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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
LAS [CONOM|AS EN- FL PRfSUPUESTO


cares donde habitan los que for,
man este mismo pueblo.
Senior Galiardo, va que es tan
buena su intenci6n, dele los
maestros de escuela quietcs, y pro-
cure que tambien dejen tranquilos
a todos esos oficinistas y empleados
de poca importancia, y sugierale al
Consejo Executive en- su pr6xima
reunion que fjen su detenida aten-
ci6n en- todas esas subastaS publi-
cas- para obras insulares y munici-
pales que estan enriQueciendo a
tanto contratista con ell jugo del te-
Soro; en- todos esos CoNSEJERoS
y EXPERToS que tan buenos suel
dos reciben; en- todas esas PARTI-
DAS para Wales de comisiones
cientificas y politieas; en- esas gran
des compras que hace ell gobierno
por conducto del bureau correspon-
diente, Y en- muchas otras cosas
por ell estilo, para que Don Mariana
no tenga que repetir el cuentecito
de la familia que termin6 por SUI
primirle el chocolate al loro.
/ Oscar E. PoRRATA.
Rio PiedraS p r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
TRATONOS DEL FSTOMAGO

Los primeros efectos de un est6
nago descompuesto Sc manltlestan
en- una creciente falta de nutricion
adecuada, los nervios sc debilitan y,
segun La constitution del individuo,
dolores de mayor menor intensi-
dad Sc pueden presentar en- casl
cualquier parte del cuerpo.
Todo esfnerzo para curar esas
dolencias seria inutil perdida de
tempo dinero al no prestar aten-
ci6n a su causa original, es decir,
la condici6n empobrecida de la san
gre. Lo primero que debe hacerse
es tomar un t6nico para fortalecer
la sangre Y los nervios.
Ell siguiente case de La Sra. Ma
ria C. de Gaumet, Gale San Mar
tin, Rio Cuarto, Prov. de Cordo-
ba, Argentina, demuestra el feliz
exito de tai tratamiento:
"Sufri por mas de un aflo una
gran debilidad de la sangre y del
est6mago, falta de apetito, dolores
en- la cintura Y la espalda. Me encon
tire en- IN estado de agptamiento
general, cuando por casualidad lle-
GO mis- manos un anuncio de las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams.
Despues de habel' tornado muchos
medicamentos, recetados por varios
medicos sin ningln beneficio, mC
decidi probar dichas pildoras. Er
la primera semana va me sent
! mejor, y en- menos de dos meses
dued6 completamente rcstablecida
| Hoy me encuentro robusta y nc
he vuelto tener dolencia alguna"
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.
Williams son un tonico para Ia
sangre y los nervios. Ell primer
efecto de este tratamiento sera ur
aumento del apetito. Al declararse
nuevamene un deseo sano por ali.
mentos propios, las secreciones
| gastricas sc normalizan Y La diges.
ti6n mejora notablemente. La san
gre nueva Y roja vigoriza a todc
el cnerpo, el color vuelve las. me.
jillas y labios, y el paciente SO en-.
| cuentra en- camino de pieno. resta
blecimiento. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
Conner Bien, Dormir
Bien, Sentifse Bien!

I'd. gozaria mejor de la
~ vida 81 su estomago no le
impusiera restricciones,
81 pudiera disfrutar de I'M
suefio tranquilo y reparador,
sintiendose lleno del vigor y
la energia que acompanan a
los veinte amos.
No contin1e abrigando la
err0nea creencia de que esos
dias /. sfelices pertenecen al
pasado. Pruebe la "NER-
VITA" del DR.. Huxley, que
enriquece la sangre, tonifica ell
ORGANISING y alimenta los te-
jidos y glandulas gastadas.
Encqmine dhoyG mismo Sus pasos
hacio su boticario q obtenga a.7s
frGsco de -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
HACE EXPELER LAS
LOMRRICES

Cuando, los. filos estan palidos
malhumorados, no demuestran in
teres Ell ell juego Y su sueflo es in
tranquilo Y su apetito variable, es
sefal de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sintomas es
la hora de darles Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
cen salir las loInbrices y ponen. al
niio nuevamente en- ell camino de
la salud, Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge Sc ba usado con exito duran
te los ultimos cincuenta amos. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
rias. {
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
jSE ASOCIAN LOS
CHAUFFEURS?

