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DYSPEPSIA A[IYIADk

Cuando sienta I'd. que el estoma-
go no digiere bien, cuanduI expert
mente pesadez despucs de las comi-
das sufra eruntos ac..aos,. fatulen-
cia, dolor 6e e3Gmaeo, falta de ape
tito, y ot.as Manifestations que de-
notan dehiliGad ,';restiya, tome I'd.
las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR. Wi
lliams.
Eotard I'd. Ia pronta mejorfa que
sc 0btiene con ek uso de este pre-
parade; mejorara grandementela ac-
cion de los intestinos, efectuandoSe
con facilidad el proceso de Ia diges-
ti6n y asimilaci0n de los alimentos.
Estas pfldoras, al proporcionar san
gre roja, RIGA y pura, lie tonificaran
los neryios y fortaieceran los MUS
cuios, llevando vitalidad Y saiud @
los 6rganos digestivos.
FL ST.. Antonio Pcdraza, que vive
EN- Ia calle de la Penitenciarla No. 8,
Ciudad de Mexico, nos escribe 10
siguiente: s'No encucntro palabras
para expresarlcs Ia gratitud que debo
a su preparation llamada Pildoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams. Por al
gun b1ChAiJO DAAAil aC ACl tlOS1Nld0 "
dyspepsia, toao 10 que comfa Sc me-
ponia aeido en- ell estomago, impi-
di6ndome cumplir con mis- deberes.
'.Fuve IL buena sueTte de encon-
trarme un prospecto de los que
acompaflan los frasquitos dc sus
afamadas pildoras. Me enter6 de Ell
puse mi easo con un ilustrado fa-
cultativo de esta localidad, quien CO.
noce al palmo las atlas cualidades de
las Piidoras RosadaS del DIR. Will
ans. Me aconsejo tomara, por via de
ensayo, dos frascos. Cual seria mi
asombro La primera semana, cuando
comence a notar mejorfa, pues CO.
memo disipar la pesadez nerviosa,
v hoy me encuentro sano, gracias a
sus maravillosas pildoras. !"
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams Sc venden en- todas las boti-
cas-. Exija ell paquete rosado con la
P grande.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
IMPORTANTE DESAFIO DE AJE-
DREZ Sc LLEVARA A CABO
EN- GUAYAMA
Guayama, P. R.,
20 de Mayo de 1924.

Sr. Secretario del
Ateneo Puertorriqueno,
San Juan,
Muy sefor mfo:
Ell objeto de la presente sirve page
manifestarle que deseando este Clu5
sostener un desafio de Aiedrez con
usted nos indiquen 81 estan dispues-
tos a llevarlo efecto y en- que con-
diciones.
Con gracias por su atenci6n quedo
de I'd. alto. v S. s.,
CLUB AJEDRECISTA
DE GUAYAMA.
{Firmado) Manuel Juan,
Secretario.
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dicar de La herencia del pasado que
nos Lego nuestras costumbres. nonran-
do asi a nusstros. progenitores v ha-
cisndonos dignOs del respeto y la con-
sideraci6n de los que nos observan. !.
Sc puede hablar ingl6s, sin olyidar
el castellano, en- cuyo lenguaie nos
bendijeron nuestras madres y aprendl-
mos tambien bendecir nuestros hi
JOS. IS
Hemos pcdido de igual modo conser-
var ei SPORT de. nuestros voLANTI-
MES, sin dejar tambi6n de hacer ,un
culto por Ell BASE BALL, y hasta bal
lar el Fox.TRoT. sin olvidar el CLASH
co sEIs DE ANDINo.
Yo creo que tedo .esfuerzo sera vano,
porque Ell NAL esta en- nosetros misnlos.
.NULLA EST REDEMPTIo', dijo
Ell Maestro en- sn immortal poesia.
Y NULLA EST REDEMPTIo, pare
cen repetirme en- este mismo instante,
Las dulces notas de ALMA SUBLIME,
que la mano de mi hija arranca al
piano con dolente acento!.
r. VEGA NEvAREzs
Mayo 20, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
NUEvA SALUD DE RENO

