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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
DON EMILIO PINERo EsTRELI.A

En- la madrugada de aver falIeci6
repentinamente en- su residencia de
Carolina, nuestro distinguido amigo ei
sefor Emilio Pinero Estrella, relacio-
nado con prestigiosas familias de
Puerto Rico y muy quer'do Y aprecia-
do el, por sus bellas dotes de caracter.
hombria de bien y noble coraz6n.
FL senor Piiero perteneci6 al parti-
do republicanco y en- las filas de esTa
colectividad siempre luch6 en- los pues
tos mas avanzados, en- la trinchera
mas peligrosa. Socialmente, era muy
quer:do en- Carolina, pueblo donde re-
sidia actuaimente y en- Rio Piedras v
Rio Grande, donde deja verdaderos
afectos y un recuerdo imperecedero de
sus meritos y bondades
Ell sefor Pifero, habia regresado el
sabado tltimo en- eli vapor Maria
Cristina" despues de haber realizado
un magnifico viaje de recreo des-
canso, por uerras de Europa. lie ha-
biamos saludado rebosante de salud.
lleno de ilusiones, contento de haber
regresado su TERRA.
Una prueba irrecusable del aprecio
y las simpatfas con que cortaba el f.
nado en- la sociedad de Carolina. la
constituy6 Ell acto de su entierro, veri.
ficado aver. al cual asistieron repre-
sentaciones de todas las classes socia-
les, delegaciones politicas, etc.
Despidieron Ell duelo, en- sentidas
emocionantes frases el Lcdo. Martinez
Nadal a nombre del partido Republi-
cano y don Antonio Pereira, nombre
de la familia.
Ell MUNDo envia los deudos del
seflor Pinero especialmente sus hi.
jos Maria Josefa, Marina, JESUS. Ge-
rardo, Emilio Ernesto la expression
sincera de su honda condolences por
la irreparable perdida que sufren.
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En- eI tabIerO de las no.
nllnaciones pO|itiCas en-
pIezan a mOYerSe los
asplranteS a CargOS
pdbIiCos
Sc cree que ell control del
comite conjunto nacido en- ell
acto de Ponce no djord
triunfdr q ciertoS
etementOS

Ell movimiento de los aspirantes q
figurar como candidates en- los car
gos publicos, especialmente, en- los
electives, Sc intensified. La fecha de
las nomlnaclones sc aproxima y Ia
lueha Sc hace ruda, para lograr en-
casillarse.
Por ESQ ell tablero politico adquie-
re gran animation para los que as
piran; mientras que los que Sc ha-
Han dentro de las "combinaciones"
duermen tranquilos, pero los que So
10 conflan en- sus meritos, en- sus ac-
tuaciones, en- su capacidad, Green que
corren serios peligros de quedarse.
La lista de aspirantes con positiva
fuerza en- San Juan es larga; den
tro de ella esperase que vengan las
nomlnaciones, entire los candidates
que mas Sc nueven hasta la fecha,
seg1n la candidatura que insertamos
en- dias pasados.
Como Sc VIC por aquellas notas
habfa va los distintos candidates pa
ia los puestos electi&os, en- 10 que
d San Juan Sc refiere, no faltando,
sin embargo puestos que estuviesen
sujetos a alternatives debido la
abundancia de otros aspirantes Sc
gun algunos, hay otros aspirantes de
esta misma municipalidad que segu-
ramente seran postulados, pero que
aun no han sonado,, pues confian su
nomination a la asamblea correspon-
diente.
Como cosa interesante podemos in
formar que Sc atribuye altos perso
najes de la politica republico-socialis-
ia la information de que esta en- el
horno una supuesta combinacicion 10
cal, tendente a aportar tan buenos
candidates para la candidatura mu-
nicipal que el triunfo de los adver-
sarios de la Union sea indiscutible,
aunque para clio tengan que sacrif-
car otras posiciones.
Este pastel, segln dicen, Sc pre-
para a base de don Roberto para
Alcalde, etc. ETC..
Alguno que otro unionista, que nos
ha hablado del asunto, ha comentado:
Isl es broma, que pase..
Una opinion que Sc esta generali-
zando es la de que el Comit6 Conjun-
to creado en- Ponce no permitira ell
triunfo de ciertas candidaturas, que,
su juicio, le parezcan perjudicia-
les a los intereses de la situaci6n
politica.
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lie faltaran grandes obstaculos que ven
Ger.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
"hay una teadenGa muy mar
cada a querer Ilevar Ia prOtes-
Ia de Ia Cdmara de Concrete
al terrenO personal Y pOIitiCO'
dice don Rafael Pietrantoni,
prOminente miembrO de
csc OrganismO
"Nos queda la satisfaction
de que hemos defendido los
intereses del pueblo y que la
opinion p1blica estd con nos
otros'', agrega

