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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
LAS MITRAS ROJAS

Conducidcs nuevamente ante ell tro-
no de su santidad, hubo un momento de
irnponente silencio incomprensible en-
una multitud dc cinco mil personas y el
papa con los brazos extendidos hacia
adelante pronunci6 la famosa Erase
'tAccipe Galerum Rubrum' al mismo
tempo que por medic del maestro de
ce:emonias ell pontifice colocaba en- la
cabeza de los dos prelados americanos
la historical mitra roja, que los nombra-
ba ante el mindo principes de la igle-
sia despues de recibir la bendicion
papal sc retiraron sus asignados pues
tos en- medic de los otros cardenales
Subiendo nuevamente al palanquin
ell pontifice con los brazos abiertos en-
cruz fue transporta1o al vaticano pa
.sando. por delante de la multitud que
arrodillada recib;a su bendicion.
LA ULTIMA session. sECRETA
Ten pronto sali6 el pontifice, un gru-
po de coristas seguido de los cardena-
les sc dirigieron la capilla Petroni-
LA donde Sc arrodillaron los cardenales
Mundelein y Hayes mientras ell dean
del sagrado colegio cardenal Vannutelli
pedia la bendici6n del Senior. Sc diri-
gieron entonces los cardenales al Va
ticano donde Sc celebr6 otro secrsto
consistorio en- ell cual Sc practice 10
que Sc llama ''la aperture de boca dc
los nuevos cardenales'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05


solemnes ceremonies en- la Basilica
de San Pedro.
Roma Solemnidad esplendor
caracterizaron las ceremonies del con-
sistorio p1blico en- la basilica oe San
Pedro, hoy cuando ell sumo pontifice
Pio XII confirm6 la roja mitra, Ultima
insignia de nueva categoria en- los car
denales Mundelein de Chicago y Hayes
de Nueva York.
Desde Ell aho 1870 en- que Sc cele-
bro ell tiltimo concilio ecumenico ge-
neral, Ia historical catedral abri6 hoy
por primera vez sus puertas para cs-
cenas como las que Sc verificaron. La
parte de esta soberbia obra de arte des-
tinada al publico estaba atestada de
gran gentio que en- numero de 5000
o mas llenaban la amplia nave la I'M
preston recibida por Ell esplendor y
grandeza de las ceremonias es impo-
sihle de pintar.
Ell VOTo DE FIDELIDAD
Antes de empezar las ceremonies en-
la basilica de san Pedro, los cardena-
les Mundelein Y Hayes fueron al Vati-
cano donde Sc regaron oraciones es-
peciales Embellishments despues
hiciercn el voto de fidelidad g. regla-
me1lto del sagrado colegio. Esta ceremo-
MIA que tuvo lugar las nueve me-
din de Ia mafiana fu6 hecha en- presen-
cia dc los cardenales Merry del Val,
Vannutelly Delas, principales de IA
orden. Ell reglamento les exige "ayu-
der al papa reconquistar sus pode-
res'', combatir la herejia los enc
,lgos del papa y no aceptar mlslo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05

res de autoridades civiles que tengan
por objeto la interferencia civil en- fu-
turas elecciones de papas''.
Ell CoNsIsToRIo PUBLICo
Un estruendo de trompetas las diez
de la manana, anunci6 que Sc acercaba
Ell santo padre Y todo su sequito. La
guardia suiza con sus atractiyos unifor
mes, venia delante abriendo paso. Gen.
darmes papales usando antiguas ala
bardas formaban La cabeza de la proce-
sion. seguian estos los cardenales en-
sus suntuosos habitos acompa1ados de
su cortejo. Detras vcnia ell pont.fice
sentado en- la famosa silla gestGtcria,
mortada sobre TN palanquin en- forma
de abanico y cargado en- hombros por
doce uniformados EN- rojo.
Los cARDENALEs AMERIcANOs
Mientras ell pontifice descendia len
tamente del palanquin y tomaba asien-
to en- su trono, una delegation de car
dena,es salio llamar a los car
denales americanos qye acompahados
de aquellos fueron coducidos ante Ell
psps y despues de tres genuhenones
en- la segunda de las cuales besaron
los pies del papa Y en- la tercera la
mano, Ell papa los abrazo y bes6 en- los
CARRIES indicandoles que habian sido
admitidos como hermanos.
Sigui6 luego un abraZo de cada uno
de los otros cardenales.
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ALGUNos HECHoS HISToRIcos
ocURRIDos EN- LA VIDA DEL
BoXEADoR JACK DEMPSEY