No hay NADIA que pueda traer alivio y
salud con mas rapidez todas aquellas
intermediates peculiares de la mujer como
este notable remedio. Nneua Sdlad de
Reno corrige abundancia, escasez irregu-
laridad en- la menstruacion regulariza la
palpitacion del corazon. cura los desmayos.
aliyia infamaciones, detiene descargos y
fortalece los organos fin de que puedap
funcionar regularmente sin c1usar angus
tias dolores. Tome I'd. una botella y
notara una mejoria sorrTendenie en- su
salud. LIE librara de dolores dc cabeza,
dolores en- Ia espalda y extenuacion.
Nnevo Solnd de Reno da salud acci6n
natural todo el sistema. Compre una
botella hoy mismo De ver1ta en- todas
las droguerias.
S. B. LEONARDO & CO., Fabricante.. New York.
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Mayo %. 1924.

Sr. Don Manuel Juan,
Secretario Club Aiedrecista,
Casino Espanol,
Guayama, r. R.
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'RIMERA PARTE

Hk1MEkA PAkVE
t. Presentation de La monumental
pe.icula '.Heroe''.
SEGUNDA PARTE
T. Coronation de la reina de Ma
70, s. M. Elvira I.
H. Bale clasico por Ia nina Irai-
da Ruel.
III La Cantinera, por Emily Dix
SON.
w Il Paraguero, por Eddie Aran-
des Rexach.
W La Copa del olvido, por ell te-
nor infantil A. C3rdova.
W. Coro "Por Fea'' por varias nj
.fias de la escuela.
La pelicula resuIto magnifca.
FL acto de la coronation estuvo be-
! llfsimo. La reina Elvirita V.ntidos,
desempefi6 su papel de Soberana admi-
rablemente, siendo aplaudida delirante-
mente su entrada triunfal. Acompa-
d$bala sirviendo de caballero, Ell mo-
nisimo ninito Santiaguito Iturregui.
| La corte de honor estaba formada
por las angelicales nihitas Elsa vicen-
| te, Elba Molina, Maria Isabel Iturre-
gui Belen Padial, Aixsa Molina, Con-
cha Ramirez, Esther Gonzalez y Nilsa
violeta Diaz y los graciosos ninos Ro-
berto Himar, Paquitin Cestero, Julio
Jimenez, Pelitc Rexach, Julito Rexacn
Juan Angel Santiago. FL Mensaje
Real fae leido por el inteligente nirio
Enrique Beascoechea. Estaba escrito en-
verso result6 una bella obra de arte.
Ell acto de senir La corona la Pc
quefia soberana, estuvc a. cargo de Ia
nina Elsa Vicente, la cual, despues de
la coronation, presento la Reina un
simpatico regalo en- nonbre de Ia cs-
| cuela.
Los demas nflmeros del programme qne
daron admirables Eddie Arandcs Re-
zach en- lei ParagIerito' Iraida
Rel como bailarina Emily Dixson
como '.CantiIerita' y A. Ccrdova CO.
mo tenor, estnvieron inimitables y
alrancaron miles aplausos al plhi:co
que no cesaba de tributaries con gran
placer. GY las feas? Aunqne paIezca
raro, estuvieron hndisinas y ocnrren-
tes. Sus nombres no los ponemos pofu
ersn tantos que la cronista no los re-
cuerda.
lei escenario? iEspl6ndido. divine!
Estaba decorado con flores de color
blanco, muchas luces y muchas Ilantas
artssticamente colocadas. En- Ell fondo
Sc levantaba majestuosamente ell troro
de s. M. Elvira T, bajo un dosel
precioso de grandes colgaduras. Pare
cia un gran bticaro de marmol a cuyo
centro asomaba la azucena riente del
rostro de la gentil soberana, y
sus bordes las rosas, claveles, vioietas
hrios de las caritas risuefias de la
Corte de Honor.
No queremos terminar, sin antes ha'
ber feicitado al grupo de maestras dc
Ia Escuela M,lnoz Rivera, y en- partt-
cular a La Principal, Srta. Caledonia
Armstrong. a las sefioritas Teresina
Carmen Salgado, Eulaha Gonzalez
Levi, Providencia Gonzalez, Joaquina
Rodriguez, Malt Armstrong Ines
Garcia por su valiosisima cooperation
en- el decorado del teatro y la prepa-
raci6n del programa.
UNA ENTUSIAsTA.
Santurce. 1924,
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SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENT0
EN- UTUADo
Sr Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan p r.

