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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
Ell TeSOrerO de San Juan,
LCdO. Bolivar Pagan, nos da
inteFeSantiSimaS impFCSiO-
mes SObre ell COnfIiCtO plan.
teadO en- reIaCi6n con
ell GmprGStitO
la causa remota del NAL
nos diCe-eStriba en- una
disposition anticonStitu-
cional de la VICENTE
Ley Municipal

Ell conflicto planteado entire las
'autoridades municipales de San
Juan Y eI Consejo Executive, mo-
.tivado por las condolences impues-
tas por ell Consejo Executive para
Ia aprobacion de la ordenanza del
emprestito de los dos millones y
medic, ha despertado general in
teres en- San Juan y en- toda la
isla.
va nuestros lectores conocen ei
curse de este asunto, Y las pro-
tabiIidades de Ultima hora de que
Sc llegue finalmente un acuerdo
sarm6nico entire los poderes en- con-
lliicto.
Un reporter nuestro Sc acerc6
aver al despacho del Direc-
tor Municipal de Hacienca, Lcdo.
Bolivar Pagan, para recoger de
sus labios algunas impresiones al
rededor. del conficto. En- los mo-
mentos en- q. Sc aproximo nuestro
reporter al sefior Bolivar Pagan,
este Sc dirigia presuroso una
reunion del Comite de Hacienda
de la Asamblea Municipal que
aver Sc celebraba para discutir
el proyecto de presupuesto que fl
nalmente Sc recomendara a la
Asamblea Municipal para regir
en- el proximo aiio fiscal. No obs
tante este, el Lcdo. Bolivar Pa
gan, contestando amablemente las
preguntas de nuestro reporter,
dijo 10 siguiente:
"Ya ustedes conocen igual que
yo el estado de ese asunto. La
Asamblea Municipal Sc reunir& de
un momento. a otro para conslde-
rar las recomendaciones del Al
calde Y del Comit5 Especial, pa,
ra tomar ell acuerdo final sobre
esta question.
"Es indudable que el seilor Es-
teves Sc esta arrogando atribu-
clones que no le han sido confe-
ridas nj por la Ley Organica nj
por ningdn estatuto de nuestra
Legislature. Pero, la opinion que
tenga eI sefor Comisionado del
Interior de estos asuntos no vale
I.ada hasta q. esa opinion no sea
sancionada por ell Consejo Ejecu-
two actuando como cuerpo colec-
two.
"La Ley Organica, al crear Ell
Consejo Executive, le confirio atrl-
buciones "consultivas' del Gober-
nador, Y NADIA mas. Ell Consejo
Executive al intervenir en- la apro-
baci6n de determinadas ordenan-
zas municipales, viene actuando
practicamente como una segunda
camara, como camara alta mn
nicipal, con atrib0ciones clara
Goonttnna en- In pag. %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
BUENA FE

aEl Consejo Executive ayuda a
la administration municipal de
buena fe", empieza diciendonos ell
Hon. Gobernador Horace Mann
Towner en- una entrevista que con
81 celebramos, zen todo cuanto
sea possible y justo. En- todo 10 re-
ferente all emprestito nuevo para
la municipalidad, hemos reconoci-
do la efectividad de los proyectos
que con ell dinero estipulado han
de construirse. Los Comisionados
han tenido bajo estudio la orde-
narza municipal aprobada Ultima
mente, Y han sugerido las enmien-
das de rigor. FL Consejo dira la
Ultima palabra sobre todas elias en-
su oportunidad".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
DE PADRES PARA HIJOS, DE
EsToS PARA MAEsTRoS

- ha alberto una venta espe-
eial en- Ia FARMAcIA cAPELLA
Y FARMAcIA BELENGAR. En-
epntrara IN regalo para su nina
graduada para su maestro a
~ preeio que - una sorpresa.
Nada pierde con ir 4 yer. econo-
mixara .mueho. Lleve POGO dinero.
fARMAcIA cAPELLA, S. Brau
No. a6, tSan Juanl, PARMA
GA BELENGAR. San Sebastian
Ne. 3bA > Parada 6. Pnerta de
Terra. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
iULTIMA HoRAi

