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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

presencia en- los actos p1blicos y
propagan los principles Y dan su SUI
Tragic para los candidates, en- Ell dia
electoral.
Est0s socialistas, hacen bastan-
te por 10 que es su idea, pero no cum
plen con sus oblagaciones como Sc
ria dc desear.
Ell Partido Socialista no puede
mantenerse con soldados de buena
voluntad, sino con elementos que Sc
pan que las ideas para ser manteni-
das deben estar respaldadas con al
go gu determine vigor y lucha eff
ciente.
Ell Partido Socialista necesita te-
ner sus clubs para en- ellos cele-
brar conferencias, ensefiar a leer y
escriblr los que no 10 saben, dedi-
car horas al placer Y entretenimien-
to, y estudiar por medic, de las dis
cusiones y consultas, aquellas cues
tiones que deben ser manoseadas pa
ra lanzarnos la opinion y propa-
ga1Ia.
Y este no Sc consigue, llamando-
nos socialistas de aplaudir en- los
meetings pGblicos Y dar ell voto el
d1a de las elecciones, sino por medic
de la Quota regular que Sc pueda de
termlnar la cantidad de propaganda
que So debs realizar Y los actos cul-
turaleG que puedan darse para solaz
de las familias.
Cuar.do usted lea este, no vaya a
renjr. sino antes al contrario. salga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
Cr0nlCas FugaCeS
POr Antonio Moreno CaIdef6n
HA MuERTo Ell vERDuGo

Al fin, insigne paradoja, Sc cum
pho su pena de muerte, acaso cuan
do estaba arrepentido de haber ma
t&ao.
La sentencia que impusieron los
hombres, esta vez la ha cumpi;du
Dtos. En- su mano est& la ejecuci6n
do todas las sentencias. M queda
para su recurso mas que IN solo
Camino: el del arrepentimiento Y
Ia contrici6n.
iQu6 suphcio tremendo ell del yer
dngo que Sc ha corregido y ARE
pentido, que We cumplirse Ell fallo
eterno en- su persora, cuando no
qutere morris iS6lo es comparable
q Ia tortura aqnel!a, que sc expe-
rtmenta cuando fren:e al patibulo
t1ena Ia voluntad 'iel hombre que
matar, aunque no puiera matsri
La traici6n, entonces, es impcsi-
BILE. No es como ell la guerra, dom
de la discretion 80 mas hunana,
cuando deja Ell paso libre a la vo-
1nntad del homlre lne no 1uiere
matal.
Acaso Ell verdugo hubiera queri-
DO seguir matando, pero ell desig-
MO de Jehova, lie ha dicho:-Basta.
Ya es hora de que Sc cumpla en- II
la sentencia de mis- juicios. Y con
una s6la muerte vas a pagar todas
las que has cobrado.
FL verdugo de la civilization nc
ha mnerto ,todavfa: es la ignoran-
cia
Ell verdugo de las hbertades, es-
ia dormido. Cada dia, al amancer
de La vida de los pueblos, Sc des-
pereza, y sale de la zelda de un
palacio de Gobierno, buscando el
nndo corredizo, gordiano de las cs-
clavitudes, para ahorcar implaca-
Bile a los ciudadanos d6biles.
Busca ell hombre de ciencia en- ell
estudio Y La sabiduria, la muerte
del verdugo, la ignorancia, como
busca en- la oraci6n y en- Ell recogi-
miento Ell santo la subInaci6n del
dolor.
Ell hombre patricia buSca al ver-
dugo de las libertades, y como n'le-
vo Alexandra, quiere romper ol M
do gordiano que le tiens undo al
caro- de las esclavitudes de Fri
jia: pero Ell verdugo vive, esta dor
mido y Sc despierta...
No ha llegado todavia para ese
werAugo de las libertades la hora
do Ia ira de Jehova, pero su sen-
tencia de muerte, Sc ha de cuinplir
algun dia, acaso tarde, cuando es-
te arrepentido de haberi1s rlatado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
LA SoCIEDAD DE NACIoNES
EJERCE FUNCIoNEs DE
ARBITRO

vARSOvIA, enero %. Gable
frances.)-El Alto Comisionado de
la Sociedad de Naciones, acompafia-
do del secretario de estado, aver hi
20 acto de presencia ante ell Senado
para iLvitar este Alto Cuerpo Le-
gislativo con ell fin de que nombra
I'd una comisi6n de su seno para re-
citir a los delegados de Polonia con
el prop6sito de poner fin a la 81
tuaci6n POGO amigable que existe
entire estos dos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