OIGCtOK uS 6A 1SAO4N&~OS
San Juan, p. r.
Anoehe "a las once entreg6 su alma
a Dios ell distingrido Lcdo. don An
tonic Serbia. El fenecido caballero es
hermano del Rdo. Padre don Fran
cisco Serbia, Ell que Sc encuentra gra-
.vemente enfermo en- esta ciudad. Don
Antonio Serbia honrado caballerc cue
desempeh6 en- esta ciudad su profession
de Lcdo. en- Farmacia, Sc gan6 en-
nuestro pueblo las mas grandes simpa-
tias undo su distinguida famiia.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame a su
distinguida esposa dofia Marry Coz
dova, prima del Lcdo. Felix C6rdova
Davila, Comisionado Residente en-
Washington, sus hijos y demas IA
miliares.
Angel z. MARTINEZ.
Corresponsal.
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Corresponsal.

LAS ENTREGAS DE CARBON NO
DISMINUIRAN PoR NOR DE LOS
CoNFLIcTos ENTIRE PATRoNos Y
oBRERoS
ESSEN. mayo 81. (Cable frances).-
Hoy han informado al Gobierno aliado
de ocupaci6n en- la zona del Ruhr y
de la Renania, los propietarios de mi
mas que las entregas que Sc venian ha-
ciendo hasta ahora de carbon y coque
continuaran como hasta ,aqui sin inte-
rrupci6n alguna.
Seghn opinion de los patronos, estos
esperan' que los mineros Sc someteran
a aceptar Ell jornal de ocho horas de
trabajo debido que no podran sopor-
tar por mas tempo Ell lockout" de-
clarado por los propietarios de las mi
mas y factorias.
T.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28
F. VALL-SPINOSA,
Presidente Interino,. Seccion de
Recreo Ateneo Puertorriqueno.
DEsDE LA EsCUELA MUNoz
RIVERA

Ell viernes 90 del corr1ente Sc efec-
tu6 la grandiosa fiesta que benetlcio
de 'sEl Temple del, Maestro" tenian.
preparada las competentes prcfesoras
que forman la facuItad de la Escuela
Mufioz Rivera en- Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-28

Muy senor mfo:-
Su carta 20 del corriente dirigida
al Secretario del Ateneo. de Puerto
Rico, ha sido referida 81 mi en- mi
caracter de Presidente INFERNO de
la Secci6n de Recreo, para su con-
testac;6n.
Los Ajedrecistas del Ateneo acep-
tan con gusto ael .,desafio ofrecido per
ustedes, y me pernite sugerir las si-
guientes condiciones- para poder lle-
tvarlo a efecto:
No menos de seis jugadores repre-
sentarah cada institution.
Sc llevaran cabo dos encuentros.
en- un nlislno dia, considerandose .ves-
cedor la institution cuyos jugadores
hayan obtenido ell mayor nnmero de
puntos.
|. Cada victoria sc considerara CO.
mo un punto favor de la institu-
cion que pertenezca ell vencededcr.
Los juegos empatados Sc anotarhn
como medic punto favor de ambas
instituciones.
FL Ateneo concedera a .ustedes el
Iprivilegio de seleccionar los conten-
dientes de los jugadores de Guaya-
ma en- el primer encuentro.
i En- ell segundo encuentro este mis-
mo privilegio correspondent al Ate
neo de Puerto Rico.
i Ell primer encuentro Sc llevara a
efeeto a las dos de la tarde; ell se-
gundo encuentron las ocho de la
noche. El encuentro de la tarde de-
bera terminar las seis, Y Ell de. la
noche, las doce. Cualquier juego
que estas horas no haya termina-
do, sera adjudicado por los dos iue-
ces que acttaran en- tai capacidad
durante los desafios.
Los sdesafios, Sc, llevaran efecto
un domingo 0 dfa de fiesta desigpad 10
para el case. de comun acuerdo.
| Ell Club Ajedrecista de Guayama
sc comproniete devolver la vista del
Ateneo de Puerto Rico dentro de los
so dfas de lIevados eabo estos de-
ssffos. >s-s,.ess
Losgastos de la estadia en- Guaya-
ma seran por cuenta de ustedes.
Esperanto que estos desafios po-
dram efectuarse pronto quedo- de ID,
Atento y S. S.,
/ F. VALL-SPINOSA,
/ Presidente Interino,, Seccion de
Recreo Ateneo Puertorriqueiio.
DESDE LA EsCUELA MUNoz
RIVERA
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
Farmer-Lab0r Electors
Ask Independents Vote

