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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Distance Milk Delivery
BY HERBERT QUICK

where else. II has Only 70 !
handed efficiently.
Ttisa thing laden With b.s,.
20 the people Or. z. v. Mucs
lum In his greatest Of al dls,,
books The Newer Kngxl.ss.k
Nutrition diarpsrsl shsvs
that milk ana butter a..
; only foods ayaiiabls wbieb :.
make good The DEFICIENCIES 800.
foods upon which ciyiizsd
are starving iH the midst n
seems 20 be plenty. re ~,
why too
Many have had the belle. ia,
milk and butter are thu
tertiye foods against dlsts1
rorE but MeCollum tells
they are. lie merely shown a.
results Of trying al the fo,s,
out. He gays that psopls ssi
tho average diet on which
izeI peoples are breaking d.,
ought 70 drink AZ .least a ou,4
81 milk Tor each adult. and -,
literally Of the salad plants u.h
thin green leaves There A.
certain yitamins in milk vhs
are not 20 be had In sutIa.r.
quantity for human uses in an
other food.
The dairy business from u.
farmers' viewpoint can Be o,,-
done. But n people would or.
sumo the milk they need. II eo..
not be.
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2? Answers to Your Questions !? ?

Q. Where was Richard Bnrthel-
mess educated7
A. At Trinity college. Hartford.
Conn.
Q. What does the name Rosoanne
mean?
A. a graceful rose.
Q. When was Ladysmith relieved
during the Boer war?
j. February 2s, 1900.
@. What are the various hands,
according to their rank, in draw
poker?
A. Royal FusH. straight Dush,
four Of a kind. fun house, flush.
straight. three Of a kind, itco pairs,
n pair.
@ Can you give n description Of
THO TARA worn by the pope?
4. The tiara. a high cap Of gold
cloth, eHcircIed bv three coroaets.
u5th a mound aud cross Of gold al
lie Top. Is the triple crorH Of ne
Dopc. 10 Is ornamented iCith pre-
cious stones and pearls. and Is
decorated Nth three royal diadcms
~ IS tcithout inscription. a sum-
boltc meaning has been fond IN
the triple crotrT, az representing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

tar ra-e interests
AZ ono la.af ST. T3ugrf1s
read a tHfrrr from Senator H9ls
re'a no uruHs written ia ia5,
lE. asking for Isflrmafiol o.
EsrlIHE aa Oh leases 90
usfaE reserve fauls sfl'iuE fEaf
Do aaI HHf alanf
70 t
TO f letter ueEtg
stating t44f he Eur a4IHHr
about naval a. leases ta1'
entire matter had been TUNED
over 20 Fa department
See fEs previous Oeta Dem
by had written Fau asking f1T
on records ~ On IeaEE for ne
ris ana haa received them
There b. only one word ra De-
scribe letters ~ this kind said
r1mFrrna and ! cannot Use b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

IaE u9t only properly worth
fIe-.a GOO r1a. and Of an ultimate
value or $3.50 900 g51 saauI uat
receive |HaIr Is column ~ HHsHe
bra mo biggest daily or
Loo Angeles where che traI H
.u progress white tle UaIIm1rH
ruart- decision ON Erue urra
retr n whole UaEr
The fact remains that thE most
sinister story - are oprr1ueue
- modern government aud Ihe
uaitml influence ~ money iu
roysmmsut haa been told in
Judge Mccormick court during
thi past three weeks
Dohsuy dii NOT 50 upon ths
stand but both Roberts and
Pumerruo pointed out that Do
heny had offered Secretary Fall
profitable employment When no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Smoking Room
Stories

HT WENT into a barber shop
Il about three weeks ago said
a man IN the smoker, who looked Il.
and / had one or those musical
BARRIERS who Elyo concerts with
their Shavea. II cxaSperatcd INC
not q little bit and / grew a BIT
sarcastic.
who is your favorlte com.
poser
'Minc7 Why, Rossinl'
AN You were the Barber OF
Seville before sou came 10 Amer.
lea
Pardon me, air. I am from
Spain. all right: but before I took
up ~barbcrlnE, ! was a bull fighter. ("
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
MAS NEW GIRL

