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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13
lnteresantes manifestaciones hechas por D. Xavier
Marian, nonbre de Ia Association de Cafeteros
de Ponce, ante la Com. de Contribucones Ingresos

quiere. Bien puede airmarse que Ia
periodicidad la mayor o menor i'm
portancia de las lluvias tan indispen-
sables para las grandes explotaciones
agricolas de una gran parte de Ia cos
ta sur de Ia isla, eStaran de mas en-
mas aseguadas en- raz6n directa del
dcsarrollo que-merced a la protection
Y las facihdades con que el gobierno
insular pUede avorecerla-logremos
imprimirle a la industria cafeteria.
Y 81, por otra parte, pensamos, Guam
triste y misera es Ia condici6n de vida
de nuestroS trabajadores del interior,
victimas propiciatorias de la anemia
de Ia uncinariasis y de la tuberculosis.
consecuencias fatales elias todas de los
miserables salaries que apenas puede
ofrecerles una industrial economicamen
tie aneniada tambien, facil sera ha-
cerse cargo de GUAM intense es Ell pro-
blema y de como Sc impone 81 a la
atencion de todos cuantos Sc hallan dis
puestos a prestar inteligente eficaz
auxilio al cafetero puertorriquefio. En-
conexion con este nos permitimos ha-
Ger las sugestiones siguientes:
A.-Que Sc hbere, durante un MI
nero de amos determinado de toda con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13

Para I4onbres Y Mujeres

81 I'D. SUFRE dc Nerviosidad
Reumatismo, Dyspepsia, Insomnia.
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Circulation po-
bre de la sangre, Dolores en- los RI
nones espalda, MaIestar en- ell hi
gado, Falta de vig0r otra dolencia
cualquiera debidO a FALTA DE VI
TALIDAD debe pedir inmediatamen
te ell FOLLETO GRATIS que desert
be nuestrOs maravilIOsOs CINTURO-
MES ELECTRICOS t'El dador de
Salud', cientifcamente construidos.
La electricidad que generan estos
CInturones curara las dolencias oue
sienta I'd. en- cualquier parte del
cuerpo; ell Cintur6n lie proporcionara
Ia Op0rtunidad de reorganizar su or
ganismo, devOlviendole su natural vi
gor haciendole fuerte capaz de
desempenar sus funciones sin nine6n
entOrpeclmientO. LA ELECTRICJ-
DAD ES VIDA; sus resultados cu-
ratIvos son maravillosos ell poder
-se siente instantaneamente.
Pida en- seguida ell folIeto, no lie
cuesta NADIA; basta escribir una postal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13

