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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
VII

FL capital en- Puerto Rico es in
SufiGientc para el desenvOlvimient0
de nuestra economic, pOr dos mo-
| tivoS:
l. Porque nuestro capital de ira
bajo cS tributario de mercados Gu
va firmeZa no podcmOs noSotroS con-
trolar.
2.-Porquc el cr6dito individual
Ell Puerto Rico es casi nulo com
parade con nuestras riquezas terri
torialeS y persOnales.
Nuestra moneda, al ser nacional y
no inSular, sufre dc todos los in
convenicntes gOza de tOdas las
yentajas del estadO econ6micO de
los EStadOs UnidOs continentaleS,
sin que en- su valor influya 10 mas
mfnimo 81 eStad0 econ6micO insular,
III dollar es In meior unidad dc mo-
media del mundO; perO este no Signi-
flea que 10 sea aSt pOr ella misma,
SinO en cuanto rcfleja la Situaci6n
dc la mOneda norteamevicana en- cl
cambio' International. Los EstadOs
CnidoS dc America, que son actual
mcnte naci6n acreedOra Y que pOr
virtud de su gran induStrialismo Vi
ven Gle Su production con eXceSo,
permitiGndoSe I'll ahOrro V acumula-
ci0n continua de grandes riQueZaS,
disfrutan de las ventajas de una uni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /:

Expuesta someramente en- las an
terlores lfneas Ia situaci6n econ6mi
ca dc Puerto Rico, nos permitimos
haccr las siguientes rccomcndacio-
mes:
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III

I'll EStado cs m cO-partfcipe en-
oS bcncficios dc la production. Las
autOridadcS mas emincntes convie-
nen on Quc este bCneficio no debe
cXcedcr dc una quinta parte. Es-
to eS. cl total del gravamen contri-
butivo SOhre la production no de-
he aScendcr Il la quinta partc de la
production miSma. sin que haya un
.traStorno fundamental en- toda la
economic naciOnal.
Pero cSa quinta parte de partici
paci0n del EStado en- In production
no dehc calcularSe de una mancra
abSoluia tomando la production COS
mo nm bloquC. Sino claSificandola.
dc mancra que cada unO Gle los ele-
lnentOS que componen In prodIc-
ci0n naciOnal. Qncda grayado pre-
ciSamentc cn una quinta parte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
sIsTEMAs DE CoNTRIBUCIoNE'
CONTRIBCCIONES DIRECTAS
Subdivision (a): PrOpicdad real
rural

Una vez determinada la valera
ci0n de la propiedad real-rural, de
acuerdo con la production por re-
glamentos adecuados hechOs por Ia
TeSoreria, esta clase de propiedad
en- Puerto Rico puede, sin sufrir ell
contribuyente iAjusticias de ningu-
ia clase, sOportar los siguientes IL
pos contributivos
(a) Propiedad real-rural
Tipo tnico. Tanto por ciento de
su valor determinado de acuerdo
con los reglamentos de Tesorerfa,
teniendo en- cuenta la production.
(b) Propiedad real-urbana.
Dos tipos. Contribution mfnima
sobre los hogares propios, tOmando
como base su valor en cl mercado.
Contribution maxima sobrc lo9
edificios dc exploitation, tomando
como base In production
(cD Propiedad personal.
Dos tipOs. Contribution m1nima
a la propiedad personal productive.
Contribution mdXima Ia propie-
dad personal improductiva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
* iOO ntOm del CdO CayeanO Coll CuC SObe SuaC6n a
economical de Puerto Rco hechO peiC6n lie D. Pedro CSi - =
Trst2ki Opina acerca de
Ia pOsibilidad de una que
ira entire EstadOs UnidCs
y Japon