Hoy jueyes seguramente sera
declarado dia festive, y todo Ell
mundo .suspendera sus labores,
para ir al muelle recibir 'sLos
Amores de Camilla, que llegaran
hoy en- Ell vapor "San Juan, Y
cue seran estrenados con gran
exito en- el teatro Olimpo el saba
do 20 Y domingo 21 de JUNO, pa
ra ell cual acontecimiento queda
invitado ell publico en- general.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
TAN PRONTO LLEGUE AL JEEE
DE LOS PUROS UNA NVITACION
FORMAL PARA R A LA FUSION
ESTE CONVOCARA AL COMITE
TERRITORIAL PURO
cUAL0UlERA QUE SEA Ia
DECISION DEL TERRIFIC
Rial, e. ASUNT0 SERA
S0METlD0 A Un REFEREh-
DUN EMTRE Los cOMITES
LOCALES DE IA lSLA

- haastra uaimA mesA as eyer
fnfaFmkaes 8 naertfas iecleEss eue
a cpmsts TmEtteEsal asi FaEtiao
Aepahteans FneFterEiaus4e Esunios
"a asraAu eKtFsesaAnaFta , pEesiaaao
ppx - ss1ex Tess @eae. hNbia aeeE-
aaes fRElsar = iss FsEuhiicAnes ~
SIS . aaa venEan q "a Asamhlaa g..
aieEilsA oen1sl4an4s en- sss ferma
i4f aas eiAa EepuhAaeAnAs.
a naassFps ieelaEss in9n6shlsnsn-
q - gnzsaria mnrhs azhsr cs&i
AsAEA a. saF - Esapwssah 80 isa -
Ees. ReFs ae4SraCiAaaments ann 80
@ paaahas pse1eeaFie , fmaEHs ~ as.
pwsE. - eas sl pa4smes hseeE e.
a&siAnsaF aase "a gHAnte > - fer
ma en - asAFa 4e pgpesaer a g.
2agamne eiFeetm e. vs. pures tsn
Hsemae - Fexihs una Anslsnel6n Ser
mai - 1919 es - rspubiicznss
AhAneastaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

AZ sfeefo. ID Conisi6n IIlpica ex-
prs~amenie Iermiti6 la inscription
- un eahallo amerieane como ca
laiie dsl pals, para entonees tener
una hase sollre IA eual hacer una
Investigation DE- los hechos y exigir
Fr.lssnsahilldasies a los verdaderos
rflpahleS.
El eahallo lnseFlio del pats no era
iai sino uno D. los eJemplares anne
rieanos cue haee aig1n tempo CO.
rren IN ies hip6ironos de san Juan,
~ sehor Ernesto Apelianiz COM
Ian-ei6 aute Ia Comisi6n haee dos
semanas y procedi6 inseriblr Il
enl,aiio l'etis Cash. como 81 fuera
a. Tais. Ia Comisi0n accedi6 a sns
fGtnfin1a en Ia nag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
La COmiSi6n HfpiCa, dvida de terminar con
los ChNOS. permitiO Ia inscription de un
CdballO puraSdngre como del pals
InIcl0 InmedIatamente una
investigation, IlegandO a
Ia conclusion de que ell
cabaIl0 en- question era
MARY Pickf0Idk"

IA Cofnlsi6n Iilpiea paFece estar
disfnesia q 0ltlma hOra a apelar a
fs,sios los medios para termlnar con
ias ~ehiFos' en los hip0drom0s de
Pusrto kleo ! GA relaei6n con ese
rreIsssiio nos hemos enterado de una
liessiuci6n adopiada por Ia comi-
slsn allpiea que acknowledgements in
leFesara 4 nuestroS leetOres y muy
eslfaelaimente a los hipieos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
Sc AUTORIZARA
Ell EMPRESTITO

"Estamos esperanto la ordenan
"a municipal de la Asamblea de
San Juan para proceder autori-
zar ell emprestito. No hay difficult
tad alguna de que tengan conoci-
miento, a exception de los cambios
sugeridos a ia Ordenanza por ell
Comisionado del Interior. Todo Sc
arreglara satisfactoriamente, por-
que estan envueltos los intereses
de la municipalidad. Ell nuevo en-
prestito viene a solucionar una ne
cesidad natural del municipio de
San Juan, que como muchos de la
isla, progresa notablemente."
UN IMPORTANTE
CABLEGRAMA
"He recibidc un cablegrama del
tContintia en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
Presidente Senado Insular,
San Juan, p. r.