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~
man habl6 con Murray y, como era de
esperar, ell joven comenzo por decir que
no uueria oir hablar una sola palabra
de san Francisco. Sin embargo despues
de muchos razonamientos y expicacio-
mes. Murray decide hacer Ell viaje y
ponerse bajo la tutela de Kearns.
Los habitantes de Ia costa del IA
cifco han conocido pocos .boxeadores
que puedan parangonarse con Murray.
Tenis todas las condolences que Hoff-
man hab:a enumerado Y algunas mas
Pronto lego ser Ell pugilista de ma
yor preEtigio en- la costa del Pacifico,
10 cual produjo pingues gananclas al
boxeador v a sn. manager Alentado
en- su carrera de manager, gracias los
esfuerzos del joven Que lie habia env1a-
DO Hoffman, repuesto de los queoran
tos financieros que sufriera en- sus an
teriores tentativas, Jack Kearns olv1do
SUI viejo proyecto de abandonar los ne
gocios del ring. Por ell contrarlo Sc en-
treg6 con todo entusiasmo a esta actl-
Vjdad un buen dia encontr6 Jack
Dempsey. vi6 en- el 10 que nadie habia
vtsto hasta cntonces, q. poseia induda-
bies condolences de campeon, puso
manos a la obra.
Lo demas es cosa que sabc todo el
mu1do.
LA CASA DEL CAMPEoN EN- Los
ANGELES
La casa de Jack Dempsey en- Los
Angeles, que vale 100000 dolares, ma
sido abandonada defnitivamente por Ia
familia del campe6n.
Sc trata de una de las viviendas mas
suntuosas de la metropoh de Cahfor-
MIA Meridional una de las meJores
amuebladas. En- la actualidad Dempsey
vacila entire alquilarla con muebles por
1000 d6lares al mes entregarla vacia
por 100 d6lares mensuales.
Me parece que terminar6 por alqui
lar Ia casa sin muebles, Y por llevar
6stos I'm dep6sito-dijo Ell campeon-i
hay en- la casa muebles por valor de
$4,000 d6lares no tengo el menor
deseo de que me los estropeen por ell
rrurito de ganar $50 d6lares mas por
mes.
-lY por que no vende la casa con
todos sus muebles lie pregunt6 aguien
que saba que ell campe6n habia recibi-
do una oferta que superaba en- 10000
d6lares la cifra de 10 que pago mace
aio y medic.
Dempsey sonri6 y contesto.
-ISabe listed acaso 81 yo pienso ca
sarme g instalar mi hogar en- esa casa?
Dempsey adquiri6 la vivienda para
su madre v ell resto de la familia. Guam
do todos los arreglos estuvieron termi-
nados la casa resplandecfa con ell
brillo de. adornos y muebles nuevos.
Dempsey condujo hasta ella su madre
su padre otros miembros de la IA
milia la puso su disposition.
-Creia que mi madre Sc sentiria fe-
liz en- ell hogar de Los Angeles exclamo
Dempsey. pero POGO despues sorprendi
una expression triste en- sus ojos. LIE
pregunt6 81 le gustaba ell lugar y 81 to-
do marchaba de acuerdo con sus predi-
lecciones. Ella sonri6 y declare que
auuello lie parecfa magnifco. A pesar
de todo. un buen dia comprendi 10 que
ocurria. La casa era demasiado grande
para mi madre y, aunque lie gustaba vi
vir en- Los Angeles, sentia nostalgias
de Utah.
En- vista de este sali de California
Y volvi a nuestra v1eJa ciudad uei
Isago ralado. ALI comprs una casa con
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Lista de telegramas recibidos de Ia isla
por la Cruz Roja

