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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
REGISTRATION
STARTS ON PAGE /

city election, which win be held
March II. viii continue until Feb.
ruary G, Il waH announced.
The registration books will be
opened again March ts, but those
not registered by February 9 cannot
vote at primary or general election.
Meanwhile. the office OF tho city
comptroller " open until January &c
for rcgiAtrnnts TO file declarations
OF candidacy for the offices OF may.
or. corporation counsel and three
city counoIlmen, The flrat roglstra.
ton day waa Oh December Is. when
Mayor Edwin j, Brown filed for 70,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
Pioneers to Stage
Unique Lodge Meet

All the old.tlmo members OF the Sc.
attic illks' lodge win have charge OF
the old Tuners night NJ their lodge
club house January IT. n was an.
nounced Monday. Frank w, Parker,
second exalted ruler OF the lodge. II
expected 10 preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
SAvAGES TRAP
MISSIONARIES
Thibetan Horde SwoopS
Down on Chinese City
ny RAY G. MARSHALL


trfultsa Press staff corrsHPondshl)
PEkiN, Jan Ten Ameri.
cans nrc surrounded by Thibet.
an bandit hortlss in the city Of
BatanE, In Western SFechuan
and arr In immediate peril Of
starvation or capture. according
20 reports to the American ie-
Cation here Other foreigners
are likewise trapped.
Tho savage Thlhctana poured over
tho border into China recently. tho
report stated. and surrounded the
walled city or Bataug. burning and
looting all surrounding towns.
Chinese Fnrrisons fled or had dis
appeared shortly after tho appear,
anco Of tho EavageA and assistance
10 declared impossible for weeks.
Civil officials Of Batang fled.
Tho Americans VINO wcro left
behind facing death from starvation
or capture by ThIbctnn hordes are.
M. n Duncan. his wife and son.
N, II Hardy. wife and three sons.
al OF the Foreign Christian Mis-
sion aociety. and j. ~. Morse and
wife OF the United Christian Mis-.
sion.
Batung. where American mission.
aries are reported surrounded by
Thibetan bandits. Is In the extreme
Western part Of China, a few miles
from the mountainous frontier Of
Thlbet. II lies some / 800 miles west.
southwest Of pekin. IN an Isolated
part Of tho szechun province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
Overheated Pipe in
Home Causes Blaze

an overheated pipe in the base.
ncnt Of the home OF Manson r..
Baekus. president OF the National
Bank OF Commerce, caused $500
loss by fire early Monday.
The residence Of the Backus fam.
ily, IN the Highlands, valued at
~. 1000. and with a valuation Of $780,.
600 on the contents. vas menaced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
Warmer Weather
Is Due In Oregon

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. Rain
and southerly winds were being
driven into Western Oregon and
washington today. indicating com.
plete break in the cold snap which
has prevailed in the Northwest FOR
more than a week.
Storms warnings were displayed At
Pacific ports north Of .hc Columbia
river. where rain was falling in a
s0.nile wind this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
Boy Freezes Feet
In Mountain Hike

LEAyENwoRTH, wash. Jan. q.
with frozen feet. Fred Ruth. 10. Is
being hauled to Leavcnworth on a
bobsled by his companions. accord.
Ing TO a telephone report from dir
tant point in tho mountains. The
youth froze his feet while tramplng
- snowshoes toward the Royal DO
~puent Co.'S copper mine, after
spending tho holidays in Leaycn.
worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07

for 10 days, and In one precinct for
10 days
Foreign Born In addition TO
residence qualifications M for ma.
tive'born Americans, they must sub.
nit certified copies Of their own
naturalization papers. or II citizens
thru naturalization Of their parents.
must submit certified copies OF their
parents naturalization papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
QUAKE SHAKES
WALLA WALLA

WALLA WALLA, Jan. What
is said TO be the heaviest earthquake
disturbance ever felt here occurred
Sunday in three distinct shocks.
Windows ratified, but no damage was
done. Similar disturbances were re.
ported at Pendleton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WEATHER
STARTS ON PAGE /