TOXIC, Julio 5. (segun des-
pachos llegados a esta ciudad
'procedentes de Eusia, en- una cn-
trevista que ell Ministro de ia
uerra Soviet, Leon Trotsky con-
cediera un Corresponsal de uno
de los mas importantes d1arios
de Toxic, aquel en- ell transcurso
de la interview aseguro que una
guerra entire los Estados Un:dos
y Jap6n era improbable, toda vez
que ambas naciones eran ''iin-
pertalistas" y Capitalists
''La Russia actual deciaro-
sieNte una gran simpatia por ell
Jap6n respecto a la nacion anne
ricana, porque cree que los ia
poneses racialnente son iguales a
cualquier pueblo.
iUNA AMENAZA A ESTAO OOS
UNIDOS?
En- tOdos los pari0dtcos dc Ru-
'Sia SO comenta favorablemente
las declaraciones que por 10 tras-
cendental Y por 10 oportuno del
momento hizo al mismo CORES
ponsal Trotzky.
En- case de Una agres1on ac-
cidentar al Asia, Japon puede
siempre contar con cl COMPILE
TO APoYo RUSO, siendo la
politica rusa la misma del Japon;
"ASIA PARA LOS ASIATI-
CoS".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06

hanscndenoa ell de Puerto Rico A$

\ petici6n de don Pedro Giusti, el
Se1Or Cayetano Coll Cuchf ha prepa-
RADIO el Siguicnte memorial sObre la
situaci6n economical de Puerto Rico !:
\ La COMISION DE CONTRIBU-
CLONES Il INGRESOS
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San Juan, Puerto Rico.
JUNO 27, 1924.

Hercilio Rodriguez fue acusadn
bmo autor de un delito contra el
Irario publico V declarado cul-
able Sc lie condeno a sufrir un
no de preside.
Ell acusado apelo de la senten-
Y, en- su alegato, 81 bien senala
comisi6n de varios errores, So
mente sera necesario considerar
or ell resultado que hemos He
ado, el septimo error, que Sc re-
ere la admission por la Cortr
hferior de una certifiraci0n ev-
edida por el Secretario del Mu-
icipio de Yauco contenicndo un
cuerdo del Conccio dc Admins
racion suspendicndo al acusado
Q su puesto de Comisionado de
Hacienda por irregularidadcs en-
bntradas en- la contabilidad del
Lunicipio.
Er Fiscal de esta Cottc al eva
linar este error admite que real-
hente sc ha cometido. pero ana
que trata mas bicn dc nm orro-
kcnico que no perjudica los derc-
hos substanciales del acueado
sta es sin embargo una conclu-
on del Fiscal, sin mas argumcn-
hcion nj apoyandola con citas dc
utoridades iurisprudcncia apli-
able.
Ell acusado habia tornado ev-
Ppcion a la resolution do la Cor
inferior admitiendo dicho docu-
hento Y, ademas, Fundamental su
bJecion. Ell Fiscal del Distrito no
Kplic0 en- cambio ell obieto pro-
0sito de ofrecer en- evidencia tai
pcumento. Pero no tenifndo esta
rueba ell mas ligero peso sobra
Ps hechos delictivos que constitu-
en- ell objeto de la acusacion. hav
ue presumir que ell prop6sito del
iscal era levantar una inferencia
presuneion de que el acusado
bmetio ell delito comprendido ell
acusacion. En- este sentido Ia
rueba a todas luces era imperti-
lente y perjudicial los dere-
hos substanciales del acusado.
liza podia levantar por 81 misma,
pm independence del resto de ia
Eidencia, un prejuicio probabi-
dad en- la emente del Jurado er
(Continua en- la pag. 6.)
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plea a heneficio de la production en-
general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06

SenOreS:
Tcngo el honor de someter
n ustedcs 81 siGuicntc Memorial So
bre la situaci0n economical de puer-
to Rico, a los fines de regularizar
nueStro siStcma contributivo Y de
hacienda pGblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06
'MOVTLIZACION DE
NUESTRO CREDITO

