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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-10

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-10
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-10

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-06-10
9x12 Tapestry Rug.
9x12 Velvet Rugs!

Prices are almost unbelievably low on n
nificent 9x12 Velvet Rugs. Luxurious r,
closely woven, of wear resisting dual
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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-11-06

taller gets them st so to SIS per ton.
What the retailer charges Is the next
thing. Il Monfesano and Crays Har-
Dor towns, potatoes are still below
these figures, but Il the grover gets
s2.75 per hundred pound sack, Harbor
dealers viii very soon have to recog-
nize it, and potatoes will 90 up here.
Local potato raisers who held their
stocks did so on the strength Of gov
eminent reports that the potato crop
turnout the country was more than
one hundred million bushels short.
The last reports made still lower
estimate and on top Of that came a
freak Of cold weather east and froze
about six million bushels more, So
that there Is little prospect Of fall
ing in prices. Farmers who have
raised a crop Of potatoes, as far east
as Colorado, have suffered heavy
losses for the past two years. espec-
tally during the last year, except in
small localities, such as had land
shortage per population. In Idaho for
two years potatoes have been selling
at from 55c to 81 per sack. When a
farmer sells potatoes at such figures
after pitting, unpitting, sorting and
sacking, as well as hauling them to
station thru the snow several miles,
he is in bad humor on the subject of
potatoes. So, the crop was forgotten
at planting time this year and someA
thing else planted. Those planted
were very poorly respected because
of lack of confidence in returns.
Many farmers even after digging
the crop sold early for these obvious
reasons and he is now badly disap-
pointed because the market has caught
him mapping. It is very evident that
from the treatment the grower has re-
ceived the present holders Of potatoes
are entitled to the rise. In 1918,
taken as q normal year by our sta
titicians, farmers paid $1.25 per day
in the fields. Potatoes at digging time
that year sold for Toe per sack of
100 lbs. This year 1925 potatoes
should bring correspondingly higher
price. The low man in our mills in
this locality receives $3.75 per day of
eight hours. The farmer certainly
should not be the low wage man for
he is something of a manager and as
such should receive at least four dol
lars per day Of eight hours. If he
works on an average twelve hours he
should receive the same time and a
half for overtime, because these indus
trial wages are checked against him
whenever he buys anything produced
If farmers would stick by organiza-
ton, they could market to the consum
ers direct or at least control both
themselves and the consumers from
extortion by middlemen. How mid
dlemen are not altogether to blame
for the reason that they cannot COM
pete against the greed among their
own number is another phase Of this
matter. If, however, the people, the,
consumers would forage the farm dis
triets and buy direct themselves it
would relieve matters. AS another
freeze is on back east, there is dam
ger that more crops will be destroyed.
Every town of any size should have
a cooperative store. This would help
matters greatly. There is absolute
ly no safety against extortionate com
ditions except thru real cooperation.--l
A. B. Holloway.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-11-06
THE FORUM
RISING POTATO MARKET.

Editor Labor Press.-Tacoma pa
pers are numerating the cost Of po-
tatoes in that market while the U. S.
government reports seem to drag
slowly behind. The latter reports
name the No. grades at $50 to $54
per ton. When these potatoes get
thru the wholesalers hands, the re-
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-11-06

know that the new educator has been
put to q sharp test in his liberal prin-
ciples and his courage in standing By
them, and has met that test perfectly.
At the last conference Of the Wis
consin members Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution, Mrs. An
thony Wayne Cook, president general
Of the national society Of that name,
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-11-06

spoke strongly against ''peacs prepa-
eandaH ia the schools. and pat the
ban On anything that might inaidi-
ousely stir unrest and discomfort IN
the minds of both pupils and teachers
concerning our time-tested govern
mant institutions
A few days later, Glenn Frank,
before the same body, met
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-11-06
BY The Way

Glenn Frank, former editor of tha
Century Magazine, is now, as every
one knows, president of the University
of Wisconsin. But not all folk may
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-11-06

this challenge frankly, and said n
part.
"Ihe moment constitutions or insti-
tutlons Of government are withdrawn
from criticism and made sacrosanct,
the stage IS set for corruption and
catastrophe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
Las EscueIas InternaCiOnales

Madrid, - Habana - Buenos
Aires, - Londres - New York,
Scranton. Pa.
Alien IS (Altosl Box 81,
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
sRNADoREs Y
REPRESENTATIVES

