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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16
COBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DE
HACIENDA
A LOS AGRICULTORES DE
CAFE

! La Junta de Revision e Igua-
Iarniento me ha autorizado para
rebaiar EN- un 2Ooo la valera
cion actual de los terrenos de
cate. Actuare de ahora en- ade-
Iante de acuerdo con dicha au-
torizacion, seg1n 10 permita ell
escaso personal con que cuento
y dentro de los Iimitados recur-
SOS de que pueda disponer. sin
que sufran perjuicio los traba-
Jos ordinarios de ,tasaciones Y
retasaciones que Sc IIevan a ca
bo y que son obligatorios y pre-
ferentes de acuerdo con la Ley.
Las contribuciones va impues-
tas y que estan actuaImente CO.
brandose no podran ser rebaja-
das, debiendo pagarse integras
y puntuaImente con suiecion al
procedimiento de cobro que la
Ley senaIa. Atendere sin demo-
ra a cualquier information que
Sc solicite sobre ell particular.
San Juan, p. r., Septiem-
bre II, 1924.
Francisco FANO,
Tesorero INFERNO de Puerto Rico
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A Vo1AR BAJo
Ell "JACHo''.

Ell hecho do que el Partido Prro no
haya podido inscribirse en- Guaysma
es de trascendental importancia, va que
clio les Iynpide figursr en- ell ticket elec.
toral en- dicho distrito. No podran pues
votar. candidatura local, pero quo tam
POGO representsnte Y stnador por cl
distrlto
Y ante osa dificultad. los puros tan
solo les Ireda una soluci6n: votar bajo
ell ''jaCho', con el Partido Socialista.
La prorresa de los puros dc que 81 no
podrian inscribirse votarian con los So
cialistas tendra que hacerse efoctivs
en- verdad, no les qneda otro remedio
81 es que desean sumar votos a Ia coal.
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ParCCe que a Ultima hOra los
purOS han dCSCarlsdO pOI con-
pletO Ia CandidstHTa De don
Roberto II. Todd para COmiSiO-
nadO ReSidenle ea WASHINGTON
Y eStdn COnSiderandO eI nOm-
brC de un doctor muy COHOCIdO
en- eSla capital

Continna sin rcsoiucitn sohrs ~ A.
pete politico. aun essndo ss ests ira
initan6o Ia mayor hreve5ad pssihis
IA question del candidate a Comi ionads
ResideLte on Washington pr D. r1sH
ci6n repubiico sociaiista
Como saben nues;ros fsctorta. p1f
candidates no queda. ~ ane teisieu
tics cvatro para dichs plaza 81 ie
tcres que reina por conocer 81 uombF-
del candidate quo frcute AZ
ilrstre poiitico. Lido. C6rdova Dtviis
han dc poner los rspnblico. sgciaHvaa
os extraordinario. Pero = msnss. Is
tan las posibiHdades cue tisns esda
candidate.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16

Atff. M fthsss faemeFs fss
rhtta. eehasflfa Tfafs - saa
rtnte ssfsfa A. sntHsFaFf. fesfs.
ran uea raa ~ 70 haff ~tet E
tns- a. baafaeHls. aHrrsrs ts
faf rstHfs A. urs asssIs ssarfa
ksa.
Ef roHria fstalar Eafssf Eatr.
tue esfaha tsrea 49, atas A. lm sa.
sssos. iaferstre 81 fa feesfea
teaf6 ~ affrsfa8 ~ fasaseals.
para esHdaslfiss 81 Flaftsi FsFe ~
trataf q haeerie. ftrnifEs 81 setse- =
tian. b. aesastisrea TaFfsff sr @ane.
ilnridfeu.ia A. tssa naaefa. - fFs
lifara sus pFepssifes = tafaarsr
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UNA cANpIpAruRA NuEvA

A juzgar per Ia impression qus a. %
dido -eeoger el reporter. psrscs qus .
Ultima hora. los puros han dsseartads
por complete Ia candidsturs ds don NJ
barto II Todd. a quisn eonsidsraa csma
inrustituible para Alcaids
En- cambi9. sabsmos aus .o $50
considerable sacramento. a nymbrs ds
an conosido doctor do ezta eapit4i. aua
a Ultima hora tiene graades probabiii
dades de recibir u designation. No g.
seOsos de adelantar los sconsscimiensos.
esperaTemOs ol curso De les misuos en-
10 que rNspecta = csta nneva candida
tu-a.
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"a COwTENz0 "A
TRAGEnIA