Aver, mientras departiamos con dos
Rafael NJ. Pietrantoni, figura de al
to relieve dentro del comercio insu-
lar nos hizo las siguientes manifesto
clones alredor de la resolution recien-
temente aprobada por la Camara de Co
merc!o:
HE sufrido una deception terri
BILE al leer el editorial de "El Heraldo
de Puerto Rico. Nunca pude esperar
tai cosa. Zero desgraciadamente en-
nuestya is;a hay una tendencia fatal
lleyar todas las cuestiones al terreno
personal Y politico. Trabaia uno por
el bienestar del pals, Heno de los me-
, jorss deseos de la mejor buena fe, v
cuando mas entusiasmo hay en- nues.
! tros espiritus, Sc interpretan NAL nues
tras actuacienes.
NADIA mas lejos de la mente de los
, caballeros cue forman La C4mara de
Concrete, cue atacar en- ell terreuo DO
litico en- e. personal, a algunos de los
miembros de La Comisi6n de Servicio
Publico. Nosotros atacamos a Ia Co.
mission en- su organization, decimos "
probamos que esta NAL organizada
solicitamos de nuestro gobernador que
ponga remedio al NAL. Pero personal
mente los caballeros que forman esa
Conision son sagrados para nosotros.,
81 las decfsiones que ellos han dado
son perjudiciales al pueblo, la culpa
no es de eHos, sino de la organisation.
ms stimos ell que Sc ueven a formar
parte de ese Departamento a hombres
que puedan dedtcar todo su tienpo
esas cuestiones, va que no es justo
que Ell publico sufra deficiencies
de las cuales no tiene culpa. No es
question de centavos, son millones Los
que esa Comisi6n tiene constantemeu-
to ante su consideration, es necesa-
rio que Sc lie presto mucha mas atan-
c1on de laque Sc le presta en- la ac-
tuaHdad.
Parece que algnien tiene Ia idea
de levar la disenci6n La Camara de
Comercio, llevando a su seno La poifti-
ca. 81 Sc trata de dividir la opinion
de la Camara, mucho me temo que
han de uevarse un chasco. pues nos
otros las cuestiones politicas. sobre-
ponemos los intereses del pueblo. Re-
presentamos los intereses de todo ell
comercio de La isla, tenemos derecho
ser atendidos.
."La Comision misma ha confesado
que hubo de equivocarse en- SUI dici-
sion, al rectifcar el aumento de tari-
fas que habia concedido Ia Compa-
mia del Telefono. Ravocar una ordeu
es confesar que estaban equivocados
Y Sc ha revocado la tarifa por la gri-
terra del pueblo, sino las cosas SO hu-
oleran quedado como estaban, pues era
(Continda en- la pagina g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25

Tenenos el gusto de presentar nues
tros lectores el retrato, tornado EXPIRE
sanents para Ell MUNDO, de la Uni
ca hija del noble filantropo america
no, Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, acompaiia-
da de su distinguido esposo, senior
Roswell Miller.
Los esposos Miller Sc encontraban
en- esta isIa visitando al Institute Po-
htecnico, admirable institution educa-
tiva que funciona en- San German ba-
10 La direction del DR.. Harris. Ell Sc
nor Miller es tesorero de esta institu-
ci6n la cual la Corporation Carne-
gle ha donado la suma de $250,000.
La hija de Carnegie y su esposo es-
tuvieron visitando la Bibhoteca Insu-
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AL LCDO. CAYETANo COLL Y
CUCHI