Maggie. go and seo II tho cakes
done. stick n knife IN Il. It's done
n tho knife comes out entirely
clean"
Maggie departed. Some minutes
later sho returned beamlng.
"T1ho knife como out rs clean as
a whistle" gbo said, 80 l put The
rest OF tho knives in II, and The
forks and spoons. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
-- FABLES ON HEALTH
SCHOOL AGE" FOOD

should be two vegetables. at lsas.
one which should he potatoes ~
dessert custard. ginger bread g
cookies, or fruit are suggested
In the evening a good suggests
is milk toast or rice or maczrr
with bread and milk. Have so
vegetable whether in soup or psrs
Also eggs can be used in variSa
forms. II not directly served the
can be put in puddings or soups e
served poached or scrambled. HfH
a simple dessert. such as si1T7
bread or stewed fruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
MaySimplifyTaX Collection
BY LOWELL

those In the collectors offices
would know something about tho
lumber industry. IN tho stock
raising districts they would
know something about cattle and
sheep and hogs. Much tmo now
taken ~ IN explanations might
DO saved, u Is urged.
As the CouzenH committee has
the methods used BY the income
tax office spread before n. the
proponents Of decentralization
feel sure is advantages win be.
come clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
We're Getting Sweeter

A BOUT 10 pounds Of sugar n year is
n now eaten by the average American
in the form Of candy. lie consumes nearly
seven additional pounds in ice cream and
soft drinks.
The nation is eating around 100 pounds
of sugar a year for every man, woman
and child. The figure was "a pounds be-
fore the war. Prohibition is the main
reason. people trying to get from sugar
the stimulant formerly bottled in bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

WHEN school age has been
w reached particular attention TO
the food should be giyor.
A good breakfast Is essential, a
substantial midday meal and a light
supper arc advised by food experts.
Thus, an ideal food program for
n school child would be something
like this.
Cereal. well cooked. Milk with
bread and butter. Eggs, bacon and
fruit II desired.
Noon meal: Bread and butter.
milk. meat or fish or eggs. There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

GOOD times are returning-fat pocket
u books for everybody. A business boom
is under way. Many conservative bank
erS and industrial leaders are even pre-
dieting that ahead lies prosperity such
as this country never before knew except
in the boom that followed the world war.
Maybe they are expecting too much. But
al signs point TO a tremendous revival OF
trade,
S s s
The stock market for several months
has been betting on a coming business
boom. Recently. sales of stocks and bonds
on the New York stock exchange exceeded
al previous records, with average prices
of securities the highest in eight years.
Individual spectators frequently guess
wrongly. But the market itself never
does. II anticipates general business con
ditions by "A period of from four TO six
months-rising ahead Of booms, ~eollapsing
ahead Of hard times.
s S 5
Last summer the iron and steel indus
try ~Stagnated. Its production Sagged 10
about half of mill capacity. But now the
output is rising swiftly. In October the
nations production of pig iron was 2,d77.-
I27 tons, compared with only 1,7s4,S99
tons in July.
This rate of gain, continued, would find
the steel industry running full blast and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
A Thought

BE Sc kind one 10 another, ienaf
hearted, forEiving n another. era
a. God for Christ's sake hath ir
given you.-Eph. iv.:3g.
TUE universe Is but one rfez, c;y
l. full OF beloved ones. divine an.
human. by nature endeured to es.
other.-Epictetus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

.r
rrr1 HHsa ~ ts
fgr Err t5r
FT1at rsusa H4aa
tanks ore 10 fea
q country faI af Jamz
~ mo- b.
even IfH azrrIts q
q ueff- ~ f.u
erg aar excuse for
aat f 10 rna6s
ana TaI rg rgt orer -
before rag could he non1s
Iu violation ~ tls Lutte
Thus rage ~ page has
srlb.r s.1Ig t9e1 reysalss
pl1Iiriiy men laugh Etn
spa-la'ol gaau ngt -
bier re-l after al g.
raey o. blt aa frpsumenr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Frances Faith

