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alguno dehemos discutir los msri-
tos defectos de una ley cuando
Ia ocasi6n es oportuna. Pero nadie
tiene derecho a vtolar una ley q. es
tt en- vigor, menos q. su conciencta
de hombre honrado, 1e obIiga ha-
cerlo. partiendo de preceptos mora
les. z 81 So uega a. La conclusion de
que esa opinion es incorreeta, en-
tonces debe sujetarse al castigo, en-
expiaci6n de su delito"
Todo aquel que piensa esta de
acuerdo en- que la ley debe mante-
nerse q toda costa. Hay muy pocos
de nosotros que estamos compIeta-
mente contentos con todas las leyes
en- vigor. pero en- ese case, solo res.
ia trabajar para que sean deroga-
das, y no violarlas. -
Lo que puede ser una comunidad
donde no impere la ley, ha sido va
descrito brillartemente por Herrin.
Fl crimen serfa rey y sefor. Esa
comunidad Sc regiria por la vioIeu.
cia no por la ley.
Copyright, 1895 by The Me-
clure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Editorial diariO del Dr.. Frank Crane
La supremacia de la ley

Ninguna naci6n puede subsistir
81 no tiene leyes y sabe respetarlas
La sociedad civihzada esta fun.
dada sobre la ley. Hay Quienes
usan bebidas embriagantes, y que
piensan que Ell pals no tiene dere-
cho a prohibir su venta y fabrica-
ci6n.
Debe hacerse pues cuanto sea po-
trabajar por Ia derogaci6n de la
Ley volstead y la enmienda constiA
tucional que prohibe la venta de
bebidas embriagantes. Pero no pue-
den pretender hacer una exception
de la ley en- contra de La inmensa
mayorfa.
Hay muchos que tienen que pa
gar contribuciones sobre ingresos,
herencias y otros tributos. Estas
leyes pueden ser muy injustas, pero
desde el momento en- que estan au-
tortzadas por el gobierno, deben ser
respetadas.
FL mejor modo de nbrarnos de
una ley ma1a, diio Grantees po-
nerla en- vtgor.
A menos que ell gobierno ponga
en- vigor de una manera justa nues-
tras leyes, &Stas no tienen derecho
de existir
Debe hacesre pues cuanto sea po-
sible, para ayudar al Presidente y
sus asociados poner en- practica
las leyes. Deben ser obedecidas i'm
plfcitamente. Debemos estar cier-
tos de que todo .cuanto Intervene
con nuestra hbertad individual es
la expression de la voluntad de la
mayorla y ante esa voluntad, de-
bemos bajar la cabeza.
81 todo hombre que este en- con.
ira de una ley Sc decidiera vio-
larla, esta naei6n seria un centric
de criminales. 49,,
Ell presidente Coolidge ha dicho:
"Donde Sc cumplen las leyes, en-.
contrarSis civilization. Donde no sc
respetan las leyes, florece la barba-
rie. Todo aquel que evade ell cum.
plimiento de Ia ley, todo aquel que
de ella Sc burla. es un enemigo de
Is civilization. +"
El juez Gary dijo: "sin miedC
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DONA JOSEFA ROMANO
DE PEREZ VTLLAMIL

La muy estimada sefiora viuda de
Perez Villamil, dofia Josefa Roma
no, quien goza de muchas simpatfas
en- nuestra sociedad, ha trasladado
su residencia a Rio Piedras, pobla-
ci6n de donde estaba ausente v dom
de tambi6n Sc la estima en- 10 mu-
cho que vale.
Tan distinguida sonora es madre
polftica de nuestro excelente amigo
el conocido hombre de negocios don
Pedro Perez Y de su sefior hermano
don Salvador, quienes pertenecieron
hace POGO al alto conercio de San
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EI ajedrez en-.
(coninuaci6n de la pas. s.l