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ane tanabisn ssfsaa ref sFlsltsa FL
ftdeaares. - - 49, 80 80 ssaa
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tfaiabs A. dsfsafef. 81 relifa ra.
h.n. aassn eays af sasis. tsEsss 81
wu pruuia sarwre WaFtaiasHfe
hsrids.
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INGENIEROS CIvILES

Sc necesitan dos, para mensuras, fe
rrocarril, drenaje Y construcciones ell
Central Azucarera. Escriba al aparta-
do No. 1869, San Juan, P. r. dando
experiencia detallada referencias.
Titulo es preferible pero no necesario.
sueldo $125.0O y gastos de hospedaje.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16

Cltimamente hubo una Conferencia
importante en- la oficina del Comisiona
do de Agricultural v Trabaio, Ia cual
asisti0 el seilor Esteves, Comisionado
del Interior. ell seilor Carmelo Honor6
lnisionado de Agricultural Y Trabajo
la C0misi0n Doninicana, que presi-
dc el senior don Jaime Vidal, Tanbien
cstuvo preSente 81 ex-consuf de Santo
Domingo, seilor Socrates NOlascQ Sgel
consul actual "a
FL tema de la nlisnla fu6 la actual le-
gislacion obrera EN- Puerto Rico. Tam
bi6n Sc trat6 sobre distintos problemas
agricOIas v comerciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16
Ell LCDO. GEIGEL
ES Ell CULPABLE.

Els sabido de todos. que Ell Lcdo. Fer
nando Geigel, es ell Secretario General
del Partido Constitutional Hist6rico. Y
que en- calidad 6e' tai. es, ell encargado
de- t0aas estas cuBstiones de inscripcion
del partido etc.
Al efecto, los puros mandaron = i'm
primir varios millares de peticiones d.
inscrirc'on que eran suministradas a
las distintas poblaciones, seglin las iban
solicitando.
Pero ultimamente. parece que al l.
cenciado Geigel lie disgustaba Ell mode
10, Gecidio introducir algunos canbios
en- la papeleta de inscription, mandan.
do il9primir nuevas papeletas soliei
tudes de inscription del partido.
Y sl hacer dichos cambios. olvidd
por complete. hacer constar ell color del
partido. El nuevo modelo fue enviado
la imprenta, impreso con Ell defecto
en- Guest on. Guayama solicit6 peticio.
mes. Y Sc le administrator defectuosas.
ALA ta.npoco nadie sc fijo Ell Ell de-
fecto, las peticiones fueron radicadas
en- Secretaria Ejecutiva al expirar cI
terminc cue marcaba la ley.
Y entonces fu6 cuando vinieron a
darse cuenta, de que va no habia re
medic, y cue Sc habian quedado sin in7-
cribirse en- Guayama. una. de las ciuda.
des de r1as importancia, ON la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16
ultima HORA
Sc COMPLICA. LA SITUACION
POLITICA EN- PONCE CO.
MITE DE LA
NAZA RENUNCIAR.-RIVERA
ESBRI DICE ES ENEMlGO DE
LA "ALIANZA". -ENERGICA
PROTESTA DE Los PROBA-
BLES ASAMBLEISTAS.
ST.. Director de
EEL MUNDO",

Ponce, Sept. Is, 1924.
Sr. Director de
eel MUNDO",
Confiicto aliancista ponceno agra
vase. Futuros asamblefstas Alcaldo
firmaron petici6n solicitando recon
s;deracion designaciones hechas por
Comite. Comite local pretende impo
merle candidates departamentales fu-
tura administrator la Asamblea
que sera electa noviembre. Asam-
hleistas futuros protestan dictadura
Comite ademas impugnan candida
tura Gelpi para Director instruction
alegando inmoralidad ilegalidad, por
ser Gelpi miembro Comite habiendo-
Sc propuesto votado el. Adenlas
ror unanimidad asambleistas sostie-
nen candidatura Goyco para Director
Beneficencia invocando necesidad rel
vindicacion atropello socialista. Esta
noche celebrase caucus Asamblea y
Comite. Comite amenaza renunciar.
Asunto llevarase Directorio.
RAMIREZ BRAU,
Corresponsal.
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II sUtcTDIO