GERMAN government recently floated
VI a loan in France. II was Il small
loan, as such things go-about Sl5,000.-
900. But the French investor grabbed il
and it scared to a premium on the Paris
bourse-above its face value. Meantime
French securities were quoted very low,
far below par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
Mnrtn.2

THE unidentified Jap, who committed
i suicide in protest against exclusion of
Japanese from America, will lie in state
in a military cemetery alongside heroic
generals. They have made him Il hero and
martyr.
With Japs, patriotism is a form Of re-
ligious fanaticism. That viii be Japan's
greatest strength in any future war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

the authority Of the pope orcr tho
church "miiitaHt ~crpeciant and tri-
umphaHt."
@. What is the population Of
Pittsburg7
A. The 1890 census shotrcd $751;
SIS.
@ What city first constructed
subways7
A. london. tehicIt began such con-
strHctioHs In 1858. This underground
road ran from Edgcr1rc 10 Kings
Cross. From this beginning there
tcere finally produced flUo lines
knopn as the Metropolitan railicnv
and the Metropolitan District rail-
toaU. the greater part Of iohich
construction tras finished prior 10
1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

An old barroom and tavern has
been converted into a church seating
800 persons in Elkton. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
MIR. DAVIS MAY HAVE

been somewhat, heavy hceled in a
political race, but he certainly
knoVa how TO tear IN az "A flower
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

THERE arc many. many places where it's fun to read folks faces. for
4 the study Is an interesting thing. When a PERSONS mind Is fearful or
perhaps ther heart is cheerful, you can tell IT, cause the face viii have
its ring.
eNpreaslons tel you that's the way they feel Whom a smle Is alyly play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

Gditsrs Nptst lac huthar ~
tbts article fuFmFrlB vita fEv
stare aahluEtsn hursnu. at-
frnaFd she triat ln tHs AnEH
- uhtFh thr EsRFFamtnt aakrd
she Euurt 60 fHrrr e. a. HnhFUr4
nAi mnauatrs 90 rriurn thr nnRat
nti la california; iraasd
% nuhTns b. fsFfasF s~rrFefHFr
eft hftFF tatt led received
aine5nfa iu = httis BLACK bas
frees nahrags
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

ONE NEW SENATOR USED TO
be a glass blower aud. naturally
enough. the senate appealed 10 his
ambition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

You can get an answer TO
u any question OF fac, or In
formation by writing Tho Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1929
New York ave. Washington, ID.
c., and incloslng ? cents In loose
stamps for reply. Nc medical
legal or marital advice. Per.
sonal replies. confidential. al
letters must be signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26
.Oun OppoNENTS IN A,IER.

lcn are getting II IN the neck" Pus.
syfoot johnson, prohihiuonist. And
they arc. by way or tho mouth.
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NJ. II. ~PORIEREIELn

Mo matter hgw Judge Paul
~ Mccormack decides thi.u8
heuy caFe. o. viii De- appealed 20
tAe a. g. supreme court. and We
may have another one u those
nysto-fpur decisions which have
tended 90 illuminate che pages ~
our history,
II D. "a queer enough com,
msntafy ou democratic govern,
ment that "a case like this. inyolY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

ing and with mirth the lips
arc swaying there's no
doubt but that there's hap.
plness that's real.
Even on n busy corner
you can spot tho s~our-facod
scorner, who with trouble
always travels hand In
hand. Why, he makes ones
heart seem bulky with his
looks forever sulky. Where
no goes the flame Of som.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-26

