par
paFts del comits del iuforme aeia
ratorio ds les acfaacianes seeuldss
para con h rsHela Ensular fs1s ues
hiso las agulentss maaifssfae.s-
mes: -.
'.Eatamos teFmlntnda nHastras
invssdgaciones eapsrauao po1sf ds
m momsnto q Qirs Feudir 81 infer
me anal
"Asuntes ds inferts aua fs ian
pressutaso aifimameuts han ZEE
psdids enc disgamas Har lerminaaa
nnsssEaa lnFesfsgse.enes a. iEfef-
me del CoHlfe cempfsadfe iss sr-
gumsntes TRADES 81 ssna asl fsia'
mo. y las rseartassffaHss gas ief
eorulslonados lsrf sanVes han eEfl
made pertlnentss'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31

pfeaentado e informe y ensonces
hahlafe HablaFe o&tensamente"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31

larreras del 80 de mario de 1926.
coMBINAcToNEs JUcADAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-31
Las cAsAs RACING PARK

1NFoRME OFFICIAL DEL poor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01

"a long and hefty sigh OF re-
lief when the draw decision
was made.
pundee's big weapon during the
tigh, was his elub.liKe right which
he brought down on Munrot's kid
neys with painful frequency. Mum,
roe's best bet was long range
lighting. altho Ia the fourth and
fifth Dundees head was bobbing
about tn the elinches
Neither boy nurt himself By last
nights showing. and Seattle fans
win welcome their appearances 1T
tho local ring again soon.
In the siX-round seml.windup Sohe
Cervantes DSnysr featherycigh,,
was too strong and tough for Fred.
die Britt. aggressive and game TIA.
CONAN. and won the decision The
edge wasn't very biz. tho, and niost
% the fans figured that Britt should
have been given a draw,
Young Peter Jackson won hair
line verdict over Ted Frayne, Jack.
son caught plenty OF gloves on the
face and stomach. and draw
wouldn't have hurt either boy.
Billy Quiltcr. locai bantam. made a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01

thing important Is hanging in the
balance
well-of course you know Mike
Dundee. that beat Doc Smell recent
~. was going to mix Tho main
event with frankie Monroe. ard
me knowing both the boys made
Il delicate matter TO decide with
myself which I wants 10 win. how.
ever it turned out by them get
ting a draw. and INC suffering that
suspense for nothing.
II was n hectic evening. Cold
Cat-I'll say 50! First I step.
ped on some guys favorite hand
whilst getting to my scat and
he mutters loudly to the effect
that wimmin has as much use
for traffic laws n herd OF
cows. can you imagine that?
And then my boy friend turns
q cold ear to my indignant
request that he heaye this rude
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
IN DIN IIIOMAs

I oa ANGELES April An c&.
IL act rcyerral Of their 1884 per.
formanec is prophesied by nii Ea-
alex. manager or the Vernon Tigers.
we may DC a little slow IN getting
started. but when this ehsckrFsd fiRs
IL waved. the Tigers viii be right up
wi,h the leaders" declares Esslts
which recalls thr fact that Vernon
started strong. and lhru teIl into q
tcrribic stump last year
Alfto 1911 may be right. De has the
io6 Of converting tho loeul fans TO
his belief. General opinion around
Southern California does not place
ths Tigers above the aocpnd division
at ans time during the season.
Taking tho players individually.
the Beugala arr "a strong team put
them all together on tho ball field
ana the strength vauishra. one Of
the ouuiandiuk weak points Is poor
hitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
Krug-KHlefer Feud Will EnIiven Coast Race
Open Warfare Between
Rival Coast Managers
Scrap Started Last Spring, and Every Seate-Los An
Players and Krug Slated Indians for Cellar
BY LEO II. LASSEN
lsportlng Editor Of The STAR

T 0S ANGELES, CAL April IA lot Of your old-tme
IL fans complain about the nicely Of present-day base
ball. accusing the athletes Of much brohery love and
not enough Of the old fight OH the ball field
They ought TO get taste Of Of the old battles that
should make their hearts when the Seattle and Los
Angeles teams clash.
Everybody knows that Red" Kefer and Marty Krug
like each other like couple of strange bulldogs.
1t all started last spring before the opening of the
Krug popping off in front of Of the Los
Angeles newspaper and said lot Of things
about the way the Indians looked TO him, naming Elmer
Bowman in particular The scribe published them and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
HARPER TO
BOX KRACHE

poBBY HARPER, Seattle weltcr
- weight. VIII have a long waited
70, chance TO aysnse defeat NJ the
hands ot Ted krache, Iloauian
bat'lsr when the Two NEE, 10 the
six round main event Of Dan salts
opening show AZ the fIippolrome.
Tuesday night,
Salt regards this as one Of the
most.souzhtaftsF bouts on the Coast
and contides that he paying plenty
Of money 10 get this pair together.
Harper lost close decision TO
kmchc IN Tacoma about two years
agu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
HICKORY SHAFT CLUBS
VS.. STEEL ONES AGAIN