Kan. found frazen 70 death Sunday
at Aurora, a suburb OF Denver. She
had disappeared from her home
Christmas day ana authorities be.
lleve she was overcome BY tho cold
while wandering In a ut OF despond
snev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07

Newly elected officers OF the u, NJ.
Browne camp, No. 0. Spanish.Amer.
lean War Vets Of Tacoma. will be
installed Monday evening with n spe.
cial delegation OF Seattle veterans as
guests. w. ID. Downey. Jr.. vice
commander OF the Spanish war vets.
will head the delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
RATTLE BAGGAGE

KANSAS CITY. Jon. Check
room attendants AT - Union sta
ton were handed o hVeyear.old
rattiesnake along WIN Other bag
gage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07

MoNTRosE. Colo, Jan. t.
Twins born 70 Mr., and Mrs Fred
Arellano are small addition 10
their family. leaving II now at is
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
SIREN BANDIT

KANSAS CITY. Jan. IA siren
10 fsigns distress Is Turing motor.
on lonely roads outside of
Kansas city into robbers hands, Of
rlclala warned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
Muslln
Gowns
Csc

Flesh color muslin
Gowns in round-neck style.
Trimmed with shirred
yoke effect and hemstitch-
ing. Sizes 16 and IL. AT
95c.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-07
Who Cares If 1t Does
Get Cold

and snow when little folk can get such snug and
comfy Brushed Wool Outfits as the Downstairs Store
has7 For little boys and girls of /, and years.
Sets have sweater, leggings cap and mttens Brown,
red and tan shades. Price S6.95.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

VI A forma en- que TODD e hui
.mano es servido por ell au-
A tom6vil moderno, en- ca
da periodic de vida, fue admirable
mente dsscripta en- I'M gran cartel
exhibido por los f~ablicantes de los
automobiles Studebaker, en- ell Con-
greso Mundial de Transports a
Motor, celebrado en- Detroit (E. U.
Al del 81 al "a de Mayo.
Bajo ell titulo ''Desde la Cuna
hasta la Tumba, TODD ser humane
es servido por ell autom6vil moder-
no" Sc exhibieron fotografias de
cocnes Studebaker que Sc usan con
diferentes obietos. En- Ia pr;mera
habfa fotografias de eoches Stu
debaker en- servicio de ambuIan-
ella. Asf Sc demostr0 como es usa-
do ell autom6vil desde la cuna,
pues seg1n decia la narration, son
muchos los recien nacidos que ha-
Agentes Generates COSTAS
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
Los MedicOs Dicen Que Ell Exc
cesO De NegOciOs, PreOcu-
paciOnes y RecargO De
TrabajO Son Causas De
MaIa SaInd
La Ciencia Medica Tiene Ahora I'm
Remedio Que Esta Produciendo
Maravillosos ResultadOs En- !.
Tales Cases..

81 su Aucho no es profundo Y reparador,
81 Sc sielte usted nerT .oso-y agOtado por
.Ia HaI,aitss, debe If Infnediatamente a Ia
Botica Y Coinprar esle nueto r>.i>,.-s, 4NL7~-
Tone. QuCdara So;prendido de Ia rapidez con
que obrd ri Nuga-Ione lie produce un sueno
tranqusto. ner&ios fuertes y flrmes. buea
appetite. Dagnilica digestion Y lie devuelve 81
entusiasmo Lenandolo de amino y energfa.
Este nuevo remedio, Nuga-Tone, produce
lnaravlltosoS resuitados On los desarregios del
est6mag go, estrehimiento etc. 81 listed esti
Sufrieado de aIguno de eSt1s males, esta en-
ell deber de enaayar g, Nuga-fone, de In
lnisma ritnera que 10 estdn hacienda miles
de personals mensualmente. hos manufactU-
rtros dei Nuga'Tone con0ccn tan bien los
efecto$i que produc. IA en- tales cases que ha.
cen Que t0dOs los droguistas den la garan-
tia de 'devolVer ell dinero cnando listed no es-
ia satistccho con los resuitados. rs agrada-
bic para tomarlO y puede consegu r un mes
comp!eto de tratamiento por cerca de un. do
liar. Reca'nendadO. Garantizado Y de venta
en- todas las bucnas Farmacias V Boticas.
Advt. $
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
"El pleito De-.
tOontinuaciOn d. /. Ira. sAx.)