numero SocloS correspondence
Ramon Lagards..
Pie. Comits Local G. B.. A..
Juncos.
Pie. Cruz Roja Americana, ~
Pta. de Tierra.
No contest& su primer telegrama
por. estar enfermo FL domingo termi-
namos semana Hostos. Hoy comenza-
mos Cruz Roja. Espero cubrir Quota
asignada.
Or. Barrsras.
Vega Alta.
Com. Campaia Cruz Roja Americana.
Pta. de TERRA,
|. Hamos comenzado campada y esta-
mos ttabajando. Enviamos detaliss CO.
rreo.
DR.. Sifrs.
Pte cOmits Local G. B.. a.
Yauco.
Com Campsfa Cruz Roja Americana.
Pta. de TERRA,
Estamos organ 'zando campaha 50.
clos Cruz Roja. a..
Domingo vivaldi,
|. Com. ni6lico.
. Lares.
Cruz Roja Americana.
Pta. de TERRA,
Reorganizado comiti presidents Juan
vive inici6se campaaa satisfactoriameR
te. Lunes.
DIR. Francisco ssim.
Las Piedras.
Com campafia Cruz Roia Americans.
Pta. de TERRA,
Estoy trabajando solo. Ifars TODD
10 que putda. Av:sars.
collazo.
Manati,
Com. Campafa Cruz Roja Americana.
Pta. de TERRA.
Campaha iniciada 81, progresa ac-
'i'e''l'"'e'
iS
\ Pte Comits Local g. RasA.
corozai.
Manual HE~nd;a
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Hurnacao.. :.

Pte. capitulo Cruz Roja, /
Bibliotsca Carnegie.
Pta. de Tierra.
Aeabo regresar. San Juan. Este CO.
mite convocado hoy tomsr acusrdos.
Avisars resuitado.
Pablo Bergs.
Pte. comits Local O. &. a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
Reciben las birretas los nueuos
Principles dc la Iglesia ].

Cinco mIl personas asistieron las
solemnes ceremonies en- la Basilica
ole San Pedro.
Roma 27.-Solemnidad espIendor
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUspEss PROF. FOR SALE .,
BE ADVISED ABOUT SOUTHSIDE

There is now a marked tendency in certain cities to establish sub- centers catering to high-class re- tail trade, such centers are at tracing high-class shoppers. High rents, limited parking space and rapid transit by automobiles can be credited for this change. MT. Roger Babson, in a letter to his clients, advised retail mer- chants catering to exclusive trade to seek locations for shops in well-located sub-centers. I believe such a center is now in the making on South Twentieth Street.
 TWENTIETH STREET
 BETWEEN A AND c 40x150 feet. Substantial, two- stock brick building A sound investment that will rapidly in- crease in value. Price $65,000. Terms.
 AVENUE C-NExT TO NEW
 OFFICE BUILDING How much do you think a lot, 25x140 feet, next to any office building in the city is worth to- day? You can buy this lot next to the office building that will soon be built on South Twentieth Street, for $30,o0o; reasonable terms.
 AVENUE D You won't find another lot for sale on D between Twentieth and Twenty-first Streets at any price. There are several, one, two and three blocks away from the rew office building. This is the only lot in the block for sale and the price Is only $30,000. Some one will make profit by buying this.
 AVENUE c One-half block from front of new office building. In the district that is destined to soon become a shopping center. 50x140 feet for $30,000. 8. TWENTIETH ST.
 LARGE CORNER Best bargain and safest invest >ment in the city; only two blocks from four large office buildings; now partially improved with four-story building. Ideal loca-> tion for hotel, office building or two large business houses. Buy now, you cannot find a safer in- vestment. I think am conserv- ative when say expect to see this corner bring a quarter of million dollars. Owners need money Is the only reason I can sell this for such low price; $116000. Terms, $35, 900 to $50,- 900 cash.
 Remember these prices have in- creased very little during the past IT years. GEO. o. MARRY R. E. CO 206-7-s Farley Bldg.-Main 2572
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
REAL ESTATE-SALE X
 BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 9s