A Ia reunion, en- donde ell ex-speaker
dijo 10 que yo publique en- Ell MUNDO,
fui llamado por Ell seflor Dlaz Collazo
De otra manera no me hubiera acer-
cado ALI.
81 recogi para Ell MUNDO las ma
nifestaciones que hizo ali Ell sef1or
Coll y Cuchf, fu6 porque entendf que
no Sc retractaria de elias "a horas des-
pues, por Ia valentia con que las di-
10, asegurando que tenia Ell respaldo de
$50 delegados la Asamblea.
St yo hubiera sospechado que ESQ
era I'm "bluff'' de tan apreciado ami
go mio, claro esta que yo no 10 hubie-
ra puesto nj en- evidencia nj en- RI
diculo. Pero yo cref que 10 que el de-
cia era cierto.
Vera ell seilor Coll como en- ell future
no me ocurrira NADIA igual.
Alfredo VARGAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25

LA CoMIsIoN DE REPARACIONEs
EsTUDIARA LAS REsPUESTAs DE
ToDoS LOS PASSES AL INFoRME
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AB-DELKRIM POR MEDIC DE IN
GLATERRA INVITA- A ESPANA A
TERMINAR LA GUERRA DE
MARRUECOS

LoNDREs, abril "a. (Cable fran
ces) .-Obdel-krim, jefe de los rebel
des marroquies, ha invitado por media
ci6n de Inglaterra Espafia a que ter
mine la guerra que durante tanto item
po Sc viene uevando a cabo en- Ma
rruecos. El Jefe rebelde, ofrece en-
War un embajador para discutir las
condolences de paz sin tratar la cues
tion de la Independence del Riff
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-25
LA RUTA DEL AvIADoR NGLES
AL REDEDOR DEL MUNDo

KARAcHI, abril "a. (Cable fran
c6s).-M. Nc. Laren aviador ingles que
Sc propono dar Ia vuelta al mundo en-
aerop ano, ha aterrizado en- esta ciu-
dad (Karachi, Bombay, India) las
seis de la maiiana.
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lar, cuyo edifc.o fue donado por su
padre. Sc rostro encantada de la isla,
de sus bellezas y de SUI progreso sa-
tisfecha de que su padre lie hubiera he
cho tan valioso donativo nuestra ca
pital.
Frente al retrato del se1or Carnegie
que So encuentra la entrada de la
Biblioteca, la sei1ora Miller estuvo un
ratio en- muda contemplacion; pero al
fijarse en- una de las manos, exclam6
sorprend;da:
les raro-dijo--yo no recuerdo que
mi padre usara nunca sortijas v sin
embargo tiene una en- ese retrato'
Los esposos Miller regresaron al
Notte en- el vapor del jueves.
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ultima HORA

Anoche, las diez, varios Detec-
tlves de San Juan penetraron en- ell
Jockey Club" del nuevo Hipodromo
LAS Casas" y procedieron a detener
a numerosas personals que Sc halla-
ban ALI reunidos, alegando que asis-
tian a una exhibition de boXeo, 10
cual esta prohibido en- Puerto Rico.
Entire las personas detenidas Sc
nos informa que Sc hallaban los Sc
ilores Igno. Pena garicano, don Nico-
las Santini, Lcdo. Ruiz de Val, Lcdo.
Gimenez Sicard6, DR.. Garcia Uba-
ri, DR.. Pereira Leal, Lcdo. Acosta Y
Costa Purcell, etc..
En- cuanto a los supuestos boxea-
dores, sc nos informa que tan prom
to Sc dieron cuenta de la situacion
no esperaron la decision del "refe-
ree", dandose la fuga precipita-
damente por aquellos matorrales de
Dios.
A la hora en- que escribimos estas
lineas, las 10 II, unos s detectives
rodean ell Jockey Club.
Nos informa, ademas, el Sr. Ojeda
(el Brujo) que ell famoso "Uvita" Sc
hallaba entire los muchos espectado-
res del match, siendo uno de los
primeros que puso pies en- polvorosa.
Varias personas que lie conocian, en-
tire ellos ell propio Ojeda, vieron CO.
mo ell fugitive de la justicia sali6
huyendo, como alma que lleva el
Diablo, al notar la presencia de la
Policia.
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DE Los ExPERTos