pleito no saben hoy como resolverlo'',
preS Ell case esta listo para sefiala-
miento ante la Hon. Corte Suprema,
y 81 la apelacion entablada por lyle
sias y Ell Banco no ha sido va resuel
ia, Sc debe a las muchas prorrogas
solicitadas por ell Abogado de lyle
sias que han demorado innecesaria-
mente Ell asunto.
Y aun cuando es cierto que ell Sc
nor Sabalier solicito mi elimination
tcemo SUI Abogado, clio fue debido a
d screpancias de criterio entire su apo
derada y yo relacionadas con la Ad-
ministracion Judicial de la tinca Ono
o ell Administrator senior Fernan-
DEE como err6neamente Sc ha propa-
gado) pero que para NADIA afectaban
al pleito principal que sigue su u r
so sin interruption nj variacion algrl-
ma. No guardo por clio rencor alguno
al senor Sabalier y confio en- que su
pIeito por mi llevado desde 81 origen
y por mi ganado en- la Corte de Dis
trito, sera llevado Y sostenido en- Ell
Tribunal de apelacion con ell mismo
entrsiasmo y con igual fe en- la JUS
ticia que es una e indivisible, por con
siguiente considero que ell 6xito dc
Isaba1ie. constituye mi propio 'exlto
a pesar de mi elimination.
En- cuanto al epiteto de "'Canall%
Political que emplea Ell period,co
''sucialista'', nj me ofende nj me ex
+rqna. Tai ~lenguaje de uso corriente
en- los labios de los subditos de Pan
+fn, empleado para alabar cl gesto
cue implica mi "Yo Acuso'' eli es-
tos tiempos de submission y servilismo'
es 10 menos que podfa esrerar3e de
los Camaradas de Iglesias Pantin. Lo
contrario ST hubiera sido causa de
asombro'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

cen su primer viaje en- una ambu-
lancia a motor. Luego siguieron
los coches que rinden transporta-
cion a personals en- differences par
ties del murdo. Habian fotogra-
fias que comprendlan alg1nas de
las naciones desde Egipto a Aus
~tralia, c-aracterizando la utilidad
del automovil en- la transportation
de individuos.
LO cue representa- ell autOm0vil al
concrete.
FL signifcado del automovil pa
"a el concrete fue revelado en- la
secci6n s%iguiente. No hay duda que
este ha sido un gran factor en- la
reduction de los costos de produc-
ci6n y distribution, como tambi6n
ha serviGo para acelerar repartos.
Siguieron en- Ell orden m~enciona-
do las fotograffas de coches des-
tinadOs a emergencies, usados Dol
IA. Sud-Agentes:- H. w. BARR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

"La relaci6n que antecede es verfdica en- to-
dos respectos Y tirman Ia presente como testi.
Cos de que la sonora Andrea Cejas de Brito
sc euro con las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett, sus
:4las altos. y afmcs. servidores, !
ANTONIO GUZMIN,
Ap0LFo ARIAs."
Lock Box II, NEW YORK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
soLDADo DEscoNoCIDo DEL
BARRIo GUANAJIBo