Durante ell dfa de aver, tuvimoS
q grato placer de saludar en- La ciu-
dad a numerosos representatives y
senadores, quisnes abandoran La de-
licioSa tranquilidad de la isla, para
ccupar sus escafos en- La Legislatu-
ra, Y desarrolar ell programs que
prometieran al electorado en- vis-
psras de las elscciones.
Los hoteles Sc han visto iuvadi-
dos por los Legislatures que no re-
siden en- San Juan. Hay mucho eIe-
nento rtIevo, lleno d, entusiasmos
y buena voluntad, otros, a quienes
abona su pasada experiencia = su
prestigio. La nueva Legislature ini.
Cia SUI session ordinarfa en- la mana
na del dfa d. hoy. Mucho debe es-
rerarse para Ell pals, cuando hay
tan buenos deseos de contribuir al
bienestar general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
COMODIDADES DE TRANS
PORTE A LOS PAsAJERoS


Quizas uno de los mas inportantes
proyectos entire las recomendaciones
que seran enviadas a la Legislature
en- Ell informe del Comisionado sefior
chard6n, figura "Una petici6n So
hcitando al Congreso facilite como
'didades de transporte nuestros ira
.tajadores que vayan Estados Uni
dos en- las mismas condiciones que
a los nilitares''.
Esta petici6n, en- case de ser con
cedida, como acknowledgements ha-
bria de ser case tan justo, traeria
consigo brinantes oportunidades a
los trabajadores puertorriquefos,
Les traeria un campo mayor, en- don
de practicar a gusto sus habilidades,
lrejoraria SUI condicion economical,
y solucionaria en- gran parte la con-
glomeracion de trabajadores en- Pto.
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
sENT1MIENTo DE BIENEsTAE

Ese sentimiento de cansancio y
disgusto causado por Ell NAL funcio-
namionto del higado y las digestio-
nes dificiles, puede hacerse desapa-
recer de I'm nodo sorprendentemente
rapido usando Eerbine. Desde las
primCras dosis Sc sienten sus benefi-
cos efectos que purifican y regula-
rizan Ell sistenla. Iiinpia ell est5nAago,
hace desaparecer las bills y esparce
por ell cuerpo ese sentim1ento de
bienustar algeria que es siempre
cornpaftero de la buena salud. De
venta en- las farmacias y droguerias.
AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09

Rec6rt aqui
LAS EscUELAs INTERMEDIATES
P. o. 81 San p r.
Sirvase eviorme, sin compromise, todos los datos
references al marcado t'X''.
de Director Tenico Ingeniero Civil
de
Mac a. A,toro6r5,as
Lneal No. 1o A"sono'Aoo
Eectrcsta
PeritO PrOpagandsta TOp6grafO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
IInporlantes refaf1as..

relaci6n con sus deberes como rnienl-
bros ds la comunidad, sin tener en-
cuerta la question de edad como Sc
ests blece en- dicha Ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09

listed. tambien con Ia ayuda del sistema
/. c. S. puede mejOrar su pOsieicn. Por 10
menos, usted debe pedir informes sobre es-
te metodo de enseaanza pOr correspondence.
Envie el eup6n hoy mismo. sin cOmprOmi-
SOS De ninguna elase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
DEsARRoLLo FIsICo DE
Los INDIvIDUOs

Ell Negociado del Trabajo siempre
ha dedicado preferente atenci6n
la instruction mental y ffsica. NADIA
mas natural pues, que el digno Y eff
ciente iefe del mismo senior Honore,
haya indicado su jefe la recomen-
daci6n de una "Ley introduciendo
enmiendas a la Ley No. rs, aproba-
da en- 1921, de modo que ell desarro-
llo fisico de los individuos este en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
Ell MENsAJE DEL
QoBERNADoR


Probablemente, Ell mensaje del
gobernador Towner a la Legisla-
tura, no sera leido hasta dentro de
dos o tres dfas. Nuestra primera
autoridad insular llega a nuestras
playas Ell La mafana d 4 dfa de hoy,
y eta fuera de toda' duda, que un
yiaie por mar siempre es moles-
tcso resta energfas.,
De ahi el que s., apiace la lee
tura el mensaje gubernamental, que
sera interesantisimo y de gran tras
cendencia, juzgar por los infor-
mes que t:nemos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
la SRTA. BOEHN- NUE.
vAMENTE AL FRENTE DE LA
ACADEMIA DE MUSICA