)CLLS GD IN GO VhAAN
 ON THE sOUTHSIDE SEE. corner of 18th St. and Ave. F, 100 feet on Ave. F, and runs back 75 feet; price, $37, 7,500.
 Ave. D between 17th and 18th Sts., lot 100x140, 6 stone houses; rental, $216, on north side of avenue; price $27,500. Ave. D between 17th and 18th Sts, 100 feet from NV. corner of Ave. D and 18th St., 5Ox140 feet, one story brick; price, $20,000, cash $7,500, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent; rental,' 1875 per month. S.W. corner Ave. A and 22d St., lot 50x100 feet, 2 story brick and 1-story brick; rental about $110; price $40,000; cash $15,- 900, balance in 1, 2, and 3 years at 6 per cent.
 s. E. corner Ave. G and and 18th St., 100x140 feet, improved with 4 large houses; rental about $2O0 per month; price $35,000, cash $15,00O, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent. SEE. corner of Ave. F and 18th St., 100 feet on Ave. F and runs back 75 feet; price $40,000; cash, $10,- 900, balance in 1, 2, and 3 years at 6 per cent.
 Lots 5 and 6, block 143, lot 100x19O on Ave. c between 24th and 18th Sts.; price $25, ,000; cash $1O,000, bal ance 1, 2 and 3 years, 6 per cent semi-annually. Lots, 8, 9 and 10, block 167, lot 100x140 on SEE. corner Ave. D and 18th St.; price, $30,000; 1a cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent.
 Lot 4, block 12O, lot 5Ox 40, on Ave. A between 21st and 22nd Sts., paying 8 per cent on $2O,000; price $25,000; cash $10,- 900, balance in l, 2, 3 and 4 years at 6 per cent.
 Part of lots 13, IA and 15 in block 101, on 23d St., between F and G; rental $60; price $20,000; F cash, balance 1, 2, and 8 years at 6 per cent. Lot 75x140 to an alley.
 22nd St., between Ayes. A and B, lot 20x100; price $9,O00; cash, $3,OO0, balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 6 per cent.
 Ed R. McDavid, Jr. Main 457 21O9 1st Ave.
 McDAVID
 R. E. & INS. co.
 "Try McDavid Service"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 9s

1oox190 Feet on 9th Ave- Between 14th and 10th Sts.
 $35,OOO
 It's no misrepresentation to say that this is the cheapest property to be had in this section, where property is c h a ging hands SO rapidly. This 1OO-foot front on 9th Ave. has not been inflated, and without a doubt will sell for more than is asked.
 The present and future values on this important avenue is conceded by all; and, remember also that 14th is a through street. This property can be pur- chased on r e a ona b le terms and can be financed at 6 per cent.
 Call Harrison or Abney Kendrick- Chambless R. Go.
 
 21O5 SD AVE. MAIN 2256
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 8S

INVESTMENTS
 Southside 5,000-Located on Ave. D, be- tween 18th and 18th Sts.; lot 50x140. Terms can be arranged on this.
 $35, ,000-100-f corner on 18th St. and Ave. C. This Is just l block from the new office build ing.
 $40, ,000-100x1O0, located on SEE. corner of Ave. D and 18th St. This is an excellent corner, both streets are good.
 $22, ,500-100x100, on Ave. F, with 2-story brick building. Can make easy terms on this.
 S. 18th St. corner. bringing in about $500 per month rent. Inn provcments are good. The hurrah is about over on the Southside. The prices are be- coming stabilized. Work will SOOH SldIl OH lHe new OlIlCc building and other improvements will naturally follow. It is good property to own, as it will nat urally enhance as the property is improved and the class of ten ants change.
 Northside Fifth Ave. 100-foot corner, just short distance from Tutwiler Ho- tel. The price is $55,0O0 and the terms are easy.
 Another 9th Ave. corner, i'm proved with brick buildings with rental income of $400 per month. Price. sso,ooo.
 A 9th Ave. corner. very close-in with 100 feet on 9th Ave-, run ming back to an alley. We rec ommend this as an excellent pur- chase worthwhile your investiga- tion.
 Sd Ave-, close-in, improved with 3-story brick building. Price, 5000.
 The s. E. corner of Sd Ave. and 23d St., 50x100, very good brick buildings, and fairly good rent al. This is right at the new Ath- 1etic club building and city mar ket.
 For good investments on the North or Southside, see T. w. QUINN. Sales Manager. MOTION REALTY co.
 MAIN 3618
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
Is HotWeld Birmingham Investments Into Golden DoUa1s
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ss

