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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
DESDE Ponce

Ell casino Espafol" le entreg6 al
gran poeta villaespesa un cheque por
la cantidad de $1,000, como regalo de
la Colonia Espafiola. La velada produ-
10 $40O limpios. Tambien ell Club De
portivo obsequi6 al eminente vate con
un cheque de $3.50.
-Sabemos que Ell Licdo. Martinez
Nadal, agita la idea en- cooperation con
Villaespesa, de cel4brar una velada
con el proposito de recoger fondos pa
ra levantar un monumento a la memo
ria de Baldorioty de Castro. Con tai
motive, Sc estan hacienda los prepa.
rativos para nevar cabo esta patri6-
tica idea, la cual como va hemos
dicho, prestara SUI concurso. ell gran
.villaespesa.
Aver tarde, en- la calle de Saudi, al
tratar de subir uno de los carros
electricos Ell nifio Ramon Ortiz, sufrio
una caida recibiendo una herida en- la
cabeza, de Ia cual fue curado en- la
Sala de Socorro
Ell CORRESpONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
Ell PRECIo DEL AZUCAR


Washington, noviembre Eel con-
sentimiento de los productores, repre-
sentantes del 90 por ciento de la pro-
duccion del azucar de remolacha en-
este pals ha sido recibido por ell Pro-
curador general Palmer en- contesta-
ci6n su proposition de que 10 cen-
tavos por libra a los almacenistas era
I'M precio justo para la nueva zafra.
Este es un aumento de un centavo
sobre Ell viejo precio.
Solucionada asi la question del pre-
clio, las autoridades esperan que gran
des cantidades de azdcar retiradas de
los mercados misntras Sc da mas esta
bilidad la situaci6n, saldran para
evitar la escasez actual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20

Frisas Khaki MiIitares $3.50
Frisas Girls, 400
Tiendas de cpha. Official, 1000
Casa de Campaia grande, 1900
colchones de guata mtares., 800
Calentadores de aqua I a"
espesor, 5000
lnodoros Sanitarios Militia
res, completes, 100
Cocinas grandes economi-
cas-, 5000
Estos articuIos puede pedirIos
por correo o ferrocarriI Express
a M. A. Catalan y Co. parada 20,
Santurce, p. r.
II Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
DESDE JUANA DIAz
coNFERENc1As EsCoLAREs


CoNFERENCIAS ESCOLARES
Dada la actividad desplegada por
Ell inteligente inspector de escuelas don
zoilo Garcia, vienen siendo estas con-
ferencias muy concurridas, no solamen-
to por los padres, sino tambien por
perscnas particulares, amantes. de Ia
instruction.
Ell domingo SO celebraron dos en- los
barrios de "Jacaguas' Y ''Romcro".
Hicieron uso de la palabra, en- Ia
primera, los profesores Francisco Mer-
cado, Armando Torres el Inspector;
y en- la segunda, Francisco Prado
Herminio Schmidt.
Los temas desarrollados por los dis
tinguidos profesores, fuerOn muy bisn
acogidos por ell plblico.
LA "LIGA AGRICOLA"
Sc constituyo en- ell teatro, la Liga
de Agricultores, para tratar asuntos
re1acionados con ella.
Asistieron a dicha reunion los Sc
flores Simon Morell, presidente de la
liga de Ponce; Ernesto L. Valladares,
ingeniero agronomo " sub inspector
Gle Agriculture de Ponce, I'm buen
niimero do agricultores, amantes al pro-
greso.
Dichos senores saIeron satisfechos
por ell entusiasmo que demuestran los
miembros de la liga de Juana Diaz.
CINEMATOGRAFICAS
En- el mes de setiembre, ell senior
Rivero, empfesario del Cine, nos pro-
metio exhibir las notables cintas "Cleo-
patra'' 'Los Miserables''. En- con-
firmacion de su promesa, vimos en- al
gunos periodicos la relaci6n de pueblos
y la fecha en- que dichas cintas serian
exhibidas en- la Isla, nuestro pueblo
fguraba en- ella. Han pasado dos me
ses y la promesa no Sc ha culmplido,
pesar de haberse exhibido en- pueblos
de menos importancia. iQuiere decir-
nos Ell senior Rivero 81 SUI incumpli-
miento Sc debe Ia casa suministra-
dora que no cree nueStro pue-
bio digno de esas exhibiciones? INo
esta Ell senior Rivero en- actitud de
exigir que Sc lie cumpla el contrato?
Ell CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20

