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The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
culling a Dairy Herd

President Coolidge has started a
campaign for economy, not only in the
bigger expenses of the state but also
in the little expenditures.
And it is here that the greatest saw
ing will come, although it may be
hard to understand it always.
The U. S. ID. a. Bureau of Dairy
ing, reports that culling OF dairy herds
gives on at all-times due to the proof
offered by the Cow Testing Associa-
tiQns, that certain animals are not
making profit for their owners. The
Associations tests are always conclus-
i've as there is no desire for the pos
sibility of a doubt.
The causees are tested continuously
for production in pounds of milk and
then once month they are tested for
a period Of one day to determine the
average butter rat contest The own
er keeps track of all feeds and other
expenditures made in behalf of the
animal and the selling value of the
dairy products is compared with the
cost Of feed and other expenses made
necessary. Thus at any time a farm
er may know what animals are max
ing him the most money and those
who are falling down.
When the facts are plainly set be
fore a producer that he is putting
more feed into an animal than he is
getting out, and that there is no
cause for it except the fact that the
animal is inferior. he is going to real
ize that true economy lies in getting
rid Of the boarder to prevent daily
loss.
And only by testing can a man
know the true value of an animals.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

largest corn-producing region in the
world, yet the human population uses
only about one-tenth of that crop di-
rectly as food: The public appetite
much prefers to use the corn crop
in the form of juicy steaks and savory
hams. Through the stockmans skill
our domestic animals are becoming
gradually more efficient in converting
coarse feed into refined and concen-
trated products. AS alchemists for
the refinement of base materials,
cattle, swine, and sheep-to say moth
ing of goats-have an envia Bile
record"
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
"OLD FOLKS"

What has become of the old man
wlSo used to sit on the porch in a
rocking chair. leaning on his cane,
doing nothing? Not as many as
formerly. "Old Folks" are more spry
than they used TO be. They are up
doing, travelling. learning. playing
golf, listening in, keeping up with
the times. Time was, when retire
ment from work meant mental stag.
nation and loneliness. Not now.
Americans have learned that old age
and youth are largely state OF
mind.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
PRESIDENT cooLlDoE's
FOREIGN POLICY

representatives of President Cool.
idge outline the executives foreign
policy as follows:
1. He believes public opinion is
against altering the essential pro
visions of the refunding Of Great
Britain's debt to the United States
consummated in February 1923, no
matter what Great Britain's states
men may say.
.. He will not call an International
debt conference, adhering to the be
lief that the United States should
deal with each nation owing this
country, as circumstances dictate.
3. The President is opposed to
debt cancellation; but is in favor
of the adjustment of all debts. the
payments to be extended through a
period Of 62 years. the same as the
British debt adjustment
4. The President is opposed to
the submission to the world court
any American claim in German repa.
ration
.. The President believes the
United States must now wait in the
matter of another arms limitation
conference, until Europe decides
what to do.
81 should not wish to propose or
have representatives attend con
ference internationaD which would
contemplate commitments opposed to
the freedom of action we desire to
maintain unimpaired with respect 10
our purely domestic policies"
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
A BUSY OFFICE

The Pension office at Washington
mails out a half million checks
every month to war veterans. In
one month the checks numbered $40.
lO2, and represented SlS.44o,538. It
is tremendous task TO put the
names Of pensioners on these checks.
the amounts and signatures, and to
address the envelopes. but so efnci-
ent are modern methods OF doing
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

pert and specific testimony. He says
that an analysis of orders being re-
ceived from farmers shows that mon
ey is being spent for fences, stoves.
building materials, cream separat.
ors, gasoline engines. and similar es-
sentials. The country banks add
their testimony to the fact that the
farmers are liquidating their debts
and paying up their old bills. It
looks as though the "squander
theory had little actual support.
The bulk Of the increase in purch.
asing power is still in the hands Of
the farmer, and he may be depended
upon to spend it soundly for the
things that will improve his pro
ducing power and thereby increase
his permanent assets.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
RANKS THIRD

Cabbage is rated officially as the
third most important vegetable in
the United States. yet anyone who
ever got to windward of a boiled din
ner knows that cabbage has a better
opinion of itself.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

Millions of Russians living in the
centers of the best agricultural fields
in the world are threatened with star
walton as a result of Lenine and
Trotzky. We are wondering if some
OF our senator's still believe that
Russia has a better government than
the United States.-Dubuque Times.
Journal.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

