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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

A woman was instantly killed
when the car in which she was rid
ing, which was without lights, collid-
ed head-on with another car without
light.
"A young man was seriously hurt
when his car parked on village
street was struck by another occu-
pied by a man and two women, all
under the influence of liquor.
Moonshine and gasoline do not work
well together and the roads are far
from safe because SO many drivers
try to mix them.
In another town car which col
lided with another and caused heavy
damage is being held for the own
'er to appear and explain how j;
happened that the machine was
travelling on the wrong side of the
road and with only one headlight
hghted.-Exchange.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

The mass meeting called for
Wednesday evening in regard to the
new hotel matter was postponed I'M
til last evening by reason of the in
ability of the members of the hotel
company to be present.
Last evening however, the Com
mercial Club room at the Com
munity Center was filled to the
doors with enthusiastic citizens and
final disposition was made of the
matter by subscribing and guaran-
teeing the Ely quota of stock in the
new hotel to the. amount of $780,
600.
Herman Cotlow of Minneapolis,
w. j. Schulze and H. j. Nathanson
of Virginia representing the outside
interests. known as the La Sale
Hotel Company were present at the
meeting and spoke of the benefits
accruing by reason of the cree
ton of a structure such as proposed
for this city and for which the
plans were on hand prepared by
Perry E.. Crozier a noted Mime
apolis architect.
Mr.. Cotlow was particularly OPP
timistic over the venture in which
his company was investing some
thing like 100000. He also show
ed by figures how the stockholders
would realize at least six per cent
on their investment besides furnish
ing the city a much needed institu-
ton. He told of the mere trifie to
be subscribed by the Ely people as
compared to the large amount nee
essary to construct and equip the
new hotel.
The $4,000 to be taken by Ely
was considered a guarantee of good
faith and to show. that the people
were behind the move. The initia-
tory expense of securing the site,
plans and other necessary OUTLAWS
would exceed the amount asked of
this city.
DIR. Geo. T. Ayres. Mayor Han
son, James Paulos, Louis SLENDER,
A. j. McMahan, T. E. Miller, I. G..
Cox, James Moonan, A. j. Thomas,
A. C. Hall and many others ex-
pressed their opinions and all were
loud in threir demand for the new
hotel. Those speaking were also
very much in favor of the location
selected.
The guarantee had been sub
scribed and several hundred awaited
themselves of the opportunity to
make an investment according to
their means. The subscriptions
ranged from $50 to $4,000. A
few of the Ely shares had remained
unsold at the beginning of the meet
ing but those present came to the
rescue and increased their holdings.
A small block of stock was guaran-
teed by ten or more of those pres
ent and will be sold among several
people who have signified their in
tention of taking the same and were
out of the city when the committee
called.
As soon as the Hotel Ely or
ganization is perfected by articles
of incorporation, work on the wreck
ing the Exchange Hotel and the
of the new hotel will
begin. 1t is expected that the
building will be completed in time
to care for the next seasons bust
ness. AS a guarantee of its belief
in the venture and the City of Ely,
the hotel company will not call for
the first payment on the stock sub
;criptions until the roof is on the
1ew structure; the next payment
when the plastering is done and the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16
HOTEL ELY ASSURED.

primeval wilderness, the progressive
range communities and view of
the mining industries; all combine
to give Ely a prestige not enjoyed
by many.
The Hotel Committee is composed
of Mayor Hanson, as chairman,
James Moonan, A. j. Thomas and
A. c. Hall. To these men and heir
able force of assistants. is due the
successful outcome of the hotel
proposition. 1t is such men Us these
who inspire confidence and their
lead was followed by large num-
Der.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16
Dairy Cow Efficient Food Producer