FL capital insuficiente de nuestra
iSla y Su dependencies de los merca-
eos extranieros. aumentar1a ell vo-
lllmen diSminuirfa en- influencias
eXterioreS. creandose por el pueblo
de Puerto Rico un Banco de Des-
cuento modelado con arreglo los
BancoS lie Reserva FpderaleS.
En- eStOS momentoS nuestrOS Ban
COS tienGu cartcras que repreSeutan
una cantidad de valoreS inmOviliZa-
dos no menor de Sesenta millOneS de
d6larp& ESOS HaioreS pesan como
plomo sobre las iniciativas indivi-
dualeS sohre la production. Los
Bancos al verse obligadoS a alige-
rar suS carteras no recurren Il una
aprOpiada movilizaci0n del crGdito.
porQue carrcen de nercadO para
clio. Y exigen In liquidaci0n viOlen-
ia de S,1S obligaciones. Asf, nues-
traS obligaciones comerciales Sc ha-
cen novcnta dfas. Y cada prGsta-
mo implica la creaci6n de una po
sibiidad de bancarrota.
I'll Sstema de deScuentos banca
rios alivia al deudor Y al Banco: Y
dob!a la circulation. Fs verdad que
un Ranco insular de DeScuento no
pOdrfa Serl0 de emission. en- cuantO
clio significa poner en- circulation
moneda legal Official: pero los des-
cuentos Il base de emisiones de obi
gaciones a interGs fijo, podrfan ser
casi ilimitadas, dado que tras la
garantfa efectiva de la propiedad
gravada. estarfa la garantfa moral
de la institution en- ultimo ter
mino la del pueblo de Puerto Rico.
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e cenSura al Juez..

Continuation de la primera pag }
IN LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
demandante y ape,ado,
VS..
|[ercilio Rodr;gruez,
acusado y apelante.
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Mientras en- Puerto Rico Sc or
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-06

rio acudir la production de la pro
piedad explOtada
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Mum. 2112.
APELACION procedente
de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce.
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[ercilio dr;gruez.
acusado Y apelante.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
THE HERBERT
kiuulicl,l

kingneid's new hotel The Norbert,
was opened to the public about five
years ago and has as its proprietor
and manager Mr. H. S. Wing. This
Is an American plan hotel with thirty
nine guest rooms, sixteen of which
nave private bath. Each room also
has hot and cold water. telephone and
ample closet room. in the rooms with
private bath. The lobby of The Her
bert, finished in silver gray oak, is a
large well arranged commodious affair
with roomy comfortable leather chairs
and possesses the charm of a large
open fire place which offsets entirely
the drear and chill of the long winter
evening. The main dining room
seats comfortably fifty patrons and
Is in excellent taste, the blending of
the blue and white wall decorations
with the white and light yellow drap-
cries is especially attractive In
there are two large private
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
4. &. WINTER
kingiiCld

Ono Of the old established concerns
of kingncld is that conducted and
owned by Mr.. A. G. Winter who started
TINS business there forty-one years
ago this coming fail This store is
very complete in the various lines car
ricd and does a large business in gro
crries, general provisions, meats and
hardware. The grocery department
~ we'll arranged and possesses an eX-
cellent assortment OF the better known
brands Of bottled. canned and jar
goods as we'll us nationally advertised
cereals, fancy biscuit. bread and
pastry foufs and a very good selec-
ton OF teas and eoffees. The meat
department is in "A separate room
carefully screened that contamination
from flies may be avoided and is inn
maenlately clean All kinds of hard
ware is carried in stock at this store
and includes heavy and light hard
ware, farming tools. table and cook
ing dishes. percolators, etc. Mr.
Winter has "a first rate delivery ser
vice
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
PHIL :. HUSE
kingficl,I

