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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
vARIAs coMIsToNEs
vIsITAN FoRTALEzA

En- La mafiana de aver visitaron
el Palacio- de Santa Catalina varias
con,isiones de las escuelas publicas
de la capital, sohcitando audiencia
del Hon. Gobernador para pedirle
a este proclamar la festividad de
semana Santa Por una causa u
por otra, esas comisiones hubieron
de retirarse sin poder yer al Hon.
Gobernador a pesar de que el Hon.
secretario de Gobierno Captain van
Denssen hizo todo 10 possible por
'conseguirlo. Era tanto el trabajo del
Executive Insnlar, que no tuvo ITEM
po de saludar v DIR Ia petici6n dc
los estudiartes de las escuelas ptbh-
cas- de la mnnicipalidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
UNA coMUNICAcIoN
DEL oBIsPo

FL Hon. Obispo de Puerto Rico,
Mons Caruana. en- Ell cumplimiento
de su deber, dirigio en- la manana
de aver una communication Official al
Gobernador Towner, solicitando de
este funcionario ejecutivo las razo.
mes alegadas para haber suprimido
del programa de estudios Ell cumph-
,niento de los deberes religiosos d
los estudiantes puertorriquenos.
III celoso dignatario de la Santa
Madre Iglesia, Sc expreso en- t6rmi-
nos concisos en- su importante comu-
nicacion, expresando su natural sor-
presa al haber sabido de la orden
administrative escolar.
Ell Prelado Diocesano solicit6 sa-
Der que habfa sucedido este afio con
la festividad de tsemana Santa
Igual COMMUNICATION ftlimos infor.
mados que ha sido enviada por la
Orden de los Caballeros de Colon, y
por la Juventud Catoiica''. dos
ssociaciones de caracter religioso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
DON GABRIEL r. CoRREA

Hemos tenido q gusto de salu-
dar nuestro antique amigo Ell
senor Gabriel F. Correa, conocido
hombre de negocios de Arecibo.
FL amigo Correa ha sido llama
do por connotadas personaIidades
de San Juan para consultarle
sobre una empresa de mucha inn
portancia que reportara grandi-
simos benefcios no solo al eomer-
clio sino la eomunidad engene-
raj.
Auguramos un exito SECURE
pues el Sr. Correa es un triun-
fador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Ell DIR. ERNEsTo oU1NTERo
EsTARA UN ANo EN- EUROPA

Con motive de embarcar manana
jueves para Europa el notable IA
cultativo doctor Emesto Quintero,
quien cuenta con grandes simpa-
tias en- San Juan, por su noble y
cahalleroso proceder, invite a mu-
chas de sus amistades y algunos re
rresentantes de la prensa para un
hermoso festival, Que Sc celebro,
con la esplendidez que distingue at
menciOnado amigo, en- su reputada
Clfnica, al frente de la cual que
dara, durante su ausencia, Ell muy
ilpstrado y talentoso doctor Mar
tinez.
Desde las primeras horas de la
noche, reunieronse en- la expresada
Clfnica del doctor Quintero mu-
chas y muy caracterizadas perso-
mas de San Jnan, y algunos peric-
distas, que representation casi
todos los diarios de la poblacion
y quienes fueron esplendidamente
obsequiados por aquel amigo v ex-
celente professional. Cast todos Dos
medicos de la poblaci6n, y sobre
todo, ell elemento joven desfilo por
ALI. Ell doctor r. Franceschi Ca
baIlero, Ell doctor Costa, ell doctor
Monserrat, el doctor Julia. el doc
tor Martinez, el doctor Martin de
la Rosa, y otros muchos mas due
no rscordamos, pero que concce, por
su valer, toda la isla, estuvisron
presentes en- la mencionada fiesta,
en- la que Sc destacaron, como ca
racteristicas, el jubiIo, la espIendi-
dez y Ia confraternidad Podemos
decir que presidi6 Ia fiesta, no So
lamente por su reputation en- todo
81 pals. sino tambien por el eleva-
do cargo que ocupa en- Ell Gobierno,
&! distinguido Comisionado de sa-
nidad, doctor Ortiz. Entire las per
sonas que concurrieron tambien al
scto, destacabase, de modo singula-
rfsimo, no solo por ser pariente
del generoso anftri6n. sino tambien
por 10 que representa- y significa
en- Ell pals Ell conocido flnanciero
sefior Giorgetti, quien fue objeto
de merecidas atenciones por todas
Las personas que concurrieron q
aquel hermoso acto.
No hay para que decir, que por
tratarse del notable facultativo doc
tor Ernesto Quintero, tan exec
lente professional como exquisite
gentleman" hombre de mum
do, los obsequios Sc reanudaron
continuamente, de tai manera, que
la casa donde actna aQuel distin-
guido hombre de .ciencias nos ma
cia recordar los jardines de Fon-
tainebleau, por las numerosas fuen
tes de aguas espumosas, que cOr:ian
sin cesar, entire la algeria de to-
dos los cOncurrentes.
| Ell doctor Quintero, como saben
los lectores, embarcara con direc-
ci6n los Estados Unidos y Euro
pa. Estara un mes en- Paris, de don
de Sc trasladra a viena, en- cuyos
hospitales, que han hecho famosos
el doctor Lorenz y otros notabilfsi-
mos hombres de ciencia, permanece-
"a un afo, para completar sus gran
des conocimientos en- Ia especialidad
que le distingue.
Nos completeness en- desear al
doctor ouintero IN feliz y prospe-
ro yiaie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
HACE DOS DIAS ESTA
EN Ell aqua