cia en- el salon dentro del lfmite fl
.tado, Sc le anotarl la partida como
perdida Y a favor de sn contrario.
31se s6rteara. Ia salida para el
primer encuentro de los jugadores,
s luego Sc alterard en- el segundo en-
euentro de los mismos jugadores.
4.--Las partidas seran limitadas
d tres horas cada d1a de juego.
5.-Las palttdas no terminadas
seran pospuestas para un dfa es-
pecia1 fiiado, el 1ugador quien
lie toqhe jugar debe sellar su juga-
da = entregarla al Juez de turno
en- un sobre cerrado. Al in1ciarse de
nuego Ia partlda, el juez abrira di-
cho sobre hacienda sobre el table
70 la jugada escrita.
6.-Es absolutamente prohibido ell
analizar los movimientos jugadas
en- los tableros durante ell aplaza-
miento consular con cualquiera,
Y 81 un 1ugador infringe esta regla
serd expulsado del torneo sin dere-
cho a reclamation de ninguna clase.
Los juegos tablas valdran me-
dio punto.
S.-En case de que un jugador Sc
retire del torneo antes de su con-
clusi0n, los juegos que lie toquen Sc
ran adjudicados a sus oponentes.
9.-Todas las divergencias seran
resueltas por ell comit6 del torneo.
Francisco SOler, Vice Presidente de
la Secci6n.
j. NJ. LagO, Presidente del Ateneo.
II. III. Todd, Jr., Pres. de la Secci6n.
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M ExPLIcARE, sR.
URDANETA

I'm "La Correspondence del IA
del corriente mes publc6 usted uu
articulo titulado: "Nn Opinion. So
forita BelIber'', con relaci6n al que
20 publique en- mi revista "Frater-
Eidad'' del 81 de enero, tdtulado:
"Voz de Aliento'', = excitandol a los
espiritdstas impulsar difunddr
por todas parties ell bienaventurado
: fecundo pensamiento de nuestro
sublime ideal por el que tanto he
trabajado en- mi vida sin desfalle-
Ger, tratando de hacerlo cada dfa
mas amable y respectable y llamando
Ia stenci6n acerca de 10 que podrfa-
mos hacer confundtdos los espiritis-
tas en- una gran hermandad, uni6n-
donos en- un solo haz; asunto que
solaetia a Ia consideration Y estudio
de todos los esptritistas que quisis-
ran dar su franca opinion.
Como usted concurre en- este prin-
cipio por 10 que encarna incuestio-
nablemente Ell pensar y sentir de to-
dos los espirttistas, no va de nues-
tro pals sino del mundo, en- su an
helo incesante y de compenetract6n
y aeercamiento fraternal, segin sus
propias palabras, es evidente que
estamos de acuerdo en- esa finalidad
y me regocija su declaration. por-
que es usted elemento que por sus
conciciones personales, ilustraci6n VI
virtudes morales, ha de prestar fe.
cundo benefieio a nuestra causa.
Ahora solo me queda por rectifcarle
srs conceptos acerca de La extraheza
que lie cause a usted yer que en- mi
srticulo ignorara la Federation,
Esto es una mera conjetura sobre
la cual me va permitir que apIace
mis- explicaciones. Porque como Las
cuestiones Sc aprecian en- ell horizon
te, segun el punto do vista en- que
SO tomen, yo espero que las ac*uaci6-
mes derivadas del articulo "Voz dc
Aliento', sean Ell mejor testimonio
a desvanecer Ell prejuicio que hasta
usted pudieran haber hecho uegar
juicios Igeros y apasionados.
hi consecuencia leal y sincera con
Ia Federation de los Espiritistas es
hoy tan firme, resuelta y abnegada
como siempre. Cuanto pienso y tra-
to de ella es para enaltecerla.
No creo que sera muy largo Ell
plazo para mis- explicaciones.
Rosario BELLBER GONZALEZ.
Santurce, p. e. t-r ~
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EXITO DE UNA OPERACION
8AEfTATAR EN MlARRUECOS

MADRID, mario %. Omitted
Pressl sl-Ayer Sc ney0 a cabo con
exitd, seg1n informes enviados a es-
Ia capital procedentes de Marrue-
cos, una operaci6n militar bastan-
te dif1cil, consistente en- batir de
sus posesiones a los rebeldes que
eierclan preston sobre las lfneas de
Haudak Hamar
POGO despues de un intense tlro-
teo, Ii polie1a espanola pudo des-
alojar a los indfgenas revoluciona-
rios, consigui6ndose asf ell ohietiy 0
de esta operaci6n. Las bajas espa1o
las sumaron treinta siete.
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NO SERA PUBIICADO Ell INFOR
ME BEL CONITE DE DESARNIE