ALQUILASE casa concrete en- Santur-
ce parada &c calle Colon No. 7 LIZ de-
tras escriela Mufoz Rivera, tres dormi-
torios anipiios verja y ga1eria informes
Rl lado o telefono 1877 verde Santurcc
6-1G
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JUEGOS DE MIMBRES A PLA1OS:
Juegos de Mimbres Ultima noyedad 10
damos con $1,000 al to1narlos y S12.00
mensuaimente Ventas para Ia Isla. La
Joya del Kogar Inc Cristo No. Il.
Box 223. San Juan, P. r. liz
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Sc ALQUILA: Pr6xima desocupar-
Sc, una casa de concrete recien cons
truida en- Ia parada II, sitio deilcloso.
Cen garage $1,000 sin el $4,000. fnfor
marian teIefono 13o azul. CD
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tribucion los nuevos plantios de ca
fe, siempre que sean hechos Ell exten-
stones facifes de determinar de rela-
lativa importancia con arreglo, ade-
mas, a todo cuanto los conocimientos
de cultivos tropicales aconsejen como
de resultados PRACTICES. Esta legisla-
ci6n ''privilegiada estaria plenamen
tie justifcada 81 Sc tiene ell cuenta que
de nuestros principales productos, es
ell Cafe ell hnico que no disfruta de las
ventajas de la Protection.
B. Que Sc trabaje la modification de
la Carta organica de Puerto Rico en-
el sentido de que ToDos los cafes que
Sc introduzcan ell la isla cualquiera que
sea la forma en- que vinieren Y no
inporta su procedencia-de los Esta-
dos Unidos el extranjero- su-
jetos a un derecho especial nunca me-
nor de CINCO centavos por libra Con
tai medida Sc evitaria en- gran parte la
adulteracioa de nuestro cafe y Sc pom
dria coto la importation aqui de ca
fes extranjeros de. cahdad inferior con
! ell prop6sito de reexportarlos Iuego CO.
mo cafe de Puerto Rico.
C.-Que por Ell presupuesto insular
/ Sc provea 10 necesario para la diffusion
de los conocimientos agricolas suscep-
til,Ioc do yoaiorar lac oo1dic;opee dol
cultivo del cafe en- vista de la obten-
ci0n de rendimientos por cuerda que
resulten reEuneradores; este no servi-
ria solamentesa asegurar la. conserva-
/ cion y mejoramiento de los actuaIes
plantlos, 81 que tambi6n seria alicien-
/ te poderoso para Ell fomento de nuevos
/ fundos cafeteros a 10 cual debe ten
derse con tenaz insistencia por las ro-
zones va expuestas otras muchas GU
va enumeration seria bastante larga y
no han de escaparse seguramente q
vuestra Comisi6n
Para ternlinar, relacionado con la
! importancia de nuestra indication res
pecto del cultivo, nos parece oportuno
/ transcribir aqui 10 que Sc decia en- una
Memoria pubicada en- Ell afio 1915 por
la que fu6 ''NATIoNAL COFFEE
GROWER ASSOCIATION; decfa
asi:
"a POGO que nos fjemos, es, esta
del cultivo y del aumento de produc-
con, una de las fases mas trascenden-
tales del prohlema cafetero de Puer-
to Rico. En- 10 del cultivo va envuelta
la vida n1isma de los cafetos de la
sombra; no debe olvidarse que Ia ex-
plotaci6n constante que han sido So
metidas las tierras cafeteras, determi-
nara su agotamiento en- un plazo mas
o menos remote, pero SECURE; y senle-
| jante triste perspective aconseja la
intervention de la ciencia, de cuyo
auxilio va no puede prescindirse en-
ningin empefio humane. -
/ Muy resretuosamente sometido,
Por la Comisi6n de Cafeteros
de Ponce
x. MARIANI.
(Continia en- la pagina 6)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13

En- nuestro humilde sentir, creemos
que la evaluaci6n general de la rique-
"a inmueble procede hacerla teni6ndo-
Sc ell cuenta el rendimiento de la mis-
ma con 10 caal resultara mas equita-
tiva la contribution. No haya de ale
grarse en- contra de esta indication
nuestra la circunstancia ell hecho de
basarse sobre el CAPITAL nuestro sis
tema contribut-vo; y clio porque es
coSa por delnas sabida que para1 es-
timacion de todo capital ha de tener-
Sc Y Sc tiene, necesariamente, en- cuen
ia, ell susceptible rendim ento del mis-
mo para determinar su valor; y 81 ESQ
es algo incontrovertible existe, ade-
mas, en- favor de la industria cafete-
ra otra circunStancia no menos aten-
dible es la casi obligation en- que
esta el pals todo y su Erario indirec
tamente, de compensar-median una
aminoracion de cargas en- todo sentido
la falta de protection arancelaria
negada nuestro cafe por la Tarifa
aduanera Nacional; falta de protec-
ci6n que no solamente constituye una
injusticia cvidente sino que puede Sc
ilalarse como una de las concausas de
Ia decadencia de la industria cafetera
entire nosotros.
En- stencion 10 que precede, es
que no vacilamos en- soicitar de vues-
ira Honorable Comision de todos
cuantos estan estudiando las condicio-
nos de la isla en- general de sus ri
quezas ell particular en- conexion con
el sistema tributar;o existente, que no
va an incurrir en- ell error de gravar
en- mas de 10 que esta, una riqueza en-
plena decadencia como 10 es la cafe
terra. Solicitamos, por ell contrario, con
decidido emreio, y con pflena concien-
cia de la justicia que nos asiste, que
a fin de salvarla de la ruina que la
amsnaza para que ella vuelva ser
10 que fue mas de 10 que fue, debe
reducirse al minimum possible la va
luacion de la misma; debe llegarse a
una absolute equidad en- ell reparto
contributivo 81 Sc tiene Ell proposito-
como sinceramente 10 creemos-de con-
servar para Puerto Rico una de sus mas
genuinas riquezas de la cual vive aun-
que sea muy languidamente, una gran
parte de su poblaci6n del interior que
hallaria bastante dificilmente otro me-
dio de subsistencia 81 la desaparici6n
del cafe ocurriese algdn dia.
Sc nos hace dificil, Honorables Sc
nores, dar ternino a nuestra peticion
sin apuntar otras razones que la JUS
tifican plenamente Y que Sc relacionan
con ell interes general unas y con de-
terminates no menos atendibles In
tereses otras.
No debe olvidarse, en- primer tsrni-
, no. que la conservation y el mejora-
iniento de Ia riqueza cafeteria, sirve
de modo admirable la persistencia
del arbolado en- esas regiones medic
montafiosas de la isla donde Sc culti-
va ell cafe por la necesidad imprescin-
dible de la sombra que el cafeto re-
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VENDO UNA CASA