Sc nos hace entrega de las 81
guientes declaraciones:
"Recientemente he leido en- Ell
MUNDO un articulo donde Sc ex-
presaba que los chauffeurs y con-
ductores de guaguas estabamos
unidos en- una Corporation Y Sc
daban a conocer n1meros que ase-
guardian la estabilidad y Gxito de
la organization. 81 afortunada-
mente ESQ fuera cierto el fracaso
reciente no 10 hubieramos tenido.
La verdad es que no existe tai
organization, aun. cuando la con-
sideramos la mayor necesidad, 81
es que deseamos defendernos y
colocarnos a La altura que debe-
mos estar, va que en- nuestro ira
bajo nos anima el deseo de ser
util a la comunidad donde vivi-
mos Y asi a nuestra familia, y
de que Sc nos corresponds con la
estimation a que nos creemOs
acreedores, Y Sc nos califique CO.
mo buenos servidores de utilidad,
/ y no como estorbos del orden pd-
blico, como hasta ahora Sc nos
Itiene, aun cuando por fortuna
in iustamente.
20 creo que tras csc fracaso
hemos tenido que yer los chauf-
feurs y conductores la gran ne
cesidad de trabajar por una or
ganizaci6n positiva y verdadera,
como 1nico medic de defensa, ha-
ciendo reconocer nuestros dere-
chos a que Sc nos haga justicia,
va que desarrollamos una labor
muy benefciosa para la comuni-
dad en- que vivimos.
Por este es, que quiero hacer
una llamada a mis- compaheros
los chauffeurs Y conductores de
guaguas para celebrar una reu-
MON, donde tengamos un amplio
cambio de impresiones y para yer
81 podemos llegar a un unanime
acuerdo de incorpOrarnos baJo
bases de una asociacion que pue-
da benefciarnos y que haga soil-
do el derecho que 'tenemos a la
iusticia Y a la consideration de
todos.
Necesitamos lamar a nueStro
lsdo los hontbrcS que nos pue-
dan alentar en- eSta ohra, ayu-
dandonos asi con sus buenos con-
sejos Y con sus respetables OPT
niones. Fomentemos esa asociaclon
con bases dc gran serlcdad, I'M
plantando ante todo el respeto
la Ley y la Socicdad y ga
narenos la confianZa que busca-
mos del Gobierno y del pueblo.
Asi no habra prcjuicio y tendria-
mos en- toda peticion justa las
puertas abiertas del Gobierno
Executive, de la Legislature y de
la Justicia. Para clio no es ne
cesario mucho sacrificio, pues CO.
locandonos en- el terreno del ca
ballero, respetaremos la Ley, Sc
remos fieles defensores de la JUS
ticia Y nos convertiremos en- guar
danes del orden.
Yo hago ahora Ia suggestion lla-
mando mis- companeros de ira
bajo, y espero que todos los
chauffeurs Y conductores de qua
guas publicas concurriran a una
reunion que Sc celebrara el IS
de enero de 1925, a las tres y
media de la tarde en- el "Cine Las
Casas", Barrio Obrero.
La experiencia adquirida me
hace asegurar que hemos de lie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
BAYoNET, oRDENA

A Don Natalie Bayonet, el Sc
cretario del Municipio, le encon-
tramos ordenando los papeles
para el dia de la entrega.
Don Natalie ha sido de los po-
cos que jamal han sido partida-
rios de pleitcs, pues desde un
principle su criterio es el de san
cionar su derrota cediendo los
cargos a quienes los habfan ga
nado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
yuNTA DE rAEMAc1A DE ?. 3

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto por
Ia Ley, el dia 10 de los corrientes,
a las nueve de la tnafians, dar&1
conltenzo los examenes de revalida
para farmaceuticos, Y para los que
tengan pendientes asignaturas &c
la carrera por aprotar.
Las solieitudes de examen Y Ss.
mas requisites de ley seran admit
, dos hasta Ell dia IL de los corrien-
tes a las dos de la tarde, plaso en-
que expira Ia admission de las mis-
MAJ.
Solicitudes en- blanco informa-
ci6n general en- cuanto a los exa-
menes, seran suministradas por Ell
sefior Vera Riera, en- la ofcina ae
la Junta, Gale de Allen No. 3,
Palacio Rojo.
y. Lcdo. Carlos G. de oUEvEDo.
Secretario.
san Juan p R.
eincro 6, 1925.
Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
Hay Ia CfeenCia
Continuation de la pas. II

fiara esa mission al Director de
Hacienda, senor Benitez, a fin de
que este sea el que asista los
1ltimos instantes de la Admins
traci6n unionista en- San Juan.
Algunos opinaban que la medi-
da era prudente, pero otros la
rechazaban expresando que el Sr.
Diez de Andfno no debfa delegar
en- nadie tales funciones toda vez
que el era el Jefe supreme de
la Administrator saliente y es-
taba llamado a ser ell 1ltimo que
abandonara esas ofcinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
Ell CENTRo DE AMIGOS DE
.NUEvA YORK CELEBRA FRA.
TERNALMENTE LA FIESTA DE
NAVIDAD
(De nuestro Corresponsal cn New
York;.