PULPERIA.-Buen sitio y Economica
en- la calle Pelayo 2, Puerta deTierra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences, Sc vende barato. Su
cesores de L. Villamil y Co.. San Juan.
p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
Venta de fincas
.PagIna

Cincuenta cuerdas en- Hato Rey, fren
te la carretera, ounce de malojillo
de corte; gran cantidad de frutales de
todas clases. Casa, luz, aqua Y telefo-
no. Cuadras y pesebres nuevos con to-
do 10 recesario para una lecheria.
Nueve cuerdas en- Ell camino de Tru-
jillo, a dos Kilometres de Rio Piedras,
casa nueva de dos plantas con instala-
ci6n sanitaria moderna. Aqua corrien-
te y de dos pozos artesianos con bonn
bas y motor. Planta electrical Delco, jar
din y toda clase de frutasles. Tel6fono,
e.c. Para informes Y condolences,
R. CARBON
p. o. Box 1172. Am. Co. Bank Bldg.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
Ell MUNDo
DESDE NUEVA YORK

/, dos entire esas seis Comisiones-con Ia
de Ingresos siete,- que ahora sc des
pachan su gusto. Cada una pide Gre
ditos por su lado, y en- virtud de su
''propia determination sin cuidarse
de 10 que pidan las otras; creditos,
de los barbados "eleI,torales' para
contentar tales cuales distritos Y
probarles que sus Representatives. tie
men mucha Influenza. va cuando apa-
recieron los anteriorts proyectos de
reforma, Mr.. Clark, entonces Presi-
dente dc la Camara, dijo que los con-
siderable acertados, pero que mo te-
nian porvenir' porque esos 147 legis
ladores los matarian en- for.
| Ain en- Ell case inverosimil de que
Sc aviniesen aceptar la Comisi6n
unica de Presupuestos-qu va hubo
en- otro tiempo-y Sc crease La Direc-
cion de Presupuestos, por muy bien
hechos que estuviesen los quo esta hi
ciese, siempEe quedarfa en- pic ago
que cs muy perjudicial y que no exis
te en- Inglaterra, porque 10 impide ell
Reglamento de Ia Camara Baja, nj
en- los otros paises de regimen parla-
mentario, porque puedo contrarrestar-
10 el ministerio responsible, plantean
do la question de confanza.
En- Inglaterra la camara puede ne
gar o rebajar, pero no aumontar los
.creditos que pida el ministerio; EN-
los otros paises parlamentarios, Ell go
biermo, reprasontante de la mayoria
de las Camaras, forma ell proyecto de
presupuestos; y 81 es contrario al l.
gun aumento alguna rcbaja, intro
ducidos por Ia omission en- ell proyec-
! to, pide a la Camara que vote en- con-
ira, como question de confanza; 10
cual signifca que 81 ell gobierno pier
de Ia votacion, Sc ha quedado sin el
apoyo de IN mayoria y tiene que di-
mitir; y solo cuando ell asunto es de
magma importancia va Ia mayoria
tiene deseos de derribar al ministerio
pierde este la votaci6n.
Aqui no existe esta garantia contra
ell aumento de un credito, porQue el
regimen no es parlamentario, nj tam
POGO La practica inglesa, que es aun
mejor garantia; nj en- ell plan de aho-
ra nj EN- los anteriores, sc ha inclui
. do NADIA que limite los poderes del
Congreso en- esta materia. Y sin esta
limitacion sera muy dificil, acaso i'm
possible, contener la tendencia al de-
rroche que aqueja a las dos Camaras
de esta republica mas a la Baja
que la Alta. Si algo la contendra
ahora sera Ia perspectiva del deficit
v ell miedo recargar los impuestos,
] que va van siendo pesados; pero Sc
ra probable que haya juego de cubile-
tes; este es que sec haga eortes en- los
gastos verdaderamente titles, justifica
dos de inter6s general, pero no aque-
Hos que tienen finalidad electoral. Sc
atendera, ante todo, agradar los
distritos con suntuosos edificios fede.
rales y con obras pnblicas de lujo y
Sc escatimara en- todo aquello que no
sirve para pescar votos.
+; A. ESCOBAR.
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Sc ofrece.