PARIS, abril "a. (Cable Frances) =
La Comision de Reparaciones ha decidi-
do estudlar las respuestas de los go
biernos al informe del Comite de Ex-
pertos, antes de reunirse de nuevo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
SENATE 0. KS
INQUIRY INTO
SPECULATIONS
Adopts Ladd Resolution Di.
recting Report From Sec
rotary of Agriculture

Washington, Jan 8. (By the A. Po
The first action at this session of
Congress to aid the farmers was
taken today by the Senate when it
adopted the Ladd resolution regard
ing wheat spectators. The measure
directs Sec. Wallace to publish find
ings of the grain futures administra-
ton as to position on the wheat
market taken by thc well known
professional spectators and the
members of the large future COM
mission houses Of the Chicago Board
of Trade
Meantime both senate and house
agricultural committees heard repre-
sentativcs of farm organizations on
the Morri; Sinclair bill for creation
Of a sl00,000,000 government corpor-
alton to purchase and sell farm sup
plies with view to increasing and
stabilizing prices.
An export corporation to dispose
of surplus crops was urged in the
house bv Rep. Lcavitt. Republican
of Montana, in discussing farming
conditions in the Northwest.
Wheat farmers have been and are
losing their farms or suffering set
backs hardly less severe. he said be-
cause of decline in the price of
their products while comparatively
high level has been maintained in
prices of commodities they must buy
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Hunting jack rabbits has proved
great sport for New Englanders. The
community has established what is
claimed to be 4 worlds record-1,-
$50 rabbits in one hunt.
The pictures above show enormous
piles of jack rabbits slain by the
hunters. The hunt was conducted by
the Town Crier's club. A team Of
so hunters captained by T. J.. Stan
bye won IA silver loving cup by
bringing in about 800 more rabbits
than a similar team headed by Her
man Zachow
The primary purpose of the hunt
was to reduce the ravages to forage
crop caused by rabbits. 1t is stated
that one rabbit eats up about 100
pounds o. forage IN 4 year. Consc-
uuently the hunt, it is estimated,
saved about $50 tons Of forage crops.
Fifth and Biggest Hun.
The event was the fifth rabbit hunt
to be held in New England territory.
The previous record hunt was in 1917
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
FORGE BLOWER
USED IN RESCUE

New England, y. d., Jan. S.-un-
conscious for at least four hours
at Ire bottom Of II 63 foot we'll ana
then revived by fresh air forced
through a string of piping by a
blacksmith's forge blower was the
experience CT Eric y. Ericsson. well
driler here. Ericsson had finished
digging n we'll at the George De-
Walt farm and went into the well
at $50 o'clock in the afternoon to
clean it out. He reached the bot
tom and shouted alright but a
short time later when DeWalt,
alone on his farm. called to him,
Ericsson failed to answer.
peWaM lowered a lantern at the
end of u cord and the fame was
eXtinguiLled by gas.
Neigh bOrs We're summoned and
help asked from New England.
John Matthews, local bld cksmith
ru@led to the farm with load of
piping and a forge bellows. Fresh
air was pumped down t. Ericsson
who eventually revived sufficiently
TO tie a rope lowered to him about
his body and DE raised to the sur
f3ce after five hours in the well.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
LABOR BODY
MEETS HERE