Iake q tip now here's an carful-why not let your face be cheerful?
After all you've done n big thing If you do. what your fac Is ALWAYS
patching % a thing youli find is catching. Let the milton smile by catch.
copyright 1924, for Tho starr
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EeFrHm Asa
ard ruirel
tgEU
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

les han sido agotados. Ahora no iInpe-
ra mas que la dictadura ''la Ultima
MEDIA de devotion. Decimos con Pa
trick Henry seDadnos la libertad la
muerte''.
dictadnra ia ultima medida de de-
yocion'. .Decimos con Patrick Hen i,
'Dadnoss la< hbertad la muerte''.
Las inscripciones Sc han venido ee-
lebfando con mucha anterioridad a no
viembre y el gob:erno la colnetido atco
pellos nunca vistos en- los co,egios elcc-
torales De acuerdo con las inscripcio-
mes celebradas, alrededor del 5000 de
Ia poblacion de la isla, aparece como
votantes Iegales. Los unioAistas qulo-
ren ganar usando todos los lnedios. On
general Butler, con una excelente bri-
gada de nlarinos en- cada eoIegio cleo
toFal es 10 que Sc necesita sfno, qu1en
saba cual sera el final de este estaCo
do 'cosas?
NO esCamos eXagerando. EsCdmos ps1
tando la situacion tai y como es. No
podemos probar nuestras airnaciones
con aftdavits, p cuaIqu.er otro doca-
mentc legal Sin embargo es Ia verde
y m caso de .sentido coznIln. Dejad lua
Sc haga una investigator. Ellos 81.
bran encontrar Ia verdad 81 10 desoan.
Este articuIo esta dir1gido al pueblo
americana al Congreso. Que haraa
cilos7 FL escritor es vn nativo de Puer-
to Eico, que ha levado el khaki como
ohciaI de- los Estados Unidos. Lleva-
mos nuestro case al tribunal mas alto
de los Estados Unidos: el Congreso,
Perderemos nuestra fe en- nrestra ma
cion, la naci6n cuya bandera juramo5
defender7 Ell Congreso contestant.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
Maravi|O-
50 desCu-
rimlentO
De .un qu1rnico
americana
Por fin los calvos
tendrdn pelo

Despues de machos amos de expe.
rimentos con drogas, lnasajes electricos,
ETC., un quimico norteamericano de la
Farenga Sales Co., de Nueva York ha
dado con Ia formula que positivamente
hace crecer el pelo y destruye la cal
vicie mas cr6nica. Los resultados po-
sitivos de personas que estaban per-
diendo ell cabello y de calvos que ha-
bian probado etres meflicamentos, Sc
cuentan por muehos miles. Este ma
ravilloso producto es una locion y to-
nico para ell cabello de perfume suave
Y agradable, compuesto de extractos
vegetables, y cuya formula ha sido pa
tentada en- la oficina de Patentes Gle
Washington Su no1nbre comercial es
PoLYMoL.
Las razones principales por cuales
ell PoLYMoL hace crecer ell cabello
son las siguientes:
10 Es TN anticeptico y tonico po-
dereso Y un egernlicida efeaz que mata
Ell gernien que produce la caIvicie.
2o.- No contiene grasa nj aceite que
son las sustancias que producer La
caspa Y por tanto provocan la caida
del cabello.
So.- No contiene alcohol que hace
bianquear ell cabeilo prodaciendo las
canas.
otra propiedad importante del PO-
LYMoL es que snaviga ell pelo riso y
encrespado v da brillo al cabello, man
teniendolo psinado.
El PoLYMoL estira de la manera
mas eflcaz el pelo encrespado.
Este maravilloso producto Sc vcnde
en- todas las Farmacias, tiendas i'm
portantes y barberias de San Juan y
La isla por Ell m6dico precio de so so Ell
frasco de 1l2 onzas S1.oo ell frasco
de 3 onzas.
No deje de probar, hoy nismo, con
un frasco de PoLYMoL no acepte
ningun otro sustituto. Advt.
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1QUIERE GANAR MAS DINERo7
APRENDA A EsCRIBTR HIsToRIAs
PARA Ell CINE. Mande cinco dollars
y vuelta de correo le enviaremos nues
tro Curse de Tnstrucciones en- espahol :,
Tambien nos hacemos cargo de Ia ira
ducci6n al ingl6s, crftica, correction y
presentation en- la forms tecnica de ar
gumentos historias escritos en- Caste
llano. Nuestros precios son razonables
v nuestros servicios esmerados. UNI
We al pHoTOPLAY SERVICE.
Box 55 Trinity Station, New York Oh
ty. Pa
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&c VENDE: caoba en- tabla y ta-
blones a $4,000 millar. Cedro en-
tabla Y tablones a $4,000 millar.
Traviesas de 6x6 6xS 78 cts, tra-
viesa. Postes para cercas a I35 cts.
Piezas para desvios de 0 a 10 pies
a $3.50 cada una. Dirijase: N. Lopez
Landr6n, Stop 271a, TEL 4O7 negro.
Santurce. P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

