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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09

township are Tom Roadhouse, Chas
Full, Paul A. Norman, A. Trudel
and w. T. Rene.
Miss Lula Cavalier is at Portland
Oregon on her way home from tn.
coast for the winter.
Editor Lee Of the Democrat was
caller on Wednesday.
From the Pioneer Express, Jun.
| 7th, 1902
The Fourth of July committee an
pointed to look after things are J
D. Winlaw, E. X. Cavileer, ]. T
Cockburn, T. R. Shaw, w. c. Short
Ed LaMoure, F. A. Wardwell, E. M
Nixon, w. E. Coats, F. M. King, H
&c. Carr and Swain Thorwaldson.
The graduating class was Anna
Conmy, Blaine Ewing, and Lester
Godward.
Three inches of snow at Winnipeg
two at Devils Lake and an inch al
Leads, South Dakota on Wednesday
Here We had smart snow flurries
with some rain.
Miss Ethel Wexford is home afte,
finishing successful term of schoo
at Pembina.
June 10th Union picnic will be
fheld in Quinnell grove. Neche anc
Pembina will play ball.
Bowesmont Items:-Herb Thorn
son, Gus Newens, George Hodgson
Bob Raney and v. S. Waldo cele.
brated Decoration Day at Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burke of Bath.
gate have returned home from their
wedding trip.
From the Pioneer Express, June
7th, 1912
AT the school election which was
held Tuesday, ]. LaMoure, Jr. was
elected director for three years ano
Dr.. Mcqueen treasurer to succeed
August Short.
Muir Kneeshaw left last week with
8. carload of settlers effect for Luse
,,snd, Saskatchewan.
Miss Hazel Kneeshaw has return.
ed from Florida where she was Wis.
Ting her brother Gordon.
/ Bertsine and Pauline Branchaud
left on two monts' visit to Mont.
real.
George Roadhouse and family left
for Cavalier on Saturday accompani.
ed by a carload of household effect
by rail.
F. A. Wardwell, Jr. who has been
in Mexico with surveying party
laying out railroad for L. E. Book
er arrived home this week.
The pontoon bridge is again span
ming the Red river.
Another boundary line commission
was equipped from Pembina this
week.
Facing the Music" was a play
presented by Emerson talent to a
good house Thursday, in the City
Hall.
E. F. Andrus of St. Paul arrived
in Toilette with a party of land
seekers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
TWENTY-THREE JOIN THE
WOODMAN LODGE

Twenty-three candidates were in
itiated into the mystic orcer of the
Woodmen here Tuesday evening.
There were neighb,cs from Carlisle,
Neche, st. Vincent and otter places
present and all enjoyed a sumptu,
Gus lunch after the work was over.
Mr.. E. w. Gehrke, pecial depu.y =
head council has beer here for some
time working up the interest. It is,
expected that another class of sew
eral candidates will 80 through acxt
Tuesday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
REGULARS SURPRISED BY
PICKED-UP PLAYERS

A picked-up aggregation had the
audacity to tackle the regular base
ball nine on the diamond Monday
evening and we understand that for
a while they put the fear into the
regulars. DR.. Tawney, who no one
expected had much to do with base
ball made such phenomenal runs be-
tween the bases that he surprised
them all. E. M. Newell was tee
pitcher for the pick-ups and he car
ried his arm in sling the next day,
although he shut out five men d--
ing the game. Conductor McDer-
mid, who runs the N. P. flyer be-
tween here and Winnipeg it is said
surprised them all with his batting.
with home run. "Chief Okama" :"
did so we'll that it is said he has
been asked to join the regulars for
the balance of the season.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
NUMBER 81.
Consolidating Two
Local Elevators

