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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
AGRADECIDA

Suplico al pueblo de San Juan
que luche con el Municipio de,
San Juan para que siennpre el
Dr.. Morales pueda salvar al pa
DIRE de familia, como ha salvado
a mi esposo despues de estar en-
agonia de nuerte, Justine Mas.
Lo salvaron entire el DR.. Morales.
DR.. Malaret, Dr.. Palmer, asi como
las senoritas Miss Carfuse, Miss
Leon, Miss Alers, Miss Nieves.
qUienes le asistieron y la telefo-
nista Lolita Carrasquillo.
Sirvan estas lineas para haeer
publico M profundo agradeci-
miento.g
Maria Cristina RODRIGUEZ
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Ell TRABAJO DE
SELECTION.

En- el banquete del Hotel Palace,
el Lcdo. Benftez Flores hizo mani
festaciones muy atinadas en- cuanto
la ardua labor de Ia selection de
personal, cuande verdaderamente Sc
desea encargar de la administration
de justicia un personal competen
tie. digno leal ANTE vos teneis
el material. ante vos ten6is ell Bar
(Continda en- la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
INGENUIDADES

Ell dfa 10 de julio pr6ximO
cOmparecera ante los tIi-
bunales del Estad0 de TeEme-
ssee el professor MIR. Scott
Scopes. aeusatl0 de explicar a
sus alumnOs La teOrfa de Dar-
win. UnO de los defcnsOreS
del professor eniuiciadG, cs cl
brujO de Menl0 Park: Tho
mas Alba Edison, a qlien de
ben la eieneia, ell arte, IL i'm
dustria, v, sObre tOdO, la hui
manidad, muy asOmbrOSas ma
i rayillas.
AluchOs sabiOs del temple de
eSpzritu de Edison, tenemOs
La seguridad de que han de
apresurarse a abOgar pOr el
professor MIR. Scopes.
Unicamente los mOnOs Isl
es que algunO de ellOS ha te-
nidO la Ocasi6n de OIer el
Jazz, que tantOs beneficios
p0dria eOnceder, con el rio DE-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24

GQue opina usted de la proteSta
iniciada por los comerciantes con
motive de la nueva ley de arbitrios7
lie preguntamos.
-"Creo que estan en- SUI perfec-
to derecho, ese es un derecho~ que
les asiste todos. No obstante es--
toy SECURE de que elIos en- ell fondo
desean cooperar con nosotros y que
Sc dan cuenta de la inmensa res
ponsabilidad que pesa en- estos mo
mentos sobre nuestros hombros. Lo
que ST no me explico es que Sc olga
en- cierta parte de Ia prensa que los
detallistas de provisiones seran afec-
tados y consiguientemente ell pt-
blico. Precisamente en- la ley que
dan exentos de contribution los
productes alimenticios Y articulos
de labranza
"En cuarlto que Sc imponga di-
cha contribution a los detallistas
de provisiones no 10 creo muy po-
sible. I'd. comprendera que no es
tan facil pasarse sin conner que sin
nm buen traje y ell legislator debe
tener en- cuenta todos esos detalles.
Pero no divide usted que la ley de
arbitrios efecta todos los conner
ciantes y que solo estan exentos de
contribution los productos alimen-
ticios y artfculos de lahranza. De
todos modos, el pals puede estar
SECURE de que jamas olvidaremos
los sacros deberes que con el pue-
ICortinda en- la pag. u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Ell COMITE REPUBLI-
CANO PURO Y CONF
TE CENTRAL SOCIA-
.LISTA CELEBRARON
SESSION. C0NIUNTA
A m0ci0n de dos deIega-
dos republiCan0S Sc aC0r-
do felicitar a lgIesias por
la reCiente opinion del
Tribunal Supreme

Ell Comite Local Republican, Pu
ro y ell Conite Central socialista
Sc reunieron conjuntamente la no
che del lunes.
En- dicha reunion coajunta Sc dis
cutie y trato ampliamente la re-
ciente decision del Tribual Supre-
mo, y finalmente Sc acord5 epviar
la siguiente carta de fehcita 'itn
al senador Iglesias, d Elocion de
dos miembros republicano5:
% de JUNO do 1925.
Hon. Santiago Iglesias,
santurce, P. r.
Sefior:
Con mucha satisfaction nuestra,
tenemos Ell honor de communicable
con la preSente que, en- reunion ce-
lebrada esta noche por Ell Cont
t6 Local Republican, Pnro lie San
Juan y ell Con1it6 Central socia-
listas conjuntamente, $ a moci6n
del sefior A. Echevarria. secunds
da por Ell senior A. Bazan, ambos
Republicanos, Sc aeord5 unaniIne-
mente, puestos todos de pie y en-
medic de hondo regocijo general,
expresarle a usted nuest4a mas cor
(ContinIia en- Ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24

obstaculos en- su Marcia triunfal
hacia el porvenir. 7
Para terminar, Sc puede ase-
girar que ell movimiepto politico
iriciado por la Alianza Puerto
triquena marcara una pagina de
luz en- la historic de Puerto Rico
dadas las circunstancias que han
de rodear los proximos acontec;-
nientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Ia JuyENTUD INTE-
LECTuAL TAMBIEN.