segdn nos -ha informado el dis
tinguido Fiscal Gomez ell cadaver
hace como dos dfas que estd EN- el
aqua, segnn Sc desprende del exa-
men oportunamente hecbo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
MocIoN
a LA cAMARA DE REPREsEN.
TANTEs

TIN GO3AN W. Gil 10 UO oSptASAAA
bre de 1917, el Representative Que
suscribe fue designado por los Pre-
sidentes respectivos del senado y
de la camara de Representatives.
de Puerto Rico, como la persona
encargada de dar cumplimiento a
los propositos de la Resolucihn de
la Asamblea Legislative de Is de
MARIO de 1913, para trasladar des-
de Paris esta Isla, los restos NOR
tales del doctor Ramon Emeterio
Betances.
PoR CUANTo, en- 10 de JUNO de
1920, en- la ciudad de Paris, ce-
menterio del Pere-Lachise, nos reu-
nimos los senores Rafael Martinez
Ortiz, Ministro y enviado extra
ordinario de la RepubIica de Fran
lcia, M. Tejedor, primer Secrets Q
de la Legaci6n de Cuba en- Paris
doha simplicia Jimenez viuda ael
doctor Betances, J. 3. Ventura, Pc
dro Giusti, Ell senior Ministro de
Haiti en- la Eepublica Francesca
doctor E. Font v Guiilot, Eugerio
| g. de Hostos, Alberto Bravo, Jose
liz. silva, el representante de Ia
Prefectura de la Policia de la Sc
gunda division de la ciudad de Pa
ris, eI representative del consuls 70
General de los Estados Unidos en-
la capital Francesa, el suscribiertc
otros caballeros mas, para ci O.;
to de la exhumacion de las calf-
zas del doctor Ramon Emeterio BE
tances de cuya solemnidad Sc le-
vant6 acta. la cual fue debidamente
frmada por las autoridades y ca
Iballeros mencionados, cuyo docu-
mento con otros relatives al poder
otorgado por la viuda del doctor
Betances al suscribiente para verl-
fear la exfumaci6n, ell permiso de
las autoridades francesas para efec
thar tai exhumaci6n, el pasaporte
del prefecto de la policfa de Ia Sc
gunda division de la ciudad de Pa
ris, invitando las autoridades ci-
viles y agentes de la fuerza publica
de la Republica Francesa a perni-
tin v ayudar Ell paso Ibre de dic..s $
cenizas por todo Ell territorio de a
Francia. la orden del Departamen
to de la Guerra de los Estados Uni-
dos. relativa que fueran trasla-
dados dichos restos desde Neeva
york Puerto Rico, en- un parco
de la marina norteamericana y otros
documentos mas, Sc encuentran ar
chivados en- la secretaria del Sc
nado de Puerto Rico, sin q. de dicho
expediente. Sc haya tornado nota
ohcial en- las actas de los cuerpos
colegisladores del pals.
] PoR cUANTo, es conveniente a
+ los fines hist0ricos, que estos do
cumentos Sc conserven, asi como
que los mismos sean transcritos en-
las actas de esta Camara de Repre-
lsentantes, para asi asegurar de la
mejor manera, Ell texto de aquellos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
DESCRIPTION
DEL MUERTO