La srta. Emma Boehn-olle que
habia estado enferma durante la
Ultima semana, ha vuelto hacerse
cargo de la direction de la presti-
giosa academia de musica, sta en
Santurce.
Nos alegramos sinceramentc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
(Continuacion de la pag. u

sionado de Agriculture y TrabaJo
a la Legislature Insular, es la crea-
cion de una LEY proveyendo para
Ia erigraci6n de 100000 familias,
eStableciendo relaciones con nuestra
agencia de empleos por conducto de
oficiras suhalternas
''El fin de este proyecto emigra-
two, eg reso1Ver la congestion obre.
RAJ nan dicho los Directories del
Eegociado del Trabajo, que tuvie-
ran a cargo'el estudio de este i'm.
poztante proyecto. fh
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
ni'asaiss
UN DEPARTAMENTo
DEL TRABAJO

LII -NCSOO4dOO 410GSJO, GAVIN
pre- active, siempre dispuesto a Ia
bCrar por los trabajadores de Puerto
Rico, ha lido creciendo, gracias al
impulse que lc han dado sus compe-
tentes jefes.
Cuando la Comisi6n Legislative
marchara Washington para pre-
.sentar formalmente e1 Bill de Puer-
to Rico, cryo principal asunto envol
via Ia election de Gobernador por
el Pueblo de esta Isla, los ComiSio
nados olvidaron incluir en- ell impor-
tan.e proyecto una disposition por
medic de la cual ell Negociado del
Trabaio pasara ser Departamento
del Trabajo, con todas las prerroga-
twas y deberes que cualquier otro
depar5amento insular. Sin embargo,
varios cablegrsmaS cruzados entire
los scnores Lebr6n y Cordova Davi-
Ia, fnotivaron la enmienda al Proyec-
to dc Puerto Rico pendiente hoy
ante ell Congreso, incluyendo la dis
posiciGn de que 'este Negociado y
otras oficinas, como la Comisi6n de
Indenlnizaciones a Obreros, la Co
mission de Hogares seguros, y otras
inStitncienes de esa fndole, debieran
agrllparse y formar un departamento
Executive del Gobierno. Haoia ese
fin debe solicitarse legislation del
Congrcso".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09

les aconsejs su criterio y PATRIOTS
mo, para que salga triunfante ell
hombre, que a juicio de la Camara,
reuna mayor capacidad para el
puesto que tanta responsahilidad
apareja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09

Escuelas 1nternaeicnales, San Juan P. R.
bduy moe:
Me es honroso remitir Uds la presene en- la cual
gratud haca este centro de esenan
"a adaptable praccamente las necesdades de toda
persona deseosa esudaI como 70 no tuvera La
buena de ngresar Unversidad para adqrr
profession. .s...ssa..
ST esa instccion no hubiera 70 habria pasa.
simple obras pesar de mi deseo
estudiar.
Con la ayuda de mis- profesores de Ia G. s. nj sa-
crco lsrgas noehes mis- ubro Sc ha re-
problea que poda resolvr sin la
admrabes por correspondent
cia
suyo at agradecido alumuc,
CFiruadO1 BERNARDO DIAZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-09
Los ResuItadOS SON PrGcticOs
y SegurOS.

Haee poeos amos el senior Bernardo Diaz de San
turee p. r. era un simple carpintero No estando
eonforme con quedar esta eondci6n, busco ell me-
dio de haeerse perito constructor, medic que ha
10 en- cl curse de IHgeniero Civil de las Escuelas
iatemacionalcs, como resultado del estudio del
leismo, mace va tempo que Ell senor Diaz trabaJa
por So cuenta, ganando para 81 stiO de prestigo
enire los constructors de La isla.
Ejemplos eomf el del sr. Bernardo Diaz y Otros
j6vcnes de inteligencia fuerza de voluntad pue
den eitar sin ndmero en- Puerto Rico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

brain he had He would not talk. He had
his own way about everything | don't be-
lieve that he ever mentioned before a con-
test hardly anything to his manager or any,
one else.
| remember when he boxed Abe Atteell
10 rounds for me-
He had seen Abe Attel box 10 rounds
| don't know who with. Then AID came to
me and said:
Mr.. McCarey, ! would like awfully to
box Abe. just want to see how / can get
along with as wonderful fighter as he is,
and as it is 10 rounds, no decision, | don't
think Abe will object"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