ferminindose, dos pisos; baio cemen-
to-, alto MADEIRA; dermitorios; para
ma familia dos, garage, fachada Il
Gales Suau Cerra; pintada al 0leo.
Suau ST.. entire Paradas 14-15. Santur-
ce Informed: Nelefon0 9SS. tSantnrce
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AzUcAR:-Vao total production
Valor total production annual
TAsAcIoN,
CA T E:Vaor total production
Valor total production anusL
TASACIoN
TABACo:-Vaor total production qdinquenio,
valor total production anual $4,000
TASACIoN
FRUTAs:--Valor total production QunQuenio
Valor total production nanual 600 600
TASACioN,
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NAME OF RECISTRANT

MERRENN-SOULE CO., a
corporation duly organized un-
der the laws of the State of New
York, and located in the City of
Syracuse, County of Onondaga,
in said State, and doing busi-
ness at the corner of North
Franklin and Plum Streets, in
said City of Syracuse.
TRADE MARK:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13

MUEBLEs A PLAzos: sJUegos para
sala MARIA TERESA, iInitacion al
pals; Juegos de lIinibre, Tocadores, 10
peros y todo 10 que I'd. puede desear
en- muebles. Traiga cualqaier cantidad
de dsnero lie ammeblarenos sn casa,
ell resso 10 pagara a plazos comodos.
ventas para, la isla. La Joya del 10
gar Inc. Box 223, Gale del Crsto
No IL san Juan. P. t. III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13

Sc ALQUILA en- Cara go Stop l5, los
altos con A doralitorios. Informaran:
telefonos 565 azul, Santurce, 6--l9
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de contribution medic en- la isla que
ruede ju;ciosamente fijarse en- un
1 5000 como minimum, veremos que el
cafe pago al Erario por concepto de
inpuesto sobre el Capital, 10 equivalen
lte so 75 por cada Quintal producido !.
ST establecemos comparaciones con IA
contribution 'pagada por las denas ri
quezas ese mismo aiio Y nos detenepaos
en- Ia cana, Sc vera que esta contribu-
20 al Erario en- Ia proportion de 50. 20
por tonelada de azucar o sean so 10
ror quin*al. Claramente Sc desmende
que de haber existido una tasacion
proporc;onada a la del cafe Ell impor-
te de Ia contribution por quintal lie
az6car habria sido de unos 25 cents.
por Guintal.
Hemos tornado por base el ano 1922
por ser ese ell mas reciente en- cuanto
Informes ofciales publicados; nece-
sitados como estamos de demostrar la
injusticia palmaria que prevalece en- ell
General Assessment respecto del
cafe comparable con las demas rique-
zas, vamos a detenernos en- I'm quin-
Quenio sea el comprendido entire los
amos 1918 al 1922, ambos inclusives. v
de los cuales aparece:
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Sc VENDE barato CAIRO Dodge. Me
canicamente pcrfecto. Telefono l45l,
Santurce. o-1|
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TENGo 10 sacos ajonjoli del pals para
venderlos. Ell que los interese pucde
dirigirse Perfecto Iglesias, Box ~,
Quebradillas, p. 3. SIS
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MoDIsTA: Por que trabajar como EN-
pleadas? Su propio trabajo un peque-
no pago de contado lie hara duena de
un taller acreditado en- buen sitio. FL
negocio Sc paga por ST misino y sus
entradas seran mayores. Informara en-
Salvador Brau Al, Altos. 6--l'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Hard to Get
Songs Over
in Seattle
City Critical of It's
Music, Writer
Declares