Ell srecibo de La Joya del Hogar
es a favor de NJ Heredia ST el
muerto es el inismo Heredia o no,
es un asunte qsie todav1a no Sc isabe
de SECURE,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Ell I.CDO. DON DOMINGO Sc
PTLYEDA

En- Ell dfa de aver tuvimos el gra-
to placer de saludar en- esta ciudad
al excelente cabanero de la Perla
del Sur, Lcdo. don Domingo Sepul-
veda. FL distinguido amigo, que en-
verdad no necesita presentation
pues todos conocemos sa-brillante
labor professional y political, cuenta
en- San Juan con toda una falange
de amigos, que recibe sus visitas a
esta con gran algeria Estuvimos
departiendo durante large ratio con
el Lcdo Sepdlveda, quien conta-
mos entire nuestros. buenos amigos.
FL distinguido eaballero vino a San
Juan acompalado por su digna Y
virtuosa esposa, y marchara a su
Residential en- Ponce probablemente
manana
Ell MUNDO reitera su mas afec-
tuoso saludo al Lcdo Septlveda
y a su distinguida esposa, esperanto
que Sc repitan tan sratas visitas
UN FORD RECoERE 10 KILoME-
TRos CON UE GALLON DE
GAsoDINA
En- una prueba publica presen-
ciada por los ofciales del club au-
tom6vil, un sedan Ford equipado
con control Blanckse Termostatico
de Carburador, recorrio setenta XII
l6metros con un gallon de gasoli-
ma. Este control es enteramente au-
tomatico v Sc regula por 81 mis-
mo. Hace Ell arranque de los co
ches Ford instantaneo aun en- item
po frio; eli1nina formaciones de
carbon; conserva mas tempo el lu
bricante del carter, y reduce en-
general los gastos de composturas.
Sc instala EN- dos minutes. La cadi-
lilac 10 usa como equipo Standard.
Los inventories A. G. iBlanke & Co.,
Depto. 7o1s E, eo2 West Lake
Street Chicago, E. U. A., dosean
cbtener agentes activos en- todas
parties, y con gusto enviaran mues-
ira a riesgo suyo a quien la soil
cite. Escribs usted hoy 'nismo.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
PERsHING Sc PREPARA PARA
sALIR CON RUnTBo A AFRICA

WASHINGTON. abri1 4 Omitted
Press) Sc ha sabido que Kellog es-
tudia profundamente la question
peruano-chilena Sc sabe que Per
shing esta pronto q partir hacia
Africa tan pronto PERI nombre su
comisionado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

Hace va varias semanas que nos
otros, feles nuestro programa
informative, publicamos una irte-
resante carta que dir1giera al Pre-
sidente de Ia Fedaraci6n Americana
del Trabajo. Mr.. Green, el Hon. re
Tx C6rdova Daviia, comisionado
Residente de Puerto Rico en- Wash
ington. Tambien pubhcamos la car
ta-cOntestacion que al senior Cor
dova Davila enviara el sefOr
Green.
El peri6dico latino de Nueva
York, La Prensa' deseaba pu-
bncar tambi6n esa correspondent
cia = sOlicit6 permlso de Mr.. Green
para hacerlo.
Mr.. Green su vez contest6 en-
los giguientes ter1ninOs quea indu-
dablemente interesaran q nuestrOs
lectoros:
NO DEsEA coNvERTIRsE EN-
ARBrTRo
American Federation Of La
Dor
washington. D. B.
Marco 16, 1925.
Senior Jose M. Torres Perona,
Director de La Prensa',
245 Canal st.
ciudad de Nueva York.
Estimado senior Torres Perona;-
En- contestacion su carta de
mario II, puedo asegurarle que no
tengo Inconvenience en- que Sc pu-
bliuue la carta que Ell sefior Cor
dova Davila me dirigiera con fe-
cha de enero 20 de este mismo
ano.
Ambas cartas han establecido cier
tos hechos y son en- ST la soluci6n
dshnitiva y Official a un problema
del trsbajo.
No obstante, uuiero dejar acla.
rado de una manera terrninante y
! s. q
rotunda que no deseo Sc me lleve
sostener una correspondence so
bre tissue" polfticos, nj a permi-
.tir tampqco que Sc me coloque en-
tai situaci6n que de hecho me yea
obligado actuar como juez ar
bitro en- diferencias personales {
issues" de los ciudadanos de Pto
Rico, y por 10 tanto, no impartire
mi aprobaci6n a correspondence
adicional sobre este mismo asunto.
sinceramente vuestro,
(Fdo.) william GREEN,
Presidente de la American Fede-
ration Of Labor.
UNA cARTA A PRUDENcTO
RIVERA MARTINEZ
soBRE Ell MIsMo
AsUNTo
Luego, con fecha de 21 de mario,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
EN- Ia CAPILLA