INVESTMENT
 SOUTHSIDE s. 2Oth St., 45x1O0. Good 2-story building. Price $45,000. Big corner one block of new office build ing just announced, $40,- 900.
 9Ox9O, on s. 22nd St. Get this pickup for $20,000. 100x1O0 Ave. F, and 22nd St., corner improved with with stores and houses rented at $2,10 per year. 75x100 good 18th St. cor ner, $30,000.,
 100x140 on 22nd St. and D in the midst of some of largest establishments in Birmingham, we'll inn proved and on two main thoroughfares. Price $5O,- 900.
 100x190 on Ave. E and 22nd St. Improved with good buildings, Belt Line trackage. Will pay good return.
 See w. P. Breen
 JEMISON~ & co. Main 528O 221 N. 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
INVESTMENT

13N cO XN1 c4N We have 3 5Ox19O-foot lots; small improvements; on Ave. F, between 21st and 22nd Sts. that can be bought for a very low price for few days only. Exclusive Listing
 For Appointment
 See or Call
 R. $. w. BROWNE 18O7-11 Age-Herald Bldg.
 Main 8038
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
INVESTMENT

South Twenty-second St. corner; close in; income, $1,260 per year. This property can be had for only $15,OOO with small cash payment and plenty of time on balance. You can't go wrong South Twenty-second Street corner; on this but you must act quackly. Call E. L. Barrett, Vaughn Realty Co.,, POPS 4th Ave. Main 134S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 9s
INVESTMENTS CQIrTHSInE DIYVS

INVESTMENTS
 SOUTHSIDE BUYS
 Ave. D-Seven negro houses on lot 10Ox140, near 18th St.. .$30, ,000 Corner, 51x12s, S. 2oth ... .s2o,oo0 s. 2oth St., 56x1oo. ...... .$27, ,500 Ave. G, near 21st St., BOX lUO ................... .$25,0 900 Ave. F, 90x190; brick store and large 2-story house. e....... .$15.000 Ave. F, 1OOx1sO, three 5-room houses (white), garages. Ave. D corner, 10ox140; 5 negro houses. Rent, $75. .$7,500 Ave. A, near 2Oth St., 5ox140, $20,000. Won't last long at this price. 23rd St., S., near Ave. H. Alley corner, 571ax100. Has a Groom house on .t.................$6 .t. .$6, 76O s. 18th St., store and 7-room res idence, connected; 8 years old. Lot 45x110. Price for quick sale ................... .SS,ouO s. 18th St. Corner lot, 60x110. Has Broom house, 2 baths 5000
 Northside
 2nd Ave, N, near 22nd St., 2-story brick store; also g. story negro house (brick) in rear ..........'...'......$9o'oVV 4th Ave, N, near 18th St., 50x140. Rents $S0. .$16, 800 S. CARPENTER. Sales Mgr 3ethea Real Estate & Ins. Go MAIN 6141 RES. MAIN 231s
 2127-212e sRD AVE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
McDAVID
 R. E. & INS. co. "Try McDavid Service"
SOUTHSIDE

SOUTHSlDE S6O,OOO-S. 21st St. cor ner, 100x140. Easily the most outstanding corner south of 1st Ave. $45,O0O-S. 2Oth St. store, fronting 40 feet on this main artery, which is ap- parek1tly just coming into it's own. Splendid build ing, we'll rented and in First-Class condition. S3O,OOO-Ave. "G" corner, 1OOx145, strategically sit uated to command a phe- nomenal increase upon the completion of 24th St. via duct.
 S2O,OOO-Ave. "B," just off 2Oth St., 5Ox14O, with improvements paying $840 annually.
 S22,5OO-Ave. "B" be- tween 2Oth and 21st Sts. In the heart of recent activity, and a good piece to hold for future an- nouncements, which are a certainty.
 Call T. P. Watkins ". B. Leedy R. E. & Ins. Go
 Realtors 112 N. 21st St. Main 3265 Members Multiple Listing
 System
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
$35,OOO
SOUTHSIDE

Avenue D, between 18th and 18th sts.: 50x140, adjoining lot, less valuable than this can be bought for. Price, $15,O ,O0O; one-third cash. Had enough improve. mont to carry indebtedness. Five days is the life of this at the price. Call W. A. Reaves today; M. 6463-L3 1or Monday at M. 134S. See me at POPS 4th Ave. Vaughn Realty Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE 9s