CoNsTANTINoPLA, enero %.
Gable franc6s.) Gobierno tur-
co, nd decidido vender, al mejor
poster, muchos de los mas elegantes
palecioS Y grandes extensiones de
terreno que forman parte de Ia III
queza nacional, con ell fin de equili-
brar Ell nuevo presupuesto que ac-
tualmente esta gravado con un def
cit ole 100000 hbras esterlinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

Aver celebrose en- nuestro Tribu-
nal Supreme una vista pdblica con
reIacion al case de la Iglesia cato
lica contra don Ramon Fournier
sobre injunction para recobrar la
possession de propiedad inmueble.
El asunto fue fallado por la Sec
cion 2da. de la Corte de Distrito
de San Juan, Sc apelo por la Igle-
sia contra Ell fallo Y ell demandado
apelado, quien representa- el Abo-
gado Toro Fernandez, soicito que
Sc desestime ell recurso por haber
transcurrido los terminus legales
sin que Sc hubiera archivado en-
10 Secretaria de la Corte senten-
ciadora la exposition del case Y
pliego de excepciones, nj Sc obtu-
viera pr6rroga para hacerlo, nj Sc
i, archivara tampoco en- Ia Secretarfa
del Tribunal Supreme la transcript
ci6n de los autos.
La demandante apelante, por sa
Abogado Torres Sola, aleg6 que la
sentencia fue enmendada ell 2 de
Diciembre imponiendole ell pago de
costas, Sc le notific6 Ell A la enmien
da y 81 bien ell Is (estos once dfas
despu6s) estableci6 una apelaci6n,
10 fue contra Ia sentencia primi-
tiva; que de la sentencia enmen-
dada habia apelado ell dia de Enc
70. Ell Abogado Torres Sola conc~e-
to su oposici6n a que Sc desesti-
nase el recurso, asi:
! su apelaci6n sostenida es La de
Enero 5, 1925, formu1ada en- item
po, porque Sc cuenta Ell t6rmino pa
ra apeIar desde la notification de
la enmienda y no de la sentencia
primitive.
Su 2da. apelacion estaba soste-
nida por una pr6rroga para la ra-
dicaci6n de la exposition del case
concedidale por la Corte de Dis
trito, cual prorroga no ha expi:a-
do.
Ell Ahogado Toro Fernandez, al
rectif1car objet6: que la enmienda
era un incidente para supIir la Cor
te de Distrito una omission invo-
luntaria del mandate de un estatu-
to; que este lie ordena la CGrte
imponer las costas a Ia parte vea-
cida en- esta clase de juicios y IL
cha Corte ademas, por nuestra ley
de procedimientos tiene poder para
corregir sus providencias Y resolu-
clones ajustandolas a la Ley Y la
justicia; que seglin pronunciamlen-
tos en- ell case de Shaw VS.. Rodri-
guez, "a D. P. r. 971, la Corte Sit
prema por una enmienda no pier
de su Jurisdiction sobre La se1lten-
cia sobre la cual Sc interpuso cl re-
curse, y La tiene para considerar
dicha sentencia Y SUI enmienda cpan
do es accidental; que en- Ell case
Martinez VS.. Delgado 18 D. P. E.
382, Sc declara que una sentencia
original no queda substituida nj
anulada por La sentencia enmenda-
da v la fecha de la sentencia pri-
mitiva es la que rige, debiendo con
siderarse la enmienda subsiguieu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
CONFERENCIA SOBRE
Ell MOSAICO

Ii General Betancourt lie mani
festo nuestro hu6sped su deseo de
que este diera una conferencia sobre
la epidemia ''Mosaico" O "Rayas
Amarlllas" que tanto afecta a Ia
cana. Como ell doctor Chardon ac-
cediera gustoso a la solicitud del Sc
cretarlo de Agriculture, Sc dispuso
que dicho acto Sc celebrara en- la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
PUERTO RICO
La Delegation de Mejico
Propone:

TfopOne:
Para determinar claramente la
posicion del pals puertorriqueno
en- el Congreso Sc adopta la Re-
soluci6n de dar asiento con voz
y yoto al Presidente de la Fede-
racion Libre de los Trabajadores
de Puerto Rico, Santiago Igle-
sias, por considerar que represen-
ia un movimiento obrero separado
del Continente, y aunque dicha
Organization esta afiliada a la
American Federation of Labor, ,a
sin embargo, teniendo en- cuenta
el precedente de que en- la Liga
de las NaciOnes, Inglaterra tiene
Representatives de sus colonias,
ademas de las nacionales, no
debiendo ser menos liberal la Con-
federation Obrera Pan America
ma, entendemos que Puerto Rico
debe tener representation propia
ante ,el Congress-, va que tiene
intereses propios que defender"
Asimismo el Congreso adopto
ell acuerdo por unanimidad vinien-
do ser nuestro companero San
tiago Iglesias, Presidente de la
Federation Libre, no solo Dele
gado en- derecho Y Secretario In
terprete en- Espanol del Comit6
de Resoluciones, sino tambien del
Congreso.
Estos acuerdos adoptados en- el
Congreso Obrero Pan Americana,
dicen, son de trascendencia para
los trabajadores y para el pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
En- relacion con la Resolution
adoptada por el Congreso en- pro-
tesla contra los supuestos fraudes
eleetorales en- la Isla de Puerto
Rico y denunciados en- ambos
idiomas por ell Senador Iglesias,
ella fu6 enviada Senadores Y
Representatives. del Comit6 del Sc
nado Y Camara de Rrpresentan-
tes de los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

Estacl6n Experimental Agron6mica.
A esta conferencia asistiran to-
dos los ingenieros agronomos y los
tecnicos de la Secretaria y las re-
presentaciones de todos los periodi-
cos, que han sido especialmente in
vitados por ell general Betancourt -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

nos informa-la Resolution adop-
tada por el Congreso pone a la
Isla obrera en- condolences de for
mar parte de los Congresses In
ternacionales. La Resolution apro-
bada por el Congreso de la Confe-
deracion Obrera Pan Americans
dice como sigue:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
GUIRIGAY
ELEcc1oN REsUELTA

A un modesto campesinc
que nunca logro aprender
mas que gramatica parda,
un dfa le pregunte:
,--Si usted f1era Delegado
de Ia Camara, esta vez,
para eSe cargo de speaker,
ia Quien votaria usted7,
miguel Guerra, Tous Y Soto
o Alfonso Lastra Charriez?
Y el, jibaro contest6:
-Pues yo ''botaria' los tres
Antonio Moreno CALDERoN.
san Juan, P. R.,
Enero %, 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

MUCHos PALACIos sERAN VEN
DIDOS EN- TURQUIA CON Ell
FIN LIE EQUILIBRAR Ell NUEVo
PRESUPUESTO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

Ultimamente, los directories del
Partido Socialista han hecho cir
cular una importante hoja suelta
entire todos los electores y co-parti-
cipes, llamandoles nuevamente a
las filas de la entidad polftica, que
dirige. Santiago Iglesias Pantin.
La importante communication cir
cular recomienda a los electores
del partido ell uso de las "Cartas
Rojas'' como Cedulas de identified
ci6n, hacienda constar que la in
mensa ninorfa del sufragio socia-
lista en- las tltimas elecciones es
debido ga los elementos que no sa-
ben que las ideas del Partido SIN
para ser mantenidas y respaldadas
con algo que determine vigor y
lucha eficiente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

del error en- que Sc encuentra y di-
rijase al Secretario Financiero de la
rseccion de Su pueblo, y saque su car
ia roja que significa ell que usted
terga derecho intervenir en- los
asuntos oficiales del partido.
|sAQUE sU cARTA RoJA
A que Sc mantenga ell club alberto
donde Sc hagan los actos de
acuerdo con los recursos adquiridos.
A que haya propaganda oral y
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
jEMPIE2A EL PARTIDO SOCIALIS-
IA A RECONOCER SU DERRO-
IA ELECCIONARIA?

