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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

purchased II would not maxi Il
good. II should have been showt 10
the market master. You viii find
number Of good fish stalls Al the
public markets. and there are seT-
eral along the water front
Mr. Flrii: teas driUing a4ross
the 18Th are. n. w. bridge al u airy
are. as the bridge Sas about 70 be
opened 10 alloD a boat 10 pass.
tchcn piece Of steel fen froIh The
oucrhcad structure Of the bridge and
smashed right thru the TOP Of mV
car. damaging the car and iHjuring
my head. Is there anything I can
do about fhis9 b. J. H.
See the claim aEeEt in the county
city building and tell him your
troubles II you can show him
where you have been damaged you
win find him very fair to deal with.
Mr.. Firii: IN front Of my home
Is an old telephone pole tchich has
been replaced bB neto ono. and
noiO hdriH0 grass and shrubberg
planted on the parking strip and
,oouid like the old pole removed so
that The He1 iairn may no. be dis
turbcd. Can you fir ~
G6il AURORA ST.
The telephone company has prom
ised to look into this. and II possible
have the pole removed.
3fr. FiEit: At Walcott ST. aud
Sciodrd Park are. On old house has
been remodeled, aud for some time
The drainage has flooded The side
icalk. This has been added 10 bV
The drainage from The septic tank.
Is there not some iodv 10 Keep
these siicWaiks cIeaH' r. II.
Tho street and sewers department
VIII investigate. and II the city is
10 blame. viii remedy the matter.
The city has no control over water
draining from p ivate property. but
the health department can put a
stop to any drainage found TO come
from scp;ic tanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19

YOU can get an answer TO
L any question OF fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1929
New York ave. Washington,
~ C., and inclosing 2 cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital adj.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must be
signed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19
We'd Lose Gotham

THE dispute between Chile and Peru
L over who owns Tacna and africa has
been settled by President Coolidge who
says the people of the region can decide
by vote whether there are more Chilans
or Peruvians there. We hope no foreign
country ever claims New York. A plebis-
cite of its inhabitants would certainly take
il away from the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19
Land of Gold

ORDINARY American letters are
" treated as if registered in Bulgaria
The reason is Bulgarian bandits America
they believe. is a fabulously rich land
flowing with milk and honey and gold. So,
while British, French and other mail is
treated in the usual way, American mail
travels under escort on the assumption
that it is sure TO contain money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19
A Thought

Wealth maketh many friends: but
the poor is separated from his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. XixI.
A CONSTANT friend IS n thing
"a rare and hard to find.-Plu.
tarch,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19

TTTEALTH is energy, knetc and potential. 1t is
Wv POWER.
Here you see Alan e. Lefcourt presenting deed to
New York real estate worth $10000000 to his son, Alan
Jr, who is only 49, He says he does this to direct his
sons attention to real estate.
At 10 the senior Lefcol,rt was u newsboy. lie real
lied the power OF wealth by saving pennies and invest
ing them shrewdly
What will the Lefcourt boy do with the power that
his father has given him? Will it mean only interest
in real estate the means Of acquiring more wealth?
Or will it TO mean penny-wse father and a
doai-fooish SOM
Or will this boy realize his power in constructive
way, using it for the benefit Of mankind?
There is real drama in this picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19

II is announced that Harvard and
Yale VIII 'limi, the salaries OF foot.
ball coaches TO the minimum paid
fun professors" Tho blow viii pro
ducc soma full coaches. all right, or
We don't know higher education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19

IN cargocs intended for New
York and Baltimore. New com.
panics are constantly being
formed thuout Europe and
adjacent bllauds 20 enter the
American trade
This In brief is the reason
imported liqISrs are 80 plenti.
full in att American cities.
This IL why the coast guard
has been given total Of $50.
600. 900 within the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-19

M Firif. IN me IHteriakcn dis
frirt. cast ~ Lake Washington
bird. they arc doing Comfortable
busting These blasts are 50 hearD
they cause houses TO shake, and arc
both dangerous and disaDrccabic
WH you inpettigafc2 T.. ~
The fire marshal promises TO have
the charge cut down 10 that the
shock viii not bc 30 great
Mr. FiEit: Please Jet me kHot5 "
there Is any manufacturer Of lann-
dry supplies and FIXTURES IN Seattle,
and n so, gire nc The addressf
T..
SOC page Sc IN the back Of the
telephone directory and under head
ing Of laundry machinery and lnun-
dry supplies, you win find what you
want
Mr.. Firl: I bonoh2 some halibu'
az one Of me fish stalls IN one Of
nc city markets. picking out a
choice piece. When I got home I
found they had 0ircn nc fish not
~ 10 cat had 70 throio u array.
MRS. ". u.
You should have taken the fish
back II the man from whom YOU
Evening star., 1925-10-09

feta covers, with wide ottoman and novelty bor-
ders, in all the most desirable coorngs, including
navy, garnet, green, purple and brown 8 and 10
rib styles, with silk cases to match Large variety
of attractive handles, many with leather straps
and thongs.
GoldcnberE's-First Floor
Evening star., 1925-10-09
Soc Fall Ribbons, 49c Yd.