Ell Dia de Navidad, celehr6 el
Centre de Amigos ma reunion IA
miliar en- La morada dc los espc.
SOS Nifiez, que resuit6 muy bri-
llante por la escogida concurren-
cia ALI reunida y por ei atracti-
vo programa que tan acertsdamen-
tt confecciono Ell Secrctario Gel
Centre, senior cha5. Toro.
Ell primer ntilero Gel progrsma
fue una herinosa poesis tituIsda
"Juventud que IL reci:6 in anna
BILE dana Donq Maria de N:tiez.
Ella supo ilnpdmir cca su naestral
joya literaria, ura nota sublime
de inspiration \ ~ iuventud que
en- tan crecido ninero SC hailaba
presente.
| Despues hizo uSo de ia palabra
el senior Isaac Irizsrry. Este ciilto
y correcto caballero hiZo una her.
nosa apologize sobre Ia importan-
cia del acto que cetebraba el Gen.
tro de Amigos, SUI tema SC titule:
La Navidad.
FL senior Rodriguez sanjurjo. en-
contrandose presente Ell aqIlel fes.
tival donde Sc hizo gala de mdsi-
ca y literature, fu6 irvltalo para
dirigirse Ia concurrenc;a, 10 que
hizo con aparente agrado de parte
suya y del agrado tambien de las
distinguidas faIntiias que Sc ha-
llaban presentes.
Tambien la encantadora senor;-
ia Edna Toro deleit6 a toaos con
unas bonitas canciones en- ingles
y espafiol; todas fueron acogidas
con nutridos aplausos.
Los esposos don Guillermo y do
ma Maria atendieron a sus anista-
des presentes con ell agrado CON cue
siempre 10 han hecho, y a todcs
obsequiaron esplendidamente.
Al darse por terminado Ell acto,
el senior Eloy Ortiz, Pres;denie del
Centre, Sc dirigi6 en- plblico a los
duenos de la casa por ian bouda-
dosa acogida que dispensaron los
invitados, dandoles las gracias mas
curnplidas y ofreciendo su sccis-
dad ncondicionalmente las 6rde
mes de los sefiores Nuiieg.
A la vez el Sefior orti5 anunci6
a los concurrentes que 81 Centre
de Amigos celebrara I'M grandiesc
festival en- ell Harlem Casino Ell ter
Ger sabado de Enero, y exsendi6 in
yitaciones personales insransElisi
bles todos los presentes.
Entire los concurrentes recorda-
mos a los siguientes portorrioae-
nos: Sra. Rosaura Rodriguez hi
jas, Sra. Maria de Ortiz hija,
Sra. Maria de Nunez, Srtas. Eana
Toro, Reparsda Yepes, Tirza Mu-
noz, Srtas. Cervera de Irizarry y
los caballeros Eloy Ortiz, IrizarrJ
Sasport Q Hijo, obdulio Irizarrr,
Ramon Irizary, Luis Falcon, Jose
campany, Manuel Berenguer, We
romeo Abella, M A. Jimenez, Ma
nolo Pagan y ChaS. Toro.
j. Rodriguez SANJURJo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
LAS CAMARAS ITALIANAS DIS
cUTIRAN Ell PRoYECTo DE
LEY ELECTORAL

ROMA, enero 9. Omitted Press.)
Ell Gabinete decide conyocar
segion las camaras Ell proximo dia
doce. con ell fin de discutir las nue.,
vas reformas introducidas por Ell
Partido de la oposici6n a la Ley
Electoral.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-10
LEAN LAS DAMAS
NUEYE ARTICULOS DE
NOVEDAD -