A meeting Of the members of the
Farmers and the Pembina Grain
and Elevator company was held in
the council room last week with an
attendance of 48 shareholders. The
meeting was called for the purpose
of considering a proposition of the
management of the Pembina Grain
and Lumber company with view
of consolidating the two houses and
have them under one management.
P. E. Stroud, of Minneapolis was
here representing the interests Of
the Pembina Grain and Lumber
company, togther with some of the
local shareholders. A proposition
had aready been made to the Farm
ers' organization.
After discussion that lasted for
several hours it was voted by over
two-thirds of a majority that con-
soidation be made to take effect on
June 1st. New stock will be issued
equal to the value of the stock held
by the farmers organization.
The farmers are to have four di-
rectors in the management and the
old Pembina Grain and Lumber
company shares are to be represent
ed On the board by three, namely.
Walter Reed of Fargo, P. E. Stroud
Of Minneapolis, and Mrs. H.. L. Me-
Dougal of this place. The farmers
on the board are G. H. Morris, Wal
ter Wexford, R. A. King and S. w.
Douglas.
A meeting will be held the first
part of June to close final arrange
ments.
We understand that the elevator
of the farmers company will either
be moved over to the Pembina Grain
and Lumber company's premises or
it may be that the building will be
turned into potato warehouse and
left where it is. In that case new
company will be formed to handle
that end Of the business.
We understand that the Farmers
Elevator company has experienced
difficulty in handling the business IN
the past and that the change is
made to relieve the stockholders
from financial responsibility in
handling the grain. 1t has proved
a big undertaking for the elevator
has been doing a good busi-
ness. 1t was made part of tie deal
that if the fasn1era' organizatic,
should see fit to withdraw and 60
back to the present arrangemertS
they have privilege to do so aft.er
two years. which seems to be fair
for all concerned.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
COURT HOUSE NEWS

Reported by County Auditor VIM.
W. Felson:
ABSENT vOTERs-If any of the
qualified electors of Pembina county
ARE expecting to be absent from the
county on June 2sth, primary cleo
tion day, he or she should make ap-
plication forthwith for ballots.
Elector should bear in mind that
he or she must be absent from the
county. If elector is in the county
on election day he or she must 20
to proper precinct to vote.
Application for ballots must be
made on a form furnished by the
county auditor. You must give the
name of precinct in which you are
an elector, also the name of polite
cal party with which you affiliate.
When application is received by
county auditor, he sends the elector
the proper ballots. Ballots are
marked and placed in an envelope
on the back of which is an affidavit
which elector must sign before a
notary public or other person auth
orized to administer oath. The bal
lots are then forwarded to county
auditor. County auditor then for
wards same to inspector of election
in the precinct of which elector is a
voter. This process takes time,
SO elector should remember to not
leave such matter until two or three
days before election or so that there
will not be sufficient time to carry
out this progfam through the ordin-
ary mails.
Elector may vote before leaving
county. If elector has any reason
to believe that he or she will be alb
Sent on election day, such elector
may vote before leaving, provided
tie county auditor has ballots for
such purpose. County auditor should
have such ballots at least fifteen
days before election.
Any elector who has used absent
voters ballot and Unexpectedly re-
turns to his precinct before or on
election day has permission to vote
in person provided his or her ballot
has not been deposited in ballot box.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
PIONEER EXPRESS GETS
A COAT OF PAINT

James Rushton, the paint brush
artist, is decorating the Pioneer Ex-
press office with a coat of paint.
We are having it done to keep pace
with the rest of the progressive peo-
pc of the town. It is about twenty
years since the structure received
its last coat of paint and if Jim's
work lasts as long as that we ques-
tion if we will bother putting on an
other. But for all that there are
other buildings in town that need
fresh paint more than does the Pio-
neer Express Office at the present
time. This is a hint for others to
follow the example we are setting.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
Do YOUR PAINTING BEFORE
THE FOURTH OF JULY

This is the time Of the year to
give your buildings a coat Of paint.
Ask the paint merchant if that is
not so. A coat of good paint will not
only enchance the value Of your prop
erty but it will preserve the material
and improve. the looks. Pembina
has good many buildings that need
painting and it should be done be-
fore the 4th Of July when we all
will have to put on our best appear
ance. There will be record break
ink crowd here that day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
The Pembina County
Track Meet at Cavalier