PARIS, MARIO %. Omitted Press)
Aunque no de fuente Official, sin
embargo de fhente autorizada, Sc
sabe que ell informe de la Comision
investigadora aliada del desarme, no
Sc publicara hasta que varios pun
tos de ia nota. que le serd enviada
a Alemania, sean aprobados.
Sc anuncia que Fleriau ha parti-
do hacia Paris con el prop6sito de
conferenciar con NJ. Herriot sobre
estos puntos.
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Terrible FiCaz0n

Ia desespeFante pleaz0n y aFdoF
del herpe desapareee iumediatamen-
te con ih pdmrTn apllcuci0n del
nnevO mnFavill0su ungueuto
SORRtNOIE su acei0n caimante J
sanativa hace cue eea lnmeJorable
para nllviar alm0rFanas. qnemadn'
raa. heridas. aiviesoa. nncid0s ella
e0tes dcniAa Intermediates de la
pleE DuFante muehpa amos Soh-
BINoL fue cl remedlo fav6Flto que
reeetnha un notable especinllsta /;
Icro nhaFa pucde ohieuerse q un
eost0 rclAlivamente peaueao en las
farmaelna de - II. AdVt
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- IIEyARAS A CABO los SER
kICI0s FINERAHlKs - MEMO
IL nF CIHZ0N. ~ MERCEDES
- Ia ARABIA ~
WESTMINSTER

E0NnNEN maFzs @fl.-lrnited
lsfessi Gfs sfFSiclos fdnehres en
meaEorla - aue fah srsn polifico ,
heanl.fs r. tsfaaa. asl como tambifn
fx-preusltr - la Gran BFetaEa, Lord
e-nrxan. - lsesaFsm q caho en Ia O.
leias ANaFfa IT, Nesilnlnster. en esta
farlsal II fa6xim0 inifrfoles
Ta6so h fAmaFa o. iea I.0nes CO
ma - a. los Gamunes asistlrdn d e.
tTs fefamaAlas "A pAfh0. asf como
aamlasn Il nablnsst ~ baldwin J r.
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"a Krmpe A. emmam. aiGnado en-
~ soAe scar. - II meior aitlo del
GamaaasM wmmpnssfo ae einee easaa
- mlHaM \ haloa. cue renkam $50
mNmMmmi@m.
NNtma em@ms FenaarAn N e0mprs-
aor - NkT0 81 capital inveF-
&&MMs
- mlsad pFdzimmmenfe del va
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81.
INFORMACION:
hex sfs svs SanfnTce.
Adwt.
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IN TRIBUTO DE BALDWIN A
CIR2ON EN ST. MUERTE

LONDRES, mario 22.- UNITED
Press) Mr.. Baldwin, Premier de
Ia Gran Rretaha, ha rendido un ho-
menaIe de admiration al talento 20
utlco de Mr. Curzon. ex-premier de
Inglaserra que murio aver.
I.leyaron Ia representation de Ia
calnara de los conunes Thomas,
eosseryador. Sir Godfrey, laboris-
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En- las PrincIpaIes Farmacias
Ell ACCIDENTE
AL AVLADOR RIGAU

Ell ACDIDENIE
AL AvLADoR RIGAU
Ensenada, mario 20, 1926
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Information Ell MUNDO acerca
accidente aviador Rigau, Saavedra y
70, inexacta y falsa en- detalles, Ac-
cidente debi0se remolino viento. Cree
mos firmemente experiencia aviador.
a 6l lie debemos la prontitud auxi-
lios, pues 81 nos saco del asiento in
n1ediatamente despnes accidente.
PueIo. ofreceg detaIIes completes.
! s''. II Angel NELSON VELEZ.
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SOLO HAY UN "BROMO
OTIINTNAn

que es LAXATIVE BRoMO QUI-
NINA. La frna de E. w. GROVE
Sc halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa por
todo ell mundo para curar resfria-
dos en- un dfa. Advk.
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oFREcEMoS:

VioIines alemanes, guitarras espa-
fiolas, mandolinas, y accessories pa
ra los mismos. Cuerdas para cello y
ccntrabajo. Metodos y estudios. Dis
COS y agujas para fon6grafo.
Ejecutamos pedtdos de cualquier
articuio de mlsica.
J. n. soLER
Carretera Eueva I54. parada 20.
Apartado sss4. san Juan, y. a..
y Advt.
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SILVESTRE FElJOO
Practicante