With increasing rentals and val
ues of farm lands, dairy farming is
rapidly replacing other types of
live stock farming. A dairy COW
producing 5000 pounds of milk
year furnishes 1000 pounds of dry
matter, all of which is edible and
digestible. A two year old steer
weighing between 1920 and 1850
pounds furnishes about $50 pounds
of dry matter, not all of which can
be used for food. In other words
fairly good producing dairy COW
furnishes twice as rnuch edible dry
matter in one year as good two
year old steer when he is killed for
meat. A cow can be kept for addi-
tional years of service, while to re-
place the steer, another animal
must be fed for period of two
years.
The United States consumption of
milk per capita has increased from
AZ gallons of whole milk in 1918
to more than 81 gallons in 1925.
With growing acceptance of milk
as food has come an increasing
knowledge of the proper care Of
milk on the farm. Because odors
from foods and animals in the COW
stable are easily taken up by milk,
injuring its flavor, they must not
come in contact with the milk. Re-
moval of the milk from the stable
as soon as possible reduces the
amount of dust and dirt entering it
and keeps down the bacterial growth
in the milk.
Bacteria increase rapidly in warm
milk causing it to sour quickly. Re-
moval of the animal heat from
freshly drawn milk by lowering the
temperature to that of cold well
water Approximately 60 F.),
greatly aids in preventing bacterial
growth. A well lighted, well venti-
lated milk house, not too close to
the stable, is also very helpful.
Cleanliness in the stable is vitality
necessary. The stall platform should
be just long enough for the cow to
stand comfortably without room to
spare; otherwise, the cow will be-
come dirty from droppings when
she lies down. The gutter should
convr,obt 1oos Na,s T2,,a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16
That's Where They LiUe

A man went into telephone booth
and started what proved to be a pro-
tracted conversation. He had left the
door ajar. A line composed of men
waiting their turn formed outside. Now
and then they could hear the chap in
the booth murmur, Yes, my angel"
A drummer joined the line just in
time to hear an emphatic, Yes, my
angel"
Hello" said the drummer, Cen
trails gwen somebody heaven. Pitts.
burgh Chronicle-Telegrapn.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

The General Electric Company Is
to bring out simplified automatic
refrigerator, small enough to fit the
smallest home, and disable wherever
there is an electric current. Ice has
not generally been classed as
medicine; but its use Is one of
the greatest steps toward universal
good health, and the inventor of
the never-fail electric refrigerator
is public benefactor like Pasteur
and the inventor of anaesthetics,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16
NooNAN PHILOSOPHY.
(From the Baudette Region

(From the Baudette Region.)
When it comes to drunken driv-
ers who kill people, Jail shouldn't
rhyme with bail.
women never can be the equals
OF men," says writer. If you de-
eide to tell that one co your wife,
the best plan is to phone it to her
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

The treasury department figures
show there are $3.50, 900, 900 hoard
ed and taken out of circulation in
this country. $225, 100000 OF this
amount is in gold. The depart
ment also claims there are 5000
genuine misers in the United States.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

During the month of September
the u. S. Steel Corporation operat-
ed on an average of rs per cent of
capacity while independent steel
companies averaged 70 per cent.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

Mayor Nelson of St. Paul who
will edit next Sundays edition of
st. Paul Pioneer Press. He intends
to make it a civic and northwest
enterprise number and will assume
all the editorial responsibility for
it. All the editors, reporters, feat
ure writer's, artists and special cor
respondents have beeh placed at the
disposal of Mayor Nelson and will
do their work under his direction.
He has the courage and the ability
and it is a foregone conclusion that
next Sundays Press will be well
worth a careful perusal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

Fresh made coffee, five times a
day, at the Chocolate Shop. Try a
cup. TT.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-10-16

Subscribe for the Miner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
Notas de la Isla

tina Tarazona; la de la ''Divina
Santa Cecilia era realmente ms
piradora; la de "Los Gatitos Mi
mados'' muy original, la de la eli
hertad de las Trece Colonias', al
igual que la de "El Jorobado de
Nuestra Sonora de Paris Des-
pues de haber recorrido las principa-
les Gales regresaron al sitio de par
tida para observar un Torneo de
Ejercicios de Calistecnia por unos
mil nifos de ambos sexos. Este
trabajo eStaba cargo del entu-
SHASTA professor de Cultura FisIca.
senior Pedro FarbeIl@. Los trofeos
consistian, para los vencedores, en-
cuatro bonitas Copas. Todas las di-
ferente escuelas fueron alli caInrosa-
mente fehcitadas y aplaudIdas.
Los ejercicios fueron ejecutados con
gran destreza, habiidad y macs
tria. Ell triunfo fu; grandc. TO-
dos cump;ieron con su deber. 'Por
la noche la Banda nos obsequi6 con
su primera Retreta. Tocasou diff
Giles pleas clasicas. Sc qHcma1o On
vistesos fuegos artifcia!es loi cua.
les fueron donados por los corites
de Padres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
sABADo %. Ola DE
LOS MAESTRos