'TenemOs en- Puerto Rico milares de persOnas que Sc
IIaman sOciaIistas que solo cOOperan con su pre-
sencia en- los actOs pdblcos dcen los directories del
partidO en- una mpOrtante circular recOmendandO el
usO de Cartas ROjas" como c6duIas de identification
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29

Tsuneo Matsudaira, vice-presi-
dente del Ministerio de Rela-
clones ExteriOreS del Jap0n
que es considerable ell candidate
mas probable para Embajador
del Nippon en- EstadOs UnidOs.
DebidO a sus grandes cOnoci-
mientOs en- pOlitica internaciO-
nal, Sc cree este ayudara mu-
cho a estrechar los lazOs de
amistad entire ambas potencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
"TODo SOCIALISM, MILL
TANTE DEBE CUMPLIR
SUs DEBEREs SACANDo
sU CARTA RoJA".

Este es ell titulo de la .comGnica-
cion de los directories del Partido
socialista emitida en- circular Y pu-
blicada en- la "Uni6n obrera" /,
diario defensor del socialisno. De-
bido su importancia, pasemos a
transcrlbirla:
"Tenemos en- Puerto Rico milla-
res de personals que Sc Haman socia-
listas. y que solo cooperan con su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-29
EQUAL ES LA FELICIDAD MAS
GRANDE EN- Ell MUNDO?

Tener una vision perfecta, ST I'd.
no la tiene, visite la PORTO RICO
OPTICAL, FOrtaleza SO, Sc hara
un examen pOr metodOs cientificos
y modernOs. Tambien despachamos
las recetas de su Oculitsta en- me-
nos ue "A horas. AYt.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
STOP THAT BACKACHE!
Many Fitzgerald Folks Have Found
the Way

Is dull, nerve-racking backachs
wearing you out? Do you feel older
and slower than you should? Are
you tired, weak and nervous; find it
impossible to be. happy, or enjoy the
good times around you? Then there's
something wrong and likely it's your
kidneys. Why not get at the cause3
Use Doan's Pills-a stimulant .diure-
TIC to the kidneys. Thousands reeom-
nes Doan's. Read what resident
of this acality says:
Mrs. Nm. Humphreys, Washing.
ton ST., Nashville, Ca, says: The
first symptom of kidney complaint in
my case was lame back. When 7
stopped terrible pains caught ne
across my kidneys. My kidneys acted
irregularly and 1 thought the top Of
my head was coming off with terri
BILE headaches l saw Doan's Pills adj
vertised and used some. Doan's Cured
me-" e9c at all dealers. Foster NJ
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. (ad7l.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
Pipe Smokers to Enjoy
Christmas Feast

Atlanta, Ga.-The Grand Lodge of
the National Order of Pipe Smokers
will hold the third anniversary of the
order on Tuesday night, December
%, in the ball room of the Henry
Grady Hotel in Atlanta, with the COM
pliments of the hotel management, it
was announced here today. Ladies
have been invited.
One of the features of the even
ing will be an address by James A.
Holloman, associate editor of the At
lanta Constitution.
The National Order of Pipe Smok-
ers, with members in all parts of the
Union, was founded in Atlanta, De-
cember %, 1922. The officers are:
DIR. Horace Grant, president; Judge
E. D. Thomas, counsellor; Will V.
thinner, superintendent, and Tom c.
Miller, treasurer.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17

nounced recently. The principal will
return an income to be applied to
applied to Christian education in the
development of young men and
young women "who will stabilize the
country and its values" the an
nouncement says.
The Life Annuity Bond will pay an
nually during the lifetime of the
donor at the rate of interest from 4
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17

to per cent, depending on the age
of the donor or person designated.
The Berry Schools is an incorpo-
rated institution and is securely built
with property holdings each year that
Investment Committee of the Board,
state. All money is invested by the
are increasing in values, the trustees
insuring an annual income without
cost.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
Rail kiahfs Needless

AL switch and signal lights on the
Alaska railroad are discontinued even
at night during the long summer sea-
sen when the. "sun never. SETS" This
ID the only railroad In the world
operating on 24-hour daylight SEIZED
ulc even q part Of the year. II runs
between Curry and Fairbanks.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
DUMP DAN SAYS