Actualmente el muerto Sc encuen-
ira en- la Capilla del Cementerio.
La detective trabaja sin descanso en-
la soluci0n de este misteIio Sc ira
ia de un suicide? lDe un accidente
SDe un horrible asesinato? Hoy 10
sabremos de SECURE, ppes la actiYi-
dad del Fiscal Gomez en- este case
Ia sido sorprendente y todo indica
que pronto eI misterio estara solu-
cionade
Damos esta noticia al pueblo con
Ia esperanza de que el que algo
Isepa ayudara al Fiscal Gomez Ia
Identification del muerto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
Continuation de Ia pagina ia.

FTo~~
Gran Jurado, para velar Dor Ia
bondad del procedimiento te,,;en
do el abOgado q derecho a tomar
excepci6n cuando 10 creyera conve-
niente.
El senior Garcia Mendez dijo due
hasta ahora. Ell Gran Jurado esta
ba dando sus decisiones de acuer
do con 10 Que lie decfa el Fiscal i
que ese no era el espfritu que ms
pir6 La ley.
la oPosIcIoN.
embellishments Sc leyanto Ia
tando extensamente el Lcdo. Las
ira charriez. Tambien hablaron en-
contra de la enmienda los senores
Romani, Mufioz Ramos, Tizol y su-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

con oficinas centrales en- asta ca
pital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
ULTIMA HORA

Continuation de Ia Ia. pAgina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
UNA cARTA A PRUDENCIO
RIVERA MARTINEZ
soBRE Ell MIsMo
AsUNTo

Luego, con fecha de 21 de mario,
MIR. Green escribi6 una carta al Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

Regresamos a San Juan satisfe-
chos de tantas atenciones Y desea-
mos que Ell Monumento Colon sea
I'M hecho para honra y provecho
de las futuras generaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08

(Fdo.) william GREEN,
Presidente de la American Fede-
ration Of Labor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-08
UNA RESOLUTION DEL
IIoDo. LAsTRA
cHARRTEz

La Camara, por unanimidad, i'm
parti6 su aprobaci6n la siguiente
Resoluci6n presentada por Ell Lcdo.
Lastra charriez:
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12
KEEP Still
OR GET OUT
BY ERWIN GREER
president Greer College Of
Automotive Engineering.) "a

Back seat drivers-darn them!
Who Of us hasn't, at one time or
another, been driven nearly crazy by
their supposedly helpful advice? And
why is it that these pests, usually
knowing nothing whatsoever about
automobile operation, take it upon
their shoulders to tel US what to do,
or, the person who does know how to
drive, insists upon directing or criti-
Ching the way we handle our ma
chimes?
And now, reader, when you pass
my little story along to friend wife,
my advice is to duck-because you're
due for a bawling out. (Me, too, e
b-etter-haf reads it, But here
gees:
You are about to roll your bus
across a street car line. A block
away a trolley is approaching but
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12
PREMISES MUST
be DISINFECTED