4TH AVE-, NEAR FAITH ST
 $25,00O We have for quick sale 50-foot frontage adjoin- ing corner of 24th St. and 4th Ave. at above price. This is within 1 block of the new office building and cannot be equalled at any price near $25,O00. We can guarantee deliv- cry today only at above price. Call J. w. Hamm, Main 6094.
 ELLIOTT-HAMM
 REALTY co.
 406 N. Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
INVESTMENT

INTERVIEWS
 SIP, 500, between 18th and 17th Sts. and Sth Ave, N, 5Ox12O; $40,0O0, between 21st and 22d Sts. and sth Ave. N, 5Ox19O; $s.OOO, between Fist and 22d Sts. and Ave. G, S., 51x1O4; $S5,OOO, between 18th and goth Sts. and Ave. c, s., BOX 140. Call James Bryan, Main 61Ss.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-24
School Dairy Master
Tossed By Bull

Alvin Guerink had another narrow
escape from death last Thursday
morning when the nerd sire at the
Normal school farm tossed him over
a partition in the barn.
Guerink went into the bulls stall
and was about to step in front of the
animal when it lowered its head,
caught him from the rear just above
the knees and tossed him clear over
the partition of the stall.
The fact that he was thrown clear
Of the stall probably saved the dairy
managers life, as the bull was in
savage mood and continued to display
d muderous intent for some time
afterwards. Aside from some painful
bruises, Guerink escaped serious in
jury.
On August 81 Guerink had a mir
aculous escape when his Ford coupe
turned turtle and was completely de-
molished at Young's corner on the
River Falls-Hudson road. He was
laid up for seine time by injuries re-
ceived in that accident.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-24
Expert Here To Test
City's Power Lines

Many radio receiving sets, especi-
ally in the downtown district, are
troubled by what appears to be an in
reference caused from a leak in the
municipal electric power system.
The matter was taken up at Mon
day evenings meeting Of the City
Council. and it was decided to secure
the services of an expert to make
thorough test to locate the leak, if
any.
One or two of the lines cut of the
local telephone exchange are effected
in like manner, and it is believed that
it is from the same source as that
which is heard in the radio receiving
sets.
The expert was here yesterday and
after an examination announced that
in his opinion the interference can
not be stopped unless the wires on
certain circuits are cabled and run
underground.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-24
fireInen Fight Flames
In Sub-zero Weather

With the mercury at 30-below zero
firemen were called out about two
o'clock Monday morning to fight II
fire which had already enveloped the
Rod Chinook Printery on n. Main
street. The blaze, which evidently
started in the basement, had good
start before discovered by Roy Carl
son, night man at the Carisch gar
age, and it was some time after he
had turned in the alarm before the
water was turned onto the building.
Mr.. Chinnock's loss is estimated
at about $4,000, partially covered by
insurance. The building belonged to
F.. B. Carisch. His loss was also
partially covered by insurance.
Mr.. Chinook has leased the Glad
stone annex rooms now occupied by
the A. C. Laue tailor shop, and ex-
poets to resume business there IN
about two weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-24
Board Chairmen
flay Legislators

Wansau, Wis.-The Wisconsin
County Boards association closed its
convention late Thursday night at
banquet. City Attorney Patrick T.
Stone presided.
The convention unanimously re-
elected F. w. Davis, Bangor, as presi-
dent.
The sentiment and feeling against
inaction by the legislature and gov
ernor was expressed forcefully in
President Davis closing address. He
said in part:
This association of county boards
was betrayed by the last Legislature
and by Governor Blaine. and regret
that stronger expressions were not
used in forming our resolutions. We
come directly frcm the people, are in
closer contact than are Legislators,
and we know what the people want,
and yet the legislature and the gov
ernor, in the face of the most solemn
referendum ever given in the state,
betrayed us and the taxpayers, re-
fused to reduce taxes or to adopt
reasonable suggestion for mainten-
ance of highways and to relieve the
burden on property owners.
IL want you to take this message
homo and ta fell II at town DoeatincrS
ask the people if we want to submit
to be governed by practical quacks.
If we are to be made the playthings
of politics we might as well quit. l
defy the governor to give a true ex-
PLANTATION why he vetoed the cent
gasoline bill last year. He never has
given the real reason and | defy him
to do So