Seattle IL tho hardest city In
tho world 60 get song over In.
Tho folks horo AFRO moro particular
about tho music they want than
tho people In any OF tho big Eastern
cities"
Maybe that'n dirhearten some of
seattlo's aspiring aongwriters. but
that's what Walt Davidson. writer
OF mfr. Gosh Awful Loose and His
Gallopin' Goose" and great many
other novelty and popular songs.
said Friday.
Davidson declared that no two
cities like tho same kind OF popular
music and that no others arc as
particular as Seattle. He naid one
Of his songs that failed TO get
over" In Seattle made the biggest
hlt OF tho season In Denver and
another ono that couldn't win with
tho Denver people went big In
Seattle.
And Davidson In In position
70 KNOW hbout those things. He
has put over n great many popu'
lar pieces In Seattle and in several
other cities. Among tho most popl.
lar OF his WRITINGS arc Wonder.
full Pal" Answer Tapa." big
Chief Battle Axe" Little Gray
Mother o Nine" and MIR. Gosh
Awful Loose The latter song Ia
probably the most popular Just now.
VIII King featured Il with Marie
Lokko Mt tho Palace Hip last week
aud II Is being featured all over
tho country by several vaudeville
circnlts and by "Rcd" Newman. of
the Canadian Dumbells.- besides
several orchestrna on tho Pacific
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Ford Stock Worth
a Billion Shortly

NEW YORK. Jan. iiy--Wall street
values Ford Motor company stock at
ss4o, 100000 and predicts that within
a year Il will be worth si.s6o. o0o.o 900.
The figure n based on a eomparl,
son OF the valuation OF the proper
ties OF the Fond Motor company OF
Canada and marks the first time
Wall Street has been able TO guess
nearly the stock value OF Ford'a
American company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
THE PLAN IN BRIEF

Proposes
!. rhat the United states shall lmma-
dintely enter tho Permanent Court OF In-
ternational Jnstiee, under the conditions
stated by Aeerotsry Hughes and President
Harding IN February. ipss.
III. THAT without becoming n member
OF the League Of Nations as At present
constituted, the United States shall offer
60 extend ito present cooperation with
the league and participate In the work
OF the league as body OF mutual eoun-
col under conditions which
1. Substitute moral force and public
opinion for the military and economic
force originally implied IN Articles X
and XVI
2. Safeguard the Monroe Doetfins.
,, Accept the fact that tho unJted States
will assume no obligations under tho
Treaty OF Versailles except by Act OF
Congress.
a. Propose that membership In the league
should be opened 70 all nations.
Q. Provide for the continuing Develop
meat Of international Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

OF Tho Star. must DO In tho II 'allu by
midnight Sunday In order - count
In the vote.
This Is tho first opportunl y Seat
tle folks have had to vote q ltcotly
on whether or not they v VI ~ inc
United States TO take any active
part In European affairs. TGS ,bok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
MacLean Asks Delay
of 100000 Inquiry