. Cleanup and disinfect the premises
after cattle have been treated for
tuberculosis or receive no money for
indemnity when the cattle are re-
tested. This is the substance Of a new
ruling by the United States Bureau
Of Animal Industry regarding its
tuberculosis eradication work. Here
tofore indemnity has been paid on all
cattle. From now on nc money viii
be paid for infected cattle unless the
owner has complied with the new
regulations and lent his assistance in
preventing the spread Of the disease.
The new ruling is important in
Montana because there are almost
100000 head Of cattle in the state
that have been once tested for tube--
c~ulosis. These cattle to be fully &C
credited must be treated again and
the premises on which these cattle
are kept must be thoroughly cleaned
and ~disinfected. This is rather q
large order since the cattle are found
in almost 10000 herds.
At the present time Montana has
less than 1000 head Of cattle accred-
tied and there are found in los herds
During the month Of June, 8,268 hea;
of cattle were given their first tes'
for tuberculosis. Montana's reputa
ton as a healthy place for livestock
was maintained during the month
since only % reactcrs were foun'
among the large number tested.
The tuberculosis testing work i
progressing rapidly throughout tn
country. Over 100000 cattle wer
tested during the month of June. TIL
total number Of once tested cattle
more than 100000 and the tots
number of accredited tuberculosis
free cattle is 1875 ,O63.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12
Drink Water
If Back or
Kidneys Hurt
Begin Taking Salts II You Feel
Backaehy or Have Bladder
Weakness

Too much rich food forms acids which
excite and overWork the kidneys In
their efforts to filter it from the system.
Flush the kidneys occasionally to re-
lieve them ike YOU relieve the bowels.
removing acids, waste and poison, else
you may feel a duh misery in the kid
ney region, sharp pains in the back or
sick headache, dizziness, the stomach
sOurs, tongue is coated, and when the
weather Is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, the channels often get irri-
tated, obliging one to get up two or
three times during the night.
To help n~eutralize these irritating
acids and flush off the body's urinobs
waste begin drinking water. Also get
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
any pharmacy, take a tablespoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast for
a few DAYS and your kidneys may then
act fine ard bladder disorders disappear
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irri-
tation. Jad Salts is inexpensive and
makes a delightful ~effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to help pre-
vent serious kidney and bladder dis
orders.
By ali means, drink lots of good watel
every day. Have your physician exam
inc your kidneys at least twice a year
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12

J. o. T~retsven, extension dairy spe-
%cialist, will judge at the state fair OF
Helena, September ITO, the Midland
Empire fair, the Gallatin County fair
at Bozeman, September 1925, the
Lake County fair at Poison, Septem
Der 24-26 and the Western Montana
fair.
A. j. Ogaard, agrcnOmy specialist
for the Extension service, will Judge
at the state fair, the Midland En-
pire fair, the Western Montana fair
and the Lincoln County fair at Libby,
October %. Clyde Mckee, agrono-
mist at Montana State college, will
judge at the state fair, the Rosebud
County fair and the Midland Empire
fair. I. J. Jensen, assistant agrono-
mist, will Judge at the Central Mon
tana fair, the state fair, the Fallon
County fair at Baker, September IL
IL and the McCOne County fair at
Circle, September 11-12.
F. M. Harrington, hOrticulturist at
Montana State college, will Judge at
the State fair, the Midland Empire
fair, the Western Montana fair and
the Gallatin County fair; C. C. Star
ring, assistant horticulturist, Rosebud
County fair, Forsyth and Contra.
Montana fair.
C. E. Potter, state leader Of boys
and girls clubs, win have charge o.
the All club exhibits at the state fai
and the Midland Empire fair.
Miss Blanche Lee, state leader o
home demonstration agents, win judg
at the Custer community fair at Mile
City, September TIP, the Richlan
County fair, McCone County fai
Midland Empire fair and Lake Cour
ty fair. Miss Inez Labossier, exter
sion clothing specialist, State fair an
Gallatm County fair. Miss Susanr
Thompson, extension nutrition SD
~cialist, state fair and Gallatin Count
fair. Miss E. Miriam Hawkins, hon
management specialist, Rosebud Coul
ty fair.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12

Iwsnty-Ons Departments viii Feature the. Tenth Annual Md
land Empire Fair to BE- Held at Billings, Montana, SsPtem-
Der Is, is, Il. and 1s.--MaRager Hammond TOmisss.
Racing Program to be Greatest Ever.