Four and five inch ribbons for millinery .pur-
poses-choice of Bengaline. Satin, Ombre, Crepe
and Roman striped effects All wanted shades
and color combinations
GoIdenberx's-First Floor
Evening star., 1925-10-09

These cleverly tailored suits are
of all-wool materials, in the latest
and most sought after patterns
and colorings. SmarteSt models,
with one pair of golf and one
pair of knickerbocker pants.
Sizes to IS years.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
$1. so Melba Combination

One regular Soc jar Of Melba Massage ~ =
Cream; one regular SOC jar of Melba Cleanser I "
Cream; regular Soc box Of Kleenex Cream { AO
Removcr) Regular $3.50 value. All for }
tiodcnbergs-FiSt
Evening star., 1925-10-09
Women's Silk Umbrellas
$3.95
Slight lrregulars of Sc and
81 VaIues

a fortunate purchase of Il
large manufacturers factory
jobs and slight irregulars of
High grade Silk Umbrellas,
secured way below regular
Evening star., 1925-10-09

Choice of an assortment of
Falls newest and most desirable
colorings and patterns. English
model coats, with two pairs of
full-cut knickers and vest to
match. Sizes to II years
Evening star., 1925-10-09
Little GIRLS S5 Hats
$500

Close fitting poke shapes,
of Lyons velvet, with short
back and fur pompon. In
red, fern, tan. cocoa, copen,
henna and black.
Evening star., 1925-10-09
ChiIdren's So Goats, $4.9S
Children's Sl.29
Legeins, ST

Jersey Drawer Leggins.
button hip and knee: in
buff. brown. white, black.
navy and gray: neatly fin
ished; sizes > to 6 years.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

to Revolutionary times. and the ad.
ditlons which had been made from
time to time had been SO tactfully
managed that the effect remained har.
monlous. 1t was rather low rambling
and informal. comfortable and cheer
ful. Built of gray. smooth-faced
stone, clambered over here and there
by English ivy, with it's white brick
chimneys and their bands of painted
black, 1t looked essentially like q place
for comfort and for cheer. It's acre.
age was extensive. and il stood so
| far back from the motor highway
that only the top of an occasional
chimney was visible through the
| trees.
A winding private road perhaps an
| eighth of a mile in length brought
the motor to the door jefferson, a
middle-aged servant who had grown
| up In the Stanley family and who had
! been the caretaker during Jim's alb
F; sence, stood upon the doorstep to
| greet his employer.
The tour of the house which fol-
| lowed was brief. Stanley knew that
with Jefferson in charge all had been
well. Presently the trio reached the
! library. The room bore every evi-
dence Of having been shut up for
long time. like the rest of the house
The shades were drawn. the hang
ings down. the chairs and couches
protected by slip covers. A huge sheet
was spread over the big desk. The
pictures on the walls were covered
| with netting. White sheeting fell
Evening star., 1925-10-31

with Wilson. Not, he reflected, that
Wilson was likely to know anything
that he wished to know, and yet ne
might. Still. ought he to talk to any
one about it? How far had this kind
of thing gone?
Returning to his hotel in the taxi,
the silence was presently broken by
the Swami. THE lady has sweet
spirit he said.
mo one knows that better than l,
answered Stanley.
she is not happy"
I'm afraid not"
Her life is not harmonious. There
are discords.'
What do you mean?" But the
Swami would say no more.
Stanley did not go to Waterman S
office the next morning. lie did not
wish to see him at present. He found
it difficult to pardon what he had seen
the night before. In the past he had
forgiven his friend for many things
and now he tried to do him justice.
"Idotic of me- he thought. ito be
so disturbed about such 4 trif1e. Yet
disturbed he was. and he decided to
postpone his talk with Waterman.
Instead of keeping that appointment
he telephoned to Wilson, got motor,
and after lunch started for the coun-
try.
1t was a charming day. even in the
city. The hush of Indian Summer
touched the very stones and asphalt
of New York. The crowds in the
street appeared unconSciously to sense
it. The nerves of the city seemed
soothed and quieted by natures mel
low hour. FrownS We're less frequent
smiles more numerous. Men moved
and spoke more gently. Even the
sound of motor horns fell less harshly
than usual upon the ear.
As Stanley's motor drew farther
and farther into the country the day
became superb. The Autumn picture
along the river had seldom been more
brilliant. The sun was warm, the air
/ was still. The motor moved silently.
smoothly, with effortless power. as II
travelling through the picture Of a
dream For time Jim Stanley was
at peace. He said little to Wilson,
and asked no questions whatever.
Wilson on his part respected his com
pa mons mood. He, too, was happy
happier than he had been in a long
time He was content to be near the
man he loved
Stanley's place i'll the country had
many characteristics Of the English
manor house. The central part was
of quite respectable age. dating back
Evening star., 1925-10-31
The Double Cross
BY A. E. THOMAS
Mystery Story of Dramatic Power.


