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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-24
SO, 500-$500 Down
Phinney District

Absolutely. folks. this Be- one %
tho elHHhicst s-room buuRa-
lows. with stairway Go an
attic. We have ever listed for
price asked. Think pf every
thiuE that you can put LEA
new house nowadays. add
lut FOR design, pigs location,
then allow some for what you
may not be- able a. think ur,
and then 3ou viii have some
idea ~ what IIH place must
Do like. n the nrut party who
looks az this place does not
buy ~, II viii be bocauro they
lrft their purse No nome.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

WASHINGTON, MARIO 4. -
Omitted Pressl., servicio especial
para Ell. MUNDo.
Calvin Coolidge presto hoy jura-
mento como Presidente dc los Es-
tados Unidos. Veintinueve antes
cue 6l han prestado va Ell mis-
juramento. La brillants G imponente
ceremonial Sc efectu6 en- las gradas
del Capitolto.
Ante la mas alta representation
judicial, diplom&tica y mlilitar reu-
nida en- Ia entrada oriental del re-
gio edifcio, donde todos los Pre-
sidentes de Ia historic han iniciado
81 administration, Mr.. Coolidge ju-
r6 fidehdad a sus deberes Y leal-
tad a la Constitution.
su voz suave Sc extendi6 to-
das parties del globo por medic del
radio, mientras decfas
"Yo, Calvin Coolidge, juro solem
nemente cue eiecutare con toda
lealtad los deberes de Presidente,
y usar6 todas mis- fuerzas para pro-
teger, asegurar " defender la Cons
tituci6n de los Estados Unidos. Asi
me ayude Dios'.
Este acontecimiento signifca que
tendremos un nuevo Vice -Presidente
un nuevo gabinete y I'm nuevo Con-
greso.
La impresionante y brillante ce-
remonia, no podfa menos que recor
dar aquella otra escena de immense
sencillez, cuando en- las primer s
horas de la mafiana del de agosto
de 1928, y a la luz de una Tampa
ra que estaba sobre una mesa de
su casa veraniega en- Vermont, Mr..
Coolidge presto iuramento ante su
propio padre.
Entonces, hubo ALI solamente me
dia docena de testigos, apenados
aun por la repentina muerte de-
presidente Harding. Aver, los mas
altos dignatarios de la terra pre-
senciaron la imponente ceremonial.
Los Jueces del Tribunal Supreme de
los Estados Unidos, con sus togas
negras, estaban q su lado. Ell Juez
Presidente Taft. quien tambi6n fue
Presidente de la naci6n, revestido
con las ropas de su alto cargo, fu6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

minis puso Ell sus manos ell mal,ete
presidential
No cabia una sola persona mas
en- Ell salon do sesiones. Solo auue-
las personas dc gran influenza pu
d1eron obtener tickets para tomar
asiento en- las galerias, donde las
esposas ricamente vestidas de los
altos funcionartos del gobierno po.
nian una nota do algeria.
Dawes prorunci6 un discurso ma
gistraI, tan pronto como Ell cape
Ian hubo pedido la ayuda de Dios.
Luego, la proclama del Presiden-
TO- convocando al senado a session
extraordinaria para confrmar los I'll
timos nombramientos efectuados en-
su gabinete, fu6 Ieida. Los nuovos
senadores, electos en- las tltimas
elecciones, SO presentaron a prestar
juramento.
Esto dio fin a la ceremonial en- el
interior del edif1cio, y luego Sc I'M
clio Ell desfile hacia las gradas del
CapitoHe. Sc prspararon asientos
para aconodar por 10 menos ocLo
mil personals. Y luego mnllares Gu
brian la gran plaza que existe fren
tie al Capitolio.
La banda de los marinos TOGO ma
solemne marcha mientras la pelue-
Tia comitiva, al frente de Ia cual
marchaba Mr.. Coolidge aconpanado
por Dawes, los miembros del Congre
SO Y los Jueces del Supreme, Sc
abria paso hasta la plataforma.
En- ell centric y sobre un facistol
fContinlfa en- la pdg. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

La distoncio que hay entire Casa Blanca Ell CapitO
io fu6 cubierta pOrcentenares de personals que apa
dian entusidsticamente al paso del coche presiden
cial La prensa hace resaar Ell hecho de que la i'm
ponente ceremonial de aver estd en- alberto contraste
con la sencila escena que Sc desarrol6 en- la casa
Ueraniega de Vermont, cuando CalUin Coolidge sus-
tituy6 Mr. Harding en- la sila presidenciaL- Otros
nterasantes detales de los octos de oyer en- Washn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