Gumsrsfnaa Cras. hfxfeF Fifs8e 81
B. aue hatia trsha sssssf~fste 49,
corri6 - ease. ee1 si ffeNH
a. susciaarss. coH a miswss fsstiFff
eon ass kstla ksfits Hsrts 'as-ts
tcoualnaa 80 . s&9 tsl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16

cion ou Ia isla.
Y tedas esas difiouitades por Il aini
pie hccho dc haber csmhiado do modsi'
de pareiota de inscription.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16

NEcocIAoo oE AesErR'os
LEY ot aRBFTRlos

Aqusllas psfsonas us1s intsgs.
sen adqthrir eiefnpiafss - ~
ley Dc Arbitrios virsuts. cor 90
das las snruisndss introdtleidas
hasta IN fecha. 80 sspahol = ins
giles. pIedsn a6qslirifias en- cusi.
q,sier colsctsFFia - psutas lntsf
mas nnsdiants 81 psgo - y cen.
iavos poF eada sieuipiaf.
Este paRo Sc efectsgsf4 8eisi.
riendo y csnesiaudo tss ssilo -
fsntss tntsfnas score ei folfeto.
San Juan. =. g.. SpptiaFl-
bre 81. 1924.
2. FANo.
TecorsFo inferno cs psssrfs pies
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FL seCretariO del partidO Cons
tituCiOnaI HiSt0riCO, LCdO. Fer
ndndO ]. GGigeI, CS Cl Culpable
de que los purOS no puedan
inSCribir Su partidO en- Ia Ciu-
dad de Guayama, y mas ddn,
que no tengan CandIdatura pOr
csc diStritO
Los purOS Sc vGrau ObIigadOS a vOlar
bajO q "jaChO'' 81 dGSean Sumar vOtOS
a Ia COaIidOa

va la prensa ha dado Ia noticia dc
que los puros no podran inscribir su
particle ea It ciudad dc Guayama. pres
las peticiones que ese rospecto radi-
caron eli secretaria Ejecutiva. son de-
fectr osas. va que carccen de color. re.
quisito Indispensable, para que una pc
ticion sea valida.
Pero 10 que aun no saben n1estros
lectores. es, Quien ha sido ol culpable Js
que tel cosa suceda. FL reporter en- su
tarea de eterna investigation, ha con
seguidc saber cral ha sido el por que
del percance, que tan gran disgusto ha
causado a los puros en- toda la isla.
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CANDDATURAs DE
ULTIrlA HoRA

La cardidatura del Lcdo caystan,
Coll c cichi tiene grandes dofsnssrss
espccislmente por parte &c mo ds ios
partidos cOaIiciOnistss. y por 10 santc.
son muchss las probabilidadss. are So
ne de recibir In designation.
Pero para conocimiesto de nusstroi
lectoros. podemos decir. que en- easo a.
que fracasen ciertas osndidatrras. a.
las que circular dc bocs IN bocs actuai.
mente. habra algunas sospresas. pass
surgiran Candidaturas inesparadas. aus
tendran TN cmpuje extraordinarfo. ~.
diendo resultsr eleCsa una persons au1
cast no Ia sido mencionada en- rsfaci6n
con este asunto.
, LA REUNION DE- nov
FL Fa-tido Puro. acostumbrs esis
brsr session ordinaria. todos los martss.
generalmonte por Ia tsrde Ds mansra
pucs. quo hoy. - rome el conaiss Terri.
torial del Partido Prro. = indiscuti
bic. que este asuuso quedsrs rssnsito
cn defini.iva dc una manera o &c efrs
despeian5ose Ia incognita qus hast
aho-a reina. asi como Ia fncerfidambfi
en- las candidsturas
For 10 tanto. es casi scEura ars ssn
'ro dc p1cas horas. ashrcuos auisn ~
dc scr ~ homhre aus martinsr Nadsi r
Iglesias ponersn frents C6fdova "a
villa. para darle Ia batsiia IN lss urnas
cl dia dc noviembrc
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Termin0 la conferencia despu6s de
lidades y yentajas que para ambas islas
traerla una emigraci0n de familiaS cam
pesinas puertOrrique1as tierras cedi-
das por el gobierno de Santo Domingo.
La comiSi6n opina que uno de los
asuntoS mas importantes tratar es. es-
te asunto dc la emigraci0n Santo Do
lningo.
e.s.s 49, u -
EN- FORTALEZA
taa@sss ~ ~. ~ yas.saEssTsss4A sssss - ~
Aver por la ma1ana la delegaci0n
de Santo Domingo. Ell compailfa de los
cOmisiOnados Esteves, Chardon, Ortiz
y Hnyke visitaron al gobernador Tow
her con el fin de ofrecerle sus reSpe-
tos, 10 cual no habfan hecho hasta la
fecha por haber estado ausente este el
dia que ellos llegaron a Puerto Rico
La entrevista con Mr.. Towner. fu6
cordialfsima. FL Gobernador ofreci6-
les toda clase de facilidades para que
puu1eIdH IedIlAdI uleJOfs Su llHSlon Ell
ell pals, a 10 cual mostrdronse todos muy
argadecidOS, eXpresandole al Jefe Eie-
cutivo las mas cumplidas gracias por
su cortesfa.
Seg1n nuestros informes, ell Gober-
nador les dijo que deseaba que esa cla-
Sc de visitas las hubiera mas a menudo
entire ambos pueblos, a fin de que el
intercambio general fuese mas intense,
Y el progreso alcanzase pronto mayores
proporciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-16
Ponce, Sept. Is, 1924