$500 wheat by early 1925 is the
confident expection Of many Of the
best posted students OF crop and
grain conditions.
$500 WHEAT The optimism IA
BY EARLY 1925 based on shortage
developed i'm both
the Canadian and Russian wheat
crops and upon the fact that the
Argentine viii have little for ex.
port The Canadian yield, for ins.
lance, is now estimated at 27O. 900 900
as compared with $4,000 900 bushels
last year. Russia, ordinarily a wheat
exporter, is already importing GER
tain grains and may even be buying
wheat before the next crop is harry.
ested Wheat prices have already
demonstrated their ability to climb.
and 1t is possible that these most
optimistic expectations may be re-
allied.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

1t is none of England's business
what settlements we make with any
creditor. 1t is not for her to say,
suggest or demand anything in the
premises. To do so is an interference
in American affairs, and should be
quickly resented by the American
government.-Albany IN. W Journal.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

work that these half million pension
ers receive their checks on or ahDg.
the fourth Of every month. One
clerk signs 10000 checks a day lg
using a pen which win sign ten
checks at a time. There are many
people who would be only too glad
10 sign one valid check at time
with as indelible pencil
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

For the present, our foreign policy.
as far as business is concerned prom
ises to be fairly continuous. We wish
to promote the reconstruction of the
world by the development of foreign
markets and the peaceful inter
changes Of commerce. The warning
against political horseplay had better
be addressed to the international en-
thusiasts who would like to put the
American economic system under for
eisn control, via the League of Ma.
tions.-Minneapolis journal.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

Confidence in the Republican ad.
ministration, as expressed in the
election Of President Coolidge and
a congress in accord with his poll
cies, is one of the great factors for
the stabilization of prosperity in the
United States. The outlook is bright
for long-continued era of profitable
business activity in this country. -
Allentown (Pa) Chronicle.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

The only gleam of humor we have
had from the Soviet government is
that it has been insulted - Boston
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

Russia is seeking a loan of $780,
100000 No, you are not mistaken.
it's the same Russia that abolished
money.-Marion Star.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
Farming and Finance

The Agricultural committee recent
ly appointed by President Coolidge
TO study the problems of the farmer
from an unbiased
AGRICULTURAL point Of view and
COMMIT TEE to report its find
ings and recon-
mendations for government action.
started to work on January 5. The
cattle industry will be the first
branch Of agriculture to be studied,
and a new system Of Federal aid to
cattle raisers is expected. Coop.
erative marketing in the meantime
will have the attention Of a sub,
committee. II the government is
able to do anything better the eco.
nomic condition of any group of in,
dustry, that betterment can be ac
complished most effectively through
non-political analysis and non.parti.
san recommendation.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

The fellow who viii not buy ar
vertisinE in something worth while
the first one to bite on a fraud.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
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Americans can see red, but when it
comes to flags, they see only the red
white and blue.-Omaha Bee.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

An -N-big league pitcher rs now a.
the indianapolis police force, where
he hopes TO make a hit,
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

Tell our advertisers that IT was The
independent that put you wise.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

The 1924 harvest ls valued at 49,.
4799O2.0o0 by the official estimate OF
the Department OF agriculture. This
is s735,OOO,OOO greater
1924 than last wear. ana ia a
HARVEST 663.OOO,OOO ahead OF the
total value OF 1922
About two-thirds OF this value ia
derived from the four crops In the
billion dollar class. The incomes
from corn. wheat, hay. and cotton
each OF which ran into ten figures
This increase OF over n billion dol.
lars In farm purchasing power over
the average OF the last two years Ia
reason enough for optimism on the
greatest business" In the United
States.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

The prices OF farm products to the
producer shows interesting changes
from year ago Wheat has in
creased about 43
PRICES OF per cent I'm
FARM PRODUCTS price; corn 81
per cent; hogs
~ per cent; lambs per cent; beef
cattle 3 per cent On the other hand
the price of cotton has decreased
abort "a per cent; and potatoes %
per cent While the price of cotton
has decreased about "a per cent the
production has increased about 30
per cent
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

The wheat crop Of the world is
l1q5 below last year. according to re-
port of the Department Of
WHEAT Agriculture which places
CROP the shortage at $4,000. 900
bushels 1t is our good for.
tune that our own crop has been
good while the shortage has develop
ed in other parts of the world.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09