A Los DUENos DE AUToMo-
vILEs PUBLICos, DE PAsAJE-
Ros o DE CARGA, Y A LOS
DUENos DE CARRos DE TRAC-
CIoN ANIMAL, DE LA MUNICH
PALIDAD DE SAN JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
Hon. Charles G. Dawes, Vice.
Presidente.

bros do este Colait6 eran los si-
guientes: -senador Charles E. Cur
tbs de Kansas, representative w. w.
Griest de Pennsylvania Y ell sena-
dor overnan de North Carolina.
/ Cerca de una hora esper6 la es-
colta militar frente a. Casa Blanca.
Los soldados de caballeria, cuyos
corceles piafaban mientras atrona
ban los oidos con sus fuertes pi-
sadas sobre el pavimento, saiier-n
al frente de Ia comitiva al recibir
la seiial de que Ell Presidente Sc
disponia a salir. Luego, una banda
que inicia los acordes de ura mar
cha triunfal,, Y las tropas que Sc
ponen en- movimiento.
/ La gran parada que Sc eztendia
a 10 largo de la Avenida Perssylva-
MIA presentaba un aspecto deslum-
brador, regio, soberpio. Hace cua-
tro amos, Woodrow Wilson, ANNA
do por su espiritu de batallador, iba
sentado junto Warren G. Hard
ing en- ell primer artomovil Aver,
Mr.. Coolidge iba acompahado pr
su esposa ell Conlite del Cong: e.
so. Tras ell primer automovil, mar
chaba otro, conduciendo al vice-Pre
sidente Dawes, y su escolta.
Hay una milla exacta entire Casa
Blanca y ell Capitolio. Las aceras
estaban invadidas por una multi
tud alegre Y buliciosa. Mr.. Coolid-
ge contestaba los numerosos Saludos
AL uegar al Capitolio, la comitiva
Sc dirigi6 al salon de sesiones del
Senado, donde Mr.. Coolidge pIiso
su firna varios proyectos aproba'
dos en- ell tltlmo momento.
Frente a Ia silla del Presidentc
Pro-Tempore Cumnains, habia si!:as
expresamente colocadas para ell Pre-
lsidente. ell Vice -Presidente y los
lmiembros del gabinete. FL primer
acto fue tomar juramento Dawes,
innediatamente despu6s, Cum
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
Los prOp6sitOs que persigue
el COmerCiO en- general d'HOuS.
ton, Texas, al iniCiar Ia ex-
CurSi6n que nos yisitara
lntereSantCS dedaraOOneS del AICaI-
de de Houston Y del Presidente de
aQuUIIa Camara de Concrete

Como estaba anunciado, aver por
la mafiana lego a San Juan ell vapor
Lafayette, de matrGcula francesa,
trayendo su bordo la delegation CO.
mercial de Houston, Texas, compues-
ta de mas de 275 personals.
Forman parte dc esta excursion.
entire otras personalidades mas, Mr..
II. II. Haines, Gerente General de
la Camara de ,Comercio de Houston :;
Mr.. T. L. Evans, manager" de la
Excursion Y Gerente del Departamen
to extranjero de dicha Cdmara; Mr..
Burt Rule, Jefc del Departamento
de publicidad de dicho ORGANISING /:
Hon. Oscar F. Holcombe, alcalde de
Houston; Mr.. Seward Myer. aboga-
do de la ciudad. y muchos elementos
mas pertenecientes al alto comercio,
la industrial y la banca de Texas.
Fiene, ademdst en- la excursion Mr..
T. G. Goodson, coronel dc Ia Policfa
de Houston.
A bordo fue darlc la bienvcnida
a los viajeros un comit6 de la CANA
IA de Concrete, integrado por el pre-
sldente Domenech Y los senores Soto
Gras' Solo, SOLO, Holmes, a quienes
acompah6 el honorable alcalde Sc
nor Todd y el coronel Lewis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
Fl DepaftamentO de JustiCia
ha dIrlgldO una impOrtante
communication al COmitG Le-
glsIatIyO que investiga las
a(tuaCiOneS de Ia POIiCia