icUTDADO LAS FAMILIAS.-Losd dos
pilletes FAN FAN y CIAUDINET ira
bajaran Ell todos los cines. Mucho oio
al bolsillo que son grandes car.eristas
y timadores.
UN AZUCARERO con bnenas referen-
cias desea colocaci6n en- la isla San
to Domingo, solicite informes. apartado
1875, Juncos, P. r. -1
AVISO.-Las personals que deseen sus.
cribirse la Revista habanera "Chic"
sirvanse escribir al apartado 281.
SELLOS:--Envie % CTS. en- sellos de
correo usables americanos recibira
$50 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,
Mejico, ETC..
Dir1jase a G. r. GONZALES, 21
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
NECESITA usted dinero con garantia
hipotecaria? Escribame al apartado 474
San Juan Puerto Rico. Emilio J. Del.
gado.
Sc oFRECE un bueA local para oficina
en- San Francisco 81, tercer piso IL
Quierda. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
DESDE CAROLINA
LIE CINE.

DE CINE.
Nuestra empresa cinematografica nos
obsequio drrante la. semana con I'm pro-
erama muy bien seleccionado. Para ell
proximo microbes Sc anunc.an dos cpl
sodios de La magnifca serie Elmo ell
Invencible''. Ell viernes la notable Gin
ia de gran actualidad ''La Cara Boil
sheviki'', por la gentil Constance Tai
radge, para dentro de POGO, la mo-
luinerAal y renombrada Corazones
del Mundo''
vELADA EN- HONOR DE MUNoz
RIVERA.
En- ell salon del Ayuntamiento tuvo
lugar la gran velada con motive del ter
CIR Gniversario de la muerte de Muiioz
Rivera.
Abrio Ell acto ell talentoso joven don
Gregorio Hernandez, quien habl6 elo-
y su intensa labor por la redencion de
Puerto Rico. Ell juez municipal, senior
Soto, habl6 acerca de las virtudes del
gran patricio; Ell excelente poeta don
Fernando Torregrosa canto al ilustre
pr6cer, ensalzandole como poeSa, escri-
tor y iterato; el doctor Vizcarrondo
cantole, asimismo, como vate profundo
don Jose Luis Milan diserto acerca
del caracter de Mufioz. La sefora Rosa
Lee de Mass recit6 una hermosa poesia
de Mufioz Rivera, y La sefiorita Emilia
casado en.Dn6 un canto La patria.
Ell Inspector de escuelas, senor Cor
dero, cerr6 ell acto, pronunciando un be-
llo y sentido discurso, que .gust6 mucho
los concurrentes.
Don Felix c. Mas habl6 xtra-progra-
ma fue su discurso un canto hermosi-
simo a la memoria de Muiioz Rivera.
Ell simpAtico acto fue amenizado por
Ia banda de este pueblo.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20

Sc vende paDel peri6dico viejo
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos a
"EL MundO". Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-20
'Colocaciones.