There seems to be an air OF mys.
terry In some quarters at least sur
rounding the increased purchasing
power of h @
WHtHt is farmer and what
THE FARMERS has become Of H..
oollAHs ooiNG7 Some have claim
ed that 1t Is
being spent for luxurles, others say
1t is paying old debts. while the
question is answered by one man by
contending that nothing has become
OF the farmers dollar. He still has
It, The question merits considera.
tion. One OF the officials OF mail
order house comes forward with ex.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09


orable. so states the American Farm
Bureau Federation. There is every
promise OF a continued
FARM excellent wheat market
OUTLOOK High price corn will
probably continue al
though reduction Of livestock on
farms indicates feeding requirements
2OO,0OO,OOO bushels OF corn under last
year. Conditions In the cattle mar,
ket point to smaller supplies and bet.
ter prices for high grade animals
next spring. The large receipts in
the hog market indicate a lighter run
later on with probably higher prices.
The boil weavil is stealing less from
the cotton farmer as he understands
more and more how to control It.
thus resulting in an increased yield
per acre. From every indication 1925
should be a prosperous year for the
farmer
The Delta independent., 1925-01-09
WHEAT
CROP

The farm outlook for 1925 is fav
orable, so states the American Farm
Bureau Federation. There is every
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ria sera dictada por Ell suscribientc
ell dia del pr6ximo febrero, y
tratara el asunto, Transforrna-
ci6n del Hogar por medic de Ii
Escuela". FL DR.. Agustin MdJ.ta,
joven galeno de talento y vocacicn,
nos dictara una conferencia acerca
d. saiud pdblica. otros conferen-
ciantes locales seran, ell doctor Jose
Barras, los Lcdos. Garcia de la No
ceda y Pifero, Ell juez de paz, Sc.
nor Simplicio cordero, ell Lcdo. Joa
qifn Duran, los maestros Franc +
CO Ramirez, Buitrago, ell inspector
Porrata, ell Lcdo Benitez, ell seior
vicsnte Fdster y otros.
Sc ha organizado por la escuela
del primero v segundo afio un coro
de jovencitas enthusiasts denomi-
nado LAS Escogidas", las ca
bajo la direction de la senorita
Maestro Clotilde Duran, coadyuva,
ran con sus bellos cantos al me
jor exito de estas conferencias, LIS
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que seran amenizadas con piano.
Habr& poesfa.
La primera gran conferencia ex
trsordinaria Sc verifcara Ell pr6xi-
mo jueves S de febrero en- el
teatro Arcelay, correspondence al
doctor Barreras trabajar ante los
esposos Arcelay Ia concession del
ccliseo para tan primordiales fines.
Ell senior Pifiero, organizador de
esta primera conferencia ha tenido
II envidiable suerte de obt3ner II
coop sraci6n del ilustre presidents
del nuestro Hon. Tribunal s,.pre-
mo, senor Emilio del Toro Cuebas,
brtllantisinio corferenciante, QUEEN
dsrroche hara esa noche de cpitu
"a de su alta capacidad intellectual
'sgando manos llenas en- Ell fer.
IL campo de Juncos la simiente
lei bien. otra gloria de Puerto ri,
= que aparecera esa aludida no.
'hc en- ell proscenio de nuestro tea.
70 sera Ell festive poeta Llorens
Torres, quiei1 nos deleitara con "a
lectura de sus magicas composicio
7es. Habra elevada prosa; ritnica
0oesia y clasica musica. FL produ :,
o de esta velada Sc dedicara a
condos para la celebration de Ia
celebration de La asamblea de macs
tros de Puerto Rico que Sc efectua.
ra aquf en- diciembre.
Luego que hubo terminado la Sc.
SION ordinar1a del 6ltimo domingo,
los padres de familia v1sitaron la
''Huerta jose Buitrago'', como La
hemos nosotros bautizadc, y 81 edi-
fcie de cienctas domesticas, see
lestino Benftez Morales, a petit
ci6n de este nuestro bueti amigo Y
compafero, Buitrago, quien su
cargo tiene La huerta escolar en- los
alrededor del edifcio, Ia que no
nor hace q este generoso hijo de
Adam. Bien merecs nombrado ser
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UNA MANo CRIMINAL TRATo
DE oUEMAR UNA EsCUELA EN-
CAMUY Y Sc RoBo UNA VIC
TEoLA MARcA VICTOR 7 27
4 RECORDS A