PALM BEACH. ria. Jan. IL
Edward Il, MneLean. Washington
millionaire publisher. today asked
posiponement OF his examination by
Senator Walsh, Montana. regarding
loan OF 100000 MacI.ean made TO
former Secretary OF tho Interior
Albert d. Fall. who leaned tho Tea.
pc, Dome naval oil reserve TO Sin.
clair oil interests.
MacIsean naid no wished TO con.
suit his counsel. ]. Wilton Lam.
bert. or Washington. who arrived
this morning on the same train
with Walsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Box Plan Advocates Increa ase Lead in Vote

plan. awarded tho 5000 prize Of.
forod by Edward Box for tho best
method OF obtaining world peace.
provides that this country shall join
tho permanent court OF information.
al justice ana shall cooperate with
the league OF nations without, how.
over. Joining the league as a full.
fiedged member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

Tho count Friday In Tho stara
referendum In and around Seattle
on the hok peace plan showed n
growing lead by advocates OF the
plan, They Increased from n two 10
ono 20 n three TO ono lead In the
returns that came IN over night.
Tho vote ends Sunday, Al ballots,
addressed To tho Peace Plan Editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

Saturday wei sell Mems
Singerman Duchess Trous-
ers. SIS and 81 values, for
for S3.65. Mems $500 and
$500 Pants at S2.35. Boys
Suits have been marked
S3.S5; heavy Atwood Macki-
naws at Si.S5. Heavy, pure
wool, pull-over Sweaters,
formerly $3.50, at S3.S5. !
And here's the cause for
these enormous reductions
Singerman's stock, now down
to odds and ends, must be
wound up at once. and it will
be thrown on sale, together
with those of the combined
Red Front Stocks, at 1904
1903 First Avenue, corner
Pine Street; and this forced
drastic action is the cause of
these sensatidnally low prices:
Yes, we defy competition!
Wen sell Mems 0veralls at
Csc. Mems Collars, all sizes,
at SC. Black Bear 0yeralls--
Be here when the DOORS O
ING AT 900 A. Nj. We have
gains offered. The cleanup
last long. BE sure and come to
day. You can't make any I
address-RED FRONT CL01
First Avenue, corner Pine Str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
100000 Contract
Let for Rail Cars

| PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. Ii.-con.
. scia for tho construction OF e57
~ tigerator carn. 20 cost moro than
~ 100000. have been awarded 10
lilo Pacific Car and Foundry com
y OF Portland. by tho Pacific
Ie,p L Express company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

when that film opens there satur.
day.
That Is Just one OF tho interest.
ing sights in this weekly Others
are the state game authorities. har-
vestlng salmon eggs. and the French
battleship. visiting seattle's harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
IN NEWS FILMS

University Of Washington wrest.
lers have been caught in the new
Liberty News. getting ready for
their hpring bouts. They win be
revealed on the Liberty screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
BODY N0T IpENTFIED

afARsHFIELD. ore. Jan. H.
Identification ~ body found on the
beach near here yesterday had not
been made today. 1t is presumably
the body Of victim OF the wrecked
steamer c, A. smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
EXPENSIVE PARKING

IA tLAMAZoo, Mich. Jan. H.
Chan les Schroeder attempted 10 park
his Z ar In the police station, He
paid $50 for the privilege. after
pleadhsN guilty 10 driving while in.
toxL,ai ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
BUSINESS is BUSINESS

I'm going to ask your father for
your hand In q busiuess.llke man.
ner."
II think that would DO best"
''Yes-I'm going to ask him In
writing. American Legion Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

in fact, everything that man
needs for dress or work wear
all included in this sale and
going at these sensational
prices.
Tomorrow you can buy
Mems Genuine Packard Dress
Shoes, formerly 81, for SOS.
Mems Work Shoes for S2.65.
While fine Boys Shoes have
been marked at S1.95.
Mems Dress Shirts are
priced soc, and Work Shirts
at soc. Mems Lisle Socks
at 1Sc, and Cotton Socks go
at &c.
Think Of buying mems
heavy fleeced or ribbed I'M
derwear for 69c, and mems
heavy wool Underwear for
csc. And mems heavy VIM
ter Union Suits at S1.39.
We've also marked a big lot
of Singerman's Mems Caps,
original prices S1.50 and 50,
at S5c. Yes, come here be-
fore it's too late.
PEN, SATURDAY MORNING
lst mentioned a few of the bar
( this Singerman stock won't
this great clothing sale Satur-
Iistake here. Remember our
HING COMPANY, 1601-1603
ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
men END
WARFARE
Independents Forced Out OF
Station Entrance