frame. o'Doui was on tnird and Dunno
Wch uucorked Wild pitch. The ball
bounced off Of Earl BAidwin's pads and
O'Doul made a starr for home. Dunno
yich ran In and grabbed this bail. flag
ging o'Doui before he roufd get back 10
third.
A lot OF bleeders fell safely yesterday.
Brady and Herman getting lucky doubles
among others.
Billy McCabe had such a great day
with the willow, four nits in five times
up. along with walk. that it's not the
thing 10 do 20 put the buzEer on him
for mental slip. but IT'S gotta be done.
billy forgot how many were out in the
eighth, and kept right on running w.aen
Ted Baldwin Arehsd TO O'Doul. II was
no trick at all 10 complete the double
al first.
heCabe singled In the fifth with two
away, scoring Eldred. and was trapped
between fret and second when Ponder
cut off the throw from the outfield. Nc
CAbs kept The inflelders SO busy running
MIN down that Hermsn legged It across
tho plate, too, before Buster was retired.
Oscar Witt broke into game at third
base for his Bees when he batted for
Llndlmore In the ninth.
Roy Leslie played first base for Salt
Lake yesterday. ana seems entirely re-
covered from his recent injurles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Attell Has
Right Dope

IMAGINE how good that made me
i feel, 10 think that n man with At
tells Judgment would make n state.
ment like that. knew that he meant
every word OF II, because he did not
ask for n return match or even hint
ut one.
Those who followed Wolgnst In his
future battles know how correct At
tell was in his prediction that this
young boy had great future. II
also shows why Abo Attoll was so
successful In the ring himself.
II Is n wonderful thing TO DO ablo
to box, TO tako care Of yourself and
also test man UP TO n point and
then BIO able TO know that II you no
beyond that. you are joopardlzlng
your own chances. This In marvellous
when you consider II, and Ia one OF
tho things that rYado Attoll the great
little champion that he was. His
head was always keeping time with
his fists.
tTo BE Continued Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Randolph Is
Race inner
,ht Big Odds

\ HrANcoUvER. p. c.. July 2 -
' Thrilling stretch duals. scnSa.
kcnal finishes with rank outsiders
La heavily played fayorites dividing
lana. featured the opening Of VAN
lsusrs racing season, at Brighton
hrs Wednesday. Two records wcru
and kansred. The throng that invaded
an kas grounds was the largest in his.
DIS kwy. over six thousand paying ad,
ss.on. Randolph staggered form
kaysrs in the opening event when
m j. roupcd home handiiy at 40 TO
Al beat the heavily played fayorite.
tack Prince.
METERS riding was brilliant He
lpS tad four firsts. one second. and one
~ BIRD In SIX starts.
The results arc as follows. Ran
tcipA, first; Black Prince. second;
Different Eyes, third
FOURTH RACE
II Lcusain. York Road. Calgary STAN.
u.
IFTH RACE
Workman. Chamberlain. cappy
rss.
nIH RACE
MeNulty. Darrell j., Barbwire.
EyENTH RACE
Tan Il, Galeta. High Olympus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

u looked like Seattle had Wednesdays
game ciuchsd IN the i0ih frame. Earl
BALDWIN slHglsd and Frank Emmsr ran
for him Fred Lucas riflsd single 70
center and Emmsr scooted 20 third.
Lane hlt 10 Johnny Kerr and Lucas. wao
hadn't taken much OF lead for fear
Of somebody hitting line drive and
doubling him AZ first. stumbled and fell
and. with his short lead, he ran right
.nto Kerr who tagged him and doubled
Lane. While ell this was going on En-
msr was held al third. Brady filed out
aud the inning was over
Prank BRAZIL had n terrible time on
several hArd-hit balls yesterday. losing
ono IN the sun. getting all tangled up
IN another and hooting a third. But the
third-Hacker came ~ with eight assists.
az mat during the afternoon. You can't
Keep him down.
Tony LsHerre kept up his terrific hit
ting. getting three blows and driving IN
i've runs during the day. He also walked
twice and famed once.
les sbeehan WINS also busy boz,
walking twice ana singing fhree times.
on course Brick Eldred hit. SIS usual,
getting two blows
BABE Herman delivered two doubles
and single during the day.
A funny one happened in the third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
Attell
Was Smart