Two presidential electors of the
Farlner-Labor party of Montana, Ella
Lord of Bearcreek and j. M. johnson
of Helena, have presented Frank In
man, acting manager Of the Montana
campaign for LaFollette and Wheeler,
with signed statements, he says, call
ing upon their friends not to vote for
them but to vote for the LaFolIette-
Wheeler Independent electors. A third
such statement is expected to be OBJ
tanned from one other Farmer-Labor
elector, Inman said, within a short
time.
The telegram received from Ella
Lord, which contains statement sub
stantially the same as that signed in
Helena by j. M. johnson says:
Il, as one Of the Farmer Labor eIec-
tors, believing it to be for the best
interest Of the LaFollette- Wheeler in
dependent ticket respectfully ask that
the voters of this state. and my friends
vote on November fourth for the cleo.
tors ON the Independent ballot. | am
taking this position sincerely trusting
that my statement may help to in.
sure the election Of LaFollette and
Wheeler"
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
Shooting of Dan Nc
Crew. May Have Had
Setting i'm Missoula

Missoula-A story has been circu-
lating in Missoula recently to-tbe ef-
feet that the tragedy which is The
theme of Robert Services poem, "The
Shooting of Dan McGrew," had its
start on West Front street in the Cor
den city.
According to the story Dan Nc
Grew, later known as Dangerous
Dan," was an ordinary gambler. Fic-
tion, too, has 1t that the woman known
as Lou, also was here with home
on Front street,
Into the midst of this cofnpatitJls
pair, it is said, came piano player
from the East who stole Lou away
from Dan. So far, no good. Then the
scene shifts from the East to Alaska
the setting of the immortal poem. Nc.
Grew went north and swaggerd
among the respecting camps as "Dan.
gerous Dan" an appellation of his owr
selection and, it il said, wholly In con,
sistent with his makeup.
There McGrew found Lou again, the
story goes, dancing In the Malamuts
saloon while her husband played-ane
Dan won Lou back again. The end il
found in the poem 1t is averred bS
the narrators that Lou later on mar.
ried miner and settled down to pro
sale respectability.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
Mrs. Ferguson Qualified
According to Ruling

Austin, Texas.-An injunction to
prohibit the name Of Mrs. Myriam A..
Ferguson. Democratic candidate for
governor In Texas, from going on the
ballots was denied by the Texas su-
RENE court today. The court also
held that Mrs. Ferguson was qualified
In every way to hold office, If elected.
The court declared invalid that por-
ton Of the statute seeking to give a
private individual the right to bring
suit to test the eligibility Of candi-
date for election. The eligibility of
the candidate is exclusively within the
power Of the legislature as laid down
by the constitution said the opinion.
by the constitution said the opinion.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
President Coolidge
Entertains AL JOlSOn
And Other Actors