JoVEN, con buenos conocimientos prac
ucoS. y experiencia en- ell cultivo de Ia
cana, y entendido ell lecheria, desea
trabaJar como mayordomo entregado
en- una finca. Buenas referencias. Diri-
jase ]. v. D., Rio Piedras.
DESEA usted adquir!r ell mejor punt0
Comercial de Santurce especialmente pa
ra provisiones al detail? Dirijase al Box
68S, San Juan, +. r.
COLOCACION la desea lin buen listero
con cinco amos de practica y buenas re-
ferenciaS. Para mas informes dirijase
Francisco Cordero, Naguabo, p. r.
PRACTICANTE con ocho amos de prac.
tica EN- ell Departamento de Sanidad
en- los principales hospitales de Ia Isla,
desea colocacion Ell cualquier Munici.
pio. Dirijase al apartado u, Arroyo,
p. II. III,
EBANISTAS-Hal colocaci6n per.
manente ell ell acreditado taller de Mar
garida'', Box 273, Telefono 95. Saliva
dor Brau A, San Juan, p. r. r
COLOCACION.-La solicita I'm joven
para trabajar como dependence Agen
to Vendedor con conocimientos en- mer-
cSncias, quincalla y ferreteria, traba-
10 de Oficina y Maquinilla. Buenas re-
ferencias. Dirfjase F. r. F. Apartado
1877 Naguabo, P. r.
AGENTES-Se desean para un peIIo-
dico todo en- ingles de San Juan. Han
de ser activos. Campo de acci6n an
p.lo; ganancias ilimitadas. Box 755,
San Juan, P. r
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Conpras.

coMPRAMos coNCHA DE CAREY
en- cualquier cantidad, pagando los me-
jores precios. Dirijase DIAZ HER
MANOS, Cruz No. 10, San Juan.
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences, Sc vende barato. Su
cesores de L. Villamil y Co.. San Juan.
p. r.
PERDIDA.-Al doctor Reguero Feliii
Sc le la extraviado, desde ell Cine del
Parque la casa carretera 106, una Ca
ia de ciruJia de bolsillo. AL que la en-
tregue Sc lie gratificara.
BARAJAS AMERICANAS.- Bicicle-
ia $685. en- todos los colores a $16.50
docena. BARAJAS ESPANOLAS. "Si
neon Dura'', intransparentes a $500
docena.-GoNzALEz PADIN y Co.
$60O00.-Con es:a cantidad de conta-
do y $4,000 plazos, Sc vende una ca
sa cerca del Parque con solar propio,
installation electrical Y sanitaria. Ren
ta ounce d0lares mensuales. Informa
ia 2. Sancho, Sol SO, 1er Piso.
OCCASION exceptional para establecer
um negocio Lucrative
Remitanos sesenta centavos lie en-
viaremos DIEZ MAGNIFICAS FORMU
LAS para fabricar sin aparatos exec
lentes bebidas sin alcohol: Cerveza, vi
no de PaSas, Bebidas espumosas, Gin
ger &c.
No pierda esta magnifca oportunidad.
Tenga su negocio propio.
Mande su orden
INDUSTRIAL FORMULAR AGENCY,
Cayey, Puerto Rico.
EN- $1,000 Sc vende una finca situada
en- la carretera de Rio Piedras a Ca
guas. Por la nueva carretera de Ia Mu-
da a Guaynabo distara menos de cuatro
kms. Propia para quinta. Magnificos te-
rrenos. Completamente cercada de alam-
bre. Informara Francisco Palacios Sa-
lazar, Box 70, San Juan.
PULPERIA.-Buen sitio Economica
en- la calle Pelayo 2, Puerta deTierra.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05
.AND-PICK
LEADERS
TO MEET
Alleged Representatives Of
Labor, Capital and Public
to Listen to "May-I- Not"
October 6.

Washington, Sept. 5,-The con-
ference between capital and labor
which was called by President Will
son, will be held in Washington
D. c., on Oct. s. 1t will be composed
of five persons selected by the cham
Der of commerce., five by the ma
tional industrial conference board,
Is by the American Federation of
Labor, three by investment bankers
and Is representatives Of the public
Representatives of 100000 mem
bers of the United Brotherhood Of
Maintenance of Way and Railroad
Shop Laborers have asked the rail
road wage board to adjust their
wages in accordance with the prin-
ciple laid down by President Wilson
in approving adjustments last week
for the railroad shopmen.
The board was told that the men
adhered to the presidents decision
that there should be no increases Of
wages while government agencies
were actively seeking to return eco
nomic conditions to normal, but that
they felt the inequalities in pay ex-
isting as between the employees of
different railroad systems should be
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05