People have allus sed I'm dumb
and mebbe I am, but when me and
my gal goes to the picture show and
her mother tags along it amt no &C
cident when l buy two seats down.
stairs fer US and one up in the gall
lery.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
Where Euen Death 10 Mild

We're not pessimistic, on the con-
trary we are happy. We live In the
best port In China. Tientsin 10
health resort, and If you look at our
statistical reports you will see that we
have ss\Seri0us deaths than any 9th
er port, all other aspirants to the con-
trary.-The Mel Foo Shield (Shang-
hai).
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
Berry Schools to Issue
Life Annuity Bonds

Atlanta, Ga. - The Berry Schools
at Mout Berry, Ga, nationally known
institution for poor boys and girls of
the mountain and rural districts, will
issue Life Annuity Bonds in return
for Special Life Gifts, it was an
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
HIS Curiosity Satisfied

The curiosity of no. list on O
country road was aroused by the let.
tering, too small to read, the spare
tireeof a car ahead. Anxious to know
what 1t said, he put his foot on the &C
celerator and read: III you can sec
this you are too darned close for COM
fort"
, 1925-10-21

O'Clock. Everyone is cordially in
vited. Bring our friends.
Miss Thelma Black and Mrs. Ed
Davis and son were visitors at the
Marlers last Saturday. Marlers fini-
shed their t%hreshing on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Say called at the Nc
Knight home last Sunday and Mon
day.
Dewey Riddle came back from
Cody with a freight outfit on We'd
nesday.
The Davis brothers are doing
homestead.
Mrs. Nelson visited with Mrs.
Say on Saturday and the school on
Wednesday.
Ralph Watkins was a caller at
the Mcknight home on Wednesday.
Marshall Hayes was riding in our
neighborhood one day last week,
calling at the Davis home.
Gordon Kneisley was at the Big
Ranch Wednesday.
Geo. Baker visited a few days at
Walters Inn after he anne back
from the Hunt.
The Bob Hopkins hunting party
spent a night at Walters on their
way home.
Ed Brown and John Nelson pick
ed some rocks off the Ranch Hill
Wednesday,. Pulling their outfit up
on Thursday.
Nv nnd Mrs. Ivrad UrriChf and
daughter came through here Satur-
day on their way home. Mrs.
Wright had visited in Red Lodge
several days.
Mr.. Hensley of the Home Supply
and a party of four friends from
Lowell came out last week where
Dutch Alexander met them at the
Walters Inn for a big game hunt.
A lot of fine dry farm potatoes
the past few weeks.
Martin Ranmael and Arne Olson
and Howard Starr came out of
lCrandall last week. They stopped
over at the Mcknight ranch. How
ard got lonesome trapping.
A threshing outfit from Montana
finished their %threshing at the Nc
Knight ranch last Saturday. This
same outfit is threshing on Paint
Greek this week.
Paul Haratyk helped at the Head
ranch the past few days.
Erma Marler visited with the
J%ensens on Monument Hill Satur-
day. =
, 1925-10-21
ALIENS ARE RETURNING
TO HOME COUNTRIES

While 294,314 aliens were being
admitted TO the population of the
United States in the last fiscal year
92,72S ALREADY in the country emit
grated to their homes a q re-
port by the labor department. The
backward flow was so marked as
to several nationalities formerly i'm
portant in the emigration totals
that there was a net loss of their
members in the United States.
A total of 27.151 Italians return
ed to their native land. while only
6,203 were admitted as immigrants.
Greece, furnishing S26 immigrants.
took back 6,574, and Portugal. with
619 immigrants, had $500 return
ing.
Germany was the source of the
greatest number of European immi-
grants, with 46.o6S, though Great
Britain produced approximately 2s.-
600 and the Irish Free State 25,-
440. There was a sharp drop in
the totals of other countries. Swe-
den with S,392 and Norway with s.
.975 coming next.
Canada whose citizens are exempt
ed from quota law restrictions, had
100.S95 immigrants to the United
States and Mexico 32.964. Other
countries to which more aliens re-
turned than were admitted to this
country were China, with 3,412 and
1887, respectively, and Australia
with 344. and 273.
New York still had the largest
number of residents by immigration
6S,273 aliens having been bound to
points within its borders, while 30
636 went to Massachusetts, 26,552
to Michigan, 23,113 to Texas, 20
$50 to California. 20.3S2 to Illinois
and 17,431 to Pennsylvania. New
York, with 44,179, likewise lost the
largest number of aliens.
, 1925-10-21
MEETEETSE