Washington-P Presidential and stage
hours clashed this morning at the
White House and at the conclusion
of two hours of merry attic it was
declared a draw.
John Drew, All Jolson and about 40
other members of the Coolidge and
Dawes Stage club won in determining
the hour for breakfast engagement
by arriving at the White House at
$3.50, after the president had waited
an hour and half past his usual
breakfast time.
Mr.. Coolidge stepped from the are
ma of wit and fun, however, promptly
at 1880 to meet the cabinet at the
regular hour, just as his guests, In
the midst of serenade, were joining
in the chorus of Keep Coolidgs.n
II was a lively morning, both in the
breakfast room and later on the White
House lawn, where the actors enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge, not only
with songs but with impromptu
speeches.
Jolson mixed in few presidential
jokes" and was successful In his
threat to make Mr.. Coolidge "lfugh
on. loud"
When it came to the singing Of cam.
paign songs, Mrs. Coolidge joined in
with an enthusiastic soprano.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
WashOe Club Women
To Have Big Day Nov. |

Thirteenth Quarterly Convention Of
Carbon County Federation Of Women's
Clubs to be held at Washoe with the
Washoe Women's Club as hostess,
Saturday, Nov. |.
Program
Morning Session $3.50 a. m.
Mrs. c. C. Crossen, county president
and Mrs. S. NJ. Souders, past state
president, presiding.
Assembly Singing-@America The
Beautiful"
Invocation--Rev. Warner.
Welcome Address--Mrs. Harry F.
Thorn, president, Washoe Club.
Response-Mrs. F. B. Bates, presi-
dent Joliet Club.
Secretary's report.
Treasurers report.
Piano Solo--Miss Gleason.
Address---Mrs. C. C. Crossen.
Assembly Singing.
Brief explanation of the Iniative
and Referendum Beasures-John T.
Spencer.
State Convention Report--by coun.
ty delegates.
Afternoon session, Ills p. m.
Song-"Out Where The West Be
gins"
Address" Woman's Place In Polit.
scs," Mrs. s. M. Souders, past presi-
dent, Montana Federation of Women.
Clubs.
Duet---Mrs. Pound and Mrs. George
Character Dancing Miss Monvis
PIunket.
Address-"The Problems of Oul
Young People, Rev. Guy Winsto.
Churchill.
Reading-Miss Gosnell.
Violin Solo-Mrs. Westervelt.
Reports of Committees.
All sessions win be held in the Wa
shoe hall.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
VISITING WITH PARENTS

Miss Marea Martin returned Friday
from Great Falls, after three years
nurses training. to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Martin of this
City after two years and nine months
training in Bozenan Miss Martin
graduated last Spring from the Boze-
man Deaconess Hospital at Bozeman,
Montana and took State Board exami-
nation In Helena. She then went to
Greatfalls and took special work in
Labrotory and x-ray. Miss Martin
expects to resume her work after q
short time.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
County Clerk Busy With
Absent Voters Ballots

The absent voters ballots are ready
for all voters who are qualified to
vote and viii not be in the county on
the day of election. Quite an inter-
est is being shown by absent voters,
there being more than 100 applica-
tions on file when the ballots were re-
ceived. Any one who is to be absent
from their voting place may secure
one of these ballots from County Clerk
C, f. Thompson.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
Two Boys Are Sent
To Industrial School

The case Of Andrew Mvrosh came
en- for final hearing before Judge
Robert c. Stong, and he was thereup-
on committed to the Industrial School
at Miles City.
The case Of julius Berg. also de-
hn4uent, came up for hearing. The
defendant and his mother appeared
and waived service Of counsel and
trial by jury. A hearing was had be-
fore the court and Judge Stong or
dered the boy committed to the Indus
trial School at Miles City.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
Like Father, Teddy
Fights For Children

Eimira, N. Y.--Theodore Roosevelt,
Republican candidate for governor,
said Saturday that If he became gov
ernor he would continue his fight for
a law making 1t misdemeanor pun
ishable BY $500 fine for a landlord
to bar children from his premises.z
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22