Fred Wardwen, and Roland King
participated.
The track meet for 1912 was held
at Hamilton On May 10th and the
banner was won by Pembina boys
by so points. The following took
part in the meet: Cameron Mckay,
Douglas Mckay, Stanley Wright,
Curtis Fgley, Fred Wardwen and
John Booker.
The 1918 meet was held at Cava-
lier May 9th, with the following
contestants from here: Cameron
Mckay, William Lemke, Cyrile As
selstine, Robert Wardwell and Ryan
Booker. The banner was won by
Drayton by So points.
The 1914 meet was held at Cry
stal on May 9th and the banner was
again won by Drayton. The follow
ling from Pembina high school took
part: Cameron Mckay, William
Lembke, Robert Wardwell, Ryan
Booker, Ralph Heneman and Ryan
Booker.
The 1916 meet was held at St.
Thomas and the banner was won by
Cavalier by 72 points. The follow
ing participated in the meet from
Pembina:' Cameron Mckay, Robert
Wardwell, Jake Busch, Ryan Booker,
Ralph Heneman, William Lembke
and Eugene Ryan.
The 1916 meet was held at Wal
halla, May 18th, and the banner was
won by Pembina by 62 points. The
following participated from here:
Robert Wardwell, James Conmy,
Ralph Heneman,> Winnifred Russell,
Eugene Ryan and Ryan Booker.
The meet of 1917 was held at Ca
Waller and the banner was won by
Pembina by GA points. The follow
ing participated: Ralph Heneman,
James Conmy, Bert Mcdonald, Clark
Storms, Richard Lapp, Sig Leifur,
Chauncey Patterson, Jack Chisholm
and Adna Wradwell.
The meet of 1918 was held at
Hamilton on May 11th and the ban
ner was won by Pembina by, IS
points. The following took part:
James Conmy, Ralph Heneman, Ell
mer Russell, Richard Lapp, Clark
Storms, York Langton, Max Purdy
and Adna Wardwell.
The 1919 meet was held at St.
Thomas on June 7th and the banner
was won by Pembina by So points.
The following took part: Clark
Storms, Richard Lapp, Albert Rus
sci, York Langton, Elmer RUSSELL
and Harold Hart.
The 1920 meet was held at Penn
bina May 9Th and the banner was
won by Pembina by 81 points.
following took part: Victor Paul
son, York Langton, Albert Russell,
Harold Hart, Theodore Peterson,
Clyde Newell and Max Purdy.
The 1921 meet was held at Penn
bina May 28th and the banner was
won by Pembina by 81 points. The
ollowing participated: Victor Paul
Continued on page 8, column s. y
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
CANDIDATE FOR TREsURER

I hereby announce myself as can
didate for treasurer of Pembina
county at the coming primaries, on
June 28th. If I should be elected
/ will perform the duties Of the Of
flee according to law and no favorite-
ism shown any one. realize that
the Office is IN important one and
will give my personal attention to it's
duties.
i am q native Of North Dakota and
Penbina county and this is the first
time I appear in the roll for public
Office.
WALLACE W. oHARA,
|41-44 Neche, North Dakota.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
Tourist Are
Again Passing
Through Here

The tourist season is just about
opening up this way. Several cars
from a distance, loaded with bag and
baggage have been passing through
the city lately. They all report the
roads as being in good shape save
in few places where local showers
have affected them. Many of them
who are not equipped with protection
say the mosquitoes are very bad and
hard to contend with. This is es-
pecially true of the Park Region Of
Minnesota where the numerous lakes
and sloughs afford them breeding
places. The fly season has not
opened yet.
It is an easy matter to protect
against mosquitoes if one only takes
the precaution. A few yards of
mosquitoe netting and little pre-
caution when you erect your tent
will afford relief in most cases. But
so many start out without anything
of this kind. Later on in the sea-
son the mosquitoes will disappear
but the flies take their place. But
the flies do not bother at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray C. Stinson have
already made arrangements for
their annual outing to the Minnesota
lakes They expect to leave soon
after the 9TH of July for Pelican
Lake, near Nessawa, Minnesota
where they have engaged cottage.
They will spend some time with Mr..
Stmson's father and sister who live
at Pequot. They travel via auto
mobile.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09