! Esta mafiana Sc present6 la
oficina de la sefiorita Julie A. Ca
sey, Inspectors de Escuelas de Ca
muy, la maestro rural sefora Isa-
bel Reyes de Alvarez informando-
le que al abrir la escuela por la
mafiana encontr6 que una mano cri-
minal Sc habia robado una Victro-
la que con tanto gusto habia re-
galado a dicha escuela Ell venera-
ble patricio doctor Santiago We've
Calzada. Junto con la victrola Sc
llevaron 81 records.
Lo mas escandaloso del asunto es
que Ell ladr6n recogi6 todos los pa
peles y revistas que pudo en- la
misma escuela y haciendolas un
monton le peg6 fuego quizas con
ei objeto de quemar La escuela >
de este modo quedase oculto Ell 70.
bo.
1nmediatamente La Inspectora in
form6 el hecho al Director ESQ 1'er
qrien Sc persona en- compahfa de
dicha inspectora a sitio del suceso
yendo tambi6n acompahados por el
competente maestro de agricultural,
sehor Juan Rios. -El hecho fue pues
to en- manos del inteligente y rectc
FJefe de- ID poncfa sehor A. Rosa
Velez quien a pesar de encontra: ::
Sc enfermo est& desplegando toda4
sus triiciativas a. fin de dejar escla-
recido tan enojoso asunto.
CoRREsPoNsAI.
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ce-presidente de la institution, y al
senior Jose Miguel Morales, mace
70. quienes realizaron una positiva
eampaha ante los padres de nues-
tros educandos en- el sentidI ae
que asistiesen al apuntado a.,sl.
Tratados los asuntos del ala. pa
sose al estudio y aprobaci6n ael
reglamento alternando en- las dis
eusiOnes y debates, los sefores Gar
cia de la Noceda, Duran, Porrata,
campos, Morales, Buitrago. Eami-
rez, cordero. Rexach Y este servi-
dor del evoiucionante sexo belio.
Sc acord6 entire otras cosas a2re-
gar una nueva seccion al articulo
einco del mismo en- ell sentido de
nombrar tres miembros vocales su-
plentes, y al efecto fueron nombra-
dos para ocupar esos puestos los
sehores campos, Principe y Monse-
rrate Morales. Fu6 aprobado una
nimemente ell reglamento con lige.
ras enmiendas. Los socios protecto-
res de honor pagaran una clotl
annual de diez dolares mas, . jul
clio del socio de acuerdo a sus con-
diciones financieras.
La primera conferencia or liaa-
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BL sRcRETARIo DEL TRABAJo
DE =. u. mr.. JAMES J. DAVIS.
DICE QUE LOS HoMBREs DE LA
PRDRRAcroN LIBRE SON UNos
BURNos MUcHAcHos
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maestro de agriculture.
Quedaron los padres encantados.
Reina indescriptible entusiasmo.
Antonio oUIDGLY.
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DYSPEPSIA ALIVIADA

Cuando sienta I'd. que ell esto-
nago no digiere bien, cuando expe-
rimente pesadez despues de las CO.
midas O sufra eruptos acidos, fla
tulencia, dolor de est0mago, falta
de apetito, Y otras manifestaciones
que denotan debilidad digestiva,
tomeeUd. las Pildoras Rosadas del
DR. Williams.
Notara I'd. la pronta mejoria
que Sc obtiene con el uso de este
preparado; mejorara grandemente
la acci0n de los intestinos, efec-
tuandose con facilidad el proceso
de Ia digestion asimilaci6n de los
alimentos. Estas Pildoras, al pro-
porcionar sangre roja, rica y pura,
le tonifcaran los nervios Y fortale-
ceran los m1sculos, llevando vita
dad Y salud a los organos diges-
, tivos.
Ell Sr. Antonio Pedraza, que vive
en- la calle de la Penitenciarfa No.
8, Ciudad de Mexico nos escribe 10
siguiente: "No encuentro palabras
para expresarles la grititud que
debo su preparation llamada Pill
doras Rosadas del Dr.. Williams.
Por algdn tempo sufrf de nervio-
sidad Y dyspepsia, todo 10 que CO.
mia sc me pon.a acido en- ell est6-
mago, impidiendome cumplir con
mis- deberes.
r. ''Tuve la buena suerte de encon-
trarme un prospecto de los que
acompanan a los frasquitos de sus
afamadas pildoras. Me entere de el
Y puse mi case con I'm ilustrado IA
cultatiyo de esta locaEdad, quien
conoce al palmo las atlas cualida-
des de las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, Me aconsej6 tomara, por
vfasde ensayo, dos frascos. Cual se-
ria mi asom6ro la primera semana,
cuando comenc6 a notar mejo11a,
pues comenz6 a disipar la pesadez
nerviosa, Y hoy me encuentro sano,
gracias a sus maravillosas pfldo-
ras."
) Las Pfldoras. Rosadas del DIR.
Williams Sc yenden en- todas las
bot cas-. Exija ell paquete rosado
con Ia 'P" grande. Advt.
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nnMENrt su REnLEzA