seemed Indifferent. Swiftly Stanley
took control.
We'll. RolIin. old fellow. it's fine to
see you again-simply splendid. I've
got million things to tell you--but
not now. | must be off again"
What's your hurry"
The Swami has an appointment
to meet some friends of mine and I've
got TO chaperon him. I'll look in at
your office before long. if that's agree
able to your
Sure. sure. come along
Stanley turned to Doris. and took
her hand again. Good night" he
said. "Remember-on Saturday"
She looked at him little pitifully.
Good might. she said. and To the
Swami. Good night. sir. / do hope
you will come and see me again"
Madame, thank you. Good-eve-
ming The Swami turned to Water
man. Sir" he said and bowed again
Sir to YOU. responded Waterman n
EenIaliy. sWaying ever so slightly on
his heels.
Stanley glanced uneasily from his
friends wife to his friend-but there
was nothing to do. Unhappily. he
departed
''Rollin. tollin, how could your'
But Waterman had his own alcoholic
grievance.
Next Sadly" he said. Maxim
dates with i'm already. eh?"
"Rollin. you're insulting"
Right before my face too
Don't be silly. He has asked us
both 10 spend the week end with him
III the country
Yes, yes-Whr not" he jeered
Coin to tlaunt his money'n my face.
is he? Alright, better look out An
YOU too-youM fin out a husban' s
stiIl got some rights n this country
lie sank into a chair and began to
sing: ''Way down upon the Swami
River"
With an exclamation of disgust
Doris swept from the room
Stanley passed an unhappy night
His first impulse WIS to get in to1lch
Evening star., 1925-10-31
STUDIES CUBA AIR MAIL.

poStma Ster General New has ad-
rised Senator Fletcher. Democrat of
Florida that he would take up this
week with u representative of the
Cuban government possibility of es-
tablshing air mail service between
Key West and Havana.
The Postmaster General said that
the Post Office Department was in
terested in such Il project, but it
remained to be determined whether
the Cuban government was ready to
enter into an arrangement for the
SeTvlce.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
TURTLE HUNTERS FREED.
Colombia, However, Refuses to Re
turn Seized Ships.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, October 81
R.-The Colombian government has
released the Caymanian fishermen, VINO
were arrested recently and charged
with catching turtles in the prohibited
zone, but has refused to return the
two vessels which were seized The
British minister to Colombia has
threatened to take up the matter with
the foreign office.
The men, 13 in number, who are
residents of the Cayman Islands, in
cluded in the government of Jamaica,
have made statements to show that
they were outside the prohibited zone
and that the seizure of their vessels
was due to jealousy on the part of Co
lombian fishermen.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
ProbIemS Confronting Islands.

OF the problem confronting the ma
tive DupilS IN mastering the English
language. the Monroe report said:
'.At no time i'll the school career
Of the Filipino child does he encoun-
Ter the single task of studying in his
mother tongue. Not only must the
Filipino child learn to read, write and
speak tins difficult second language,
but he must accomplish it under un-
trained and partially-educated teach
ers who themselves have never devel-
oped an adequate command of the
language.
IN the opinion of the Monroe COM
mission, IAN unmcdified English can
not he expected to become the Ian
suaEe of the schools unless thousands
Of American teachers can be imported
from the United States The COM
mission added that teachers so i'm
ported should be contracted with for
minimum of three years.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
Apt to Please.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Il think I have perfected an UNI
brella that will interest the girls"
Girls won't carry umbrellas
But this is too small to keep off
any rain"
Evening star., 1925-10-31

from the tops of the bookcases t.
the floor.
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
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~
TcARlBE