Ha mas de tres semanas que ha
emprendido una verdadera labor de
investigation policiaca la Comision
Legislative que segtn proposition
del Representante Quintana Caias,
fuera nombrada para que informara
n Ia Camara sobre la supuesta huel-
ga de Policia Insular.
En- la Ultima reunion de este Co
mite Legislative, comparecio de-
clarar la Comtsi6n de Policia Insu-
l2r, que preside ell caballero Cont
mental Sr. Nathaniel A. Walcott, Y
CHE est& integrada por los Hons.
SreS. Julian w. Blanco Y Manuel
Nj. Ginorio.
(continda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

PoR LA PREsENTE Sc Motif
ca todos los duefios de autom6-
viles pnbhcos, de pasajeros de
carga, asi como a los duefios de
carros de tracci6n animal, de esta
municipahdad, que no hayan pa
gado hasta esta fecha al Municipio
de San Juan cl arbitrio impuesto
por Ia ordenan5a No. /, Fijando el
presupueSto de ingresos Y egresos
que ha de regir durante Ell aiio eco-
nomico 1924-25", que deberan ha-
cerlo dentro del plazo de diez dias
a partir de eSta fecha.
La Policia del Distrito de San
Juan ha sido notiicada al efecto
de exigir a los conductores de los
vehiculos indicados La presentation
del rectbo correspondence al pa
go del citado arbitrio.
r. II. TODD.
Alcalde.
San Juan, P. r.,
Marco 2, 1926.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
La COmiSi6n de IndemnizdCiOneS a aObre-
rOs pedird que Sc haga una investiga-
d6n inmediatamente para depurar
responsibilities
La Legislature serd Ia Hamada pradCar Ia Investigation
que habra de pedrse OfiCamente de IN mOmentO OtrO
Las eGen manifestations del ST. BaC6 en- pnO SenadO mOvar
eSa aCtud de COmS0n de ademaaneS ObO NOeS que
fOman a OmEn dean que Sc liable con COnOmento de caEa

Recientemente, Sc ha dicho en-
nuestra Camara que se impone una
reorganization de La Comisi6n de
1ndemrdzeciones a Obreros, mien-
tras otros mas radicales, proponen
que SO convterta en- dependencia
del Departamento de Agricultural y
Trabajo. No obstante, la nota de
palpttante actualidad Ia ha dado
a Ultima hora el Presidente del Sc
nsdo, seflor Barcel6, quien declare
en- session alberta 10 siguiente:
-'Parece que ell Negociado de
Indemnizaciones a Obreros esta ahi
para que vivian unos cuantos de
ei, menos los obreros''. 7 luego si-
guio diciendo: Elsa obra, la mas
bonita de nuestra Legislature, ha
lido al fracaso".
Ante tan rotundas manifestacio-
nes del senior Barcel6 hemos trata
do de averiguar cual habra de
ser la actitud de los seiiores que
dirigen ese Negociado de nuestro
gobierno insular. Nuestro esfuerzo
reporteril no ha sido en- vano,
puaa- t ~
DE UN MoMEETO
A oTRo.... il
Sc soicitara de Ia actual Leg4s-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
FECHAS GLORIOSAS EN-
LA VIDA DE COOLIDGE

l879-iulio 4. Naci6 en- Ply.
mouth, Vermont
lS95-Se gradu6 en- el Cole
90 giO de Amherst.
1897-Fue admitido a pos
,ooo tuIar como abogado.
1o99-ElectO concejal, en-
Northampton, Mass.
Esto marca la prime
ra etapa de su carrera
polftica.
l9OO-l Abogado de la ciudad
.o de Northampton.
I9O3-Escribiente en- I'm tr;.
bunaI.
l9O4-Pres. del Comits Local
Republican, de North
amptOn.
l9O5-Octubre 4. Contraio
matrimOnio con Grace
A. GOodhue, de Bur
, lingtOn, Vermont.
lsO7-S. Representante en- Ia
Legislature de su Es-
tadO.
lSlO-11. A1calde de North
ampton.
l9l2-13. SenadOr en- la lie.
gislatura del Estado.
19l6-18. Teniente-Goberna.
dor de Massachusetts.
1880 GObernadOr de Mas
sachusetts.
1923. Vice-Presidente de
los EstadOs Unidos.
l923-AgOstO 3, Presidente
de los Estados Unidos,
pOr fallecimiento d e
Harding.
1924-NOv. 4. Electo Presi-
dente de los EstadOs
UnidOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