Probably one of the most popular
places in Kinglield is conducted by
Mr. Phil S. Huse who has been in this
business for the past six years This
store is fine large one with a splen-
lid array of confectionery and is spick
and span with an air of cleanliness
that is appetizing to say the least. In
addition to confectionery Mr.. Huse
has a large soda fountain. Greeting
cards, stationery, books and fruit in
season are among the ATTRACTIONS Of
this shop. Mr.. Huse is ably assisted
by Mrs. Huse who by her work in
making reed baskets has done much
to popularize this shop. This reed
work consists of hanging baskets for
porches, rose bowls, sweet pea bas-
kcts, trays, vases and an assorted
variety of flower baskets Almost
all of the reed baskets Mrs. Hpse can
make are readily disposed of to King
fields summer visitors.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
EyERDENE AUSTIN MILLINERY
LE0LA MILLER, DRESSMAkING
Phillips, Maine

This happy combination of business
is seldom found even in the large cen.
tiers for here milady can complete her
toilet without the bother and worry
of going from place to place.
Mrs Eyerdene Austin is known
throughout the community as one of
the most satisfactory milliners She
has exceptional ability and taste, and
the display of hats in her well an.
pointed shop Is very select and smart
Mrs. Leola Miller, head of the dress.
making department is we'll known as
an artist in her line. She puts into
her work that exquisite taste and ar.
tistic touch that gives tone to her
products and you have that feeling of
being well dressed.
While you are waiting, look over
the gift department. Here you will
find innumerable small articles suit
able for little gifts or for dinner ia
yors, prizes for card parties, etc.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
{. +. CHANDLER & son
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKES
Phillips, Maine

1t is such concerns as c. f. Chand-
Ter & Son that makes Phillips one of
the pest shopping towns in the state
The firm offers styles, varieties and
prices that cannot be excclled even
in the large metropolitan centers
There is nothing needed for furnish.
ing home that you cannot find here.
A complete stock of furniture for the
parlor, library, dining room, chamber
and Kitchen, in fact, almost anything
that you could desire to make your
home comfortable and, attractive.
In addition to the furniture business
c. f. Chandler & Son have a complete
undertaking department. Work I'M
der their direction assumes an air of
quiet dignity and RESPECT that leaves
q, comforting memory with those who
mourn. This department Is modern
W. equipped In every respect and
reaches tea radius, of 20 miles. rs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
{. IL. MckENXIE 60.
General Merchandise
Phillips, Maine

This is one OF the places whore you
have but 10 mention your needs and
YOU are supplied Service and rea-
sonabfe prices are the keynote of the
success of this firm and if these at
tributes please you, this is the place
to make your purchases.
Here you can find those brands of
canned goods so well advertised and
unquestionablc in quality. Boots and
shoes for the whole family. Nobby
shoes that give the well dressed man
that snappy, smart appearance. Also
croekery kitchen ware and cooking
utensils for the home.
An attractive line of dry goods
adorns the shelves. Here may be
found the latest approved dress pat
terms, yard goods such as linens, per-
Gales, crashes etc.
This up-to-date store is under the
management of Miss Janet Mckenzie
who. with her wide experience is es-
pecially adapted to advise you in your
trade.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
MRS. NJ. VI. RI RBER
kingiield H..

Established but Year ago Mrs.
Furber's dry and fancy goods store
has already reached a degree of popu-
larity that is particularly gratifying
to ITS, proprietor. ,, Dry and fancy
goods OF all kinds ARE to be found
IN this wei. arranged store and in
clude beside the yard goods, such in
dispensibles for women as ribbons and
notions of all kinds; the smartest
styles in blouses, SWEATERS, silk and
cotton undergarmente fof.q the best
quality, etc, The fact that King
field was quick to recognize the true
merit Of Mrs. Furber's store is conf
plmentary to her foresight in estab-
fishing such desirable shop.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11