Presidente Senado Insular,
San Juan, P. r.
Detallistas Conercio Bayam6n
acuden respetuosamente ante alto
cuerpo representative intereses isla
para protestar secci6n ley Arbi-
trios Sobre ventas por considerar-
la ruinosa v molestosa para CO.
mercio en- general.
Contribution sobre ventas equi-
valente Ley Consume repudia1s
DR.. Barbosa por considerable en-
carece vida del pueblo consumidor.
Esperamos justicia no aprobandc
ley ruinosa.
Por Detallistas Bayam6n,
Pedro Rama
Gonzalez Hermanos
L. D. IIaneza
M. Wiwan Hijo
Joaquin Borrero Cordero
Viejo Hermanos
Ricardo vela Hijos
Lavandero & Co.
Sierra Hnos. Inc.
Florencio Lopez
j. Bosch.
Hon. Luis Sanchez Morales.
Presidente Comisi6n de Hacienda,
Senado Insular,
San Juan, P. r.
Detallistas Comercio Bayam6n
acuden respetuosamente ante u.s.
ted, suplicandole impida aproba-
ci6n seccion Ley de Arbitrios i'm
poniendo 10 por ciento sobre ven
tas por considerable ruinosa Y ar.
bitraria representando doble tas7-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
NUMEROS0S COMERClANTES LA CALlFlCAN
De RUlN0SA, ARBITRARIA, 0PRESlvA
( INJUSTA
LOS LEGlSLAD0RES RECIBEN TELEGRAMAS De LA
lSLA PR0TESTAND0 P0R LA CONTRIBUTION SOBRE
vENTAS.-L0S DETALLlSTAS Sc REUNIAN AN0CHE EN-
SAN JUAN

La aprobacion, de la nueva Ley
de Arbitrios por la Camara, impo-
niendo una contribution sobre ven
tas ha caido como una bomba en-
toda la isla y ha provocado la mas
ruidosa v energica de las protes-
tas por parte de todo el comercio.
En- esta information trataremos
de recoger esa protesta para que
nuestros lectores esten debidamen-
te Orientados. 4!&
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
LA PROTESTA
EN- GENERAL

La protesta contra la nueva ley
no SO circunscribe San Juan So
lamente. Es Ia protesta del conner
clio de toda la isla. Recibimos tele
gramas de todas parties, en- los cna
les Sc hace constar formal protes-
ia y Sc apeIa al patriotismo de
nuestros Legislatures para salvar de
la ruina al comercio detallista.
A continuation insertamos los te-
1egramas que han sido enviados al
Presidente v -Prsidente del Sc
nado Insular y al Presidente del
Centre de Detallistas de Puerto Ri
&C:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

ci6n insoportable para comercio en-
general
Por Detallistas de Bayam6n,
Joaquin Borrero Cordero
Ricardo veIa Hijos
Lavandero & Co.
Sierra Hnos. Inc.
J. Bosch
Florencio Lopez
Viejo Hnos.
J. Cossio Sobrino
NJ Wiwall Hiio
L. A. Llaneza
Gonzalez & Hno.
Pedro Roman
Juan Chapel
Bayah6n Auto Supply g Rep'g.
Co. Ins.
]. Ant. Portilla,
Manager.
L. Fehu Hno.
Rufino Rios Garcia,
Presidente Centro Detallistas,
San Juan, p. r.
DetallistaS Bayam6n dnense us
tedes justa protesta ley arbitrios
por considerable ruinosa y molesto-
sa para Comercio en- general. So
hcitamos Senado no apruebe ses
ci6n ley sObre ventas.
DetaIIistas,
Pedro Roman
Bayam6n Auto Supply & Rep'g.
J. Ant. Portilla,
Manager.
joaquin Borrero CordeTo
Ricardo vela g Hijos
Lavandero & Co.
Sierra Hnos Inc.
Gonzalez HnoS.
Florencio Lopez
viejo Hnos.
j. Bosch
Nd. wiewall Hijo.
L. A. Llaneza
Juan G. Chapel
TELEGRAMAS
REcIBTDoS PoR
Ell MUNDo
Continuamerrte estamos recibiev
do telegramas de todas parties ie
La isla.
Los detallistas de 7ayam6n nos
escriben consignando su prctesta
" solicitando cooperation , ayu-
da.
Un acreditado comerciante de
Aguadilia, nos envia oil siguiente
telegrama:
Ell MUNDo.
San Juan.
En- nombre concrete detallista
protestamos ley arbit-ios por hll-
millante y desconsiderada. Dispues-
TO cerrar.
Por Detallistas de Aguadilla,
Luis HUERTA. !.
De Manati henos recibido la 81
tC0ntinda on In pig. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
TODO Ell COMERCIO DE LA LSLA LNIClA ENERCIC,
PROTES7A CONTRA La NUEVA LEY DE ARBITRIO
Fl SenddOr Fuertes SoStiene que eI presu-
pueStO no debe dSCender a mas de nueye
miIIOneS dtendiendOdIa situaCi6n del TeSorO