4N0 F4lD<A0
NO ENYIE DINERO
1-"Rouge box" (colorete)
1-Sortija enchapada en- orc pla-
tino.
Collar de moda
Par de elegantes zarcilloS.
Pidalo c. o, D, y pague al car
tero cuando reciba los articulos.
Satisfaction completa 0 devolve-
mos su dinero.
1-Tijera de rizar ell pelo
1-Docena de redecillas de Is cts.
cada una
VANITY box" con espejo
1-Mota en- bolsita de gonna
Lip stick" (lapiz para los
labios).
MACO MAIL ORDER co.
20 Murray ST, New York City.
Dept, "M''
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25
"ENDLESS CHAIN" SALES
UNFAIR TO MERCHANTS

The endless chain" selling plan,
which is being introduced in the
Northwest, was attacked in state
ment issued by Harold S. Cosier,
manager of the Better Business Blu
reau
Cosier pointed out that the scheme
is not only unfair to merchants, but
also contains a big eff" in it's ap-
parent promise of something for moth
ing.
Hosiery, underwear and similar
lines of merchandise are being dis
posed of in the endless chain" by
companies who obtain the services
of amateur statesmen without cost.
The Better Business Bureau, while
it can take no legal or decided &C
ton in this matter, pending the final
determination in the higher courts of
appeal, wishes to discourage buying
from coupon selling concerns and to
emphasize to the people Of the North
| west the Importance of purchasing
from reputable and established mer
chants and who keep their advertising
clean and free from misleading state.
ments.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25
700, 900 u. S. Acres
Growing Sugar Beets

NEW YORK.-The area planted to
sugar beets in the United States this
years is 790,361 acres, according to
reports collected from the sugar grow
ing states by Facts About Sugar"
This is Ia per cent less than Tie
planted acreage last year, but Is
per cent larger than the 1923 sowings
and 30 per cent larger than those of
1922
Colorado retains it's position as the
leading sugar producing state of the
country, with Michigan occupying
second place and California third.
While the crop area for the whole
country is somewhat smaller than last
season, several states show an in
crease in their paintings. This is true
of California, Washington, Montana,
Wyoming, Kansas and Minnesota.
The acreage under beets in each of
the states having more than one sugar
factory is shown by the following
table. States having only one factory
each are grouped under the heading
"Other States" These are Indiana,
Illinois, Minnesota, Kansas and Wash
ington.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25
Develop NelD Process To
Utilize N. w. Ore


Discovery and development of a
sponge iron process for utilizing the
iron ores of the Northwest has been
announced by the University of Wash
ington college of mines and the u. S.
Bureau of Mines.
This is part of the cooperative
program of work carried on jointly
by these two departments. 1t has con-
tinued for several years under the
guidance of the bureau Of mines en-
gineers with the aid of the graduate
students who are holders of fellow.
ships in the college of mines The
purpose of the sponge iron process is
to utilize the iron ores of the North.
west, and low grade Goals, for the
production of metallic iron on a
smaller scale than in the iron blast
furnace.
The iron is obtained in the form OF
spongy scales or powder, hence the
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25
Thirteen Contests On
Idaho Hoop Schedule

University of Idaho, MOSCOW
Basketball games with every team in
the Northwest and the northern sec
ton of the Pacific coast conference,
are included in the IL contests sched-
uled for the Idaho quintet this sea
SON Seven games will be played on
the Vandals' home floor and six are
on the itinerary of ten-day confer
ence trip starting February 5.
Fifteen regulars on the varsity
squad are working daily on basket
ball fundamentals = passing, basket
shooting and open floor work. During
the past week Coach David Macmillan
divide dthe squad into three teams
and is giving the players their first
taste of scrimmage. These practices
games will now become the usual
ching in order to round the squad into
shape for its preseason "barnstornl-
ing" tour starting December II.
Twelve games will be played with
town and club teams of the North
west on this ten-day holiday trip.
Neal Nelson, Burley, veteran guard !;
Harold Lamphere, Moscow letter
man; Walter Fields, Caldwell and
Herbert Canine, Moscow, are showing
up we'll at guard positions in practice
Nelson may be changed to center to
fill the shoes of Ralph Erickson, Poca
tello, last years pivot man, who will
not be able to play this season be
cause of broken leg sustained ir
the Idaho Creighton football game
Thanksgiving day. Loss of Erickson
is severe blow to the Vandal team
Besides Nelson, center possibilities
include David Kyle, Kooskia; Herbert
Canine and John Miles, Culdesac
Last year Miles was first string for
ward.
The Idaho conference schedule fol
lows:
January IA, Montana at Moscow
January %, Gonzaga at Moscow
January 26, Oregon at Moscow; Feb
ruary 5, Oregon at Eugene; Febru
airy 6, o. A. G.. at Corvallis; Febru
airy 8, Washington at Seattle; Feb
ruary ~, Montana at Missoula
February 13, Gonzaga at Spokane
February Is, w. S. C.. at Pullman
February 20, Washington at Mos
COW; February "a, O. A. G. at Mos
COW; February 26, Whitman at Mos
COW, and March 2, w. S. c. at Mos
cow
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25