Grand Forks. Jan. s. - The ex-
ecutive board of the North Dakota
State Federation of Labor will hold
quarterly meeting in the Nc
kenzie Hotel at Bismarck next
Sunday. Charles Johnson, score
tary-treasurer. announced.
The local people will attend this
meeting in the capac city OF officers
OF the organization. They are
Mrs. Margaret Froats. second vice
president of the state federation
and secretary Of the local Trades
e'1lt Labor Assembly, and Mr..
Johnson. who is also president OF
the local assembly.
Included in the work to be dealt
with at the meeting will he di Gus
SONS relative to the holding of the
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when 1870 rabbits were killed, there
being so hunters on Il side on that
occasion also. In this years hunt
many rabbits were shot by the light
of auto headlights.
The total weight of the rabbits
killed was about 25 tons. 1t is csti-
mated that more than 81 900 worth Of
ammunition was used.
With freight rates high and no
market for the rabbits, the commit
tee in charge could find no place to
ship them. However, they were
hauled out BY the wagon load by
farmers to feed to their chickens and
hogs.
The hunt was followed by big
community banquet, attended by
nearly $50 people and served by the
women of the st. Mary's Altar guild.
Then came community singing and
toasts covering methods and expert
ences OF the hunters, diversitication.,
North Dakota resources, and COM
munity cooperation and good will.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
"a SEEK,POSITION
D. B. E.. GIRL WINS

Within a week of her arrival in
Los Angeles, Calf. Louise Whit
son, a graduate Of Dakota Business
College, Fargo, N. D., secured a
position with the Marine Corpo-
ration, that IA girls were trying tor.
Hannah Kovala, another u. b.
c. girl, after three days in Chicago
obtained a fine place with the Chi
cago Engineering Corp. 1t speaks
we'll for Dakota training that
graduates are given preference in
big cities where competition is keen,
''Follow the Successful" En-
roll Monday. Write today to +.
L. Watkins, Pres, 500 Front T.,
Fargo, N. d., for terms, CO
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
KIDDER BANKS.
STRENGTHENED

Steele. n. ID , Jan. 8.-With the
closing Of the meeting of the new
directors and new personnel Of the
First National bank Of Steele, and
also the First National bank of Tut
tie one of the strongest financial in
stitutions in the state has been ere
atcd it is believed
The following were among the
fnanciers of outside who took active
part in the organization of the
two banks: II J Rusch of Fargo,
vice president Of the Northern Ma
tional bank OF Fargo, also vice pres
dcnt of the North Trust Co of Fargo.
VIM. Stern, president Of Alex Stems
Co, also o. Fargo. and p. c. Helm
ark, formerly with the Minneapolis
National bank
The following officers and directors
were elected
II. j. Rusch, president; l.. Dorm
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
CARRY OVER
SHOALS BILL
House Military Affairs Com
mittce POstpones Sale
Discussion

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. The house
mil tary committee today postpon "a
until next Tuesday further consider
at on OF Icgislat on dealing VIA dis
position uf government property at
Mu Hcs Shoals, Alabama 1t is plan
ned to begin brief hearing, then
with members o. Congress interest
cd in the matter opening the as
cussi"u.
Members Of the committee SAID
they were unwilling to 90 back over
ground already co,crcd IN hearings
tut thut every opportunity would pc
given for present ton of nc" pro-
poyals for purchase on Development
Of thc project
Rcprcscntati,cs OF Henry Fond
will have an opportunity to appear
before the committee.
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acker, vice president; f. D. Jones,
cashier; directors: II j Rusch. l..
Dorracksr, /. ID. Jones, A. T. Rob
inson, JOAN Storey, lla'o.d Taylor,
VIM Stem, for the First National
bank Of Steele The officers ion >nc
Tuttle Nat onal bank are: II j.
Ru sch. president; l.. Dornackcr, vice
president; a. F. Fir, cashier. Direc-
tor: II j Rusch, l.. Dornackcr,
a. T. Fir, +. ID. Jones, A X. Rob
inson, John StIey an! VIM. Stern
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08

receiver in the above entitled 1cticl
by Order of the Court. dated Jan
uary 9Th, 1924. that pursuant to said
Order and the authority contained
therein the undersigned will offer
for sale, and sell, at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash. ONLY
that certain White Bus, Model 1922
which is owned by and is the prop
erty of the parties to this action.
That said sale will be held and made
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Bismarck, Burlei,h
County. North Dakota, on the 1861
day of January, 1924, at the hour of
, o'clock u. NJ. Of said day; and that
a bill of sale will be issued and de-
liveHed to tho purchaser thereof con-
veying title thereto free from all
encumbrances, liens, or demands
whatsoever.
Dated this Sth day Of January,
1924.
J. i. WAGNER.
Receiver.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
TELLS DAKOTAN
OF PRICE PAID
FOR HIS TURKEY