our own tests in this country and
verify the results npr ourselves"
while OH the sublec, Of clubs let il
not be forgotten that after all IL
sald and done the joy OF getting dis
lance Il b. no means due entirely 10
the liyelisr ball. There is right now
a greater percentage Of players IA
The amatuer as well as Ia tie pro.
fehsional ranks. who hit the ban ex.
esp,ionaiiy hard than there were in
the days 0. 20 10 40 years ago. This
fact cannot be due either TO physique
o. TO the ability 10 hit harder At
the ball, There were golfers Of *.
eepuonal physique 10 be found in the
old days--and unquesttonabiy OF
golfing genius. That golfers sirik.
more furiousiy AZ their tee shots
now may in q certain degree be ai.
iribuied 10 the ball in use: bua IN an
probability II IL more attributable 10
the style az wooden clubs they now
have the opportunity OF utilizing.
Recently golfer was inspect.
ing an old.time set OF clubs which
had been unearthed from n store.
room. They had been fashioned
al least 10 years ago. The heads
OF The wooden clubs were of the
long pearshaped variety, while
the shafts were also on the long
sue, very supple and whlppy. No
doubt time had served 10 take
away certain degree of their
original rigidlty. but there could
not be any doubt that the shafts
had always been Of the supple
variety.
They were evidently made for a
golfer who had habit OF swinging
comparatively slowly and OF sweep.
ing the ball from tho tea form az
swinging which was profitable when
the hard unresilient bail was in us.
Looking at these it was easy Ia
visualize what would happen II the
Hnrens and the Jones had 10 use
them, In the matter OF direction tho
result would probably be on the
iudicrous side. They would find som.
necessity 10 curb their furious Young
strength. as owing to the inevitable
pressure on the supple shaft. the
clubhead a; the intended time Of i'm.
pact would sssuredly be many inches
away behind schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
iIITTERS ARR
NEEDED

Esaicks need right nov is few
consistent bit;sfs, Hc may develop
these from some Of his now young
STEERS. but the prospects arc no, very
bright
Fred rfahier, who was picked up
from tho Los Angeles sand lots, Il
one Of the most promising newcum-
era on the squad, lie is a natural
born shortatop. who ran get anything
within a mile. aud who gives good
account wiih The hat II would not
bc Mt aii surprising II Pfahlcr
grabbed tho regular berth away from
Warner and sladc. Inst years short
stops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
DODE BERCOT
WINS VERDICT

/ os ANGELES, April /. Dode
~ Bercot Seattle weiterweight. won
q decisive victory over Bobby Bar.
re,t, OF Philadelphia. in to.round
main event at Vernon last nigh,
Bercot was credited with eight
rounds, ono even and ono for Rar.
rctt.
Bercot started right out and won
the first four rounds. lie lost the
fifth and the sixth was even. From
then on the fight was all Borcot.
In the somiwindup Ernie swens.
local i65.pounder knocked out Roy
Cllffe, of Canada, in the third round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01

killefer, who sticks up for
his men like a mother hen
watching a batch of chicks,
flared up as only he can.
And then later in the season
Klleftr nearly drove KIug and
Doc Cfandall frantic by insisting
that CrRndall Yves cheating while
on tho hill, At least 20 balls were
thrown out ~ the umplres every
time crandsi worked AGAINST Sc.
attic
THIS pas. Wiater Los Anselez
-orsly wurEsc Frank BRAZIL and
ltillelsr sall nothing doing. which
didn't close the breach any. And
II f. understood that Rrug wanted
GsorR. siei!and. but Rlllefer beat
him 10 u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01

To make things worse Killcfer
stepped out and signed up Billy 3Ic.
Cabe. who was sent 20 the Southern
league BY Krug the year before.
Every time anybody even mentions
MeCabes name the Seattle ouffieldsr
sees green.
ANA don't forget. either. that Il vas
KiiieforE crew that nosed out KruE's
club In the last week Of the season
for the penHant.
Krug took over KilIefer's Job two
years ago and KiIlsfsr had been 30
successful that Marty had 10 listen
10 a tot OF tho boys reminding him
Of what 2 wonder Red" was.
Yep. II looks Ike couple OF Ar,
gonnsa win be staged over again
this summer when Killsfer and Kfux
send their athletes into battle.
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PLENTY or
NEN MATERIAL.

or course there in lot Of ncw ma.
t"rial that may furnihb something in
The way y players. Otherwise PHO;
hill Is going 10 have 30 do some
scouting around for new men II he
wants 20 get anywhere near the top
Unlike their ueiEhborng rivals, the
i,os Angeles club. Vernon cannot dc.
pend upon her veterans TO carry the
club along There must he soms
new life injected or even "vinsear
BIZ Essiek VIII &c unable TO pull
the club very high.
Ncrnos must have a few players
who can hlt hard and often.
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LOrd Finds Solution
to Smoking at Fights

person Out. OF course. now
realize Il was unreasonable ON
my part. hut honest. was all
strung up last night
And 10 eulminate the cfals. when
l got home mother was sitting ~
and accused me Of amokgn' csg.
arc's, which have never aid in
my life. which she knows Of.
'Lora. she says. taking Off her
specs TO SEQ me better. you smella
smoker
I'm SAY 10. says boiling over
again. "and let me tell you. Ma. I
feel Ike the blood relative 10 a rcd
herring. Smoker raves on. "oh
yes They hollers all over tho placa
No smoking. no smoking. and then.
before tho semi.finais u over. you
can't not hardly SEQ a hand before
your face think its n rotten
shame. says. '.tha, these fighters
what don't smoke when training has
TO pull in lunEstul Of poison ike
thar, and I'm the ones going TO
change H."
And with that I founeed of TO
bed. leaving Ma and the Il. r. atar.
Ing.
How'll I do Il: Easy. III get
me a atomirrr fulla Wild per.
iumery aud when these gents
starts putting the Pantenrllas
III start squeezing the bulb.
l guess there's no ordinance
against u girls using perfumrry
In public. and when think o.,
how il the surrounding angel
cigaret faces going to explain
their sweetness 10 their choicest
gifts from God when the, reach
the home fiat ! win not feel I
have suffered In vain.