Nos manifesto que ell CO.
mite de Hacienda del Sc
nad0 lie eSta pTeStandO
t0da Su atenci0n al pre-
SupueSt0 y que 1a invita-
do a tOdOS los demaS Sc
nadoreS para que expon-
gan SuS puntOS de vista
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
TRASLADo DE oFICINA =
AIl6ACEN

Nos completeness en- participar a.
nuestros clientes, relacionados v
amigos que hemos trasladado nues
tras oticinas y Almacen a Ia ca
lie de Allen ndInero 81. donde con
tinuarsmcs en- los mismos negocios
que hasta hoy en- donde espera-
mos que Sc nos siga favoreciendo
con la misma prediiecci6n , con-
fianza que anteriormente.
RICARDO DAvILA q co.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

En- estos momentos de incerti-
dumbre v prueba es bueno que el
pals vaya conociendo como piensan
y sienten sus legislatures y que
puntos de vista sostienen en- cuan-
to a las cuestiones problemas
fundamentals que tan de cerca nos
afectan. Por ESQ henos creido con
veniente entrevistar al senador por
Humacao, ell distinguido polltico
y excelente caballero don Fausti-
no R. Fuertes, EN- relaci6n con Ell
proyecto de presupuesto insular que
envuelve en- 81 ell problema mas com
plicado de toda esta session legis-
lativa.
He aqui como Sc expresa q dis
tingrido compatriota, quien demues
ira que esta perfectamente conpe-
netrado con nuestros problemas eco
nomicos Y que antes que NADIA pisn
sa en- la suerte que pueda ccrrer d
pals sino Sc actda con gran patrio-
tisno y suma pradencia.
Ell PRESUPUEsTo NO DEBE
ExCEDER DE NUEvE
MILLoNES
mi opinion personal, nos en-
pez6 diciendo ell senador Fuertes,
les que Ell nuevo presupuesto no
debe exceder q nueve milIones de
dolares atendiendo la actual 81
tuacion del Tesorero Insular. No
obstante, pudiera ser que nos vie
semos obligados excedernos de
esa suma debido las necesidades
de los distintos departamentos del
gobierno, va que deseamos conser-
var a todo trance Ell progreso que
a costa de grandes SACRIFICES he
mos alcanzado hasta ahora De to-
dos modos, puede usted estar Sc
guro de que sabremos armonizar
intereses, sin olvidar jamas que
sobre todo esta ell bienestar de
nuestro pueblo.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27
If Tired of Fish
Stories Read This

A report from Benzien says that
prairie chickens are thicker than the
fleas on the back of the traditional
dog in the western portion of Gar
field county this year. For several
years that portion of the county has
been the headquarters of govern
ment trappers and with the killing
of numberless coyotes which former
ly preyed on these birds as well as
on barnyard fowl, the prairie chick
n have found life to be much
%pleasanter and this year have APP
peared in such numbers as to incon-
venience ranchers. They have in
vaded gardens and despoiled them,
seeming to be especially fond of the
%succulent lettuce, while the pea and
bean patches were also favorite cafe
terra locations.
AS they are protected by the game
laws, they seem to be especially
bold, often appearing in farm house
yards, while one rancher's wife re-
POi 70 OioC OlSy quCi ucI SlllChtH
yard and feed with the barnyard
fowl.
In many of the grain fields they
have made regular trails through
the grain upon which they feed. One
rancher states that numbers of the
birds feed around his grain stacks,
and are so tame that thew do not
fly at his approach and are difficult
to drive off.
1t is no sight to see
flocks of from 20 to so feeding
quietly in the fields while haying
and havesting is going on all around
them in the field.
Some rancher's wives have declar-
ed their intention of attempting to
domesticate some of the birds, say
ing that they are so tame it should
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27
By the National Editorial Association
Especial to The Herald)
Recognizing Uncle
Sans Dry Forces