IA escoltar al nuevo Vice -Prestden
he, Charles G.. Dawes, llan6 su
hotel.
|. FL Comite estaba tornado por
Ell senador Frederick Hale de Mai
ne, Y los representatives Willis G.
TIawley de Oregon, y Arthur B.
Rouse de Kentucky. Acompaharon
Dawes hasta Casa Blanca, donae
So pnieron al Presidente Coolidge,
Y al Comit6 del congreso encar-
gado de darle escolta. Los miem-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
Sc NeCeSitan BOrdadOras

Para hacer bordados en- colo
res OirIase:- H. VEGA, Ar
Arsenal Mo. 8.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

latura, que Sc proceda a practicar
Embellishments una investigation
dc los hechos que Sc denuncian pa
ra depurar responsibilities, y de-
terminar cual es la verdad.
La Comisi6n de Indemntzac1ones
ohreros habia de celebrar reu-
MON aver tarde, y este era uno de
los principales asuntos tratar.
Los directories de Ia Conisi6n de-
sean y aIegan que 81 Sc habla de-
fC0ntinda en- la pdg. 6")
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
Il COn1isiOnadO Santana Jr. aChaCa tOdO
eI NAL de Ia situaG6n de Ia Com. de
lnden1nizaGOnes a UbrerOs al heCho de
que los grandes patronOs, las corpora
clones, no pagan al fOndO de SECURE
la COmisi6n diCe-ha estadO darante
uatfO amos bdtaIIandO contra VientO
y marea, sOStenida dniCdmeule pOr
los pequehOS patrOnOs

Con motive de las sensaciona-
les declaraciones vertidas en- ell
Senado contra la Comision de
Indemnizaciones a Obreros por los
senadores Barcelo y Martinez Da-
villa, ell Lcdo Pedro Santana Jr.,
miembro puro de la referida CO.
mlsion, nos hizo aver las siguien-
tContinua en- Ia pag ~ va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
CAMARA DE REPRESENTAN-
TES DE PUERTO RICO
COMISION DE GOBIERNO IN
SULAR Y MUNICIPAL
AVISO

Sc ha presentado ante la CANA
ra de Representatives. una petici6n
suscrita por electores del Barrio In
diera Alta de Ia jurisdiction de
Maricao, soicitando Ia anexi6n de
dicho barrio Ia Municipalidad
de Yauco.
Esta conltsi6n celebrara un
hearing ell dfa 10. del corriente a
las diez dc La ntafana a fin de cir
todas las personals interesadas en-
10 ameritada instancia.
San Juan, P. r. de MARIO de 1925
Jorge ROMANT,
Presidente.
f Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05

La Camara de Comercio de p. r.
tdi0 una reception en- honor de los ex.
curSioniatas, quienes fueron obseuuia
dos con dulces, refrescos, frutas v
tabacoS del pals, resultando el acto
muy lucido y animado.
Durante la reception, cambiamos
lmpresiones con muchos de los ex-
-curslonistas. Mr.. Burt Rule, el Jefe
de Publicidad, nos proporcion6 eli ST.
(Continda en- la pag 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
nos neses.

nos meses.
Las ceremonias empezaron bien
temprano por la mafana, cuando la
Camara y ell Senado Sc reunian pa
RI celebrar su Ultima session. La
multitud Sc extendia a 10 largo de
IA Avenida Pennsylvania, frente al
Capitoho y Casa Blanca.
Una hora antes del mediodia, ell
Comite del Congreso, nombrado pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-05
Sc ALO.UILA

Magnifico piso para familia con 5
departamentos, buen servicio sani-
talio en- Recinto Oeste No. 3 Esq.
Salvador Brau. Altos. Varios de-
partamentos en- los baios.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10
n. WI COMPANY
REQUEST TWENTY
FIVE YEAR PERMIT