La narration que en- Ell No. 1,695
de Ell MUNDo, correspondence l
dia IA del corriente, hace n persona
del vecino pueblo de Hormigueros, re-.
servando su nombre, de La
como halo su muerte III joven solda-
do espahol en- la tarde del 10 de agos-
to de 1898, cuando ell e~jercito inva-
sor americana avanzaba sobre Maya
giez con sus poderosas maquinas de
guerra, hace, no solo a las personals de
noble sentir sine "a aquellas de cora
ION duro como ell marmol, dedicar por
IN instante Ell pensamiento ~atribula.
do por la pena a esa escena tr1ste,
cuadro de dolor que cubri6 la noche
che con SUI negro manic y u tuvo
por cirios los lejanos resplandores de
Las estrellas, sin que rodara una lAgri-
ma sobre ell yerto cadaver..
Solo I'M anciano enfermo y sexage-
mario, refiere ell que nara los tristes
hechos, fue a llevar aqua al moribun-
do para que saciara la sed de su ago
MIA; pero cuando lego al sitio, 1echo
de muerte cubierto de yerbas salpica-
das con polvo del canine, hall6n I'm ca
daver -; y ell paroxismo del desvali-
do anc:ano fu6 tai que Sc desmayo,
alumbrando la aurora del pr6ximo dla
dos victimas: una, efectivamente mue
ia, atravesado Ell coraz6n por una ba-
la; y la otra, cast sin vida tambier,
bajo un sincope horrible viendo, tai
vez, desflar ante SUI vista fantasmas
de muerte Y sombras h~orrendas...
Ell nombre de ese anciano heroe que
sin poder Sc 'hizo de fuerza para le-
vantarse de su lecho e ir a %ejercer Ia
carload al DIR woes ag6nicas que cla-
maban por aqua, Sc debe esclarecer
para que siempre que Sc haga mencion
del soldado desconocido, cuyos restos
reposan en- Ell barrie GuaAajibo de
H~ormigueros, Sc lie mencione como Ell
dnico puertorriquefo que oyo los I'LL
limos estertores de SUI amarga ago.
MIA y fue a prestarle auxilio. iViejo
noble, con mos pocos de miles como
til hubiera salvado Espafa 81 digni-
dad!
Me placeria que ell autor de la iris
tie historic del soldado de que me
ocupo diera su nombre para dirigirme
a Ell, suplicandole me acompahara has
ia Ell sitio del barrio Guanajibo donde
fu6 alberta la fosa que guarda los
restos del militar ibero que cay6 de-
fendiendo la patria de mi idioma y de
mi sangre y que lay! minutes antes
de caer pidio pan porque sentia ham
bre y no logr6 saborear ell primer
bocado.
Soore esa tumba, de hinojos, eleva-
ria al cielc una oraci6n y regalaria
un pu1ado de flores para que fueran
acaso las primeras que perfumaran
aquel sitio.
Muy acertada me -,parece la alusi6n
que a la Casa de Espaha hace Ell Sr.
de Hormigueros en- su sentido trabajo.
Els cierto, este soldado desconocido,
como Ell de la Guerra europea y como
Ell de la Cuesta del Muerto en- Yau-
CO, debe recordarse para "estfmulo y
ejemplo a los soldados ~venideros, en-
cuyos hombros descansa Ell Temple
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

los departamentos de policfa, bonn
beros; automobiles al servicio de
los oficiales p1blicos y gubernamen
tales; y los de reparto de taximetro
Y diligencias. En- ell ultimo grupo
habian muchos coches que unen las
secciones aisladas del mundo, con
los centres de civilization.
La Ultima division ilustro los
coches fdnebres, completando EN-
esta forma la exposition de voca-
clones en- que ell autom6vil moder-
no es usado "desde la cuna hasta
la tumba''.
Los $50 Delegates de todas par
ties del~mundo que concurrieron al
Congreso, fueron muy impresiona-
dos por esta exhibition. Expuso
vividamente la dilatada utilidad
del autom6vil, demostrando a la
vez la im~portancia de este en- nues-
ira + de civilization.
No. 50 Elk. Spanish-Tune Is. 1924
A, Mayaguez;-A. SALICRUP JR.,
iUEZ CONDE,-Humacao. 3 y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