Washington, Aug. 25.-By far
the busiest man in Washington to-
day is Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, Lincoln C. Andrews, the
new commander in chief of Uncle
Sans Anti-Rum army. The new
prohibition army mobilizes Septem-
Der /, but the "a administrators
named last week have already left
Washington to reorganize their Of
fees in the field. The headquarters
force here, it was indicated by Mr..
Andrews, probably will be much al
tered by this change, which will
take place gradually, following the
greatest shake-up in the history OF
American enforcement of the pro-
hibition law.
District Heads
Under the scheme of reorganiza-
ton, as outlined by Mr.. Andrews,
these district administrators are to
be supreme each in his own field.
Mr.. Andrews likens them to team
captains, each responsible for the
team he is to direct. And that, ac-
cording to Nh. Andrews, means that
the district administrator is to have
a relative free hand in hiring and
firing his own subordinates.
In his new force Mr.. Andrews
has named four men of regular
army experience, one railroad execu-
tive recommended by Judge E. H.
Gary, of the United States Steel
Corporation, and has filled the re-
naming 10 administrative posts
with men who have formerly been
in the prohibition service. The
maximum salary stipulated is $4,000
per annum, and this only to be paid
in the larger and more p%opulous
areas. Mr.. Andrews believes that
about half of the "a administrators
will receive the maximum and the
others will grade downward to about
five thousand. 1t was explained
that the $4,000 limit was fixed be-
cause there is no one in the Internal
Revenue Bureau, under which the
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27

Prohibition Unit acts, who receiv
more than this sum-.
Government in the Dark

ProhlDItlOn Unit acts, VINO receives
more than this sum.
Government in the Dark
In discussing the subject with
newspaper men Mr.. Andrews, with
soldier-like frankness, said that the
Government had no accurate knowl-
edge of whether or not the coast
guard campaign against the vessels
on Rum Row has been a success or
a failure. The government does
not know with any degree of ac-
curacy whatever whether the coast
guard campaign has materially re-
duced the amount of Illicit liquor
coming to the United States from
overseas, and it has no means of
knowing. However, the new organi-
cation will be expected to provide
the required system of checks.
Whether Mr.. Andrews has been
able to keep politics out of the re-
constructed organization is a mat
ter of debate. The fact that so
many of the State directors who to-
day were elevated to be district adj
ministrators were originally appoint
ed largely with political endorse
ments, is a matter of comment. 1t
is not to be overlooked, however,
that a number of state directors
who are known to have the support
of some of the most influential Re-
publican Senators, received no adj
vancement in the new scheme. 1t
is notable, also, that three of the
t~wenty-four district administrators
named today are retired regular
army officers, personal and military
friends and associates of Mr.. An
drews. Mr.. Andrews regards it as
advantageous to have a military man
in charge in the Southeastern dis
trict, which contains such a large
coastline, because the problem of
enforcement there requires the
closest sort of cooperation with the
coast guard, a service which is or
ganized on military lines.
An official analysis of the situa-
ton" made public at the Treasury
a memorandum for the new adj
ministrators, instructs them to "elimi-
nate the bootleg industry"
"The ~bootlegging business must
be eliminated by depriving it of its
source of supply, or by %depriving it
of its Market" said the order. A
hint that the new enforcement ma
chine is to go beyond the mere boot
and illicit manufacturer and
seek those who lend aid and comfort
to lawbreakers, was contained in
the memorandum.
New Lines of Attack
The three main lines of attack
we're outlined by Mr.. Andrews as
/. Wiping out sources Of supply,
including Importation, manufacture,
diversion and transportation; ~
educating "the market" (the pub
ic) to a knowledge of the danger
hat lies in bootleg liquor; and (5l
Eliminating conspiracies to violate
he prohibition laws in the larger
titles, which reveal persons in all
walks Of life as responsible for tn
resent prohibition problem.
The secondary object for the Fed
raj forces, Mr.. Andrews points out
5 "to assist and develop local law
Increment" A tremendous CAM
'aign has been mapped out. 1t
hould be successful. r
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27
VIDA SCHOOL BONDS ARE
OVER WITHOUT OPPOSITION