NOS MUDAIoS: La rntdaaza de aues
tro estabieein1iento para los bajos iol
sr. Martinez Llonin, Sc efectuaYa fl
mes de este mes, v ALI venderemos
nt1y bafatc, pero los precios cue tene-
mos durante estos dias pzecedentes al
cambio, en- Telas, Trajes para caballe-
ros y niflos sombreros, zapatos. crista-
lerias. losa Y articulos de Rierro esHai-
tado estan fuera de toda competencia.
yisitenos para que Sc aso1nbre, estsmos
rega1ando Ia mereancia. ''La Borin-
quen', Silva, MARTINEZ e. Co. 8. en- Q.
Rio Piedras. p r. p
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ANUNCIOS ECONOMICOS

Ell "ARCODoL" es una preparation
excelente para reeonstituir oI organls-
mo gastaao. Tiene aceite de Bacaiao
con Extracto. de Malta. Pidalo en- su
Farmacia. Sd
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

CUARTILLAs DEL DE-. con v Tss-
to- Los derechos pasivos de los macs
tros de escuela puertorriquenos, dss-
pues de 1898.
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PARA LAS PERSONALS De
BlIFN GUST()

Confeccionamoso toda clase de pla-
tos especiales para comidas, banque-
tes, jiras, ETC.. etc. como janI6n plan
chado, pavos t4aafados, ensaladas de
polio, de frutas Y de otras clases, pe-
lentas, galantinas, hallacas (venezola-
nas) sandwiches, biscochos variados,
dulees en- almibar infnidad 6e pla-
azul Santurce
tos al gusto del cliente.- Telefono 1872
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

CABALLo De SILLA. Por ausentarse
su due1o sc vende barato an caballo
de silla, de paso fno, joven, sano y
de buena alzada. Puede verse en- Ell
pessbre de La CoIeetiva, en- Miramar.
5-5
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Avisanos al pdbhco que "a he.
mos rebaiado la tarifa de los pre-.
clos de fotoeraba1os. Perfection
y rapiiez. Puerto Rico nustra.
s'o" San xea6 1Tn q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

Sc VENDE casa concrete compuesta
de sala, cuatro habitaciones, comedor,
coeina, bano, etc. Habitaeion separada
para servidumbre. Solar de 1000 me-
tros, rodeado de palmas de cocos, Ger
ca del mar. Avenida Huicy, Parada AZ,
Condado. Para information dirigirse a
R. M. Apartado $40, San Juan, o per-
Territorial, San Juan, de II a. III.
Il a p. m. 5-S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

Sc VENDE un autom6vil ''Paige" en-.
maenificas condolences. Un Piano Auto
nlatico con sus records. Una maquin1-
LA Corona" portatil. Para informes
dirfjase a tel6fono c35 Rojo, Santur-
ce. $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

Sc ALQUILAN dos pisos grandes. pro-
pios para oficina. hotel, fabricas apar
tamentos de famiIia. En- 10 mas centrl.
co de San Juan. San Francisco SO. Ro-
driguez Blanco v Co. Tel. 144s, p. u.
Box 1903. 5--1ys
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