En- la pae superior a la dGeh;a exhibition pre- eda pu los Ebiantsd atOm6n Stddakr
en- ell Congress- MundsId de rmsore "a Motor cebrmo en- DG tdd 81 al 2td de Mao. Las fhrr
fs shaarn sdeu s generates a que Sc detnabank los automobiles. l. NACIMIENTO-Un Una ambu
hnca uada en- la chd del Puerto Elizabeth Sud Africa 2 SERVICE PEFSONA-las nes del
dMtO'm miriam atmomEdOd m0hnO competition en- EGh 3. bGnaO que
ma un Bco en- Toronto OmdO A EMERGENTAS-El che del te de bnmrosa South BEND.
Ind. &c. U.'A) 5: GUBERNAMENTAL-M. Duque de Conmughte xGobenad@ General de Sud
Bms Auth,e n da1 la de tr0na snge emMa 22 d, Z. "HASTA Ell UL1MO MO
MENTO-Una canaf nbe un en- Goenmgo Suma. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

"Alvarez, Provinces de Santa Clara, Cuba.
Placeme informar 4 ustedes que con las
maravillosas Pildoras del DIR. Lovett he visto
desaparecer I'm Modesto dolor que tenia. en- la
espalda, 10 misfno que una debiiidad general,
hebres palndicas, inapetencia, jaquecas, NAL
gusto EN- la boca, etc. Con tai motive. les
autorizo para que hagan pdblica mi c~uracion,
a fin de que Ia hnmanidad aaigida pueda en-
terarse de los mtritos de las Pfldoras del DR..
Lovett, q las cuales debo una salud inme-
jorable.
ANDREA CEJAs De BRlTo.
A ia DR.. Lovett Medicine Co,
Lock Box II, New York"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

IOSTAS & CHA. Sud-Agentes:- H. w. BARREDA, Mayaguez;-A. SALICRIP IR
Ponce Arecbo R. DOMINGUEZ CONDE-Humacao. - 49,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-12-11
MISS WALES PUPILS
GIVE PIANO RECITAL

The matinee recital given by the
piano pupils of Miss Esther Wales,
att her studio, last Friday was great
ly enjoyed by all who attended.
The little folks of the beginners
class showed much adaptability and
the result of clever training in rend-
ering the program.
The pupils who took part are:
Margaret Griffin, Dorothy Taylor,
Marcella Nelson, Fordyce Nelson,
Eliza Lou Hannah, Margaret, Martha
and Lillian Cernohous, Edith Cheney,
Genevive Sombke, Esther Gilbert
son, Marvin Dahlquist, Gean Kezar,
and Lloyd Jensen. Mabel Cernohous
and Helen Heinrich played the song
accomplishments.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-12-11
BAY CITY AND HAGER
TO HAVE ELECTRICITY

Residents of Hager City, Bay City,
and other points in southern Pierce
county are to have electric service in
the near future. The Red Wing city
council at meeting Friday evening
granted the request of the Northern
States Power Co. for permission to
string their wire conduits on the
high wagon bridge to provide the
service. Before any lines can be
built the Minnesota and Wisconsin
highway commissions and the War
Department must be notified.
The Burlington railway company
has installed an automatic safety
block system between Diamond Bluff
and Bay City and is anxious to get
power from the Northern States
Power Co. to operate it.-Ellsworth
Record.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-12-11
y ORDINANCE DEMANDS
NOW AND ICE REMOVAL

Section 925-206 Provides that it
be the duty of the board of public
works 10 keep the sidewalks of the
city clear of snow and ice in all
cases where the owners or occupants
of the abutting lots fail to do so,
and the expense of so doing in front
of any lot or parcel Of land shall be
included in the statement of the
comptroller required by the last
section and in his statement to the
City Clerk and in the special tax to
be levied as herein provided.
1t is the intention of the Council
that this Ordinance shall be enforced
Shovel off your walks or the
Street crew will do it for you and it
will be charged against your proper
ty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-12-11
VALLEY ASSOCIATION
RENAMES OFFICERS