The City Council met in regular
monthly session Tuesday night. Aside
from hearing the reports of the sew
eral city officers and allowing num-
ber of monthly bills and claims the
members OF the council decided to lay
on the table until the regular council
meeting in January, the application Of
the Northwestern Improvement Com
pany for twenty-five year franchise
The application made by the mining
company ia for franchise to con-
struct, operate and maintain, upon,
along, under or over the streets and
alleys of the city of Red Lodge, wires,
pipes or other form of conduits or
conductors for the purpose Of conduct
ing electricity, air, gas, steam or other
form or medium of communicating
power light and heat. The application
is made at this time due to the fact
that the twenty five year franchiss@sfnr
similar purpose under which the
compsny Is now operating will expire
in February. 1926. The Northwestern
improvement company was given per-
mission 10 operate until after the gen
eral election In April. The applica
tion for permission to operate until af-
ter the election was made in order to
avoid calling . special election for
such ! purpose and in order to avoid
permitting such question to be voted
on at the general election in April.
The city health officer reported on
disease throughout the state and also
stated that some local merchants were
not keeping some Of their merchandise
covered SO as to prevent contamina-
tion as required by regulations and
rides Of the State Board of Health
Notice would be served on the merch-
ants not complying with these rules
The bond Of William Parker Ia
$3.50 was fledy which bond ~ to insure
his faithful performancs of his con-
tract to haul and dispose Of the xszA-
age, ashes, ETC., for the coming ysar
The contract made between the City
Of Red Lodge and the Carbon Comnty
News, for printing was also fileA-
The request Of Matt A. Kentala to
move the gasoline filing station taken
from in front Of the Carbon Plunhdas
and Heating Company to the front OF
the Meter Building was granted.
The Council appropriated $50 to
the Carbon County Poultry Associa-
tion for the furtherance Of the poul-
try show which will be conducted h
the city In January.
The matter Of installing an electric
Light on East Eleventh street, near the
first alley east Of Haggin Avenue vas
referred to the Street and Light Com
mittee for investigation and report.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10
Pollyanna is Sure
To Play to Crowd

"Pollyanna', the glad play, will be
shown at Workers Hall Friday De-
cember Is. Tickets will be on sale at
the Red Lodge Drug next week at fifty
and seventy-hve cents. Ten cents will
admit children to the matinee Friday
afternoon at three thirty.
The play Ia under the direction of
Joseph Kent who needs no introduc-
tion to the theatre-going public and
lovers Of real plays will have the
chance to see one of the best and
biggest plays on the American stage.
The cast for the play has been care
fully selected and are being rehearsed
nightly for their public appearance.
You will srN you will laugh, you will
shout and after the show you will be
more than glad that you went.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10
TREASURE STATE LEADS The WORLD
in The PRODUCTION OF WHEAT
Fishtail Farmer Wins Worlds Wheat Champion
ship. Ravalli County Man is Leading Small
Grain Exhibitor for 1875.

six-row barley, two-row barley and
trebi barley. Additional first places
in JUNIOR white dent corn for District
No. l, and in timothy seed open COM
petition make total Of ten classes
in which Montana heads the list.
In the classes of grain crops which
are of major Importance In Montana,
the percentage Of winnings Of the
Treasure State was most convincing.
In hard red winter wheat Montana
won fifty-seven per cent OF the prem~
iums; In durum wheat. seventy nine
per cent; in hard red spring wheat,
forty-two per cent 1.-THE stiff competi-
tion from Canada was felt In this
class); white spring wheat, forty-two
per cent; white oats, flfty-six PER cent;
early oats, sixty-seven per cent; nix
row barley. twenty-four pex cent;
two-row barley, eighty eight per cent,
and trebi barley, eighty pc cent,
Ravalli county again was the lead
Ing winner, with c. Edison Smith of
Corvallis the leading individual win
ner. Ravalli holds her place as the
first county in the United States from
the standpoint of prizes won at the
International, and Mr.. Smith Is the
worlds leading small grain exhibitor
for 1925. However, the most coveted
of all honors offered by the Hay and
Grain Show Is the worlds wheat
championship and this was won by l..
p. Yates, farmer Of Fishtail, Still
water county. This wheat was grown
from registered Marquis seed intro
duced by w. H. Jones, county agent,
and was produced on alfalfa sod.
Other Montana farmers who were
important figures in making the Mon
tana exhibit success this year weres
L. e. Peterson Of Victor, Leroy Kir-
by Of simma, r. NJ. Eyrieh OF Colum~
bus, +. II. Busteed, Of Bustead;
II. v. Peterson OF Victor, George
M. Lewis ! Of. Manhattan, Ole Eg-
gen of Absarotee and Chalon Bros.
of Fishtail. The counties send
ing exhibits were; Philips, Pom
dera, Valley, Blaine, Roosevelt, Mad
ison, Treasure, Lake, Teton Fer
gus, Dawson, Chouteau, Sheridan, Fal-
lon, Garfield, Rosebud, GaIlatin, Pc
troleum, RichIand, Sanders, Custer,
Powder River, Yellowstone, Cascade,
Saltwater and Ravafli.
Montana's junior exhibitors in the
corn club classes did exceptionally
we'll. In the white dent corn class for
District One Montana won all five
places In which awards were offered.
Chalmer Wiseman Of Hillcrest, Custer
Continued on page fourl
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10
Commissioners Hear
Important Matters