The Pioneer Express has on ex-
hibition a KEN Temple penant, with
the picture Of the temple at Grand
Forks on It that was picked up on
the street Of Pembina. The owner
can have the same by paying 70,
this notice.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09
NEWS OF LONG AGO

The Pioneer Express this week. will
extracts of News
Long Ago We hope News interesting
to we'll old From
historical Of Pembina country.
Read! Forty, Thirty, Twenty and Ten Years AGO.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1922-06-09


points ahead of Hamilton. Follow
ing are the results Of the meet.
Pembina won half mile relay ban
ner.
Pembina AZ points.
Cavalier Al points.
Hamilton 40 points.
Drayton 10 points.
St. Thomas 9 points.
22O Yard Hurdles
O'Keefe-Cavalier 1st.
Parkes-Hamilton End.
Defoe- -Pembina 3rd.
4th-Disqualified.
Shot Put
Burton LIST.
inches.
Schafer- Cavalier End. n
Johnson-Pembina 3rd.
Standardization 18th.
Pole Vault
Anderson-Hanilton 1st.
Parks-Hamilton End.
Burton-Hamilton 3rd.
; Johnson-Pembina 4th.
First three men tied for height.
Half Mile Run
Gooselaw-Pe Pembina 1st.
McConnell-Cavalier End.
Merritt-Drayton 3rd.
100 Yard Dash
Russel-Pembina 1st.
Elias-St.' Thomas End.
Melville-Cavalier 3rd.
Gooselaw-Pembina 4th.
a 44O Yard Dash
Burton-Hamilton 1st.
Melville Cavalier End.
Defoe-Pembina 3rd..
Maier-Pembina 4th.
Discus Throw
O'Keefe-Cavalier 1st.
Melville le-Cavalier End.
Schafer-Cavalier 3rd.
Running High Jump
Anderson-Hamilton 1st.
Burton Hamilton End.
Dryden-Drayton 3rd.
Godke-St. Thomas 4th.
12O Yard Hurdles
O'Keefe- Cavalier 1st.
Kibler-Cavalier End.
RUSSELL -Pembina 3rd.
Defoe-Pembina 4th.
22O Yard Dash
Gooselaw- Pembina 1st.
Burton-Hamilton End.
Melville Cavalier 3rd.
Vanderlip-St. Thomas 4th.
Javelin Throw
Godke-St. Thomas 1st.
Jorde-Drayton End.
Johnson Pembina 3rd.
Parkes-Hamilton 4th.
Running Broad Jump
Heneman- Pembina 1st.
Standardization End.
Gooselaw-Pembina 3rd.
Burton-Hamilton 4th.
One Mile Run
McC Connell- Cavalier LIST.
Defoe- -Pembina End.
Ryan Pembina 3rd.
Kippen- Hamilton 4th.
Half Mile Relay
Pemhina lst.
Cavalier End.
Hamilton Bird.
Drayton 4th.
The first county meet was held ar
Penbina May 18th, 1909, and the
banner was won by Pembina by 81
points. Those who took part in the
meet from the Pembina high school
were Stanley Kneeshaw, George Nc
Connachie, Forest Storms, Lawr
ence Warner, Adrian Gerardine and
George Roadhouse.
The second meet was held at Ca
Waller on May 9Th, 1910. No data
on winning school. Those who took
part in the contest. from Pembina
were Bart Conmy, Emmons Matt
hews, Harold Heneman, Adrian Ger.
ardine and Roland King.
The third meet was held at Dray-
ton In May, 1911, but there is no re-
cord obtainable Of who won. 8.
Kneeshaw, Bart Conmy, A. Gerar-
dine, D. Mckay, Stanley Wright,
.-.- .,-- - * mn ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
~ Yea la edici6n Gra-
flea {, De 4 los sabaell.oI1,ss.. !. I1,s
De Puerto Pic Rico
Dapartamento de Agriculture, n
a.l Y Trabajo,,a .iss sfeia.
Oiicina del Cor,isionado .al
San Juan, p. X.
-:AYISO:-.
A LOS TRABAJADORES DE LA
ISLA