En- su domiciiio, MonJas No.
2, trabaja de 81 profession to-
dos los dlas de 9 a II A. NJ,
Y de 3 a 6 p. M.
The Chilkoot post., 1925-04-03

-1A  acute att5ok ppcnactis Miss zsly teaner Private h1dk1t
  e aadt 1on
  locker n r1vat Can the &
  show buaine in the nc noydJo O. Hospital urth
  a hunt
  expected next Eog1ra  liked cook of the looking ty blue aadi is ratne
   Of hate:
 
  citcs Private the 2tng 4th ca  Ac{ly   tar~ive in and and will al around aa1nes
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months 
 and and will laskaf for sunm him s1ng1ng
  late Of the Southern Lee agu  of throwhe he
 D1rbaa has
  only thing ne could draw
 patiently waiting for the ~cooe orcestrs to
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Nov then said the Green wiz.
srd 10 Nancy and Nick. when you
knock at the door Of the Sour-Old.
Woman Who Lives Under. the.
Waterfall you must say:
'Balloonsl Balloons!
a bunch OF balloonsl
They all 20 a.popping
The lovellest tunes
AT that she viii open her door
instantly. because II there In any.
hing the sour.old. Woman loves It
- balloons"
"Why?" askerd the Twins.
Because. one time said the
Green Wizard, "she had her for.
tune told and the fortune teller said
she would find her fortune thru a
balloon"
AN right, wen try to remem.
yer the words" said Nick saying
'hem over again 10 himself. But
what II she won't give us the key
aiter we do get in.
just 90 anything she asks you"
Ald the Green Wizard. mo mat.
Yer what II Is. do It. Then she will
" sure TO feel grateful and give
you the key 10 the cupboard In
Pixie Cave"
30 the Twins started. They
crossed county and township
ana q town and hamlet, and at
nt they came 10 a rushing stream.
fhen they went along the rush.
ms stream about three furlongs
ana league. and at last they came
70 q high waterfall which fell with
crash onto the stones below.
Under the waterfall was the stone
"v.se Of the sourold. Woman.
me Twins went top, tap, tap on
."e door and sang out.
"Balloons Balloons
y bunch Of balloons.
They all 20 a.poppinr
Ibe loyeliesi tunes"
what's that? What's that2o
..led Tho sourod.woman, opening
u door with a bang who said
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1EAl0WeH
k9 @5 TI5 FE2OSeJ ~
HI0 y Olive Roberts Bartor> l"
NO. THE SOUR OLD WOMAN AND THE BALLOON