The County Commissieners, at their
regular monthly n1eetink during the
week, took under advisemess4 the peti-
tion presented by w. A. Talmadee and
others of Joliet tor the continuance of
graveling the road from Joliet to
Rockvale. A petition was also pre-
sented to the board protesting - en-
ployment Of a county demonnerat ation
agent for the coming year. No action
was taken by the commissioners.
DR.. e. M, Adams was awarded the
contract for county physician md B.
b. Downward was awarded the contract
for the burial of the county poor.
John 7. Kelley, member of the
board, will be representative at the
state meeting of County Commission
ers to be held at Helena on January
IL.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10

tonen, Harry Moore, and NJ. P. Pay
William Schank Of Roberts represent
ed the Fc--ors' Union from Roberts
Petitions from Joliet, Roberts, the local
Miners Union and the citizens of Red
Lodge were submitted Representa-
tives and counsel Of the Northern Pa
cific railway from Livingston and
Helena appeared before the commits.
sion protesting the granting of the
franchise. A. ]. Mcintyre. manager OF
the Motor Trsppit company, presented
testimohy to support the application
and 3. G. W1renhorn appeared as
counsel for the petitioner.
The resolution passed by the Min
ers' Union read as follows:
Resolutions
Whereas, as it has been brought to
our attention by the Local Press and
otherwise, that, there is to be hear
ing before The Railroad and Public
Service Commission at Billings De-
eember 9Th. 1925 regarding proposed
bus franchise from Billings to Red
Lodge, and
Whereas, the large buses are des-
tructiye to the road, and the bus lines
pay no taxes for the upkeep of the
same, and
Whereas, the Railroad Company
might see fit to take the passenger
train off the run from Billings to Red
Lodge, thereby depriving the commun-
ty of dependable service, and
Whereas, Red Lodge is dependent
upon the coal mines for it's upkeep,
be it
Resolved, that Local Union No. It'll
u. M. w. of A. go on record as op-
posing this bus line, and be it fur
ther
Resolved, that copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the minutes of
the meeting and copy be sent to the
Railroad and Public Service Commits
sion at Billings.
Leland Newman,
H. v. Cartwright,
Richard Mallin,
VIM. Abrahamson,
George Mcdonald.
Committee on Resolutions.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10
CARBON RED CROSS
DRIVE NETS s3ls

The Red Cross Membership Drive
In Carbon county has received hearty
response, netting total sum of $31s
which is $40 over the quota assigned
to this county, according to A. T.
Croonquist, chairman Of the Member
ship committee. Returns from Red
Lodge amounted to s131; Edgar, 50;
Bearcreek, $42; Roberts. $3b; Luther
81; Bridger, SOS; Belfry, s11; From.
berg, $50 and Warren, SO. Returns
from Roscoe and Joliet have not yet
been received.
The Carbon county chapter of the
Red Cross win meet next Saturday for
the annual election Of officers and d.
rectors, to hear the reports and &C.
tivities for the past year and TO form
ulate plans for next year.
The officers for the past year and
who have done their work efficiently
and faithfully are Mrs. H. r. Cassidy
chairman; Mrs. r. s. Putnam OF Ed.
gar, vice-chairman; Mrs, B. B. Down
ard. secretary and Mrs. z. M. Aams
treasurer. r. ]. Sweeney and X. NJ
Porter are local members of the coun-
ty governing board with Mrs. Emil
Heikkila at Roberts, Mrs. G. G. Mer.
ritt at Warren; Mrs. Elmer Talmadgs
at Joliet, Mrs r. 8. Putnam at Edgar
Mrs. w. @. Bartlett at Fromberg, Mrs
G. ]. Baldwin at Bridger, Mrs. e. c
Russell at Luther, Mrs. J. r. Kane al
Bearcreek and Mrs. Chas. Burns Al
Belfry.