A las dos de la tarde del sabado,
amenizada por la banda eseolar,
qued6 alberta la Feria consistente
en- una exposici6n de caracter Agri-
cola Academica. Los salones abier-
tos al pIbiico estaban en- ell siguien-
te orden. 80.
Salon No. / Exhibiei6n Acedemica
Grades primero segundo. tercero y
cuarto. La decoration estuvo a
cargo de Nm grupo de maestros.
Lo hocieron con esmero arte. Todo
10 que Sc presento, especialmente
las hbretas, fueron de excelente
calidad. Las escuelas representadas
fueron Corchado'', jose j Alva-
req, "Padial", "Padial Anexa'', I,
Baldorioty'', "Goyco", Campo
Allegro, Rafael Cordero'', Ruiz
Belvis" Y "La Placita" En- ge-
neral, todo fu6 elogiado por los
numerosos visitanteS.
Salon No. 2 Exhibicion Acad6-
mica Grades quinto, sexto, septi-
mo y octave. Esta labor correspon-
dio las escuelas Lincoln, Lincoln
Apexa, Acosta y Aguas Buenas.
Ell material en- escritura fu6. de ca
lidad superior. Habian libretas de
Castellano, de Ingles, de historic,
gobierno civil. de aritmetica prac-
tica, colecciones de dibujos y de
mapas ilustraciones de estad!os.
colecciones de hojas Y de insectos
y de diferentes .'Libros de ore
pertenecientes a las 'Ligas de Bon.
dad Todo en- general llamo mu-
cho la atenci6n.
salones Nos. s y 4 Escuelas SUI
periores y GRAMMATICAL Trabajo
jd6ntico al de los anteriores salo-
mes. Tanbien los habia de Carpin-
terra y Dibujo Mecanico los cuales
fueron hechos bajo la direction de
los competentes profesores de Artes
Manuales, sefiores Pedro Arroyo,
Quintin Gonzalez, y Victor Her
nandez FL trabajo que ALI habia
ha s:do Ell mas importante .por su
caidad Y cantidad que aQui se ha
exhibido. Tenia este departamento
diez preciosas camas diez escrito-
rios, varias coquetas, sombrereras,
cunas, musiqueres, butacas de des-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06

lecha de crepe Georgette y raso,
una canasta de tubos de injecciones
y una bolsa de tubos de autom6vi>
les.
DemAs esta deeir que era de es-
perarse, como asf sucedio, Ell exito
glorioso y fructffero, pcr 10 cnal
los mobiles y arduos esfuerzos des-
plegadps por ell conocido educador
p0rtorriqueao don Bernardo Huyke,
igual que los realizados por sus
ayudantes sehora Rivera, y los Sc
flores I. Santiago, y Carreras 10
mismo que Ell Hon. Director Esco-
lar, Lcdo. Don jose J. Alvarez, ?
ell Magisterio en- general, todos jun
tos, debido esa mutua cooperation
tan necesaria para Ell triunfo, influ-
y6 este poderosamente Ia consecu-
ci6n del laurel, sfmbolo del trtunfo
y de Ia gloria. >.
- A. NJ. G..
Marco 81, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
GRANDIosAS FIEsTAS EScoLA
RES EN- CAGUAs.