Il ring rocns. This gives IA total
pptng caparity Of abow lO1 The
aoai of daii> menus combined with
scrYi"c in tic products OF their cul-
g ne. which comc IN anpedalngly ar
-Iargcd on tie hcaped up trays, make
eating her a zeal pleasure. To many
one OF tie desirable features of this
ho,el Il thaf thcY serve luncheon at
noen and dinner at ugtt for a great
many llnd that the eating OF Il hearty
dinner at noon tim seriously affects
their work The hotel barber shop
deserves special mcAton as an i'm
macil&te, sanitary establishment. snd
is III charge Of l.. V, Gordon The
Herbert has splendid reputation
both at home and abroad Us being ono
Of the best hotols in Maine and if
one will take The word OF The local
business people it is the best for they
take great pride in the enthusiastic
praise OF The travelling public who
go miles ont Of their way and suffer
no little Inconvenience so as to spend
the week end at this deseryedy popu-
lar hotel.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
y. j. WYMAN
kiRgfield

This large store of Mr.. Wyman' s.
which was established in 1898 and
moved to its present quarters in 1900
will have another moving day shortly
for it is planned to move into still
larger quarters. with seventeen hum
dred feet of floor space, a block down
on the corner into another of Mr.. WY
mans buildings and one in which he
thinks can display even more ad-
yantageously the fine assortment of
merchandise he has on sale. Such
well known brands of merchandise
as Hart, Schaffner and Marx clothing
Hathaway and Bates Street shirts,
Swan Russell hats and caps, men s
COOPERATIVE shoes Bass work shoe
for men. the Crossett shoe for men
and women and innumerable other
equally we'll known articles of wear
ing apparel are found here. In other
departments may be found ladies' and
chil6ren's furnishings. Women's work
dresses, dry and fancy goods notions,
etc 1t can be truthfully said of Mr..
Wyman that he is outtitter for the
entire family.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
PHILLIPS, MAINE

For scenic beauty, combined with
business advantages, few towns in
Maine offer greater advantages than
Goes Phillips. A thriving communi-
~ in the upper Sandy RFcr valley
overshadOwed by majestic Mount
Blue, enc OF the best known and most
attractive mountains in the state.
situated at the southern and eastern
edge OF enormous forests Of hardwood
as vet hardly touched by the axe.
Phillips offers an exceptionally fine
location for hardwood industries, a
practically inexhaustiblc supply of
this timber being accessible by rail
and highway.
Phillips village, sos feet above the
sea level. Las a population OF about
1500 THIS is one Of the most beau-
tiful villages in Maine with broad,
smooth streets. fine cement sidewalks,
shaded on either side by large. maple
and Elm trees. The town is within
easy reach of several nice fishing
ponds and streams and is also situat-
ed near some OF the best hunting for
esls in the state With it's inYigorat-
ing air, pure water, beautiful scenery,
fine hotel accommodations and with
it's forest. fish and game resources,
Phillips is an ideal resort for the sum
mer or winter tourist seeking pleas
ure or reiuycnation in region com
binrng the comforts and cdnveniences
of the town with the natural attrac-
tons Of the country
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
l.. l.. MITt HELL
kingiield

This pharmacy of which Mr. l.. l..
Mitchell is proprietor, was established
by him about twenty years ago This
establishment is very complete and
bears splendid reputation among
the physicians in this territory for
its careful compromising Of prescrip-
tons. Mr. Mitchell. who is a regis
tered pharmacist, always attends per-
sonally to that important part of the
business This store also possesses
an excellent assortment of toilet ar
tcles. kodaks and Photographic sup
plies, hospital supplies of all kinds,
guaranteed rubber goods, stationery
and a fine line of confectionery.
Paints and oils are carried as well.
Magazines and the daily and Sunday
newspapers are likewise on sale here
as well as a full selection of cigars
and cigarettes.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
TRECARTIS'S PHARMACY
II. H. Treelrtin, Prop.
p7H Phillips, Maine !"