La be'leza de una mujer depende de
su APARIENCIA, sus TRAJES, y sus
JOYAS. IPor que no afadir una de estaS
encantadoras Sortijas delicados Re.o-
ies a sns aoornos2
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NoTAs DE YABUcoA
EscoLAREs:

EscoLAREs:
Er Ia semana pr6xima pasada vi
sitaron esta poblaci6n un grupo do
meestros de la cindad de Caguas.
aecmpahados de su inspector y ayu-
dant7, senior Huyke y sonora Rive
ra, con el prop6sito de observar los
metcdos de ensehanza puestos en-
practlca por los maestros graduates
je esta mrnicipalidad; especialinen-
TO los de cuarto grado.
Como bien sabemos la pedagogia
es i1ja de la observation Y de la
mactica los maestros de Caguas,
g'iadcs por el espiritu professional
t 3 patri6tico, visitaron a la compe-
tente maestro, la sefiora Rosa Cos
ia, quien como buena discipula de
Proebei. recibi6 sus companeros
de Csgnas dispuesta a complacerles
en- tcfo 10 possible.
Despues de cambiar impresiones
procedio Mrs. Costa al desarrollo de
las clases que para aquel dia CORES
pondian. Tanto ell ex-inspector de
este pueblo, como todos sus acompa-
nantes Quedaron muy satisfechos y
admirados del adelanto sorprendsn-
te de los alumnos cargo de dicha
maestro.
Frcrcn observadas ademas otras
clases desarrolladas por otros com
rafieros del magisterio, Miss. Gin
tr6n. Mr.. Cuinones y Mr.. Ramos.
Guienes tambien demostraron sus
grandes dotes PROFESSIONALS y habi-
lidades para trasnlitir.
Ell magisterio de Yahucoa debe
sentirge orgulloso de haber sido tan
dignamente honrado por tan entu-
siastas y distinguidos profesores. To-
dos llevan las mejores impresiones
de la enseiianza en- este pequefio
puehlecito que tiene en- su seno Ia
eterna gratitud para aquellos que le
honran con sinceridad como 10 han
hecnc la comisi6n de profesores que
les hon visitado.
Nuestra mas sincera felicitaclon
a los profesores de este pueblo v de-
mas autoridades escolares, por la
meritfsima labor que realizan en- IA
vor de nuestros nihos.
Corresponsal Especial.
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seseuta y cuatTo padres de IA
miha adenas de los maestrOs en-.
cuEEier0n a Ia primeTa session or
dinagia de Ia Association de Pa
dres y MssstEOs que Sc veuaco en-
IA tarde del 6ltimo domingo 25
de Los eursantes. Corresponds la glo
ia dc esta excelente eoneurrsncia
4 Ia seAora Herminia Mariehal vi.
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No. 16

o, puede ser, este exquisite reloj de
ovalado de muIeca de sonora, enchapado
de orc seis rubfes. A $8.95.
Cada uno de estos relojes de muneca
de seiiora finos y de buena apariencia
(ilustyados arriba) esta nftidamente gra-
bado hecho segun los mas caros mode
los dc platino. Todos estan Completa-
mente Garantizados. Garantizamos tsu
Cumplrta Satisfaction 90 no los Ven
demos.i
No nos envie dinero. Paguele al Car
tero.
Cuando ordene sortijas mande la me-
dida del dedo. Demuestre Ell tamafio del
dedo cen un pedacito de papel. La medi-
da Sc toma en- la segunda coyuntura del
dedo donde SO va a usar la sortija.
Ordene las Sortijas Reloies por No,
THE MODEL JEWELLERY CO.
Dept M-S0. P. o. Box "a, Station
West Farms, New York City y. S. A.
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tai vez este bello reloj rectangular
de muheca de sefiora, de IA kt., seis
rubies. A $s.c5.
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A cstos directories y cada uno de
los miembros de las Uniones de Oh
clio 81 prometo mi mas ferviente ayr
da y cooperation en- cualquier movi
miento que tienda al progrsso del
hombre y de la mujer one trabaia :"