Los dias viernes, sabado y domin-
go de la pasada semana fueron de
esplendor Y magnifcencia, de hechos
que irradiaran luz en- el conocimien-
to de la intensa labor educativa que
Sc realiza en- esta bella y hermosa
isla tropical Este progreso da sa-
tisfacci6n, orgullo y optimismo por-
que es eficaz, porque estimula Ia
crltura popular, porque infuye en-
Ell mejoramiento collective del pen
samiento y porQue colabora por ell
engandecimiento de nuestra bien
amada patria. Este festival Sc uev6
efecto bajo la direction del bene-
merito portorriquefio, don Bernardo
Huyke, inspector de escuelas publ
cas-; de sus activos ayudantes Sc
fora Luisa Rivera e Isaac Santiago;
del professor de agriculture, don
Juan Carreras, en- fin, todo Ell Ma
gisterio en- general contribuy6 con
su esfuerzo para que hubiese un ver-
dadero exito. Como padres de fanni-
liza, francamente decimos que una
vez mas ha quedado demostrado que
los resrltados de la ensenanza son
PRACTICES, positivos, titles, benefcio-
SOS y reales.
Una representation de presugio-
sos caballeros de la Camara de Re.
Presentantes y del senado asistf6
estos actos. De ellos reeordamos
German Riekehoff, Quintana Ca
jas, Castell6n Borgos, cumpiano, Luis
sotomayor Y zeno. El sefior Bague
as1stio en- representation del Dpto.
de Agriculture y Trabajo Ell Hon.
don Juan B Huyke, Com. Insular
de Educaci6n, ell Supt., General de
Agrlc. selor Radriguez Lopez, Ell
vice Pres. de la Assoc. de Maestros
de P. Rico, Lcdo. Fulgencio Piflei-
70, Claude s Field, inspector de
Naguabo, y centenares de distingui.
das personas cuyos nombres ocu.
psrfan colrmnas completas de es-
te importante rotativo, tambien vi
sitaron La Exposition.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06

canso, mesas de noche, estantes para
lbros, mecedoras etc. etc. En- fin
todo 10 que necesita un hogar, y he
cho EN- maderas finas de roble Y Gao
ba. Las libretas de Dibujo Mecca
nico las cuales eran muchisimas, to-
das estaban muy bien presentadas.
cnbrian los primeros y segundos cur
SOS. Estos incluian Ietras goticas,
probielnas geon6tricos, Y 1ibujo,
ortografico de figuras. sencillas. FL
Dpto. de Comercio tenia interesantes
trabajos en- representations hechas
Gil maquinilla, de las cuales recorda-
mos las del retrato del Presidente
Coolidge; Ell Sello Federal: Se AMI.
males, y de insectos. Tambien, al
igual que los otros salones, exhibian
bonitas hbretas de casteilano in
giles, de ciencias domesticas csc. y
curiosidades y colecciones.
Salon No. Exhibici6n Agrfcola
FL espacioso salon Sc llen6 de
bote en- bote con productos memories,
hortalizas, trabajos industriales, Gu
riosidades, piedras de indios, colec-
clones de insectos reptiles, etc.
Las cosechas eran de excelente ca
lidsd Ell tamaho de dichos produc-
tos como pocas veces visto, en- cuan
to a 10 POGO comdn de sus proper
cones. Esto infuira mucho en- ell
progreso Agricola de esta jurisdic-
ci6n va que centenares de campe-
sinos les contemplation detenidamen-
te Nos alegralnos que Ell seior Ba-
que y los REPRESENTATIVES de la Ca
mara y el senador Zeno observaran
este trabajo para que asf estuvis-
sen convencidos de que tenemos ne
cesidad de granjas agricolas para
propagar asi adn mas los modernos
conocimientos de La Ciencia Agri-
cola. :.
Salon No. Z Ciencias Doznesticas
Este estaba cargo de la sehora
Emilia Melendez y de la bella Y
gentil senorita Carmen Janer. Ha-
bian alli todas classes de laborss:
encajes de hilo, juegos de cocina,
munecas que representation 6pocas
pasadas. Una pareja hacia ell pa
pei de los personajes Captain Phoe-
bus Y Flor de Lis, tomadas de Ia
famosa obra lei Jorobado de Nues-
ira Sefiora de Paris del immortal
Victor Hugo. Hubo tambien gran
delicadeza Y esmero en-. la presen-
tacion de libretas de encajes, ira
jes bordados Y calados, manteles,
ranuelos, una preciosa bola que i1us-
traha Ell otofo y la Prilnavera,
Iniddies, bufandas, etc.
Salon No Z Bellas Artes.
Estaba a cargo de la inteligente
y distinguida profesora senora Mar
ia Martinez de Aponte Emple6
ali en- la presentation toda la deli
cadeza de su arte. Daremos en- sin
tests una breve relaci6n de las per-
sonas que enviaron trabajos. Qua
dros famosos, *'Jesds en- Ell Huerto J"
de Emilio Vigue, "Un Biombo y
Canastos de Flores, al natural, de
la sefora Luz Clara Lassa, 'Un
Biombo", de la sefiora de Ruiz So
Ter, y otros cuadros de los artistas
Oscar Colon, Edelmira Mendez, Ma
rita Garcia, Elita Garcia, M. O..
Mimoso, Luz y Ena vilar, Javier
Ramirez, Frank Beeerra, y Herminia
Velazquez.
Curiosidades habian varias y tam
hen finfsimos trabaios de labor.
Mencionaremos especialnente una
colcha de cana, un tapete de rasO y
ojin pintados, una lanpara de cana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
cANTPEoNATo DE FUTBoL
ANTILLANo