The school election held at Vida
two weeks ago resulted in the bond
issue carrying without opposition.
A light vote, 7 for, and none
against, was caused by the busy har-
vest season, and as no opposition
was expressed no contest developed.
-McCone County News.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27

They get action and get it quick
-HOLLISTER'S GOLDEN MUG
GET TABLETS-great for Head
aches and Constipation. adv.
HUXSOL DRUG co.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27

not be difficult to domesticate them
in the same tanner in which the
turkey has been domesticated.-
Circle Banner.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27

IS years of anticipating the
requirements of motorists
making manufacturing pro-
cesses more certain-produc-
Ing a higher standard of
quality-25 years ofunswerv-
Ing adherence to the Firestone
pledge, Most Miles per Dol
lar"-summarizes Firestone's
record ofservice to car owners.
F%irestone factories have
grown from a small building
approximately rs x $50 feet
to mammoth plants having
floor area of over 90 acres
from a capital ofS5O, over
$50, 600, OOO-from an annual
sales volume of 500, 900 to
over 500, 900, OOO-all in the
short period of 25 years.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27

MAYOR thompson stated that HE
wished to go on record that a city's
Indebtedness where the bonds of
such Indebtedness were held by the
citizens of the city were a bless
ing" and he is DESTROYS of seeing
the citizens secure a large portion
of the city's warrant funding bond
issue.
Adjournment
Moved by Alderman Appelgren
that the meeting be adjourned, sec
onded by Alderman Cherry and car
ried.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27

cup grease for road racer IT'S
Camrud Motor Co., repair
pump jack 100
Cleaveland Electric Co., Elec-
trical supplies 5.s2
w. P. Herald, publishing or
dinance 3.75
+. q. Helm, repair of motor 500
F. c. Williams, express on am
meter .- 1872
w. P. Herald, pub. notice of
call of warrants $50
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-08-27
to Highway transportation

This Firestone record could
only have been made through
furnishing the public with
outstanding values and Is,
consequently, your assur-
ance of quality and lowest
prices.
If you would like to know
more of this wonderful record,
ask your Firestone dealer to
send you an illustrated folder.
With today's high cost of
crude rubber and other raw
materials, Firestone's oppor-
tunity to serve the public was
never better, due to it's great
volume and special advanta-
ges in buying, manufacturing
and distribution.
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Frazier, visited, all the buildings Of
note and was presented to President
Coolidge, in private audience by
Congress II. Sinclair. en-
joyed meeting the President, as the
head of our country, and enjoyed the
brief chat / had with him. NV i'm
preston was that he was an ex-
tremely tired man, much older look
ing than the press pictures would
lead US to think. However he had
a brisk handshake and smile, which
Pm told is rare thing. We were
shown through the White House and
| met the great and near great. Mt.
Vernon was rare treat as was Ar
lington and the Tomb Of the On
known Soldier.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-29
ODD FELLOWS
OF BISMARCK
IN BIG REVIEW

The brigade of North Dakota, In
ternational order Of ODD Fellows,
consisting largely of Bismarck men
and headed by Brigadier General p.
&. Harrington of this city, will pass
i'll review before General August
Hoehnstein and Grand Sire Herbert
A. Thompson, supreme heads of the
order in America, at the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge in Devils Lake next
week, opening Monday morning.
Possibly thirty men from Bis
marck VIII attend. Among the i'm
pOftant events of the Grand Lodge
meeting will be the dedication of the
new Odd Fellows home there.
c. l.. Hensen of Bismarck has the
honor Of being member Of the staff
Of General Hohenstein.
This is the first time in the his
tory Of the organization in the state
that the two heads of the order have
been in the state together.