Oming street, was awarded the first
prize for the largest and best dis
play of vegetables and second place
went to Leo Granting, 2096 Floral
avenue.
A special prize of free trip to
the state fair at Helena was won by
Miss Martha Brassetti of. Pittsmont
i'll the breakmaking contest insti-
ted by the Harrison School Girls
Bread club, under the direction of
Miss Teresa ODonneil. principal
The award was made by Miss Jea-
nette Kelly of Columbus, home
demonstration.
The list of awards is as follows:
Flower Exhibit.
Roses-First. Mrs. Clara Des Jar
dine, 1929 Holmes; second, L. P.
keefe, 1889 West Copper.
Sweetpeas-Mrs Esther Harris,
1929 Holmes; w. l. Collier. 2022
Oregon; Mrs. Nellie Mckay. 100
Diamond.
Pansies-Mrs. F. L. Dervin, SAT
West Quartz; Mrs, Moghan. SGT
South Idaho; Ethel L. Marsh, 1042
West Granite.
Dahlias--Henry Hubert Jr., TAI
West Granite; w. I. Collier, 2O22
Oregon, Mrs. Alex. Anderson. S3S
West Mercury.
Asters-Mrs. C. e. NIghman, Ills
Lewisohn; Mrs. Burt Adams Tower,
1107 Waukeshau street; Mrs.
Thomas Casey, 1905 West Broad
way.
California poppies--Mrs. Plesse.
ypsophilia-Chri 1903 West
Broadway. 6
Larkspur-Mrs. Les Graming,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05
Would Use Income Tax
to f'Sn1oke Out" Gouqers

Washington, Sept. 5.-Gougers
and profiteers could be smoked
OUT by publishing the income tax
returns, according to United States
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts. who
has introduced resolution empoW-
ering a committee of the senate. on
order of the president, to examine
the income tax figures with view
of ascertaining what the great COR
porations made and to what extent
the "dollar-a-year' men profited by
their contracts with the government.
In my opinion said Senator
Walsh, 1.-The chief causes of the pres
ent high cost of living are profiteer
ing waste in production and distri-
button and unnecessary exporting of
foQdstuffs and other necessities Of
life for the sake of larger profits.
The resolution says the obtaining
of evidence of pfofiteering is most
difficult. because such testimony
those charged with such unpatriotic
practices. but, nevertheless, there is
in the possession of the government
an order OF the president of the
United States, that would assist in
directing where and by whom eX-
cessive profiteering was done" The
resolution further declares:
There is a general demand that
the persons, partnerships and cor
porations making excessive profits at
a time when millions of American
families were sacrificing and suffer-
ing for the cause of our country, and
millions nf American yOuthS were
serving in the army and navy, all
of whom were ready to make every
necessary sacrifice. and, in fact.
many thousands of them did sacri-
flee their health, their limbs and
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05
T AMI O|: BUT f
CURB |NARkET 7
SPREADS
Women of Yakima, Wash,
Want Members of the
Consumers League to
Visit That City.

That the fame of Butte's city curb
market has travelled far and that
women in at least one other city
Yakima, Wash.--are desirous that
members of Butte's Consumers
league visit that city and point the
way to routing the profiteers, is in
dicated in a letter received by Mrs.
C. Seim, at whose call the mass meet
ing which developed into the organ
ization of the Butte Consumers
league, was held.
The letter is written apparently by
a little girl, who says the sentiments
expressed therein are but reflections
of what she hears her papa talk
about as he, Weeps at his inability to
make both ends meet. The writer
naively states that she "dassent'
sign her name.
The letter follows:
"a word to you as l have seen
what great thing you have started
in Butte, Mont. | think you have
done one of the greatest things ever
undertaken by the ladies of Butte or
any other place | ever heard of.
Il wish you would come to Yakima
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05