Walter C. Schwoob OF Cody
spent Sunday in IL little town. The
bad condition of our roads caused
him to make a longer stay in our
town than he had expected.
Clarence Heindrich came in We'd
nesday from Buffalo Basin.
Sam Riley the Sunshine Basin
rahchman spent Wednesday in our
little town.
George Renner of Sheets Flat
vas seen on our streets Monday.
A letter received here from Dan
Weller states they arrived in Cali
fornia on due time. Had a good trip
without any mishaps. That both
Mrs. Weller and himself stood the
trip in fine shape and enjoyed every
mile OF it.
Sheridan, Supt. of the Northern
District of Wyoming Methodist
Churches spent three days in our
vicinity this week. And preached
Saturday and Sunday in the Baptist
Church.
DR.. Allphin, eye specialist whose
home office is in Lowell paid Nee
teetse a short visit last week.
Mrs. Sam Blake closed her board
ing house last monday and moved
to Cody where she intends to re-
main indefinitely.
Robert Dickie. James Carpenter
and Oscar Erdahl were represent
atives from the L. U. sheep ranch
bSt Tuesday.
Bill Dickie was in the city
Wednesday.
DR.. F. NJ. Booth the dentist of
Lowell made one of his periodical
visits to Meeteetse last Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dustin
who have zen running a restaurant
in the Starkey building on State
Street, last Tuesday ceased opera
tons at the old stand and went to
the Pitchfork ranch where they ac-
cepted employment with Frank
Thayer.
Harry Cheeseman assumed the re-
sponsibility last week of delivering
the mail to Sunshine. Pitchfork and
the way package to the various
ranches e%nroute.
Dad Hawley. dean of the trap
ping fraternity is spending a few
days in the city.
Jack Red of the Upper Wood
river country was a guest at the
, 1925-10-21
PENROSE

John King has been hauling his
beets to Garland the past week.
The Mountain States Telephone
Co. has changed the line so as il
follows the county road.
Chas. A. Davis and his Oldest
son, James. were in Powell on bust
ness Wednesday.
F. w. Hopkins made a business
trip to Lowell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mooney are
visiting in Penrose this week.
Alex Tvedtnes has started an ad-
dition to his house.
Ralph Jones had a growth taken
out of his throat Friday, He is feel
ing much better.
j.. G. B~erthelson hauled a load of
coal for the Penrose school Friday.
Chris Hitz and J, B. Wasden were
assisting Alex Tvedtnes on his house
Friday.
Miss Eva Hispain the Penrose
school teacher spent the week end
with her parents in Lowell.
Mr.. j. C. Berthelson spent the
Carol were in Lowell on business
Saturday.
J. C. Berthelson spent the week
end at his home in Penrose.
, 1925-10-21
RMA FLAT


Mothers club met with Mrs. Hans
Nelson. A very good attendance of
members. and visitors.
The next farm bureau meeting
will be election of officers; so bear
this in mind you farmers.
Herbert Anderson and Scott Ly-
all were up to Nels No~rdquists and
May Nordquist returned with them
and is visiting in Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. McJunkin
were Sunday callers at the Hans
Nelosn home.
Harold Bradbury is up the North
Fork rounding up their cattle.
Jake Horner. Joan and Kirby
were callers on Sunday at Hans
Nelson's.
Robert Horner is helping Walter
Bates with ranch work.
Dewey Riddle stopped over night
at Hans Nelson's Thursday.
Mrs. Pete Bloom took dinner on
Sunday atthe Pfrangle home.
Gerald Norton had the misfor-
tune to loose a valuable work horse
n day this week.
Dick Downing and wife took din
ner on Tuesday at the Walter Bates
home.
Bill Plumb and Walter Bates
went up to Carter Mountain to get
some cattle.
Gertrude Howe and Seth Fritz
Ter called at the Pfrangle home
on Thursday.
Ethel Giles is staying with the
Bradbury family and attending the
Irma Flat school.