condition of the company on Decem
Der 81, 1928. A financial statement
was made in the report showing the
income and disbursements of the
company for the first six months of
1925, and the assets and liabilities at
the close Of business, June 30, 1925,
extracts from which follow, in part:
Surplus over all liabilities as shown
in the statement is $S37,61681. This
is an increase over the amount re-
ported by the company December 81,
1924, of $151, 668.87. During the six
months of this year, surplus con-
tributed by sale of stock amounted
to $116, 4O5.14, which leaves an ap-
parent gain for the six months of
| $35,263.73. The company, in comput-
ing it's unearned premium reserve,
did not take full credit for the re-
insurance coded, thereby carrying a
larger liability than required. The
total amount of surplus contributed
since the inception of the company is
1929, 425.99. The net gain in surplus
from the business, therefore, is 49,
1902. Total admitted assets shown
! in the report are $2,377,973.33.
The report shows further that the
underwriting of the company is given
first consideration. ALI risks are
thoroughly inspected and without ex-
ception must comply with the require
ments of the company. The manu-
featuring plants are inspected at least
three times a year. The largest net
amount carried on any one risk is
$4,000 and the loss experience of the
company reflects the careful selection
of risks. The company's board of
directors are exceptionally active,
exercising full control over all mat
tiers pertaining to the general man
agement and policy of the company.
The finance committee gives close at
tention to the investment of the funds
Of the company and other matters
pertaining to it's finances.
Insurance Commissioner H. o. Fish
back of the State Insurance Depart
ment at Olympia, in letter of recent
date to Mr.. Dent, highly commends
the officers and directors of the Cen
eral Insurance Company of America
for the splendid showing which has
been made by the company and en-
phasized the way the company was
organized without expense to the
stockholders, the progress made in
the placing of business on its books
and the accomplishment of establish
ing and building up the business with
out impairing it's contributed surplus
which was added to in small way.
In commenting on the report of the
company, Mr.. Dent said:
"The growth of the General evil
denced since the time of it's incorpora-
tion less than three years ago prom
ises to make it one of the strongest
financial institutions in the North
west BY the end of this year the
company's assets approximately will
be more than 0OO,O0O-they have
increased materially during the last
few months. 1t is the only stock fire
insurance company in the state OF
Washington.
Our company is now bringing to
Seattle more than 100000 a month
from various sections Of the country
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25
NORTHWEST-OWNED INSURANCE COMPANY
SHOWS REMARKABLE GROWTH In 1924

The remarkable growth of North
west-owned and financed institution is
shown in the report of an examina-
ton made by the National Convention
of Insurance Commissioners for the
first six months of}1925 Of the bust
ness done by the General Insurance
Company of America which was re-
Gently announced
The company has it's headquarters
in Seattle. H. K. Dent is president.
The company was authorized to trans
act business in the state of Washing
ton in April, 1928.
In releasing the report Mr.. Dent
said that in 1924 the company had
gained third place in volume of fire
insurance premiums written in the
state of Washington out of 200 Ii
censed companies, third in Idaho and
seventeenth in Oregon. He reports
that the General is now entered in
fifteen states.
The states of California, Idaho, Min
nesota, Wisconsin and Washington
were designated by the committee tc
make the examination, which is or
behalf of all states in which the com
pany now operates or to which it may
apply for admittance.
The report, as pointed by the ex
aminers, covers in general the com
pany's transactions since organiza
ton, but in particular the transac
tons since the last examination which
was made by the State of Washington
dated February 8, 1924, showing the
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-12-25
Give Idaho Roads
New Designations

LEWISTON, Ida. = Lewiston has
been placed on two of the national
highways, according to a report of a
joint board on interstate highways.
that has recently completed it's work
at Washington, D. G.
One of these highways is the Ida
no North and South highway and
will be known in the federal system
as Route No. 95.
The other national route will ex-
tend from Aberdeen, Wash, to Lew
iston, passing through Olympia, Ia
coma, Yakima, Wallula and Walla
Walla