Ponce, Sept. IS, 1924.
Sr. Director de
Gel MUNDO",
Ex-Alcalde Rafael Rivera Rivera
Esbrf declarame es enemigo Alianza.
Dice movimiento no viene del pueblo
hacia arriba sino de arriba, atrope
llando los derechos pueblo. Espero
reaccion. No quiero saber de politica.
Decepcionado. Nacionalistas Repu-
blicanos ofrecieronme candidatura al
calde rehusandolas, agrego.
RAMIREZ BRAU,
Corresponsal.
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COMIDA INTIMA

Ell Gobernador aprovech6 la oportu-
(Ccntinta en- la Ga. pagina)
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REPORT OF COM
METHODIST
Rev. A. A. Calender


Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Divine worship at IL. Subject of
sermon Manhood"
At $3.50 the Leagues and Clubs will
meet. At 1880 a union rally prepar-
atory to the opening of our evan
gelistic meeting will be held in the
Baptist church.
Everyone is urged to attend these
services.
Union evangelistic meetings will
begin in the Methodist church Tues
day evening conducted by Rev. E. 3.
Pratt and his singer Mr.. Harry o.
Fritz. These people come to us very
highly recommended. These meetings
are not for any church nor fer the
churches alone but for the general
good of the community. These peo-
pie have been invited to conduct these
meetings by the Congregational, Bap-
fist, Christian and Methodist church
es. All other churches are invited
and everyone is asked to help make
these services of the greatest value
to us all.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Berthoh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Higginbottom with their family
were visitors at Mr.. Walter Towards
of Wallula, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rorick and family
motored to Spokane Friday, return
ing Sunday. Mr.. Rorick was on A
business trip.
The regular business meeting of
the Grange will meet in the school
house on Friday, October "a. Ladies
please bring cake.
Mrs. C. E. Cox returned home from
Cosmopolis last week where she had
been called to the bedside of her sis
ter Mrs. Thomas now deceased.
We still have good Sunday School
attendance and need your help. Come
out next Sunday and join with us at
10 o'clock. Preaching service at IL.
The Grange will give a pie social
in the school house Wednesday night,
October 20. Please keep this date
open and join with us for a good
time. Everybody welcome.
VIM. Pearce had message from
Salem, Oregon informing him that
his brother had died last week, but
owing to Mr.. Pearce being quite i'll
when the message came he was un-
able to attend the funeral. s
Mrs. o. o. Coan received the an,
nouncement of 9-pound girl bor3
October 9th to her eldest daughter,
Mrs. Floyd Minndof at Yakima. Mar
garet Luella is the new arrivals
name.
The Aid met at the home of Mrs
0. Coan Wednesday and was well at
tended. After the business was dis
pensed with, they had very pleas
and social time and splendid lun-
cheon was served by the hostesses
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HOVER NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Shutz of Paha were
visitors in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Gilkey, superintendent of
schools, visited the school here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. -Cushman and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahlin
were among the visitors at Walla
Walla Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Mills and daughter, left
Saturday for Hood River. Her moth
er Mrs. Williams who has been i'll
for over year is reported to be
very low.
The many friends of Miss Allie
Ashby were surprised by the an
nouncement of her marriage to Mr..
c. j. Maddox at San Francisco on
September "a.
The P. T. A. held an election of
officers at the school Friday evening.
Officers are as follows: Mrs. II. S.
Hughes, president; Mrs. Alfred
Thomas, vice-president; Miss Rogers
secretary.
Mrs. H. c. Graft and Miss Vivian
Rogers entertained number of the
younger set at tea last Saturday eff
ternoon. Several fine musical num-
bers were given. Mrs. Lulu johnson
of Finley assisted with the receiving
while Mrs. Tucker and Miss Rogers
presided at the tea table.
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FINLEY NOTES
Z + = 2 = = = = 2 + =