PUERTO PRINCIPE, abril 4.
Gable Franc@s) .-Despu6s de un
juego de fut boil entire los equipos
Jamaica y Haiti, ell Congreso De-
portivo ha decidido fundar un cam
peonato de las antillas. La primera
reunion tolnara lugar Ell pr6ximo
enero en- Puerto Principe. Todos los
equipcs de las antiIlas estan con-
vidados tomar parte. Ell Presi-
dente de la Repnblica, Borno, ofre-
ce la eopa del campeonato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
VIERNEs 27. Ola DE
LA BANDA.

Al amanecer del viernes hubo Dia-
ma por la Banda Escolar, la cual a
lnterValos era acompanada por ex-
plosiones de bOmbas de artifcio A
las rrleve sc organize la Gran Pa.
rada compuesta de mas de Seis mil
Aiumnos de las escuelas de la civ
cad Esta regia parada partio desde
los terrenos de la escuela superior
Gautier Benftez" y recorrio las
mas importantes arterias de la ciu-
dad. En- Ell trayecto no Sc oian solo
los aplausos por doquiera Acompa-
no La Banda Escolar la cual hizo slt
debut obteniendo ell professor de
M1sica, senior don Liborio MILE,
un resonante triunfo. A Ia Van
guardia iba una escolta de iinetes
montando hermosos corceles. Los
dos primeros portaban ell pabeil5n
de la gran patria del immortal Lin.
coin. Luego les seguian los Regi-
nitentos de Nifos en- sus 6rdenes
respectivos segtn sus grades. Ca
Ga uno Hevaba un precioso estandar-
te-insignia. A intervalos aparecian
lujosas y atfsticas carrozas entire
las cuales sobresalieron la de las
tLigaS de Boudad'' donda reora.
sentaba el papel de reina la gentii
y sugestiva sehorita Maria cristi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
LA LEY DE SANCHEZ

En- esta poblaci6n ha sido acogi-
da con noble simpatia, La Ley de
Sanchez Morales, clausura1ldo los
Hip6dromos.
Los nnicos que no miriam con bue-
nos ojos esta Ley son los duefos de
caballos, pero estos y sus cuadrdpe-
dos pueden irse Cuba, con sus chi
yos....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
DE La COSTA SUR
tDe nuestso Redactor en- Ponce)


Pence, abriI layer fuimos invi-
tados en- compafiia de los seaores
Luis Sanguirico, joss Roig Cruz,
valdivieso, y ]. G. Martinez Chapel,
a una comida, que celebraba nues-
tro buen amigo don Francisco corrst
jer y su distinguida esposa, doha
Josefina Lopez de corretier, en- su
elcgante residencis de esta ciudad,
en- homemade de su bella hija Carmen
Della, de 10 amos de edad.
La nina Carmen Della, que como
lemos dicho antes solo cuenta IL
amos, posee un temperamento de ar
tista que va quisieran para 81 mu-
chos pianistas de algdn renombre en-
Puerto Rico. Carmen Della, a tan
temprana edad ejecuta al piano con
verdsdera maestrfa y tecnica admi-
rable, las Operas del teatro Italia
no clasico. Ella tuvo a bien recrear
nuestro espiritu ejecutando trozos
de Rigoletto, Marta, FL Trovador
Y Guillermo Tell. La procoz artistse
Carmen Della ha sido dirigida por
ell notable professor de piano don
Arturo Pasarell, quien al igual que
sus padres, deben de estar salts
fechos de los adelantos de La inte-
ligente nina.
Agradecemos La invitaci6n since
ra que Sc nos hizo para asistir al me-
recido homemade la linda criatu-
ra, y deseamos a Carmen, rIidosos
6xitos en- La mtsica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06
LA coMpAa1A RICARDO cALvo