T DIDN'T know how to take II.
i knew that Nd was good man.
but did not think that he was quite
as good that soon, as he showed
against Abe.
The next day went 10 lunch with
Abe and / said to him: ABE. did you
try your best with this little fellow7"
Abe says: tom, am going to
tell you the truth. If had tried
my best, believe he would have
had good chance to knock mo
out"
said: what do you mean by
that7"
why" Abe said, The hits harder
than any man have ever fought.
As coon as / discovered he was thar
good, begnn TO jab and do some foot
work and kind OF kid n little with
him TO keep him in good humor Now,
this is the truth. You keep your eye
on that boy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

as job. that he can't m. First base
i-lSA, provide difficulties Tor him,
lsr he Isn't any giant IN stature, but
II. nigh, get away with Il a, that
Incas is primarily a pitcher by
lad. bG, he can play the infield
II ca,field. and he's a dangerous boy
h the plate.
he stepped into the game when
Ixrk pumoyich faitered against salt
I,sSs yesterday, and shut tho door
= the Bees in the closing innings
la Wild ball game Lucas also dc.
aevd a blow in his enc trip az the
I,h,s
iscas is quite hall player. and
Us IN solid with the Seattle bugs
Il;sady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
French Tennis
/ Aces In Final
at Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON. July Rene La
ss'e, one Of the young French team
zd TIE ruHusrup for the champion
ap hst yeas, defeated James o.
Fndsroa. the Australian star. in
As Rmi-final round Of the British
arcaai tennis championships. The
ccrss we're Ga. rs and s-i. He
Y meet Jean Borotra. defending
Hampton, in the finals.
lsan Hsnnessy and Ray Casey,
y SouHg American team. won their
sa'rh today in tho doubles com
sutton from Crawford and Fisher.
= British pair, at s-4. As. so
att-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
BEES HAD
BIG LEAD

With an g.l lead and with Elmer
Ponder pitching good BAN, II looked
like a Salt Lake day.
but Seattle 70. three back I'm
the fifth. having scored once In
the second, Three moro came
over In the eighth on punched
hits and doubles by Lane. and
Brady tied II up in the eighth.
DnmoYlch got in trouble i'm the
10th. and Fred Lucas went in. A
wonderful double play. started BY
Ted Baldwin. in which Brady ard
Herman both figured with fancy
catches and the rest Of the trim
nings, halted tho visitors
Herman hit very siclSly double
down the lottfieid fence In tho nth.
and then Richard Mccabe. who had
relieved Fender, tossed tho fatal bali
10 before mentioned William Mccabc.
and II was all over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
HONOR STAR

LONDON. July Joan Fry. 10
year-old tennis sensation. who is 10
meet Suzanne Lenglen in the final
round for tho championship at
Wimbledon. has been appointed TO
the team that will defend the
wightman cup In the United states
In August Other members OF the
team are; Mira Lambert Chambers
Miss Evelyn Colycr. Miss Kathleen
McKRne and Miss +. II, Harvey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02
RAIN THREATENS BIC RING Carl
Bad Weather May Halt
NeaU York Boxing ShOW
Slattery, Greb and Wills Favored to Beat Shade,
Walker and Weinert Respectively, If Skies in
Gotham Clear in Time Today
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK, July Rain threatened early today TO
IN postponement of the most interesting boxing
show of the which scheduled TO be staged To-
night at the Polo Grounds for the benefit Of the Italian
hospital fund.
1t was raining this morning and there not much
promise Of clear weather in cloudbanked sky The pro-
motors, however hopeful that it only shower
and that the bouts could be staged
Jimmy Slatery favored TO beat Dave Shade; Harry
Wills picked TO win Charley Wener and the wise
acres making Harry Greb the favorite Mickey
Walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-02

The sesui- Firsmsn are making a
success OF Independent baseball. judging
from the number Of people W'1o turn out
for their games. Besides a large dele
cation % fans from X . >ort last sun.
day. who wsFn xupporting. the navy team
from tARt city, there was large num-
Der OF people who came cut to see the
the Smokes play. The FIrsmsn wii jour.
nsy 10 Yakima over the Fourth Of July
ana play double header on the holiday
and Sunday with the Knights Of Column
bus Of that city.