balloons? who is selling balloons?
NO one" said Nancy and Nick
coolly. stepping inside. we were
Just singing song we knew"
The sour.old. Woman tried 10
slam the door shut but she was too
late. The Twins we're quite insldo
her house.
II don't want company" she said
sourly.
Were not company" said Nick.
I'VE came for something"
"what7" snapped the Sour'Old.
Woman
THE key TO the cupboard In Pixie
Cave" said Nick. "The pixies stole
the Fairy Queens golden hive with
all her bees in and sho hasn't had
any honey on her bread for two
days. We think the pixies put It In
their secret cupboard and we know
that you have the key"
why, haven't my key" denied
the sour.Old. Woman.
yes. you have" said Nancy we
saw you drop It under stone and
we want H."
The Sour.Old. Woman looked Gun.
ming. what would you do to get
IN" she asked In n whisper.
Anything" said the Twins
"Oh. hoT said the old lady. so
that's the way the wind blows, Is ~
Come In and sit down. want you
TO do me favor and II you do me
great favor and II you do THIS for
me. will give you the key to tho
secret cupboard in Pixie Cave the
pixies brought me tho key last
night and ! hid N this morning be
fore breakfast"
what do you wish as to dor
asked Nick.
~ want you TO go TO Twelve
Toes. the sorcerer. and get me The
most beautiful balloon In tho world
said she,
(To BE ConiInued.)
fcopyfisht, 1898, NJ u. A, Hsrylee Inc
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Airs Seymour on the telephone.
masm." she said to Glory,
Mays voice was fearful.
Have you been asked 10 Join this
big. now club they're starting
the Home womcn'a club. it's cailed7"
she asked.
Gloria said rho had
We'll. haven'tr May almost
shrlcked into the telephone. II think
I'm the only ciubwomon in town
who's been left out. Everybody I
know Is Joining but me
She broke down completely Gloria
could hear hcr Wildly sobbing She
had not known that May could take
suub this way May had always
seemed 20 be hardened against the
/, unkind things that were saId about
her md her love affair with Jim
carewc,
Let en- talki' she had always told
Gloria. rscklcAsly. when they're
talking about me and Jim they're
giving somebody else restr'
And she had shown tho world OF
gosaips a shining armor OF defiance.
But now that armor was utterly
gone May was dotsnsclsss, sudden
b. in the face Of this new snub.
"oh. l know what's the matter
with tho old hens who started the
club" May went on presently in a
choky voice They think I'm absos
lusely beyond the pale because
lunch downtown with Jimmy once or
twice week They might know
tina, there's nothing 20 the whole
thing by the frank. open way we see
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don't you want them? what
do YOU think marriage IS for. any.
way
Gloria laughed stridentiy.
How do | know what marriage In
tor7 / didn', invent ltr' shs cried.
ITS not my idea OF worldly bliss. let
me tell you! Two seen too much OF
Il the last couple Of monthsv'
She walked out OF the room
II see by The paper that Myra Gail
Is going TO Europe again" Mother
Gregory called 10 her from the sun.
room. MY goodness. she must cost
that husband Of hers a fortune IN
steamship tickets Alonel'
Gloria stretched herself lazily on
the ehaise Tongue In the sunroom.
We'll. what's the difference 80
long as he can afford IT." shc asked.
IT'S relief to hear Of generous
husband once In awhile Most OF
them are terrible tightwadS"
Mother Gregory looked IN sharply.
That's queer thing for you 10
say" she said sharply. I'm sure
Dicks generous with you gen.
crous 20 fault As far az can
sca he refuses you nothing you ask
fors
Gloria smiled, cxasneratlnFly.
II haven't asked him for much
yet" she drnWied.
~ that Instant she made up her
mind that she was going TO ask him
for something. tho trip TO
Europe 10 shop in Paris with Myra
Gail,
RanEhild opened the glass doors Of
the sunroom
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each other Why. you know
there's nothing wrong between mo
and Jim. don't you. ulofy7"
"Of course. dor Gloria said Ia,
dlgnSntly. She Was very glad that
she had been asked 10 Join, however
For the first time since she had
known her Glory had a warm friend
~ feeling for Mother Gregory. who
had managed 10 get her into the club.
We'll. then, for the love OF Maud,
go 10 your motherln.law. and do
what YOU can for me- She's the
head Of the membership committee
hear. May went on more calmly,
Tell her I'm thru with Jim cnrewe
II YOU like. That ought TO fetch hsr'"
But are your" Gloria asked, eau,
tiously.
IL guess So" May answered
i've just made up my mind that the
game isn't worth tho scandal g..
After all. seeing Jim or any other
man once In awhile isn't worth the
loss Of my rep my good name,
Ia Il? You've got to play tho
women's game their way IN this
world, Glory. or they won't LEI you
play ut all. do you know ~
Now do your best for me with Dicks
mother. won't YOU I've just got TO
Ret into that club
Gloria promised she would
She went back into tho sunroom
and picked 40 magazine. wondering
how 10 present Mays very weak case
10 her motherin-lnw
THAT was May Seymour on the
phone" she began
~ wish you wouldn't see 40 much
OF that woman Mrs Gregory re-.
piled, As I've told you before. she's
"a thoroly bad woman, heard some
dreadful stories about her and that
good.for'nothing Carewe the other
day. sho doesn't deserve that nice
husband OF hers, And nv for Carewe.
he ought 10 be tarred and feathcreds'
She shook out the paper vigorously.
II suppose MS from her you got
your idea OF driving oil over the
countryside with that actor you
were with tho other dayr' Mother
Gregory continued. "she seems 10
think she can cad all over with ca.
rcwe, and never have a word whis.
porcd agnins; her! Well, she cam,
one OF Dr. Johns patients brought
her name Up before tho Home Wo-
mems club tho other day and
II was voted down quicker than u
went w. Jet me toll your
Gloria saw how utterly hopeless
Mays case was
A burning thread Of terorr went
thru her like dart of lightning.
This was what women could do 10
ono Of their own sex who stepped
over tho boundary OF good behavior
that they have laid down for them,
selves turnout tho centuries!
Women had made May pariah
an outcaHtl They had KEEP, her out
Of their clubs given her the cold
shouldcr
They had shown her that II she
wanted 10 defy them. she would have
TO walk alone as other foolish
and dcfian; women had walked alone,
and worn the scarlet icttor OF shame
and solitude.
Gloria wondered what would hap
pen TO her II her women friends knew
that she had been seeing Stanley
whyburn alone!
She wondered what they would do
when they did find ou, II they
ever did. For Gloria knew abe could
never refuse 70 sec Whyburn 70 long
as he wanted TO sec her
Continued In Our Next Issuel
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rage rs for, dnyhoW9 Dick
asked.
"oh. dear. do We have TO 20 into
ali that right now Can't We have
one meal in peace" Gloria's voice
was pathetic. First OF all we row
about money and maids and
now you wan, to raise the roof again.
| suppose about yesterday afternoon.
Let's forget II,
II wish I could" Dick answered.
But It's pretty serious thing for a
fellow TO come home and find his
wife entertaining another man
especially duck like wayburnF'
He came over and put hts arms
around Gloria.
Honey. know there was nothing
wrong about your little party. yes
teriay You were bored and you
wanted a little thrill. taste OF OK.
element. but other people won't
see II that way, They'll soon be say.
Ing that my wlfo's in love with that
cheap actor. They'll have
you In tho May Seymour class. first
thing sou know
What's everybody down on May
fort" Gloria asked. Il don't blame
her little bit for going around with
Jim Carewc. II her own husband
won't take her anywhere.
Why doesn't he get mex, to himself.
and see that he's losing May"
Dick pondered,
II suppose he's too busy. And
anyway. husband is always the
last person 10 hear rotten gossip
about hts wife" he said.
He was looking out Of the dining
room windows that faced the street.
watching the Douberg twins who
lived next door. They were running
races with their new Riredaie pup
their sturdy legs twinkling
past each other like tho parts Of a
perfectiy.gcared machine.
Gosh, Glory. wouldn't il be nice
IL we had a couple OF little kids like
those two?" he asked. tightening his
hold OF her. "A couple OF jolly little
youngsters who'd race down the
street every night 10 meet me -
Yes, and who'd scratch up oil the
furniture. and turn the house into a
boiler. factory when II came TO noise!
No thank you. sweetle! I'm afraid
I'll have 10 squcieh your fond hopes
!" She wriggled out OF Dicks
arms and got TO her feet
Dick, with his hands grIpped. stood
looking down at her
Honey he said. you're just
cheating yourself when you make up
your mind not 10 have children. why
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-05-22
IN-B-TWEEN
by Mrs. Albert Grel)