New York, Jan. S.-Otto Schulz OF
Little Ferry's. n. j.. is wrltin- a
,opy Iettcr to william Shane Of Man
Vile, n. D.. who raised the TURKEY
the Schulz family ate to celebrate
the arrival of the New Year.
In stuffing the bird, which cost her
46 cents a pound, Mrs. Schulz foind
= note from Mr. Shane.
Dear Friends" it said. i sofa
this turkey for % cents pon"o'
Please write me what you paid.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08

amount OF liquor said to have been
found on hitn-16 gallons OF moon
shine.
A jury, with Judge Jansonius
presiding, today was hearing the
case OF c. T. Bratton against w.
&. Hoerr, involving farm wages.
Judge Jansonius will 90 to James
town tomorrow to preside at the
court term there while Judge COT
few will return to Bismarck to-
night to complete the term here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08

thirteenth annual convention Of the
federation, which will be held at
Bismarck during May. The 1923
convention was held in this city
Other matters to be taken ltp at the
meeting will be of routine bust
ness nature, MIR. johnson said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
HOTEL MEN
FOR LOAN BILL

Grand Forks. Jan. :. - Re olu-
tinus ulgirg the pass tgc CT the
pDrtuc So NOrbeck livestock loan
bill VIII be presented this after
mn 10 tre NortA Dlko Hotel
and Restaurant Mems AssCcid on
in session here today. About 40
members of the association were
here for the morning session oni
more were expected to arrive this
AL q NOON.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
DRY VIOLAT0R
GETS SIX MOS.
Also Fined $500 by Judge
JansOnius in Court Here

Anton U,r:ch, brought down
from Mclean county. pleaded
guilty to violating the dry laws
before Judge Jansonius of district
court last night. and was senten-
ced to serve six months in Jail,
fined $500 and directed 80 pay $50
costs. Ulrich got more than the
minimum sentence because Of the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
Ask Protection
OF Missionaries

St. Louis, Jan. 8.-The United
Christian Missionary society Chris
ton church, will probably ask the
state department to make inquiries
as to the safety Gf Christian church
missionaries at Batang, it was said
at headquarters of the society here
today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08

This is General NJ. NJ. Giguez, one
of the rebel leaders in Mexico, who
has declared his forces are to stay
in the field until General Gales is
eliminated as presidential candi-
date. He scored several important
victories in the early stages of the
revolt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-08
CHINESE HELD
FOR SMUGGLING

St. Paul, Jan. S.r-Threc Chinese
were arrested in New York Monday
in connection with the seizure Of
$50, 600 worth of opium made here
January /. according to word re-
ccivcd here today by federal author
tiles. The three were arrested when
they appeared to inquire about the
shipments which originated in Seat
tic.
Road Tribune Want AdS
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ASSAILS BOX
PEACE PLAN

Washington. Jan. s. The Box
peace plan and Elihu Root, chair
man of the committee on awards,
was assailed in the Senate today
by Senator Mccormick. Illinois.
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nanv which has been prominently
mentioned in connection with the
Teapot Dome Investigation IN
Washington today was suspended.
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COLDS
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Breaks a Cold Right Up

Take two tablets every three hours
until three doses are taken. The
first dose always gives relief. The
second and third doses completely
break up the cold. Pleasant and
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or opiates. Millions use "Pape's Cold
Compound" Price, thirty-five cents.
Druggists guarantee it.
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NOTICE OF SALE or Personal
PROPERTY OF RECEIVER

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
ty of Burleigh. In District Court,
Fourth Judicial District.
Mabel Schrivcr, Plaintiff, -. {.
A. Johnson, Defendant
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed a.
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SUSPEND TRADING

New York. Jan. S.-Trlding on
the New York curb market in the
stock of the Mammoth Oil Com