Esta noche terrnin6 la temporada
teatral do Ia c6lebre Compafiia de
Ricardo Calvo Y la bella actriz Am
parito Marti. Estos artistas han re-
c:bido del quito pdbIco que en- otros
tlempos acudia al teatro LA Per
la, pero que ahora tiene que con-
for1narse con ell Broadway, y sus
lnultiples ruidos, el APPLAUSE y ell ho-
1nenaje mas afectuosos.
Ricardo calvo Y su Compahla sal
dram para Yauco hasta la pr6xima
selnana y Sc nos ha informado que cl
Jueves Eanto, iniciaran otra tenn
lorada de cuatro funciOnes, represen
tando las siguientes obras: "Don
Juan Tenorio", montado por Ell in
signe Benayente, ''En Ell Seno de Ia
Muerte', LA Vida es sueho', Y
ia Cena de las Burlas''.
Cuatro obras colosales. Cuatro
6xitos seguros. FL abOno est& abier-
to.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-06

DrFIcULTADEs ARRRGLADAs
Hoy nos hemos enterado de que
Ell alcalde sefior vivas valdivieso y
Ell Lcdo. R. Perez Marchand, dos-
pu6s de una conferencia que sost1-
vieron, prometi6ronse ambos mar
char de acuerdo y en- armonia para
reneficio de la comunidad. Tambien
hubo otra reunion de ellos y los ie-
fes de Departamentos, asi como de
ntiembros de la Asamblea Municipal,
en- la cual Sc tomaron importantes
acuerdos.
La fricci0n parece haber desapa-
recido.
va no hay borrasca. callen los
charlatanes...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Local Insurance Co.
Makes Big Progress

In business for less than two
yJara. the General Insurance Com
pany OF America. Seattle orEauiza.
ton. has advanced TO second place
in list OF moro than 200 compsn.
les in the volume Of business writ.
ten In Washington state This in.
tcrcstlng fact was brought out dur.
Ing the second annual convention
Of the organization. which concluded
Saturday az tho olympic hotel. The
couclayo was attended by about 100
agents and employees OF the com.
pnny.
The company's remarkable growth
WIS emphasized In tho keynote nd.
dress that was delivered Friday by
o. u. Fisher. president OF the Fisher
Flour Mills Co. and chairman Of
the board Of directors OF the in.
surance firm. The company began
operations on May ]. 1923. Fisher
said. Last year the net premium
income was in excess Of 81 900. 600.
he pointed out.
Tho company Is represented In
every important city and town In
the Pacific Northwest j, special.
Tres in writing only the selected
classes Of business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
BLIND FIVE ON
RADIO KHQ
viii Give Special Program
From $50 to 10

The Blind Radio Five was 20 be ihs
feature ~ the Bush a Lane Piano
Co's program over radio KHQ FAT.
urdar night from $50 20 10. The
Gfembrra ~ the orchestra are. Nirsil
Robson. pianist md director Daniel
u. Black. glollnist and entertainer,
Paul T.rchu,r. alEoph0Hs and ciafi-
net Claude p Judge banjo. William
A Teafer. drums and manager.
From 90 8 ln the afternoon a
musical matinee was given With re-
Isctloua from Tales Of Hoffman,
and Aida"
The night program.
"Farg Tales" .....-.... .........,.
'EErrgfhirE You Do ....-. -r-..,''
Blind RADIO Fivs.
FpmpHd1TT and "fgrFisi. r...r.''
Piano aSlss b. Virgil EahisgH.
IAN Alone .----....... --.sr.-rrr.
sally" ...... ..s..... ..-s.....-...
Blind Radio Ffgs
asrsHaasH ana "MIHGst iu o. r...
Violin solos b. uaulsI o. Black
"Hama'b 4aa.. Goodbye" .r--s-...
FuIiaa mo swallow" ,..-.....s...
HIad Radio Five.
aMsrEarHs" ....-........-.-.......
81 zophaus solo by tHr composer Paul
Tlsrharr
HasophoHs colo uy Paul Tisrhutr
sen ...r..rr. .r.-r''
blind Redo TfeF
CRAZY Joe" and "EidIiH the Hau'G'
uanlH solos b. claude q Judge.