In todos los pueblos eiviliza-
dos. Is iuyentnd intellectual STEM
pre- ha tornado parte activa en- las
luehas cisieas mas eneumbradas.
"a Ia resolueidn de los problemas
mas intrineaaos del gobierno,
dc IA politieas del concrete. de
las lsiras > las artes.
IN Puerto Rieo tambien Ia ju-
veutud inseiectnal desea eonse-
guir este esserho en lucha abier-
"a eon Dos ifsa9nvenientes del me-
e.o. Asi puea con motive de este
naeyo naogin1ento politieO, ini-
tild0 con Ia Alianza y que va q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
TENEMOS INFORMES De @.
ESTARA LISTA A FINES De
LA PRESENTE SEMANA
Ell LCdO. Benitez Flores ha-
Ce atinadaS manifeStaci0-
neS en- cuanto a la labor
de selection y los hon.
breS que habran lie admi-
nistrar juStIcia bajo Ia di-
TecCi0n del DR.. Butts

va en- nuestra edici6n de aver di-
mos cuenta del banquete celebrado
en- el Hotel Palace de esta capital,
patrocinado por el Bar de Aboga
dos Gle Puerto Rico en- honor al
Attorney General Butte. Tambien
dimos cuenta de casi todos los dis
cursos pronunciados en- ingles y es-
panol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24

naturaIes sudoreS transforma-
do en- NAL Oliente abOnO, a In
agrlcultura) serfan los ini-
eos sercs dispueStOs a pro-
teStar, con dienteS, garras y
latigazOs de cola, contra esa
teOria, que ellOs pueden atri-
bnir sOlamente a un loco de
rernate.
Los que gozan con las con-
forsiOnes simiescas del "iazz".
que hoy repudian hasta los
chimpanc6s mas sensatOs v los
pitecantriOpos mas ecuanimes,
no es possible que descfendan
"abrenuntiO"!) del mono.
Lo 1nicO possible es la teO-
ria de Darwin, al reeves.
Es decir; que ell mono ha
descendiG!1 del hOmbre, alln-
que oellO signifique (para el
mono, pOr snpnestol descen-
der mas de La cuenta.
CRISTOBAL REAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
INEstOy segurO de que en- Ia asambIea fusio-
|nista enCOntraremOs una f6fnluIaque habrd
de ser aCeptada por todos los poltCes de
buena vOIuntad'', dice eI Hon.. 1Ous Soto
"0pOrtunamente hdremOs
ell lldmdmientO general
La aSamb!ea fuSiOniSta
serd la miSma historical
aSambIea de Maya
guez dgregd

En- la mafiana del dia dc aver
visitamos en- su oficina privada de
Ia Camara al Speaker, Hon. don
jose Tous Soto. Nos llevaba hasta
alli ell prop6sito de hacerle varias
preguntas alredor de los problemas
de ultima hora, tanto politicos CO.
mo econ6micos. Don Pepe nos reci-
be con su amabilidad caracteristi-
ca y tiene una pronta respuesta
para todas nuestras preguntas, de-
mostrando en- esa forma que esta
muy bien compenetrado de todos
nuestros problemas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
FHATELICOS

Tenemos seIecciones finas pa
"a enviar a prueba a coleccio-
nistas serios. ScIicite y demos
referencias.
w. |. s. Co. ~ BerttoIy, Ponce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
Tn eI COrto espaCiO de seis dfas la
Legislature tiene q. resOker ell Ipro-
blend eCOn0IniCO
AnteS del dia lItimo ell
G0hernador debe firmar
los proyectOS de presu-
pueSto, "inCome-tax" Y
arbitrioS. .-Es possible que
con tai motive Sc ceIebre
un caucus