Mr.. Beagle had his hay baled by
Jones & Son last week and is loading
out now.
Mr.. Coulson is harvesting his pea
nut crop and by the appearances, he
will have fine yield.
Mrs. Will Reed returned Saturday
from Spokane where she had been
visiting the past two weeks.
Mrs. j. F Perry and son Jack leave
for Bellingham Thursday evening for
a ten days visit with relatives.
Mrs. Sly has been seriously i'll for
the past week from injuries received
while endeavoring to crank her car.
Rev. E. M. Landus and wife from
Quilcene, Washington are visiting in
Finley this week. Rev. Lands was a
former paster here.
Mrs. j. N. Livinston was called To
Portland Sunday by the illness Of her
daughter Mrs. Clara Rush who many
here are acquainted with.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Farney enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. M. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. T
Gardner and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Monroe and daughter.
Pie Social Wednesday, October %
at the school house. After pies,
genuine old fashioned dance will b
INDUCED in by all who care to par
ticipate. Come and bring yourself
your pie and pocket book and tn
Grange will see to the rest.
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AUCTION SALE-Because of i'll
health, and am now in the hospital
/ must quit farming SO will offer for
sale at public auction at my place
one-half mile north and one-fourth
miles west of Finley school house, the
following described personal proper
ty on Wednesday, October % begin
ming at 10 o'clock. livestock: 2 of
these cows are now fresh, are to
freshen October 25 to Nov. g.; 2 to
be fresh the first part of January.
1 Jersey olstein cow, brownie, 5
yrs. old); l Guernsey-Holstein cow,
Dixie, 6 yrs. old); Jersey-H olstein
cow, (Star, yrs. old); l Jersey
COW, (Spider, 8 yrs. old); 1 Jersey
cow, MAUD S., yrs. old); Jersey
COW, rabbit, yrs. old); 2 Jersey
heifers, coming yrs; Jersey hei-
fers, coming 8 yrs. bred; / Jersey
heifer, coming 1 yr.; l Jersey bull
calf; l Registered bull, 8 yrs. old,
(heavy producing STRAIN; 2 bay work
mares, yrs. old. Weight 1900 lbs;
1 Filley, 2 yrs. old, weight 100 lbs;
Il Deciding mower; Bradley hay
rake; l 2-section spring tooth har-
row; i Z-Sectl0n Splke-tOOtn narrow;
1 14-inch plow; 5-shovel cultivator;
2 light wagons; l buggy; set work
harness; set hack harness; / set
single harness; saddle; 1 hay der
rick; hay sleds; 2 hay sings;
float; 2-horse fresno; slip scraper;
i Milotte separator, capacity TAO; 1
cook stove; 1 Daisy churn, 1-gal.;
iron bed stead and springs; i single
barrel shot gun, 12-guage; / VIM
chester rifle; / Cahoon alfalfa seed
er; / tool grinder; Doubletrees, SHOW
els; hoes; forks; posthole digger and
other small tools too numerous to
mention. About 20 tons of alfalfa
hay in the stack. Free lunch will be
served at noon. Terms: All sums of
$40 and under, cash; on sums over
$50, time will be given on approved
notes due July 1, 1925 bearing 10 pe-
cent interest. Three per cent dis
count for cash. No property to be
removed until settlement has been
made with the clerk. A. Warner, own
er. l.. E. Johnson, clerk. H. S. Hughes
auctioneer. %.
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HEDGES NOTES