Ell Negociado del Trabajo ha sido.
informado de que varios individuos Sc
iedican a reclutar gente, simulando
una emigration Cuba y cobrando Is
centavos por cada persona que insert
ben. Les promotores de estos hechos
han sido debidamente denunciados an
ta la Corte Municipal de Yauco.
Ell Departamento de Agricultural y
Trabajo hace saber los trabajadores
de la isla que, de acuerdo con las dis
posiciones de la Ley No. 10, Para re-
gular las emigraciones en- Puerto Ri
60, y para ctros fines, aprobada ell 20
dc mayo de 1919, Intervene directa-
mente en- las emigfaciones cue hayan
de l!evarse a cabo en- Puerto Rico, no.
tificando debidamente a los trabaja-
dores en- general, por medic de la
prensa, de hojas sueltas, y del per-
sonal del Negociado del Trabajo.
Deben, pues, estar alertas los ira
najadores, para no dejarse enganar,
IN perjuicio de sus intereses, y soli-
itar del referido Negociado del Ira
bajo cuanta information deseen sobre
,migraciones.
Ramon Gambia C6rdova,
Comisionado INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO"
Department., del 1 Interior rel o'F.si,.a
pEL ICOMIsIoN.ADo

~ s~'f AliMtsiIl HI ~ ,At tl.LJig. Af4ft
OFICINA DEL COMiSSIpNA.DO
En- Ia tarde de hoy, q las 2 2. M.
Sc llev6 efecto en- la Oficina del Co
misionado del Interior, la subasta pa
"a la construction de un puente de
oncreto armada de so metros de lon
,itud sobre ell Rio Daguao en- ell kilo-
metro 63.4 de la Carretera CeibaNa-
...uabo, cuyo presupuesto de oficina
lsciende la suma de SIS 5,020.70, ha-
biendo concurrido los siguientes pos
tores:-
Sr. Barnardo Balbuquet,
;anturce, $12,562.75
Sr. Enrique Amadeo, San
Juan, 1875. .89
Sr. M. A. saldana, San Juan, 14,329.96
La Jurta de Subastas hara en- bre-
Ye la recommendation correspondence
al Comisionado para la adjudication
lie esta suhasta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
Tn conoddo
ComeTc.an.e Sc euro
de Reumatisrno
iIS., ID, RGslri 90 Care
ra Sleclirl qic 'ranlac
is Una medic al alara b
VilloSayCu SOri dc u,i-
lidad para cu l4u;crl

rnrs,e rae ranlas nc ha 'ilra.ia
- sua mau.sa ian rfiraz 20. nn caSo
crave 'le rtpngiislna. .s.rsidairi que e.
mi uh.i.ar'6n ials, ".n.S que snfrcn
:. ini>no qne yo Sufri. 81 rercrirlcS ta-
- }" Relative a ni s:,S.,' Iii Il S,.iior
i:..n Hn.rigu Carrera. harr amos Guam
'ns dias. cuyo domicilio eS calla rrn-
.;.ay No. al. Mexico. u. +. III senior
'iTrcra cS m coEocido comrrcian.e he
,larroteS al por mayor Y M meaudeo.
"Ya he rccomcnila,lo Tanlac Il mis-
amigos" dijo ~ dcbido Il que tengo
"a magyar confianZa en- Ia ma,licinn.
lcSeo que tamhicn In priirbcn otroS.
pucs conozro que les scri dc utilidad.
I ''Sufrf de rcumatismo intcrmitentc
N los hombroS. brazos V picrnas. du-
rantc muchos ailos, a vcces los do
loreS eran tan intensos que me pare
ian infolerahleS; en- realidad me es
.'asi impossible dcscIibir los sufrimien-
tos que pas6 Por fin llegud q tencr
mtly nal apetito. pues solo comia una
Inequcfla cantidad dc almcnto habfa
tpefdido mucho peso, V mi f-cstado on ge-
neral era de tai agotamiento que me
scntfa dfhil y fatigado constantemcn-
|ter eN
"El primer bcneficio que me produ
lo Tanlac fu6 la mejorfa del ape.ito.
y POGO despues Sc volvi6 menos intense
el reumatismo, v cuando termin6 la
tcrcera b0tella de In medicinal. el reu-
,matismo habfa desaparecido por com
pleto. Y podfa conner como un coyote.
e iba aumcntando constantemente on
peso. Ahora me Siento mucho mas
joven. fuerte Y mejor Ell todos senti-
dos, Y quiero manifestar que cualquie-
IA pnedicina que pdeda hacer 10 que.
Tanlac lla hccho por mi, dehc estar en-
todol hogar de la Repnblica'''.
+ Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drogue-
ffas y farmacias. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
Oferta Especial.