Hoy Sc cunplen 127 dias que
nuestra Legislature Insular esta
en- session. Mucho Sc ha hecho, pc
70 aun falta 10 eseneial, los pro-
yectos fundamentales,
lANTES DEL Ola ULTIMo
Nuestros lectores saben que
de acuerdo con el Acta Organica
el nuevo presupuesto insular de-
be empezar a regir desde el dia
primero de julio.
Y saben adenas que ell presu-
puesto no solo inplica Ell proyecto
de egresos, sino que tambien debe
necesaria v logicamente basarse
en- los proyectos de ingresos, 81
es que Sc desea evitar conflictos
y dificultades.
Esto quiere decir que antes de
aprobar en- dcfinitiva el presupues-
to insular para el ailo economico,
ia Legislature debara aprobar
los proyectos de income-tax, ar
bitrios, y otros tantos, de los cua-
les dependen las rentas del Go
berno Insular, las rentas que sos
tienen la maquinaria publica.
Esto quiere decir que antes del
dia 1ltimo el Gobernador debe
haber aprobado de acuerdo con
Ia ley, no solo el presupuesto, sinc
que tantbien arbitrios income.
tax.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
SOLO RESTAN SEIs DIAS

Y nos confrontamos con el Sc
rio problema de que solo restan
seis dias para que expire ell mes.
La Legislature pues practicaE
nente tendra que resolver todo
el problema economico en- el corto
espacio de seis dias.
Presupuesto, income-tax, arbi-
trios, ninguno de estos proyectos
ha sido aprobado defnitivamente
casi todos estan en- comision de
conferencia o bien pendientes de
informe por parte de la Comision
de Hacienda del Senado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
UNA SOLAPERS0NA
.St LLEVO FL POOL


n cna1Eo De echo combinaeio-
Hes. 30 ggs. cue oOst6 dos dolares.
pestaneelsnte : doha Conception
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Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
DON PEPE CREE QUE Ell PRE-
SUPUESTO PUEDE ESTAR
APRoBADo PARA Ell OLA
ULTINO

''Don Pepe,--empezamos por de-
cir segdn tenemos entendido el
nuevo presupuesto insular debe en-
pezar q regir ell dia tltimo solo
restan va seis dias. ICree usted
que pueda ser enviado Fortaleza
antes del dfa treinta?"
- Espero que antes del dia Ill
timo este Hsto el presupuesto, y
consiguientemente e1 income-tax,
arbitrios, otros proyectos de in
gresos que necesariamente van uni
dos al primero. Cierto que antes de
que expire Ell sexto dia de que us
ted nos habla toda esa legislation
economical debe estar en- poder del
Gobernador, por 10 menos, los pro-
yectos fundamentales La Camara
ha aprobado va todos esos proyec-
tos, que estan actualmente en- Ell
seno de la Coinisi6n de Hacienda
del Senado, y no dudo que es-
taran hstos a tempo va que solo
hay cierta discussion en- cuanto a
detalleS meramente.
''No habra pues dificultades de
ningdn g6nero. Reins absolute ar
monia ertre la Legislature y ell
Executive. Ambos organisnos SO
dan cuenta exacta de la gran res
ponsa abiIdad que tienen contraida y
tienen por ideal supreme la felici-
dad y bienestar de nuestro pueblo.
No hay pues, motives para abrigar
temores.
Ell SPEAKER NOS DA SUI OPT
MON soBRE ARBITRIoS Y so
BRE LA REcIENTE DECISION
DE LA CoRTE CIRcUITo DE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
CAUCUS Y SESSION. PER
MANENTE

Els pues evidente que para ter
ninar a tempo con el presupues-
to Sc hara necesario trabajar in
sGoatinns .en IN OAK II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-24
NumerOSOS abOgadOS Sc OpOnen al nOnbra-
mientO del juez Rodriguez Sierra para UNI
nuCvO terTTlInO
"Se cree superior q lOS
abOgad0S no gnarddndO-
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02
Auto Operating Costs
Drops State Road Funds
Minnesota Automobile Bill $225.-
100000; Trunk Highway Total
100000 In Figures