william Duncan en- la grandiosa
serie El Tren Rapido y una cir
ia comica.
Domingo: Matinee con Ia clnta
Gel Brazo Amarillo y una Co
mica Por la noche: Milton sills en-
'9La voz de la conciencia'
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tas aplausOs. :. 4
jQui6n descOnOCe sus curaciO-
mes maravillOsas?"
DIR. ANGEL PULIDO.
(Dado en- el SigiO Ni6dicO)
E1 JABON LA TOJA es un ja-
bon saline sin rival, siendo el pre-
terrible entire todos los jabones, no
solamente cuando sean indicados
sus ingredientes medicinales, sino
tambi6n como jabon usual de toca-
dor. Mejora siempre las condolences
del cults; Ia exquisite. sensation que
Sc experimental al frotarse las ma
nos, despues de 1avarse con Ell JA-
Bon LA TOJA, convida q CONT
nuar usandolo, y Sc echa mucho de
menos cuando falta, siendo real
mente insustituible.
Para las erupciones diatasicas, en-
las que no convene otra cosa mas
que hacer una esmerada limpieza,
como sucede en- la mayorfa de los
eczemas, no hay NADIA mejor que
los buenos lavados de aqua hervida
Y ell JABON La TOJA.
Este contieEe todas las substan-
eias Observation-Disclosures de aque1las
aguas y Iodos, sin perder ninguna
de elias, porque Sc obtienen evapo-
rando el aqua en- ell vacfo. Ademas.
la elaboration del JABON LA To-
! IA es eSmeradfSima, empleando pri-
meras materias de superior cali
dad; sin embargo, resulta muy fra
gil, parti6ndose fdcilmente las pas
tllas en- dos mas pedazos al estar-
Sc layando, 10 cual depende de las
sales, Y 81 no fuese por elias, este
Jab0n serfa duro Y tenaz, en- ell mas
alto grado.
Las sales Y lodos de LA TOJA,
que forman parte integrantc del ja-
bon del Inismo nombre, Gentlemen
una riqueza exuberante de los prin-
cipiOs de remineralizaci0n del orga-
nismo, como el cloruro de sodio, Ell
hierro y el ars6nico, los euales dan
al aqua donde Sc disuelyen las be-
fneficiosas propiedadeS de las solu-
clones iSot0nicas. (Esto Sc obtiene
tanto mas pronto cuanto nienor es
la cantidad empleada). Ademas. las
propiedades antis6pticas que los ia
bones tienen en- general, resuItan
reforzadas con ell JABONt DE La
TOJA por los poderosos medica1nen
tos de sus sales Y lodos, y .su acci6n
es penetrante, como sc delnuestra
por ell mucho tempo que dura la
untuosidad cue deja en- Id piel. Sc
adyierte a1n mas la superioridad
del JABON DE La TOJA cuando.
EN- vez de emplear aqua natural, Sc
lava uno con lfquidos medicinales,
como las soluciones de sublimado
y suero fisiol6gico. Para conven-
cerse de este, hagase la siguiente
prueba.
P6ngase aqua salada de la mis-
ma concentration Gal SIS pOr 1.0OO)
en- dos palanganas; layese una ma
no EN- una de elias con ell JARON
DE LA TOJA, y en- la otra palan-
CANA lavese La Otra mano con un
jab6n que no sea de La TOJA.
Sc advertira entire una v otra una
diferencia semejante a La que hay
entire un lbuen jab6n de disolverse
en- aqua potable a disolverse en-
aqua no potable.
ssssg-.e f.srs
DIR. CamilO CALLE.JA.
Madrid, 25 de Julio de Tf1n,s
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CINE LUNA

Jack Mllhan en- la serie En- la
Red y Ell drama "La Fe de un
Hijo''.
Domingo Noches Anna Q. Mil
son en- "El Saltimbanqui''
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LAS ANTILLAs

Ell bonito drama "Un beso roba-
do" y una ,comica.
Domingo noche: t.En las garras
de un valiente'' y una c6mica
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oLlMPo

En- las Garras de la Diosa" (The
Green Goddess
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soMos LOS UN1oos

Que poGsnos publican su anun.
clio clasifcado en- el untco diario
dominical q. 50 edita en- Ia isla. Es
una ventaja que ofrecemos nues
tros clientes en- benehcio de los
servicios de .ellos recibimos.
La edici6n dominical de Ell
MuNDo alcanza Ell maximum de
circulation que peri6dico alguno ia
mas idso en- nuestra isla. Es la lee
tura que ell domingo todo ell mundo
busca tan pronto echa un pie fuera
del lecho. su anuncio clasifcado
tanbien va include en- esta edi-
ci6n. Esta ha sido nuestra mas re-
ciente innovation en- Ell programa
que hace tiempo venimos desarro-
llando en- benefcio del pdbnco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
TRES BANDERAs