G.. H. Moore had new phone
installed in his home on Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Salvini re.
turned st week from Roslyn.
where they had been visiting with
friends for a few days.
John Peterson of Seattle has
been looking after his interests
here and visiting his old friend, Ed
Peterson, for the past week.
Whaley and Gregg have sent in
two young Filipinos from Seattle
this week, to work on Ballygreen
Farm.
Miss Annie Heard. who has been
in Pomeroy for the past two
months. is visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Hensley
left Thursday morning in their car
for Seattle, where Mrs. HensIey
will re under the doctors care
while Mr.. Hensley will go on to
WILDLY Island to look after his
ranch. They expect to be gone
three weeks.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-05-22
JUNE DROP ABOUT OVER

What is known as the "June drop"
in the apple orchards, which in ordi-
nary years occurs in this district
during the latter part Of May, is
about over for the season and grow
ers are able to gauge pretty well the
size of their crop. The drop of
Winesaps is reported to be heavy in
all the orchard districts of the state.
Fruit buyers and dealers say that the
drop is not bad, while growers and
horticultural agents generally say that
it is heavier than usual and place
their estimate of a yield at about rs
per cent of an average crop. How
ever the drop is spotted in almost
every district in the state, every tree
in some orchards appearing to have
full crop that will require lot Of
thinning; other orchards having trees
that are loaded; while trees in the
next row are almost barren and still
other orchards are carrying only a
light crop.
All of the other varieties of apple
trees with the possible exception of
the Romes, which appear to be gen.
orally light, are we'll loaded with
fruit. Growers in this district start
ed their thinning crews this week
and they will be busy at this work
for the next few weeks.