Mrs. Rorick was visitor of Mrs.
F. Volland Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Piert are wir-
ing their houses for electric light.
Roy Strickland had the misfortune
to lose one of his good Jerseys Sum
day by bloat.
Mrs. Will Reed and children were
Spokane visitors last week for few
days.
Mrs. Volland and Mrs. T. Hooker
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. F.
Halliday.
Mrs. T. N. Gardner who has been
ill for three weeks is getting well at
this time.
Bob Adcock and Howard Williams
are working on the baler with Mr..
Stoops and sons.
Mrs. Schnell and her son Harold
left for Spokane last week and ex-
pect to be away about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Halliday and
daughter left this week for Bayyiew.
Idaho where they will make their
home.
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A BARGAIN 6 year old mare,
broke, gentle, and sound 1850 lbs;
ha n br coming years a Ssnse 1900 aHc
l coming 2 year old gelding, will
make large animal; saddle horse,
unbroke but sound, about HOO lbs.
Owner not in country and cannot care
for same. 5000 will talqe the lot. half
cash, balance 90 days. Ralph Shob-
lad, 602 w. Smith St., Seattle. 27-9c
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NOTICE OF CITY PRIMARY

NOTICE is hereby given, that a city
Primary Election will be held on
Tuesday, November 4th, 1924 at the
regular polling places within the city
of Kennewick, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the var
ious city offices to be voted upon at
the City Election on Tuesday, Decem-
Der End. The polls will~be open from
g o'clock am. to 8 o'clock pm. 1916
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FOR TRADE-Three miles east of
Leahy, Washington, 43O acres, $50
acres cultivated, so seeded. Well fenc-
ed; Groom house almost new. Other
good buildings. Plenty good water.
Can lease 400 acres joining reason
able, for pasture. For good improv-
ed small place in Kennewick or Yak
ina county. Old age cause Of change.
II. D.. Hunt.
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Total
MEMORANDUM

MEMORANDUM
ntingent Liabilities:
(a) Notes and bills rediscounti
ate of Washington, County of Benton
l /, j. A. Hatch, Cashier of the abov'
Jlemnly swear that the foregoing stt
and belief.
orrect Attest:-F. J. ARNOLD, M. M
Subscribed and sworn to before me
Notary Public, in and for the STATE
lick, Washington.
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CONGREGATIONAL


Sunday School at 10 am. Subject
"The Parable of the Soils" Classes
for all grades.
Preaching by DIR. McLaurin at II
o'clock.
Everybody cordially invited.
Union services next Sunday eve.
ming at the Baptist church.
EVANGELIST LUTHERAN
M. C. Kauth, pastor
Regular divine services Sunday nj
1890 am.
Sunday School at 9:45, am.
English services at s:45 pm.
You are cordially invited.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-Rubber stamp ink, OF.
and quarter, handy brush top bot
ties, 75c for violet, soc for red. Ken
newick Printing Co. 25tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-Cull Delicious apples.
55c per box; you furnish the box.
C. r. McKeenan on old Fyfe place,
three miles south of town. 29c
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BAPTIST
John A. Shaw, pastor
Sunday School at 9:45.
Worship and sermon at l1:00.
Young Peoples meeting at $50.
F. j. Arnold, supt. of Sunday School.
Union service at 7:30. Members of
all churches in the city are invited.
Short addresses by pastors. Public
cordially invited.
FIRST LUTHERAN
Rev. Paul FOSSIL
School for the boys and girls at 10.
For service at IL. we have a mo-
mentous subject: 81 Said, Ye Are
Gods"
! We are glad to have you to wor-
ship with us.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-five
or six Jersey cows or will exchange
for Holstein or short horns. Tele-
phone 32x10. 25tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-Stephens auto. Will take
cash or property. Fully equipped.
Including automatic tire pump. Write
Box 545 or Phone Isl. 22tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

DIR. KOWALSKY-Eye, and nerve
specialist will be at the Kennewick
Hotel October %, 20, 80, 81, and No
vember /. 29-3Oc
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-Six week old pigs. Also
20 young turkeys. One mile north
west of Hedges. j. I. Atkinson.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1924-10-16

FOR SALE-Cornish and Wyandotte
cockerels; also small horse, light
wagon and harness. Joe Nadig. High
lands.
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