Episodes de la serie "El rron
Rapido''
Domingo: Jane Novak y Gas
ton Glass en- "La seha1 de Peli-
gro".
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PARQUE

FL grandioso drama la Aurora
del Manana" (The Dawn of To-
morrow
Domingo: El magnifico drama So
cial Los Hijos de sus Hijos'' (His
children's Children
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MMA.
RlALT0

Ell drama La Senal de Pei-
gro'.
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PUERTO RICO

Ell drama de gran acci6n 'Punos
que Promote"
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VICTORY GARDEN

Richard Barthelmeth en- ''El
Mant6n de Manila. .
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BELlOCRAPH
(Catano)

Richard Talnadge en- la cinta
Ell Millionaire
Domingo: Richard Dix y Bebe
Daniels en- Ell drama ''Promesa
Cumplida
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IMPERIAL

lei Nacimiento de una Raza -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
,OpiniOneS de Medi
COS eminenteS
Ell JABON DE LA TOJA
UNICO EN- Ell AIUNDO
INFORME EAIITIDO POR EN-
CARGO DEL COLEGIO DE ME-
DICOS DE MADRID

s'Es un hechO aut6ntico, seg1n
referenciaS numerOsas Y acre
ditadas, que las AGUAS DE LA
TOJA son de una composition
Y eficaeia tan eXcelentes, que
merecen generates y sentusiaS-
tas aplausOs. =.
SQui6n descOnOce Sus curaciO-
mes maraViIlOsaS?" ~
DIR. ANGEL PULIDO.
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ne que sirven los tapicessy el.lryo dc
- una rica mansion iDe que los
tutomoviles los lacayos, las sedas y el
bro, cuando no hay salud
La naturaleza no tiene preferencia nj
oor las pobres nj por las ricas. Unas y
otras poseen las ventajas de Ia salud y
stan sujetas los padecimientos de las
Intermediates.
La menstruacion irregular, los dolores
oenodicos en- Ia cabeza, el abdomen 0 Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Parte baja del
Puerpo, 10 mismo
puede sufl,irlas Ia
Hama nacida Ell
puna regia que Ia
aue vino al mundo
Entre humildes
sahales. Pero no
IS necesario sufrir.
obres oricas, todas
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pueden aliviarse mediante cI Com
puesto Vegetal de Lydia E. Pinkham.
Ell Compuesto Vegetal de Lydia Z.
Pinkham ayuda las. mujeres recobrar
la salud y el vigor. Hace mas de Gin
cuenta amos que viene remediando los
achaques peculiares Ia mujer.
Comience I'd. a tomarlo hoy misrno.
Para que padecer? Pero adquiera la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

CITlIdpHlDFG &c Cue
no ha conprado
una lmitacion o un
substitute que no
podra nunca tener
los nismos benef-
co S efectos que
81 Compuesto
VegetaI de LYDIA
L. Pinkham.
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MfreT.As saAr,s los Med,cos soiictense
Labcrsolrs do PAhl0OOL, 90, Rue C0ad0rcst. PARIS
% Hsns on 'odss b0saas cssas II
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POLvOS De ANIODOII
= reemplaxan y suprimen elioooFoRmo el
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-11-04
Chicken Thieves Made
Farm Bureaus Target

The raiding of farmers hencoops
and stealing chickens, which has
grown to the proportions OF a SER
ious menace, is going to be danger
Gus undertaking from now on In some
Minnesota counties where the Farm
Bureau has launched a movement to
halt the operations of fowl thieves.
At a meeting of the Murray Coun-
ty Farm Bureau representatives held
recently, it was decided to form the
Murray County Protective Assocda-
ton, the object and purpose being to
end the wholesale stealing Of pout-
try and other farm property.
Membership will be open to every
farmer in the county with each men,
Der pledging himself to contribute to
a fund to be offered as reward for
the capture and conviction of any
person caught stealing chickens or
other farm property from a member.
A reward of $500 will ne offered for
the capture and conviction of chicken
thieves and other rewards for other
classes of thievery.
Farm Bureau members are deter
mined that this practice must cease
and if this reward is not sufficient
they are prepared, through the organ
ization, to adopt more severe methods
The protective association move
ment is being taken up in other coun-
ties and, under the Farm Bureau
auspices, it is likely that most coun.
ties will soon have a similar organiza
ton.