A toda persona, pOr cada dollar
que caste durante ell mes de diciem-
bre en- la Gran Tienda", de j. Pc
rez & Cia., Rio Piedras, entrada al
Trolley, tendra opci6n un nlmero
para ganarse una GrafOnola CO.
lumbia que regalaremos nuestra
clientela durante esos dias y que
.lientela durante esos dias y que
esta valorada en- $75.00.-12-30.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
Las eOnluniCaGODeS
CON ATeCibO

La C5mara de Comercio de Areci-
DO, con motive de la incomunicacion
causada por las dltimas avenidas de
su rio, paso la siguiente Resolution.
'Diciembre 4, de 1922. 4
"A los senores Don Francisco NJ. Su-
sori. sa..sfs....,
Don Felix Santoni, Don Herminio
Miranda Don sOctavio Jordan, Don
Pedro Mora Acosta Don Manuel Le-
desma. a,3, r,t.,,s ..e+i
La Camara de dComereio de. Puerto,
Rico, Seccion de, Arecibo, en- reunion
extraordinaria ,celebrada en- la mana
ma de hoy, acordo ,por, unanimidad
adoptar Ia siguiente, regolueion, copia,
de la cual debera cursarse por Secre-
tarfa a los interesados. aal,7 I'll .5s
M Por Cuanto, el problena del puente
sobre ell Rio Grande de Arecibo, ses.
uno de los que mas direatamente afec-
ia todos los intereses de esta comuni-
dad y de la2partei Norte y Este de la
isla, en- sus relaciones de todas cla-
sesl con la isla ntisma.si ssgs5
Por Cuanto, existe una Ley deiila
Asanlblea Legislative apropiando fon-
dos bastantes para dicha obra,
Por Cuanto esa Ley no Sc ha cum
plido, causandose un grave NAL a las
:omunidades asi, afectadas:
Por Cuanto: la representation le-
eislativa de Arecibo, asi como tam
bien sus autoridades locales, son las
Illamadas a afrontar esta situaci5n,
verdaderamente angustiosa para las
parties afectadas, y habiendo el gober-
nador de Puerto Rico invitado una
ireunion que habra de celebrarse ma
| mana martes las diez A. M. en- union
! del Comisionado del interior, en- Ia
casa del Gobierno por conducto de es-
ia Camara, del Senador Miranda, a
| dichas autoridades legislativas mu-
lnieipales, los suscribientes ruegan en-
carecidamente, la asistencia de todos
ivosotros dicho acto, en- la seguridad
de que con clio pfopendereis Ia rea-
lizacion de una obra, de gran interes
lp1blico, por el cual os quedara re
conecida esta camara.
Arecibo, P. R., diciembre A, 1929.
(firlnado) Pedro Mora Acosta,
PresiCente.
/ (firmado) Gonzalo Aceyedo,
Secretario Camara de. Comercio.'
Seg1n Sc We el problema del puen-
te sobre el Rio Grande, Sc reduce la
falta de cumplimiento de una de las
Leyes de la Legislature insular que
apropio los fondos neces sarios para esa
tan necesaria obra.
SRTA. IRIS LLORENS BRASCHI. /,
1Ia fallecido en- Ponce. esta inteli-
gcnte Y virfuosa joven, hiia. dc un cs.
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-02-21
WHITE GETS DECISION

ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK, Feb. 20-Charley
White won a decision + Willie
Jackson in their bout here tonight.