Especially to be noted along the
business street of Phillips is the mod
ernly equipped and we'll appointed
drug store owned and managed by Il.
II, Trccartin and popularity known as
TreCar1ins Pharmacy
Careful compromising of all pre-
scriptions given into his hands have
the utmost care and attention. His
laboratory is equipped with every
safeguard to insure the greatest ac-
curacy and his wide experience as a
registered druggist assures the con-
fidence of his many patrons.
An attractive display of toilet ar
ticles, rubber and leather goods. the
finest of perfumes and toilet waters,
stationery school supplies and ko'
oaks. make of this a handy store for
those who are seeking high grade
goods in these lines. An up-to-date
soda fountain makes a fine back
ground while dispensing the creami-
est of sofas, light tonics and the best
of ice cream.
A popular place is Trccartn'S
Pharmacy.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
WITIIih 4 STRIihLAND
kingiicid

This stort was established about
five years ago. An excellent assort-
nent of guns and ammunition as we'll
as tackle and artificial flies is al
ways in stock here. In addition are
radios and radio supplies, kodaks and
Aim. optical goods, automobile tires
and tubes, books, paints. oils, etc
They also have quite an assortment
of jewclry. In another part of the
store IS a first class soda fountain
whore soft drinks, sodas and ice
creams are dispensed The movie
theatre which gives shows every
Thursday and Saturday is in the up
stairs Of this building The theatre
seats 425 and most OF the attractions
are popular ones and include such
we'll known films as THE Covered
Wagon, WAY Down East Pride of
Palomar, THE Old Homestead" etc.
Two o,hor movie theatres are oper-
ated by Witham and Strickland one
being located at Flagstaff and the
other in New Portland.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
PHILLIPS HARDWARE co.
Phillips, Maine

Under the efficient management
n. L. Butler, this store has become NM
of the best equipped of its kind in III.
section. If you want heavy or eh.I,
hardware of any description nain,.
obs or varnishes; agricultural im,l.'
ments or tools of any kind-buy thu
of the Phillips Hardware Co. Tbo,
have carefully selected stock bonvh.
from the leading manufacturers nj
sold always at prices consistent win
the market. Ivy
Here Is carried a full line of Dav,.
and Wadsworth, Rowland g. cs
paints. oils and varnistes which az.
noted as being "A pure product yae
will also be pleased with their sns
line of brushes. There are buiId,n :
materials in cement. lime. &c ans
those kineo and Clarion Ranges 90
we'll known as being the best IN
stoves.
The sporting goods display ina,
makes you want to buy a gun and
start on that long deferred huntins
trip.
That this stere enjoys the full eou
iidence of the community is showed
by their splendid patronage.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
PHILLIPS FARM Frs UNION
Phillips, Maine

Six years ago this store was estab-
lished especially for the benefit OF the
farmers OF the surrounding country
1t is a place where they get their sup
plies at the lewest cost and of an I'M
questionable quality.
A complete line of fertilizer, gro
ccrics, grain and -four, grass seed ana
other farm supplies is carried IN
stock. The -four is of the best brands
offered Best corn, cracked and III
the kernel. Also different kinds oil
prepared feeds for the dairy STOCK
and for domestic fowl.
Patrons of the Farmers Union ma
it matter of simple economy to trade
here. and receive the most courteous
and efficient service from the CLERKS
In its appointments, varieties ana
quality of stock and fair prices, TINS
modern store has become popular
with shrewd housewives, who find J
both a pleasure and profit to TRADE
at the Union
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11
\. T.. NOBLE
Phillips, Maine

Mr.. Noble has been in the insnr,
ance business in Phillips for the past
thirty years and deals in insurance
of every description such as hlc'
theft. plate glass, automobile. worh'
mans compensation, etc. fldelll!
bonds are also handled by him inc
list of companies he represents are
among the most substantial oil TINS
country whose combined assets az
gregate many millions of dollars a
partial list of these companies a'o
Hartford Fire, Fidelity-PhenlX rhF'
the Orient, the Franklin, London q
Lancashire and U. S. Fidelity anu
Guaranty Company Mr. Noble VIM
is treasurer and trustee OF the fhn-
lips Savings Bank. is also an attol
ney, practicing law at philips sinSo
1899. In 1901 he represented FRAN ann.
lin County in the State Senate ros
many years he served the town d.
Superintendent of Schools.