Stearns county automobile and
truck owners are spending three times
as much for tires, five times as much
for gas and oil, and some twenty
five times as much in car running ex-
penses all told, as they are paying
toward improvement of state high
ways carrying four out of five We
hicles on the roads. They will pay
out this year over $4,500,00O for
automobile expense, and about $685.
600 in motor vehicle taxes for bet
ter highways to cut car running costs.
Figures in highway bulletin this
week place the Minnesota expendi-
ture on $4,000 motor vehicles for
1925 at 1926, 100000 and that of
the United States on 17,5O0,O0O cars
at $1,000, 100000. The state total is
based on items as follows: Insurance
and miscellaneous expenses, $4,O00,-
600; new cars and trucks, $20,O0O,-
600; tires, 25,000,000; gasoline and
oil, $45, 100000, and depreciation and
repairs, $131, 100000. The average
car expense is put at less than S43O a
year, rate of 81 cents a mile total
cost at 5000 miles a year or 7 cents
at 5000 miles year, which are gen.
orally accepted figures. The fore
going estimates for this county are
based on the state totals.
Commenting on the comparative
amounts being spent for automobiles
! and for roads on which to run them,
the bulletin suggests that a few dol
lars reduction in the auto tax looks
big to the average car owner because
he forgets at the time that every
cent of auto tax goes into better
roads which in turn reduces his car
running cost. Realization that the
automobile bill in the state is $685.
100000 a year-including $45, OOO,-
900 for gasoline and oil and that of,
$25,000,00 for tires alone-may put
less formidable aspect on proposals
for $1,000,O0O or $12,OOO,0O0 for
the 1000 miles of trunk highways on
which to run cars at less cost, it adds.
A previous bulletin pointing out
that Minnesota owners are spending
too much on cars because too little
on roads under an economical bal
ance said that railroads invest more
than ten times as much in roads as
in rolling stock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02
E2SK!SR;IE|SRM
IS YOUR WORK HARD?
Many Sank Centre Folks Have Found
How to Make Work Easier

What is so hard as days work
with an aching back?
Or sharp stabs OF pain at every
sudden twist or turn?
There is no peace from that dull
ache.
No rest from the soreness, lame
ness and weakness.
Many folks have found relief
through Doan's Pills. They are a
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys.
Sank Centre people recommend it
-Doan's.
Geo. T. Engle, carpenter, Birch
and Fifth streets, Sank Centre, says:
81 have kidney trouble and I surely
was troubled with my back. This
was brought on from overwork and
heavy lifting. The first thing l
knew, dull steady aches had grip on
my kidneys. Their steadiness tired
me easily, even before the days work
was half done. My kidneys annoyed
me, too, by acting irregularly, and l
was bothered at night. Doan's Pills,
from Dwswell's Drug Store soon rid
me of the misery"
Coo, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02
MINNESOTA NEWS

Fergus Falls - The city council
opened bids for $4,000 worth Of
bonds to purchase the fair grounds
for a public park.
Winthrop-The Winthrop CONNER.
cial Club has decided to make spe.
cial study of all legislation considered
to be of Importance to small towns
and rural communities.
Lake Wilson = At a meeting of the
business men of Lake Wilson it was
decided that the showing of moving
pictures free to the public should be
resumed this summer.
Rochester-The old Garden theater,
landmark of this city valued at about
100000, was destroyed by fire.
Henderson - Henderson will not
only provide camp for tourists but
will furnish music for them The city
council has voted to convert the city
park to tourist camp and has en-
ployed an instructor for the bands.
MadeIia-Harold Loe, 10 years old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Loe of Al.
bert Lea, who, together with their s.
year-old son, Ralph, were killed in an
automobile accident, died here in a
hospital.
Mathematician Woodman Lodge
organizations of Southern Minnesota
will send the boys band of Window
to the national Woodmen encampment
at Milwaukee. The band will head
the Minnesota delegation, which will
include nearly 40 drill teams.
Winona-James e. West, chief ma
tional executive of the Boy Scouts OF
America, will be a Winona visitor on
his trip through Minnesota. Ar
rangements are being made to have
Scout delegates here from every city
in this area to meet Mr.. West
Waseca - Waseca county creamer
les manufactured 3,22S,543 pounds OF
butter in 1924 and paid $1,22S,170 tc
their patrons for butter fat. Patrons
received nearly 100000 more than in
9120, when their receipts were 1854,
40.
Red Wing - Alfred Mohn, attorney
who recently filed for the mayoralty
nomination of this city in opposition
to his brother, Thomas Mohn, present
mayor, has withdrawn his name in ia
vor of G. C. Bracher, president of the
city council.
RenviIIe - Renville county commits
sioners have placed bounty of II
cents on crows. The township boards
will pay the bounty and the county
will issue warrants in reimbursement
at the end Of the spring and fall sea
son.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02
COOP CREAMERY HAS.
MOTHER BIG MONTH.
ALL PREVIOUS QUALITY RE-
CORDS WERE BROKEN IN
FEBRUARY
! CLOSE CREAM GRADING
LIST OF PATRONS RECEIVING
CHECKS OVER $4,000 DUR
ING MONTH