The writ Of summons directs the
two loud-monthed county incompe-
tents to appear in the county attOr-
ney's office at 3 O'Clock next Mon
day afternoon and there to give the
information on which arrests Of their
bootlegging and moonshining friends
may be based, or else publicly admit
that they are falsifiers.
Jail for Refusal.
That the county attorney will
brook no refusal on the part Of the
two incompetents to appear and tes-
tify is indicated from the statements
Of the attorney that the law under
which the command was issued sets
a maximum punishment Of not more
than $500 cash fine nor 80 days i'm
prisonment, or both, for refusal to
appear And from statements of the
county attorney, the full penalty of
the law in question will be invoked
upon the refusal of the two misrep-
resentatives of the people OH the
county board to appear.
County Attorney Jackson's sum
mons to Cooney and Fabian is as fol
lows:
The State of Montana sends
greeting to Joseph M. Fabian
and Byron r. Cooney:
The Command.
You are hereby commanded
to be and appear before me,
Joseph II. jackson, county at
torney OF Silver Bow county,
State of Montana, at my office in
the courthouse, at the hour Of
3 p. m., Sept. 8, then and there
to answer such questions rs may
be asked you and to testify con-
ccrning any violations within
your knowledge, Of the laws of
the state of Montana relating to
Intoxicating liquors, and then
and there remain from day to
day until discharged by me.
Given under my hand this 9th
day OF September, 1919.
JOSEPH II. JACKSON,
County Attorney Of Silver Bow
County, State of Montana.
Comment this morning and this
afternoon generally commended the
county attorney for his choice of wit
nesses relative to violations of the
prohibition laws. The general opin-
ion is that there are no two men in
Continued on Page TWO)
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05
BOYCOTT FOR PR0FITEERS|
Consumers League to Use
Direct Action on Baby
Robbers-Will Also Help
Underpaid Employees.

Having put the City curb market
on its feet and mate tally reduced
prices on many necessities in most
of the stores. the men bers Of the
Consumers league at Tneir meeting
tonight will apply direct action
methods TO some OF the stores in
their efforts to force these profiteer-
ing concerns to come to time. The
avowed purpose Of The leagues
meeting is to organize boycott on
certain mercantile institutions Of the
city because Of maintained unfair
prices and unfair treatment of en-
ployes.
"The Consumers league" said
one OF its leading members today,
lis growing rapidly. The city has
been divided into districts. each in
charge of one or more active work
ers and the housewives all over
town are rapidly becoming members
in the organization. Tonight we
will try the boycott as a means Of
showing scme of the refractory
profiteering merchants that The
housewives of the city will no longer
stand for the exorbitant prices which
they are charging for necessities. In
cidentally, in these stores the en-
ployes have made complaint of un-
fair treatment by their employers
and we will use our boycott not only
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05

put the result or tne meet1ne is not
known.
IN addition to the support
promised by the smeltermen, the
system federation Of the railway
crafts have offered to come to the
assistance Of the striking metal
trades if their support is needed.
Acting under instructions from
the general strike committee, the
state executive board members OF
the metal trades from Anaconda and
Great Falls met this morning and
drew UP three separate propositions
for settlement to submit to the
company; the executive board mem-
bers in GRaat. Fal i'm aa ssssai OH
nj nihaieated With BY wire and their
attitude will be known this after
noon.
Action will be taken this evening
by Electrical Workers union No. IS
on the request of the strike commit
tee of the metal trades that the
Montana Power men be taken off
the job.
The engineers union have placed
Il fine of $3.50 against any member
of that body caught doing the work
of any of the striking crafts. and
tho trades affiliated with the Build
ir Trades council are voting OH
.hs question of declaring the
hill unfair and taking their men off
the jobs Of the mine, mill and smell
ter companies.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05
Awards Are Announced in
Amateur Gardening Contest

Awards in the exhibition of
amateur vegetable and flower gar
dening were announced last night
after the judges. G. c. Starrin and
j. r. Campbell of the state college
and c. c. Mccormick of Helena, had
completed their difficult task of de.
termining among the uniformly ex-
cellent exhibits the winners. Mrs.
William Weast, Cobb2n and wy
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1919-09-05

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