The Repuh1 women of Red
Lodge hstd ~ ling at the Court
House on 1ttda3t Il 1.so P. M, which
was presidd IN by Mrs. r. A. Nut
ting. Mrs.. \. Cumming Of Miles
City taiks ladies, first taking
up the part III l(bnen can play in
bringing 2bout. success for the Repub-
lican ticket. She said that the LaFol-
lettn forces are we'll organized and
have plenty Of money, and she was
surprised to find in her travels about
the state, that the Independent candi-
date had many ardent workers. Mrs.
Cumming urged the women to start
in at once and work hard to get out a
large Republican vote and made the
statement that 45 per cent of the vote
cast in Montana was cast by the wo-
men.
Mrs. Cumming said: "We are
grateful to Republican administra-
I tion and Republican Congress for
giving us the vote. Five times in six
years women asked for suffrage and
every time the democrats snoln-
cred the request. When the suf-
frage bill came before the Republican
Congress, in just two weeks, this blll
was passed ratifying this amend
ment."
She also spoke on the Child Labor
bill and the Women's Minimum Wage
law, speaking heartily in favor OF
both and suggesting that the women
need not be interested In politics on
have any political ambition, but
should be interested In seeing that this
laws are passed which will be Of great
est benefit to them and to the coun.
try, thus protecting the future mother
hood of the nation and preserving
rather than destroying childhood, ant
In this way the women really exercise
their rights.
Mrs. Cumming offered suggestions
of various ways that the women might
employ in getting out large vote ane
encouraging the busy housewife to ~
to the polls on election day, thus show
ing her appreciation of the gift o.
suffrage.
After Mrs. Cummings talk, ther'
was a short discussion among thosl
present and it was decided to orga
nize Republican Women's Club il
Red Lodge, and also to organize club
! in other towns in Carbon County. Mrs
! Minnie Downard was chosen chairman
! to perfect these organizations. 1t j
J the plan of the women to hold gen
/ eral mass meeting which will be fDt
! the purpose Of bringing all the womei
: together. This will be entirely in
/, formal and the women hope to hav'
: some of the principal Republican can
, didates make talks at this meeting
! the date of which will be announces
i later.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22

Henry Cranfill has returned 10 Bear
creek from Mullen, Idaho, after an alb
sence Of eight months. Mr.. Cranfill
reports the Coeur d'Alene district in
good shape
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
ERICKSON PROMISES TO
WIPE OUT 0VERDRAFT
WITH No TAX INCREASE
Charges Extravagances of Dixon Administration
And Promises to Abolish Useless Boards And
Commissions.

j. E. Erickson Democratic
addressed audience
sailed the administration bng the
tory of the told the governor
Montana would hold
the debt entirely which
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22

ministration and this without any in
crease in your taxes. | have been
challenged to tell how | can make
this savingI accept the challenge.
Under the expenditure called State
Capitol Boards, Commissions and De-
rartments. the figures under the pres
,ent administration for the three and
half years is s473,3l5.66. In the
event ef my election as governor
will cut the expenses of these depart
ments and give you the same service
az you received under the previous
administration. The cost of running
elective offices under the present ad-
ministration is sl36,017.16 greater
than 1t was under the previous admin
isration. AS long as | am on the
Board of Examiners. | will reduce
these expenditures to reasonable fig
ure. | invite your attention TO the
fact that Governor Stewart conduct
ed the state government for the three
and half year period from July l.,
lD17 to December 81, 1920 under
total expnditure Of sla,6AO, ,526.5G;
while il costs the present administra-
tion to run tho government for the
same length OF time January |, 1871
to june 30, 1924 total Of SI3.224.-
F., g19.s2. This is an increase Of s2.584,-
1926 under the present administra-
tion. Governor Stewart ran the gov
ernment under the handicap of peak
of war prices, while the present ad-
ministration had the advantage of the
declining prices Of everything pur-
chased by the state. BY simply hold
| ing the state expenditures down TO
| the Stewart expenditures, the general
! fund debt can be wiped out and large
sum applied to other funds In four
years. &4
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22

John G. Skinner and r. w. Lyle
made business trip TO Roscoe on
Wednesday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22
@MY PLEDGE"

If elected governor / win conduct
the business Of the state on cash
bass, pavirg MS we gn. aGd win wipe
out the present general fund indebt-
edness of s3,595,0O0 during my ad-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-22

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