The Sank Lake Co Operative
Creamery of Sank Centre is making
a very gratifying increase in butter
manufactured each month, as COM
pared with the same period a year
ago. In February 1924, 45,7OO
pounds of butter was manufactured
in February, this year, .4S,4OO
pounds were manufactured, a gain of
2,700 pounds.
At the last meeting of the Board
of Directors it was decided to start
a closer grading of cream. Begin
ming April 1 all No. 1 cream should
be in the creamery by 1900 o'clock,
noon.
For the February make of butter
the patrons were paid At cents per
pound for No. 1 butterfat and A
cents for No. 2. The following is
a list of the patrons receiving a Feb
ruary cream check of $4,000 or
over:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02

Sleepy Eye-Plans are being made
for the organization of a canoe club
here. If the arrangements are com
pleted soon it is expected that this
summer a big get-together session OF
the New Ulm, Mankato and Sleepy
Eye canoeists will be conducted here.
WilImar-Fire caused by spontane
GUS combustion destroyed the Cargill
elevator at De Graft, near here. The
loss Of the elevator, the largest of four
in the village, and its $4,000 bushels
Of grain and oats, is placed at about
$4,000.
Wood Lake-Public dance halls
here, which have been closed for the
last six months, will be opened again
as result of the recent election. The
dancers of the village organized and
at the polls on election day placed on
the village council, men who are al.
legged to be favorable to removing the
ban on dancing.
Montevideo-This city will not have
its proposed war trophy, 155 m. m.
cannon and carriage, which had been
offered by the war department.
Granite FaIIs-The Home State
Bank and the Maynard State Bank of
Maynard have been consolidated un-
der the name of the Maynard State
Bank.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02

cannot be outdoors, the windows
should be opened at the bottom so as
to allow the entrance of the suns
rays without interference
Green stuff such as clover sods that
have been grown in the sunshine,
yolks of eggs laid by hens that have
been on range, and crude cod liver
oil, fed at about 1 to 2 per cent OF
the ration, will help to make up for
the lack of sunshine, but most poul-
try keepers will prefer to use sun
shine whenever possible - Cora
Cooke, extension poultry specialist,
University of Minnesota.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02

Subscribe for the Sank Centre
Herald if you want the Sank Centre
news.
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If you don't read The Sank Centre
Herald you don't read the Sank Cen
ire news.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-04-02
Beware Of Coughs
That Hangs On

Pneumonia and serious lung trouble
usually start with a cough. So II you
have cold or cough-stop II at once
with few doses of that fine old medi-
cine, Kemps. Balsam. This famous
Balsam soothes the nerves OF the
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80 cents at all stores.
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fhirtyfivo cents. Druggists guaran-
tee u.
Boldts pumpkin pies hin the
spot Advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-01
House Has 3 Women
Members Next Session
First Time Congress Has Ever Had
More Than One at Time

WARRINGTON, Dec l. Three
women viii step forward in Doccm.
Der when Speaker Nlcholns Long
worth administers tho oath 90 the
members OF the new congress
II will be the first time In con.
gresslonn history that there has
been more than one woman member
at - time II will be the first time,
also that tho democratic side Of the
house has been grnced with con.
grcsswoman The four women who
have served In congress heretofore
nll have been republicans
Mis- Mary r. Norton OF Jersey
CITY ia tho flrnt democratic woman
Her feminine associates will be Mrs
Florence H. Kahn Of San Francisco
and Mrs Edith Nourso Rogers OF
lowell Mass both Of whom were
elected 20 succeed husbands who had
long careers In congress,
Miss Jeanette Rankin OF Montana
was the first woman 10 serve In con.
Kress. She was a member ~ the war
congress. and voted against tho war.
Aunt Alice" Robertson of Muskogee.
Okla, was the second woman. Mrs.
Wlniffed mason Huck Of Illinois the
third. served the unoSplred term OF
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FEDERAL AID is
APPROVED
Auto Club Wants Uncle Sam
10 Continue Road Work

Approval OF tho continuation Of
federal aid, and opposition TO any de,
crease in state highway construction
were voiced In resolution adopted
by the Automobile club or Washing,
ton az rs annual meeting held In
Tho Olympic Hotel Monday
D. w. Maxwell. president OF The
National city bank was reelected
president II viii be his third sue.
cesslvc term IN that office, J. c.
Rowland or Tacoma was named first
vice president } g. WILSON lilg
Lake, second vice president Jesse r
Mills olympia, third vice president.
II L. Catalan Yakima. fourth vice
president, and clyde l., Morris, Se.
attic. accrotnry,trcahurer
Completion Of tho Allen ioyear
construction program for state high.
ways was urged by Clifford l.. Bah.
cock member N tho state highway
commission Douglas Shclor club
manager, read a report which showed
that strong efforts were being made
10 reduce government highway ap.
propuptions His talk was followed
hy the passage Of the highway res,
oiutlon