All officers of the Friendly Valley
association, composed of ten towns
in the St. Croix Valley, were re
elected at the annual dinner in the
White Bear Lake auditorium re-
Gently. The officers are C. E..
Davies of White Bear Lake, presi-
dent; G. G. Danielson of Taylors
Falls, secretary; and Harry Harding
of Osceola, Wis, treasurer.
The seventy-five representatives
who were guests of White Bear
Lake, were enthusiastic over the
work accomplished during the past
year in boosting the territory as a
tourist center. The organization be-
gins the year with clean slate, ac-
cording to w. A. Stickley, secretary
of the White Bear Lake association,
all old business being cleared up.
H. G. Hotaling, secretary of the
Ten Thousand Lakes of Minnesota
association, was the speaker of the
evening. He praised the recreation
al advantages of the state, and said
that the tourist traffic put more
money in the hands of Minnesota
business men last year than did the
dairy industry.
A meeting, subject to the call of
the president, will be held in Tay-
lors Falls late in December or early
in January. No new towns applied
for membership in the association.
Towns in the organization are
Saltwater, Bayport, Marine-on-yhe-
st. Croix, Osceola, North st. Paul,
Taylors Falls, Lindstrom, Chisago
City, Center City ant White Bear
Lake.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-12-11
SNOW BLOCKS ROADS
AFTER SABBATH STORM

A blizzard which started Sunday
evening and continued into the next
day has just about tied up motor
traffic outside the city limits.
A few hardy motorists have made
inter-city trips since the storm, but
there is too much wear and tear on
the car and driver to make such
traffic popular.
There is talk of attempting to
keep highway 35, from Hudson to
Ellsworth, open throughout the win
ter, but as yet no action has been
taken in this matter.
Now is the time that the faithful
old Omaha unlimited" is appreciat-
ed on this branch, and it's a good
idea to realize that the railway COM
pany is UNFOLDING its winter service
here despite the fact that its passen-
ger runs are almost totally ignored
during the auto season.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-12-11
Farm Census Work
Is Being Rushed

The first Census of Agriculture to
be taken midway between the de
cennial census is now being pushed
by more than one hundred enumer-
ators throughout the Second District
Of Wisconsin which includes eleven
counties.
Sample questionnaires have been
widely distributed to the farmers to
familiarize them with the informa-
ton now being called for by enum-
orators. In addition to the usual in
ouiries relative to production, values
and farm expenses, the schedule calls
for the amount Of taxes paid by the
farm operator on farm property, in
Guiding real estate tax, personal pro-
perty tax and special assessment
1t is important to ascertain just what
the burden of taxation resting upon
the farm really is and how it COM
pares with the amount of taxes
paid by other interests. This may
point the way to a more equitable
tax burden adjustment.
1t is apparent, therefore, that an
important purpose of this census is
to secure such information as will
be helpful to the Department of Ag-
riculture at Washington and to the
Government whereby help may be
extended to the farmer The farmer,
therefore, is helping himself when
he gives the information called for
on the schedule to all questions on
the blanks that apply to his farm.
A number of enumerators report
unnecessary delay in securing the
completed schedules because farmers
have not filled out the sample blanks
sent them through the mail. The in
structions plainly state answer at
once ali the questions on this blank
that apply to your farm, reporting
the live stock which you expect to
have on hand on January LIST, 1925.
Then keep this blank until the Cen
sus Enumeration call for it."
The attention of all farmers is
hereby called to this matter with the
request that they give the enumera-
tors and the Department their CO.
operation to the extent of having
their schedules ready. The enumer-
ators are a bit Handicapped by the
present weather and road conditions,
but cooperation viii put them over
the top with colors flying. Let's Go.
G. r. Ingalls,, Supervisor.
End District of Wisconsin.