divers who will dive 80 feet into O.
tank containing less than 5 feet Of wa
ter; Hamilton and Walton, the two
well known Rubes who have lots Of
fun in store for everybody; the Aerial
Thompson Trio who viii present a
tight wire balancing act, q bicycle act
and cloud swing 60 feet from the
ground and without a net; the Billy
Hemble Trio viii present a thrilling
Trapoline Bar act; LaFavor ane
Pierce viii present G rapid fire re.
voIving ladder act
The man working as an eccentric
clown while his attractive and shapely
partner fills the roll as balance on the
other end of the ladder; balancing
feet up on a kitchen chair which In
turn occupies a perilous place on the
flop Of the revolving ladder is just one
Of the many thrills which this team
offers their amazed audience.
Music BY Three Bands
Music will be furnished by the Bill
ings Municipal Band, the Hardin High
School Band and the Billings Boys
Band.
The Thearle-D uffield Fireworks
Company has again contracted t.
furnish the fireworks program, wiz
all new features and an entire change
Of set pieces. on Tuesday, "wednesday
and Thursday nights, which promises
to be the greatest p~yrOtechnic displa!
ever presented in Billings and will b
staged in the center field each nigh
following the Push Ball game and reg
Ular evening program.
The horse race fans will be able T.
enjoy the greatest racing program
ever seen on the Billings track, accord
ing to- Manager Bert Hammond. PuT
ses ~aggregating $4,000 are being OF
fered on track events as follows
s. $4,000 for harness races; $4,000
for running races and 100000 70
relay races. The large purses hav
attracted attention from all over tn
!, country and the public is assured tina
a larger number Of better horses wi
compete In both the harness and ruH
ming races than have ever been see
on q Montana track.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12
MANY FAIRS WANT
JUDGES FROM
COLLEGE

Judging from the number Of re-
quests for judges reaching the Exten-
sion directors office at BOzeman,
Montana will have more community
and county fairs this year than ever.
Almost each day brings its request
for specialists of the Extension SER
vice or Experiment station to help
place awards at agricultural expOsi-
tons. Conflicting dates have made it
impossible for specialists to accept
all invitations but a schedule has been
arranged which will give the greatest
amount of service possible.
The tentative schedule is as fol
lows:
r. L. Waddell, extension livestocs
specialist, viii judge at the Midland
Empire fair, September 1913, and the
Western Montana fair at Missoula
September 29-October 2. DR.. w. 2
Joseph Of the Experiment statiol
Central Montana fair at LewistOwn
September ITO. R. C. McChOrd, as
sistant professor Of animal husbau
dry, Central Montana fair and Mid
land Empire. Louis Vinke, CT the Ely
pertinent station, Richland Count
fair, Sidney, September 7-10; Rosebu'
County fair, Forsyth, September 8
II, and McCone County fair, Circle
Montana, September HIP.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-08-12

there IS sufficient time for you to.
cross But Friend Wife yells "John.
Stopl A car is coming
And because you are a married.
man, her "Stopl" registers immedi-
ately upon your sub-conscious mind
before the conscious mind has a
chance for analysis Of the situation.
1T is only because you 81 an old
timer at the driving game that a
serious accident is averted.
With all courtesy due the wife we
realize that she didn't intend to place
you or herself in danger, but merely
neglected to take into account the
fact that a a travelling twenty miles
an hour requires thirty feet to come
to a stop.
And twisting the tale about to the
male Of the species, what wives could
say about their funny husbands would
be plenty. In many cases the hus-
bands have taught their wives tC
drive, hence their oft repeated
"Watch yourself, Babyl"
To my mind women are far better
drivers than men, their intuition al
ways coming to their aid in Al
emergency.
Soto husbands and wives, ans
all other back seat drivers-KEEl
STILL OR GET OUT!
Stick together and fight this dead
lily disease, or sooner or later We wi
be doing the back seat driving unde
the influence Of Their.
r And to those Ct you who do nc
drive or understand the workings c
, a gas wagon, bear in mind that
driver knows his car, that distance
> judged differently from the driver
seat; that confidence, in the driver an
a little individual self control WI
give YOU. and other occupants of Il
car an enjoyable ride.