Independent and company thNicah
men AZ the King 81. railway station
have adjusted their differences. with
the Hruwn a White ahd yellow Gals
companies victorious. d wa d.,
eiarcd "Wednesday, following admls.
sion that the independents have
been forced out OF the parking
space al the lower station en-!
trance.
An area about 30 feet squarc.
owned by the railroad company az
tho suhs,aiIoa entrance. failed 20
accommodate all taxia. u vas sal
by Yellow Cab officials Wednesday.
and a. result lease Was recently
effected whereby tho company cn'n
gained sole access 70 this vantage
point. The independent for.hlrc mcn
rciAiiated and tried 60 rush tho
company machines out n position.
Tuesday large sign IN tho en-
trance gave notice Of tho lawful
lease and The Independents wore
forced 20 move their cars south
and park alaax tho curt while the
company vehicles held full sway In
tho station cutry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith cove Trrmiuaf Pier n-afr 10
ffafu pics f1-ntf rlu " Hpokhns
American can cpis fCfmlaai air raHis
F|aFia
r.rr u sirs romsns rhitosisist
i4uf ilb-utfa Forrest king. ma DuaEs
lAus
pisf Hins Victoria. Hsfthsesisrp.
l'isf ma chaiismha
fifF Hfr Admifai U6dmsn
seattle rhipbaildinF posk-u. ., = nsH.
rasins coast cosl Bunker. u. n l. =
rsslns oa.s, EnElu,sfisE wots 80
nshsrsnsid.
g. n shipping Bead Meorinrs atfs
West iHpu. West uanhu. West kafer.
West iifnshaH. hsarreFL West Czd-
zen, NapFum.
i.inE a Wage Terminal Bchf Iala o,
orleans.
tihsf. Bros Nulnr co. SIR Sonhiahd.
seattle f1uHf Nils Hif Admiral Dspsg
iisufafa street Terminal htr cfnfaufas.
puthirs ~ hutT. A.. 3. a. Cennsriifui
tasi weisrssr Dock a wsrsheuss Co
stf waiter A, Larkshtach.
tdnfs Dock str steel scientist.
West seattle TfaininN niaiion- Earle ~.
iisffsrnsnis Dr. bptk-sif isInisr, ma
cuibuffs.
ALASKA hisamshis sloofihEs str K,tehi.
kGn.
raft uiaksisy-Htr Tansns
WinsioW Marine Hallway tEAris ife-hofl
aHchrn Miudenan. NahcouFsf. betsy
Hoes. Eiis A.. Sophie Chfiusnssn.
Asisor ana AiBmna. hktes Auns
CamYn chasiss y. crusksr. tEfrsa Coz
qsiiiam citY, HsnFy Wizard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

some say that Il knocks lum.
bago over night--others assert that
for chest colds and sore throat II has
no equal. while many insist that
there Vs. nothing they over tried that
Is 30 efficient for neuralgia, neuritls
and oven head colds and nasal ca.
tarrh."
Answering the above letter. we. the
makers Of Joint.Easc, know that
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Elder Wins Idaho
Democratic Post

ST. MARES. Idaho. May IL
Robert II. Elder. FOR IL years ma
,ionsi democratic committeeman OK
Idaho. was reelected 90 that post
hy the Idaho state democratic dele
gate convention here, last nish,.
Mrs. Teresa Graham. Coner
d'Aicnc. was unanimously elected
national committeeman
Delcgaieaat.iarEc 20 tho national
convention were named, as follows:
Ex.Gov. Hawiey and eS'Gov. Al
exandcr. both OF Boise. James T.
Harris. wekaer. Mis-. Teresa GFa.
ham: Airs. Grover Rich. Burnley Mrs,
Curtis Pike. Bolsa. George Gleason.
Bannock county. and James Pope,
state chairman. Boise.