TENGo un local espl@ndido para ne
gocio y viviendas frescas en- buenas
condolences c6modas. Tengo precios
desde $22 hasta S42 mensuales. San
Agustin, Stop 6 y media informara:
Manuel Rodriguez en- la misma casa
No. 10Y. 5-s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

MUEBLEs vENEZoLANos: Sc ven
den por menos Gle la mitad del costo
por ausentarse su duefo un ropero de
tres lunas, I'm peinador, una mesa de
noche y un escritorio de sonora, de
maderas fnas venezolanas. Pueden
verse en- la mueblerfa de Ricardo Ro-
drigHez. Salvador Brau No. 73. 5-5
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cOLoCACIoN: Desea colocarse en-
casa comercio, como viajante depen-
diente mostrador IS aiios de practica
en- el rano. Referencias las que de-
seen. Para informe: Jesns Rivera, Ba-
rranQuitas. P. R. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

HUEvoS PARA INCUBAR de famo-
sas PoNEDoRAs WHITE LEGHoRNs
1.5o Y So Docena. Fertilidad garanti-
saGa. Berta Poultry Yards, Frente
Ielesia, Playa Ponce 5-12
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

DESEANDO adquirir aceiones del
Banco "San Juan' Sc avisa los
personas que degeen vender accio-
mes, Sc dirijan a Jose 0ller, Apar-
tado 954, Palacio st. Santurce, p. r.
E--f6
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Sc ALoUILA una casa de concrc-
to en- la Parada Is santurce, prec:o
m6dico, sitio fresco. F. MENDIA-
Tel. 12 San Juan. 4-28.
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AGENpEs AlFFLRACI0NEs9i vende
1000 marcos fuss l6x20 Gun ytdr4os q
81. 80 en l0tes de mas. EEAyasitea
Frame Co, Areei6o, p. \
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JloVEN practice intehgente, puede
dar las referencias Sc le exijan; desea
colocarse Concrete, cualquier pueblo
Isla. Dirijase Box 116, Juncos, p. r.
5-23
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-29
The Women Voters Speak

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-29
MINNESOTANS PAYING
SMALL AUTO TAXES.
SURVEY DISCLOSES THAT
LEVIES IN AVERAGE STATE
ARE ABOUT FOURTH
HIGHER.

Any wrong impression among
readers of The Miner that a high tax
is being collected on automobiles in
Minnesota may be corrected by fig
ures from a recent national investi-
cation made by the st. Paul Asso-
citation of Public and Business At
fairs for it's car-owning members.
''Most states collect two or three
different taxes on cars and trucks,
while Minnesota has but the single
tax on motor vehicles, and to. that
may be attributed the false idea
quite prevalent in some sections
that Minnesota taxes are high" said
Nickles N. Dimes, the gas tax man.
"They hear that the Wisconsin man
pays a smaller registration fee on
his machine than is collected here
and never learning that he also
pays personal property tax in Wis
consin that about doubles the total
tax, jump to wrong conclusion
that auto taxes are lower there.
The fact is that even with 2-cent
gas tax added, Minnesotans would
be paying less than average taxes
on their cars"
The st. Paul Association sent in
quiries to 48 states and received re-
plies from 81 giving actual taxes on
seven touring car models, except
the gas tax average which was
estimated on figures given by the
Iowa State college. The compari-
sons afforded by the survey are as
fellows:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-29

On the same basis the addition of
2-cent gas tax would leave Min
nesota car owners paying an aver
age tax lower than in most states,
the figures on models in the order
listed above being $18; $31.12;
$43.11; $69.85; $1,000; $1O7.93
and $174.38.' Such tax would
yield 100000 of additional high
way betterments, including those
paid for by tourists using Minnesota
roads.
The advantage in the gas tax lies
in the fact that the owner of the
car driven big mileages must pay
proportionally more, but he is the
biggest gamer in the end because
the better roads will greatly reduce
his car running expense, it was ex-
planned by Nickles N. Dimes, the
gas tax man.